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pRovIDENCE HOSPITAL,
UspER THB cHlRGR OF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,

pRONlDENCE HOsPlTAL,
UsDER TIE cHlRaRoV
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east and D street south,
IN A HEALTHY AND RETlREp PART OF WASH.
lNGT0E CITY.
The new building Is now ready for the reception
oipatients ofeyery class, both medical aud surgical
The cars run within two squares Of the building
Patients will be received into the wards al "a
per week, payable In advance. This includes Med.
icine and Medical or surgical attendance,
Private Rooms can DO had at advanced rnten
MEDICAL sTAFP ATTENDING. .
. -. PHrsIcIANa.
D. r. HAGNER. ~ D., No. 800 H street, be.
tween Eighties nth and Ninteenth.
JOHN o. RILEY, n. D., New York avenue, be.
WIN MIRBURY. X. b., asS Ii street.
J; y. THOMPSON, N. b., corner Ninth stroo
and Massachusetts avenue,
z, ~ f0RD, N, p, IS East Capitol street
a. G. GbbSSHls5RY ARB T6ksH tfif. lPNS5.h'
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. D., corner OF Washing.
ton aud Gay streets, Georgetown.
W. I. JOHNSON. NJ. D.. Seventh street. la.
F;H5WHgB, n D. ss P street.
THOMAS MILLER, 2i5 y street.
9. u, LlBERMAEE' $50 Thirteenth street.
Application can DO made at the Hospital, or to
Bsndiag patients TO tho Hospital who may occupI
private rooms have the privilege OF attending the
same.
Es-EO persons with contagious dlyaases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA O'REiLLS,
OCtl7 Sunafiur
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition Of NORMAN C. HARRIS, OF Poult.
ney, Vermont, praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO hin the 2ith day Of April, 1865, for an
Improvement in Manufacture Of Slate Pencils, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 2ith day Of April, 1863;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Otlee nMOSDAY, Che sd day OF November
tohppeRr and show cause, II any thoy have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
fle in the Patent Ofce their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tDentp days before the
day ofheRring; all testimony filed BY either party
70 be used gt the said bearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of tho
Office, which will be furnished on application.
DepOspiQps and other papers, relied upon as tcs-
timOny tnGft be ted In the Office tioeHtV days be-
fDre the day Of hearlnEi the arguments. II any,
within ten days after hling he testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published ID
the kEPCBDcAS aud tho IRtsiiiGsHcsr, Washing
ton, d. G., and in the Register. New Haven, Con-
neclicut, once y week for three successive weeks
tho nrst Of said publications to DO at least sixty
days previous to the day o. hearing, -
A. N. STOUT,
jsls-TlSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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TRANSFORMATION LINE.

For Way Landings on tho Potomac and Baltim Sre
making Conneetions At Aqua Greek with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad,
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt A. u. Niekle, will
leave Baltimore. Pier N1, 3, Light
D. IN. and arrive at the sixth street wharf al a.
m, THURSDAY, to deli liver freight
Notice will be given when the other boat viii be
put on the route.
freight received ali day Friday,
The steamer leaves SATURDAY at6a
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf, Washiggton. &c.
my6-6m la Light st. wharf, Baltimore
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| DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,


~ UNITED sTArEs PATENT uFFiCE,
m WAsHINurOS, July 3, ISIS.
On the petition Of ABIGAIL L, WEBSTER, of
Blhghamt9n, administratTix Of the estate
eNtSnsion Of patent granted to the said Benjainin
u. Webster, the Sd day Of October, 1854, for an Inn
proyement 10 MOSQUITO, Curtains. for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 81 day Of October, lsGS:
1t Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at
the Patent once, on MONDAY, the 2ist day OF
September next, at y O'Clock m. and Az persons
are notified to appear and show cause, u any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
file IN the Patent Unice their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttesHtV days before
the day Of hearing, all testimony filed by either
party. e DO used a! the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timoay. must be hled in the office teenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hIing the testimony.
Differed, also, that this notice DO published In
the REPUBLICAN and the IateiiiVsncfr, Washing
ton. d. e. +, and IN tho Atlas, New York, N, Y,
week for three successive weeks the nrst OF
said publications to be at least sixty days previous
% tho day Of hearing A. N. STOUT,
Jyl7 f3t Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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nEPARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR,
- uSTEnsTArEs PATEST orr

W A-HlhhI hhy n, los,
On the petition OfDASIgL HALLA DAY, Of BatayiA
illinois, formerly ofElingtou, Connecticut, praying
for the extension OF patent granted to him the th
day Of August, 1854, for an Improvement In Gov
urdur for Wind Mills, tyr seyen years from the ex
pirdtI0n OF said patent, which takes place GU tie
2l!A day Of August, 1856
Is ordcted that the said petition be heard at the
palunt Ogiee On Monday, the-day OF August next,
at u clock ~. and AL persons are notified to APP
rear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
PgTsuhs opposing tho CNtUnflun are required TO
Ale In the Patent Office their objections, specially
s"t oTth in writing at least tnsHty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hlcd by other party
- he used at the said hearing, mus he taken and
transmitted IN accordance with the rules Of the
O1ice, which will be furnished On application,
Dispositions aud other papers, rolled upon as tes-
ipfn tho day Ut Learlngi the arguments, II any,
wllhia ten days after Ming the cstlmUny.
Ordered, also, that this notice BIO published in
the RRPUBLICAE aud the IHtetigsHcGr. Washing.
ton, d, C.. and ia the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois,
uur"R week for thrca EGeCpss We weeks the hTst OF
sH'l publications to b. at leastsNty days previous
A. NJ STOUT,
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slatiuaal Repnblitan.

Darn OLA YoUNG LA0yrEov nfsIr-
ing case Of the death Of Young lady
named Susan King, is a general topic Of
conversation at " Ohurn az The present
Tine. The deceased had been GfiancCd
So a young man 10 HON. it appears, she
was deeply attached. Some weeks since
she happened 10 observe him in company
with another ing woman, under such
circumstance as 6 give rise TO feelings of
jealousy on her part. She upbraided him
f5r bic conauti. and be replied to her re.
Inonstrnnces in spirited manner, which
further provoked her to dismiss him. 1t
seems however, that she still cherished in
s..r.i the old affection. and the dsap-
r.a'mcn; so weighed upon her mind as
6. saEse . severe IVTrcus attack. result
ahor; ten days since. in utter pros.
'-a'..u. She remained in this condition
NH. GeT death. which occurred on Sat
uiday last The circumstances having
arcH peculiar. and the malady having
raf.nd the skill OF the physicians, it was
Cts acd proper an autopsy should be
Performed. which was done onMonday by
Us. Gutter and Abbot. No trace OF
disease, or obvious cause of death was
G!scOvCrablc but the system was appa-
Icntiy i'll an entirely healthy and nor.
LA! condition. The deceased was n
! ,sson 0! excellent character and fine
personal appearance, and was much cs-
teemcd and beloved.-B Boston Journal,
Aug. -.
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SHOCKING MURDER IN New JERssY.-
On Monday a murder occurred at q place
known as Shark River, in Ocean county,
N.I., distant about six miles from Lcng
Branch. The particulars Ure briefly as
follows: For some time past an init
macy is said 10 have existed between the
wife of Harrison Fleming. the murdered
man. and William Woclley, all residents
Of the vicinity, On Monday last, while
" oolley was on a visit to-tilc house, he
had a quarrel with Flemings wife and
used many opprobrious cpithcts towards
her Fleming interfcrcd to protect his
spouse, and elected her Hssailant. Wool.
Icy then went home, loaded muskct
With double charge of buckshot, and.
returning, walked up TO Fleming, placed
the weapon against his lFlcming's)
stomach and fred. A lrightrul wound
was inflicted, and Jennings death re.
suited in a few moments. Woolley, after
committing Tie decd fed to the woods.
where he made desperate attempt TO
commit suicide by cutting his throat.
After having nearly severed the wind.
pipe he abandoned the design and re-
turned covered with blood TO the scene
oitho murder, where he was arrested
This is the first case Of murder that has
ever occurred in this vicinity, and has
created great excitement
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DRPHANs' COURT,

" JULY o. lSCR
District 0C COiWBJid. lHlshihOtOn county 70 tgH:
la The ease Of ANA delaney, RdininistratriN Of
Caleb Delaney, deceased, tho administrators aiUrC-
sid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
m"uTt Ut Washington county RtOTGsAld, appointed
Tuesday the 10Th day Gf August, 1888, for the huAl
tetteilent aud distribution Of the personal estate
Of ERld deceased, and VI the assets III hand, ~ far
~ the sGme have been collected aud turned Into
money! when aud whore all tho creditors and
hulrs Of said deceased are notified to attend, with
their claims properly y0uGhed, or they may other
wise by law be excluded fToIn all benefit In said
deceased estate; prov ided COPY Of this order he
publishGd once week for thfcU weeks In tho
Tuat. JAS W OfBEiRNEs
~ B-F3w Register OF wills.
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JEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.
=; KNIGHT.

JOHN GIBSON,
win run regularly during the winter months be :
tween New York, Alexandria, Washington aud
geOrgetown, as follows: Leave New York, from
every Saturday at I p. IN. / 0eorgetswn, from
wharf foot OF High street, every Thursday, end
Alexandria every Friday. at y m. For freight or
% New York avenue aud Seventeenth street, be-
Vdscsi.tf ". THOMPSON, President
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GRANT AND coLFAx-THEIR LISTERS or Ac-
cErrASCE-TnE PLATFORM ENDORSED.
The following are the letters Of General Gran
and Hon, Schuyler COllaz accepting the nomi-
nation for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency
Of the United States by the Republican Ma.
tioual Convention:
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20, 1868
GsR. JoSGph r. Haricy, Pyesldcnt National
Union Republican Communicable formally
accepting the nomination OF the National
Union Republican Convention, Of the 2lst Of
May instant, It seems proper that some state.
msGt Of views beyond the mere acceptance OF
tho nomination should be expressed.
Tho proceedings Of the Convention were
marked with wisdom, moderation and patri-
otism, and believe express the feelings Of the
great mass Of those who sustained the country
through its recent triIlG / endorse their re
solutions. If elected to the oGlco OF PEtsi-
dent of the United States, 1t will be my en-
deayor to administer all the laws In good faith,
with economy, and with the view Of giving
peace, quiet and protection everywhere. In
times like the present 1t is impossible, or. at
least, eminently improper, to lay down poll
cy to be adhered to, right or wrong, through
IN administration Of four years. New politi-
cal Issues, not forcseep, are constantly arising;
the views Of the public on old ones arc con-
stantly changing, and purely administrative
officer should always be left FREQ to execute
the will Of the people. always have respected
that will, and always ihall.
Peace and universal prosperity, its sequence,
with economy Of adninistration, will tighten
the burden OF taxation, while II constantly
reduces the national debt Lot US have peace.
With great resRect, your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT.
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rest and imprisonment by any foreign power
for acts done or words spoken In this country.
And II so arrested and imprisoned, IL Is the
duty Of tho Government to interfere In his be.
half
Tcnth-Of all who were faithful 10 the trials
Il the late war there were none entitled to
more especial honor than the brave soldiers
and seamen who endured the hardships of
campaign and cruise, and imperiled their
lives In the service ofthe country. The boun-
ties and pensions provided by law for these
bravo defenders Of the nation are obligations
never to be forgotten. The widows and or
phans Of the gallant dead are the wards OF tho
people, q sacred legacy bsqueathed to the ma.
tons protecting care.
Eloventh--Poroign emigration, which In
the past has added so much to the wealth and
development Of the resources and tho increase
OF power Of this nation, '9he asylum Of the
oppressed Of all nations should be fostered
and encouraged by liberll and just policy.
Twelfth-This convention declares its syms
patty with all the oppressed people who are
struggling for their rights.
On motion Of General Carl Schurz, tho fol.
lowing additional resolutions were unanimou,s
ly adopted as part Of the platform.
ReSOircd, That We highly commend the
spirit of maguamimity and forbearancc with
which the men who have served in tho rebel
lion, but now frankly and honestly co operate
with us in restoring tho peace Of the country
and reconstructing the Southern State Gov
ernments upon the basis of impartial Justice
and equal rights, are received back into the
communion Of the loyal people; and we favor
tho removal Of the disqualifications and re-
strictions imposed upon the late rebels In the
samc MEASURE as their spirit of loyalty will
lircct, and as may be consistent with the
safety Of the loyal people.
RsSoirod, That we recognize the great prin-
ciplcs laid down in the immortal Declaration
oil Independence as the true foundation of
democratic government, and We hail with
eladnsss every effort toward making these
principles living reality on every iLch Of the
American soil.
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pHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON, AND BAL
TIMORg RAILROAD.

TlMORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 18th. 1866.
delphia as follows.
416a m, Express thondRys exeeptcdD H. a.
n. Express; SWp. M, Express; and ll.Oo p. IN,
Way Mail Train for Baltimore at g. l5a m
TRAINS fkoh BALpptHM as TO PHlLApEL-
Leave Baltimore :. % a m, Way Mail 10. GOA. IN
Express; llO p. M, Express: 6.D y, m. Ex-
SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
at 4. 10 4, M. aud II y. m.
Leave baltimore for PHILADELPHIA ats y. IN.
Leave Baltimore f2T New YORK az s. % p. IN.
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following the example Of tho founders Of the
Republic, who called the victorious General Of
the Revolution to preside over the land his
triumphs bad eaved from Its enemies, cannot
doubt that our labors will DO crowned with
success. And IL will be q success that will
bring restored hope, confidence. prosperity,
and progress, South as well as North, West as
well rs East, and above all, the blessings un.
der Providence Of national concord and peace.
Worry truly, yours,
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Msfried P.rsons, or Young Men oontsInrlalin
marriage, being aware o. physical weakness, OF
Esaic debility. dsfcEnit,ss. A. speedily cured.
may rcligiously eon1de on his honor as a GENT,
man, and eonfdsntly rely upon his skill as a phys
elan, 80 '''''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

GrMSAsiUN.-The unrivalled and unique
exhibition Of Barley, Eakins q Baird
gave this city "iasrc Of its quality on
the afternoon of Monday last. The per.
formanccs consisted of startling and beau
tifl fcats ofagility and strength, displayed
upon what is known in gymnastic parlance
rs the horizontal bar and the single ira
pcze. The auditory were charmed and de-
lighted. Just such show We are sure was
never before witnessed in this city. Prof.
Reynolds and his 1.-THE little Mexican boys
will have to look out for their wcll.carned
luurels. "Stick pin there"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

80 iisui Clsfiss a Fsftss. "a rs'sl-
~ fssssi ihfssfA i,slls, i1is sea - .
issf q isspssiiss is Soiilsssisfs Tess
fls Lisuissssi sss ssrs~rssisi - - 90
fst ~ ili5i, 90 foTiy Hsa NJ VISITED
~ diasFssi sissss ~ 80 lsssl ssihsfi'iss
sd - iTusi fsaHi al right No ss' 80
sisted ~ IisuisssHi llssY SsIian, se@-
SsHiins pei ~ hailas, sless isIsI'asHi
as a. a - sad ssH,ls@aH il The Fisss
has .sa he ssissn sAi ssssissss u all
The siiiIshs-
Nth susL sdissTs as iisuis, NsThsR aHd
NoIisA 10 'isii aad s,iHsls f'ssiy siih ihs
people, .s have hsPss u al ca q 'TsH'
aaili,y sal auiaal ssHhlsSss bsiSs ssisb,
lishel a'aoHg as,
Tie anasHsi are tbs Special Orders uA-
der Skirh Lieut., VsTheR Is travelling
liEAHoRs 5Tu MiIH,EE DsTHICT /
Stale u Texas,
Aaslin, rsIas, AuF, u, lsds
LiszI, Chss A. NrTsss, asA o.sslps
kAikAeI
You will visit Northeastern Texas
with the view Ofoblaining iniorma-
ton for this Head Qrs,, ia reference
to the disturbed situation OF that
portion OF the State.
Encourage the people % obey the
laws aud exert themselves TO aid the
civil officers in arresling criminals
of every kind,
Assure the people without regard
10 party or condition, that il is tho
earnest desire aud liked determine,
Of the General commanding, 10 On
force the laws, punish criminals, aud
quiet TO the State.
Visit, rs far as practicable, the
civil officers of the counties through
which you may pass, impress upon
them that they will DO expected
faithfully and efficiently &c perform
their respective duties toward all
classes OF citizons, and that all Off.
GERS who fail therein will DO prompt.
ly replaced.
Invite their attention to tho 70.
construction laws OF Congress, in
virtue OF which the State is placed
under military control: also TO Gen.
eral Order No. Is, G. s. Head Qr's
Dist, Of Texas, which point out to
them the manner in which they ear
procure military aid ifrequircd.
You will also visit the agents Of
the Freedmen's Bureau investigate
the working Of General Order No.
4, of April z, 1868. from the Bureau
Office for Texas, instructing the
agents to encourage tho freed people
to appeal to the civil authorities for
redress of grievances.
Breaches Of the peace, assaults,
&c, where frcedpcoplc are coLcern.
cd should DO tried before tho civil
officers. Bureau agents should re-
port with full particulars all neglect
If duty on the part Of civil officers
.oward freedpeoplo.
By command Of Brcvct Major
General Reynolds:
Signed
C. +. MORSE, A.D.c.&A.A.A.a.
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COMMERCIAL. MONETARY,

[Coltated from the papers Of Gaiveston and Houston.
S~,..SSCSNlNN.~0-C.NONOO N0OCNN0OOON-OO~N~
LIVERPOOL, Aug: %. nOon.-Cotton firm; Up.
lands lOd.; Orleans l0d.; sales for the week &c..
900 bales; stock 577 900 bales; American 10000
bales afoat 600 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22-GoId opened at IA. Cot.
ton market quite, but steady; Middling 291ac. !;
Mobile 2954c.; Orleans 30c.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA, 3PM.-Gold closed at 1441.
Cotton closed unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. H.-Cotton dull. Mid
ding 20c, Receipts IL bales. One bale new cotton
sold at 3413c. Go ID 1881.
GALVESTON, Aug. 22.-There Is so small a stock
OF cotton on hand that we have no transactions to
demand has been steady at l46 during the day, and
in one or two instances, Perhaps 1867 paid for
round amount, The erratic course Of tho New
York market created some surprise, but had effect
on operations, the advices were received too late.
sILvEn-American at 95c. for gold, and Mexican
nominal.
HOUSTON, Aug. 22.-Transaction to-day have
been light at the figures below:
COIN Buying Selling
American Gold .143M-- 145
American Silver. .l370-- l39
Mexican dollars command Ld% y cent. premium
In exchange for gold for large sums even higher
rates are paid.
The following quotations are in coin,
CorToS-(tax paid
0rdinary.........4 q Middiing. see. =. nominal.
Good Ordinaryl5 o. Low Middng.16 a.
Wool
burry........- al2
HIDES
fnnt dfed
wei, O.
@
DLkh @
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a6 We neglected, unintentionally, last
week to call attention to the very attrac-
tive card of A. II. Edey & Kristen, Calves
ton, who are the Agents in Texas for the
Arrow Tie for cotton baling. These tics
are said to be the best in use. Messrs.
Edey & Kristen also solicit consignments
of Cotton and Wool. See their two cards.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

ep- We rsii 'isiIia the nss steam
hoaI heing huili by our IeSHsmeu, MessTs
CTossley, liallarl and Hoy, fes days ago,
The f,s@s is all az, aud the sides RlaHGsi
sufficiently high I" aoal the structure fran
is resting place as ,e.n as rise 10 the
river will permit, The boat is built Of
OAK, and i 'ssuIsly put together. The en-
IerPrising builders hope to have her in the
river as suon as the fall rains afford sui
heienI water, aud will make their hTsl "trip
to The pine regions, We hope 10 see her
l"alej with cotton, aud To record her ar
rival at Galveston this fall. No name has,
as yet, been selected for herr We have a
name to suggest, IL the build'rs are a, =
loss 10 ild one.
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r6- We invite attention to tho card o.

H6 We invite attention to tho card of
d. The. Ayres & Co., wholesale grocers and
dealers in wines, liquors, wood and will
lows ware, SC, Galveston Texas, to be
found in to-day's paper. Maj. Fitzwil-
Hams, Of this house, spent a few days in
our town the present week, soliciting bus
iness. The present firm are successors to
the old firm Of Ayrcs 6 childress, who
have for several years, been in business in
Galveston. We bcspeak for the new firm
n liberal share Of business from the
Three Forks City" and its surroundings
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

R6- We invite the attention of our read
ers to the Bankrupt notice Of Messrs. Bur-
ford, Good & Jordan. 1t will be seen that
the time has been extended for voluntary
bankruptcy, until the LIST Of January next
After that time the bankrupts estate will
be compelled to pay so per cent. before re-
lease can be granted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

1t will be seen from the dis.
patches that the gentle Thaddeus is
no more. He departed this life in
Washington City on the 18th inst,
after a somewhat protracted illness
arising from a chronic case Of I'm
parchment on the Brain. "The
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh
away, blessed be the Lord"
mckinney Enanirer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

r6r The tall and graceful spire Of the
new Methodist church in the lower part Of
town is beginning 10 show its stately pro-
portions to cur citizens as we'll as to stran-
gers. Il will be finished in few days,
aud then our tOunean boast Of two as
bsndsOm. churches as can be found in al
this upper country
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

On lasteveninga party of soldiers,
eight IN numb r, were fired upon
near town BIZ men from the brush,
ard two Of their number and q ne
gro man who accompanied them
were killed. The soldiers had been
cut, under orders from Capt. Toll
man, 90 arrest some men for having
beaten q freed-Oman. Comment Is
unnecessary.