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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

A DIscovERY ON THE TIBER. = Bayard
Taylor, in. recent letter to the New York
Tribune relates that very interesting dis,
covery. was made last wintsr, on the bank
of the 1iber, near Monte Testaccio. tits the
old landing place for the marbles brought
from Sicily, Africa aud Greece to be used
in building the temples and palaces OF
Rome The old quNy, with its inclined
planes and rings for attaching vessels. has
been uncovered, and upon it lay blocks Of
very pTecious marble, OF the value Of more
than $4,000. The landing place was
buried fifteen or twenty feet nndor an allus
vial dannsit y -. A -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
BE on Your Guard

4
Againsttho limitations aud counterfsits Of HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH DlTTERs. with which the
pm.TEs who mako a pIsnoNoRAnLs LIVING, by
preyiAg upon the sick and suffering are now On /.
deayoring to aeod the markets of this country. =.
Whenever these PoIsoN-MoEsIa.s arc discovered
they are immcdintcy prosecuted by the proprietors
who expend thousands Of dollars annually in tracing
them out and bringing them to justice. Within a
short time iujupctiona have been obtained in the
courts q The United States against a number of
individuals and arms, and suits arenow In progress
against several others, all Of whose names will be
gwen t9 the public But In spite Of the utmost Wig
lanee and actiyltyo their detective agents, tho ui
dersged are of course unable to protect the public
eltirey against piratical limitations Of Standard
National Tonic, everywhere IN request and
as readily conve tble into cash as Unit
states Ropds or Ireas ury Notes. They there
lore, % y MEASURE or PigEcAuT1oS direct
atteption 10 the fact That q finely engraved
label, representing st. George and the Dragon, and
beautiful proprietary stamp, bearing the oiicial
endorsenentpf tho Government, appear on every
bottle OF tho genuine BIrrEIaS. The article IA
further authenticated by mipiature note of hand,
With the signature Of "Hostetter Smith, /" IL
counterfeit which is state prison crime.
n B-The genuine lhtters are sold In bottles oaiy
All pei sons who pretend to sell the article by tic
gallon or barrel arc imposters and the stuff they
felt, .-..,l. l,-',,l 7 -.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

(. Found. "A gold case, inlaid with mother.
ofpear and set with Tubics Containing ono bottle Of
"Blor del Santo,r WoodwUrtkA nov Perfume Tho,
owner s welcome to the case but no can't have tno
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
y a TARlLLIN9 INCIDENT

In the mission lifo OF Mrs. ingalls, in Burmah, 70 vol
told 10 the "Raptiit Messengt m relating how sbe WA
sent for 10 visit one Of the buddhist high presth Who
had been nearly killed mid how While In the innst holy
Place ih their temples whore but riesla had ever
before hoon ainlltied, sno was permitted unrelated
. for him the sacred vessels which none but tho
high priest dare touch and tn even oyerturn and ut
qn one of tlior gods - reat nllthfonah The magic IN
huehce Of the Pain Killer, called By them the 'Ood
Medtcine,H successfully hal she nsed II IN curing
their IDAny diseases, Of them considered hefeti
fore fatal Ia that climate, among which were CholclA
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. the bites OF vonuqnua
reptiles &C. skpsiki volumes for The Paia Killer
Rev. j, E. Clongh, Missionary at Ouetlp, Southern
India Nntee.-~We esteem y0f Pain Killar yery h,fh-
v for scorpion sngs, cholera &c,And cannot voig vel
getIAlong without H." rist-, & I.
/ Rev T. d. Colburn, Missionary ns Tsvoy, Bufmah,
writes Il ahan be hpppy 10 assist In eKtsndiuR Z
knowledge Of q remedy 70 sprody and oifectual.n
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

CoMStRNDAroRY -We cannot Hpeak in
too higli terms Of CoEis DYSPEPSIA CURR. II 4
vol tTed remedy and lnvar iAby cNIrA WhY an you
sutte. from Dyspepsia, lndigosfon, erd a0rdrrs of
the stomach and bowels, wnsR good remedy can la
obtained so enailV 'i =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

THE demon Asmodeus was imprisoned In
abolie but modern art, moro tasteful than ancient
and cngod it in crystal Withdraw the stopper from a
aaeon Of PnALoH's FLOR DE MAY0,s the new
aromatic captive WIN pervnde the air. Bold by all drug-
gistA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
Ia.IIs,Ss7.Oa
Total of payments
Excess Of issues
over payments.

Excess Of issues ~
over payments 7a,S2l "A
have twlce in my annual reports called
attention to the gross'abuses of the frank
ing privilege. It becomes my duty again
TO speak of the raudsperpetmted upon tho
revenues of the Post Office Department by
these abuses. Ihave had occasion frequent.
| ly during the past year to call the attention
Of mombers of Congress- to the use of
their names in sending mailable
matter free under fac simlle
iranl. Three dollars will buy the
fac smile frank Of any member of congress,
aud the use ofit By clain agents and busi-
ness men in cities in sending books. peri
odicals letters and business cironlats de-
frauds the department out of immense
sums Of money. 1t Is estimated that the
loss to the department by this species of
abuse of the franking privilege has amourt-
ted 10 from million to million and hair
dollars during the past year.
The law requires the salaries of post
masters to be adjusted once in two years.
The aggregate salaries of postmasters, as,
revised July /, 1864 was So. 1888. 33l. N. As
adjusted July /, 1866, the sum was i,O33
72S.17 As s.adjusted July /, 1868, the sum
was S4,5l5, ,SSS, The increase in little
over two years, from June. 1866. to and
including July, 1868, was 81, 1862, ,5OG 2S.--
This increase Of salaries, under the rules
prescribed by law, is encouraging II is
based solely upon the continual Increase
Of the business Of the department and of
the people. 4 St lHf
The subject Of connecting the postal
service with the magnetic telegraph is Quo
deserving the special attention of Congress.
An independent report on the subject will
be prepared and submitted for coDsidera-
ton ut an early day s.,
The rapid growth Of the postal service of
the United States since the present organi.
zation of the Post Office Department was
established by the act Of July 2, 1895 has
devolved on its officers an amount Of bnsi-
ness ofso extensive, varied and RESPONSE
bic q character, that reorganization,
wisely adapted to the present and prospec-
tive condition Of the service, is necessary
TO secure tho grentest practicable efficiency
in its administration. / will take an early
opportunity to prepare, and submit TO
Congress for its approval, a plan for its
reorganization
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

nave las,od oyage W. allied tho Mary
out owing Iole thaS 8 not ozpeoted to
Qns la'i q tlla s.l llla lsAa.l-' - ll-.-l7s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

MR.. WIIlTgIEIl, dl7 -. Charles sst.se,
ny ~, Iowa Ma, feads free u pageg. seulaA qiyns
tq aglgptozs cause. plans Of cure &C. foFsexual ~
14 W. tosut VI gslf abnse, exocsses. SxpoanEa etc
N DON soxol, naQiod Or single aud AA venereal d.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

= A"UMANUE OF IAEkWELL.
lEiss ! ::a ansssEgsasa ss ssa Eniss ussa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

In the-exanlinahon Of domestic dead let
tera for dispooilion, 1,736,86 were found
ID be either susceptible Of being returned,
OF Of. no Importance circulars, &C., and
were destroyed About S33, 600 more were
destroyed aileg an effort to return theT,
making about 81 per cent destroyed. The
remainder were classified and returned to
the owners as hR as practicable.
The whole number returned was 2,258,-
199, of which aboht s4per cent were de-
livered to owners, and 81 per cent returned
to department.
The number of money order offices
now in operation is 1,468. Since the date
of the last annual report 245 additional
offices have been established, and one
office has been discontinued.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24
sIe.l27 sls47

si5,57c,5Oi.li
aja9e 9d
1l2,Os5.99 "
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-24

The number of or
ders issued dur'g
the year was S37,-
037, OF the aggre-
gate value OF -.
The number Of or
ders paid was
1856, $40, am'tg to.S
To viii III ID to be
added the amt Of
orders repaid to
purchasers ...t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11


pB- There may be no flowers to gladden.
the eye; no markct-house, the stalls OF
which are adorned with the pleasing sight
of wholesome delicious vegotables-no la
dies res taurant where TIE signing lover can
please his Arabcl by treating her to straw
berries and cream with little Champagne
by way of an cnlivencr; no theatre where
the fast young man and silly girl can go to
annoy their neighbors of the audience; no
Louvre or Olympic where the hopeful can
amuse himself and kill dull time by spend
ing employers money to impress the paint
ed trull with his Importance all these
things may not be in Dallas, but there is
one thing which every lover of the beauti-
full should go to sect is the new Spring
Stock of Goods Mt Masten, Ross & Bro
store. For further particulars see adver-
tisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
Dallas County Agricultural and Ne
chAnlrhl ANNArlnllnn.

THE Association met according On al,
lournmcnl az he Court House boz Iho town
of Dallas, ou Saturday the .ls, Magca, and
there were present.
AuuN MCCoWiAs, President,
Gro. " RIunRp, Vice President,
JSo. VI, CRoCgrTr, Reed Secretary.
AMI large number of members,
On motion Il was ordered that the stock
Of VIM Hughes be trans lcrred TO Geo. W.
Hughes.
On motion, tie Association proceeded to
the election Of officers for the ensuing year
and Il resulted as follows;
Avon McCoNNAs, President.
Cue. ". RrcoRD y Mn PFrrY, Vice
Presidents.
W. II. TuoIAs, Treasurer.
JSo. c. Mccoy, Corresponding svcy
Jvo. VI. CROCKETT, Reed Secy.
Aud the following Directors - Geo. Viii
son, VIM. Barton, John Howell, John Tay-
lor, y. q. McAdams, WIN. u. Rowe, James
Bentley, W. {. McIamy and Richard Bru
ton.
On motion, the Association then adjourn
ed to meet again on the ID Saturday in
April.
4. McCOMMAS.
Attest. President.
JSo. VI. CROCKETT,
Reed Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
HOUSTON AND T.XAS CENTRAL
Railroad Company.
Principal and interest Payable in Coin.


J II II Houston and Texas c. ntral Railway Compa'
nv possessing the most valuable Charter of all the
Railroads in Texas, nu5y sttn's nessaily at the
head Of all our public enterprises With - miles f
rond completed, and its large grants of public lands,
now amounting to one million acres, all destined TO
become VI great yaluc it possesses in actual assets
property far above lis Capital Stock and lis debt. ITS
progress is being pushed forward towards Red River
with al the rapidily consistent with prudence and
economy. Ere long II will become not alone the tho
roughltre for the vast wheat region ofNorthern Tex
as, but, connecting with the Kansas ROad, it will be
the main Channel of inter. comm uncation between
the III and the great new Northwest. It's remote
connections carry it to the system o. Mis- ouri, Min
ncsota and Iowa railroads, as WILL as tho Great Cen
trail Pacific the North, and the Great Southern Pa
cite which is to connect n. New orleans with the Cal
iibrniR Gufon the South. t.
In addition to tho above rcinote COZ nections we
may ONT to the Washington County Road, (also
owned by the Il, T. Central Corporaton,l the Bra
zos Branch, which is under oon,iruction, and the
co Branch Ms well as others projected to cmbiacs a
wide scope ofcountry, from which the traffic will DO
brought to feed the Central Road. .. .r-
ALREADY the income of the road a1ordsample means
to all expenses repairs, aud more than double
enough to pay the interest on its bonds. Thirty
miles more arc under contract aud ncgoti ations
are pending for still further lettings. When these
completed, the rates OF earnings will be greatly
aud important investments iu the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
nENTON InINTN.

TAEEN IRA, !, a. nabrT sai ssiIsyri iaigIf
:, n N,D,anlis, !, T., Pc 49, \, ',"ue shhnAl
HORSE HnT o. Nfas ga, tIaul'l ~ niihs linr
ihu,sh H. ga ihe On shau'arrr sa,al' gu ihs Tishi
ahH1i d. hands hi-l, aIlIaislHi o. r-- Alec .n'
suNkIi HORSE ah0li AFaTs go, Hshi $50 uHlr
hiul tsI atiiH 'ma.l bltfr iu lls Ca. lsul Z. sh.
appraised Geo q o. ALL 600 DARK RAY MARE agi
cit mare a'suI staIs 900, liit.r Ahn iR trr 'rip
ga fhr tl1-f, irsri,l uU Iis i.u n ulfHF u'lh e
bvish brand, i.'- hauds Li-h, maI. aui ..'li ap-
uai,r.l tariU Aisa ono work uA, lghi lruan,
un tlr l'H hIp ari 4 ga ihe silr, maTh.i riHl
aui sll't in iiv In car aui sIlt ln ihs Hsbl' al
''TAEs,' t'rlv JANE. Relsri.au. api ,,ia,rI ls-
IN. laurs luhusan, I, 4, rur-iucl n" ., 800 iL'
low puNN MARE aia.Ut NvsTs go, u hauds
hish, luul Uuiui,.iisil'rr Alprai'Ii I" So AZ"
hauls bish, O.. hululs lrI1rlg sh,.,, AIlpi,.d @.
so, A'sn Que PALE YELLOW lilLLl noilani
Urrrisal'n, Appalled, g. - Alsn one lAl
MAR. COLT, uD hsaui pguoi'al'le, Appraised to
TAKEN UPly GEORGE Gibson. aul sgpysi lefas
H. ", Alien, ! a. PI.UUrf $50 t, uu auhe u uALN,
one bla.k lu white ylrl t'H1gt Nr's ~ 10 marx
ID rrup uu Iieht ,ir AMI over hafvrup aud sNIi ln
the lgn branded thus ~ ga the r.sh, hi, tho "il-
black aui while, u'ikId With ,WauWtuTk HEI
over Ole In tho Tiglil rlr aud - = aud under lall
crop aud over tii Ia tho ril, hshdrd J. ! "H 'hc let
hip, ahnut Nrag' old, both Nsiurgi ~ c',
TAKEN ~ rs r. !, fr.gr, aud CsirNrl l'ints ;,
\. Nvnicrs \, =, Precinct No, I, Que Roam HORSE,
yrars old, about ll's h,uds high, branded u ll.J
rhnhrtlfH uh lhN ilshl nWnhlNnEs AVlM''e '" -'a''
TAKEN " by ", II, bate, aud csiTaycl h-MIs
James .iuhusnu, j. T.. Precinct No. 2, 0ur BROWN
HORSE puNY, u hands hish, about : year. old
some white uu hi, len Esi, saddle marked, branded
thus II u connected, Appraised 10 rs,
TAKEN Up by james FiDirs aud csirayri before
W quick, = r. Precinct Ne. =, ono DARK BAY
HORSE, s or ~ years old, about u hands high
brand the len shoulder uniutcD gbe, small white
spot un hi, upper lip, saddle marked maTe lee on
the len sid. Of his neck Appraised To 80
TAKEN Up by :. II, Milnnrn and csifaycd before
W. ". Quick, \. T.. Precinct No. ., one SuRlEL
ROAM HORSE, year, old, branded thus 4 l. on
the lett shoulder Appraised TO sln.
t2sIt1 I. NJ. MCNEIL, e. G. C., u. g. 7.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

5000 .H.....
....H af IsU.f iI. sH. a..
HII .l.H Hr. rIHfrl Il..a .HI..H. I.
I.r f.#Hr date s.faa H..I assf. .u..H
sfa.r niafi-arY lauiiur 600 sr.
Ettl .iius Fith iulrIilails s-s.arr
iarIHl sHl -.surl aH.ai iItr aH's .H r.
sF.nr nHuiur ar black l.Ils aT.aHi "a
r.uH rah lasg -ailsti uI.u iae tauhs
aI 900 ralustHE lua.fF .aHa'I i.r
gau.ar Hf fle e.aul.Hs Itry Er.e eua-
io5iurus ulaE 90 lr,ru' ltls srar sait
BE- ua- lksa vega u.ih usgaiErFF Htr q
.f5al u.,li eilsTs gaallg-l Do .l si.aa'r'i
water like a ulalef g,ltrs, U'srr laiaf "a
alder and Ices gts,tturl fancy describing
r., gave much abe same idea as do urgTas s
Jgsrrlufaa Of ihs n.,il Msnl on gen.
ilsmru .T I'tssius u.wulig sui us'HIsi-
d. .ueaiag eyss sighed ihai haIl days
Uele forever gaar, lHEHsf a. Fa#rf was
spoiled uiAer IAN Dallas saua,s in
marailtsnce Haglal uulsr lho Cali L',
and in ramWrr'al iuIaHancs "Hi-s'rir
Ion Ion snl Nsw lork as they do Dallas al
present, ile excitement has passed, The
boys have forgotten 'he wonder aud noW
irssmily angle ior the Tfr,hi iAs Old wsn
rejoice that Uaiurss order Is not changed,
aul ihr luluess OF reality has sAamgi in-
90 auuiAila,ion ihr air-easllfs = he spec
ukt.ne mrgehsul, From all ne oau learn
tle J.b Boat so z, as a boat, is as -ul's,sn-
ii4l iu her build suI '.leud.i ia Aeg on'al
as Hoods lost Heir Wa'uuy Iual',i iu
bsauiy aui richness of attire a. a hay
The s,heme as proposed was % unpgDlse'
tive of ihe Interest OF our citizens that ne
could not approve l,nnl the undertaking
a present So imPmeIicab,e farther notice
or explanation l. unnecessary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

MARRIAGE IN D1FFERERr WALKS
OF IIFE.-lt is announced that in
England, whilst the poor marry,
the well-to-dO avoid marriage 10
such an extent hat two women in
every five Of the whole number Of
English women are unmarried, and
the total Of tn Ose unmarried
amounts to the great number Of 1,
81 GOO. London Al per cent. Of
the women ef marriageble are are
spinsters, and five English counties,
are fcFty five per ceui.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
Piano, Guitar and Sacred Music.
SlseCial Notice.

FEVlIE undersigned building committee
q for the Decatur Male and Female Acad-
envy will receive scaled proposals for the
building of the same until the 10Th day of
April, A. D. 1868, when the building will
be let out to the lowest bidder. We will
receive proposals for the work as follows
lie. FOR the wall one story hgh, TO ne
concrete or hock' lensth o' ieet "ldlh oo
icet, with partitions OF Two recitation rooms
10 iect square, me wan VIII DC required 20
be 10 inches IN thlckhess, WIN TWO uouole
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

rsIf- The attention OF Ih' public is 'sue'
cially directed to the aiysr'iarmeui Ia an
other column OF lhe Planters Mutual In
surance Company, llou'lou, Tcsas, This
is a State ENTERPRISE anil deserves The GU
,eouragcmcnr OF rhn people OF ibis State Of
.:u necessity the sufferers by The fire Of
1850, can with sorrow testify, OF tie re-
sponsiL!liry Of tie company, one saS but
20 glance at the names Of tie officers aud
the apprchcusions Of the most 'imii would
D. be changed into bodies. confidence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
yctIce orrInaI settlement.

EtEO. ". Guess, Administrator Of the
" estate Of Jne. Smith. deceased, has
fled in ny Bisce iis fnal arsount current,
with saii estate, together Eiih his petition
praying that be be discharred from all
further liabilities a. adniuisfrat0r afore-
said Iiis Is, therefore 70 nelly Al per-
cons ih.-rEsfel 20 Be snd arrtsr before lie
soroIasls Cotutg Conf of Dallas County
90 bs holden AZ TIE t5rrt HUus- % De
f1sn e pr-las,Fr DE ia-- Lsnlzy. 'fhs
. ....i. A. ~ ar-fi. g. U. 1e7s rbsn ard
rLfrs RE sars uf1 Pc r-ts1 WA. sad
s5nfesfti.. ssf'- ~ tifr u rt riurr-.
s. JpN1S or. Q. c. =. 7.
IrIls- arra 4 ls5s-Zaei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
4. BISHOP,
J. w. HALE,
7. J. HOLSEL,
tiilliur Committee
NoIice orEfnnI settIenleni.

a NJ. Spillers, Administrator Of the es-
es tate Of Riley T. Little, deceased, has
filed in my Office his final account, curren.
with said estate. together with his petition
praying that he he discharged from al fur
Their liabilities. as Administrator aforesaid
This is therefore TO notify all persons in
teresird, 10 be aud az pear before the Hon
orable county Court OF Dallas County, 10
he holden at The Court House in the Town
Of Dallas. on the last Monday lthe 2glh
day. Of Aprii, 4. D. 1865, when and where
the same viii be acted upon, and contest
the same il they think proper.
s. :. JONES, Ok c. c. Oct.
Dallas. April 4. 1SGS-293i.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

IMPORTANT Suir.-Gev. Throckmorton,
and Judge Good, as the attorneys of Daniel
Murray, have commenced suit against Am
brose R. Murray and W. II. Horton, agent
Il. +. & 4. H., for false imprisonment on
the 9th and 9th days Of September last,
confinement in the comfy Jail during that
time, and by force and threats of death,
compelling said Daniel 10 transfer Lis in
tercst in his mothers estate, to defendant
Ambrose r. Murray, and leave the State
Damages are laid at $4,000 which they
seek to-recovcr and to rcscind the deed of
transfer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
Notice.

4 HAVE new supply Of Forms in Bank
Il ruptcy- ! also have tie iaicA Orders
and Rules ~ che supreme Court Of The
United States On the different sections q
the Bankrupt Act. ] a'so have the late
decisions q the Unitel States District nud
Circuit Courts On imp0rtau % questions aris-
ing under the Ac'- In cher words, an
prepared 70 make oui II lscatiansin Bsnt-
ruptey upon he slDrtesi n5tits "a r. he
best STYLE
-spIilira lions r.s - fie1 1rT fme o.
fort he frsi n IHnr ~. INT irE-I 4.
isr thai ne. -lt esf-f- lla.s- r-- err --rrs
On ihe esl.i 81 u GUEss.
DE o. sin Street Dallas, fsiss. Fsi,.
Z5ih lS5S-Zmus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

~ Tie s.sEusr Mus-ang. dia1hurze5
4 cargo q colon frss1ahs Tr-n-Iy R.Fsr
st Galveston, On he zoih ~ Hss f,r Up
the river she cane 70 81 ~ is net stated
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

Ca The bcaY,iH! new oilic, Of Maj. T.
'C.Jorlan, on the Corncror Mckinney and
Elm Streets, is about completed anl the
firm Of Buriord, Good and Jordan have
moved into their new quarters, where they
Invite their friend. to give them a call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
The ku kluX-klan has Come,

On Thursday moraing the good quiet
Stuyvesants of Dallas were surprised to
see posted In the most conspicuous places
the following order of the Great Grand
Cyclops:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

Es1g" Col. Juo. c. McCoy aud Messrs.
Buriord, Good and Jordan, are the author
lied Agents of that cnterprising Journal,
the Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
X. K. X.
Demons Den, DARK DAY, |
CLOUDY Moon, TINE OUT. I
Dunn Ferret Opw. XL-oo.

CLOUDY Moon, TINE OUT.
DUN Ferret Opus. XL-09.
SHRouDED Bios. DALLAS Div. No. 81.
The Great Past Grand Giant commands
you. The hour to act has come. The knife
and pistol to us are given. The foemans
chain must now be riven On the llth of
this mortals month 60 forth to the harvest
of DEATH Come from the shadow of the
GRAVE and dye your hands red with the
BLOOD of your victims. STRIKE AND
SPARE NOT.
ID. c. U. L. A, DEWAREl The PIT
yawps to receive you.
By order of the
GREAT GRAED CYcLoPs.
What is the meaning Of the mysterious
order we are unable positively to say-in
our issue of last week noticing it, the COR
lecture was made that it was but new
phrase of the "Khigbls of Malta The or
der from its horrible porient rem nds one
of the awful incantations of the Magicans,
the terribly impressive ceremonies of the
Roscicrucians. The Witches Of Macbetbhar-
row not more the ul,-still, We regard it
as nothing more than the frightening yet
playful prank Of some mischicvious and
ingenious College boys, and it is only the
peculiar political CONDITION Of the country
which has given it so widespread a note
riety. We doubt not every student Of the
larger Universities Of the Uniicd States
have seen during their Attendance many
things Of a similar kind AnI equally sug-
gesuve Of the -Monsirum horrendum.7
Before the war the mind q The Souih was
engaged in commerce aud agriculture. there
existed no secret political organization
constituted Of ignorant and supersfitious
members threatening turbulencs and rero-
luton; and the Eu Klu1 Khan serves the
same purpose. 20 impose upon the supsrsti-
tiOus fears Of the loyal League and fright
On Them into \ Temporary qnief as the
nursery tale q JACK the Giant KILLER or
Rau-Hsad and Eioady Bones s-ares into
silence, den 70 7ase ihe anuay irr and pet
ulanrlhild.
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