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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

Rlp The bad weather has abont "played
out and the new goods are beginning to
arrive The embargo that has been placed
upon transportation by old winter Ginger
ing in the lap Of spring" has at last been
raised, and our merchants are displaying
on their counters the hadsome new styles Of
rio dress goods. Among the most attrac-
tive stocks to be found in town is that of
our friends, W. II. Prathcr & Co. They
have some rich and handsome as well as
durable goods, and particularly is the eye
taken with the beautiful display of Ladies
Dress and Fancy Goods. We cannot under
take to enumerate, but advise our readers
to call and examine for themselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

The Washington correspondents Of lh'
Western radical papers say there is sun
Client reason for stating that Jefferson Da-
Wis will very shortly he released from con
lnement, Several Republican Senators
have asked for his release, and other prom
inent Republicans have offered TO 60 his
bail, The New York Times OF the 25Ih AL
so says there is good reason for saying that
within the next ten days, MIR, Davis will be
discharged from custody upon his own rec
ognizance to answer the charges that ma!
be brought against him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

MORE New GoODs.-Our readers cannot
60 amiss for goods of all kinds to please
the tast, and satisfy the wants. Messrs
Field Bros, north side of the square will re-
ceve during the coming week, the bulk OF
their new spring and summer stock ofgoods
They request US to make mention of the
fact, and they will make more particular
mention of their stock, and of what it con-
ssts in our next issue. In the meantime,
give them call and examine their new
stock and low prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

Bag" We are under obligations TO our
townsman, Dr. Jno. s. Saunders, for les
of New York, Louisville and other city pa
pers, of very late date. The Doctor has
just returned from the Northern cities
where he has purchased his new Spring and
Summer stock of goods, which will soon
arrive. and due neice of which will be
given in our advertising columns.
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Very KcspcclIUITY,
ARTHUR III, EDEY s. Co..
TILE STATE OLE TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting :
VOU are hereby commanded that you
4 summons by publication, for four sue
cessive weeks, Feraby Ward, wi o resides
in the District of Edgefeld and State OF
South Carolina, to be and appear before the
District Court of Tarrant County, Texas,
on the 4th Monday after the 2nd Monday
in February. then and there TO answer the
petition of Richard Ward, who resides in
rarrant county, Texas, which alleges that
plaintiff and defendant were legally joined
together in matrimony; that they lived to-
pethcr as man and wife, until some time in
the year 1857, when, and at which time,
defendant wilfully abandoned him and has
remained absent from him from thence
hitherto; and praying judgment dissovinS
the bands of matrimony existing between
them, and that he be remanded to all the
rights and privileges of an unmarried man.
Herein fail not, but due return make OF
this writ with your action thereon.
rs Witness j. 7. Turner, Clerk of
SEAL the District Court Of Tarrant
O6N/County, and the seal ofsaid court
in the town of Fort Worth. This 10Th day
of September, A. D. 1866.
1T. TURNER, C. D. c., 4. C., T.,
Came to hand Sept, 10Th and ordered to
be published in the Dallas Herald, four
weeks. J. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff.
3O4t. Dallas Co., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

gaS" That me.honored sheet the Austin
State Gazette, comes to us in an entire new
dress and considerably improved in ap-
pcarancc. The name of Capt Robert Jos.
selyn appears as its editor, with our old
friend Joe. Walker as Publisher and Pro
prietor. Capt j., has been ut the editorial
helm for some months, but is only now an
nounccd. We should have noticed this
sooner, but the miserable state of the mails
have deprived US Of the sight of the Gazette
regularly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13


Gay The Louisville Courier of the Goth
ut., has a three and-a half column article,
descriptive Of the new and magnificent
low-pressure packet, RICHMOND, just com
pleed at Madison, Indiana, for the Louis
Vile and New Orleans packet line. From
it we CLEAN that the Richmond is $40 feet
long, so feet beam, and feet hold; the
main cabin is three hundred and four feet
long, and is lined on either side by richly
furnished state rooms of twice the usual
size, besides which, there is a nursery, a
second chi bin, and cabin for colored peo-
pie, all arranged in the most convenient
and comfortable style. Her capacity for
freight is equal TO the burthen of 1900 tons
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

BeY" What the State Gazette SO handsome
ly says in the following paragraph, we take
pleasure in endorsing;
"Flake's Bulletin has been enlarged, and
presents truly n very clean and handsome
face TO the public. We have had occasion
to differ frequently with its editorial course,
and have sometimes INDUCED in a little
good natured sparring with its editor, bit
we have always been ready to admit the
unusual ability with which it has been con-
Quoted, and its value as news and com
mcrcal medium, which make it the most
respectable newspaper of its class in the
South,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

To DE- CURED OF DISEASE on SUFFERING Is
ALWAYS DESIRABLE, but TO be cured by in
aucnces gentle as the breath of Spring and
lasting as life, is the especial prerogative
of Homeopathy. lIUMPnREYs' SPECIFIES
advertised in another column, leave moth
ing to be desired in this direction, for fami
ly or individual use. They are mild, sim
pie, and yet prompt and efficient, always
rendering satisfaction. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY,
562 Broadway, New York.
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Hir MN AcAIx.-Wee1trhct the following
from Flakes Bulletin, Ii seems We have
not been the only one unable TO tell, at times,
whether our city contemporary was fish, fowl
or n dry hash. when 1t wanted the State
printing, il looked upon the Government as
legal and was as mild and tasteless as
milk and water. II isa rare animal sure
lv. A snuff at the Cruel has Heightened
lis ears ard elevated its tail, 90 that u nov
shows of to great Advantage
The Austin intelligence cores 70 rs
with Us back considerably stifensd- Some
time back We could hardly tell whether u
vas for or against the Union It's position
i now unmistakabie. Verify, Congress-
ional Cruel must Be strengthening diet
when even the order oft has suoh Hsrk-
ed eject n-hurfin Ggsxffs-
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TILE STATE OF TEXAS.

To any Idlcful officer Of Dallas count greeting:
NOUare hereby commanded thatyou sum-
Il mon by publication as the law Directs
C. K. Pryor, who is absent from the State,
to be an appear before the Justices Court
TO be held at regular term thereof in and
for Precinct No. Of said county, at the
Court House thereof in Dallas, at two o clock
p. NJ. on the first Monday in May next,
1.-THE same being the 9Th day thereof;) then
and there TO answer J. j. Mitchell, in an
action Of debt Instituted upon an account
for the sum Of 500, besides interest there
on accrued.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there. this writ, with your action, as the
law directs Wires my hand and official
signature. this 4th DAY Of April, 1861.
GEO. W. BAIRD,
JP. PrecinctNo. !, Dallas Co.
Came 10 hand same day issued and or
2 red Published in the Dallas Herald for
three weeks before return day.
I'M BROWN,
T2qSi1 Sheriff D. c. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

90 II oil tsssss ~ me Dispatches in
~ daJs tafsf, that me- Democrats have
elected ihsif gotefnor anl three c1nrfsss.
men. IN Connecticut, Icing democratic
gain In every insiaoes connert'eui, We
believe was represented In Tho a1lh Con.
rfsss by four lepublIelns Of The radical
sripe II Is 10 he hoped that ibis Is hut
the beginning n q series oi democratic
victories In the North that will soon sweep
away the pondsrous majority which the
Radicals now have In Congress, The Gal.
weston News, In recording the event says 3
ut has been ~ long since we heard Of
Democratic victory HAT We can hardly yet
realize that 50 sensible and conservative a
gentleman as John u. English has been
elected over u Republican opponent who
perpelraied great exploits IN the war I'M
der the eognomen Of Gen, llawley. Never
iheless, we suppose 1t Is fact, aud also
that il is accompanied with gain of Dem
uorRlio Congressman, NJ stated in our dis
patches. Evidently, u change ofsome kind
is coming over the dream Of the country
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

wCapt. MADDEN, Of the 9Th U. 5. Cav
alr,. and D. A. WRAT, Esq Of Austin, have
been in town for several days past Pur-
chasing horses for Cavalry service. Up TO
this morning they had been able toPurehass
but few. They 20 hence, to WaTahaehie-
Where they viii remain several days next
week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

be- Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of John H. Cochran, who offers for
sale 1000 head of Stock Cattle, together
with one Of the best ranches in the country
miles west of Fort Belknsp, Young coun-
ty. For particulars, enquire of Mr.. e., on
the premises, or OF his brother, DIR. A. NJ.
Cochran, in this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

bgwe should have received, by the
mail of Thursday last, Houston and Calves
ton papers Of the 9th inst.,-passengers who
LEFT Houston on that day reached here on
Thursday,-but the latest date we received
was a Galveston Bulletin of the 4th. We
do not know what was the cause of this de-
lay. Evidently, some one is to blame; il
passengers can come through, surely the
mail ought also TO come.
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IFS Value Is IncaicuiabIc.-l

all diseases with which children are afflicted
during the process ofteelhing, MRS. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP is n safe aud
certain remedy. II has stood the test for
thirty years, and never known to fail
Cures wind collie regulates the bowels, sof-
tens the gums, Hnd allays all pain.
be sure and call for
"MRS. WlNSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Having the fac smiie Of "CrRTIs & PER-
Rlys' on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
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A Great Bargain.

L IlE place whore FL. c. Browlcr now
resides, about of mile Fast of the Town
of Dallas, including GO ceres Of land, "a or
% acres of which is under good fenceNnd
in cultivation two residences, large barn
aud other out houses, n good well and many
fine springs of ncver.failing water, and n
large spring branch, ailording at all sea-
sons of the year an incxhaustiblc supply of
water sufficient for the operation Of any
amount of machinery, is now offered for
sale.
On this land there are many handsome
situations for private residences, on an e!e-
walton of about 30 feet above the level OF
the town, covered with beautiful groves Of
young cedar, and an abundance of good
water can be had anywhere on the land by
digging wells.
Persons wishing TO engage in running
machinery in this vicinity, or who desire
to secure the best situations for private res
licences near town, would do well TO exam
inc this place before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars call on
ED. G. BROWDER.
Dallas, March 30, lS67-2SGm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

A watch, without hands, that
shows on its face no figures but
those which tell the hour and min
ute looked for, has recently been
patented in London. The figures
are displayed us they are wanted
and no others appear on the watch
facn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

nay See the advertisement of Peel &
Dumble, Galveston, in to-days paper. Par
ties in want of agricultural machinery can
not 90 amiss nowadays for it. Messrs.
Peel & Dumb,e have an extensive assort-
mcnt of labor saving machinery of every
kind, and we refer the reader to their adj
vertsement Besides what they enumerate
they are the only agents in this State for
the celebrated Knabe Pianos, and Halls
Patent "Victor" Iron Safes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13
n~We understand that the U. s. troops

nTWe understand that the U. s. troops
which have been stationed at JacksborO
for some months past, are about being mo-
we'd to. Belknap, which in future, as it was
before The war, will he the head quarters for
the Northwestern frontier. We are fur
Tier in .ormed that new camp will be .es
iablished some Is or 20 miles west of bel
khan. on Clear Pork Of Brazos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13
r0JGn WORK OF all Lluds executed
with nratncss uud dispatch.
AGENTS.

NIrssrs. T.. G, WuAnroS Co., No, IS Common
street. New orleans, In arr tho ONLN AvrnugiyrT
Agents 10 that cty 10 obtain ant collect suh.crip,
lions aud advertisements for the Dallas Herald.
n0nrU 4 nENNErr, Galveston,
SlRLrr, SNIru 8 co.. ~ broadway, New ioik city
carr i0nN " LASE, ArsTiS, Texas,
Cant. JAsrrR W, JonNsoS, Kaufman, Texas,
\. T. Turner, ESQ, Fort worth,
H. +. Hawkins, Esq, WaNlhachic, Ellis county
Cant. 4. \. BAIL, WeniheTinrl, Parker 60, Texas
GATES 4 CARPENTER, Decatur, Wis" County, Texas
J. NJ. McNIEL, and :, 4, NEytrEs, Esqs,, Denton
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reg. We are obliged to our friend W. X.

tS- We are obliged to our friend W. X.
Mnsten of the firm of Masicn, Ross & Bro,
of this place, for late city papers. lie has
just returned from, New York, where he has
purchased an extensive stock of new spring
goods, which he is expecting to arrive
within few days. Due notice will be Civ
en- of their arrival, through our advertis
ing columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

c,sy- 4 correspondent from johnson cOun'
ly, informs us that reports are coming in of
Indian depredations in the counties of Erath
Hood aud Pllo Pinto. Not more than ten
days since, they stole nearly all the horses
in the town Of Palo Pinto, and are rather
bold in their raids. Judge Good will leave
it TO the BAR after the Hood Court, to de-
tcrminc whether or not he shall hold the
Courts of Erath and Palo Pinto. The prob
abilities are that the District Courts of
thosa counties will not be held Ibis Spring
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nag The Red River packet Alabama,

sG- The Red River packet Alabama, a
regular steamer plying between New Or
leans and Shreveport, was burned when on
her way 70 New Orleans, about As miles
above the latter city. The crew, passen-
gers, and the greater part of their baggage
was saved, but the boat and cargo consist
ing Of 1900 bales Of cotton, was destroyed
The Alabama was insured for $4,000 in
st. Louis Office.
The money in the hands Of the clerk Of
the boat was saved, but it is reported that
all the books and papers belonging to him
were lost.
Major Stevens, paymaster, United States
army, had a safe on board containing $1,000
A guard will, in consequence, be sent i'm
mediateiy 10 the wreck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

CEsn We call attention of our readers to
the card of II. W. Wilkes, Dealer in Belt
ing, Boiling Cloth, Carding Machines &c,
1871 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky
Owners of Carding Machines particularly,
would do we'll to consult his card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

one Slustr. ten urs oi Mi. -iyr lNIrN ~ 20 tr tie
hr,i aud ~ unnis iuT each additional ip-sTiinn
ru-uur rhsTgr hr announcing candidate tT
state hisIiri offices T. slh, and hf County ~ Pr.
rlnci offices ~ So, payable Invariably Nhrn the
announcement Il made,
rd' fhr alnyr rates are IN legal tender Slcrir
reserved AZ it, market yalnr,
uO- IN future Ne will charge the usual advertising
rates Tor all obituary notifies, Mere announcements
~ marriages aud deaths will he inserted gratis,
heretofore, hui " they exceed The We must charge
Tor them,
re- wheat or produce 81 any Kind that we rau
nee oxen At the best market price, for all dues 10
mi. nNifs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

seS See card of Peruvian Bark Bitters
certain cure fer Fever & Ague, G. L.
Kouns & Bro, SO Common street, New Or
leans, Wholesale Agents, Manufactured by
D. NJ. Perl s. Co.. Wholesale Druggists, ia
Charities St., New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

BOZ Judge ireland, at the recent term of
the District Court at Austin, has decided
the stay law passed by the last Legislature
70 be unconstitutional, This is the second
If our District Judges who have decided
the same way, and the subject is now be-
fore the Supreme Court at Galveston, We
shall soon know how this law will be decid-
ed by the highest tribunal in the State.
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rmw1 ROOFS.

The following new Books will he found ,aC at
the Herald Office, at the prices named:
Life nd Campaigns 81 Gen T. j. tStoncwalO Jack
son, Icy !, l.. DAdncy, binding, 81 half
calf 81; currency.
Prison Life OF jefferson Davis, by Craron, 81 80,
specie
Tayor's (Tcxa J EonItor, 81 90, specie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

Divine Service will he held a, w every SUNDAY
morning NJ II o'clock, and In the evening AZ a.
clock, In the upper room IT llir,h's brick building,
GEO ROTrENSTEIN,
Prayer Books for sale NJ Mcssrs. ". u, Pu,lhcr &
Co.'S The proceeds To dcfray contingent expenses Of
the Parish
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

gay" \ few copies of the Democratic Al
manac for 1867, may be had at this office.
Price, % cts. each.
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For Sale Cheap.

~ nnn HEAD OF STOCK CATTLE,
NaUOU together with the Rancho
known as Hanbys Rancho, on Elm Fork Of
Brazos, 8 miles west of Fort Belknap,
Young County, is offered for sale cheap to a
cash customer.
The rancho comprises 800, acres of land,
is acknowledged to be as fine land as is to
be found in Young County, and has run
ming through it a perpetual stream of fresh
water; fifty acres under fence, and in cul-
tivation, three good cabins on the place, a
we'll of excellent water, and taken alto
gether is one of the finest stock ranches in
the State.
For further particulars enquire of Jno.
IL. Cochran, on the premises or
A. NJ. COCHRAN, Dallas, Tex.
90.3mos
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

The Il Grange New Era learns that
rs-t has bsen begun on the Airline
Railrsnd. nnd that il Is expected u val pe
ssnpisisi &c Union Hill By the Isl Of sep
'enhsr
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
MeatherfOrd. Texas.

ysynE undersigned takes this method Of
informing the citizens Of Parker Nd
adjoining counties, and the travelling public
generally. that be has taken charge o. The
above house. and respectfully sole;is >
share Of public patronage. IN ooupseiion
With The house j. large and cgmlneas1ls
Livery Stable. well Supplied sith torhgs
aid attended By trus;y and eIPsritnes4
t,.,ls-s ND. BULLION,
Proprietor.
December z9th, 1s55--l7.f
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Wool Clip of 1867.

How to prepare Wool for Market, and
WkTs 10 shP a. are now questions which
the flock master is asking himself Our ex-
pecieuoo tells ms that there Is gTfli deal ~
money lost on the start by wool growers ia
not putting up their ileeces correctly; We,
therefore, make the following general sug-
geslions'
|, Tie up each fleece by itself using four
a. pieces OF Irvine, which will thus keep
the fleece from breaking,
., Separate the tags, dirt, &C., from the
fleece as much MS possible,
., IL will pay You 10 have the burrs taken
from the fleece before shearing,
4. We would urge wool growers TO erier-
inmate me srdb from their locks.
For the benefit Of sheep m isers we have
imported lot of Leaf Tobacco, TO supply
parties in such quantities Rs they may need
for this purpose. Once cure this disease
and your ilocks aud increase become doWbly
rd'uaL'c, for II has been proven that tobac-
co is conducive to the growth of Wool,
The great edH'e of low prices for Texas
Wool is that so many qua Titles were mixed
in one snck.
TO enable the grower, merchant or spccu.
locor to get the full value of their Wool
shipped TO us, We have opened large
SOrliug and Grading Establishment,
Under the control of an experienced wool
grower, sortcr and grader, and henccforth,
unless otherwise ordered, We will sort, grade
and separate all shipments of Wool TO our
house, ana thus sell each lot on its own
merits. We do not hesitate TO say that this
arrangement will prove gain of twenty
per cent to The sheep raiser in Texas. Our
charges for this labor will be one cent per
pound.
1t is hoped that parties in crested in the
development of the Wool interest of Texas
will give us their full encouragement.
To meet the wants of the trade, we will
keep on hand SUPERIOR heavy wool sacks,
twine, tobacco, and sheep shears.
Our great aim is to make Texas the lnrg-
cst Wool producing State, and to make
sheep raising n profitable business to all
concerned, which can be accomplished by
close care and attention.
Very Respectfully,
ARTHUR III. EDEY & Co.,
4 Il
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Mrs, &. IL, VIaISeII,

EIAyING received her NEW PIANO, is ready To
give less Cns that instrument, and will receive
n limited number Of scholars on tho usual terms,
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PROCLAMATION
Bv the Governor of the State Of Texas,
sQOO REWARD.


UvUER il has been made known to
w me that one EDWARD BURTON and
JOHN HANDY, both of Kaufman county,
and one DOD BUR OWS, of Leon county,
did. on the 10th day of February, 1861, in
the county of Leon and State aforesaid,
kill two freedmen and wound others, be-
sides being guilty Of other outrages then
and there committed, and that the said
Burton, Handy and Burrows are now fugi-
tives from justice. ,-
Now. therefore, /, JAMES W. THROCK-
MORTON. Governor of the State Of Texas,
do. by virtue Of the authority in me vested,
offer a reward Of Nine Hundred dollars, or
Three Hundred Dollars each for the arrest
and delivery 6f the said Burton, Handy
and Burrows, or either Of them, to the sher
if Of the county Of Leon, inside the jail
door.
In testimony whereof | have
SEAL hereuntO sigued my name and
.A0O caused the great Sealof the State
10 be affixed, at Austin, this 9th day OF
March. 1867. and in the year Of indePen-
dence Of Texas the thirty-second.
J. W. THROCKM0RTON.
By TIE GovERSoR:
Jvo. A. GREEN, Secretary Of State.
Description.
EDWARD BURTON is about 5 feet
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes
auburn hair. about 10 years old, spare built,
weighs about 40 pounds BY occupation
gambler
John HANDY il about feet 20 inches
high. heavy built. full face, dark hair, blue
eyes. fair ccmpieri0n, about q years Old
ard weighs about l45 pounds.
DOD BURROWS is about 5 feet inches
hirh. fuT face. hair sandy and inclined q
errl D us eyes. is about IL years Of age
ana weighs abort ls5 pounds So-st
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ats-nss q fagy j. brtie- lta prrssnes
RI rrfr7 ia Is7iras7 s--ilsais
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Chs dallas Atrdla.
HrntisnrbftfnY sttrrrtt unnyfso.
ny iofiH W swfHDnLLs
II n. I'T' ~ 80
SATURDAY. Morning., ipril n, 1861.
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Direct from The Markets.

Il WOULD again inform my lady friends
A that have just received fine assort-
ment of BONNETS and HATS of the very
latest Styles suited to every ones taste,
which offer at the lowest prices. Call
and see. LOUISE JONES.
Dallas. March 30th, 1867 .-2S:7ta
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by" Persons in want of wool sacks, are
referred to the advertisement of Field Eros.