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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20
Tribute of Respect.

At q called meeting of Plano Lodge No
235 A. II. s. A. NJ, June 10Th, A. j. 5SG7, TO
attending the funeral ceremonies of Broth
err y. T. Clark who Departed this life Iun'
28th A. L. 5S67 at the residence Of Rev.
j. Malone, in Dallas county; Joe Foreman
W. G. Matthews, 4. W. Shelton and b. +
Matthews were appointed q committee t.
draft suitable resolutions for the occasion
At q stated meeting July 18th, A. l.
1861 the following preamble and resolu-
tions were submitted and unanimously
adopted.
WAEREAs, it has pleascd the Supreme Arch
itect CT the Uniuerse to remove from
amongst us our worthy Brother L. T.
CLARK, as we trust and believe, to the
Grand Lodge above therefore
Resolved, That in the death Of Brother
Clark, the fraternity has lost a worthy
brother, his family an affectionate and de-
voted head, and society an honest, exempla'
ry and just member.
Resolped, That this Lodge be drapcd in
mourning and the members wear the usua
badge for thirty days.
Rcsolped, Thatth resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the Lodge, tran
script copy be furnished the family of thu
deceased, and a copy be furnished the Dali
las Herald, with request to publish.
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seS" The Houston Telegraph pays the fol-
lowing handsome compliment to our form
or young townsman, Capt. JACK l. LEON
Snb, We can only add ,lat IL is all well
deserved: r a AZ. .,,t
"0nc Of the most liberal and entcrpris-
ing business firms in the State is undoubt-
edly tllat Of d. T. Iglehart & Co., of Milf
can. The firm consists of d. I. Iglchart J.
L.. Leonard and W. b. Anderson. A per-
sonal acquaintance with Capt. J. L. Leon
ard enables us to speak more freely Of him
than either of the other members Of the
firm. Capt Leonard was, during the late
war member of the celebrated 10th Tex
as, commanded by Col. r. Q. Mills, and was
distinguished in camp, field and prison as q
faithful. warm-heated friend and compan
ion, aud gallant and intrepid soldier
Having accepted the Situation in good faith
he now returns 10 the walks Of civil life, rs
handsome and good .hLmored as ever and
as ready to; serve his country in receiving
and forwarding its products TO the most
advantageous markets, as he once attempt
ed to do ina military capacity on the bat
tic fields of Arkansas, Tennessee and Geor-
gia. We wish him and his business asso-
.ciates full and entire success rfrt 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

masg Hfslfah ail.ffa Haff f.efH
tfd hntf faffnf0 ~ ssl1 NIfl
mlllHNl operations Hff1 pHfl NJ iHI
ffloilIOn nhi had Ne fnfioflloi "a
d0ffe0 bf isI1 WnHld have lHHn ID
nItitd IN l.h.on soldiers NHtlmll
lHn flrnUl unf dOaih WalfHnt ln
ilini dotto. nod nnrhi nDi 40 love
died by lhh hnll0t Tho onitor nlp
lntlng blu should have hung hin
a. Tho FIRST Tree, nnd That this Wa
not done. lie pruyoi the MoyirnnH
q ohiynlrous people Tho course in
which this Government lowered
Moyico wan cownrdly
Johnson spoke unhvomhly ri
Maximilian. flo denounced him ns
tho agent Of NAPOLEON IA nssist tho
rebellion. lilo eulogizod Juaro1
Howard thought Macmillan met
u deserved iilo Postponed
Wilson offered bin authorizing
tho Secretary Of War to raise four
regiments, and appropriaiing one
million and n half dollars for from
tier Defence.
They went into executive session
and took recess TO 3 o'clock.
Ono Of tho House amendments is
to the effect that tho opinion of any
civil officer Of the Govornmont shall
not bind the District Commanders,
and their subordinatcs and State Of.
Gcors must take the iron clad oath,
WASHINGTON, July l2,-JGlian 5
bill ioricitlng Southern railroad
lands containsa Section providing
for the sale Of lands for Federal
taxes, or undcr bankrupt law shall
DO in lots not less than twenty nor
moro than eighty acres.
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Wool CarSiug.

II WOULD respectfully cali the attention
4 Of those Interested TO the fhct that
have permanently located at the old stand
Of Ellis B Morrow. in the town OF Dallas
and viii use every means in my power Ia
give satisfaction 10 81 sho may favor ma
with their patronage.
Ny cards arc new. in good order and wei
adapted 10 this country. Ny terms for
carding are 10 cents per 10, for white, l2l
for colorcd and Is for mixed aud fine wool.
Wheat, Bacon, lard. chickens, and other
country rroirce taken in exchange foI
cariiHr 81 the highest market rates 4
iarze supply Of choice roel rolls On hard
Tor sale. Can and examine To- yourselves
~. 81. MORROW.
Dallas Texas Nay2i,h, ls67-8Gif.
is-a sefe snd certain -sncdT. u relieves
tie rhHl from pain, r. Euiafes ihs Stomach
srf bowels srfHs wind cole cfr-C0ts acid
Try ani. ~ si7ir- Fesi ard heaih 70 ths
c1iid. comforts ihe ulller.
cents bottle
Nfers - IL frlirr sirrri. Ncr =
.ai to. rs Iliga uolfoF ieuion, -
land
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Bssy"We have on Il le u communication in
relation to a bridge over tho Trinity at This
place, which VIC intended TO commontupon,
but want Of time prevents it. We may say,
however, that this is subject that should
command the prompt attention Of every
well wishcr Of the prosperity of Dallas
We should not permit the vital interests Of
our town 10 suffer for the lack Of a little
enterprise. We hope soon TO see this sub
ject receive the attention which its impor-
tance demands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

mlH1 nfHi ih0 mH0 ilHIHIiY.
fnllI pI'.0 hHl 0II.IIH00 i'4l hll
/ fIfoa ll0 fH1 nmH iiNH.i0h lDnllI
|Nmh luth Hu tnfml.l Population
WD lmfh fIHi new lI0I wa ha lald
Inf natnf pnlli0 nIUn lhn ohflni
/ llna uflho'ifieh nHd ilmtnl Wspi.
IHHla crook nnd 900 Uilof 0faslnal.
CO., pnaoni do1ay lir Wold,n ira
follug viii Hlgo way lbf aub lantial
masonry We aro pleased to know
chat nn abundance nf Stone, iust
suited 10 tho work, cnn be- fiund
along tho Immediate line 0f thc
track breet0m hamr
Rfsulfof l,EonrnAlloy Attic
close of registration Ia thiH city on
the 10Th, the result was ns lollows
Colurcd, 537 white, 2lD-r rejected,
20. ltwill bU s,on that norrly one,
third of tho white men, Offering to
register were rejected, Tho regis
trars will now proceed to other
points Ia tho country. On the 18th
OF August, lhoy viii again opon the
books hero, aud continue to register
until tho l3th.-iHstm Gdscilt,
An attempt was mado by one Is.
boil, 10 break out If Jail at Paris,
Lamar county, on tho 10th inst.--a
soufllo ensuod between him and tho,
jailor at tho Jail door, aud lsbcll
succeeded in Erecting his escape,
bat being followed by the jailorand
others, was caught allcr Il shortrun
and returned TO tho Jail and double
precautions made to prevent rep
ctition of tho attempt.
Tho Standard says Maj, Lunlin,
with the moin force of tho U, $. 9Th
cavalry, lately at MI. Pleasant, have
removed to GAINESVILLE. The editor
hopes tho Major will place a police
guard around town TO prevent the
frequent shooting Of pistols that oc.
ours, and make the negroes comply
with their contracts.
In Jefferson, up to the 18th; 500
blacks and 175 whites had register
cd yI ....1
Registration has como to a close
in Galveston. The News of tue 18th
saws:
"At IL NJ. yesterday. 1912 per-
sons had registered, tho majority of
whom are estimated TO be plain peo-
pie, but if the negro voters shall cast
their suffrage witli the party oppo-
sed to the interests of this people,
there will probably DO enough to
carry this city for tho radicals. We
understand that there is q strong
probability that the Office of regis
tration will close this week.,
Col. G. G. Herbert was killed at
Columbus Texas on Friday last by n
man named Speers. Col. Herbert
made some remark to Spccrs, as sup,
posed in jest, when Specrs procured
a pistol and shot Col. Ii. killing him
instantly,
We learn also, that The Federal
guard, killed Spcors short timcaf-
tor wards, in attempting to arrest
him.
Col. Herbert was member of the
Confederate Congress, and was cleo
ted TO the United States Congress, for
this district at the last election. He
was man of extraordinary talents;
whose generosity and genial nature
were proverbial throughout tn Q
State. His amiable wife had but
n few weeks gone before shim, ma
king ono more home dcsolatc.--
Houston Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

FATALl--It wifi be a fatally mis-
taken policy for any man who can
register to refuse to do so. Marx
the door will be forever closed a.
lsanist FIN, should lie State fall il
u tie, hands Of the white and black
rxdicais, whichit will assuredIy do,
ifGvcry conservative man does not
register. The Convention will lpe
called members. will be elected
they viii frame, the orga2ic law,
which, If majority of its me,abers
arc Of the Bots Hunnicutta stripe,
willlprcclpde every. loyal Virginiau
from tho, exercise Of the elective
franchise, and thus get control, of
The State, and keep it. Then, will
follow acts Of oppressive legislation,
imposing taxes, abridging freedom,
corrupting court, and blasting for
an time to come tho fair fame Of
Virginia. Awalscl people of the
yalley,to the peril Of the situation,
and at once NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Re1iSer Ia. 4rs. $500 rBai
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

d
oa, The rarest specimen of humanity
), That we have bel,eld for many year
is y colored gentleman named Dan
iol ac.,nson, who, presented himself
TO US. yesterday. Daniel is exactly
six feet eight inches high, and lost
"a leg at the first battle of Manassas
while waiting on A. p. Hill. lie
carries around an official record of
! his military, services, and a list of
persons contributing various sums
for The purchase ofan artificial leg.
Danicl's heal, politically speaking,
.is nearer level than that of any AZ
! r'ican, with whom we enjoy any in
.tiIpacys He says he hates the Yam
ikces until he cant experience a
mcments rest. When he got to
weeping about it, VIC asked him if
he Would, like to take something to
drink he replied that he felt a lit
tic pnwell, and he believed he would.
We gave him a quarter, and saw
him afterwards as happy as a lark.
We are very, much afraid our friend
will never have money enough at
once to by as long a leg as he ought
III have. 1zLynchbug, Ia, RepubN-
can, aUY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Bel,~ Any Of our friends wishing mn Emf
pire ora Howe Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
can have ono ordered by calling at this Of
flee at a lees cost than they can get one else
where, They are so convenient to have in
one, The Empire" can be seen at work any
day at "Our House"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

~ W. hais itsaliii lshftltl .ty
aflhs Hlilh aaalai tfitlafls N ~ ffli
toes ffofssa0il sai glaiaall N Nael thl
ysNiig uaio saf femsis ispaHmeali ~
Ne ysan is0aaef vi N w. Msie ~
taNmssi NE iaalH ~. samten io
Hoihmefs olass. ~ rfeshmsa elass. ll.
snd NE rvrafaimy psfafimsni 80 w
lho Female Department tho Honlor olali
nmalers y Imlot eilss, 2, fprhmrfe elsf',
N sah gorhapfo elsss, ~ and rferar
Tory department, % Aggregate In ihe
stale Department l12. Female, NJ Total
2ia Resides those there is herman aud
French class each numbering Z schol
ars, and music class, u w.
No Institution In Texas rests upon a M
rer foundation than the Waco University,
Ovor siS hundred young men IN Texas have
received instruction from the President aud
Faculty, aud In every part Of tho State
there Is M earnest desire for the success Of
the Institution. Its present condition Ia in
everyday gratifying TO Its friends, and
promises glorious future The next SEES
sion will Commence ON the FIRST Monday in
September. For terms, SC, see advertise
mont In another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20
nay Thos. Gorcn !, Dealer! in Music and


B0y" Thos. Goggal, Dealer in Music and
Musical Instruments, Galveston, Texas, has
our thanks for the following pieces of music
viz:
''Ruck Waltz" by Mrs. Leoncrn Ruth.
berger
"Gay and Festive Fellow Of tho West" a
comic song and dance; words by J. D. MIR
ply, and music by Jas. Harrison.
"Crovoz Moi" believe meg by +. Zcez-
field. .
Mr.. Goggan has full assortment of all
new music and will furnish anything in
his line at the loves. rates. He is also
agent for Peters, Webb & Co., and Chick
ering s Sons Pianos, and Mason s Ham
Inns Cabinet Organs. s.lls. g,lJ rs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

B@"We take pleasure in calling atten.
ton to the card Of II. J. Mullan & Co., I'm
aortcrs and Dealers in Foreign and Domcs-
tic Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, Iron, Steel
Castings, &c., No. II Common street, New
Orleans, La, and Agent for IIowe's Stand
ard Scales. This is one Of the best houses
in the Crescent City, and is represented in
Texas by Judge A. G, Cantley, formerly oil
Palestine, gentleman we'll and favorably
known throughout Eastern Texas. lie i;
now in this place, and will call on the mer
chants of the "wheat region. We cordial
ly recommend him to the favorable consij-
Grafton of the trade. y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Bay~ We, call attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Peel g. Dumble, Strand,
Galveston, Agents for all kinds of Agricul-
tural Implements and particularly Il Sat-
~ Gang Plow aad Sulky Cultivation. With
one Of leach of these machines, eighty ncres
% .he hand can be cultivatedin Texas, thus
making large saving to the farmers, and
making i'm Independent OF hired labor
They are nc longer an experiment, as the
certificates of those who have used them
abundantly prove. ~ NEIiiai'H nfIt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

ssy> Mr.. E. f. Douglas, former typo in
the Tyler Reporter Office, and late gallant
member of the LIST. Texas Battery, COM
mspded by his brother, Capt Jas P. Doug
las, paid US a vista few days since. lie is
nov in the extensive house Of Rorth B,ush
& Mason, Wholesale Dealers, in. Fancy
Goods, Stationery, Perfumery, Cutlery, &C.
s5- Magazine street, New Orleans This is
one Of the most extensive houses in The
Crescent City, and Mr.. Douglas ie well de-
serving an extensive patronage. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

TOMATOES. This is emphaticallY the sea-
son for largo vegetables. Mr.. John lbonpot
brought us bunch of tomatoes few days
ago, which weighed five pounds six ounces,
and numbered on the bunch, nineteen good
sized tomatoes, 10 one of which was small
or than hens egg, and several as large as
a mans fist. The popularity was not in
The size, but that they were all produced
from one stem, and were connected togcth-
err. We do not remember to have seen any
thing of the kind before. They were grown
in the garden of Mr.. A. j. Gouffc, of this
place. -i IS pt FN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

FAN GARbEKs-The past Spring and
summer, 80 far, have been 90 favorable for
garden track thai our people viii no doubt
be tempted 10 try, ihs faiisor some vegsta-
bles. particularly, as TIE rains seen 70 be
coming on occasionally At pretty regular
intervals. " view 81 this our readers
slsosii bay shsir seed in time Orr o1 time
friend, james Burke, Galveston. has q faii
rsrisiy on hand suiiabis for Ell garden.
and especially fresh Tnrnip SEED ef-ss-ii'
'trisly grown IN iss7. isi.ieii Dc aivsrii5ss
ii 70 dey rarrr.
fE-y can y ssni ~ tnsii i any I-snii'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

A ToucH on, THE HoRRIBLE. We
are told that Major Moore, of the
San Antonio Express, has gone TO
Washington, with bis pockets stuffed
F. rrsm full of aflidavits and terrible
! recita's Of the gross outragcs perpc-
trated BY rebels on Union men. We
,nre not about to horrify anybody by
s mn apology for whatever Of outrage
there is, and there is q great deal
more than there ought to be. But
/, we cannot. ryfrain, from u lurking
suspicion that il would have been
brst 10 publish some of these state
i, ,nents at home first. The Majors
! own paper delights in an outrage, it
rolls itiwith "A coating of adjectives,
, tournaments it,with metaphor and
giids il with hyperpolo. Under its
iiadieions manipulation it becomes
lliutesesting reading, like Fox's Book
!. Of Martyrs, or Sylvanus Cobbs nov
asls. But we don'tlike these outrages
!. that hide their diminished heads be-
q l'sath q telqgram,l they do,not loom
up SO beautiful. in their naked rccit-
a al, Beside, their distance from home
makes it difficult to get at the facts
. on both, sides. Facts arc uncommon
hard things to getat in these times.
5-15Ftake'S, Bulletin. siii lru .u,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20
An Ex ceIlcnt Article.

Mrs. wTNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
is an excellent article for all diseases OF
children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
regulates the stomach and bowels, and, by
giving health to the child, comforts and
rests the mother. During the process OF
tcething its value is esiimable; cures wind
collie aud gripping i'll the bowels.
Be sure and call for
HMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having The .fac simth of COURTS & PER-
Kissp on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

H9- 1t will be seen BY the card of blessrs.
Hasyell S Sop, in to-day's paper that Maj.
T. G, Jordan, Of this place, will make libe-
raj advances on shipments Of cotton, wool,
flour, &c., to their honses in Millioan and
Bryan. This will bela great cOrFeniehce
to our merchants aud others shipping pro
duce. III 1.s..ra1 trTs taf.fs Al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Bar The jefferson Bulletin proposes the
first Monday in August as the time, and
Jefferson as the place. for the proposed con-
vention Of the editors Of Northern Texas
We would suggest the time is too short and
the weather WILDE too hot. Early in the
fall would be better time, and Paris p
more convenient place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

e6- We refer partiee interested to Tie
card of Alessrs. Geo. C.&H. Xeiherill, En-
gineers and Surveyors, in to-tay's paper
They are strangers among us, bnt cciae with
good referencesg ms 10 capacity and prompt
Less in their business, and ask for a'ehare
of public patronage. aa Eiinffi lh t9
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

NEW GROCERY STORE. Attention is call
cd to the advertisement Of Mr., W. b. Mar
tin, in to-day 9 paper, who has just opened
a new Family Grocery Store at the old
stand of Alex. Simon, on the north side OF
the sqnare. Mr.. NJ. will keep always on
hand fresh and full supply of goods in
his line, and invites a share of public pat
ranage. Hpfi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20
Prepare for Fall Gardening.
Fresh Tarnip Seed Of every VIZ.
ricty---GrOyyn In 1857.

uSr received from Philadelphia, aud
% for sale In packages Of one pound, half
pound, one hundred papers, or doz papers.
Sent by mail, postpaid, at the following
rates In groenbaoks;
Per pound. ........... 81 so
V ono hundred papers, assorted, ... o 90
=" dozen papers, assorted, ...,.... | 90
Money required before the seeds arc
mailed
ADSO-A general assortment of Seeds
suitable for FALL GARDENING, sold low
and sent by mail, postpaid.
JAMES BURKE,
july ~ lSdi-11:lt. Galveston
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

neA. M. NJ. Morrow hos just attached to
his Carding MachineSa new and improved
Burning Mach inc, and is now prepared to
card wool in the very best manner, at the
old rates of toll. lie solicits the continued
patronage of his friends and the public gem
orally, See his new advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

rar sianberry' ; opinion is an opinion,
lin the language Of Capt cuiils,) ''as is an
opinion, bot the Radical Congress Is Of the
opinion that II said opinion is allowed 20
be The opinion Of The Registrars, they can
not carry The souibsrn states thsrsfcrs,
the Congress has met in extraoriin,ry sss-
sion 10 give fhcir opinion q What they meant
By the reoonsirucii0n acts Of March "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

.rsr Juige'B. W. Gray, formerly Of the
sih Judicial District, and man of &C.
knovledged ability, has become one Of the
editors and propusto-s Of the Houston Dai-
ly Journal. ~ s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Bay" We call attention to tho card Of
Mcssrs. Walton 4 DeNormnniic, lawyers,
Austin, Texas, who are prepared iogiyc all
necessary aid TO parties who wish to avail
themselves Of the benefit of the National
Bankrupt Law, ond attend to all cases en-
trusted to them in tho Federal or State
Courts at Austin and the adjoining coun-
ties, This firm is one Of the best in the
Capital city, Maj. Walton VIC know per-
sonally to be one among the ablest lawyers
in the State, a genial gentleman, and one
who will give tho closest attention to all
business entrusted to him. Do is Tho pres
cnt able Attorney General of the Slate, and
rs such has gained additional character as
M attorney Of The firstorder. We have no
sort, of hesitation in recommending the
firm 10 the favorable attention Of our friends
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

ma The sickness of two of our force this
week, has not only delayed our issue, but
has also prevented our giving us much ori-
ginul matter MS VIC intended.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20
r. d. CoUGHANOUR,
Cabinet Shop.

HAVING erected shop near my resi-
L dence on the Mckinney road, 1 mile
from Dallas, | am now 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, sc. Collins made
to order on short notice at reduced prices.
Country produce taken in exchange for
work, al the market price.
: A. W. MORTON.
Dallas, July 9Th, lsG7-42:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Ray Attention is calledt to the notice Of
John Thomas, Jefferson; Texas, wishing 10
take charge of a school, or obtain n situa-
;tion Us Assistantin one already established
He will furnish satisfactory testimonials
rs to character qualification &c. sf3i'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Attorney General stanberry's opinion, u
carried out, will probably defeat the Radi-
Gals in Louisiana. -,
Or, yes, but that i is slightly in the way
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Col. Theodore O'Ilara, of Kcntuc-
ky, is just dead. He wasa Federal
officer in Mexico, II fiIIibuster in
Nicaragua, and q Confederate Colo
mel in our war.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20

Bsly' Mcssrs. Martin & Gibson, Kcpnc-
days building, Houston, rcxrF, are author
ICED 10 act as agents for the Dallas Herald,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-20
CA $Fe
NOTICE.

A GENTLEMAN. who before the war,
"a graduated at one of our Southern Uni
yersitics, and has some experience in teach
ing, desires to take charge of a school, or
obtain situation as Assistant in one al
ready established. He will furnish salts
factory testimonials as to character, quail
ticatons &c. Address
JOHN THOMAS, Jefferson, Texas.
July 90, 1867 1ilmo.