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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18

An Iowa editor suggests that every
man be allowed to marry as many wives
as are required to wash, cook and keep
house for him-he has been unfortu-
nate in procuring servants.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18
THE BEsr AND ORIGINAL ToS

IHE BEST AND ORIGINAL IONIC OF
IRON, Phosphorus and Calisya, known as Caswell,
Mack & Co.'s Ferro Phosphorsted Elixir of Calissys
Barr. The iron restores color to the blood. the
phosphorus renews waste OF toe nerve tissue, and
the calisaya gives natural healthful tone to the
digestive organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in fits
various forms, wakefulness, general debility, aud
depression of spirits. Manufactured only by Cas-
well, Hazard Co., New York. Sold by all drug
oieta novl7aow
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18

"A play written in the anci ext Lam
guage of the Incas, has been discover
ed in Peru. It is to be translated, pub
lished and played in Lima theatre.
Tt was written by an Inker.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18
CAUTION.
PRICES.

Hollands German Bitters per bottle, 81 90
:. half dozen, 8 90
Hoofand's German Tonic. put up IN quart bottles
$50 per bottle, % { halfdozen Tor SEQ.
sZ-Do not forget 10 examine well The article you
buy, IN order TO get the genuine.
For sale BY all druggists and store-keepers
everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18
CLIO q K. 8 /!
LOVE& TICHENOR,

3S5 East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE,,
OFFER 90 the arade and at re-
tail, n Complete Line OF
CLOARS CLOAKINGS. The
very latest novelties Of oar
own and Paris styles ON hand
and MADE 10 order. Also a
choice stock OF Dry Goods,
Notions, Trimmings, Gloves 81
Hosiery. Agents fOr WARDS
LIBERATED Paper Collars.
octI6cw3m
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18

docs father have wry face?"
asked little boy of an elder brother.
'sNo, Johnny; he has an old Bourbon
face" the observant youth replied.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18

and Gen. Sheridan, which, after some ds-
bate, was referred to the Military Commit-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18
BOOTS & SHOES.
CLARKE &c BR0wN ~,
Manufacturers a. wholesale Dealers only.
9E4 East Water Street
MILwAUKKR, WISCONSIN,.

We Manufacture all kinds OF Custom Made Goods
which va warrant IN every respect. IN Eastern
goods our stock is large ana complete. dip this
out for reference and call and see as when IN ths
market.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18
The strike en- the chicago and Great
Eastern Railroad. ftBt3EE
[RichmoDd Ind. dec 13), Oorrespondence of th
n 1fncinnaH Qazaffa1

GAuG1uQALA AxhIbAAos
Much excitement prevails here, oc-
cassioned by strike for back pay, in
the chops of the Chicago and Great
Eastern railroad. No trains have been
allowed to go out this morning on that
road, except the mail, with one pas.
senger car. Sixty-five employees of he
road signed pledge, yesterday, to CO.
operate in carrying out such measures
as would compel the company to pay
them their dues. They notified the
officers of the road that if their de-
mands were not complied with they
would, this morning, begin to stop
the trains. They were informed that
all the, hands who refused to go to
work this morning could consider them
selves discharged. The men complain
bitterly of the suffering they have en-
dured on account of non-payment of
their wages by the company. From
three TO five months pay is due them,
and they claim they are no longer able
to get credit at the stores. The i'm
preston prevails among them that I'M
less they secure themselves at once,
they will lose all their back pay, as
the road is about to change hands.
The men are orderly, and do not show
any disposition 70 make unnecessary
disturbance. Eve must live, say they,
sand this is the ouly way we can get
our money" ~
cannot say whether any steps have
been taken by the officers of the road
to secure the hands in their pay or not;
but, from the determined and business
like manner of the strikers, 1 feel salts.
fed that not much business will be
done at this end of the road till the
hands are paid.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18
From Reg. 2. D. FendaIl.

AssistaHt Editor cLrtstias Chrolie7e philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Hoonands German Bitters, and feel il nv privilege
TO recommend them as q most valuable tonic 10 AL
VINO arc suffering from general debility or from
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver.
Yours truly,
Ed. FENDALI.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-18
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward,

81 find Hoof
ers is a
in diseases of the
and of grea {
d c b ility and
action in the syst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
steamer ..Job Boat No. -

For years the scientific world has expen-
ded large amounts Of capital, exhausted its
contrivances and ingenuity, sacrificed noble
lives in endeavoring to determine the COM
mercially bootless undertaking, the practi-
cability of a passage around the world
by way of the poles, and realize the hope
of buarsting into unknown seas and dis
covering unknow lands. The harp of
praise has flowed in sweetest strains to
honor the devoted few. cordons Of honor,
stars, garters and titles Of nobility, have
been awarded as compensation for trials
suffered and hardships' endured. How
equally as great and deserving remunera-
ton are the men who successfully navigate
a stream seven huEdred miles, flowing
through a rich aud pOpulous country, which
had hitherto been pronounced impractical
bic. Toe much honor cannot be accorded
to Capt. l. H., NcGarvey, Master and
Phillip Duggan, list 2nd and Bird Engineer,
Of Steamer Job Boat No. /, for bringing
the first steamboat up Trinity River that
ever landed at Dallas. Mr.. Duggan is the
only one Of the hired crew who len Gal
weston on the 'Job who arrived at Dallas
on that boat While according the need
Of priase to these gentlemen, there is an
other person whose CONDITION in life and
sature fOrbids The glare Of publicity, but
who deserves more credit than themselves,
from her always comes the cheering word
Of hope, and the sweet and noble ebcour-
sgsment 'inever despsir-go on"
Last September Capt NeGarvsy left
Galveston on board the AJob Boat" with
carrs marked sDallss" The newspapers
dsrided and ridiculed The idea-aftsr seven
months Of labor he has 1t lest arrfvsa-tbs
first, but certainly not the last lie clean
Cd cut RATS, cot eross legs, fsilsd ovsr-
hanging trees, dragged over shoals, and
oonisBssd against every difficulty srd sue
esssfuIly surBouutsd ever obstacle hat
vouls naturally Be in river shisA had
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

rftff tlfa sffrti af rsfIfsifi $3.50
a. trf 49,. fI ffH ef 49, 90 fsffet ~
tas riffu o. al1tuisFs 81 a. shfsi %.
ri.a ilsi slightest hsFt hlfa fHiaItl ~
ltart sa fag nsi shtsp ssuuunitsiieu
siit ihf usrtsi ssi AS fslisstt % fies
ail iauEtIs er srrIflsnsisHs " iTans-
Ienaiioa laanapaJ. Css AZ eas - -
sigssrlly - - s.y ~ pose - asiisu AT
b. itisks CAPT MrGaTssy hss ~ deserve
aul i jasily sn,iilsi &, IsiaansTaiiea a.
Lis ssniors sui euiisy " sspiisif No
ihiuk usi, ihsn phs shaull oaus feTwaTl
ani uaosi srarrsusiy prove iAsiT ssnss "
iss'ioss lie rsopis she aFs lsssi isnsti-
tel, n,usi assurpliy WIN auy ons drng
that Dallas Csaniy is sni silt no' b. mere
brnsfuei ,han any oiLsT sselion ssTisin-
D. Eel--lhsn il il she da'y usds sacred
from = ssnss II iaslies that The s'ii'sns u
Dallas souAiy sLoull sc that Capt Nectar
vsy Be compensated, We have besa told
iha, some yssrs ago, the couuly cemmis-
sioners ehrTri prize ~ ten thousand del
lars to the first slesn beat that 'Hnii ar
rive at the Dallas landing, Nhs,AsF this
10 true OF not, they shouli eeTlaiHiy ss
cusl oslians Of the Interest ef the couniy-
contribute something 10 their advancement,
its hsnehis arc shoWeTsd upon all
capt, MeGarysy Nho has sssn the river
at every possible stage u water, says large
siis buais eau run six months in the year
to Dallas, ani light dnughls Low water
boats the eniiTs year, lie pronouness il
superior to the upper Red River, the Ar
kansas, Illinois, Wabash, upIe6 Mississippi
aud upper Ohio,
The Captain proposes 10 establish imme
diaisly regular line Of freight aud pas
senger packets between this place aud
Magnolia, which will there connect with
a line TO Galveston. All hail TO the enter
prise-all honor to Capt MeGaryey'
Want Of space in present issue, de'ers
us from remarks upon concert Of Ee'lon Of
other counties,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

afLsr.iiI.n ani iis uhtr. aiaais
H.rH Hnknuun.
T.t allied fffi nai gone up co.
fitlraraIu tn lHu llar'aiH. ahllh
aasf1 10 aiiafkrl shortly
Ihrall'es eEpori che faras iay ans
will surrrudfr
JAr6sqs, April e5 ~ FAY MAS
ul,ssrrrihy ale f.ilzeIs in lhe al
but plea sing duty Di decorating the
EraFt- of ilc n0lio dead uf tAs lusi
cause The monument 90 tht Ia
menirl Col iiDltri Smiih. UI tho
Tenth Mississippi regiment Was
crested NilA imI.Osing esreinonles,
Tho Central Executive Committee
have Issued thrir cali iur iAs assrm
bling vi the Convention Un lhe l@lA
Of May next,
la Convention to-day an orii-
nance WAS adopted for ihe prolee-
ton oi the national cemeteries In
lAis State,
gsntiRasa sn tkira Pass,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
HALLS OF WACO UNIVERSITY


WHEREAS, in the Houston "Telegraph' oil
the 18th inst, the following article ap'
pears, over the signature of"N ERITAs =
,.The Male College, Superintendent by the
.Rev. n. C. Burlcson Baptist preacher
~ .whol understand is IN excellent teach
!. ser, but appears to DO very unpopular
"among his pupils AND WHEREAS, the
tendency of such n statement is to inlure
the reputation md interests OF President
i Burleson- Therefore, '7
-,t,, P.,oip,d. Ist.--That We, without hesita-
tion or reservations, do hereby pronounce
q, the statement Of Tie Waco correspondent
of, the Houston "Telcgrnpl," so far as ii
relates, to the unpopularity OF President
JBnxlesoi, to be n base slander upon him,
and upon us his pupils, aud to be malicious
and invidious in spirit. n BIZ. najt1-
2dJ,That we do,hereby publicly express
our scorn and contempt for any man who
would, over the signature Of "Veritas,
perpetrate such gross falsehood rs that
quoted in the preamble. i.it''
. 3D.. That We do hereby express our love,
=, esteem and gratitude 10 our beloved ana
yenerated President, for his watchful care
over us, and for his untiring efforts to I'M
prove us both morally and intellectualiy y:
- 4th- Tint as the Houston "Telegraph
has scattered broadcast over the land the
faslehood of its correspondent we do as
publicly endeavor to refute the same, by
sending copy of this preamble AMI these
resolutions TO tile editors of the llouston
~Telcsraph," Waco Examiner" Dallas
HERALD and "Baptist Herald" and re
quest them to publish the same,
W. NJ. Cough, Mckinney, Texas; q; W.
Gillian, Tyler; Silas Buck, Waco; 7. b
2 Houston, San Antonio; J. l.. Dyer, Gates
. willie !; Jno. Towns, Austin; J. T. McCom66,
Pennington; Jno. Dowell, Gonzales; Jessie
Lipscomb, Independence Committee on oe'
hoy Of he Phiiomathesidn Literary Soc'ety
We, committee appointed by the Gallo
pean Literary CLUB, do most cordially en-
dorse the sentiment contained in the above
n preamble and resolutions. :, ,.,
:. Misses Fannie Jackson, Chappcll I'M
Kaie Ciolson, Waco; Lila Terrell, Austin
willie Millner, Fairfield; Katie Lancaster
Navasota- Committee.
Il' We. the students of Waco University, do
in mass meeting assembled, receive, adop
4; and fully endorse the preamble and reso
lutiops Of our committee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
RIVER MEMS.

tAAA NH'Hs
TrIBAr, May 5.-ArrlVel from CALVES
ton, AFTER seven months trip the light
draughl aud fasi,ruhniug steamer job Boat
No, 1. We say iaslrnnnins, because she
had 10 remove every obstacle Ia navigation
between Magnolia aud Dallas, About
twenty miles below town the boat was met
by large crowd Of enthusiastic PeTsons
who In the exsiaey Of delish, mally trusted
themselves TO dry goods boxes aud Hats OF
the buoyancy aud floating capacity " a
highland lcErapin they boarded the steamer
aud almost forever ruined the enierprile
aud blasted the hopes OF the country by
the btar-ish exhibitions Of JOY and good
will upon the faiigued body OF Capt. Nc.
Garyey. After the Captain sufficiently
recovered from the bruin.like embraces,
the job proudly continued her way. AL
though the rain was coming down In tropi-
cal torrents, the banks OF the river for
mile were lined with men, women and
children OF every hue aud age shouting,
/ frantic from Joy. We saw In Berlin the
rejoiciugs in honor Of Sadowas bloody
| feld-in Italy the return Of the volunteers
| TO Milan, but these were tame in COMPARE
| SON to the frenzying cSultaiion of the quiet
] citizens Of Dallas in homer Of the arrival
of the job As she came in sight one deaf.
ening shou, tho rent air; the Job replied
[ by her musical whistle, aud tho happiness
of the people could find vent only in the
| nrtilery.like tones of an "uHuH chorus"
| Most conspicuous among the crowd was
good friend, who commanded the "Anvil
Battery long and well did lie man the
guns, nor did his ardor cease until the
vaults of the arsenals were exhausted. The
crowd shouted long, loud and deep, for an
other good friend, who had promised TO give
the people the rare exhibition Of seeing n
man eat steamboat; he had not eaten a
mOrsel in week, and if report be true
had sharpened his teeth by fling he
rushed madly down and was just in the
act of deyouring the boat, when Captain
McGaryey, with uplifted hands, besought
him to spare the only piece of property he
had left. Disappointcdly he turned away,
desisting from the easy undertaking-al-
though deprived Of n delicate morsel. We
truly rejoice, for the people of the county
have been able to see the boat and confirm
our report that she has arrived. What an
awkward position that breakfast would
| have had us in-wc assert the boat had and
did arrive, they ask where is she--and
then we would have been compelled to say
a friend cat her up-found it an easy mat
ter. No one would have believed us. We
also return thanks for the controlling of
his unusual appetite. Wonder how a Ro-
man cpioure would have enjoyed such bill
of fare as, oak planks, rar', garnished
with ten-inch spikes; stewed and baked
iron boiler, seasoned with steel piston-rods
and copper steam-pipes. Nice dish that
so easily masticatcd and healthy for diges'
| tionl #.'I l.'D .H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
COMMERCIAL. MONETARY.

sS~<N~>~~><>r><S'N<N>
LIVERPOOL, May 2 noon.-Cotton firm; sales
1900 bales; uplands l25sd Orleans l21Sd. r.
NEW YORK, Maya rM.--Gold 1929 Cotton
demand moderate; prices irmi middling 33c,
NEW ORLEANS, May 2-Cotton dull middlne
3ll%c.; sales go. baes receipts 1884 bales; exports
1926 bales; sales Of the week SSi0 receipts i7Gj ex.
ports foreign S002 c0nstwise 50 bales; stock hand
jO,533 bales. Gold 13S34@l40. ...
r GALVESTON. May 2.-GcLb.-The ruling rate at
tho counters of bankers to-day has been 40 Some
outside transactions reported at liOA, which
may be quoted as the ruling rate at he close for
ilround amounts. Tho demand has been moderate and
business light SILvER.--The demand is more active
and supplies ample Of American half dollars, but
generally held above the views Of buyers. We note
saes TO dealers at l37G137l3 and in gold at Csc,
closing oniet and firm at the latter figure.
CoTToy.-The market las shown a little more ami
nation to day amer the receipt Of advices and sales
of $50 bales effected at firiner figures Market hrm
at tho close. We quote in gold .. r.lr .,,,l
Ordinary O-ii3
Good Ordinary ....'..' 0sS,2
Low Middling -oH-oI2
. HOUSTON, May 2.-Cotton lively and holders de-
manding higher prices than the Northern aud Euro.
mean quotations Sales were as follows. We quote
in gold % Q .i-...t f'!E --'t .. "... a'.NfI#
Ordinary. 1919 a20 Low Middling. I'll q p
Good Ordinary AL Middling. a q
Gold 1897 III; American silver l36dl39; Mexican
silver par with gold. -H.it. E. Dose. ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
DISTRICT TEXAS

BrsrAu REFUGEES, FREEDnEN ABANDoSEp hAsDs'
' AUSTIN, TIxAs, April 2, lsOs.
General Orders No. 81
whereas, on the night Of the lith INST
some evil-minded person or persons, Whose
,araes are unknown, broke INTO the once
,f the Saba ssistant Commissioner bureau
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
mt Kaeogdocbes, Texas, and destroyed the
books. records and papers belonging L
said Office, therefore reward Of one thou'
sand dollars is hereby offered fer such IN.
formation as shall lead TO the arrest and
conviction Of the person or persons guilty
of the aforesaid act.
r,..o,.r,.,,d n Frerei NsjGcn. J. J. Reynolds.
~ p RICHARDSON,
O. g. 1st Lieut.. 264il Unity A. A \ o..
--7ru. Up. RicEAKDsgs, n a ="
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

n WILL SELL, on very reasonable terms,
II acres Of Land, Situated between the
Mckinney road and the lAsds purchased
bv the Presbyterian Church for o college in
The corporate limits Of Dallas This trsct
has on 10 several very beautiful building
situations, overlooking the entire town.
Those wishing 70 purchase should apply TO
T. c. JORDAN,
At he ofies Of BarfOrd, Go01 4 Jordan.
Dallas, Nay 9, la5s--Si.if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
April II, 1868.

pe5- A press Of editorial and ielegraphic
news this week excludes much interesting
matter intended FOR this Issue, amongst
which is lengthy letter from our Houston
correspondent, Captain John
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
Notice.

WHEREAS, / have recently been in
w formed that John G. WILDER OF
Springfield, in the State Of Missouri, and
VIM. H. Clark, of Little Rock, in the state
Of Arkansas, have pretended and held out
to the public, that a partnership bad been
formed and existed between the subscriber
and themselves, under the name style OF
WILDER, Chisum &-Clark, in the business
Of packing beef buying and selling cattle,
merchandise and such other business as
might from time to time be determined on
BY the said parties. Nov therefore here
BY give public notice TO all persons whom
il may concern. that no such partntrship
nor any partnership whatever ever was
formed or existed between the subscriber
and The said WILDER or Clark or either Of
them and that I an not and viii not Be
bound in any manner By any contract
whatever. that the said WILDER and Clark
or either Of them have or may enter into
in the name Of the subscriber or in The
name Of said pretended partnership
JOHN 5. CHISUM-
May p lsss-344i-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
NJrrxU nooWa.

IT, fllvsirF ure ng.ls viii he Sand 90 sAls Al
~ iisIaid nnirg, ~ tlie pFiHfs nalnsd
iiia aua tsialsiras sirn- Z J. isiensss ll JACK
,an, - a, l.. thturg ,-inulorrp binding, ~ ball
FalL So fnTTFurss
FIisan Lite 81 lrasTson Da1is, =, cfaEsn, 81 81
.uFfir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
state Executive Conservative Com
naittea

JOHN HANCOCK, Of Travis, CAsiF@as,
Nv. HENDERSON, Of Harris,
SA. MAVERICK, 0f lieEaT,
RICHARD CokE ef MeisnnaR.
HAMILTON STUART, n 1aiyeslan,
1. u. EVANS, ~ Harrison,
J. ". TliRNCK MORTON, u Collin, y
JAS, II, STARR, ef Naoegleshes,
II. :, GOULD, Of Leon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ts0- The adjourned Quarterly confeIehee
of The waHahaeLie Circuit, Methodist EPls'
eopal Church, will convene At the Masonic
Hall In the town ~ lancaster, on Saturday
before the llh Sabbath In May, Preaching
al II o'clock an Saturday aud at the usual
hours thereafter. 7, W. llISEs,
Pastor
ns@- Rev, WI, RROwN, ~ the Missionary
baptist Church, will preach Al the Masonic
lIan, In Dallas, ON the iih Sunday ia each
month
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

B-iB"l have first rate, new, medium ST.
rcd, FIRE aud burslar.proof Iron safe, which
will be sold low to cash customer, if early
J. ". SWINDELLs.
Anril II 1858 ....... $500
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

Up. Benjamin, formerly Seere-
t.rv NJ State in Mr.. Davis Cabinet
ep6sarcd for the prosecution in the
ease OF the cseen vs.. Sir q. L Cni-
I:ng Eardly, recently tried in Lon
j IN for b gamy, and sentenced 70
4. mnrt1s hard labor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

Hnsaid that sham diamonds are
now made 30 deceive even expert
cncei jewellers, who trust to the eye
alone. The only means Ofdetectine
the spurious gem is by weighing u
and ascertaiBfBg it, Temperature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

nTWe had the pleasure Il = cal on
Thursdsy, from SIR. C. 5 Bell who Is
rnakings toar thrUugh number q eOun-
ties q Nsrsbsrn Te1ss. as agent Of the
gehsrs5r Jimpissufs saa Times besides =
host q cher papers sns periodicals. lie
zen for The ssssh yesterday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

pfD- Subscribers 10 The llERALp in Ian
caster aud vicinity, eau settle their sub
seririinns with RnnERr BRoTnERToS, ESQ
Of the firm n Droihcrion s Co, who il duly
authorised To receive and receipt for any
moneys due the Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

AllaIlA m NfN HHflHA ANNtIN At'Hf'H'NH -
l,sa6gaa AiIsiNA
bAnAs, Texas Msy 2 lsis,
Ala mFsiinE Il Ihe Dallas tolniy AgTi-
ouliursl anl Mnshauic,l Association, hsli
al The Court House ia lallas, ~ saiariNyr
May Z, ls6S, On noiign, il Was determined
1. This Association aill bold an Annual
Fair al the fair GTound' On the ienTil
Tuesday ia nei0ber neat, i0T ilo hrnehi Of
the Association,
., That the Doarl ~ Directors h re-
quiFel 70 ea,l on those iuiebifl "a the As
saciaiion for iumbeT 10 hate Il delivered al
the Fair Grounds siihoul delay,
8, That ihusr Ia aTTsars 10 The Assael-
aiioA foT the amount heretofore assessed
sgainsl iLem Tor repairs necessary 10 pat
fie Grounds Ia oulrr musi come forward AZ
once aud pay oVeTthesams a. the Secretary
1, That this meeting aiioan % merl
on Saturday neat, the Yah inslsni, AZ on'
oelvck ~, 4, MUCuMMAS, fTes't,
w. ", FrAE, Secretary pro lsn'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
DALLAS IYCIcuNI,

Meets every thursday evening at the Ma
sonic Hall, Tho attendance Of ladies Il
respectfully requested,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
MA1HImD

D.. on Sunday morning May D. 1865, at the residence
of the brides father by Rev. GEoRGE l.. BLEwErT,
Dr. 4. j. POTTER and Miss n. NJ. SMITH; all oil
this county.
- At the residence of II. ID. COuGnANOUR, in Dallas,
on the evening uf the 9Th inst, by Rev. w. u.
IIuGnEs, Mr.. 7. II. EDMoNDS0N to Niss BETTE
MCGUIRE. If.1s 20. '. gf.#
pB The Printer was not forgotten by our fair friend
in the general JOY of the occasion, as was evidenced
by the small mountain Of delicious and highly orna-
mcnted cake which accompanied the above announce
ment to our sancum. The Herald office enjoy ed the
FEAST aud stil there was left abundance for the little
family circle at home. The fair young bride carries
with her into her existence the kindliest wishes
and choicest blessings Of her many friends, aud not
the least hearty those ofOHrsei May she and her
rtunate husband tnioy the blessings and pleasures
Of long and useful life, unmarried by single cloud
to dim the clear bright sky of their existence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

No pleasure J. sts.Psr thsn rs,lipE-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09
II, u. HAMILTON, ESQ,
Ravens New 70, Va:
Carr. 7. NJ. COBBLR,
Craig's Mills.
Car. J. c. sTANFIELD,

We, iIe tinloFssnei crriib that the above gen.
tIemen are actual Trsikrnis ~ Washington county,
Virginia, men Ut truth, who's ,rIarliy, purity from
hlsrhoai; Hiclity aud huncsit none daTr question,
,nibying an eminent moral, social aud political ro'
flilbi M ..elcty JOHN PHILLIPS, y. N,