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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-19
Ter politifd)e UberrH omster.

Die Slu5Iidten linb gegcn.pGrtis bcinabe iIbcr
alien 3weiiel, bdB @cu. tSrant Der ,,rabifale"
Union Ganbibat fhr 4rciibcnt lcin ipiro ytan
rcbet bon 8oup. Gurtr. alS Gdnbibdt fiE Vice
YreiiSent SdarfiiIJtigc 4olititcr bcbauptcn,
bab bic 9emotrater. burd bic eBtcn Sablen 10
lebr crnutbi9t rIrben ieicn, bdB iic 0cn. Ate-
GlclIan fallen l.tiicn unb ct ipagen mirbcn, 4sen|
oletcn, ibrcr. Iebten 9anbibat fir &iec>4 4reii>
bent aub.nebmel, ipcld)cr ein ultra Srclnb Der
Sodber. .dtbcr ilt unb gang oifCn unb cnti6icocn
fir liquidation Der Rational Sdnocr bcrdilS>
tritt slnbrcip Sobulon ipirb aber in Dem Eager
rtr Scmotrdtie nod bcbeutcnoe &eripirrung ma.
dcn. Gr lit cnibloiicn, aub Icnc cigene Nl>
lpriidDe auf bic Grncnnung icncr Yartbci 9elten
Al maben Gr pll nift umlonlt bic ablbcllli>
den Scrbrc6en gcgcn bdS 9ano uno bic 4'dr-
tbe bic ibn eripdblt bat, bc9an9en babtn. Gr
! bebauptct, baB CT Der Ydrtbci, bic I'M Sterben
gcegcn, bur6 ieincn uncrbDrtcn Scrratb, pieoer
ncue 8rdite mitgctbcilt uno bic 9p6perrdtber
ipiebcr dftbar geiad)t babe, uno ipenn lie ibn
nidt 10 bicl ebrcn ipilrpcI, ibm ipeni9teiiS bic
Grnennung an1ubieten, 10 ipiirbc or iic ipcoty III
bren iterbcnpcn 3uitanb ,uriifienrcn. Sp3n>
on bGtte icbod) rid)t nptbig, lold)e Orobun9en
All MAIDEN, benn 0cn Grant ipirb bieleS tbun,
tsin untsrI6ieb oh NeGlellau, Yenblctcn cber
slnbD Sobnlon ibr Ganbioat Iein ipirb.
Die lebten gSaben babcn ben Ocmofraten
Rutb 9eseben, 10 baB iic ibrc 'gtaBre9eln
in ibrsr 9an5en SodBlidteit bcrauS9cben, melbes
ba,u bienen muE, ben 3epublifancrll einen tbcr-
ipdltisenbcn Sieg bel Der ndditen Yreiioenterl>
ipabl 5n ii6ern-(2ib. Sem.)
ny9eta III d)ung.-SSer d) etipdS 5ll
berfauien bat, oocr gu faufen, 5u lebneu ooer Sil
tauIden nfinldt, ioute cS i'm ,4atript" befanni
MAIDEN. Die 3citen iinb nibt mebr ipie boz
sterS, ipo mir tpenis 3eitun9en georudt wrr.
ben, uno bic 2cute gcnptbi9t iparen Nbbcrteis.
ments 3u I6rcibln ober i6rebcn 5I lallen BIZ
nur an ipeni9en Yldben angcl6a9cn unb iclter
9eleItn purben Sebt 1T e5 anberS. Beinabt
In jeber camille in cine 3eituns, in Manbel
brei, bier, ipo bic barn entbaltencn Betannt.
Imaduu9sn BON Sunbertcn gelcien iperben rpel6'
auf bem alten SSe9c, nit 9el6rebenen 3ettel, nil
ben 9etphnl6ten 3tpef errei6t babcn ipfrben.-
9urb bic 3etung aber bcfommt Sebermann all
gabridten in ieiHe sSobnung, po sr icben fam
ipa8 81 baben 1T, ober bcr!dngt tpirb. Die 3ei
III borbanben, no 9cldriebenc 8ctanntmadnnsel
ipenig gelelen iperbcn. 6aif Sebcrnann ertpdr.
tet ole 8erfdufe IL T. 10. in iCincr llmSegenb, IL
Der bena6barten 3citung 5u finben Sicjeni
, gen, tpelde pcni9 bon Soauie gcben, crfabrei
leIten ipaS bcrsebt ober 81 pcrfaufen III, anSge
nommen ie Ielen eS in Der 3ctIug Saber lca
ten ale gertdufe in Der 3citllns bstannt 9cmad
iperben. Der Yertdufsr finoet inner icinei
Sortbeil babel, ipenn CT piele 8icter bat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-19

pSDsr Yefsbl, fptlbr SbsriH SopsO In
Retp OreauS abisbt, tpuret tpiberrufen. r1atl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-19

~Sit Bani In Fremont, 81, tpuroe ourd
ginbrt6sr um sl00, 900 buaubt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-19
@enn aud ieber NnbIid rei,enb,
DIR Ulenf6 aIein berd6tlid IN.

sIIB Der iinnreide Shnfiler Der 86tter Inn duff
trase Der Nutter bee a6iqts 8hftnsrtnaen unb
ssosrapbiids tmrifIs auf bse abiats unbsfes-
li6tn S6iIb srabirtt, ba Jsidntts sr bod fein
2anb bas 70 gIorreid unb 70 mapnisfaltis nit
@oIb, Siber unb ebsm ipsrtbboqm Wttaa be.
sabt unb burb bic @oblsrhdt Der sIiidIi6fen
Sd0pfunsen @ottes 70 bs,anbsrno N tuie bic.
leS.
Ssine burli6en Prcbutts ipa6fsn I'm rleber-
fuB anf Isbtn 3oa ieines mannisfaden Bcbens;
uno ba ifbt Der 6lu6 bfr Sflabne bon ibm &C.
HDmHien III unb ,utun iplr strebt iinb, pis %
uns bic MISUNDERSTANDING porfdreibt
unb ipis mir % iein tpcaen, 70 tpirb bisS 2anc
baIb einen sr6Buen usbGfuB an RsidtbhmGn
babtn aIs europa, NIsn unb afrfu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
The Herald Establishment

Is offered for sale TO cash purchaser
The reason for thisis, that continued feeble
health OF the present proprietor renders II
impossible for him to pay that attention TO
the paper which II demands. lie makes
this announcement with regret, the Herald
has been under his control, mechanically,
for upwards of thirteen years, and II has
been his pride TO make IL in fact useful
institution and In now Offering II for sale,
he is governed by the imperative demands
Of health, lie cannet devote that attention
to Il that he would desire, and wishes iode-
vote his time 10 some other business more
conducive 10 health.
II is useless for us.to speak Of the Office
md It's patronage. We believe il is known,
and we aattor ourselves favorably, through
out the whole extent o: the State. No coun'
try paper we venture TO say, has better
name or better business than the Herald,
and, to person who can give II close ut
tention, il could be made one Of the best
paying establishments in the interior.
For further particulars, address the pub
lishtr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

which We would enli iht ailenilon
N oaf learned brother 0f Size Oal
weston News who lately wrote HE
ftmms arlltle ~ 'smella' were
discharged on lho dwelling lioasos
~ tic hostile iummbonts, and
they we're freed toan mediate SUI.
render Tho money chest Of the
enemy having been secured an easy
conquest followed aud, VI this time,
the city aud capitol, with oil the
surrounding Qualifications, arc ! n
fall possession Of tho radical forces
The victory was complete. Whom
will this "cruol war be overY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21


ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST TRAIN
Wednesday, August 2Sth, will long
be remembered as an important day
in the history of our young city.
AT about IL NJ, the. shrill whistle
Of the locomotive indicated then near
approach Of tho long looked for
train, and a large number of citi-
zens congregated near the depot TO
witness its arrival. n
: The cars now arrive here at 6 2.
M. and leave about 8 in the morn
ing, should ANY change be made our
readers will be promptly notified of
the fact.ANeWS Letter. w Fj
orr THE TRAoK,,-Thc train due
here on Wednesday evening did not
arrive until the evening of the fol-
lowing day, having been off the
track several times between here
and Millican. sOn Friday morning
the. down train had proceeded but
a. few, miles below here when it
again took to the woods but we
believe none, were injured either
times- The continued heavy rains
have rendered the road bed very
soft and caused the track to sink
under the weight of the train, and
we may expect the regular trains. to
be- somewhat irregular for few
days.-.Ibid VA 2 sA&se "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
Infnflnnalf.

On Monday night alnnl b0flotk ,
a negro attached W The llmohV
lfouse, informed Mr. Jas Y iJuho-
ho, that y person who had ilironlon
al bis llfs. was prOwIne nlaini iio
rear ~ tho lllmso No DunOlio
went out with his gun, and sgcing
the person undcr What seemed sus'
pioious appearances, fred upon bio,
producing u wound which rosulle'l
IN death IN about four hours AZ
the same time, 1T, Roberts, who
was present, went nround on Main
Street, and seeing another pcrsop
running away, hailed him, aud got
ting no answcr, fired at him, but
without oiiect.-Examinauon Of the
PROSTATE person, soon developed,
that there was a mistakes and that
the person shot was Hamilton Sly'
ley, a young man Of good charae-
ter, living 8 miles east OF Town,
who was NJ tho time drinking, aud
wandering about without much def.
mite purpose. His rheight and
general build was similar to that of
tho man whom the negro reported
rs moving about in the rear Of the
house; and the, negro was under
much excitement when no reported
the fact, having no doubt that the
intention of the person he had no
ticed was assassination. a.
Mr.. Sivlcy was ayoung man who
had no enemies ); and in the service
was n favoritc, with his associates
The casualty is dcplorcd by tho
whole community. as by his grief
stricken parents !, but. no blamc,is
attached to Mr.. Donoho, who acted
upon what he considered reliable in
formation, and in contingency,
whicInhc had reason to think did
not admit OF delay
Mr.. Donoho surrendered himself
Immediately to the Sheriff, and the
matter was investigated before JUS
tice, Crittcnden who held him to
BAIL for his appearance before the
District Court. CidrkSriHe Stand
ard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
Siika.

Our stock OF information respect
ing tho Russian territory acquired
In the Northwest is gradually in
creasing. Accounts from Sitk0 rep
resent that the Inhabitants were
not n little astonishod Mt learning
that the country would DO annexed
10 the United States. The Deputy
Administrator, General harangued
the people on the subject, eXpatia,
ting on the bcnefconco wealth and
value of tho United States. At the
same time delegation of fishermen
were threatened with punishment
if they showed any feeling of pre-
mature satisfaction Mt their deliver
ancc from the dcspotism Of the Fur
Company. There is n manifest joy
on the part of tho people at their
change of masters. Fears were en-
tcrtained that ifthc news were made
known to tho Koloschian tribes,
who dwell upon the southern. shelf
Of the land nearest h United
States, their hereditary antipathy
TO the Russians would result in out
break and similar atrocities to those
that marked tho storming of sitlsa
60 years ago by these same sava-
gcs.
Tho town Of Sitba Is built upon-a
ledge of rocks overlooking bay
which is never frozen over, but is
cnvelopcd in fog three hundred days
in the year. This would allow one
day ofsunshino per week. The ad-
ministrator's house is built of logs,
and nankcd with a stockader and
block houses, mounting ship guns.
The population, when the season is
over, is about twelve hundred souls.
Three fourths of the people are of
mixed Russian and Indian blood.
There is no law, strictly speaking,
save the arbitrary DEGREES of the
Furr Company. Garden vegetables
usually in this climate are common
there. Wheat and rye scarcely ex-
list. The wood is dense and soggy
and will nos burn until after two
seasons housing. There is coal in
profusfon, copper in vast deposits,
and native sulphur. without limit.
The crows in the streets of Sitka
are exceedingly daring and numer-
GUS, and the hogs eat only fish, so
that their. meat has the taste of cod.
Near by there are millions of can
vass-back ducks, whose eggs are
laid and Matched only in this region.
The English trappers are in contin-
'ual wrangle with the Russians, and
trouble is anticipated with them
when. they. hear that the Yankees
are in possession. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

Official dispatches received at
Paris from Admiral Grudicre an
nounce the occupation of the Wes-
tern provinces of Lower Cochin
China. The French troops occu-
pied the town ofVing Kung, Sadec,
Chaudoc, and Hatsen without firing
shot, the MaDdarins of these pla-
ces opening their gates with the
unanimous consent Of the inhabi-
tants. The annexation ofthese ter
ritories TO France is effected because
they served as a refuge TO pirates
and agitators. A proclamation Of
the Admiral, dated the 18th ofJune,
says Henceforth the provinces Of
Cochin China are and win remain
French territory"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

~ ---s-@>--- trt.t
NJ From BELKNAP.-A correspon-
dent of the Galveston Bulletin,
writing'on the 24th August, says:
The troops at this place (three
companies 9th u. S. Cavalry, I, X
aud L,) have left and established a
post at the Clearfork-of tho Brazos,
359 miles from here. The. camp at
present is called Camp Wilson,
presume in memory of the late
LIEUT.. III. II. Wilson, son of the
Senator Brcvet Brigadier- Gene,
raj Sturgis isin command.
The company of Which your sub
lscribcr is member is still. here
guarding the public stores, which
are in the process of being moved
over.nnder tho direction Of Lieut.
III. B. Mellen. 80 - IS ~
= Indians are the plague of the
county. Hardly asweek passes
that we don't hear of two or three
raids along the line, and it is only
due TO the energy OF General sStur-
gis and the Commandant at Buffalo
Springs that prevents them over
running the small settlements in
tho lower part of the country, Buff
faloSSprings seems to be a favorable
stamping ground for them, and it
would be in. my opinion good
move TO garrisonthat post with two
moro companies of infantry, in or
der 10 give the two companies Of
cavalry chance of operating,
which is now entirely out of the
question, as the strength of the gar
rison there does not exceed 120
mon, with perhaps only half of the
command mounted. q ~ III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

The fact that Admiral Tegethoff,
the Austrian Admiral, should speak
English so fuently,. has occasioned
some surprise. But foreign Gov
ernments regard knowledge of tie
language of the country to whom
its agents are commissioners, as an
indispensable requisite, 1t is only
American diplomast, who exhibit
the mortifying.spectncle nf srna L.
ing at foreign courts through the
clumsy medium of interpreters.
Ofcourse, there are exceptions. But
ignorance is the rule. Secretary
Seward is trying to reform all that.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

The city Of 1ndianola, il may be
said, has enerely recovered from
sickness The yellow fcver has Jeff
and the hospital is deserted. and
good SIu. CAsET, and his assistants,
have gone to Galveston. Tor The pHf-
pose Of doing al they can for the
sick and afflicted Of that city. We
can safely say, at the present time
we have the kealthiest city cn The
coast, and we hope it viii not be
long before we can record the same Of
our ncigbboring towns. The fever
has pretty nigh run IT, c0Hrze IN
Corpus Christi, ard We trust n bear
n more favorable aco8anf b. usxf
mait-lhdnn1I1 Buflain- 5h
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
Dallas aitrald.
DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
DIRHCTOnY.

DISTRICT COURT
JsnS ]. Oanp, district Judge. Dallas.
a. W.. llawEiss, bisi ATTY WaSahaehle.
VIZ. &. ious0, District Clerk pallai'
COUNTY OFFICERS.
y. ELlis CO0nnrs, County Judge,
TIGnL kESBALL, County Attorney.
JAMEs 4. TnOnAs, County CLERK.
JrHE. NJ. DnowS, sheriff
JAaEs T.. 0OopSi0nF, Ass'r, aud Collector.
JANIS snKrPARp, Treasurer
W. II. TnoaAs, Surveyor.
PoLicE CouHr-lsaae u, Webb, George W
barton, J. II. Clemens and J, r. siratton.
N0TARYs PUBLIC,
Judge y. Ellis CoonnKs, ex,oilielo, 6Eo
W. GuEss, joins n, BRYAS and W. q, WoLfrr
Dallas Roman S. Guy, Lancaster, and J,
J. BEKNAs, ilaughts Store,
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
GEoR0E W. GuEss, Mayor.
NJ. NJ. MORRow, J. s. SAUNDERS, u. W
HuSr J, n. BRYAN, and A. ", MoRroS, Al
dermen,
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Town Marshall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

: We are happy to announce that
Col. George w Carter, who has been
prosfrnted for a long time with gel
low fever and who was at one time
in n very procari0hs situation, is
now reeoverihg--We hope in q
short tsne TO see bin cut in the bu-
sy world. sound in health and pos
Pcripg-TslegoPh:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

Our Galveston correspondent in
formssus that Col. Whilldin, editor
of Flakes Bulletin, is sick with the
prevailing fever. We trust be will
go through safely and live long to
give spice to journalism in this
Stata. IIe.,stse. Hl~Jo -,,..-s., y,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
PUBLIC SALE

AM 18th Of october next, viii sell
NJ at public QUERY, ON credit Of months
with good security, the following described
property, to-wit:
: A fine stable horse, Thoroughbred, known
as Ken gscky, and two young slallionspnd
Some ine FLIES OF the same stock, Also.
Canadian stable horse, Prophet, with other
good stock horses; about 20 head Of stock
cattle; So head Of sheep some farming uten.
Ieils. etc. The sale 70 be at the late resi-
dence of Louis Shirley, miles north from
Mckinney onthe Bonham road
PAULINA SHIRLEY.
August slst is67--5l:6t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

NEWSPAPER ITEMs.-The Waco
Register has a new editor, III. M.
Payne Esq Letters should be adj
dressed to him.
The Spectator at Wap has -sus
pended for time. Sickness and
death of employees given as q rea-
son. ~ z f-l-i -
r. w. Davis Esq has bought out
the Intelhgencer at Goliad and now
publishes the Guard His salutato-
~ is sensible and 70 the point. : We
wish him great luck.-AusfiR Ga
zeffe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

: 1t is reported that Gen. Grant
has asked to bes relieved of the Of
fee Of Secretary of War, and that
Gen.. Mcclellan has been rendered
the position, and will accept. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

A fellow that thought himself
very clever, one day showing Off a
walking stick that ho had made,
was asked Whether he made it him.
self, when no .ansWe.'ed, @aYes, and
out of my own head, too. Upon
which q wag replied, Eyes, and got
wood enough to make another" 1f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
COLLEGES.

INOIREAR Commerrial College, New
Il Orirnu-.-f Founded lzia. No Vacations, hnot
Keeping asPenmADShlp, Languages, halhemn'Ios
DotnrAH. President. lsep9[lyI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
Pianos and Music.

ryORN 4 ngHMER as Camp 81. Constantly on
4 A hand tint rIass Piauos--rleyel's, Marlin 4
Onyrlsrs, the celebrated cyeloii,ei o. lIisl
0RuYEwALp, Pulll.hsr II Music. Importer
A. 81 mnsieal INSTRUMENTS, rlryel Planes. sisin-
wNy a sens, Chickering's and Gatler's, 10 Canal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21

rT,liE undersigned hasinEqualiied as e.
II ecuior Of the estate Of John W. Cor
De-, deceased, At q regular term II The Pro
bste Court Of Dallas county Texas, held on
the 27th day q August A. D. 1867, hereby
notifies all persons indebied 10 said estate
q make immediAie payment, and tbos'
having claims aEainst The sane 70 present
thcm dulv apfhrnficated, within the TIM
prescribed " Law, Or hey win Be postpon-
81 As Re Law directs Ibis 9Th day u Sep
itmhrr A. y. ls67
- 2. BARKER,
sess Ezrsf Ida ". GurdeD, DECD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
IRON SAFE ron SALE.

II HAVE a. medium Sized, Iieriihg's pat
III ent Iron SAFE, in FIRST rate order; Witch
WILDE sold at a Reasonable pricr, if carly
applica lion is made TO s,l. .e
80 ~ JOHN Y. HILL Tinncr-f
Dallas. Aug. 10, ls67-47tr .I.,f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAs COUNTY

DALLAS COUNTY-,,rr-r N
REPORTED to me as an estray, by Geo. W, barton,
County Commissioner, Dallas County, Texas,one smut
y soRREL MARI, sor Sugars Old. about 10 hand.
high blaze nee, running near John Hufsnes Piled
RRPoRTED to me a. c.trays by Geo. W. Barton,
County Commissioner, Dallas County, Texas, the fol-
lowing described animals. to-wf; One dark red ROAM
MARE, with black mane and tail star in fnr fore
head len hind foot white, abouf or 10 years old.
about u hand. high br.aiel on &c rsAi shoulder
ola small star in her forehead with black and
tail branded on the right shoulder WI One darn
red ROAM STALLfoN, Year. cod, Is hands hlch,
hIncf mane and TAIL len hind foot white, iHaIIfrd on
tho riaht shoulder j. Also one light soRREL
MARI about 5 years old. IS hgnds high. blazs face
both fni legs white half uny mp 70 the joint and her
A, md - ne IN shoulder o.. FIlsd sspissalr n
"a sfronrEp to ,s,.y. By oss. v Sd Baron
eosnty % ,.es l', sosS, a., 5s NM ~, Iaer s
YEAR Cd Is tands bi1l lrzBd.d She NJ lhoul
Al With hafchef1 rnnA hih hind fef and the right
fsre 50 rhlie, rhis zfrips dern be fprehesd. One
hsnas hieA. In hinl fupt sliit hrasi1d On IL Id
shoul1rfT Flnd srTit-1Isf 1pfh, l97- Iof.
TAkEs rPiy Easrh Horton a.aessrsyed l.ef.rs ,.
ysers 81, u lsirni- hk, i.ri-a - ne 81 sioai-
A. in N ufittH CHE lflfais raIhi q tl1 Alse
ors BLACK LAKE, an tIlrllnr or mrrr ttt N
. !. n s's ~ Il s 90. ~. * 81 $50 VA f nd s
= :. q "a c ~. 3 ssss- "a ~
ThEEE rP = In Hsirie7s zn,r rHfsT1-i les'ru
n hrhrr -. f'rrr'rf Ne. 4 olr IITD oX.T 80 r.
"a nIrl - en- srf frt sts IN ri1lt trr- lr1nfr
20 rIrIf ~ II Fa1nrd = as. Alsn. one WITTY
sIEfn - ls,sn - md i-rrn -, - y.
r1Ef ~ 90 - rrII n N - Ernn1Hf - rrII
- M r1r|rrrfl| srI1..I : 81. fr--t.I
Jas ? Tn011eC. Q G. u. @ rs11s
TaHHaNT CorETE1
THEEE rFfT.H r. Tr-nr. 80 - ~ trlrs.H
" Nr'rIt. = o. n .I|I - 80 rI1a't. ~ Raj
HDErE 81 ~ 8 DE- ~ Ir4i''t I--rf. ~
- frI El-I - -u1.IsI 4 - = - .'a-ad.-''
80 4 |.Irr - "a IA Ilrl - I'm. sIrr N IIrI
e Fltck ca CO 49, =.
81. NrlrnrI l.ieIr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-21
HagEIng, SC.
Commission Merchants,

VENT, THoMAE 4 GARTER, Importers of and
IN Drnlcrsfin Cordnge, Bagging, Bale Rope, Iron
Ties, &c lOl Poydras Street, New orleans,
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TOBACCO.

<yreseent city Tobacco Worhs.-MArrR
~ BROrIrns, Manufacturers 81 Tobacco aud Cigars,
Dealers In Chewing aud Leaf Tobacco, Al Tchenriiou
las ST.. New orleans. lseps2-yI
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sBy the death Of John III. Helm.
Goyernor eIect of K entnelty tbe dn,
as ~ tho Evoont;ro nff;oc,w;u IA
wolno nnon n nawiv nIectad T,;en .
Ton aof f;ogernor Hon SIobnW Ste
w vo of Cau;n,ton son ~ tho late
anJrs,,. 9 q sSo,,sso III y1irain;s. for
manv Years Sneolssr oft6a Touse
otRoryesanf ,t;vos ,;ortansntG oy
Stovenson IL = stotosn,ons of CON.
=, ona;nU talents of m~nb svneri.
anca In nnblic. offairs s.ond 10 him
NOV safils ma ent,msted The dnt;es
Of cb;ct executiue officer Of the nrond
IA Stnto - KanIunlsw doShl, dear
80 fn,, ~ La ns1o 800 IL for
w rahrLn IT.,
So So - 8. !. 7 ~. w
wy. He lei, nad just peeh ihaugu-
ratea az nilzapethtown, pelng I9o
.unTe,l 70 proceed 20 fra % loi, ne
saiqtne eD]ect OF the. democracy
was 10 save ING constitution ana
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EDUCATIONAL
FEMALE SCHOOL.
DALLAH THNAa

Nn llrLgyi VIM. PreeepirrSs,
rl,urfifff frsfi0S u ~ .stoaivill
4 foinininfu un
afOndHs, scfiieniber ., 1851,
Ani rls,e Friday Msy ~ 9i's
I,,IEs ~ Union, rlE MONTH.
fllAf CLA6s--Orihognphy, Read
iHg renmhnship aud Mental Ariih'
fuflle,, .,...,,.,,,. ...s."a..,s-'ttr' ~ W
SECOND CLAss-Oeography, lllsio-
" Sacred aud Profaneh Rnglish
Grammar, Analysls, Familiar Sci
ehec, Arilhme,le, Philosophy, mat
urAl aud Moran .~...,,.,,,.,.., .,... OO
THIRD Rhetoric, Chemistry
Asnahody, Algebra, Mental fla' W
ldsoPby and Latin, .'','''..,',.'...,' ! W.
lNcikENTAL fff,-..,....,' ..''''''"'''''f w
The above prices are 10 sPeclei one half
TO be paid in advance. ..-- .r.-
Each student win be charged ffofn e
time Of entering school until the close OF
the session, aud no deduction for lost lime,
except In cases Of proipcted sickness OF Two
weeks or more. n .L ~
Dallas, Texas, Aug. 10, lsCT-i7'sm.
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Sowing Machines.

c,oUTUERN FAMILY SEWING, MACHINE
y Soisciess Machine OF Wilcox Gibbs viii sew
hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quiif, card aud en-
81. Charles 81. Box Jsi, =. o. Neworlcans.
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MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, N0.47,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

u .Yon are hereby su,nmoned to attcnd, Stated
CepSccstion Of Dallas Chapter, No. A. on Monda,
vening; Sept. 2d, al aerly scansle lishIing' !.
Ia ". W. L. MURPHY, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
WOOL CARD1Na,
Paw Produce or Pay Costs

PAY I.l Produce or Pay Costs.
A IL claims in uly lands for colltctiou ht
"A ihis tine, csu ls paii IN Hhrnt, Wool,
Hides, or Bob 4 Are seed. At TIE current
prices. and dose : .fg,acs'eci The oppor'a-
nifty Filitsye ID ~ csf
Siifsk, uf iis,sala fniisl, ciark, 81 gard
{ Co, and esfsrs
asa. n. cgOcKETTs
jay -, lsB7- frft-
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nERKINs, swENsON \ co, Nav Orleans
l. swENS0N. PERKINS& CO.. New York,--Gcn.
eral Commission McrchanF.