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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-21

ASTRONOMICAL CLoCK.-A Methodist
minister, of West Virginia, invented a
clock attachment which calculates with
scientific precision the rising and set
ting of the sun and moon, shows the
changes of the moon, all eclirses, and
other astronomical information relating
TO the celestial phenomena. The cal.
cuiations are mado for one hundred
years TO come. The inventor has given
TO his c"ntri,a nce the above mentioned
name
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I'm the Spring aud Summer
Months.

The system naturally undergoes change, and
HELNBoLp's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
SAgsAPARILLA IL an assistant of the greatest
al leI.wHSlm
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DR.. Schenck's PulmOnic Syr-
HID.


up.
This great medicine cured DR.. J. II. SCHESCK,
the Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption
when il had assumed its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared 10 be inevita-
BILE. His physicians pronounced his case incura-
Gle, when he commenced the use Of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health was restored
Ia very short time. and no return Of the dis
ease has been apprehended for all the symptom.
quickly disappeared and his present weight i:
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his atten
ton exclusively TO the cure of Consumption and
the diseases which are usually complicated with
It. and the cures effected BY his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful. Dr
ScHENCK makes professional visits TO several o.
the larger cities weekly, where he has n large
concouTse Of patieuts, audit is truly astonishing
to see poor consumptivss that have to be lifted
out of their carriages, and in few months
healthy robust persona. DR. SCHESCk'S Pull
MONfC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC, and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
In curing Consumption. Full directions accom-
pany each, 30 that any one can take them with
out seeing Dr. SClixxcK, but whom IL 10 conven.
lent IL L. heat 10 see HIM He gives advice free
but for thuruugh examination with his Respir.
ometer his fee Is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two
ikenesses OF the Doceor-one when in the last
stage OF Consumption, and the other n ne now
Is, in perfect health-sre on the Government
stamp.
| Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81. 50
per bottle, OF &, - the half dozen. Letters for
advice should always be directed % Dr. Sehenck' :
Principal Office, No. Is North 9th Street Phila.
delphia, Pa.
I General Wholesale AGENTS Domas Barnes &
Co, New York; \ $. Hance, BAltimsre, Nd
John ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio Walker &
Taylor, Chicago, III; Collins Bros. ST. Louis
! No.
ID W ca mo W.
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WASrEp-A fresh covering for the
bells that have pealed.
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The NEwSPAPEE.-The newspaper is
. sermon for the thoughtful, a library
for the poor, and a blessing to every
body. Lord Brousham called it 1.-The
best public instructor
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WHY does man with wooden leg
limp: Because he is hobbly-gated.
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THE old gentleman who poked his
head from behind the times" had it
Knocked soundly by a passing event"
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MARRIED:

| On Tuesday evening. August 20, nj the Ger
man Lutheran Church, by Rev. A. Werder
LOUIS BLOND and CARRIE UNRAH, all o
! this city.
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Nix. SHOCKS says the resson lie does
not marry is that his house is not large
enough TO contain the consequences.
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AN amusing item in the Louisville
census is thirty Thousand eats of the
Thomas gender.
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THERE were four cases Of snnstroke
in st. Louis on Friday.
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SONG of the lark-we won't go home
IL II, morning.
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Wheeling Classical Academy.
MASONIC NOTICE,

THE MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS Ma.
sonic Lodges Of this city, As well as all Master
to meet at Masonic Temple on Thursday after.
noon, the I'D inst, Mt s o'clock, 10 participate
with the Grand Lodge Of West Virginia In the
ceremony Of laying the corner stone Of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, Centre Wheeling.
BY order Of
aug2let THE COMMITTEE.
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A NAN in Connecticut has nearly died
from the effect of fly bite.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.-S adver-
t;sement of Harmonic Picnic.
Attention is directed 70 the card OF
James Matthews.
l. Irwin adverties lots in Centre
Wheeling for sale.
See Masonic Notice
See advertisement of ''Wheeling Clas-
steal Academy.
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An old freight car is used for jail IN
Palmer, Mass.
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SUNDRIES.

A FEW BARRELS PRIME ma.
"A PLE sugar, Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and champagne cider Obottledj. NeW
York No. Salmon, EnRiish dairy Cheeae
Pickles and Sances, Tapioca, Pearl Sage Com
Starch, Maizena,, &C. heTmstioaIly sealed SAl
mon, AAckerel, Codttsn. Hanibut, Lobster, Salad
OH (best qpalityl, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese, Condensed Mix, together with genef
assortment Of seasouable articles, just receive
AMI for sale low, by
y. & q. d WOODROW.
Odd Fellows Hall Building.
myeH Monroe Street. Wheeling. W. Va
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REl'ARATOR CAPILi

hEh Ak8ATOn M
EoR RESTORING HAIR Uros
III heads from whatever oanss -
fallen OUT and forcing CROWN o. -,
face, Il has no equal. II will force ~ \
grow upon the smoothest fao. ID ~
eight weeks, or hair upop bald 80 go y
two TO three months. A fe~ lsDosl.,gs
TONERS have asserted that ibere Is
viii force OF hasten the growth OF
beard. Their assertions are iaise, !. ,.,oc
Of living witnesses tfrUu theiS ON " ~
can bear witness. But mapy an -, o
We 20 distinguish the genuine ~ ..vss
Gus Il certainiy u dihieut, a. 80 \ !
the different preparations advs o Z
hair and beard are entirely Ho0n g
may have already thrown away ng
In THAR purcbase. To such re
the RAparator CapilH; 10 win cos go
unless Il fully comes mp 10 oor 49, V
II y0ur Druggist docs not keep ~
dollar and No win forward IL, Po1
with receipt for the money, rn 81
turned you on application, .pro'ioD'
isfAution IL NOT given Address o.y-e
w. l. CLARK & ~. "a
No. West Fayofte stfs~t. 5ihA'-
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AHERIoAN
LEAD FENcIL COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
FAcToEH HUDSON chi, Nj

This Company Is nOv faIly prepared To furnish
LEAD PENCILS
SoUAL N 9sArITT TO THE sEsr BxAxpS
The Company has taken great pains. .ud In.
vested largo capital In fitting IN tksir FACE
Y, And nov ask the AMERICAN PURI,Jc 10
give thetr psnetla fair trial -
AL Stiles AID GRADES Asz MANUFACTURED.
Great care has bAaa b~strved 10 che mnnufse.
turinE o. s.,Rer1or nF1ASoN pRAwTAs PRxCIEs
spe.taty prepared for the nae Of Rnr4nesFR
Arehifecta, ArtissA, Ao, = :.
ccuplete Rssorimeut constantly on hand d
olered - FAIR terms % The TRADE Al IhsiF whole
no . JoHH sIRKEr. NEW y0Rx \
1he pencils arr % BE- bad At ~ pnaepal s,a.
TONERS and Notion dealsrn. - -
Asx Sos AkEncAS LEAD rEsgr-
teeS3n v-s y 49,,
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UHtV NV"HIy UWtHH OV"FJ "HIy HHIes
1867.
Lawrence MONEY!
~. InyDebt
John Andrews.
TIE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To RH
cover s34 81 upon 4 prusnisOry note ana ~,
due, with Interest from the iltf dav an Tsss
1857 and the costs Of this suit
And It Appearing from an ahdayit aIed IN
this cause tLat John Andrews n . a1n-reeidsnf
Of this State, 90 notion sf Cne plaintiff br -
attaTneyA, Il - ortsred that be Do aurear 49,
ufthin 0ne mouth after the fourfR ~.sIs.
publication Of this order, and due posting thcrs
Of and attend 70 his interest seN'e
A copy. Teste= MICHAEL RRprsgTn
|. CHLxpLKR 4 DAvEkPoRT. 49,
Atty for PizinttH aueaa = "
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p [ A n OS

VsHIs COMPANY HAVING
Il CANNED in April, l-6i, in 90, y
with the well known firm Of GAEHlk
a. q Joint Stock Company. eIclu.iyslJ
tical Piano Makers who have bed F'si
positions In some Of the best estsbF'sr-i
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that thef fi''
bine all tho eIcellencies Of all the
--latest Improvements
And Il will be apparent to all tina, nj '
skill and abilities have b-'cn aPpfO7t ?
best manufacturers, will not h. !o.' 40
when their own interest and rputsu.;
yoived. As testimony ~ the above ~
by the jIdses-6f tGs'nwefmu' Al f'Sp'
Maryland Institute, Of Baltimore. Nc .
Dor, 1865. 49,.
These Instruments being Suihd'il
duced In this city, and having pTors 9
not superior to any heretofor" Know -. >,
want Of frst-class Piano, manuls'--
the greatest caro- and Of the bed ma. !.
save dealers commission, which
Pianos more costly, but by no meas is. = 2 J.
liable, by sending orders directly TO w u
a above directed, OF by applying A. e. e..
MAN KRYTERS. No. 1853 Asris' ~
further information. A gusrautse I@ ~
II given as regards durability Of ooa' - =,
every instrument, and will be krF p -
one year free Of charge. z
Old Pianos taken In eIrbansr
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio CoSRty Circst Court, July RHIes
1867
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TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, ". Va, August 6. 1867.
To the President Of DE Petyoleo- Calcium Gcs Co:
SIR-we have thoroughly and carefully in
vestigated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according 10
your comPAnys patents, and the combinations
Of materials used, rs now working upon the
McLure House in this city, and country resi-.
dence Of j. p. Gilchrist, ESQ, near thiscity For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety we
consider it superior 20 any other method Of man.
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption nv all
Gas consumers.
A. J. SwEENEr,
Adyor q Wheelin1.
". W. MILLER & Co.
Tnioa Foundry and ERgin1 Works.
wN. HAZE
PisHler and Gas Filter
WI. GOODWIN & Co.
Pr0pretOTs MeLtre HciLss.
wM A. TURNER
Je1oelcT aRd Watch Maker.
SWEENEY & Co,
HdcisiRiSts alsd EagiRe Builders.
Wa. ID. TERRY,
General X. K Kehet Agent.
LOUIS Gauss.
Proprietor NeLWTe ROuse Saloon
And refer by special permission tn
JAS n CHRisrr Esq,
PttsSstrg Pa, .ferasTls Treasurer City Gas Go.
& N. GotpTRAKP, ESQ,
, Gas Engineer, Ptts6srg, Pa.
PsrRoLEo-CALCIuN GAS Co.
austseoviy Wheeling, W. Va.
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See Masonic Notice"
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comes a sutton.
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Real estate for Gale.

FOR SALE, or to exchange for Brooklyn or
Newyok property handsome Residence the Harlem X,
with acres; also tie Sound u 40 and one IS GOOD
Improvements stock utenss, sc. SEEOEANlt NO ~ NSutI
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rINHE WEBER PIAN0-F0RTE
10 called tho BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY all the leading nj
.csps ofs city elsewhere pronounced by the National Pa
Forte Association amer tidal their with the nrst manu
Obs country sneny the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA ane
used BY the Conservatory Music and high music schools alto
geh.r Of their immense powe equality sweetness aud bh
laneJ Of toIe, elastic touch, and great durability
wAREROOMS No 40 Iroome ST. near Broadway.
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Situations tOantco- alaIes.

4 GENTLEMAN Of several years experience
~ 10 the W commission ard porting business ~ good al
itrs nni fug responsible position wishes lN"AGE
MINT Jet March hg f. Frsi class r-isftnos furnished
Address 4. D., Post Ofse HoI NJ l.1lA
NOTICE.-A Young ScOtchman of ability and
peeyerafce situation in Mhoals Provision House Il
torgh double BOOKKKEPER sai aoud make bic
valuable Can sboS The very best testimonials Address W T.
Boz No. IA, Tribune ohce.
NVANTED-By q respectable colorcd man
w SITUATION COACHMAN PORTER Please call Tor three
day. II No. 80 West rhiny-lr,t
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UNWIN's ORDEAL.

By GEORGtAyA ". CtAIK, author Of q" Lost sld Won
] vol, iCno., cloth ~ Is
The ycstudes Of the story worked out by The u. o master
Sensation writing there none but through nom Ne eg Of The
prominent constantly before
their presence tires - Tie London RCl..sr
KING RENES DAUGHTER,
Danish Lyrical Drama Bv IBNK HEKIL Translated by Thee
6oJs Martin l6mo, git top ~ %
1T viii be @ecope IN 70 our literature Oliver Wendell
Holmes
read The play wiihoutA disposition
again again with fan
be will be rewarded sih tie discovery Of hesui"l Round
Table IE1POLDI Holt.
NJ hmm. Il ~ .N.Lrl
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Gouses ano 1arms manteo.

NVANTED-A COTTAGE HOUSE and one
w LOTS uptown, would purchase plot o. LOTS be-
tween Fonrth and Tnbaves Yonkerz Harlem Send FIJI particulars
to JAMES ~ BOYD, No 800 broadway.
NTANTED-A two-stOry DWELLlNG-lI0USE
w respectable Of the Fourth Seventh Wards from si %
MAY next T. A. WHITE no lbI I"dst
VVANTED-A BUILDING for MANUFAC-
w TURING PURPOSES with without steam power equal 70
feet by l0o five g together with large yard address
stating locality and parcr lars n H. v station Post Once
WANTED-By WYCKOFF a. JAMES, Real
Estate BROKERS Wianst Newiork aDd No a45 Fnlon-
st. rookyn $50 hhave i've $1,000 Houses on
streets +25C00 House all IN good locations Also rom
Whester County, depot, aud
House aud ere Of Land, MOrrisania
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WILLIAM HOWITT's NEW BOOK.
w PRINTED PROM THE AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT ASD
ADVANCE PROOF-SIiEKTs
Of the oriers pouring IN Tor his Eorf BY WI
Hewitt forced delay publication m
SATURDAY before which tine hope
trei and bound to publish and have Tor sale that Boston,
Nes-Y0lk Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington.
WOODBURY. GRANGE Story Of Enclsh Country life b. vii.
liam Hewitt Complete large Duoeno yoqae Price 81 80
IN Paper; or, 81 in Cloth.
Booksellers wishing to have supply the day Of publication
send D their orders a Que "a the Publishers.
T. b. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS
No. 90 Chestuu.st. Phlla
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The LIBERAL Christian the organ Of Unitarianism in
Ehls city and supported by several eminent writers
Of that denomination, has recently commenced a
new series of the ournallOng known The Christian
Isquire. The change IN name is accompanied by
marked improvement In the external appearance of
Abe paper well in the variety and ability of its
pontents In point of literary character and popular
interest this Journal compares favorably with most
u che religious newspapers Of the day.
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Gilnalions Uaaleo-females

Giiuaiions Uaaleo-1enales
A LADY WHO SPEAKS FRENCH, GERMAN
wishes te H going Europe 10 whom
ne hB.nss laIi llf Ed possesses
nany accomplishment idir's > - afl~i N'' bcir Mica
NVTANTED-By Il respectable cOlOrCd Seam
w stress PI4GN SEWING. EMBROIDERY AID BHAIplNG. OF
wo1l 20 By by COL y th. days 40 10 Wet
Thrty-Grsi-st
FAMILIES wanting capable SERVANTS,
girls ana ot cool -e Lp ~ CT cltrr. can -
suited ipnelHtey PROTESTANT EMPLOl MENf lAafI
TITE. No. l0G Sstl-a- beuS Ni1tivt
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Mem nbliratiors.
Now Ready-Second Edition..
TOSEPH III. AND HIS COURT.
a. Ey Mrs. MuHLBACH.

Nov Ready-Seccnd Edition.
TOSEPII III. AND HIS COURT.
- by Mrs MunLBAoH
n APPLETON Co.
Nos az AND li5 BROADWAY, " Y.
PUBLISH TIis DAY:
JOSEPH IL. AND HIS COURT.
h. Mrs |. MUHLBAcH.
with Illustrations vol 8yo Paper Covers, 81 90 Cloth, 81
1--WE like story better than either OF huhhachs WORKS which Pre-
,h uerest II matter well yivacy style Tie
ta ia yceepg well told after having been ceyert planned Bos
forms spted narrative and will be read VI interest both
n Of European social life the eighteenth century and for the
development OF exciting p0t'-lN !. Tribune
D. APPLETON Co Have Just Published;
FRFDRRICK THE GREAT AND HIS COUREAn historical Ro
nance n Mrs L. MUHLBACH Translated from the German By Nr
CHAPMAN COLEMAN and her Daughters vol lno "a page
cloth. So ..,-,--, n r A..
nAcu autbor Frederick the Great and his Court lansatrd
from The German COFFIN, D. VOL lZno 'oth ~
Either free by mail on receipt o me lrc
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siatlcnern nno farm 0ooos.

Deniie!rn.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orgi-
Z he ntfs ID
manner approved doe usr. lrrr. DO n tg h TX
TRACT TEETH and e,Ifsrlr DO that WITHOUT iAlNro
5os1 pacls testify their .hc '-oT, No II Cooper
Institute.
hR. WAIT " son. No. 2G3 fourth-ave.. cor.
~ Taeuvis particular attention o. u-r ~ - fus
GOLD PLATINA oi TEETH Is 40 nd 1 hrb h> HfB1
Jrt f-sl d4lj. 90 - ot, tooth cr'fItfeL
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6elp n)anteo

A GENTS WANTEU Tor "IITE HISIUK1
N or THE WAR BETWEEN THR STATES-TRACISG IT'S
ORIGIN CAUSES And RESULTS ny The Hon ALEXANDER II.
STEPHENS Aud Tor life Letters ard Speeches OF the Hon.
Alexander Stephens tetrand send fr Tcn aid
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co NJ. 3O7
Liza Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

TOR SALE-The HOUSE and LOT No. q.
Lamarine place Inquire Of W POST ST. Marks tire ihsane"
IN N & Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

DIANOS to LET, and sold on installments, ut
the mandatory. Nos Isl aud 1888 Bas, Twenty hr. st.
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90 Eet.

CTEAM POWER-Wih G-story Brick BUILD
- ING I0S50 to LET IN Aveune c. Eleventh and Tssht
Rnplne AIrg NO q Nassaus. Room No ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

WARLIKE--A building In tho vi
cinity of our office has become an
arsonnl-at all events IL is Il tempo
rary place OF deposit for some very
warlikc material in the shape Of
muskots aud ammunition. A train
arrived in tho city yesterday loaded
with such implements and discharg'
ed its cargo in the building known
rs tho old Post Office, which a mum
Der of gentlemen who we arc told
are Mexican refugees Of tho Otcga
party, have been occupying for
some time past, What this all
means we cant say, not knowing,
We notice in other parts of tho
country that Mexican filibustering
expeditions are being planned.
Quien sabc 2-S. 4. Herald.
THAT AMMUNIrIoY.-We had a
call yesterday from Mr.. Rafael Al
drete, who gave us some facts con-
ccrning tho ammunition and war
material which arrived in our city
few days ago. The same is the
property of Mr.. Aldrete himself and
is destined for chihuahua, no hav-
ing already entered into private
contract with the Governor Of that
State, Senior Don Luis Terrazas. 1t
is the intention of the government
TO distribute these arms among the
people, to enable them to rcpel the
attacks of the Indians, the political
broils of the nation having with
drawn such material from within
its borders. Mr.. Aldrete is no poll
ticiar, though he sympathizes with
Juarez. He is an American citizen,
and particularly is he not fillibus-
ter. He has a passport for the
transportation of this material from
Senior Don Ramon Diaz, Mexican
Consul in N. o., as well as special
permission from Gen. Sheridan.
Further supplies are expected in a
few DAYS when the whole train will
depart for Chihuahua-Gen. Knox,
of our city, furnishing transporta-
tion.. In the meantime, that on
hand has been removed beyond the
limits of the city in compliance with
city ordipance.-Ibid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

An Our-TRAvELED TRAVELLER
They have out at Atlanta hotel
keeper named Thompson who is
considered rather sharp at ajoke,
but he sometimes meets his match,
as following story goes to prove:
A traveller called very late for
his breakfast, and the meal was hur-
riedly prepared, Thompson feeling
that the food was not quite up TO
the mark, made all sorts Of apollo
eies around the eater who worked
away I'M silence, never moving his
head beyond the affirmative infu-
ence of his fork, or by any act even
acknowledged the presence Of mine
host. This sulky deneanor rather
vexed the landlord, who, changing
the range Of his battery, stuck his
thumbs in his armhOles and said
Now, mister, cOnfouBd me II ]
hain't made all the apologies neces-
sary, and more, too considering ihe
breakfast and who gets IL and ]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
IA yno 4 have seeo a dlfilot wa

tell yoa I have leon . dlrilet wore
booking, and q devil ~ q sight snail
~ breakfast than this III several
timUs.'
Tho weary. hungry one laid
down hia tools, swallowed the biz In
transitu, aud modeslly looking NJ
at tho tuning landlord, exclaimed
lis what you say truoY' "Ycs sir"
"woll, then, III 10 blamed IL you
haint out travelled me e. said he,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

e INDIANS -AGAIN,-W Q have + O.
ceived some of the particulars Of
recent Indian depredations in Ham
ilton county, near the line of Cor
yell, and about fifteen miles from
Gatesville. A party ofthirteen sur
rounded q SC hOolhouse and killed the
teaeher-Miss Amelia Whitney
and wounded one Of the pupils, a
little girl. They then proceeded to
the house ola citizen, whom they
murdered. They also shot his wife
and little daughter, and captured a
little boy. Reports as TO whether
the wife was killed, conflicting: the
little, girl seriously, wounded, but
in the hands offriends.- Bolton Jour
nal ~ ss,r-aii-,, -, lsas sia..1 n 30.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27
CIRCULAR

CIRCULAR
A great deal Of trouble having arisen du-
ring the present year through the Improper
manner in which contracts have been made
with freedmen. renting them lands to oulti-
waite, stock and implements furnished, they
subsisting themselves, one half tho crop to
60 tho party renting the lands.
Il is suggested for the benefit Of all In
terested, that except in instances where the
party contracting Ia, Ms bacon and corn to
carry out contract similar 10 the above,
that the freedmen be employed to work for
apart of the crop, the employer furnishing
shelter and subsistence.
All contracts should be made in writing,
specifying in full, everything that the en-
ployee will be called upon to perform, what
wages to be paid sc. Tho original contract
must have five cent Internal Revenue
stamp upon it for every person contracted
with.
II is required that two copies Of every
contract be filed at this office.
CAPT. W. II. HORTON,
Sub. Asst, Com, doth Dist, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-27

QUITE RIGHr.-We must have a
Mexican policy. We have wanted
it terribly during the last few years.
1t is demanded in our own interests
as. we'll as those of Mexico. in the
interests of Republican liberty and
continental independence as well as
in those CT civilization. This poll
cy must be liberal and vigorous it
must be definite, and it must be in
forced.-N. Y Times, 9Th.