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TIE DEMOCRATIC swop uopS,S

The f4ticls in the New York EIo~rd vsster,,.v
breaking ground in favor Of throwing over
SEYMOUR and Blair, IL seems bad more signi-
hcsns meaning than was at f-st supposed. IL
Was ISSUED as expressing the views OF the
teading Democrats of the country, after COM
psrIscn OF notes per telegraph East, West,
North, and South. IL seems there was =
unanimous opinion amongst the prom cent
IesrocTats Of tAe country that in view or the
after hore.essnpss OF eIecttng Seymour and
Bar ii was VsTth t-yiEs the experiment o.
presenting new caa,iIiates. Last night there
were consul RtiCns at the house of Chief JUS
tIce Chase. at The " hite HOuse, and a. t5e n
f-Tigcu -er Once, and the result was The appear
aaoe this morning il the I:t-Iiyea.tr o. tae
following significant article at the head Of lbs
editorial columns
IRE DUTY OF THK EOUE-we lay before
The TtadeTS Of the IRt-li-en.ar this raor-iug th-
following siSnIfcarJ article Of The New York
fOFiC. We are convinced that the Democratic
party sex Only the Restoration OF the Cyusf.tu-
Gon o. 49,. In putt;n forward 4 ticket ia t1-
present temper OF the country, We have al
WSys MAINTAINED, they should have kent in
view the TACT that the Republicans were di-
NiGsd IN - eminent upon the measures of re-
construction as well a. upon finances 1t Is
ucQuestIt nably true that tue Eepu Oh cans, BE-
iorv the adoption Of those meas ureS, cOnsgitu-
ted maJOrisy Of the Northern people. 10
putting Up ticket, hen, sound policy and
should distinctly recognize as within the pale
OF their organ izatioE all " ho opposed the meas
UIes to winch We have referred. The New
York Convention thought other wise, and nom
mated Governor Seymour and General Blair
Those Nominations, admit, We're Judi
ciCus enough, If the object alone was 10
ualntsin the integrity OF the Democratic party
but We had again and again declared that the
pIeserNatIOn VI the mon, under the authority
Of lis organic law, was the grand purpose We
lad II view Ia entering upon the canvass of
leCS. As minority could avail little In sach
work, policy and sound principles demanded
nominations which would draw largely from
ConyeTsatlye men Of al parties. That demia
" Is not heeded but il Is stIli ia sOrce, aud now
IS the time to obey il.
- Let those upon whom the Convention of
the party conferred the gIeat honor Of Its con.
ndeECe Else 10 the height OF the great occasion:
and then emUlatlng their exalted PATRIOTS IN,
let the National Executive Committee execute
the trust repOsed IA them by tue people wIth-
out fear, and with no other sentiment than
devotion 70 the country and the Constitution"
So far We can learn, the movement to
change leaders does no. inspire any greIt con-
fcenoe amongst Democrats here. II is appre-
ciated by the thoughtful ones that the Demo-
cratic platform, promising Republication and
revolution, is quite as much At fault as the
nominees; and 10 substitute 4 new platform
with new men at this late hour, would be too
tran srarent a trick 10 serve any purpose what
ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16
INiPOKTANT IYyENTIox

Samples of fresh meat. preserved in Chicago.
BY process invented or introduced by Profess
sor Gamgee, have been received az New York.
where they have attracted considerable at.en-
ton and secured favorable notice
Some of thar now on exhibition has been
cured about two months, and Is said TO o. actu-
ally sweeter and more tender than that bought
IN the city markets which has been killed
twenty-four hours; while fowls, killed long
time ago, aud cured by Professor Gambee's
system, are pronounced 10 be in as good con-
dition as when killed.
The process, which seems TO BE- a. once ex-
ceedingly simple, cheap, and valuable, is de-
scribed as follows: The ahimal is rendered a =
sensible by lnhallng carooDic oxide gas, which
deprives the carcass of a l@rge part of the oxy-
gen. II is then bled while insensible and
dressed in the usual way. The carcass Is
placed in 81 alright receiver and the air ex
haus.sd by an air-pump driven by steam. Blgs
of charcoal, which have been previously
charged with pure sulphurous acid gas are
placed IN the receiver with the me T. or in a
receiver connecsed with II, and Left to act upon
the neat after the air is exhausted After
vacuum is produced the receiver is filled with
earbonie acid ga and left tor from three TO SIX
days, when the meat is taken out and shipped
market. All the oxygen and germs OF decay
are des roysd by the process, and the meat &C.
tually improves in quality by keeping.
The advantages OF this invent ON, if it fuIflIs
the promise OF Its beginning, will be of incal-
culaole sdyantS res TO consumers The ex-
pense Of transporting cured meat tree from all
waste and Oifal, is OF course very $ nail CON-
pared to the cost OF carrying live sEocx TO a
distant market, while there en- be no com,
parison between the quality of meat sIaught-
cred In good CONDITION in the midst OF fine
pastursge and well cured alter killing and
that which is procured from cattle killed IN
the crowded and filthy yards OF a city after
being carried or driven thousand Or TWO
miles IN a half starved condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

LooKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRANEs
OIL PAINTING.
PARLOR MlRRORs Of the latest style ana
nnlsh on hand aud made 10 order ~
CHkOMOS and other Pictures Cords Tsssal.
&c Old Frames Resilted.
FRAECIs LAMB.
23s Pennsylvania avenue
oc ix-eolm near Thirteenth street
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For MOUNT VERNON

The stesmer ARROW" Captain Tho, e..c.-
: SHIFTS ;,':s, s.a s1ss3 ;s q isscusi
kLEXaSi RIA. YoRT Fo0TY' r6sT 1'n WxsH f.
IhGI0h uAksHALL ALL. Nd, aud WHITE
HOUSE Va -returnfnE to the city az o. m
. Fare 70 Mount Vernon and return, incIudinS
admission to the Mansion and Grounds, 81 So
Refreshments on board
Tickets for sale AZ All the principal Hotels, and
THE Arrow can be chartered By private pavtjs..
cubs. sssoeisfions to m IKE Af,eruoon or Goon
light Excursions ON the Hctoasc. By applying en-
board, or to yAABe SYKHS, General Snns,ir
tendeat, once Wtliarts' Hotel. oc 4. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

iHE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tains full, late, and reliable returns from the
State elections on Tuesday: official report on
the Camilla riot; the General Episcopal Con.
yentiOn; the ReyOlutlcn in SPAIN a trip
from was ington 10 the Rocky Mountains;
Life Insurance; "The Photographers Story
political meetings in this city; Society
News; Political News; Washington News
and Gossip; the Courts; the Working
People: Useful Items of Domestic Econ
omy: Humorous Sketches; with Departmental,
and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeep-
ping Miscellany; and the latest TeIegraphic
Dispatches from all parts OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16
BOARDING..

ElohRpfNG-A few Rusrd n ran be ar-onlmo-
y cAt.c - - ash Ira trarfh sweet. bef q sas
si les, NJ . Per vsek Table BOzrcers, Ga
koAE.lsS -t0r Rent. TWO FURNISHED
~ htOhs, With hOakD location ceteaIfal
avenue = a fNls
ZOE kkNT-iU bNISuED 40 Jas Cor Sesaa
y q n2t N one PsrioT AM bsirocm Gar r-nt,
WITH or Nifhout t0srd. ~ No SIS bth str st hsf
ano LouisisnA eve Rent in advance ole I'm
HhhIs0MfLr fCkNtsnED ROOMS. ~ifh
- nfst a.s v ARB. IN anrv house sith mod
EN- In proyemsuts, 633 \ 81 rect UPposite aensr.l
Granite a. 4 lu,s
iIRsT-UIsss BOARD SEQ PEa MONTH;
u ROOMS 81 to 81. IN = haaifhy and PLEASANT
location: sbvrt ak FIRM most Of the p1bilc 81
Dos, az no. 2I> h street, between ITth aud Isth
steete, oci Ian
EENtLEMEN WISHING FIRsr- CLASS
~ IAhLE BOARD, with all THE comforts Of .
h.n,e, should srPty iDmedia'ely AZ No. ss3 10th
street opposite tie Gas Offoe. Perfect ssti.fao-
non given. Terms only IS per week in sd-
N-1e. Esm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

From French d Richardson HUDSON TAYLOR
Book storeJ we have the Atlantic Konl4iy for
November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have IeteTSoa's Monthly Hoga.iHe for November
and the LGiy's Friend tor the same month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

From French Richardson. agents tor the
Leonard Scott Company reprints, we have the
September number of the North British Rsr ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

Two shocks Of earthquake are reported Il
have been distinctly felt AT Floyd Court House
Va, on the night of the 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

CHURCH REUNION.-rhe PTes6 yteridn of this
week says, "The number of Presby terIans now
on the roll of the Geaeral Assembly 20. 81 is
lag. To carry the terms OF union submitted by
the Assembly, three-fourths OF the Presbyter-
les mnst vote for their approval. More than
one-fourth having already voted for disappro-
val, the basis OF the Joint Committee is defeat.
Cd" The vote now stands % for approval and
$ for non-approval. The union was defeated
on the first, that is, on the DoctriuaI Article
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16
WALLsOPks

WALLS OPERA AorsE.--Our readers should
bear 10 mind thst this is positively the last
night but one of"Uncls To ms CABIN BY the
nne company at Walls Opera Hsuse. The
matinee to-morrow afternoon is for the benefit
Of "Littie Eva" whose excellent acting has
made her great favorite here, and there will,
10 doubt, be a crowded house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

REGISTER BOSWELL ON THE HOyL-We
crafty Mr.. Register Boswell's vanity by pub
fishing bis harangue before the First Ward
Grant and COliax Club. So many commsnda.
tons have been gwen the SrAR for its good
sense. fairness, reliability, and ne energy,
that we had plumed ourselves on furnishing a
model paper. But We fail 70 get the good opin-
ion OF Mr.. Boswell. We do not dabble m The
dirty water of politics sufficiently to salt Mr..
b., who Is known mainly as a gentleman on
the howl He will not give US his patronage,
and he will not think well of as. wnen we
ask him for patronage, or for advice In the con-
quot OF the STAR II will be quite time for him
10 Withnoid the one or tender the other And
we should like to know by what authority he
Is putting on these airs ar Grant and Colfax
clubs Ii is not many months since he was
Blowing his little horn for Chase and pelrinr
away at General Grant to the extent of
his remarkable abilities. The General
fortunately for his peace OF mInd-did
not know il, but Register Boswell thought
very poorly OF him in January last He
was moving heaven and earth-in the attic
OF Woodward's Building-to demonstrate
Grants unntness. He wantei ..souud Re-
puohcan' a "hnancier, Jurist, and statss-
man"-Chase. the smell Of the means.
burned before Grant was an abomIuation To
the bosWellia7 nose. II smelt bad Ma, IL
Mr.. Boswens opinion was asked. he wouId
doubtless aver, like the monkey i'm the fable.
that II was the most delightful smell he ever
Sreii IN All his life. Eo0 with the extra zell of
new convert, he absolutely browns ont the
voices Of the original Jacobs Of the Distr,ct
Grant men by the brazen sonorousness of h,s
bowling. And coolest OF all, Mr.. Register RoS
we'll has the assurance 10 talk about putting
eleventh hour converts to the Grant ranks ON
the back seat. The original Grant men should
certainly invite Mr.. Boswell to a back seat,
He is riding his little pony very hard for par
tisan notOriety, and the STAR has given him a
freddy liz now and then by publishing his
raEting speeches when no other paper would
touch them, but that is all we clu do for him
50 far As We deal with politics we mean that
the tone Of the STAR shall BE- wnoIesome and
national, and Inst its political dat, shall be
reliable ard fairly stat-i, but we certainly
shall not surrender our columns 10 political
. Rgvhsngins OF the sort - suit the Bos well
har persuasion ofprofesSional howiers. When
the stan j. attacked, as 1t is, in tGrn by the
extremists Of both partes, we think 1T "a about
night and the public seem 10 think so TOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

DLANKETsl BJANKErst,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
Every housekeeper ehould call 81 our place ana
nuy pair Of those All Wool 10 BLANKETs for
worth o. WI S''hesit
BLACK ALPAcAs, from c,s cents to 81, very
oaaso,a spisndid assortment OF lev priced DRESS
A full stock Of Mems and Boys cAssIMERKs.
at very low prices. J.W. sELBY Co,
- 323 Pa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

From Shillington we have theAtlaatie Uoniily
and Our Young Folks for November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16
LOST AND FOUND.

c. REWARD. -etrsyed from the subscriber, on
2X 9th Instant, Q small, fhick-set dark brown
&C 1871 WIN between sI'G I sad s sas
GS REWARD-Strayed away, on the 18th inst
Sc a large red and white COW, red head and
Whlie streak on her forehead FIVE years old. The
above reward Will be paid for her rs1uEn to
oc 1851 Corner 10Th and p streets.
CS REWARD-Lost, on 9th Instant. a red and
sDeC white COW; red on sides and white on the
back. with short horns turned IN; about 8
years old. The above reward will be maid far her
return to JAMES NOONAN, corner 18th and /
SITS. oc l5-sfs
I 0sT- Afternoon, a Ladys 1vaiuabie)
town. The finder viii be literally rewarded by
returning 1t to No. 261 y street north. ocII-3ts
STRAY1D FROM THR PREMISES OF THr
~ Subscriber, THREE COWS. liberal reward
VIII he paid for inform alton leading TO their re-
coyery; CHURS HAITMILLER. hear Fort Bun
ker NH, or TO s. 5. Cosgins, corner 18th and Penn.
s'Nanla avenue. &C A'StF
TEN DOLLARS REWARD -Strayed or stolen
l. on Sunday, October llth, TWO COWS-sne OF
and hips white legs right 81 it left one croppsd
CROOKED horns, right one broken, aud body short
and thick, The other red in color. body long and
sm slim rail, small white spots teets and white
hip, baEd breadth from the bone, and large
norns. any person returning said Gov. to U
DALEY No 495 street, between 9th and 10th
w teoeise Ihe above reward; or S5 will be paid
TOT inc return OF one: ocH3t.
GS REwARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN on IN.
~ IN Sub hn.tsnt' BED and White Spotted Buffalo
left ear The above reward will be given il re-
&c lost CORNER Sad and streets
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RKhoyKD TO S4a D STREET,


REhoyKD TO S4a STREET,
nor sas s.s,i nG g VICE
Bet eth asd erh Il win run of nv sxtens;ve So
saa y 1s 20 sse o.. ha 4 S.
M fo StlSfs sSsnf N s1sssse re. in.,
sonp:iht s. Ss SOD il b,
ines Of rev and p al HANG
Psslors, Drawing Roon-, Halls, Pssssees ~ ~
Statues Fire screens, &C lars. lot ~ M,nss
s sSss Lot sac, cheap windew COrDices Baa,
iDse: osrs sna Tssssls, Paper Blinds. asiT s1ss.
1hs e1 r hain Furniture aud Floor OH Cloths.
MOORE makes 10 order in the best roar,e, vs., -.
~, sno bea SGrtslns TARGETS. Cushions. CURED
hsisisIlsg and Peper Hanging Busine-. prSmstfy
in The Civ or sSSs Ae' pspered e short noos.
Ns' Va SOeAs'g. &C Aim
DHILosOPRY OFMARKIkgI-a,.-
M,s 81 Leetnres, ss delivered AZ the New YorS
70 ne sn u Ahs,,ay snerse,ns the .elsects Hov
It Age: Eanhood generally reviewed; The e.ass
Esrrss. SsiosossIssii, clssss a.
forwarded @ parties unable % attend, ca r,eass
= NJ. is9I ssIEps b ,sadressine: sECRETARf
BTc.dssl, New Sor !. ANATOMY and se'sssss SIS
yusT KETpkkoEkEv
IsSs ia. s Pssi. s1,ss
eat rates Good Ensiish sr-sseis a. les :. w ie
per yard JANIS nnperS 80
spI eou no. MARKET spaos
VOeS BROTBER,
yEWEIERS.
No. goo Pa. avenue, bet 18th ana
Jewely repaired and made TO order Ass~.~.
sartfuliy repaired ssd adjusted OrnanepxsI -
I'll Morn ene yesesrs made &C oraer Zine -
bsEe, ~ orders prcnpty attended to
seg Ism voss d BEorHKR
r.
wnLsY . RrDeRAvr,
- ALHB
NV tokE AvKyvB ASD SIZE TT 81 SET.
o.e square IRON horthsrn Liberty asrhsx
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PERSONAL.

NoIPE-hl reTsors having lsr articles Al my
L Shop, No ala a street tor Kspsirs pTssi's.s,
70 lsst JCI, are hereby notihed 20 come aud 81
them, If Lot called fSr before the Ist OF Kosember
-. JOIN PEABODY,
&C 10 Gun smith, Ia y street
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wrLLYr . RKDoRAvr.
Y u h Il Il d A.

rave removed 20 the corners 81
NV tokE AvEyvE AND Sic TT ssRgkr,
o.e square from N0rthsrn Liberty dsrhsx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

FALL STOCK nov open az MARKRIrFRs
TO so ~ I'd siress, eetweea p and srrests. am
Sfacine faPt rhang iBss, Window shsdes Picfnr.
Sr.nss; Pie,9r. Oord aud r.sseis, Paint sre'
1gi syiness Picture Rings, Nails, &C,
oc Is 3ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

CorLer sonth Astreet and New Jersey Avetua.
The only Real Estttc Ofice at ii ~ arft,i
speelsi sti.nton given 20 property Ia the east
va boieon "a the city. OCl56t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-16

M " II hbhhSf NAN or auN other ulan.
can he Cnrtd IN = few days. without chance
p CT or hiidrance from basintss, ~ olf Da
y A n, private rooms, Opposite odd Feiiows'
Ogl m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

VUyIIE claims due the firm of Guess 4
Il Record, have heen placed in my hands
for collection. Those claims, as well as
such ms are due me individually, may be
settled by cash, or Wy note with good sccu-
rity, if parties will attend to it inmedi-
ntely, otherwise, they will be turned into
judgments, so soon as the process of the
law will permit. GEO. W. GUESS.
Dec 2S:l5:3mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Castings of all Kinds,
Made to order. either in BRASS or IRON.
GRATEBIRS at Ten CENTS per pound.

No need Of sending of for anything in
our line; we can furnish al that Is needed.
~Bripg ell your OLD IRON TO orr
Foundry; we viI pay ths highest price for
BAILEY & GAY.
T.1iss rst,-na-- & Is53-2f-rf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
The Campaigns OF Lieut.
GeEseFal Forrest and Of
FORESTS CayaIFy.

AZ OCTarU NoLtSE - Sly iiryrKEB sNB
TEExIF-FIvE raCrs.
TE-O - printed IN fns psper. hs-.lssussiy
i t.os1a. ti-d ilirs-rris5 .ith fur full
page s,stl pi-;s r-sr-r=its, uHs rrs'if q NE
da.iisn Foifr.iss, tes-fhes Eiih ro7iors
fna - -si-i f--s-ralas. ara ss=rn I.cfir-ifs IN
-utsi, r.-kin7 k lspzi rompieis niid ti.-
Faai. iisioricli wurt ever issued from he.
Aulrriezn f.=.ss- artrfs rnrfrd-
BLE.5cE ! Cs. rnhsisi.rrs
IL NIr tElL-Es-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
to Wheat Growers.

Dissolution of CO-partncrship.
VyHE partnership misunderstanding
between Howard Reyes, Chas. d. Nc
knight aud John II. Bryan, Agent for Ger
tain of the heirs Of VIM. Clark, deceased, at
Quitman, Greenville and Dalins, under the
style of Reyes Clark s. Co, was dissolved
an the I'd inst, by mutual consent. All
claims due the firm have been transferred
to Reyes & Mcknight, at Quitman, for col
lection, and all debts due by us are assumed
by Keys & Mcknight. Quitmnn, January
SD, 1868. II. KEY S,
C. D. MCKNIGHT,
JNO. II. BRYAN, Agt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Administrators Notice.

Administrators NOtICe.
VBlHE undersigned having been duly APP
pointed Administrator of the estate of
the estate of Abigail Murray, late Of Dallas
county, deceased, at a regular term of the
County Court Of said county, held tor pro-
bate and other like purposes, in january,
1868, hereby notifies all persons indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against The same
to present them, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be
postponed as the law directs.
This January so, 1868,
T2O:0w.1 A. McCoMMAs, Admir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
MUyy s. CO.,
Park Row. New York,

Es-Ths PulIsh-- q tls sr1->rrfI- - r.eAx, IN
tnzrc-tsa With ne rabicatoz q ss rsrer have act
81 solti rrsol Patent, for tr-snfyt~a -sas Tha-
ty thou sni ArpIesfions fax Ps.ez;s bare hosz Ea.e
through th-,r Agtncy. More fk1l ore HlDs-rd Ihor-
ssad Ir-cntas ha-sronghi ths ocun c. Q; lie Propris
io=z Of I'm s1EsIuTc EsfEsss coaec ta-g thssr m
-erfian'. consuits,ion ard sir'>s q i1v-r.or, "
nal. frs- IrnpAists ton-c-rnr rz,srf Isss q al
opuntri--. fFca.
fs-A iianiso-nf ru1nd Toiuzls -a1l-zsusrr isnM
d ic8l .nsrsr ngs md re Uni~d stsfr- Ce.-us ~
couuf - IN Hiris md nscsrss ~ Mn - raj
- n --ef4 n q r.u,s.
gs--n-v = fses-I7ssw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

nISSOEUTION.-@The co-partner-
IL ship heretofore existing between the
undersigned and Wm.G. Grihtbs, is dis
solved by the death Of Mr., Grihths. All
debts due the late firm viii be ssitled by o.
/. Bailey, and persons indebted arereques-
ted to make imseais'sT Pss ne = S@s
Dallas, Texas Feb 8, 1sss1-2l: 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

tsS-ws are indebted 10 Judge Matt
DOughsriy Of Denton, Tor the follrwins re-
suit Of the election In that eOaniy'
WHITES com, TOTAL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

r0y- Jas. Bentley, has handed us the fol-
lowing statement Of the result Of the Flee.
ton in Kaufman county;
WHITES. coin. TOTAL,
For Convention, 3di 1905 49,
Against Convention, D.
For Delegates.
james Brown, r. lsi.
A. u. Norton. T.
Number Of votes cast, l05-Numhcr Of
registered voters in the County, G5o, in
stead of $50, us reported By us few weeks
ngo. ore. .-- er'.fsfH. HrfHI.#
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

GssFE CrlrVHs-nSiag in The centre
Of County capable ef FaisiAs grapes Of
the most exquisite hayor We voult he 's-
miss Of duly not 10 insist uPoA eur ei'issn'
no, only Identifying bat enhancing The
value Of their lands, as also adding 10 our
prolusiies wealth by sulIi'alihg the grape
in large quantities, We are in receipt Of
a work entitled ''Rulimsais Of Grape cal'
tuTs" by Jno, Il, RakiR, edii9r Of the
Washington, (Als,l Telegraph IL Goa
ialns besides valuable advice as TO the
crossing, much general iRfsrms,isa % uins
growing IN America, Mr. Eakih is an old
euliiyAiOr Of the grape for vine making
purposes, and his experiences Is valuable TO
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dressing IuO, T, R,isr, Washington Ark
or Juo. h, Rsar.lOn, Ll,lle Rock, Ark.
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Weatberf0rd, Texas.

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III informing the cifi1sns Of Parker snd
adjoining counties, and the travelling public
generally that heIhas en- charge Of The
above house. anf peenuiif lsoiciis
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