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New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
THE MARKETS.
lc.r,tnll, r.port.a Tor n, rdhap,l

lCarsfahy reported for The Thbapsl -. ,.,
TUysDAr Od no. l6da
AsfRsTbe ssdy aud moderately sey tAIes o' ~ bba
st "a ia a. 81 Tor P0s and Sln ~ for Pearl. ,,.
only moderate butnes W ftor
es apd Houtbsrn pno unchanged sales
tbe "A.
BISTLiS unebssd The demand nodsfsts ss quote '"~
q ~ 30 for AmshoaI Gray and White .,,A
BnOoI CORX-Tbs Inquiry good, and the nari. Ia tm He
ltc, ard EIira l5c -. ~ ID ,.
BtILDHD MATRRiiLS-DrIeh trIsr And us haze hal "
barnrSs Iahs steady sales Of ~ 90 Lime Snie@ Te "
Psns unrhatgd .-. ...,., A..
dny aud pcs obtained bat liberal snppht
,sketlug effect barely steady sas oi
bss l4 taken by spsners on By Shippers saa 20,
Included 10 sale. 56 o arrive f presmD W
Iivery 200 bales 2id7Jc We quote |" toos, -
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
4inantial.


o,vtcr ,r rEs THIRD RAILROAD Co, THikp-AVh. )
Sur, YtVrn Avn SIrTsrrHsTs NEv iosk. OCT 70 iSoa
N,UE STOCKHOLDERS of this COMPANY
hereby potasd that Meeting foe the eeton OF
c.r, Inpecto Of Election r The enuug year viii be nem ~
nj, s on WEDNESDAY November the lIth Inst The polls vi"
op.n AZ q and rosss at OF iha, dar 49,, ,,.. A.,
Transfer Company will be closed H0n oei"o ''" "
November I2lh insi inriuslve. -.
BY order " the Board Of Directors -,,r,
ssfrrf
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

and Enc were,hrmer than the general s the former
selling ut 1874 and the latter ta The decline from the
highest prices from yesterday from sos. Reading
declined per cent Michigan Southern, per cent; Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh per cent Rock Island. per cent
The Northwestern shares sOid at 92A decline OF per
cent The break In these storks unsettled the market
and gave semipan,cky feeling TO the whole list with
general rush to sell both by holders and also the Shorts
who vigorously hammered the market at the decline.
Before the o'clock Board call, there slight rally
In prices Fort Wayne was strong ll5Z dI6. and
disposition shown 10 sales In view Of the small
amount Of cash stocks the street. and inability OF
the shorts to get the stocks for delivery Reading
pressed both cash and sellers option At the o'clock
Board the market opened steady, but sold OF from TO
cent After the call there renewed pressure to
SELL the whole Inst assuming weak and unsettled appear
At the Second Board NewYork Central sold at f27
Ene. 4et Reading o7l Michigan Southern. s69 ST. Paul.
LOG; st. Paul Preferred, lo Fort Wayne lli At the last
Board NewYork Central sold at 1861; Erie A Reading,
96i North sold s9 the Preferred at 90
At Size close the market unsettled with pressure Of
sellers In all the leading shares North Western rallied
per cent, and the balance Of the market shade
higher Government bonds close strong,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

have declared m terms to be that they
not ashamed Of their rrrord-thnt their noble
VINO went down Ia death battle and Of starvation
have not died In vanthe living bonOred their dead
hv their ballots tho dead nation by tue
aoritce OF their lives. I'|
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

Government bonds opened firm at the closing quo'a
tons Of yesterday bat after tho call ry'"p"'"u WIN
The pancky feeling ot the Stock Exchange. ana aoo'.
from i1II per cent. witb pressure ~ break the "'
a, sIlc,, ontios The heaviest decline was on the new
bonds. which are largely oycrsod. State bonds were
lower; Tennessces sold at 7It, now bonds al u No'
caroiiuas 'Cs new bonds. e7i; Missouri Pui
ceuts w. Railway bonds we're dun. Ailso'i
laneous .hares Inactive Express rha'os
lower Pacific Mail was steady at 27t~iHh
Ratv.v shares opeued weak with pressure 10 sell nii
the ,diua shares nIon the rnor that another attempt
would be aiado W lock ~ money. New'York Cepuai
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

~ rxht Tie arrived safely Mt the Court-Iou@c but IN
,teod of heng coforted there by the wcbrod welcome
Of the bar he looked upon angrily BY nearly every
man. and every lawyer dsresIectful and insulting
m his bearing The Edgcfed Demoerai had annouheen
the coming Of "tne carpet bag Yankee" Jndga So ho"
The Court, aud hal atcissd al stnDioaed jurors 'o "
,ome not Teeo1niss ssch asse,rsinsfIo'p Sto'
Court" The members Of the bar held cancu@' Nv" "e
,,ded not 10 attend the Court, but taking WIZ III 'he'r
,nser they reconsdered and decided to appear 10"
,an imagine unpeasantness of the JnaSes "'""on'
I'm The trial Of Of the criminal cases. ho
.oppse while adj lr>sing the jury, would nay Soe'hnS
4, nrsinace them against the Judge. by aind'ng 10 the
of the Court and the disgrace Oh nav
m, carpetbag Ju ig' to preside m the case I'D every
.aDc, the Juv, properly reprmanded the counseI Tor
n. and threatened TO suspend him Tor con-
,.mn ~ courr After ths the lawyers seeing that the
Inace v,s determined maintain the dignity OF the
o,rt aud was in earnest, behaved better Well, has
illustrates he state of things le Thoe OF Sofh caro-
Man EaxnIed is u fair samplo Of the State. The STATE
L. IN condition o high excitement ready for e1plosoh'
and ,c erpioe, II Seymour IS elected Bnf' u 1ia u
elected as now seems probable. all Tins angry excemem
m subsie The Rebes will know then that they cd's'o'
Get mn another rebellion, and will submit 10 ana aeP"
rsee In what they know viii then bo inevtabieI Ihey
, do IL reluctantly and uugraceully, IL 10 true o"t
nevertheless they will submit. Much OF tins may S"r-
nrse YOU friend Kirkland hut 1t Is all true ana shon'"
scyu,onr he elected, no Yankee eau live IN S"nth Car
china and real estate, verv iow Womb ho1 tor '"o
next ten years sell fr ous-ha its present low prices
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
TUESDAY. Oct. 20-P. n.

Gold opened at 18Th sold at iSot ion, 1913
closing at 1871 Tho ciearngs ~ tno .oa "ns
,r . an ,sc sac and the balances d Sil,s2S &c. The
awards Of Sui, Treasury gold were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

CTATE OF INDIANA.
- WABASH AND RRlB CANAL STOCK OF INDIANA
WANTED BY - =. 40.
INTEREST ON CITY ST0CKS.-The lNIEk.
EsT os he BONDS and srocks 81 the CITY as sSa .n
,. of s otp al his New Court ioa'e Tue tansf
Books will he SATURDAY. Oct a3-pepa'uheh" W ''
'ohp"'"@' O - RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Comptrelrr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21


soLas,ys-,,.l,r. r,ualn qu ,.csa all pine
ss ' sss S., S .fsp -s qos . s sS
css e I'D, ,, - $500, @ s,. M H, ps,. sss aS sd
s tsi. psnS se sae .sd ~ lAd. p'as'., " sle
' ssvsnsroRr r.g..a.. ssn .'s price, p.",%,
as.. ~ d, -,si % Dol: :, s.' 81 S, .'s 90 & NJ
-" ss.. s. .s .n. - esssr srs,. % pnT..
.s .: i /. :: T.T 81. ..i. q r.: ,.s
e. s,:.. .; s :s:.i % ., "' 90 Il
s'. ss. on a.. S .,,,, .a IN u. .S-pe.
E-ss l'as. ~a.' sso,, ~ & DO 81 - s.,s s,
s,. w,si .i .I 5S.i G sud wsr sgsn :. 81 70
:, sa 5 -. ...s.!s ~ ar t a - ii.ss ssrSssi T
OF c.kE-ts. sqs'i, h.' es". s,,', % m & So ", s'
on sssisTs. go. ~... iH-, 81 lssi 100 n cash
,,. nv, &Sa 80 ... S..s, .sa
s'' So. ~ =, c,y a., .Ss 80 70; ~ rnI:. ~ 70
a,r D. 80 rn.. NJ. @ 40 s % .sS -" 50
=, cs.sss Issl. .ilsts tt PAN Mos .ud els sss eo S
ma. .s,s4, .rs s.: as~,,ii ..ls. s % ee. q. sc
81 80 ,.. y. 90 5000 49, t's s IL i % ..s a. s.Ss. I
a. 1.; 49,. ~ ~ . s.s X a. % % .. +. q ~ s Z. ssi i.
a.. - ts e; ,..'c .S c,s.. a. .rs M sale. Of GO .
.ile sh' Ss. ''. ~ shs s.s4's % ss ssSS
a. .ur1. sssss Ihs .sf .s Ia fAApAA "' s"s Of 10
u.,,., .,Ap u,l ~. yo.aes " a.hur III.
p.s '. fsfess No. Of a. isa. s 's' i's s,sa
49, 49,. "a slte foI domestic
.s .hg Al, saa q 10 s1l. god oJss isaata a. y 9'iG
st0 ,ns-The sf lave pssutsd Nv tarcs OF n
,.r.s dsu-ld brirs rTld sme" enfey V P's
have b sht H siirl si fraSefs
a. "a pru 0u 'ios' shd 'is scearuah Nh
.sss nupssrs hear 'eU eoAhdse tHae srd
49,, A. on doll nas"i 're
40 uas tEas. A. ihs es-s ie dsS,Sl
-, .,, tLs natst steady l.dH.c iof r 70 ."oi ne
,,rs ilidh gsJ 0rosr sad lte hr Va " Boz
dafs sHos Of 80 bids a. IVi -
t, n, C.b. lid ts f Psns kioa ta.e Tor hbshsh .ahi
"a sIO hc loialc htaoJ isfT As'e a. lsc LI
pa.a,r.d Grsasd All Crssd M al'ie fer soh "h Asd IL
dstc for iso~. ,,,,,1.
,lsu s 81 ga ~ 81 konsh fs- cd
aa., IL - O9ss bash Csse,ss Lnscsi loser s-s at
We rot. .s, Of Castle At M dlse. the latter a.
sitfcms. ~, =, 70, moi.
eash.
uppT fair and, ihqui'
80, !. Arm, Of IN 90 n al ~ dlJc. sAsh
woOIBsBe.s sssssny qa.' nth hsei asmAsd ron mssa
and hale f spslatea ,esrse and udnn rrsaes
are M Ia two siss eSsRns u be more aarel of
chang
-hsh iii 'of eorfs.Posns g.dss s goods
IT, hsht considerably bslo" TIA, ~ 1877 AUD re-
srn l~e'ihg that snisss soi 'h"od
AIN. mar. th rvAso.by be Anps forcigs s"os Asbo Do
"a oonp,idsn -h then -ito eoh.Seabb AS'nse 10
noh.r rp be bat hiVs Atnv IN We mAs.
% he ,m.ud L shob eAlaot ts erpeod
n liz ,,s.on ssd colder scatter la fas. are aa'
.l,b bs demand ffoA manustsr Tu0sAieej "oo scarce
Wool.Hrr Inquiry for frtfD uAn oi As
fsp,r su favor CahfofnlAsff demand "h hsa'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
Aibiotns Hotties.

SIlbt0tH0 N0IItrs.
WIN" " " tNciNNATL Oct IA, kba
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Thc ID rectors or TINS
JC,mn,py have declared DIVIDEND Of awe PER CbFr tn
.rnp Bonds a Da tn aud Mehgan
payable al the Am tir,a hkehsnxe Naheoa
Ran. ON or snrr Scrip hoA- er the same h
b,m by apIlyiuS LYNDS L. JONES. M ~ Er"dgss n
m, .a.fsr si be closed I III ID TO the 18th Inst ne'~
kiv- = -. o,,Ne = oee'e-Z
OvUcK os rus TKKAsUsKR CESrasLR k.to or rNEwJsksEI
No ln3 LIBRRry-sT.. NF~-loag. tct o 1907
T1NHE usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
TWO AND 0NEHALP PER CEN snd the ernmsnt .r n
brro declared PAYABLE s Office ard an FlksDAi oet ~
The S be closed from ti r nt The 2iss INST
saMuKL KNOX. Treasurer
rTHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, New.
Yo,s on 6 Is6s-Re.o we'd a DIVIDEND Of % lop
par CENT declared free o Govrnur ~ Of which per ens
ANAL n. ma 10 hhol.rs amer November aud
per shall he pd 80 her heaah 70, STATE
them hr-hodrrs and that he
Tsnr bcols be .be 18th Inst To- the ~ roIimo
' H. NillsON. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
THE KI,.KLux KHAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA

THE KItKIJIy KHAN IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
LETTER TO AN EMINENT NETWORK PHYSICIAN
DAYLIGHT MURDERS-REMARKABL DEM
oCRATIC MEETING.
hY DEAR DOcrOR As yOu requested, wfi~
ron about the state ,irs here. hli that instead oi
,enc exargcrc up North not ha told For instance
learn that judge Huge Republican, candidate f"r Con
yrSs for IIId District, went 20 Newhorry recently "
speak lie was frequently disturbed. insnlted' an"
abused, having p,ssols drawn upon him lie was r-
iewc the streets tn the depot by an armed "op'
which Threatened nj lfo " ne should dare return oh
the same day. quiet unoffrdus negro, Johnsoa f"hU'
was shot dead In open dayll fnir open ground,
without any QuaTuL THIS murder was committed NY
.ome one IN crowd Of rowdy whites. nDl rot pr'c'e
Of evidence can aimed against the sss,sSin Few
days ago, a very Qact, moderate nnof nding old man
tShrel, Mr Martin, Republicans member OF the lFTs
hture firm Ahbeviie shat dead M the pnhic ro"d
Nv four or five mrn In Disguise and was left Of
the n,urderers Here description OF Dem"cratc
meeting at Newbcrry recently. bist received from
He SAYS; al the erat Democratic meeting here,
sax boys HARDLY eered upon Aeb terms win pistol n
one pocket and a bottle Of Shisky IN me 0heT
ddnning Radicals and threatening TO shoof ni00ers
The ueyroes very srnsihy kept ont OF the way had
never fully realized until that day what drunken people
we are especially the yonng men, IL ~ rare on sueh days
10 see one entirely after he has been in town long
enough TO get drunk. was talking 10 q substantial
Democrat to-day, who believes thas Grant VIII De
elected the peaeeable eitizens viii b. disposed
submit But. he says that all hell eo"nos control o'r
young and boys. They Will commit ontrages; TIE
military will aud will punish the innocent and
drive them side with the outlaws" This Is picture
Of the state Of affairs IN place In the ureOunry which
ia dare say fair specimen OF all have met with a
number of prominent here from the upper counties
and they that here Of safety for any
Who Is suspected Of sympathy wsth the Republican
poriy. One very prominent man. from Greenve tells
hos tlx hpnf
respect by sensible pae hut that eoud have no assured
safety anywhpre upeountry being known as Repubi'
san This Of affairs deplored by all quiet, well dis
posed persons bn they feel poweress now to prevent
H. Here In Charleston, I think there 10 decided
Improvement Stree Tuesday night. Even The Mercury
ts not so bloody Bow and even speaks spprov-
ingy OF Adams's speech In Coumbathough only three
ago that journal threatened strongly to denouhce
him Adams think, will do good They hear him a.
Democrat though what he teaches s sound Republican
doctrine in the man. He Ia TO speak here tonight Very
many OF the best IN his city utterly dsgusted
with the Democracy and tell men like myself that they
would oppose openly II not for prescription and
danger thcr business Materially the condition OF tbe
.ountry Is better have generally good crops
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
cttpnpgsQ MAQNErl

s "a pnh sunsri sas,r b shoa soi on hs spot The
B dali. DUH Bacon eosea taf 81 oi per
/ est Sna stores a Re aues. bot pne.s unchanged
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE


iE.ur,...J Lt IaE I. TKinVsH BY our o~B hep"tetl
of srues IN r"sl e"n'ea "
so by houses whosse bpper rycete 70 ~ pe'
beside and other ebafges
% .ho, b.. carefully sh paa and the nano
sths .sper ppd cod Ma. an in"ee or
And snd letter bI
and directions aso san ho. ana N'h sehI
Clean and pu'ung op si add naeh '" VIC 90
produce - .,, ,.,s
a.. Gaming .rl much h.siy Arrivals Tor the veef ~
a Be.ry p.po the market and prices have is'n
per 6u.bel Frday Hoder aptous !" sell
. ,nl.d yeaku,s syrn With present iaeci quotations
s .ered bsans aud NO Others bo
@ a., us 2Se Zoe THAI cur sEoTes
rheh .bosIe lot Of o-oAdA peas 'ona'
sold al xl4A W. qaote:
Bsah. Mediums y blaehyea NAfFoT ,.ao
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
BEANs AND PEAS.
Burrrg.

p mn n,,,,,, %, the ..,s or decline Of 400 ffon As,
,.s san there no searey sythag tu, 'hrtt Hoe the de
....fnJ for which rams ahead Of the supply and prices
th, best Rtats frsins aud hslftubs are advanced
Idlc y n. Med,am aud common are nearly npehsng~
nd The called No Canada has bees received
within and osy g arsn. shipped 10 t.hoHA o the a
m the receipts continue 10 fall cf pns VIII advance sun
arhr controlled BY dealer, aud sPee.s
tbey rndeavor regulate the supply or 80 shape the m.s
some parts OF TIE
eatry pse.s putting the eos upon Dry fr sa we %a
fba,s, viii be quantity and los. cer some sh welsh
tnls arc selling small bot lines OF summer maze
,,y,y no De While Gaes VI f nsts tIkns ere oneng ~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

R.e.p u 7s7 for the week exports Of h7to hores % hs
week ssdnr H. An advance o. per sro is '.p.c. as
ths osad better feeling here aud added le nr
u. the siyauec In gold CITY freepu nave 1h,
While exports have been ager and bath are now Oh Tue o,, have
changed hands in kw mnuis., sonsh g" me ,stsr
seller hundreds OF niles apart sInn ~ ,,r AIRY
trau.coss ss at Little Ps YESTERDAY we're at i9g!1e %
snJ 7aliie fsory with lots oncrs a. l'.e "a " G w.
sr., Sus cto was shipper here yesIsra at . , %
hear Of on. feio to-day i7i There are " hons 1ss
high.r by those who advance Priiae su
mes sud September male are noN snnye. oI god
.lot Jus chress. We thsh @ 49,. slaost
I s ns di.p",e of their s"es The a.ifr
bo, dependent hTugD phce and the p h o., 49, re-
,e tna tue Engsh marx Agln le orfsoe.' ~, 90 -,
s, here Aner upper ronni rraee rrpe ar w. s shall Ss,
rsoiny dealers aud shipper " sc rn ,
ss 20 Jowon nd fse had OF ehere ''''
iauk a. saturday "o f"'''' MI
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

IApp,es. Southern soe. p n. 10 %
Far ~ Gosi. i............ ~
Peanuts, Va, p h.sh. y ) m0 o. %
Wilmington. y hash. 3wD $50
C CDestnsts. 4, bnsb.... 500 w
Hickory Nus, y bash. . ev'~ , ~
,Ps.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

FRUITS AND NUfs-DRIED -,
Arrivals fdied fruit, gbe II4o packages ~ VIC
the demand correspondence decreased ooy ~ nes s w.
selling l0Dlle With bD"tc "' "'
The higher pnc~s Chicago and ~ Louis attract
those directions Apples well pared eod Or dnn 'ns sr
Half and uspee'ra pesfDs
lower shipments being made Wet consignment Cbrsaa
sus 80 bat have brsghs $e to-day Hickory NUS osgo CON-"
fnrrad We M. n,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

p,s,lp,, "a tls Sf ih. The sai" an increase Nu ~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

The market uboa ehnss though scarcely srtve OWING
lighter rsport halls very fan<y bop o
bring the highest pries-. We qneie: a
Eew STATE good TO fspey, p n............-.-... Xwl3
(,.y,u,n 10 p,iu,e .,.,........,.,..,.... HW.0
R.detp mn HD0
Comw,u IN f,,, I3Dl6
Ye.Yhno, ................,,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28

rfsf 4nIIl hf aIh 1faa fff
lhaanrl sish A. - ~ aiifa
fIIn iiaf Is leinn ls'l m liei.faffi
ss deed Impfatal sifft in iffas
unr sHrsr groves srt osirE ~
lfiifr nofa protective go tsfl '1f
rtfn.nr sugar tsne toiion has
aiWafs teen q sulilfi ~ siudY as
h. ifiitr kinis bat lahrr sa'ins
impirmrnis are sopIht &C. hoH in
tht eoiton Geld. NsW wheai ffoia
= more Norihern climate has iftn
Imported The year ia large quanll'
tirs. fine horses, cattle ahd hogs
are quite the rage and not sitamfT
irnm Neu ORLEANS bot briggs more
an lees q them. There is nothing
IN a small way that will pay better
in the Improved kinds than the
irish polato crop, Between a slow
ripeuing. sobhy, Watery, hollow 20
ta,o and one that i quick growing
mealy and sweet there Is about as
much uluciNhNN - A"NlN -
a rotten apple and fresh orange,
One Is good far nothing, the other
is a delight TO the grower and a de-
light Ia the eater, Among the best
aud most rapidly rlpenlng new
sorts are the Harrison and karly
Goodrich. | tried them last year,
and certainly l had no fault 10 hni
with them, They rlpened early
aud they afforded me u long time
an abundant supply Of this most
useful f5od. They keep tolerably
well. also, much better Than some
of tho new fancy sorts now much
admired. This is the great com
plalnt with the Early Rose, IL rols
badly, aud will never do Ia this
South Texas climate, or even ! pre-
sumo Ia your country,
Yolrs, truly,
CAPTAIN JOHN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
MARRIED

At the residence OF O. W Sandefur, Esq,
near this place, on the evening Of the l0ih
inst. by Rev. C. o, STEELE, Mr.. WILEY
sTINSON to Miss ANGIE SANDEFUR /;
both Of this county.
lwashington (Ark.) Telegraph
rT We most heartily extend our con-
gratulations to our friend Wiley, and wish
him and his bride earfh's choicest gifts
and heavens blessing In the married life.
MARRIED. ct the residences Of the brides
father, in Port worth, Tarrant county, on
Sunday, November %. 1853, BY Hon. A. y.
Nonrox, Mr.. CHARLES TURNER 10 Miss
MARY J. Z. FERGUSON; all Of RL Worth,
Pools spurn Hynsn's gsnfie powers
But We by sweet experience know,
That marriage, rightly undsxstood,
Gives 10 the gentle and the good
A psrsdiss bsl0p-1
rENevsr enfrusi cake intended for The
printer 20 slarysr. r. ESQ., Iorf
th.t sent Us oa the rad Lawyers are al
nost certain 70 have some friend take such
fhinss from her ss5disbsgs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
nII.IsIaIs NeIlaEs.

rEWTFsFANT ARIsaOFAL Cili stii -n.aiFf
.srss.l "a g. AHA 10 4 rssra sa1.asa F.1siHs a
~ a'a.Fk Ia IA Asra isali a ~ sAas -. ,
Lri,k lIailal = - MIS- sfIrri- sNHleA i's'a sf
a. ss5at Esala "a s'rlssk A ~
MKFHnuisT EfisfnfAl a -hfs aisI
s,rss. Aass ilsa rslalarifslA Ia iiT hesf.r lis.ir
- 80 y. ra1giagFa rsrFR ssaass "a ~ sfE
u a. 81 aaTir usHiir hsAi- ssAAAiA sat'sHA -
as,lsl - Hisk A N
nAFUsT CHTRrn-krF A. \ hFssN 81 lhf
Matt.sars Rstiisi tharsh, niii lHvush a IN NJ
u. Hal 4 llsiiss 81 49, f.ssTik ssaass a. Fs'h
= aih.
orr sarulslL shlFfhlAA tht hNit-hsN
iT-si,t.li a. AaIsh, "a 49, ihiia sAi'sla in nafA
gTgBFRLANh FEEhNTfEiAN ihIstti m
a. hAnsfs, t#1'f' ehi lan., y a, ~ -.
E.-t.ra ptg.s FitTsan thanh, 81 ~ Nmha 50
- = ~ aths in s.rh nfhth IHta hFs. u
a.,g, - ~ fF,i ana fnh ss'ia'As, Ia ~ a'h"
attinr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28

COVE Internationally neglected last
week TO call aitcnlionilo the advertisement
OF H.. Florence Sewing NJ chine, which,
says the advertisement, Inns been awarded
she highest premiums a. tie best family
machine. The FLORENCE Is the o"'y
machine having the celebrated RrvrnsinLE
FrEp MovEagSJ, and that can make rorR
DISTINCT sTircnrs-lock, double-loek, knot
and doublc-knot.
Mcssrs. Blaggc & Co., Galveston, are Tie
General Agents for this Msehirc' and sell
nil first class machines at New York rri-
ocs. They also keep on hand all kinds Of
machine needles, silk. thread aud TRIM
.minrs. See their advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
HousroN. November 16, 1868.

- r. HoUsTON. November l6, 1868.
Since my last the United States
have elected Grant their next Pres
ident; General Reynolds has been
madc,to give place to Gen. Candy;
there has been first-class panic in
Wall street, New York; the Queen
7, of SPAN has gone to France to stay;
/ and there has been inaugurated a
filibuster expedition against Cuba.
.! Any of these events are sufficient to
Justify paragraph, and might be
made the text of an article. But
what is the use? The readers of
the HERALD. know as much of the
causes that have led to them and
the results that will hinge upon
them as | do Let them draw their
= own conclusions.
In Houston things are working
h and the prospects are good for a
Z lively winter. Trade has visibly
. improved since the LIST of Novcm-
Der, and not day passes that docs
not sec cords of goods sold to the
interior from our Wholesale houses.
Many are also arriving, aud the
mercantile countenance assumes q
2 visibly more cheerful appearance.
-. The December races, fixed for
Christmas week bid fair 70 be the
most brilliant meeting that has ever
occurred in the State. They are TO
extend over six days, and each day
is to have two or more leading races
for heavy purses. The success of
the late meeting was such as 10 en-
courage the Jockey Club to renewed
exertions, and they will leave moth
ing undone TO add to the interest Of
the great winter meeting at Hons
ten.
I The opening of The Commerce
street bridge to the public, a week
or two since. has added greatly to
the accessibility Of tho depot Of the
Central road to the town. This
light and airy looking structure.
being of wrought iron, is one Of the
finest pieces Of work in the State.
and is well worth inspection by
strangers who may visit Us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
OUR HOUSTON LETTER.

Leading Events-ITousion Winter Races
The Commerce Street Iron Bridge
Navasota and Cairo Railroad Conncc-
Of the Central Railroad
g Bonds Resignation Of Judge Sabin-
DR.. Perls Beef ery-Tcxas and
+ New Orleans Railroad on it's Last legs
g. How about the Memphis, FL Paso and
Pacific Road?-Improved Seed and Stock
in Texas
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ATTENTION, FAnMERs!: We call attention
to the advertisement of jas. O. Cru'clfie'd'
who will sell to day, at the Court House
door in the town Of Dallas, on n credit Of
six months, two Reapers, three Cultivators,
one Washing Machine and two-hors'
iron-axle wagon. Somebody will get bar
Uains