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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

.
The following is from the Louis
vile Journal and contains very sem
sible and correct views for, the South
in the present juncture: ~,
The prospect is cheering. But it
is not cloudlcss. 1t is shadowed by
one cloud. that is threatening. We
refer to the danger that before the
next elections the prescribed States
or a majority of them will be radi-
Called and dragged the place
to which the radical party has as
signed them in, tho Union. This
outrage, should it be perpetrated,
viii impose on the conservatives of
the represented States. ifthey would
gain-the next Congress and the next
President, the necessity of making
almost clean sweep of both Eiec-
tors and Congressman in the next
elections. We believe'that tliey.can
do even this. We believe that they
will do il. We believe that. they
indeed will make a clean sweep.
Their broom is new And their
hands arc strong. But the task is
q mighty one, and it behoovss every
conservatives, and espccislly every
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
VOL. xy, NO. t7..~WHGLE NUMBER. 7l6.
A New ana East Cl.y.

\ correspondent of the Syracuse
Journal gives the following descrip.
Iion OF the city Of Ohoycnpe, ut the
eastern base OF tho lioebJ Noun
iains, and on The line Of the Pacific
,llajlroad: Il, ,., .f,..y -....
The FIRST settler in Cheyenne. ar
rived on tbe 22d qf July last. Al.
that timcthcre was not ~ stick OF
timber in9thc reSiony and tbe place
was desoatq enough 10 discourage
anyrman But, witnes, the change
Op the SLh Of September its city
government vas Qrgapized, and it
has TO day n, good rhotel77while
another and larger one is being
bullL-7townY ihallsras lgFge ,ystoro,
warehouse, five livery and feed
stables, asp!qHaid restaurant, where
the delicaeics Of the. season.
served decr si;+plllcd trout, buffalo.
antelope, etc. 1t has manylpspeg,a-
bic anI pcrlrangnt buildings, and,
what is wortha . great 1eql, N, en-.
torPriains population o. uoar!Y fve
thousand. Prices in Cheyenne are
what Eastern people would call
steep" Board costs from &2+ To
s2S per week, Potatoes 7,.cenls
per pound, 81 20. 0.pcg bushcl. Ever.
thing is sold bystilc Aoundr,hcre-
apples 80 cents per9pounid, about
@lf per barrel s0garShper lioupd;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11
rs-JOB WORK OF u,l kinds executed
With nentncss and dispatch.
AGENTS.

Mossrs T. c. WHARTON & Co.. No. IS Common
Street New Orleans, La, are the ONLY AUTHORIZED
AGENTS In That city, to obtain and collect snhscrp-
ilons and advertisements for the Dallas Herald.
PrrrIyGuL & CO., ~ Park Row, New York city.
Capt G q. PAYNE Fort Worth.
II. r. HAWKINS, ESQ., Waxahachic, Ellis cIr1p
r. W DUKE, Esq, Weatherford, Parker Co, Texas
GATES S CARPENTER. Decatur, Wise County, Texas
j. NJ MCNEIL and $. A. NESrErs, Esqs., Denton
JYo. II. BrSGHAM, Enquirer o0lcc, Mckinney
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STOCK brand.

r-oR the Information ofafl conccrned- hereby ciTe
Il n,ficr that ny brand for horses and caiiie = =
- i,.fsrrnsfio- Of siock ia this brand. vii Be-
shs<sfHr recsfveired- Ny s1fress = k9eksail
E-~fr--a county fs7.til 1SnAM cHisth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11


q THE JACoBIN LEA,iUEo at Anstin
have shown their cUntompto of Coy.
Hamilton advice, anil issued a hew4
platform. signed by Hunt. Taylor
Remey, KeithieyGnd Madison. two
nominal white men and'three actual
negroes, as the Gazette SAYS They
all legislation ing Hesas
since secession, B. andba all judgments
and deerees ofcourtss and all oiiieial
acts, are null anil void; that, the
statutes ofliinitations ceased 10 run.
from that date; that all ,whoyNwcI6
ldisfranchised Temporarily so by the-
new constitution aof the .Siate; and
that the lust of disfranchised should
be.increascd bysadding all who votI'
cd for : the ordinance aof secossiony
Who belonged to the Sons of the
South; all who maltreatod frcedmeni
after Lincoln's proclamation, and all
whomaltreatcd United States. of!ic.
ers and soldiers, &c; that slavery
ceased TO exist after Lincolns pro
clamation; that the State Of Texas
should be divided, &c. The Gazette
says that these declarationsembIacc
the doctrines held by the majority
of the League, and they are tho
sentiments beyond doubt Of a ma
jority of the radicals in Texas.
They are the sentiments ofthe men
who arc controlling tho negroes
and shaping their actor
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TEt,yis---sn Advance.
t.ATEs OF ADyE.,TrsrN,!t

ono Square, (en lines Of this sSo typed 81 20 for the
first and I6 cents for each additional insertion.
BS-Our charge for announcing u candidate mr
State or District offices Is Sl6, and 'orCounty or Pre-
.nct Offices 81 90, payable Invariably whom the
announcement Is made.
BB-Tho above advertising rates are In currency.
Specie received at Its market value.
mo- Wheat, or produce of any kind that we can
nse, aiken at the best market price, for all dues TO
this oiilce.
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TO ALL WHOMITMAY CONCERN
J. T. DEvANNEY.

Practical Machinist & Gin Wright,
HAS located in Paris permanently, aud
I'll is now ready to make engagements TO
ft up or repair Steam Eengines, high or low
pressure. Also, Gin Stands worked upon
on the shortest notice, also sewing Machines
repaired and tut in good order Address
J.T. DEvANNEY, MachinisI,
Care Paris Press Office,
I4af Paris, Lamar Co., Texas.
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The Dallas Iron and Brass
FOUN D Y,

New and Improved Machinery.
vgvHE undersigned beg leave to inform
4 their friends and the public generally,
that they haave just received new and
LARGE EEgDW LATHE,
and
pL,AWMR for Planning IRON,
And are now prepared to do all kind of
work usually done in Foundry and Ma
china Shop, such MS
BUILDING ENGINES aud BOILERS,
DOEING CYLINDERS, &C.,
We keep always on hand, BOILER RlV-
FITS. GAGE COCKS CRATE BARS, EN-
TR S for TIIRESHERS and REAPEKS,
BABBET METAL, &c.
Castings Of all Kinds,
Made to ORDER either in BRASS or IRON.
CRATE BARS at TEN CENTS per pound.
No need of sending off for aaythlng in
our line; we can furnish all that is needed.
fey~Bring all your OLD IRON to our
Foundry; We will pay the highest price for
BAILEY s. GRITFITHS,
Dallas. aIarch .. 1857 24:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

Noah buiil his ark with gopher
wood, but how far he bad to 90 fer
wood to Build it with the Scriptures
do not inform Hss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

III Crockett scuiihcf says ti,at
Dr. johnson, tkc Bnrcan agent, for
1'riaify county, ailer having ertrag-
cl. ihs aitcd aud robbed the pccPlo-
Of his district, fearing tie se.utcn-
izing csc OF tie Inspecting oliircr.
who had arrived FOR The purpose cf
lcoLiag into his proceedings, ieh i'm
has l.sisiy f.r parts si-Eass'va-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

~ ~ CoYyESTioS flSE,gi az ac''
count Of the Radical mdethSSSd dsSS in
L4ppisjapa 9Rls SsilSfsSpfg5ei III IihSl SOB fie-'
yppet tseysi norqe, yds5od si Al Oh;
osLeVsiiaYpl;a, siiaYl;t,, and alIngd tbelpsfers 'tEfaR'eS r
eastofat be Mississippi YSfeuln!lss Y % OUT
rageE and, then strapglc, and dI,,ri Texas,
proaling by tho ,eXaMplcs, MI dgt meet
The cnemy my-MitL. olhGr1 1actics. Sorae
Texas ionrpals assert thai ,theYhllo
reters OF the Stase have q c3lIsi.ei'-.
ab!e mSjoritySoyeH the, EEaddleos negro
party; notwithstaldiNg tth the IN frgads
in, ,fegisirati3ns : i bis; IS ~ lie
doubtful, We 'fhfiiss, Rnd ae tts ho-
CoohssryatiSS majority 'inEItttSr regis
try" essiioys 4 mpst, nrecatiotts eSis.
tencc, III other states a arcYision,
-by'order of tto Copihanding Gen
eeral, lias been. had,,' With what re
suits our Texas friends Cab easily
In l dis vieewsof tie sitaati6p, 'ws
arc rcioicel TO find tho con.'erva-
lives II, Texas press sand people, re-
.solyel 70 take no part Whatever in
tic coming election. :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

I" CHRISTMAS EyEAT, Tpr q z. lt.tt5,,
Observation-Disclosures sgiyethe. eHilapca
of the Episcopal sunday School on
,CAMstmas Eve At the Capitol, was,
.of u Very q, Interesting character.
About 125 Of tlle $50 childrep, ecom-
posing the Sunday -Sehool-of ',t.
!DAyid,ss gssembleaiin qla H9ltot'thc'
blouse Of Rcpresantatycsywhsrer n,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

Such is eursview-ofthe true course
Of the Southern conservatives under
the reconstruction scheme Wegive
it forwhat is it worth. In our judy
ment, tho Southern conservatives
should agree ia favor Of either oonrse.
we repeat, would be- immeasurably
better than their disagreement, Let
them agree in favor of enes or the
other. Aud to this end we rejoice
to sec that conventions hayez been
called in severaL.of the States To
the same end weihpRe that conyen-
tions will be called in the rest. B,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-11

Assistant Adjutant General.
NEw ORLEANS Dec. 2S.-Gcn-
Hancock in Special Orders No. 220,
ieralizes the official acts of X. L.
Shelly, appointed. clerk OF the Sc
cond district court by Gen. Mower
and removed in turn by Gen. Han
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-04
PROOFS OF T'iEsUpERIOR QUALITY
AMERICAN WATCH
WAGTOGNM, E1ASSa

THE American warth Company, Of waltham,
Mass, respectfully submit that their watches
are cheaper, moro accurate. less complex, more
durable, better adapted for general use, and more
easily kept In order and repaired than any other
watches In the market. They are simpler In
structure and therefore stronger, and less likely
to DO Injured than the majority Of foreign
watches, which are composed OF from 1875 10 500
pieces, while In an old English watch there are
more than 700 parts. How they run under the
hardest trial watches can have, Is shown by the
following letter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-04
THIS Is NO LOTTERY.

But We offer ne an inducement 10 those who sub
scribe, and will help to push forward to success
full Issue, cheap and valuable Illustrated Family
Journal, and give a large number OF premiums.
Subscribers will not have to wait TO know II they
have a premium. There will be 1870 premiums
distributed to the subscribers. Tho paper will be
we'll worth the dollar, for tho year. A book has
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TO 100 900, and tho premiums arc equally dis
tributed through the one hundred thousand num-
bers.
IL there should be one thousand names received
on tho same day and date, the letters will be
opened regularly as they come TO hand, and
marked on the book In regular rotation as opened,
80 that there will be a fair distribution OF the
premiums. We shall publish tho names of the
persons that are entitled 10 the premiums, In the
NEw YoRK MONTHLY ILLusrnArEp, and In the city
and country papers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-04

Othtfhi ouIctlhbohucut
American Watch Co., Waitham.
We make now five different grades Of watches,
named respectively as follows;
Appleton, Tracy a Co., waitham, Mass.
Waltham Watch Company, wallham, Mass.
7. s. Bartlett, Waltham, Mass.
VIM. Ellery, Boston, Mass.
Home Watch Company, Boston, Mass.
All Of these, with the exception Of the Home
Watch Company, are warranted by the American
Watch Company to be of the best material, on the
most approved principle, and to possess every re-
quisitc fer reliable time. keeper. Every dealer
selling these Watches Is provided with the Com
pany's printed card Of guarantee, which should
accompany each Watch sold, so that buyers may
feel sure that they are purchasing the genuine
article. There are numerous counterfeits and
limitations Of our Watches sold throughout the
country, and we would caution purchasers to be
on their guard against imposition.
Any grades of Waltham Watches may be pur-
chased Of Watch Dealers throughout the country,
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
apl % 1s2 Broadway, Now York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-04
Til. following Premium. will DO distributed,

30 Gold Watches, (Am'n Watch Co. $50 each2 300
90 Wilcox \ Gibbs SEWN z Machines, 90 1" 5000
so Howe's Sewing Machines, 90 5000
1000 Premiums Of ~ each ."."..".... ."" 1900
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
copy, one year, with ono 90
5 comics. f" Ave ...... 800
20 !. twenty ......20, 90
Persons getting mp clubs will be entitled to
premiums, as sbove.
Address, LEWIS a CO., Al Mercer ST., N. Y,
Box 1891.
Write the address plain giving township ,ooun-
~ and State. Money by draft, post once order,
registered letter, or express, maybe sent at our
Risk.
REFERENcEs.
Levt Stookwell, Treasurer Of the Howe Sewing
Machine Co., 800 Broadway, New York.
Edward p. Hatch, Secretary OF the Wilcox A
dibbs' Sewing Machine Co., bos broadway, New
York.
Send for specimen copy containing all neces-
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PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.

IENNs NAIHNVNU NUMTNN1s
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. TO-, 1866. !
Gentlemens The watches manufactured by you
have been In use on this railro ad for several
years by our enginemen, TO whom we furnish
watches as part OF our equipment. There are
ow some three hundred OF them carried on our
line, and We consider them good aud reliable
me-keepera. Indeed, have great satiafaotion
In saying your watches give us less trouble, and
have worn and do wear much longer without re-
pairs than any watches wo have ever had In use
on this road. A. you are aware We formerly trust
ed to those Of English manufacture, of acknowl-
edged good regulations but as a class they never
kept time as correctly, nor have they done as
good service, as yours.
In these statements am sustained by my pro-
dooesior, Mr.. LOWS, whose experience extended
over series of years.
Bespeetfuliy,
EDWARD IT. WILLIAMS,
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Seems TO me- things have changed
somewhat Seems to me so-bust me Up
II | dom; I've been married near six
'onths now, and the fact is, Susan show
'o he least bit more temper than tho.
.s"she had; in fact to speak the right
oo"n ruth, she's knocked things about
ee"''"' for the last two months. She's
o.s"s 'neat through the window by the
'a''' and Wild have thrown me out by
'he-by tho eels if I hsdn', walked out
in a fast run.
ohes got cros as four sticks, and saws
."e use ""il tzen sticks on my back
don't quit smoAng in the house.
And she ,hrea;ene>,o throw the boo,
JACK down my throat at night because
lspi, in the fire. IF sid done ,baiI
suppose I'd have had the collie or boot
jack cramp.
"Timothy P. Niggins," sa, to NV.
sell, says |, "you've gone ana done !,
AND You have got to put up with le con
sequences, you have, come what VII Won
can't git out OF ii, you can't"
A girl loses her beauty mighty ou.L
after she gets to be Mrs. Susan Sun
flower was as pretty as venus, but ie,
as soon as married her, her skin turned
yellow, her eyes lost their beauty, her hair
got thin, and she got to be jus. the shape
OF an ale cask, she has by jingo!
And oh what temper she has o., |
Never knowed her mad before ma.rid
her; never knowed her to offer to throw
the stove or chair dowr ANYBODY,
throat; no, never until she wa, Mrs. Mig
gins! Aunt says she'll come all ,;~hl
after after. awhile iehSt hRtl now, don't. i, .he ,be
don't Improve soon, the Lord help mel
"Jis, you spit in that fire again" ,svs
she to me yesterday "jist do il again.
and III throw this stick Of wood down
your throat! What dii I marry you for L,
10 run around after you and make m
the IRE after you spit /, outi You tor.
rnenting beast! Did I marry YOU 10
slave aud work for you while you smoke
and chaw and chaw and smoke, and spi,
in the fire. There's taem chickens had
TO feed, too; and there's Ben Dykes hog
got in the garden and dug up my seed
beess, and you never saw Il l.; there's that
blamed old rooster scratched up nv m
ION bed and you rever saw it! And you
never see nothing you ought to see, and
see everything you ough,'nt to see!--
There's Ann Buster who was over hare
yesterday ! saw you wink at hsrl I
saw you Tim higgins Don't say YOU
didn't, saw you--I saw you'll
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PAINTS

FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.
TINE Grafton Mineral Paint Co are now
L manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and
most Durable Paint in use two coats vel
put on, mixed with pure Iinseed OIL, will
last 10 or l5 years; it is Of n light brown
or beautiful chocolate color, and can be
changed to green, lead stone, drab, olive or
cream to snit the taste of the consumer.-
| Carrissluable for Houses, Barnes, Fences,
en.ware, Xb Car makers, Pals and Wood.
Boats, V..ssIs ,n,,pral Implements, Canal
Metal and ShingIe Rooiso'...ohs, oahvas' vas
and Water proof) Floor OH Cloths. IONS
Manufacturer having used 5000 bbIs. the
past Year, and "a paint for any purpnsc
Is unsurpassed for body. durability elnstisi.
ty, and adhesiveness. Price SO per bb!, Of
300 lbs, which will supply n farmer 70 r
wears to come. Warranted in all cases n 3
above. Send for a circular which give,
idli particulars. None genuine unless
branded in t.ado mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL.
254 Pearl Street, New York.
Now, Gun
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
G A Z R I z r DoV =
OR
MeckIenburG Female College
MAGAZINE

NE propose 60 send forth from the IN.
w stitution, November 5th. 1867, "Tbe
Carrier Dove, or Mccklsnburg Female Col.
iege Magazine, designed expressly for
young ladies'.
This will be Periodical Of Forty-Eigh
Pages, well printed Oh fine paper aud hand.
sonely illustrated.
The aim will be to make il, in the high
est degree, attractive and entertaining.
IL Will be issued Quarterly, at 81 PEI IN.
mum, in advance.
For S5 six copies will be sent 10 one ad.
dress. Forward names and money with.
ont delay An encouraging number Of
subscribers have already been obtained.
All commune aiioas should be addressed
30 Rev. a q. STACY,
oct 81 Charlotte, N. c.
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TIE CLEANER
? Z 0SP us
OF Tug CuARLEsTON SEMI WEEKLY AXE
WErkLY NewR

OF The CuARLEsroN SEMI WEEKLY AxD
WEEKLY News. 4
The publishers OF the Charleston Dailyy
Nows have much pleasure in informing N. i
public that trc first number OF their Ion 4.
promised Semi. Weekly edition will he
issued on Saturday, the Sd OF NoverJber.
and will be regularly published thereafter
on Wednesdays and Saturday..
AS has been before stated, il will be the
endeayor Of the Publishers to make ths
paper In every way worthy Of the publis
patronage. it will contain a variety Of
matter. consisting Of stories, literary news,
family gossip, etc, which will not be found
in the Daily, and will haze all the editorials
and news OF interest transferred from that
issue. The market reports will be full and
reliable
The Weekly edition OF the Nsws will.
also be commenced on Sunday Morning,
tho 4th Of November, and will be issued
regularly thereafter every Sunday morning.
This paper will he entirely original IN ITSELF
and will be- made mp independent Of the
other editions 1t will contain the Iatess
telcgraphic news from all parts OF the coun.
try, besides having Interesting selections,
stores, literary items and book rrviews.
gossip, late market reports, City and State
items, etc o.c.
Terms Of Semi Wcckly. SIS 90 a year,
Terms Of Weekly SO 90 q Year.
Address
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No. lS Hayne street,
November !, GO Charleston, s. G..
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Tea has the power TO subdue irritabili
ty, refresh the spirits, aud renew the en-.
ergies, such as is possessed by no other
agent. When the system Of man ia ex.
hansted by labor or study, a cup Of tea
reinvigorates and restores a, no o,he,
form Of food'or beverage can. 1t is a
promotise Of longevity, saves food by les.
seniog the waste Of the body, soo,hes the
vascular system, and affords stimulus TO
the brain. The young do not need !, !:
and il is worthy OF note that they do not
crave or like it. Children will frequently
osk for coffee, but seldom for tea. To
aged people whose powers Of digestion
and whose bodily substance have begun
10 faiI together, il is almos, q necessity
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
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PROSPECTUS
CHRISTIAN NEIGHDR.

TOD willing, shall cause to lpubli>h
II e., Mt a placr. time and pricsercaftcI
I" br drc,iyl upon, = Weekly Per, witt
the above style and title.
tn" general object Of the .hlicatior
wi b" tie maintenance of thjhristiar
Srr.p'urc, aS tive standard of ght, in al
questions which juyo'%n moroIiI whclhr
iur~r gln,,,yr- .rr.rlail 10 ma diyid.r
ally ot ro.lr&i.r.,. aat N.r,hr ari,in
from his relation ,o Got or hi,ncighbor
r. Eiairv cOH-ci-utinus obcpcnre 10 u
th" ordinances OF ct.Ii government not
conflict win tn, .aw ur Goi. ne CilRI;
THAN NEiGlii}tR will be anuneQuivod
advocate OF Christianity ~ opposed 10 VI
either "f'usi.o or defensive.
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DEMORESTS VIC AMERICA.
- the best Jnyeu Magazine Every
Boy and Girl that sd says so oil the
Press say so and ihs and Teachers
coaGrn it. DO no, hio secure a copy.
a good Microscope ,itn Glass Cylind
to confne living ont or n good two.
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IN EQUITY-Lancastcr.
r. c. Potts, Admir-. } Bill for Injunction.
vs.. TO Marshal Assets,
Rachel Cuip, ct. nj. S&c.
UNDER the order in this case the cred.
itor7 Of William Culp, deceased, arc cnjoin.
ed from all proceedings in the Law Court
against the Administrator, and are required
to prove their claims before tho Commis
sioncr on or before the 7th day of March
1863, or he debHrred the benefit Of any de-
cree in the cause.
X. &. BILLINGS, c. T.. Id.
Commissioners Office.
December, 1, 1907. 3m.