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STRAY SALE.

N7Sstrayei before ne, the undersigned aus
H. thority, by +. r. Galloway, July 18th, :
highest bidder, for cash, on SATURDAY. 2Gth
day Of December, 1868, a Dark Brindle Cow
and Calf, with amaly head crop sind under Y
bit in right ear, swallow fork. IN left ear
and About four years old. Appraised at So.
Said COW came to Getaways place about
the LIST january. 1868. 81 afi.ga
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, par charges, Sc. n sff'
j. Iii. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Aug. 9, 1868. s mig ''s'
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&ErNaa Sale.

Estrayed before ], B. Campbell, J. PsflA
u by K " Lumpkins, July 18th, 1865,
and viii be cold before the Court House
door, in the town of Bellevue, Ia, on the
to the highest bidder, for cash, certain iA
BROWN PONY, abont 9 years old, some
white on left hind foot, and white in the
face from above the eyes to the point efnosss
and appraised at $40. 49,,
The owner Is requested to come forward, g !
prove property pay charges, &c gs
J.H LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Ang. 8, 1858 niSis a
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sa1eda-esU .BOh1ssO2s,
HIS LIFE AND SPEECHES.
RHIIIIfAN EncTrp

Author of "Wayside Glimpses, North and
SOUTH vol. l2mo., with Steel Portrait
and beveled edges. Price 81 80.
This book is admirably adopted for
4 popular circulation, giving a
concise and thorough review Of Mr..
johnson life. 1t also gives his speech
on the Homestead Bill, his Appeal to
the People Of Tennessee. his addresses
to the different delegations that have
waited upon him since he became Pres
ident. his Fetoes of the Negro Bureau
and Civil Rights Bills. his Messages
to Congress, and his celebrated 22d Of
February Speech to the citizens Of
Washington. Sent postpaid, on re-
ceipt of price. Address
VAN EYRE HORTON & co.
n25tf I62 Nassau St. New York,
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TAG C0EIectOa.'s .Nottce.

Tshe Parish Tax Payers of the
Il Parish Of Bossier are hereby
notified that their taxes on assessment
of 1867 and trades and professions for
1868. are now due, and that / am pre-
pared to receipt for the same. Tax
payers need not expects any indulgence.
Taxes must de paid promptly, if you
expect to avoid costs. A hint to the
wise is sufficient.
w. II. HILL,
n24tf Parish Tax Collector.
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An ACT
Granting Certain Powers to the Several Par
ish Judges.

Orantlng certain f0WerS 20 the several Far
ish Judges.
Section 1. Be it enacted BY the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened
That the several Parish Judges shall have
the power, in the absence of the District
Judge from the several parishes, or when he
is interested, to act in cases before the Dis
trict Court in granting orders of arrest, at
tachment, sequestrations, prov isional seiz-
ures, and orders of seizure and sale, to issue
writs of possession and disfrangas; to grant
orders setting aside approximations, and fix
ing the amount of the bonds therefor to
grant injunctiops in all cases where it is legal
to do so; to grant appealsand X the amount
of bonds thereof when the same is not fixed
BYLAW; to issue commissions to take testi-
mony of witnesses residing out of the par
ish, where ii is made to appear the witness
is about to depart, or where from any other
cause the party desiring his testimony may
| have to cause apprehend that he viii other
wise be deprived of it; and to appoint com
mission to execute the same; aud to fix the
return day thereof and to appoint tutors or
! curators ad hoe in all cases; and that Parish
Judges are empowered to grant these orders
or writs when application is made to them
| in proper form according to the laws of this
State therefor, and when the party or his at
/ torney make oath that the District Judge is
absent from the parish, or taat, being inter
ested he is unable to give orders.
| Sec 2. Be it further enacted, ETC., That all
laws or parts OF laws IN conflict with this act
be and are hereby repealed.
Sec g. Be it further enacted, etc, That
Ithis act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
G15B CHAS. w LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
/ OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieut. Gov and Presidentof the Senate.
H. III. G. WARMOTH,
/ Governor of the State of Louisiana.
/ GEO. E. BOVEE,
Secretary of State.
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hope that the Tax Payers will be
promptin meeting and settling with
me, thereby saving me labor, aud cost
to, themselves; for any further notice
will most positively be at the expense
of those TO whom given.
] will state for the information Of
tag payers. that no Parish Scrip" will
be received in payment Of taxes unless
endorsed by the Parish Treasurer, as
the law requires.
Bellevue. Sept. 10th, 1868.
w. II. HILL,
ms ct Parish Tax Collector.
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STRAY SALE.

V,strayed before Thos Applewhite,. q r
II by e. w. Hodges, june Goth, and viii
be sold before the Courts hots.ge door, IN the
town of bellevue, La, for cash, 70 tho high.
est bidder, on Saturday the 18th day Of
December, 1868. "A RAY HORSE fON1
with 4 small star in the face, about years
old-1ad on yoke when taken up APP
praised at $45. 1. 8 SO
The owner Il requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges, Sc. =
J. II. LOTION. ~
ni3 Stray Master.
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~ Gen. Albert Pike has re-
tired from the editorship of the
Memphis Appeal and gone to
Washington City to practice law.
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NOEieR.

Notice is hereby given that will be
.1V at the various Precincts in this
Parish, at the times indicated, for the
purpose of collecting the Parish Taxes
due on assessment. of 1867, and Lii
censes on Trades and Professions for
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THUS. w. Sui Il agent
DIR. Joe. L. MooRE, Medical Examiner.
This COMPANY issues policies ON lives on
all the different plans and at as favorable
rates as any other, while it has no restric-
tions in regard to either travel or residence, fs
aud all its Profits are divided annually
among Its policy holders Its policies are all
issued ON the non FORGETTING plan. ds sgu
II Is prompt in the payment Of losses. -
This Company renewed, and continues In q
force Life Insurance policies held by tho, r
Southern survivors of the late war-fOr1nfDg
an exception, hi this respect, from the ma 4 3
jority. if not all tho Eastern companies
which, while the war was going on, refused
to receive premiums, and thus preserve in gia
surance on Southern lives, but are now So
liciting Southern support. The ST. LoUls
MUTUAL never, during the whole progress N
of the late civil war, refused to receive the.
premiums on policies from its Souther policy
holders ts 80 ~ fsygs ~
References Col. B. M. johnson, Presi.
idenf of Home Insurance Co, Messrs. Walsh
& Boisseau DR.. g. C. Catlett, L. Z. Carter, =
]. c. Elstner. Dew. L. Tally, james w How s
ard, Drnry Lacy, and DR.. Joseph Wilder,
Rev r. s. Trippett, ID. D., Capt. r. T. Leav- 1
enworte, Dr+D.t M, Anderson. Col. WeR,B
Shivers, Shreveport, La -.
NEW ORLEANS RErhnr E'S'Pf i8oe bns
/ r. K Walker & Co. sfta
G w Manson, tEs F@A $500
| H Macdonald, firmof Brooks g. Macdonald h
| ID. p. Logan, . firm Of Fellowes Il co..
Julius Vairan, firm of s Fl. Kennedy & eo. Il
! Jennings, Weeks a. co. s. s3sfsessss ~ 4
/ E. H. Harris. firm OF Jas. III Connely &tco,
Messls w b. Green & co.. 3tsEfa GIL
I" III. Won Phul ,jr. a. co. tH gsfs4r,i,
/ 3 Geo e.. Garner s. co. go
/ q Jn0 H. Phelps Il co&f}S no Ssxgg1k =
II = Chenoworth, Casey & co. 49,
/" Henderson, Peale l. co. ~
i b. w Huntington, gg9sB# F8Hfk
/ Messrs s. B. Newman & co,
Z" Woods, Mathews q 60. J 5s2a
4 Warren, Crawford g. co f,sf.@aS aft
4 =" Ethel g. Thomas,
\ 3" Barnett s. Shepard, *1M 9s8R
\ /" Geo. w. RaRcker e. CO. s.,.o~ 49,,
fGen s. b Buckner, ssAs sssss*ss ssps'
a" ID. H. MauRy, ffl II skfi8 al
Messrs. Lamb, Quinlan q co.
iWm. Ball,
II. II. Bryan, firm of Given, Watts &cps
MAxsFIELD REFEREscEs; s lgE
4 Rev. Charles B.. Stuart; Sno. W. Stuart, Il
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laVOssce.

3
KTNHE FILLMORE ACADEMY
i opens for the reception Of pupils
of both sexes, for term Of four months,
the 1st Of September, 1868.
Tuition. (Specie) for the Term
$40, $l2 80 and $i6. I
The School has been in operation
three years under the present Princi-
pal, Prof. l. YMAN GRISW0LD, and
the unprecedented progress Of the pu-
pills in all their branches of study de-
monstrates the superiority If the sys-
TEN Of instruction., From the Normal
class ten young men have gone out
the last year as teachers.
r. w. BLEDS0E, Pres't.
w. L. HAMILTON, Sec'y. MI
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BELLEVUE

w. Il. scAELAND, !
t Agent for Bessier Parish, In.
DE-. w. nj. SWAMI, Medical ExRMinerg
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SHREVEPORT, La,

Office at the store Of Z. G. Garter, No. 5 on
THos. w. SCOTT. Agent
DIR. .Iee. I. M.,oRR. Medical Examiner
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Rev. Charles B.. Stuart; 5no w. Stuart, 4
ESQ; DIR. R. r. Gibbs Dr. w. O. Thomas,
DIR. N p Reeves, Rev John Pipes, Rev. u. i
C. Thweatt, ID. D., Messra. Dubois 81 Doug
lass, Rev. b. F. Alexander sAs.
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MCMAHON & OTIS, General Agents. il.
No. AZ Madison street, DeSoto Block,
Memphis, Tennessao.
Medical Examiners ID. s. White, NJ. d.,
w I. Irwin, M. ID.
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~ Louisiana is reconstructed.
Louisiana is bankrupt. And wants
an armed militia. Can't be car
ried for Grant without it, ''Let
us have peace"
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a. Chief-Jushce Chase says /:
s.Grant is a man Of vile habits and
no IDEAS
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THE sT.L0UIS MUTUAL eds
Life Insurance Co.
Assets, May ], 1868, over
$3,OOO,OOO

OFFICERS!
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The following highly important
order bears its own explanation /:
Headquarters, Department La, |
New Orleans, Sept. 1, 1868. !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

Do you like the music? We don I
refer TO the mnsic Of the Dallas Brass
Band, for taat, from some mysterious
cause, seems to have died siree Jadson
Stefee left us-bnt the equally fnspiriting
II not so melodious music OF sac. plane,
forge, hammer, and the ringing chores Of
the snvils. This music ]. indicative OF {.
degree Of progress which is highly grh,i-
fying 10 Dallsss old aud besi friend, the
HEhALD. There is no mistake about il,
D.lias lie ifsefeasiHg little, and improving
at locomotive speed, else the sober, eonser-
vstive old IIERABD wouldn't be foanJ say
ing so and the brain that eone.ires these
lines is visited nightly and entertained
daily BY the most vivid visions OF col
ioss,l piles Of rsei cad brick and iron
and rock and esnereis--of towering spires
ana eiidsd domet-snl recalls the hisio-
rams account Of the magical grOEtb Of
ancient csrfhage, quiekensd By the genius
Of the Queen Of Tyre. Let fhoss at die
t.nos rhs doubt cone and see, and thsy
vii End that Dallas slrsady famed for
hsreburebss and schools, is elssTiy destined
70 s,sDd, srsl long. in all fh.i sppers.iBs %
fun ssvsiopusut Of civilized liviBg bssi5s
tbs hest and most sPlsndia inland cities Of
- nh1- s-aH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

eSY.Thc Fall Term'of the District Cour
OF Dallas county cumm' need its session OF
Monday last, Hon. A. n. NoRros presiding
and Hon. G. D. CLARKE, of Kaufman coun
ty, District Attorney.
The Juries were organized and the
Grand Jury received the charge of Judge
Norton, which was all that was don. OF
the first day. On Tuesday the Docket was
called over, embracing, we are told, over
three hundred cases.
The HERALD was never fond of bcslaver.
ing gen leman with either poncine OF
soft soap OF Lubin's Extracts; but it feels
constrained TO remark the fine impress
sion Judge Norton is making by his urban
ity as man and genuine dignity and
ability as q judge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

gsE,A number Of attorn"ysarc in .tten-
dance on our Di strict Court from the sur
rounding towns. Among them we have
been pleased to meet cur friends Judge
J. W. Ferris, Capt. J. En-. Hawkins and
Captain Amzi Bradshaw, Of Waxahnchie;
Judge G. J. Clark, District Clerk, and
I. ]. Stanley, Esq, of Kaufman; Captain
R. s. Guy, Of Lancaster. Beside thcse,
there are our resident attorneys, Colonel
Nat. NJ. Buriord, Colonel J. X. =. Record
Judge John j. Good, Major I. C. Jordan
T. e. 7. Kendall, Esq, John D. kcrfoot,
Esq, r. D. Comghanonr, Esquire, Colonel
J. NJ. Stemmons W. L. Williams, Esquire,
William c. Wolf, Esq, and COLI C.McCoy.
All of them appear TO be full of business
There viii be others from the surrounding
counties during the Term.
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Arpoiniunentsorthc yar,h Vest

/ TEXAS CONFERENCE FnR TilE rs
sCISu YEAR;
Waco pIsTRICr,-L. Is, Whipplc
+. Il,
Waco Slation.-rhomas Stanford
BRACES Circait.,-W. l., Kidd.
Bolton Circuit.-W. Il u. Stockton
san Gabriel Circuit,-ll, u. Smith
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pcclcr,
Port Sullivan and Cameron Circuit
}. +. Cox.
WAxsnAcuIE DIsTRIcT.-J, S Nc
Carver, p, l.,
WaSnhachio Stution.-J b. Annis
Waxahuchic Circuit.-R b. Wo
/ mack.
Lancaster Circuit.-T. W Hines.
Fl Worlh.-Guy +. McWilliams
Wcalhcriord Station S G.. Hale
/ Wcathcrford Circuit. =, Mussctt,
Acton Circuit. =. LETTERS, and
one to be supplied.
Grandvicw Circuit. NJ, Johnson,
J Powell, and one To he supplied
HiIlsboro Cirruit.-Drury Womack
and ]. +. Hines,
Jacksbcro and Black Spring Mis-
sion.-P, NJ. Tackett
WhuNahachic African Mission.-F.
= Ray, Superintendent.
College Agent.-W. & Veal
SrgiNGFIELD DIsIRiCT.-J. NJ. Jones,
=. Fl.
Springfield Circuit F. Neal.
OwcuSvillc Circuit.-Wm. Monk.
Ccmtrcviln Circuit.-J. NJ. Boyd and
j. $ c. R"ird
Fairfield Jircuit.-l. q. uiin.uro
aud Ii. Bishop.
,orsicuna Circuits. c. Littlcpage
and A. A. Cornette.
Chattirld Circuit-S ID. Akin.
Marlin Circuit.-John Carpenter.
Mt. Calm Circuit Thomas Whit
worth.
West Navasota Circui,,-R. Long,
NJ. Yell, Superintendent
Springfield African Mission,--R,
Crawford. Superintendent.
LAMpAsAs DIsTRIcT.-W. F. Cum
mings. p. E.
Lampasas Circuit-G. w. Graves
StrphenviIlc Circuit.-P. w. Gruvis.
Valley Mills Circuit.-To be uppli-
ed By J. +. w. Toland.
GatesvilIe Circuit.-B, A. Kemp and
J. NJ. Lewis.
San Saba Circuit j. NJ. Vinson.
Colorado Mission.-To be supplied
Sulphur Springs Mission.-To be
supplied.
J. P. Sneed, SUI eranuated.
J. p. Stanfield transferred to Trim
ity Conference.
III. W. South, located
Visiting Committee to tho Waco
Female College.-W. L. Kidd,
Thomas W. Hines and Afford
B. Davis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

NEsl lfufs AZ Ia'hif
Caaft in Alsians at.a dtfssff
fsFuiaf haft iafT o. fmrin
nfiei Tifrf see ahHnf are b
ns.r - tired frdin y 20 ufsnffs
safh one ~ huu. nn bis irial d..
man.is.i ani oliaiasi q shiis juTF
sud e,f.r nnf fi'su "a. aIquiiisi
fxfrrl uuc aud be paui-hmeni aas
light
The f,'orel inrors at la their
box ihr ah,,le nuk, Niih"nt haT
ing . single ease suhm'iie'i a. them
lGsassiss Ness,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Id EMAlNiNG IN bhl!us pUstutlicc, Dec
~ LIST, which il not taken ont hy Jan
LIST Will x. ~ he dead letter Office, Wash
inglou, u. e.: - ''...,.
Ii Jane. +. Beard y; J. J. Builc,; Miss
Bette Eairidgc; Mhss Cell. bradley; Mrs.
Sarah Baden; n. ". Bast, 2; Chas. A.
Brick; DR.. J. Is. Boyd; Mrs. Rachel c.
Bunch; Mrs. Ann Barnes; Mrs. Annie Bell.
e. Mrs Bette Cravens; Albert II. Coles;
} Ohm Conicyi Mrs. Jane Coil; John A. Con-
ley; Edward Crahtrcc. ....
I'D Mrs. Nancy DAYS; V. F. palp DR..
J. VI. Davis X. Drake; Frederick Davis.
Il Miss Mnrnh C. Foster; Miller Free
man.
G W. S. Grigsby; Fernie Green; John
Gregory
II FINER Hamilton; Miss Ioway Hasind;
Angelne Hunter; Mrs. Louisa IIufmnn;
Late Holt; Nj. lInnlcy; A. G. Ilebcrt; DR..
II. Ilarbr!son; A. V. Ilulse; james Z. Har-
per; b. S. Hammond; J. X. p. Hammond
j J. ". Jones; J. r. Jackson; Thomas
johnson.
l. william II. Looney; TTogue Lane.
Nj Charles Martin; ". r. Martin; c. r.
Miller; Bl +. Miller Or. W. Moore; Mrs.
Martha Moore; A. G. Myers, .; Martha
Milligan; Miss M,rlha Mugg; Simeon My
er.; Miss Mary f. Moses.
N II. F. Ncill; Jnt. Norfeet
II Pngh s Henderson; 3. s. Pickett;
Martin Patterson; Il. :. Pickett; W .S.Ryan;
l.. F. PelkinS Jas. L. Price; Rev. John W..
Piner.
E1 Dr.. James a. Rawls; W. C. Rogers,
(registeledG John D. Rhodes; Amizi W.
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n0ARD or ALDERMEN

NrAea atA 'HAs ANNHr
As H,ts'ius - tie lgs'i ~ AlisrnsT
Al ihs N.s"Fs pflsr ILsFS Nrrr pTesfHi
7 nrs iaNG, NataE Z, a. MltlgR, J, 4, Nc
3 kNsHT nH,i luuN lea FuI, A,isrAsn aud
. !, Z, uaIbirT, Marshal
IN muiisn, iis inmates ~ The last meet
ins acre rrsl sHl adopted,
Prepe,sl i"r grsiips Main street fraui
The \, T., suruer u The Put ia Square u
Z the IaVlnr a. Ito residence al Jni.e Nat
/ VI, Buriori having been received by the
Mayor, ~ T. \, Lowry, " Slbl, currency,
I Of 4, VI, Moore AID n, ", Peak, VI siii -,
currency, md Of jacob NRrshsuu,rr, It
$3.50 currency, sud tie same b'ins laid
before tho liarl. On mniian Of ], T., Ne
Knight, the contract ~ss awauisd 10 Jacob
Nussb1gmeT ~ to .osrsi bidder foT said
contract.
Proposals 'og grading Ross Avenue haV-
ing been received by tie Mayor, ~ I, 4,
Lowcry, for 'h- sum Of si5n, s'rrrney, aud
Of &, X. Miller Tor the sum ~ $l0J, cur
rrnry, std the same having been laid be-
fore the Hoard, Oh molion. the contract
was awarded 90 G.. u. Miller n, the 10 Srsi
bidder for sail contract.
IN motion, the Mayor was authorized TO
purchase all STATIONARY necessary for bis
office aud 10 pay for the same ont OF an!
funds Of lhe corporation. .......
On nulipn, the Marshal was directed TO
collect al tool. aud agricultural imrl"-
ments bciouging To the corporation, aud TO
to keep them IL his charge.
On m"lion, the Mayor was requested 10
ask the Genera in command Of the finh
-. 4 a..
him the money deposited ~ Headquarters
by Capt. ". II Horton, know" Ms the ma
ury real red from q sale Of hogs in the
corporation.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
Saturday evening nc,l. NJ o'clock.
BEN. LONG, Mayor.
1.-THE ordinances, in full, wall be published
next week.
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The northern part ofthe State is
becoming much excited on the sub
icct of cotton. The good luck of
those who planted the staple in that
region this year will induce II much
larger planting next season. We
hope, however, that the owners of
that beautiful and productive region
of the State will not give mp the
attempt to diversity their produc-
tions rs much as may be profitable
and convenient, and to set an ex-
ample of improved agriculture to
the other parts Of Texas. And that
this will be 50, an article in the
Dallas Herald encourages us to be-
licvc. 1t says there has not been
much over onc-half or two-t thirds
as much wheat put in this year as
uescd to be, but that the variety
sown is much greater than ever.
The difficulty of obtaining seed was
the chief reason why moro ground
was 40. sown in wheat. The re-
ports from the crop were very
cheering until recently, and the
cause OF the change is the grasshop-
per, which, the Herald says, is in
juring the wheat seriously in the
northwest part of Dallas county,
We sincerely hope that these depre-
dations may not be general.
Kentucky, Illinois, Missuori, Vir-
ginia, Arkansas and Mexico arc re-
presented in the crop now growing.
Tho Herald expresses great conf
dence IN the ri Paso white wheat.
which one far cr has this year
sown- Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

George Clarke. The well known
conductor on the G. H & IT r R
related the following yesterday
An old gentleman Of the ultra in
quisitive order asked n little Miss
on board the her name. her dcstina-
ton, etc Afler learning she was
going TO Breuham, he asked @Wbai
motive il taking you 20 Brennan.
my dcarsT Well says the little
one rather annoyed at his questions.
L believe they cali it loco motive. -
The old gentleman went 70 sec a
friend in the next car. Clark sniled.
lHousion Times.
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Portrait Painting
NIB
DRAWING SCHOOL.

vV>HE UNDERSIGNED would respect
4 fully inform the citizens Of Dallas aud
surrounding connii,. that he is prepared
notice.
A school n instruction in the art Of
Drawing will be opened as soon ns u suHi.
Client number Of pupils can lie obiniued.-
Terms moderate For further particulars
apply 10 GEO. II. WILLIAMS,
Dec !, 1862 l2:rfl CITY Ilo'rl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

s.fs farrf
ln sfqutnff a ihs msnr Fsru1
y mF. lea url in ihr sIiasiinn a
ile riuntf Ell 4 ii dee o. ihs
people NJ Parker rnnriY a. state
ihai | have seen a. community
mnru Disposed BE- susiain the risil
asihnriiv rte fKc-uir imTurtialir
ihe criminal Laws Anrr a iaiihihl
inqniry ~ nine day,, tho 6rsni
Jury presented bat lnsrn ~ iarn-
a. trur hills Not a single case Ma,
hesui II uilhin ihs siaiuie n iimi-
isiiun, ia any part 1T lhv couniy
that Was not lherously investigated
AMI promptly acted u10n, The
cause on the criminal dorirl Wers
UlosiiY oid onrs, dating back a. EI
as I s6l and every ease tried la
court, rtsullei in e0nyiclion VI
hat ono
have i6nnd bat ono sentiment
in the county, and that Is Ito kecT
lho ~ 81" This sentiment Is
SHARED In common hy men OF rVery
shade aud complexion OF parties,
feel called upun ~ make lhir
statement. a. Prosecuting Attorney
of this District, hccanse IL is said
abroad that lawlessnrss a. an alarm
Ing extent prevails ia Northern
Texas il 80, | have seen no indiea
lions AZ il here,
have heard Of no peare- hrraS
ers on the frontier, but the Indians
That tho presidential election Is
now over aud the rrsull known,
doubtless the excitement consequent
thereon will subsidc, aud a better
feeling, politically, will prevail,
Very truly,
GREEN ]. CLARK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

,kSy-It will be seen on reference TO his
card that Judge z. Z. Coombes has removed
his Office to the Caldwell building, east
side Of the Public Square, upstairs, over
DR.. J. Jeffries store. Those wishing to
avoid as much as possible of "the laws
delay would End it to their interest to re-
tain the Judge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05

D@ Mr.. George II. Williams, formerly OF
Portsmouth, Virginia, proposes to give les
cons in Drawing and to take Portraits in
oil colors. lie may be found at the City
Hotel, Dallas. We take pleasure ia com
amending him to the favorable attention of
our citizens desiring his services. See his
advertisement in another column.