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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-20
AMERICAN HARDWA ARE.

Nails Builders Locks and Hinges Of everT GeSr,.5r
Ct0hTNG STOVE, Knickerbccger Rzz-s tIE5sS"
Metallic Boiler Bottoms, the Ulioa WA<1i-= Mann
aRd Clothes Wria-er.
i sock Of over eight Thousand Cooking al l!sa1-
Stores on hand at all times which We o6sr !; -.
advance cver foundry and factory prices G!t
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-20
- Subscribed II presence OF
W 5. AEDSER,
CHAs- ". kgETnG.

On motion OF Mr.. Burnside the city papers vs.s =.
quested TO publish the proceedings OF This ue=aaE
On motion Of Maj Ao8cure, it Eas
lFesoIzs1E That the Democratic clubs in IL ss7s-'
wards OF the parish be requested 10 oEgza:ss gsz-
cratic clubs among the eelessd voters il 5e5e -=z-se
tive wards auxiliary 10 and a2der the supervise 4
the clubs ROW in existence.
On motion the MEETING adjourned.
koL4zn JoSEs. Ckzsr--f-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-05-20

have sent 10 the care Of ]. D. c. Blackburn, of
Sherman, Texas. small boy of eight Or ten years OF
age who brought into this agency by the Noconi
band OF Comanehes. Where be was taken in Texas,
or his name have not been able to learn He speaks
of three sisters Sissy or Sasah, Belinda or Melinda
and Mary. Indians killed his mother his father
.hirkendoll." He also speaks of "Berta Joshua,
Simon, > sam and points to himself as Johnny.
This NAV lead his Identification and restoration TO
his frienis VIVA Mars Nas recovered from these
same Indians and taken a few DAYS since By her
brother to her home and friends in Texas The Noeo-
mics have black boy shall get soon. Other bands
have eaptiFes hope soon TO recover
II. L. LEAvESwoE7H, g. s Indian Agent.
DescriptieH-Ligbt sandy hair very dark eyes, face
broad sni rerv freckied.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21

Gss ilssoofE fhs Nsl.uual
inislliEsnesf shieh u the ufHas ~
President luhnson. says that \ u
understood that trn llantoth has
asked ~ no relieved fl,in the rum-
mand NJ the fiilh Military District
The President has received = nam
her or dispatches from promlnsn'
and influential citizen. n Louis
lana, requesting that ,isn. Hancock
may not loo removed from the posi-
ton The Picaynne gives As al ON
dit, that il zen, Hancock is rvlieV'
Ell, lao will bs replaced by BreEel
Major General Weitxel, who, al
though a Radical in politics, has
many good qualities, aud thorough
~ understands tho pretended loyal
isIs aud spOilsmsn abnut New Or
leans,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
EDUCATIONAL.

Ta1.nF-as uia-rllY, n 81 Et.g as..ssHF III
.s|-r ts.ra-ll'il u alts1Fr
D 80 n frHll - e. slL o. HIH-'h
~ IL Fi.ar- a iIa1a fslralgr H7.a HIa
tusi5a Ila.sl ~. assr-r a -igiF uaa .Ia'r-. II
4 la Hfif IA lltrl flll,a tralI af- ~ ttrHt
NIHi.l algi Ns-tl b fsFr, iiF a -irF Af'7l4s'f -
a. 4 e. "a SRA is--Hs.lH, F1IH er HH ea ~ HHH
Tails Ha4al..ll- Itlr ihTEsEafIllfl tIisr a1r-
Nc fcWf1sI taaA AZ o. slssiliHsIr szls.Ha ti q CT
11r.irl - aai iiiIs H|aT.i lEl H1r u na n t-F
ss.ass ,issii Ia ~, lliri lh.I.u.a,s "a ilg..N
"a al, ass,
R.l,.,, o.. lash, lsg-laSa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
ALSO, 4 NEW T0RE,
University Journal
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

4 y nj NonfLiB Iourpoicf Hrdi-sss. sF-gnys
Ibs.oIoqg. HrS,rps, end Cear,~' LrfcrofEre
d.rrisJ 70 ne g5efessioH and tts IeoPie-
M rls.-,- rn-ii-ai izJs- in tie w.rld ruiishse
e. rs ia $685. a. tiis n vczsiy IN y r. Nirih y 2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
Lime For sale.

HAVE on hand about 5000 bushels Of
fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, and equal to airy ever made in this
country, which will sell Al % cts per
bushel at retail. or at Is cts, by the hun
dred bushels. | will also continue TO keep
a full surTlr at all times, At my Pla,e near
Caruih'e spring, in the nerth iart Of se-n,
half a mile from the Public squire.
mo. BARRIER.
Dallas T,sas. Nov. q. lS57-l0Jn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
Piano, Guitar and Sacred Music.
Wanted.

CEVERAL Carpenters ear End employ
- rnent ~ calling on ne in Dallas or al
Eagle Fsra Mills, miles st Of Dallas
L. y. MILLER.
Carpenter Il ilisr.
DsTss, FEB. 2eA is5s-2Efr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
Bankruptcy.

ENrE will continue to attend promptly to
w cases in Bankruptcy.
All persons who are DESTROYS of availing
themselves of the benefit of the Law, are
advised to do so without de lay, as they arc
barred from the privilege after the first
day Of June next, unless they can pay fifty
cents on the dollar. We have the nccessa-
~ Blanks, &C., and will give especial at
tention TO cases entrusted to ms. We have
prompt and reliable correspondents, both
at Austin and TYLER. For the information
Of parties residing at a distance, we state
that there is United States Commissioner
at this place, before whom the necessary
oaths can be made.
BURFORD, GOOD s. JORDAN.
Dallas. Feb. 2eih Is6S-244w.
n9r Mckinney Enquirer and Weather
ford Times, will give the above two inser-
tions and send bill 10 the Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21

DUssIAN TANNED Cavalry Boots,
u fsr sale By
llssfl " hESibh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
NEW BOOKS.
FINES rR4 CrfCE OF MEDICINE

P.iTNES PHi CTTCE OF NEDICINE
new work ju issued ly W. Paine, VI. r.. Professor
of ne Primo c, m PnIrttc Of Mel cTe aii Pathoi
,,,sy n the IlIilaiclpl ~ e heicIe aud
~ gerry: author Of Pa.nes PTac &C. o. Sarge work
~, tu,.tctr - aud Ma = Me,s an'hor New School
Ern,rI -: an E2tufnc of Rl- Ecs Prnctice II hct-
~: f,,y.rv 1i IlofGqpa by vor IN tie history
~ Hclirine: Hltsr e rfssiiy NslicHl a''d Surgical
Ion nal &c &c II j. n royl t-isvr 80 recs. and
contains full dcscrptuh 1T all dseiS's known in
;,-r ne and SURGERY iB-lul NJ fu-r g zsnnrn and
rlrld-r. i,.,flcr with The Pathology and eifnfit
r all Ito ur and improved iHtll,iriS Prssr past
nar - reats Adi7ea the aull,sr, !rS. Aruh sirrs',
T7iil4Aciph'a. IA.
ALSO. 4 NEW T0PH,
rri'I,r-i yew s,lsool Mecin,-. which l. &c cf'iy
,-.ik ever puiIi-hol ulri saicria Ne i 'inlaac ns
al the Eriettc. HiuuTsthc c, and istaHie rtnes---
Nth frI-eaular wa,era Mod "a. Fsirr S.; postage
frs. Ald.ess A. alore
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
MASONIC.
DiLLis CHAPTER, No. ~,
ROYAL ARCH MAsONs.

nnNfASinAs; 49,,
IL Nsa Az hsT,i,s sammoH~i - ailsnt STATED
ts,Hsar.iiaa II lslias tlaIirT, - ", "a h"sas'
sssaiRs, AITl sih, ~ eaTly o.aais tshli1s'
Is command siths n d ~ Y. .-.--.
riNNEuILL LODGE, No. 50, y. 4 A. NJ,
Meet. on The last Saturday % Each meath, a, The
Mss..nir Hall, . " hihi' W. -
IN. q. haNEE, ser'f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
N OF L Q e.
TIE MILLS OF THE
Dallas Manufacturing Co.

ONE MILE EAST OF THE TOWN or DALLAS
TvNTIL further notice, will grind for the
L Public on Friday Of each week only.
viii keep on hand a supply Of FLOUR
and CORN MEAL, for the accommodation
of those wishing to exchange.
s6.we will continue to pay the highest
market prices for wheat and corn delivered
at the Mill.
C. II. BEAUCHAMP, Sup't
Dallas, Mrrch "a, II, lS6S.-26il mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
The Mcconnell PloWS

Are better adapted 10 the cultivation Of the
BLACK WAXY LAND,
than any other kind ever manufactured or
imported into Texas. This is a broad as
ser,ion, but one that can be easily proven
by a large Number of the most respectable
and successful farmers of Dallas and sur
rounding counties, as will appear from the
certificates furnished me by gentlemen who
have for several years cultivated their
farms with piows manu- actured by me-
One of these certificates is hereto append.
ed, as follows:
DALLAS, February 9th, 1868.
The undersigned farmers, residing in Dallas county;
take great pleasure in recommending to the Farmers
of Northern Texas the Flows manufactured at Dallas,
by Joseph C. Mcconnell. For blowing in BLACK
wAXY LAND, the MCCONNELL is much superior to
any other kind pillow have used or seen and
to those of friends who wish to purchase sUPE
RIOR PLOw, we say by all means buy one OF those
manufactured by Joseph G. Mcconnell, and you will
have no cause to regret your bargain.
GEORGE i. BROWN,
W. II. HUGHES,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
JOHN HOWELL,
JOHN J. EAKINs,
DALLAS THOMPSON.
JAMES COLE,
JAMES ALDRIDGE.
A supply Of these plows are constantly
kept on hand for sale, al my shop, for cash.
JOSEPH C. MCCONNELL.
Dallas, March Il, lS6S.-26;tf.
WRAPPING PAPER and Wrap
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
PL0WS PLOWS.
Encourage Home Industry

TURING the last two years, the under.
III signed has been csnsian'ly engaged
in the manufacture Of one aud two horse
Plows of a superior quality.
claim that the plows manufactured by
me at my shop in Dallas, and known in
this community as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
To Teachers Of Public Schools,
School Books and Stationery.

Also, that have made arrangements with
one of the largest publishing houses in
New York, so that can order any book, or
books, that may not be on hand, and get
them in the shortest possible time. have
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-21
exclusively for Cash,

We fasfsr ourselves thrt We viii in 10 T.
stance fail 20 give satisfaction 10th IN P-1oe
ard quality, 20 those sbo may favor ~
viii their patronage
] F..,l.s. 7.rss. sfsH u, Iss-1zf
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1Q7 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK. 497

The copare-ship ofG W CARLETON Co lsdssoysl by ia
ton july 1858 Mr. Henry Allen wttdaWs from
she concern which will be continued by -
g. W. CARLETON. PUBLISHER,
has issued the following capital New books;
I-rehard b. Knbis fascinating novel Henry Powers,
BaIker.' Al -.
u-Jo.h Bugsr rich Illustrated comic book, josh Billings
Ice 81 So
1-Edvar A. PoarIs remarkable work, Tie Lost Cause
RegaiueJ,' ~ 80.
WINS Mary J. Holiness charming novel, Rose Mahsr'
81 80
v-Faury Ferns spicy new book, Folly it Flies" 81 90
vI-Naiame George Ssnls exciting novel, MademoseIe
Meqlem,' 81 a.
vII-JOhn Esten Cookies brilliant novel Fairfax 81 10
VIII Brick Poucoy rapidly selling books Sense and Non
sense ~ 20
1x-ur Keekle,'s strange book Behind the White
House ~
XThree rev American novels, Natrook" Cousin Paul" and
ARTIST DIe1u,' 81 -
IL about the ouy books that selling these DOLL times
,rler fart lien D ir~-sy
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroa0s.
NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT I !:

EHEAP TRAVELLING to Albany and Troy
X Fare only 81 Dung td- weather the elegant Steamers 81
DEElLF at tONNtCiCJT v make special trips, leaving Jty
uAe lEEKl SATURDAY and SUNDAY E LNlSN from Pier No
w. G pr Of Spuus st. A. ococ AMI foot Of West Thirty fourth
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Sails bp SuttiOm
Situations SdanttS- -4tmalts.

A WIDOW LADY of good breeding wishes
" ~ t-.,J,a ~ aOUSEKEEPER to wdower With children
- -, E,s or COMPANION invalid Call at No 2lI EA
~ t~.t,bst or address Mrs SALISBURY
LADY wants situation for her glrl as
N - HRFRMIID aud She s willing aud Oblgng ana
the adv on part because she going 20 travel van OF a.,
Sr. M ON. sek a. 10 Lgs.onpae between Sixteenth ahu
Sevent.epth .ts near Seooudaye
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nAILI LINE for CATSKlLL. landing at

being 81 cheaper than By ni aal 3 cents cheaper han
40. steamer, VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT
leave Per No a &oth River north Npug. EN El EVENING
O'Clock and loot o 6J coca, connecting With
Railroad Bn1iio aud all points
Rensselaer, and Saratoga LaAe Champu Montreal
George aud al Also with rail or North Adams
burlington. and points East Fare saturday aud Sunday, ~ Return.
ease Iru 40 aaa Albany AZ O'clock Siaterooms secured
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Situations UtmttN- -maIts.

A BOY - years old would like n SITUATION
~ on FARM. A good home required
SITUATION wanted by n young man as Ao-
y sTsTAET BOOEKEEPER CLERK In store; Is good writer
or would take position PORTER WATChMAN IS Wiling 10
make good references salary not so much OF an oO
ect as cool place Address D. r., Tribune Ohee for one weeH
NXTANTED-FOr an intelligent, honest and
Nv steady bow l6 years Of age, SITUATION 10 some Wot
SALE STORE give good references Address W. d. Box NO
I6Ij, n Y PostOhce.
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY
HORACE GREELEY.
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned have nearly ready and about TO issue by sub
HORACE GREELEI'S
"RECOLLECTIONS OF \ BUSY LIFE"
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Chances ior Business 5Elru.
90 oJlhcm II MN 6onctru.

CuuIoS AQvEDuor DTp,RTNgSr.(
uruF,r op WtItH EfNT.. E.V- lorl. July II, llbJ
NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN that per cent
psua @, suI De day 81 Augat all unpaid
.ater rent. WILLIAM o. MCKINNEY. Water Registrar.
rINIIE YOUNG WOMEN HOMEp of the
ss' CHRISTIAN Talon removed fun lst fourteeuhst 20
Norb Wa-'una1re. corner Aloiousalst Good refer
5rqlrri ior persons aprt ne or board
VIrHE EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES of
Will of x. PETERS. i~crnsei viii
JAW al y \. Court
Sc. YORK a tDr our directing that certain award
hr Ia Comm 81" Estimate and Assess
10 Mayor Aldermen,
usy ibe o. Srslor, u4ge tie extension Of Church
tIr ouv sIe ol Fuo street 70 Norris street In Tue
Nra lur,. H certain premises ODE uorthv'st'ry corner oi
Triy place and Thames street. " rs inches "u Thames street by
Trr'r Do" Vfi ~ thru. said petoir'
FLANEN b. GAMBLER Petitioners Attornev
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Iustr3tei Guide the principal suburban pisces ne te Of
the Eastern Division ofts Railway las been prepared OBJ An % 90
Campanv elarr- By tho~ Ushnf 10
personally ramre region referred o. With the 81
H. RIDDLE Sru. rsl sept
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SATURDAY. May 23-p. ".

SATURDAY, May 23-P. N.
Gold closed at $780, after selling at 1891 and 1884,
The cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$50, go Co., and the balance $1,215,0O9 81.
The shipments Of specie were heavy, the steamer
City Of Paris having taken out 81 0 the Bavaria
sSS4,963, tho Helvetia $4,000, the Rapidan, for
Havana, $4,000, and the South America. for Rio
Janeiro, s2l, l56, making total for the week OF
$3,947,637.
There is good demand for Government stocks Of
all issues The inquiry for export quite large, and
under the financial statements adopted by the Re-
publican Convention at Chicago there is every rea-
son to anticipate continued increase in the demand
for our securities abroad. All who buy them have
now additional assurance. If any was needed, that
the principal win not be paid in paper money the in
terest be reduced the national taxation be abaed
to q degree which would endanger the interest or
yield surplus from which the debt can be paid off
quite fast as its holders desire to see done. The
Treasury is fast getting the debt into position
where it will be uniform in character and easy of
management The six per cents, which are now de-
precisted by the right of payment after i've years,
are now selling at prices which make it certain that
the Government can recall them whenever 1t Is ready
TO offer n long five per cent bond in exchange for
them. The sooner the present Congress oilers hong
five per cent the better. great many bonds
would be exchanged within the next six months.
The certificates authorized for the exchange of tho
Compound notes have been exhausted, and between
100000 and $GOOOO 900 remain uncanceled, and will
be paid in currency. Much dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed with the decision of Mr. McCulloch, who has
ordered that these notes shall be sent to Washington
for payment. This forces holders to the expense of
express charges and loss of interest and brokers
charging per cent to holders for attending to the
business, which barely the expense and risk
State bonds were strong with an active demand for
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAnRoAD.-FIRsr MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS, at par and accrued w
teres in currency. These securities are based on one
of the most important and productive railroad lines
in the country-a line exempt from competition and
secured against ordinary contingencies by the aid Oh
the United States Government. The completed por-
ton of the road is earning three times the annual in
terest liabilities from local traffic merely lniorms
ton given and bonds for sale by
FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
No Nassau-st, New-York.
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their Spring blowing The rains that have been so cop
GUS since that me aided by the occasional falls of light
snow have well saturated the SOIL which, at the expra'
ton Of the Winter was in very dry state. The cool
weather has prevented the shoots coming forward pre-
maturely which would ceuse spindlng growth, while
the seed has terminated finely and the roots are taking
deep and expanding hold upon the soil. When warm
weather comes on this win cause the stalks to stool
OUT LARGELY which condition necessary to the nsur
Ing Of good crop. Wheat is now up and covers tne
ground well in early fields. What Is true In reia
tion TO grain will Amply with equal force to grass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
A cam FROM GOV. MCCORMICK.

Gov. Mccormick of Arizona, who aspires to
the honor representing that Territory in Congress- has
Just published card in which he pledges himself to his
procure Congress and the Departments those meas
res to which the people entitled, and which are es
senal the speedy and successful development Oh the
rich resources OF that embryo State.