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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
GET YOUR MACHINERY
AT COST
IN CURRENCY.

TINIIE undersigned has just made an ex-
Il tcnsive tour North for the purpose Of
inspecting in person, the manufacture OF
such machinery and other heavy and cost
ly articles as are not usually kept on sale
in this part of the State and he is prepar-
ed TO order, ut manufacturers prices, in
currency, the following, tO-wit:
Steam Powers and Engines of any capacity,
for Mills or other machinery.
Mills Of any and all kinds and sizes.
Mill Stones and Boiling Cloths.
Sugar Mills for Sorgho Cane.
Reaping and Threshing Machines.
Cotton Gins,
Gang Flows,
Wheat Drills.
Carriages, Buggics and Wagons.
Iron Ratings, Fcncings and Ornamental
Work.
Marble Monuments, Tomb Stones, Nantes
Slabs, SC.
Carpets and House Furniture in sets or
single.
Wood cuts, Photographs and Descriptive
lists of all the machinery and other articles
WIN Tue pTlCcs, Cuu w OUCH Ut Univ.
The finest French Bur Mill Stones and
the best Boiling Cloths in the world, can
be seen in samples and prices.
Sorgho Sugar Mills Of iron, from $40 to
$500. Gang Flows for breaking up, Of the
best make, House Furniture, Office Furni-
ture, School Furniture; all can be seen in
photographs, with the prices, from which
selections may be made with as much salts
faction as il the articles we're seen.
Mills and Machinery in great variety Of
cuts, plates and descriptions, that any per-
son may choose to their taste or judgment.
The latest improved and best Cotton Gin
ever made, on which $4,000 hos been ex-
pended in perfecting one, may be inspected
and the actual saws seen. This Gin has q
superior condenser and busting apparatus,
by which the feeder is entirely relieved Of
this annoyance in ginning. The saws are
new and novel, and will only require TO be
seen to be approved. Unlike former saws,
the teeth are struck with die and perfect
ly hardened by the press, SO as TO be Of
greatdurability.
This gin is adapted TO any power and can
be set up on the ground with as much safe
/ ~ and success as in q house.
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons warrant
ed and at reduced prices.
I Wheat, Wool, Hides or Bots d arc seed Ia
ken at current prices.
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT.
Dallas, Texas, July p, lS67-45:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
ohsnoits said ishsys tssn Poisoned

FioH NJ Wsnofifl Iarian"iln' '"l ''l ....
N We con trust n letter from IiieH'i
written Wy person WnrihY NJ tohhlenfe.
ne Suspicion that Tho fmrftss thnrloila
rts pnisute1 hefre returned ~ lWofe u"
luufft arpcnf' 10 h. u meto hazard The
murIirri eye " ~ able practitioner nh
l'oclor llulkeni was struck With The alnor'
nal symptoms of the august patient How
ever violent aud painful may have been the
emotions which the Empress has experieno'
Ell since her departure from MeSio1, they
could not, according TO The laws Of palhol'
ogy, be the only cause Of the mental exul-
tniions and moral prosirations which alter.
naiely succeed each OF her, aud seem TO de
~ All resources Of science. II II certain
that Ia the month Of July, 1860, her Maj
ee'y, after having embarked ut Vera Cruz,
was seized with a sleeplessness occasioned
by How of blood TO the head, md which
continued during the whole voyage, Since
then symptoms have been constantly re
markel indicating profound alienation
in the blood, which, from her Majesty s
youth and robust constitution, cam OF pos
sibly be explained otherwise than by the
pcrnicious action Of q physical agent.
Everything therefore tends 10 the belief
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

Masonry, if we have read history Alright
is more than friendship, il is vastly more
than a merely social institution. Ii recog-
nizes future; and personal accountable
ty in that future, and while il disavovs be-
ing itself a sovereign remedy for mans
spiritual o5liquity, il Jet points the eandi-
date 10 that great light by which the
soul may be assimilated TO it's divine Orig
inal.
In the first degree, The neophyie is
taught and pledged TO the faithful obssrT-
auce Of the Ten Commandments and the
general Obligation Of patriotism.
In the second degree that God being ON
common Father, all men are The object Of
our love and benehcence, that Industry Is
virtue and labor divine.
In the third degree, a great phen5menn
Of nature, life and death, approximation
light and darkness, are alluded 20, and thai
God gives eternal life only % those who as
spire TO glory and honor, and Immortality
in the way pointed ont in The Holy Scrip
tures.-Blair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

Almost the entire press Of the State, so
far as we have noticed, seem to be content
with the appointment of Governor Pease,
rs the successor Of Gov. Throckmorton.
Not that Gov. Throckmorton had rendered
himself obnoxious to the people, by any
means, for he vacates the Gubcrnatorial
chair moro popular than when he was cleo
ted to that position by the popular voice
AS to Gov. Pease, who has heretofore filled
the same position by the choice of an over
whelming majority of the voters of the
State, and having discharged the duties Of
his office with credit to himself and to the
satisfaction of his constituents we feel
confident that no better appointment could
have been made by Gen. Sheridan, since q
military Governor has been deemed neces.
sary by that official.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

Governor Cox, of Ohio, has recent.
~ pardoncd n precious rascal who
was under II sentence of imprison-
mcnt for life. About twelve years
ago,J james Summons, young man Of
wealthy family, and dissipated pois'
onod his whole family two of whom
died-his father being one. He was
sentenced to be hung, but Chief JUS
ticc Chase, at that time Governor,
committed the sentence TO impris-
eminent fer life. His mother has
since married. Efforts have been
madc with every new Governor TO
have Summons parloncd. At last
Governor Cox has granted him n
conditional pardon; he is TO leave
the state and bis family is to provide
for his support abroad. This his
stop father undertakes to do.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
We find the following in the st.
Louis Republican:

Louis RcPNbttcdn:
ST. LOUIS, July 8.
'SIR:-This late mctior has caused
considerable talk, and several per
sons have called on me to find out
its mysterious mcaning,I prophesicd
three years ago III the Indianopo-
lis Daily Journal, of tho dircful
plague or pestilcncc coming on this
earth, somewhat like the one will
liam Lilly, of England forctold of
1645; but as he to:ctold it would
mark the people black, which it did
and killed nearly all who took it in
the city of London, 1865.
This one forthcoming will spot on
whom it scizcs, a purple black, and
they will fall and die where they
take it. The time is very near
j sec from astrological study, and
as the planet Saturn rulessupremely
this year, he forbodes a great deal
of mischief by being near the earth
and ruling the signs, Leo, Scorpio
and Caprice. In three years from
hence this plague will set in. Oh
the trouble no man has ever seen
This is the great tribulation. The
prophets of God foresaw Daniel,
Micha, isaiah, and John the divine
in the Revelations.
This document is signed with thu
name of a Grecian warrior, to which
is added "Astrol!ogcr and Oracle o
the 10Th Century"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

One of the largest planters on
Red River. who threewccks ago
wrote to his merchant in New
Orleans that he should be able to
pick from 1000 to 1900 bales of
cotton, and to ship him large guam
tity of bagging and iron ties, has
sad his crop attacked by worms.
"A letter received from him yestcr
day states that if tho articles have
mot been shipped, not to forward
them, that he does not expect to
make a single bale, and has dis
charged all hands in order to cut
sdown expenses. Another letter
says the worms have appeared at
Bayou Pierre, near Camptc, higher
mp than they have before been
known in half century. Truly,
the misfortuncs Ofour people seem
uncnding.-N. o. Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
NAHRIDD.

At the residence OF the brides father ~
III is county, on Tuesday morning, 6d inst
by Rev. J. W. Chalk, MR, wM :, CUM
MINIS, Of TarrNnt county, to Miss SOPHIA
+. SMITH, daughter Of JonS Wa. salrn,
Of this county,
We acknowledge the receipt, with the
above notice, Of generous share OF the
brides cake. We tender to the happy eou'
pie the good wishes Of the Herald establish
ment. May their pathway through life be
sircwed with roses.
At the residence Of Mr.. 7. Ruddle, Au'
gust goth, by the Rev. +. NJ, BoySroS, Mr.
WILLIAM II. HARRIS to Miss MARY +
sTEUART, all Of Rusk coun'y.-HendersO'
Times
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

i1,ly srtosed w ihe tfiasipsl efgsh n
hat as seii NJ w The Z hlon ard hpllslle'
and vaflans other members N The lndershd
mi unlon press Altogether The canvas
IL a.mltsd ~ veil Ne M stelilhg one
Al nttuhiitan meeting NJ faefamthl"
last 1ipLt Witch vas hsihg addressed Wy
nnlaa. vas interrupted w Democrats,
vhfn general melee thsusd h.linr %.
er,l minutes At another tine during The
meeting the street planklng broke, prceipl
Eating some twenty persons into cellar
Several we're injured but none kil'ei'
Twenty Ave inch guns, burning go
pounds Of powder, are the artillery Of the
future, according TO the Army aud Navy
Inurual
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

WHAT IF NEGROES SHOULD GO TO
CONGRESS ?-Bcnnctt's Herald an
,,;wcrs as follows:
We apprchend that the result
will be a general reaction against
the Republican party in the North
.crn States; for we know that there
is a stronger wall of white prejudice
against the negro in the North than
exists at the South.
This will, in all probability be
the solution of tho experiment OF
the political organization of the
blacks against the whites in the
South-a reaction of the whites
against the blacks and the Rcpub-
l;can party in the North"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

WAp DEpAnTMENT.-We hear from vari-
Gus quarters that the atmosphere Of the
War Department has seasibly changed.
Men are not now frozen with official re-
serve as if living en- the shores of Alaska.
The simple unaffected, courteous character
of the Acting Chief has permeated his SUBJ
ordinates, and thawed in manifestation
]: human interest the brusque hauteur Of
the iormer regime. 1t is said that GIRL
answers have really been returned TO civil
questions, and that several men have turn
ed up who know something Washington
Express
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

g6ya The best evidence Of the breaking
up of the Radical party, and its certain
defeat, we have seen, is the fact that the
New York Herald has abandoned it and
comes out on moderate platform, denounc-
ing the negrophilizing of the Southern
States. Whatever we may think of the re-
liability of the Herald, we have.evcr found
it in advance, in abandoning sinking
cause and this new move Of Bennett gives
ia hone
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

~A private letter TO the editor from
Kaufmaa, dated Aug. 9th, says; "The
Registration Board is again in session. l
think they viii close about last Of the
week. l think kaufman can boast Of Of
least as good board as any county in
he State. The gentlemen composing the
Board have manifested q desire to give, and
do justice to 81, strictly adhsriag to the
erar- IN higher authority. Up 70
ne present tine, net the slightest distur-
hance has lsken Ilnee.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Denton
. County, Greeting:
WHEREAS, Henry c. Foster has by his
w Attorneys; Carroll & Dougherty, filed
his petition against Louisa Foster, who is
shown to be n non. resident, in which he
charges that he intermarried with the said
Louisa in the month Of October, 1850, in
the the State of Mass. and that she has
abandoned him more than teree years
next preceding the fling of taid petition.
You are therefore commanded to summon
the caid Louisa o. Foster, to appear at the
next term of the District Court for Icnton
county, at the Court House in the town of
Denton on the 10th Monday after the LIST
Monday in August 1867, to answer said Pc
tition. Herein fail not
Witness my hand and the seal
SEAL \of said court ut Denton, Aug. 20,
S0SlooI.
A. W. ROBINSON,
Dist. elk Denton County, Texas.
T51:4t1
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To tks Sheriff or Dallas County, Greeting =
VOU are. hereby commanded to summons
II by publication, L. A. Young, who is
not resident Of the State Of Texas, TO be
and appear before the Honorable County
Court Of Dallas County, Texas, on the LIST
Monday in October, 1861, then and there to
answer the petition Of VIM. b. Miller, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of NJ. NJ. Miller
deceased. on aplea Of debt due by note foI
one hundred and ninety dollars, and
interest and costs Of suit, &C., said note
dated December 4th, 1850.
Herein fail not, but make dee return Of
this writ with your action thereon, as lhs
Law directs.
Wines: Jas. P. Thomas, CLERK
SEAL lof the. County Court Of said cOun-
wv Of Dsllss, and the seal Of said
Court hereto sffxed, Al afics in said eOun-
y, this September 5th, 4, D. 1887.
JAS. ?. THOMAS, G. c. c. D 0. :
I5E4v-J
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

GENERAL Wool TO THE FENIANs.-The
Fenians of Troy invited General Wool to
attend their picnic on Monday last. He re-
viewed the procession as they halted in
front Of his house, but declined to attend
the picnic, and in his note to the managers
threw cold water on Fenianism after this
fashion:
"They 1.-THE Irish) deserve to be free and
Independent. Can they obtain this boon
so pertinaciously contended for2 Every
attempt hitherto made to achieve their in
dependence has failed, followed by oppres-
fee of the best blood of the country. The
people are divided and scattered throughout
the civilized world. To unite and bring
them together would require an immense
capital, besides the expense of ships Of war.
Success requires unity of action. War,
however, is great evil, and the greatest
that can befall any people. 1thas ever been
the curse Of nations and the cause Of all the
oppression that exists among them. OF those
most oppressed by war, would name the
people of ireland, the truly downtrodden
Of Europe. They have no government OF
their own, or means Of organizing armies,
or supplying them with materials of war.
1t ought not to be forgotten that to be sue
cessful in carrying on war, IN organized
government is indispensable, with foun-
dries, manufactures for small arms Of oil
kinds, depots for supplies Of every descrip-
ton; besides all'of which many millions Of
money should be on hand. Without such
preparation, no people or nation should
make war, and certainly not with England,
which has all the means and materials to
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

A GTFsT FuSERAL.-A singular trait Of
the Gypsies is reported b. the Dayton Jour
nal. ID seems that some years ago man
ns-1ed Stanley, the King q the Tribe in
this c0untrr, vas buried in great state in
the Woodland Cemetry. since then no
matter where 4 member Of he tribe in this
country hss died, fhs remains have been
conveyed 10 The same place for intsrnsut
Last fan and winter four ctii1ren Of The
tribe died in Texas, ard il'tir remains rsrl
sent - the vauli n Wo01isnd. uafii = s1f-
fcisnt Delegation from tribe could is rsih-
ersl 70 csleir1ts the ceremonies vrsTerly-
The Dayton g0ufnal speaks very ven Of
the ooBdusi 81 fhs GTpsies ia hat neigh
borh0od-F Z Iio1f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
L,ABOUR.

DERSONS wishing to have the service Of
Il Freedmen had better call upon the
undersigned and procure prepared con
tracts. | hare prepared and have had
printed, n lot Of blanks, which have been
approved by Capt. Horton, Sub Asst Com
missioner Bureau r. 2. and A. L. They
are cheap. J. W. PAYNE.
Civ Hotel. Dallas Aug. 24-4a1m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

EJ The Registration Board closed its
labors at this place on Saturday last. They
are now waiting instructions as to further
action. Mr.. Seaton, the clerk, informs ms
that there is probability Of the reopen
ing of the list. 1t is known that there are
n number of persons in the county, enti-
tied to register, who have not done so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

Two attempts to arrest three men who
had committed murder in Llano county,
rece ntly, were unsuccessful Soldiers and
citizens from Lampasas failed the first
time, with loss of one citizen, and one
soldier badly wounded. Capt. Evans, COM
handing the post of Lampases, then sent
out rcinforcements, which also were defeat
ed with the wounding Of another soldier.
The three men effected their escape.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

SArLEs TREATISE oS TuE CIVIL JrRs'
pIcrIoS OF JusricEs OF THE PEACE AND
County Corrrs,-we have Just received
few copies of this new and valuable work,
for sale. Price, $40 specie. The work Is
handsomely gotten up, substantially hound,
and is equal in every respect to any law
hook we have seen. Those wishing copy
should call carly at the
HERALD OFFICE,
Dallas, Texas,
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LOST.

nROPPED from my buggy, within n
IL mile and half of this place, on Sat-
urday evening, August 3lst, either on the
Mckinney or Shreveport road, small gold
headed walking cane, with the following
inscription on the head; "Prcsented to
Capt. F. NJ. Hanks, by Capt Van Powell,
N. o. Feb, 1867" Any one finding the
same, and leaving it at DR.. Haynes store,
in Dallas, will be liborally reward ed.
F. M. HANKS.
Sent. 7ih. 1S67-5l:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

R9 We are requested by Messrs. Masten
Ross s. Bro, to say that they have just re-
ceivcd large supply of Quinine of the vc'
ry best brand, which they offer at low fig
ures. We are also reliably informed thai
they have "few more" bales of that fine
smoking tobacco OIL hand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

fBWe received some FIVE or six copies
Of the Nneogdoches Chronicle on the I'd
inst. varying in dates from about the mid
die of July to the Path Of August We are
pretty we'll posted now with the news in
that region. Beautiful mail system, this
Nc have in Texagl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
PURLIC SALE,

nN the 10Th of October next, will sell
u ut public cutlery, on credit Of 6 months
with good security, the following described
property, to-wit:
A fine stable horse, thoroughbred, known
as Kentucky, and two young stations and
some fine FLIES of the same stock. Also,
Canadian stable horse Prophet with other
good stock horses; about 20 head of stock
cattle; 35 head Of sheep; some farming uten
sis, etc. The sale to be at the late resi-
dence of Louis Shirley, 7 miles north from
Mckinney on the Bonham road.
PAULINA SHIRLEY.
August 3lst, lS67-51:6t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

DG-Yellow fever has appeared ut sew
eral Of the towns along the Central Rail-
road, -at Navasota, Milican, Bryan, &C.,
no doubt cases brought up from Galveston.
But there was much excitement ut those
places, and a general scamper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

BisS~ We are indebted to our friend, VIM
d. Martin, Esq, just ret rned from shrcve-
port, for late papers. Mr.. NJ, informs us
that he has purchased new stock of fami
ly groceries, which will be along immedi'
atcly il not sooner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

rFJas. Bentley, Esq., President Of the
Board Of Registration for Kaufman Coun-
ty, informs us that up to last Saturday, at
which time the board closed IL. labors for
the present there we're registered CO. vo-
tiers, 5l0, of whom were whites, and l51
blacks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
Headquarters.
DISTRICT OF TEXAS,
Galveston, August u, 1867.

DISTRICT OF TEXAS,
Galveston, August q, 1867. !
ExTRACT.
I. The following State Officers are here
by removed on account of their known hos
tility TO the General Government:
S. Crosby, Commissioner of General Land
Office.
W. L. Robnrds, Comptroller.
NJ. II. Rsyston, Treasurer.
W. NJ. Walton, Attorney General.
The following appointments are made:
Joseph Spence, Commissioner Of General
Lun. nfica.
NJ. C. Hamilton, Comptroller.
John T. Allan, Treasurer.
VIM. Alexander. Attorney General.
The officers appointed will file at this Of
fco the duplicate oath prescribed by Act
of Congress, July I'd, 1862, and qualify in
nll othor respects as required by tho. laws
of the State, before entering upon their of.
fetal acts.
by command of Bvt Maj. Gen. Griffin
]. A. POTTER,
Dv't Brig Gen. U. S. A., Ch'f Q. NJ. Dist
of Texas, and A. A A. G.
OFFICIAL:
j. A. POTTER, A. A. A. G.
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NEW nooIxs,.

The following new B,ok- viii le h,nnd "n sale NJ
the Herald once, ~ the prlrrs nnme,li
Life nd Campaigns Of Grn, Z, ], tstoncwnln JACK
I'm, 10y a. L.. Dsdury,-moroeco binding, eIi hhll
rslf 81; currency,
Prison Lilo OF Jefferson Dayis,'ly Craven, ~ ~
Taylor'. CTssa > Monitor, O. 80, srerie,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07
V,e,,.,np, ppl.cepnI Churrh.

Divine service vii lr hell ~. W every sunday
narnihf, "a n Ociork, and In ~ evening NJ o.
rurk, IN the upIer room " liir' hrrt hn,l'inF
GEu RuTTENsrElN,
Frazer naks Gr sole NJ Mrssrs. W, ", rmihfr a
CO., The procss,ls 10 dofraJ contingent cNrnso- 81
the Parish,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

sB- We have been sick and confined to
our room during the entire week, and there
fore unable to devote any attention to our
editorial columns.
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do not let your Prejudice

10 Hut Iet yUuT TTCNV
stand between your suffering child and the
relief that will be absolutely sure TO follow
the use Of MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. It corrects acidity Of the siom'
nch, relieves wind collie, regulates the bow
els, softens the gums, gives rest to the moth
err and health to the child. 80 cents bot
tie. Offices, 2l5 High IIolborn, London,
England. BE sure and call for
"MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,'
Having the fac simiie Of COURTS 4 PER
KISs" on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

THE STATE OF IEAAo.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Penton
County, Greeting:
VSTHEREAs, J. NJ. Paine, has by his At,
w torneys, Carroll s. Dougherty, filed
his petition against Sarah F. Paine, in
which he alleges that he and the said Sarah
intermarried in the State of Mississippi
July 24th, 1864, and that afterwards to'wit;
the 18th Of March 1867, the said Sarah com.
mitted adultery with one Brooks. Plaintiff
prays for divorce. YOU are therefore com
manded to summon by publication the said
Sarah F. Paine, to appear ut the next term
of the District Court for Denton County, al
the Court House in the town of Denton on
tho 10th Monday after LIST Monday in Au.
gust 1867, to answer said petition.
Herein fail not.
" iii. is ny zas sss # lss s.
wv A. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Dist. Ct, Denton Co., Texas.
T5l:4t1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

ssy- Messrs. Martin & Gibson, kcnne-
days building, Houston, Texrs, are aan'hor'
izcd to act as agents for the Dallas Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

ray. Capt. G. G. PAYNE is authorized to
act as agent for the Dallas Herald in Tar
rant county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

BJ" Mr.. Bones Qate Mr.. Coughanours s.
Male and Female School, will open oil Mon
day next. See advertisement in to-day S
paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-09-07

D6- The following official order publish
cd in the Houston Telegraph. 1t seems that
Gen. Griffin is using the power of removal
from Office which we thought WAS Invested
alone in the commander Of the District at
New Orlcanse