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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

p6c We fnd In the "liaversack" Of the
"Land We Love- for July, the following
anecdote of our gallant young townsman,
Lieut.. wM. H. PnArHER, Of the veteran 9th
Missouri Infantry, (so-called y
Z "During the latter part of the scige Of
Vicksburg, the soldiers were almost hourly
looking foI Gen. Joe Johnston, with an mr.
my Of relief, and frequently the boys would
ascend to some high point Of observation,
and cry out that Johnson was in sight
Well, on the 25th Of June, that part of the
works occupied by the 9th regiment of Mis-
souri, Infantry, was undermined and blown
up by the enemy, and among the other suf-
ferers was Lieut.. WM. II. PRATHER, Of that
command. He was blown very high indeed,
and not Notwithstanding he was SO badly in
jured a. 10 necessitate the amputation ofone
of his legs, his first words we're, boys 'a~
Johnston -. na
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

Our fellow citizen Hiram Close,
returned the other day from visit
North, where he has been prospcc-
ting for the last two or three months.
Our readers are aware that Mr..
Close never lets. anything of any
practical utility escape his obscrva
ton, and one object of his journey
seems to have been to notice the va
rious improvements made in manu-
featuring and other machinery,
with a view to their introduction
into Texas. Among others of his
Old acquaintanccs he saw and con-
versed with Messrs. A. & w.
Sprague. of Providence, r. l., the
latter member of the U. S. Senate,
and the former one OF the wealth.
est manufacturers of New England,
who readily admitted the large
profits they had realized from man
ufacturing. Aud yet, Mr. Close
says he was able to convince him,
}y reference to n few undeniable
facts, that manufacturing in the
South, where the cotton can be had
ten dollars per bale cheaper than at
tho North, with a saving in many
other respects, will yield, at least,
twice as much net profit as there, j.
properly conducted. So fully was
Mr.. Sprague convinced of this fact,
that he agreed at once to take stock
in q manufacturing company to be
organized in Galveston. We are
not able to state what progress has
been made towards the organization
of such a company here, though it
has been under consideration for
some time, and we understand most
of our monied men arc prepared to
take stock in such a company. r
Mr.. Close informs US that Mr.. A
Sprague is now building splendid
raceeourse near Providence, which
will cost 100000. An article in n
Providence, paper. devotes half a
column to the description of the
racing buildings and appurtenanecs
connected with this race'course, ma
E<ingit surpass anything Of the kind
an the United States. But this in
dicates but a very Insignificant part
of the immense profits of Mr.. SIS
Sarge manufacturing business which
mo doubt, exceed the aggregate pro-
fits of any dozen Of the wealthiest
cotton planters in the South.--Gat-
reSf0n lNeics. s.i1 4ra aarsjf .el
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var We are p.iued 70 learn that JAM

105- We are panied to learn that JAMES
A. COLLINS, ESQ., eldest son Of our esteemed
fellow citizen, A. @. Collins, Esq died Of
yellow fever, at Indianola, on the 9Th inst,
aged 80 years. lie leaves q young wife, to
whom he was married In this county, last
year, an infant son, and large circle Of
relatives and friends to mourn his early
death. Mr.. C., was gallant member Of
the famous Terry Rangers, and was very
seriously wounded in the first fight at Muir
freesbOrO', Tennessee, in 1852 from the ef-
fects Of which he almost entirely Lost the
use Of one Of his arms. He subsequently,
commanded company Of scouts IN LOdis-
lana, during the last year Of the war, and
rendered very efficient service to the com
N ander Of thai district in several instances
receiving honorable INCEPTION in special or
ders, for his daring and gsllantry. BY bis
modest and soidierly bearing, and earnest
devotion 10 the cause which he espcused, he
made many warm friends, who win hear
with grief Of bis untimely end
Since the close Of the var, he has been
successfully engaged ia business in Indian
ola in connection siih bis brother and IN
rie.
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a6g.We look for an exciting race

D@'We look for an exciting race from
this henceforward, between the rival rail-
roads for the trade of the wheat region
the central Texas Railroad, and the Mem
phis, E. r. & r. r. r.. Both these roads
are now making rapid Roadway in the way
of construction, and they are the only roads
in the State that are doing anything else
but wind-wOrk. They have got on full
head of steam, and are pointing in this
direction. Our old favorite the Central is
one Of the live, working corporations Of the
country, with business tact and manage.
ment in its affairs; while the Ell Paso, with
such men as Epperson and Pratt as Its
managers bids fair to be the second real
live railror d. ratits 1911 .Nn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

We have information that Dallas has been
reported to General Griffin for general OPP
position TO order and the military bill
Gal Bulletin. {rsl ya
We don't know Of course, from what
source the Information to Gen Grimm
comos, but VIC are unwilling to have even
this suspicion Of disloyalty cast upon our
county. We therefore deny, in the most
emphatic terms, that there has been any
opposition to orders, or to the operation OF
the Military Bill. We are quite sure that
we will be sustained in this assertion, by
every good citizen and well wisher of the
county. i'A 't
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
ys,, We,,h Illsh ashsol.

4 ssfisspoadssi ~ fafi Wsfih, si'ss us
. bilsf assoaht n Ne sssfsisss siisadisF
me rismiaai'aa n The siadsws ~ ~
shove insiliaiias. vhish sIessd ~ The 2sih
n iaa,. ulle from Witch W msls ~ ihs
fallauiagf
The session jasi closed; commenced ~
The ~ Meal-y In ssrismhsf, 1874, and
closet ~, la, seek In iune, ! ~. undsr
charge n Professor Jehn Hama, Principal,
and Csrl Vincent, Assisiani. We are in
formed that The attendance vas vef! large,
Numbering over one hundrsd students, sud
the examination proved that they had 's'
osiyed mos, excellent attention from the
teachers,
A large aud very in'ellisen, audience
was presen, during the exercises of the
Examination, aud the students acquitted
themselves in a most excellent manner,
and illustrated by their intelligent eshihi'
ton Of the sandies which they have pursued
during the past year, the complete thorough
ness 81 the course Of instruction, which IL
the grand characteristic Of the Institution,
In addition to the Examination two even
ings were devoted TO literary exercises, In
which the participants reflected credit upon
themselves, as we'll as on their instructors,
and we are informed that the efforts OF the
young orators and es,ayists were greeted
with marked appreciation By tho largo
crowd in Attendance.
Our correspondent adds that the eSami'
nation has displayed to the public the great
fact Of "cut and dried examinations being
total, ignored by the management OF the
Fort Worth High School, each student be-
ing examined on his or her own merit, and
being entirely unaware as to the particu'
larly questions that would 10 Propounded
to them. This plan, while il, perhaps, does
not always show of the student TO such de-
cidcd advantage exhibits tho fact Of their
more thorough knowledge Of tho studies
over which they have passed. We commend
the plan as being decidedly more just and
honest to the student as well as the in
strnctor.
Professor Hanna, the Principal Of this
School has proven himselfto be an instruc-
tor of the very first rank; a man Of fine
natural talent, of thorough education, and
u peculiar adaptivcness for the manage
ment of youth, he possesses all the requisites
for teacher; while his accomplished as
sis,ant Capt. Carl Vincent, is hardly second
to him in learning and school room admin
istrative qualities. With such corps Of
! Instructors, the citizens Of Fort Worth are
! peculiarly blessed in their educational To-
cilities.
The next academic year Of this ipstitu'
ton will commence on the first Monday in
September next, as will be seen " ref.
erence to the advertisement in another col.
umn, and We have no doubt the school will
be filled to its utmost capacity. r...,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

I@- A meeting Of the citirens Of the
town of Washington, in this State, Was held
on the llth inst, without distinction Of col
or, the objectof which was to take into con-
sideration the recent shooting Of Capt. Ed
mund and Oliver watrous, (colored) mem
bers Of the Board Of Repatriation, for the
county. The meeting was addressed by
Col. @. W. Crawford and other prominent
citizens, and passed q series Of resolutions
strongly condemning the act, and pledging
the aid Of the citizens, to bring the perPe'
traitors to justice. Y Ydi tann NIJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
nay Aiteniinn Ia called To II

nay" Attention is called to the advertise
ment of DR.. W. l.. Meronoy, Oculist and
Aurist, who will remain at the Crutchfeld
House, in this place for one month only,
and tenders his services to the public in
treating all diseases of the eye and ear
lie seeks tho public patronage, believing
that he will be able to give entire satisfac'
ton to all. lie brings references from some
Of the most distinguished gentlemen Of
Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana, MS to hi.
professiopal skill,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

g6~ We had the pleasure Of a call on
Tuesday last, from Maj. Robards, represent
ing the Agricultural Warehouse Of Messrs
Peel & Dumble, of Galveston, who visits
this section of the State for the purpose Of
introducing among our farmers some Of the
labor-saving agricultural machinery which
is advertised by that house. He will cal
upon our merchants, and as many Of The
farmers as he can. ts. ttI.. al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

ldy- In the Southern part Of tho State,
the rains have continued to fall, up to the
'latest dates" Iiereabouts, We arc rather
suffering now for good shower or two
We don't believe eSp will suffer much with
out II, but II would DO Of no disadvantag,
to the crops. 1880
The beat has been almost lntolerable for
the past two weeks, ranging nearly all tho
time up in the ninetics, and a good heavy
shower would so revive our feelings.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

nay. Flour is selling in this market al s.
(speciel per hundred, and i. will he higher
before il is any lower, The crop Of wheat,
as ihrcshsd oui does not yield near so much
as was expected at harvest. In msny in
stances or g bushels il the yield, and we
do no, believe that he average crop Of coun.
~ will 60 much over eight bushels to the
acre, if II does that, We do not remember
to have seen SO poor a crop Of wheat in
this county since our residence here.
Corn is abundant, but a shower or two
now would increase il. We have heard no
quotat ions for corn lately,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
lds- The Palestine Advocate ststes tina

ut the late session Of the U. s. Court at Ty-
Ter, Judge Duvall gave it in charge to the
Grand Jury that all persons who had failed
to take the Presidents amnesty oath we're
subject to prosecution in said court when
presented by the Grand Jury. II this is
the fact, those interested should govern
themselves accordingly. rf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

AND STILL THEY CoME.-Wecontinue our
report Of large and palatable vegetables,
and return our thanks, and that Of our bet.
ter half and the little ones, to Mrs. 7. W.
Parker, Of this place for mess Of fine
large Tomstoes--the largest we have seen
this season. The season is still propitious
for gardens, and we shall no doubt receive
more evidences Of the abundant yield Of the
soil hereabouts. Who next?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

I65'The Gladiator at Greenville, Hunt
county has changed hands, Messrs. Cooper
Ende & Co. becoming proprietors, and H.
B. Simonds, Esq, editor, We think We
know friend Ende--who is clever whole
sould man. and Simonds the editor, has
been for long time prominent citizen Of
Greenville. We wish the paper much sue.
cess under its new proprietorship.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

l6- The Greenville Gladiator come to us
with an X on II. We would inform our CO.
temporary that the He Eald has been sent
regularly to the Gladiator ever since that
paper was started. Something is the mat
ter with Uncle Sans beautiful mail arrange
ments in this part of Texas, if the paper
does not reach Greenville. .tus.+tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
. ADMINISTRATORS NOT1CE-Tbe IN

A DMiNIsTRATOR's NOTCE.-The IN
N dersigned having been duly appointed
administrator OF the estate OF NJ j. John
son, late Of Tarrhnt county, deceased Al =
reruiar term of1hs Comfy Court q said
county held for probate and 9th er hks Pur-
noses, in the month Of May last hereby nc
iiies al persons indebted 10 said estate 70
make immediate payment and those hhF-
ing claims against the sane % pres NJ
then. daily aufhtnficafsd. within the time
prescribed ~ Law, Of hey vii hs rosipon-
ed ~ the Law directs.
This july the 27l. A p. 1851
n. J. BhINS0N.
TG5srr.1 A5uiuistrafar-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

sds- We are gratiied to learn from let
ter from the senior Mr. Haswell, at Milf
can, to his son, who is now on visit to
this place, that 9 contract has been entered
into by the Central Railroad Company, for
the immediate construction Of that road
thirty miles this side of Bryan. The work
will commence as soon as the. present sec
ton to Bryan is completed, which will be
on or before the LIST day Of September next,
We make this announcement with pleasure
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

sT' A good chance for first rate invest
ment is offered by Messrs. Stevenson, Cross.
Icy & Co. who propose, by their advertise
ment, to sell, at public auction, the vel
known "Claypool Mills" in this place. The
Mill is in first rate order. Read tho ad.
ycrtigement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

IaS- Won't some Of our merchants or
millers take orders for new seed wheat from
the West, this summer. Several Of our
farmers have cnquired Of US whore they
can get seed, and the merchants or millcrs
should see that they are supplied. 3d.. ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

~ We are in receipt Of the Annual
Catalogue Of the University Of Virginia
Forty-fhird session, lss6-G7. The total
number Of students for the present session
vas z9a. fourteen Of whom we're from Ter
ne. The Unirsrsiiy i in VERY hSurisbing
eonaifion. as = proved By the large nam-
Der q Students The Btrt session Eiii con
rusnst Or. I The srrsnses n st1osni
rhs riisa1s iir1s sshoois. ths met nsu.i
u-u.bsr. i ses1 ~ session ofni-s -ngr'hs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

Se5- The Houston Telegraph suggests
that the proposed Convention Of editors Of
northern Terd,, be held in Houston! Can't
think oft. Don't know what interest HOus-
ton could have in our local matters. We,
however, would have no objection 10 Hous-
ton as place Of meeting, for Convention
of the editors Of the whole State. ..lI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
We. have learned that the new

We. have learned that the new
contractors on the Central road
have now at work two hundred and
twenty Eve hands, and that the
work is being rushed through. II
Is the determination of the control
ling parties to getith track down
by the 18th ofnext month, at which
time there is to DO a rail road ex-
.cursion from Houston and all inter.
mediate points. to Bryan. All the
passenger cars will be turned out
and guests taken free.-MllieaN
Mere Letter,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

The Mobile Advertiser says "The
Ohio democrats are confident. ofcar-
rying that State next fall. So they
are in Pennsylvaniaos The black
physic begins to work and nauseate
the white stomach of the NORTH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
WOOL and HIDES,

And sell them in the bost markets in tho
world. ,.,,.,
In his recent tour North he made extcn :
sive arrangements for the sale Of these ar
tic es, with some OF the best houses in New
York, Boston and Buffalo, the places that
consume more Of them than all the other
places in the United States.
There are thousands Of hides thrown
a0ay in Texas. Save them; they are mo-
sney.' will buy them and pay the money
for them, or secure you the best price that
can be had. N-'f"
,M8EW0 sJNO. NJ GRO CKETT.
July 81, l6G7--45:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

nay" Mcssrs, Martin S Gibson, kennc-
days building, Houston, TeSrs, are author
lied to act as agents for the Dallas Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
Preparation Fall Gardening.

Fresh Turnip Seed of every VA
ricty---GrOwn I'm 1867.
JUST received from Philadelphia, and
- for sale in packages Of one pound, half
pound, one hundred papers, or dos. papers.
Sent by mail, postpaid, at tho following
rates in greenbacks:
Per pound. ........... 81 80
one hundred papers, assorted,..... q 90
dozen papers, assorted, ....... ! 90
Money required before the seeds are
mailed.
ALS0-A general assortment Of Seeds
suitable for FALL GARDENING, sold low
and sent by mail, postpaid.
JAMES BURKE,
July 20, lS67-44:lt. Galveston,
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GET YOUR MACHINERY
AT'OosT
IN CURRENCY.


HNlIE undersigned has Just made an ex-
u, tenslye tour North for tho purposo Of
inspecting in person, the manufacture Of
such machinery and other heavy aud cost
ly articles us are not usually Kept on sale
IN this part OF the State, aud he Il prepar.
oil TO order, At manufacturers prices, in
currency, the following to-wil;
Steam Powers and Iurines of any ea,,citv
for Mills or other machinery.
Mills Of any and all kinds and sizes
Mill Stones and Railing Cloths.
Sugar Mills for Soreho Cane.
Reapine and ThresLlpr Machines.
Cotton Gins,
Gang Flows.
UT Wheat Drills
: Carriages, Bugcics and Wagons.
Iron Ratings, Fencinrs and Ornamental
....-.r - Work. u ~ n
Marble Monuments. Tomb stones. Nantes
Slabs, sc.
Cnrpcts and House Furniture In s,t,. or
-..' Ilth T single. f .Lf''
Wooa ,,,.. pho,o.r. n,s and p.s..;,,;v.
lis,s ~ all M. ma.h;narr All - .ri;.,.0
with Tho nr;css car ho s.on a, liz Or ''''
Tho 6,ss, P,snn,, H.. M;,, s.a .
IN. hos, noi,;aa cia,hs ,ha on,a a"n
ma seen IN ss,nn,o. AL nr;..s "'''''' ''"
Sorcho snnar Mill ;ro ,.o s-s d,
ssO0 dang pIows TO- hrsor;n ~" 81 ,h ho
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
pay I'm Produce or PAY Costs.

Pay I'm Produce or Pay Costs.
4 LII claims in my hands for collection at
N this time, can be paid in Wheat, Wool,
Hides, or Bots d Arc seed, at the current
prices, and those who neglect the oprortu-
nifty will have TO pay cost. ,f sfl.ss
have claims Of Smith & Murphy, Of A.
Shrek, of Herman Hirsh, Clark, Sherrard
s. Co., and others. attt
u slf'''l ~ ,la.rii JNO. NJ. CROCKETT.
July 27, ls67-45tf. ,r, b.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

Revd Charles Carlton, formerly Of this
place, will open Male and Female Semi
nary at Bonham, Texas, on the Both day Of
September next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

tay There Is evidently necessity Tor a
change ~ seed wheat In this section ~
country. Many of our farmers inform M
tina, the yield 10 gradually Diminishing, and
they universally attribute the fac, 10 the
seed, which has been replanied 30 ofieh as
to produce this result Relieving that this
4. IN. fact, We should he pleased TO hear Of
the farmers procuring new seed from the
Western or South Eastern States, 81, Louis,
We should judge, would he a good market
Ia send 10, We would sugges, that the mil.
lers, who are as much interested In this
matter rs any one, should inausurate Il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
In,gertant 10 Mothers.

Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,
fSr all diseases with which children are Of.
flicted, is safe aud certain remedy. Il
allays all pain, softens the gums, reduces
inflammation sure to regulate The bowels,
and cures wind colo. Depend upon IT,
mothers, h will relieve the little sufferer
immediately. Perfectly safe In all cases
Be sure and call for . - -, /,
Having The fde daaile Of "cuRrIs & Pm
kISss on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations. - OH l-I-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

seiy- Capt 6. q, rAYSr /. authorized to
act ns agent for the Dallas Herald in Tar
rant county.
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Residence For sale.

An eligible resiieBts viii q plenty Of
GOOD water. riitin one fourth mile Of The
iFbiic square, FiIl he sold cheap foE cash
FOR further particulars spply 70
JNO. y. BINGHAM,
ct Herald Ofbos
Jaiy =. Is57-laSL
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sgfw Ahrmtisfmfnts,
CARD.

DY reference 70 Records, Dallas County
I'D Boob J,pages $50 and ga, It will ap-
pear that Thos. W. Hurley, John $. saun-
ders and John SMART, so-called " DIS Of
the town Of Dallas, are SET Of unmitigated
qu.eks, totally unworthy Of public patron
age. A. HAYWOOD.
dallas. Jnir &c. 1ss7-45.its.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

The Editor Of the Lavaca Com
mercial has been registered, and re
marks that he can now walk the
streets end feel that, in point Of E.
lcctorial privileges, he stan DIS
sonarely and fairly on as high a
niatforn as the most aristOcraiic
citizen Of African decent found in
Marshal Grains gang Of street
hands
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
NEW HOOKS.
Mrs. &. d. IInlSclI.

Eriy- \ few copies of the Democratic Al
mnnac for 1867, mny he had at this Office,
Price, "a cts. each,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

H@- Any one desiring to purchas resi-
dence in Dallas, ia referred to the adver-
tisement headed "Residence for Sale"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

~ We have berstofors uninterfionallT
psrlss.sd t. noiies ths snlargsusni q he
Hsas,sn ruiiy ard TsstiT gournsl i j.
ne huadss-le rusrto.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

90 60 lss usfssss is's n Ne ib'h
uls.as'i Casi.asfsis ial.sify, died 'ssshi'
tgsitls homs IN Ws'fsssssfe, No A dc.
tsish 80. ihsi Ne hsi 'siafssd bot ihs dsy
rfs,laas ~ Ne death from Tssas Ne vss
hatlsi 9Th Mssas u heesfs, sad bic fuss.
al vss attended largely w all Political
sis,ds cd Met, ill hs remembered by
mani ~ the sliitens ~ this rlsss, where
NJ. family made ihsi' residence during .
portion ~ the year 1871.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

The bark sarah Douglas has ar
rived with railroad iron for the
Texas Cenfrni road- The Hunter
- daiiT cxTseiei With another Tar
vo-GrL ks'ls.in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

aYuba Dam" saws that the sight
of lownecked dress makes him
ssish be was a (very little) boy a.
gain.
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NOTICE.

4 GENTLEMAN who, before the war,
N graduated at one of our Southern Uni
versities, and has some experience in teach.
ing desires to take charge Of school, or
obtain a situation as Assistant in one al
ready established He will furnish salts
factory testimonials as to character, quail
fcations, &c. Address
JOHN THOMAS, Jefferson, Texas.
July 20, 1867-44:lmo.
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Cabinet shop.

HAVING erected q shop near my resi-
Ill dence on the Mckinney road, ! mile
from Dallas. am nov prepared, at short
notice TO do all kinds Of work in my line. /
now have, and will keep constantly on
hand, a good supply Of lumber suitable for
Venetian Blinds, Sash, &c. Collins made
TO order on short notice at reduced prices.
Country produce taken in exchange for
A. W. MORTON.
Dallas. July 9th, ls67-s2:tk