Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
THE TEXAS ALMANAC
FOR 1S q ~.
PUBLISHED BY


THE TEXAS ALMANAC
FOR 1908.
PUBLISHED BY
W. RICHARDSON 4 CO., Galveston, Tex,
lated for the meridian Of Austin, and other statistics
properly belonging to Almanac, II will contain the
following articles, viz;
The Fall Of the Alamo, by r. NJ. Potter.
Address OF the Committee OF Safety IN ls35.
The Grass Fight, by Vim. 8. Taylor.
Additional names Of those who fought at San Jacinio.
Pursuit Of Santa Anna after the Battle Of San Jgcinto.
Dawson's Deieat-ihc Massacre, by J. O. Robinson.
Indians Wars In Texas by John Henry Brown and j.
Eliot.
The fate Of Philip Nolan and his Companions. Trans.
lated from tho old Spanish Records In the Archives oi
Mexico, by J. A. Quintero.
Ancient Ruins IN Texas and on the Borders.
Biography Of Gen. }. p Henderson, by Hon. y. d.
Sexton.
Sketch of Old Golad or La Bahia
Description Of Texas by Henry $. Randall, L. L. D.,
Of Cortland Village, n. Y.
Obituary of Geo wilkins Kendall, by Henry s. Ran
dali, l.. l.. d.. of Cortland Village, n. Y.
Description of South Western Texas, lis History,
Climate Topography, Productions, etc, by Judge 4.
Davis of Brownsville also Description Of Preside
and III Paso Counties, by A. NJ. Jackson, Of Austin.
Description of the Northern Division of Texas, by l.
X. Worral.
The Railroads of Texas, with Gimpscs Of the Coun-
try through which they pass, by Donaldson.
The Mineral Resources of Texas, by s. D. Buckley,
| Of Austin.
sorghum, byN c. Raymond, of Austin.
Sea Island Cotton, by Judge W. j. Jones, OF Virginia
Point.
Hedging, by Gov Throckmorton, of Collin County.
Moss in Texas, as article Of Commerce.
Indigenous Texas Grasses, by DR.. Lincecum.
Gypsum in Texas, by DR.. Lincecum.
Texas Marble, by DR.. Lincecum.
Medicated Waters Of Texas, by Or. Lincecum.
Game in Texas, by George J, Durham
The Cotton Worm. by W. @. Jones, Of Virginia Point.
Labor-Saving Implements, by 7. Anleck
The Castor Oil Bean in Texas, by I. Anieck.
The Bitter Cocoa, by 7. Affieck.
Irrigation In Texas, by I. Anleck.
The Laws of Texas by @. W. Paschall.
The Land System of Texas, by N G. Raymond.
Toxas as Manufacturing State, by E. II. O.,
Manufactures in Texas, by s. 8. Munger
Fruit Culture in Texas, by A. W. Andrews.
How to raise Fruit in Texas, by W. ID. +.
Apple Growing In Texas.
Grape Culture in Texas, by VIM. Watson, Brenham
Raising Timber on Texas Prairies, by an old Texan
Directions for Small Farmers in Texas.
Mutton u.s. Fine-W ooed Sheep, by I: Aiieck.
White Labor, as compared with Black in the Guilt
walton of Cotton, by W. H. Nbett, Of Grimes County
The Cotton Crop of Texas for 1867, bya Texas firm
of high standing.
The Commerce of Galveston, showing tho Foreign
Imports and Exports of that Port, from October lst
1866, to Sept 3Oh 1867 furnished by the Acting Col
lector of Customs.
Changes In the Government Of Texas.
Summary Of Gov. Throckmortons Administration
up to August Sth 1867.
State Statistics including List Of the Government
Officers, Comptroer's and Treasurers Reports. etc.
POst-Offices and Post Masters In Texas.
United States Statistics, including the members and
officers of the different Government Departments in
Washington, tho Fortieth Congress, the Judiciary,
Foreign Ministers, Diplomatic Corps accredited to the
United States Government, Officers of the Army and
Navy, Military Districts and Departments, with Com
manders, Statistics of the War, etc.
In addition to tho foregoing the Almanac will con-
tain several miscellaneous articles not enumerated
above.
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Dec. q, 1867. Dallas, Texas.