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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
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sssssaassi ssasTsl FTssTsTiiy, ne Hs'i's
people - iAs SSH sTs siliiss uay ssE-
ices, fsT restored uHiss u an he States,
,lsy ysi late, aHi a. net ai,snFi ~ ssa-
zeal their hatred, The fsHkss character
sRl The vile szsziiif ihs AsTth has Eeniisi
upsA saF soil sinss the late ~uHPlsasaHl-
seas 10 us il sssas ihsTs Is no sssd
ssHss ia = ssuihsTnsT bslisiAg his ,Tas
feeling b. al sneH 10 ssRsiliais his
snsUiss ~ falsely saaPli'asaiisE char
asisT Which il is '-hsra ia The ussh aHd
bred in the bose u every iTus sea,lsTn
aan, SonaR Anl child " alhes aEd ies-
piss, We ssAieHd, that il Ne, asa Psspls,
ssFs shisgsnis,is 10 The character % the
Nss Ehglsnd race o. fanatics aSd their
fsllswsrs ia the Nerlh ani West before
snd during tie var ss are aAiageAisiis Ia
that character yet, csA aHy sHs wAs
followed the baAHsT u lee, OF slehssall
Jackson, or ice JOhAsioh, OF the gallant,
.Hd How sIilsd, BrsskinTidgs amid the
grad old mountains o. viTginia ever ad'
nire the character Of the medsFh Huns
~ho applied The torch 10 Iss venerable and
,shsTs,sd piles Of Revolutionary memory
10 The Valley, gave RishmOEd TO the hanss
aud committed murisr, arson, burglary,
robbery, ,heiI, rape aud TaPihs in the
''eradls Of The Prssidshisl Never no,
never wLile grass shall grow AaI howsrs
SiOom, while mountains eehliuns TO rear
their bald aud blaeksneJ cliffs iosaFd the
heavens or rolling rivers seek the sea, the
children Of the South must ever hate the
mind that could plan and the hand thu,
could execute such unmiiigaisi saerilege,
Sillainy, cruelty aud crime, Can any son
Of Georgia think Of "shsrman's bunmers'
and hirslins Dutch, engaged In their dab
olism In Atlanta, without an angry thrill
Of the nerves, = vengehIl fash Of the eyel
Can any native citizen Of Charleston re-
member the boom Of the "Swamp Angel
battery, whose aim was directed at the NO.
men aud babes Of that beleaguered city,
with = smiiel Would Il be possible for
Wade Hampton, the Ceur lie Leon Of our
Crusade for Liberty, to stand beside the
Congarss, and see reflected In the mirror
Of its waters the CHASTITY lineaments Of his
own Columbia's charred and blackened des-
olation, with u new. born admiration Of the
character Of the drunken vagabonds who
/ fired the palaces, domes and minarcts oil
that once magnificent city or respect FOL
tho remorsclcss AM cold.hearted conqueroi
who permitted his ruthless myrmidons Il
do tho damning deed3 We can "agree Il
disagree" for the sake Of general peace and
material prosperity; but hatred Of those
who wnged barbaric war upon the wives
children and private property Of the soutl
is part Of lifc-and Southsrn-bo pco
pie will loathe II till Time shall be dust Oh
his broken Tyre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

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faasson a. lauFtf Tier see isisn
hsafs isu NuuisT, ks.tfsfff r. gsiff
hts hiens aui usFisi 70 . iesil' su,s.
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tusss shsi ~ sIuksa sfssuE nsn, uill
ais di.eslis.i, sisksi, tyTaunisal, lake
aaH suiTaKs she'd Sod ~ lata like son-
asnRaiisa ahl iHiAaeus FsPTessL spea
The AmsIisaH hAms. fLs fRdiHg u ihs
esaFi Ia he sass u The taia~ PIisoHsFs
sOuld dlsfTaoe sFsn The AHnais Of ths
fIsneh hSEoluiien. Win no evidence %
sny impariaAse hsfoTe ihsm, sIssP, the
details u psIjursd SillaiH--,hs 600 u
the thief ~he was vhinIel-lhs iHssPsn-
.ibls dssPOis have ssRsigHsd 10 an uRHse-
ssssTily cruel AL igReminous aeoM sorAs
% the lssi Ani mast FiTiuous yeaas men
% the soaih, IN fsiARdi Oh, Hungary Z
On, Ir,lsnli-iles blessed ySuT sisiien
AnA hos HAD yoar fate compared vi'L
ours
The rsss'sl fsrliRg among oar people is
that oi abe masi inslense indishatien aud
horer We ksVr heard bat Que expression
smens all wiIh shem we have een'sTsed
on hi. snijeci, The unanimous decision
Of the -hiis race is smh0disl iR that ga
pT,ssian 'Sheull I ever be led into .
diaicul,S 9Th sAy o. these IhisSing, in
ssndiary seoahdIrls, either he or sa'i de
~ fks ssSat.iSTF
Think Of IL, frsemsn Of the North Your
Southern fellow eiIiIehs, for an inslgHih-
rant offrnee-A miserable, petty INSIDE
,nsanor-handeufsl like felohs, treated
like dogs, snaIehei from their homes,
friends aud kiHired, almost without warn
ing, eonLemu'd 10 hard labor, an enormous
hue, and seat ar away 10 distant an'i
rrs,iirnii,l ,l"nseon by a sci Of ePauleiied
IyrHais o.. tie PsEjurel Testimony Of q
fhivyiRs villain--io rot-io wiiher-io die
u u, ell l.-, Ter no other reason al heart
than that is ing Radiealism msy revive
aud nnurish on tho blood II It's political
opponenIs. There aFs hundreds Of jail'
~, and sstjnrrnI TO Alabama. There Wa
no rsrhly Srr'l for sending these yousr
men Though they had been stepped 10
and qua ishmrn,. fhry were sent 10 the
pry Toriugns, therefore, simply for saeri
ices. L. IL your will that We shall submit
anieily 10 this and similar ouirsFes nov
rrcparingy is your spirit so hasely con
tenipublc MS to lead you TO thus insult, de-
grade and murder your fellow-eonntrymcn'
frnoi, In the name Of God aud Of Justice
speak NJ once, and speak in a voice tina
tyrnnis can neither fail 10 hear nor disre
4 rJ.-[ Marion (Ala.) Commonwealth.
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nsy Cheap frejghts is subject that is

p@- Cheap frejghts is subject that Is
particularly interesting to every merchant,
farmer &c., in the State Of Texas. W.
ourselves in small way, have figured
some on the subject and while We have moi
found out all that is needed on this point
we have discovered a plan by which large
margin Of freight may be saved by our
merchants. Our remarks are not applica.
BILE alone to Dallas or the county, but TO
the whole range Of country that transports
its produce or receives its freight through
the city of Galveston. In our columns to-
day will DO found the advertisement Of the
Houston Direct Navigation Company which
has line Of sailing vessels running con-
stantly from New York to Houston. Freight
on these vessels does not touch at Galveston
at al, and avoids all charges Of Drayage,
Wharfage and Commissions. Freights
consigned to this Company at Galveston,
(if not shipped in the COmpany's vessels,
of course will incur the charges of drayage
and wharfage at Galveston but no commits
sions. Freight consigned to it at Houston
also ineurs the same charges at Galveston,
but is forwarded without drayage, commits
sion or charge for advancing The close
connection made with the Houston & Texas
Central railroal, by means Of q new
wharf at Houston to which the cars run, is
q great saving and convenience, and the
company makes IL q special point to pay
all losses il any occur for which il is re-
sponsible promptly. We wish some other
concerns would do the same thing, but
they don'ti
In winter and early spring passengers
taking the boats Of this line can have q
good sepper on the boat Tin fact the finest
neal TO be fO-nd on any line in the South
ern country,) good lights rest aboard
for less than by the ears, on the rsilroad
fare and hotel bill, and vsks up in Calves
ton before business bosrs the neat morn
ing. In the winter and spring, this is
ey-.t sesiderstun, bot IL . man is blessed
with plss,y - money perhaps in sumner,
ID. railroad Is preferable
We hope al Of eur Up country merchants
viii makes BSss Of this-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
Navigation orthe Trinity River.

The mail from Northern Texas
came through Saturday night, the
first in nearly five weeks, bringing
files of papers for four weeks back.
We find great stir and excitement
being made over the arrival Of the
first steamboat at Dallas, which we
noticed q few days ago.
II seems that Capt. McGarvcy
has been exploring and opening the
river since September last, at which
time he left Galveston.
The results ofhi labors may be
i,fcrrcd from the following extract
from the Dallas Herald
"Capt McGarvey who has seen
the river ut every possible stage of
water, says large size boats can run
six months in the year to Dallas,
and light draght low water boats
the entire year. lie pronounccs it
superior To- the upper Rcd River,
the Arkansas, Illinois, Wabash, up
Nor Mississippi and upper Ohio.
The Captain proposes to establish
immcdia,eI Y regular line of freight
and passenger packets between this
place and Magnolia, which will
there connect with n line to Calves
ton. All hail to the entcrprisc-a!l
honor to Capt. McGarvey.
Want of space in our present issue
dctcrs us from remarks upon con
cert of action of other counties"
Should the calculations of Capt.
McGarvey prove correct, (Which we
have no reason to doubt, he being
an experienced steamboatman),
it will create pcfcct revolution in
the channels of trade and build up
northern and interior Texas in the
shortest time. The Trinity river
rams through the very centre of
Texas, penetrating the richest re-
gionst of not only our State, but the
whole South West. We may soon
look fbna rise in lands and real cs-
tate bcf0no unheard of in all that
region, and the "Omaha-like" rise
of Dallas and other places to the
magnitude of cities. H'
r. Northern Texas and Trinity re.
gion is certainly most Fortunate in
the certainty Of an carly railroad
transportation, and an almost equal.
certainty of river navigation to
carry off the rich and varied pro-
ducts and her million of cattle and
other stock. We rejoice with our
friends of that section, and wish
them God speed in their good for
times Jimplecute.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

CRIMES IN TEXAs.-There seems
to be manifest disposition on the
part of political demagogues to at
tribute the various offences commit.
ted in this State to the lawlessness
Of party feeling, and spirit of i'll
will against those who differ in OPP
inion on political questions. In
fact it is attempted to be construed
into war of races and antagonism
Of principle incident on the late
domestic struggle. The people Of
the South are told of the lawless-
ness in Texas, and the great num-
Der of murders unpublished.
Gen. Hancock answered the argu-
ment in his celebrated letter to
Governor Peasc, and we deem it
our duty to speak for Galveston.
During the months it has become
our duty as a newspaper to chroni-
Gle these facts, there has been but
one homicide in this city as yet,
and that was among Italian mar
kct men, There has been about a
dozen shooting and cutting ARRAYS,
not one Of which arose from politi-
cal antipathies or disputes.
This is in a population of twenty
thousand inhabitants.
We question if better record
can be shown in any seaport town
of its population in the United
States.
We are not able to speak ibti-
mately of the feeling in the interior
Of the State, but in reading the ac-
counts OF homicides and ARRAYS in
our exchanges, very seldom can
they be traced to these causes which
are endcavored TO fasten upon Tex
as the ignominy of barbarism and
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Dallas county Greeting:
WHEREAS, Oath has this day been
w made before me by Edwin Taylor,
that n. d. Mason is absent from the State,
so that ordinary process Of Law cannot be
served upon him, You are hereby com
manded tat you, by making publication
Of this writ, in some newspaper printed in
Dallas county, Texas, for three successive
weeks before the return day hereof, sum
mon the said n. d. Mason TO be and appear
before me, a my Office, in the town Of
Dallas, in the county Of Dallas, on the
third Monday in JULY, A. D. 1868, to an
sver the complaint Of the said Edwin lay
lor for the sum Of $50 "A due upon an &C
oonnt By said " d. Mason 10 Edwin Taylor
due the fret day Of January, 1858
Herein fail not, but Of this writ make
dae return as the Law directs
- Given under ny hand this 18th
SEAL day Of June, A. D. 1868
Wv Ben. LONG, Up
jun20-403v Dallas county.
Came 70 hand same day as issued Er-
eeuted June 18Th, 1858.
Mr. WINNIFORD,
Sheriff Dallas oouBty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
COMMERCIAL. MONETARY.

losiiaii ~. a. I-I@'. \ ti~i'ssas- ssi Hs.sss
GALVESTON, JaHs u, is6s--fhs csiisn naIksi
/. sitheat Interest, A drrlius 10 sFsin snheuHSsi
10 faTvPsan mATtsis, and holisTs hTIe haze lssH
siling ~ Taiu1s thriT hsuTss, tut thsTe 70 hiiis
drIashd, aud SAILS Il vhif ~ hAirs a.. reported, al
L. foT tiasi OIiinsp, The Tro-ipis ar q taiss
GrIH-Ths rate has TraaAinsd steadily a. l3' sinss
-aIly this IneTnihs, shea lHA. ~as aid ~ fs-
Instances. hIlNtk-fhSTs 10 no demand, aud gae'
Istinns are numinAl ~ lii ai1a
nOIsTuS, JuHe u, lsts--fhs ssHsFal market
was duii enough % day, There no sales u cot
tn, same arrived In The city, hssr'sF, shish sac
enrnsd a the blia~ins hsurss, sllhaai tAksT,l
0riinaTy,,,,,,,,,lia li', l.es Nidilius lsais's
Gesi ordinary ~ els Miiilins,,- .,,isalsls
American htll ssssrrs-slA - - w
American slts
Mexican NlNrfrssssss,sss tAf ~ kod
NEw YORK, June l.,-Goli hFn, lioi sluoioo
specie, so-s 10 EuTops Tomorrow sterling dull,
lUl. ssuthsTh bohds strong,
NEW YORK, June li,-noh oTenri az ii0,
LONDON, June ll.-l;s0 r. M-cohsois % IS
10 o. hands - 50,
LIVERPOOL, June ia.-toiion sales, so tales Al
10 "a SHAT u Ia OTluansll,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
ssiIss ~ lIaaI ssiiismssi.

az o. FfAE Ainisisifsisf n ~
w. fsitif a ffiff sfsataff ffffsfI :
80 fifi ia ~ ffrf o. seal srfsaaf go
ffnt STA ssii fsfaff tee ~ siih A. D..
titles yrtTisf ilsi ~ ~ discharged frau
sll fsfiltf hstiiitits 80 ttuisififsisF
sfsrfssii
fhis nihfTtfaTs o. nsiig 81 Tgrsaas 10.
itFfsifi 10 10 snt sFffsT tffaTs its iiaH-
sfahls tsauiy teari q i.aiiss ssaniy. 10
h hslisn ~ a. Csarihsass ia 10 less n
Dallas "a he las Msniay Iihs Ella iayi
u laly, A.b lsdst ~hsu asi shrFs ihs
ssI-s gill b afini uTsH, AL ssairsi ths
sass II ihsy ihiHk PTsIsF
= s. JONES, CFrREI
Dallas, JuHs ID. Isis juuza ie8t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
Neiiee OF Final settlement.

II H. BAH, GuArdisH 81 yessphiHs
Il. MsHsll, has Sled ia ~ e1tes his
hnAl aseaaHi eaTTshi siih ssii estate, To-
sstheT siih his psiiiioh praying 10 be- TO-
leased hom al farther liabilities a. guar
iiAa afaWsaii,
This is 1hsTsfsTs 10 nssib all PsrssAs ia
IsTsslsi 10 be aHd aPpsaF before the lieA-
cradle couHiy CeuH ~ Dallas lsuIiy, 20
be kslieH a. the Courthouse in the tess %
Dallas on the last MeHiay lIhs s1ih iayl
Of Juiy, Al, lsis and seElssl the sau,s II
they lhiIk proper,
= :, JONES, SEe,RE.I
Dallas, JuHs IL, lsis-jaH-tt iUsat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

The Harrison Flag thinks the
Dallas people do not overestimate
the appearance of Capt. McGarvey's
steamboat at their wharf IL says
"the horn of the prosperity Of Dial
las" is to be filled TO overlooking
her natural advantages Of soil
and climate being uDquestiODable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

Youatt, a weII-known veterinary
surgeon, who has been bitten eight
or ten times by rabid animals. says
that crystal Of the nitrate Of silver
rubbed into the wound will positive
" prevent hydrOpbobia in the Bit
ten person or animal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

To REMOVE SCREW RUsTED IN
THE WooD.-Heat a poker in the
fire red hot and put it on the top of
the screw for minute or two, then
take the screw driver and you will
easily get it out, if you do it while
IL is warm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

E1SSuhserileTs TO the llER,LR In Ian
easter aud vicinity, ean settle ihrir sub
scripiions with RoRTRT HEoTnrRToS, isq
Of the firm ~ DraiheTloh & Co, Who Is duly
authorised To receive sud receipt for an,
moneys due the Herald Office,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
R. GREENE, ia, Secretary.
AGENTS.
Administrator Notice.

HAVING been appointed Administrator
I'LL de Bonis non Of the estate Of John G..
Andrews, deceased, by the County Court OF
Tarranl County. a. the May Term, 1868, OF
said Court, al persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified 20
present them. as the Law directs, and al
persons indehitd 70 said estate viii save
cost By immediate payment
s. TERRY. Administrat0r.
June ;, 1S5s-ss-su -printsr's fee s. =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

The public are respectfully solicited to
attend tho closing exercises Of my school
to take place on Thursday and Friday next
Examinations during the day and eIhibi'
lions at night. ". II. SCALES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
@ew Aavertise
LOST!

LOST!
COME TIME SINCE, while swimming
- lot of stock across Trinity river, |
lost ROAM FILLY in the bottom oppo-
site and near Dallas. The animal is bran
ded on the left shoulder with diamond
with q tail extending below the bottom
point, something like this: A
v
Any information leading to the recovery
Of the FLY given to s. s. Jones, Esq, in
Dallas, will be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded. ]. j. TUCKER.
Dallas, June 20, 1S68-40tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
STILL THEY COME!

WE ARE JUST IN RECEIPT OF
40 bbls Sugar, ..
brown, crushed and powdered;
so sacks Rio Coffee
8 bbls Louisiana Molasses;
y. 4 3-bbls Golden Syrup
100 ounces Quinine;
60 kegs Nails, assorted; .t
1000 pounds White Lead; -. .-.
so boxes Window Glass, ass'd sizes;
which we will sell at small advance on
Jefferson and Bryan City prices. .
CLARK & BRYAN.
Dallas, June 20, 1868. .s.u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

p~Ts recommend Burns, Gee & Co. Of
Galveston, whose advertisement appears in
this issue, ss one Of the best houses any
where in the whole Southwest Call on
them WIEN yOu visit the Island City, and il
you cant 20 there, send them your orders.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

We have never before noted the
fict that fishes spawn can be sent
witbOnt damage BY mail 10 any dis
tance A package Of 200 trout
spawn. mailed from Monroe county,
New York, on the 9Th Of hsrch,
reached Fort SaHDders, Daeotah, on
the 18th. with only sir spelled BY
April ID, nearly all the eggs were
hstehed out and the fsb doing veil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
OBITUARY.

Died, suddenly, June -, 1868. at the
residence of Mr.. Grill Miller, in this county,
Mr.. b. F. MCFARLAND, citizen of Rusk
county, Assistant Assessor of United States
Internal Revenue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

EB-If the Radicals succeed in the comm 9
election, tho man is not now living who
will ever see peace and prosperity in the
so-called United States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

ris- During The absence Of the proprie'
tor, Mr., virginius llntehen will attend ia
all business Of this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

BsS-l have = first rate, new, medium 81
rel, FIRE aud burslar'Proof Iron safe, shiel
will he sold low Ia n cash customer, IL earl,
application is made,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
A DEADENER.

KEATON & JOHNSON want 1t distinct
ly understood that if any one drops down
to their prices they will sell lower. Thcil
motto is "cheapcr than the cheapest"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

TMsj. James T. Barkley, the popular
landlord Of that excellent hotel the Crutch-
feld House, in Dial as, is absent on long
visit 10 the State Of Missouri.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
JUST RECEIVED.

A LARGE LOT Of Summer Clothing
N Ladies' and Misses Shoes; Boys and
Gents Boots and Shoes; Parasols and silk
Umbrellas; Ladies' Lisle and Kid Gloves
Hoop Skirts, latest styles Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs; assorted Braids and Dress
Trimmings and other goods 100 numerous
to mention. Our stock is large and com.
pletc, and we are determined to sell. Call
and see us, if You want to save money, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
CLARK & BRYAN.
Dallas, June 20, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
April II, IsiS.

az " u, crSnING, IA, Ii-as'"H Insurance
ohos, iiaa.,"n, Tex, 10 our aaIheTisFd sE.ni o.
the Dallas ll-Isii, d5it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
NEW nooHs

IT, G.llss inE sec hgaAs siii - fsgaa - sals q
ths iisE4li nnFs, a. ~ TTisss Hsr-sAs
Lis aHa GaHIsig 80, ~ ,irn- = =, lsieAssAlll gesk
sea, ~ n, l. haaasy s-nsIsSNe tiHeias, ~ hal
ralL 81 ruTTsnrg-
rFi-an Liza 81 ysEsTssh DsIis, - oTa'sa, 81 50
sasrla
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

Buckwbeat came originally from
Siberia and Tartary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
state Executive Conservative Com
mitteS

JOHN HANCOCK, u Travis, CAHiFWE
IN. HENDERSON, ~ Harris,
5 4, MAVERICK, II RsNaE
RICHARD COkE ~ MelSnhah,
HAMILTON STUART, II Galsesioh,
.. u. ErANs, II IisnissR.
J. ". TiiRnCk MORTON, ~ fallia,
JAS, u, STARR, az NasesiesLes-
u, 5, GOULD, ef Leon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
RPIIGToUs NOTICES

m Rss, ", J. BRowS, Of the Missionary
baptist Church, will preach Al The MasORi'
Hall, in Dallas, ON the ilh Sunday in sael
mouth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
Editorial Correspondence.

R6"It is believed and hoped that the
editor will be at his port next week.
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CONSIGN TO

HOUSTON DIRECT NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Houston, Harrisburg, or Galveston.
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and Ships Goods, Produce and all other
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IT. II. PERCY, President.

J.H. sTERRETT, General Superintendent.
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Market Reports

NTW YoaK, January 27-,Noon 4.Stooks very
active. Money easy at 6per cent. Gold Alt.
Governments strong 8: old i11t. Flour firm.
Wheat one cent better. Corn one cent lower.
Bye and Oats dull. Pork steady al s21 rs.
Lard quiet, Cotton frmer at l84a18s. Frelghts
firm. Turpentine irregular at 56s. Rosin firm;
common strained 50 81.
EyENMa-Cotton 1S4a1Sa-the latter an ex-
treme rate; sales $500 bales. Flour frmer.
Wheat Is2c. better. Corn active Mixed West
ern 81 26a1 80; White Southern 81 26a1 50
Yellow 81 26a1 80. Oats heavy. Provisions
steady. Mess Pork s21a. Lard 1Sa1Ss. Gro
ceries quiet and firm. Turpentine 5eaa57
RoHin 50 STAT. Freights frmer; on Cotton BY
steam, ta2; ON Corn by sail 10. Gold At
'62 coupons n1a.
BALTIMORE, January T.-Cetton very buoy
ant and tending up; ,Middling held at 1sla1sso
sales 14O0 bales on Saturday, on basis Of 7lc
al7ac. Flour quiet and steady Wheat, small
business done; Southern 81 7ca2 s5. Corr
rather bstssr; white 81 20; yellow 81 17a1 1s
Oats dnIf at z5a76c. Bye duh ct 55c. Provis-
ions quiet; bulk sides 10is10l; shoulders 81.
: CHuHxATz, January N.-Corn dull; in the
, ear sOc; shsiled S5c. Provisions armer. Mess
Pork, old, $40; new M: 'Baton' firm ami quite
shoulders slo; clear sides 112c.