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New OrIeans afarIret.

NEW ORLEANS, August l4.-Cotton dull unid
dlings Z9c; receipts Is bales; one bale new sold
at SIC; sales for the week 223 receipts ls5 :
exports III; stock los. Sterling and New
YORK slght nIm and unchanged. Gold 49,
sugar, cuba l2S4es Bye blOIasses unchanged
flour duli, superfine So seas IS choice sll Is.
= IN u l09t 10 stock light. Oats dun Gje67e
u .; stock light. Pork $751; Bacon quiet
shoulders l%49l4c clear sides l71z9lSe. Lard
firm l992l4c.
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m6O REWARD-s1 EN-On the night Of
SDJO the Z9rh OF J0ly, from the ander' lgned,
near North Mount Pleasant, N .ss 4 dark bay
HORSE MULE, q years CID, lately trimmed,
liItle buss0ned, has gnLt on right Jaw. an q n
le hands b g. Also. a Light BAY MAKE MI LIZ
3 years old has a white spot on baeE. me
Lhleves-yCung white men, one wearing J an
zee BiOu-e and the other tOnfederats gray
10 x course toward Grenada. The above re-
ward viii &c pEid for Information that VIII lesd
the recovery OF the mules, and an additional
1eA Vi 2ve j. r. HOUSE
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT - Wia. Hunter,
Judge. yesterday in the case Of the
State vs. Jene Wood, indictment for
murder, the defendant was admitted to
bail In the sum of 5000.
The case Of the State vs.. Angelo Marie,
indictment for murder, continued by
consent.
McCOmbs, Jr., indictment for fraudulent
breach Of trust, was continued by
consent.
A general jail delivery was had, and
the following named persons discharged
from custody: Squire Brown, Matt.
Johnson, w. c. Thomas, George Gar
nett, George Hawkins, Van Field, Ike
Simmons, James Scott, Bright Stanton
and Andrew jackson. In the above
cases the Grand Jury failed to find bills
of indictment previous to their final dis
charge.
In the habess corpus case of the State VS.
D. ]. Renfrow, on charge of murder, the
examination on application for discharge
did not conclude last evening, and was
continued over for further investigation
TO Monday next. To-day motion for
new trial will be heard in the case of the
State VS.. John Cosgrove. Several other
motions of the same nature will also be
argued and determined. A calendar
will be published On Sunday morning of
the cases set for trial during the ensuing
week. The Grand Jury will be sum-
moned again to attend to unfinished
business. An order was issued on YES
terdsy in the case of the State vs. Sam
Moody, who some time since was found
guilty of murder in the first degree, that
the defendant be brought out at 10 O'Clock
this morning to receive his sentence Of !
death. The sentence will be passed |
upon the defendant unless his counsel |
files bill OF exceptions before that time, !
to the ruling OF his Honor in refusing to |
grant new trial.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Geo. W. RaldrdR, |
Judge. The special criminal term Of
this Court commences on Monday next. !
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FOR WHITE ETvER

Memphis and White River U. s. Aau P.cEs-
Company.
For Helena, DsYalIIs Bluff, IdttiA Ro.b -
gusta, Jaeksonpost ana All Wsv I.aS1sI =, gu
Tl4s nne passenger packet leaves r.
for the above on 2 ,sS3z.--zA
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight OF passage apply to
LEVY & MILLER, Agents
5JsneTson street. under Commercial HafsI
]. A. eysrs, Passenger Agent. auIsSt
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= O.si NCHILD.-Auy information In regard 70
/ r., u ELIZA FOSTER, a girl y years old,
lii -, -. y rewarded. she was stolen from her
-,,- ,s--t,{ vears ago r. SacI ento, Caliior-
5is' bv Hilbert HUI Foster, a man nov about
40 years old, mal <Sa VITA ane ny
u syvvcod comfy 7. IN, working IS his trade
-f,s. e --.,-,1s,. mali ug- His fsIniT CONSISTS
Wiz - 80 -. oI,fI,t-A Hubert Alice. Lydia
- t.st- rr-a famiI- u as last heard from IN
~ revepert. Texas, in a suffering eondl10n.
ANY Informal ion cent 20 me az Evanss ne
Indiana, Will be glaoly receiV'e1 " . 81 I'D
n1 oI,.5 5gy MRS. JULIA BARRETT.
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TELEGRAPHTO MARKErs.
New Yora, narnef-

NEW YORK. August I4-Cotton UNCHANGED
bot less active; sales SO bales; uplands 291Sc
WHISKY, IN bond 66@s-c. Rice du d Suglr
quit buoa llA9llIe. MolEsses dull. Flour
doil Tor medium grades other grades steady
Corn 81 l4dI %.
Dry Goods-Oarpets advanced to-day. gold
erossi INES, beet We vets in Z widths rose from
- ~ 70 20 other grades prOpOrtfonatsly
Money-f'all loans Ease; sterling ea95S
gold 47G47js new Tennessee bonds Gl5<&6i1zz
Old Is. <sS-/z'
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THE Tenth Ward club No. 2. met last

THE Tenth WARD CIub No. 2, mel last
hight at the Dunn place, when Colonel
Heiskell made an eloquent and forcible
speeoh to the Club. After the speech,
several new members Joined and the
meeting adjourned, TO meet again Satur-
day, August ed, n O'Clock. at the usual
place, a. their regular meeting.
], II, HEALEy, Rec, Esciy,
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BOOTS, SHOES &HaTS
S29 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.

"rE are now receiving our Fall stock, and
W have a aree sud veil assorted stock OF
SKA SOMA BILE GOODS, to which We invite the
= STs TERRY q MITCHELL.
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SOUTHERN REsoURCEs.-We received
yesterday, through our friends Messrs.
n. P. Coolidge & Co, of Helena, Ark, q
skeln of sewing silk, accompanied by
the following note:
" Editors Memphis Appeal:
" We inclose you skein of silk thread,
made by Mrs. w. NJ. Craven, from
cocoons raised by her in this, Philips
county, Ark"
The filament is Of Q rich cream color,
about No. size, very CLASSY, and Of
most remarkable strength. We should
be most pleased to hear from Mrs. Cra-
ven, s,and learn her experience 10 this
most important branch of industry
That we have but begun to appreciate
and know the wonderful wealth of our
Southern resources is every day more
self-evident fact. The day will soon
come when we will not only make our
own silk, but we will grow our own tea
and olives, and great many other
things that we now send halfway round
the globe Cor, and pay the most exhor-
bitant import duties on. The skein of
silk is on exhibition at our office, and
we will be pleased to show tito any one
who may have the curiosity to call.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
OfEice--Eo. IS jefferson Street.


alBsisslppl and Tonhvssvo hsliFOGG.
ARRIvzs DBPART.
Sew Orleans hxpreee, dsily, &s0 pm. 4:l5 PIN.
Ssrdis accom'n, daily, ex-
Cept Sunday $50 am. 03O pm.
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday aBd Saturday
South, Monday, Wednss-
day and Friday ......-..... 1886 p m. ~ ans
Takes effect Sunday, June 26, 1858.
A. =. LIVERMORE, Gent Supt.
o. p. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. Je25
Memphis and charleston Railroad.
ARBIvH. DEPART,
Through Mall tdaiy).......... o.zU pin. l1;4o
Through Express pm. ll:SU PIN
Cribs train does not leave Saturdays)
CorinIh Accommodation, daily,
(exoept Sundays ai............ sos a.Iu
5OmerVuie Accommodation
daily Except sunday )...,-- SIS am. 5:i0 pm
Railroad Time Is D minutes fasIar than city
dine.
Ticket Office, g7s Main street and at Depot
W. J. Ross, Gent Sup't.
EemDhis and Louisville Railroad Lins,
DEPART ARRIVE.
Day ~ Am $3.50 pm
Night press--..-.-.-...--.---3 40 pm. Si5 AIN
Getty Time.)
Ticket offices No. 2S755 MEin street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
SAM. B. JONES, GenISup't.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and St.L.ouis Paekss Company.
For Cairo and St. Louis.
OI - oF VIM. Thompson master
ms new and splendid passenger IT.
steamer VIII lesve as above on Eszs4sz-zit
SATURDAY, I5sh inst, at nm.
ava y FLEM. OALYEfsI. s.rr,t
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Max Klingler, the boy murderer of
st. Louis, hes been sentenced TO be hung
on the 9th of October,
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WANTS.

HvANTED IMMEDIATlst-N VA White Nurse
w and Cook. Apply al No. 25S Front street.
aul5 Il
TITANTED.-A Gentleman Teacher 20 JAke
w charge Of Forest Han Young Ladies Nol-
legiRts institute. as Principal. Address 5tnIhe-
distely for particulars the Proprietor, at esl-
mantJwn, Tennessee. inclosing references a.
school must commence hrst Monday IA sep
fember. NM- 4. AMNoNS, FropfletoE.
Forest Hili, August 18th. Sui7 ~
NTFD-DRIED APPLES AND PEACH
w hs. None but bright halves. Also, MOI
SWEET POTATOES
MCDONALD WOCDWURTH,
aur9 I'm Corner Of Front and Union SIS.
ANTED.-A Lady, every way quaHned,
w desires the situation Of GOysrLess TO
family OF small children. The best reference
given. address +. y. d. W. Florence, Ala
au7 2w
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.AIecandre's Kid GEOUes reduced
to 81 65. MeSshee5s Bros. a112 lW
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LYING.-A scalawag in the evening
Radical paper descsnts on this subject
one that the Yankee Generals reduced to
a science during the war, and which has
been studied and praciiced by the Radi.
Gals and scalawsgs ever since, until now
they are thoroughly proficient therein.
We know of no paper more competent to
speak by the card on the subject than
the one just cited. The writer says with
charming candor
A gentleman will not lie. This Is a
maxim as old as European civilization.
It is also an undisputed maxim. Men
protesting to be gentlemen acknowledge
the truth of it by anger, and perhaps
violence, when the lie is given them.
They feel that the imputation is incon-
sistent with their honor.
Every fool knows that, and the scala
wsg has given tbs very reason why his
party and people go meekly take the lie
when it is given them. Who ever heard
Of one of the cowardly scoundreis re-
senting the lie, although there Is not a
Democratic paper in the country that
does not pass it upon every individual
member Of the party every day In the
year?
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Foa ST. rRAHCTs RJvvR

Regular tuesday st. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Mariana. Madison Wittsb1r,
and all Way Landings.
GOL1IE HAMBI1ETON. n RI Eovvrosn NaSfa,
VIII leave Memphis EVERY
TUESDAY, at O'Clock pm z.ssssss-Fz5ss
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agsnf.
jazin Star Wharfboat, foot jefferson st.
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LOUISVILLE. August 14-Tobaceo, sales 70
hhds; Tugs to medium leafS7 25aI4 .: cutting
leaf 81 50. FiOHr, suUerdue 81. Wheat 81 IOCI
2 ~. Corn, In bulk S0g9-c. Oats 45a4Sc. Pork
so. Ltrd l3$zll9c. Bacon shoulders nc: clear
RI sides lie clear sides I7s<c Bulk shoulfers
l254c; clear sices l71zc. Whisky free 81 81
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Cineinnati RfarI.ef.

CINCINNATI. August lA-Fiour, family sl0z
10 IS. Wheat s242 To- Corn g3as7c Oats 55a
soc. Whisky zoe IN bond. Pork s2S 756t29
ale; clear sides 1910 re Lard Is5Ialgc
sugar lZ1I9li1Sc. Coffee 22G26JSc Clover seed
l4c. Cheese &c higher. Butter ,3jQs zoe
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THIS splendid steamer leaves Memphis on
WEDNESDAY, September SGtn. and EVERY
ALTERNATE y EDNESDAY thereafter duriuq
the season.
LARRY HARAISTAD. Agent
au!l II Star Wharf boat foot Jefferson 81
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So. I.ouis Market.
Foreign Markets.

ST. LOUIS. August IA Tobacco steady and
unchanged -Four, supeIfiCe s6 25G7. Bacon
shoulders l3z5l354c; sides I6ISaI7jLc, Lard
l51z9l0c Whisky 81 IS.
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We were panied to learn last evening
of the death Of our young and much es-
teemed friend, Mr.. Charles Hoffman,
which took place yesterday, at Shreve-
port. Mr.. Hoffman had been ailing for
sometime past, from an attack of swamp
GENTLY to 60 about. He left here IS CLERK
of the Red River packet Lizzie Hopkins.
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LONDON. August l4.-ConsOls closed 81 a9fll.
u. S Five twenties ~.
FRANKFORT, August I'LL. 5. Five -twentles
754.
LIVERPOOL. August l4-COttOn firm and ac-
tive but not quotsbly higher: closing quota
lions: Uplands led Orleans 1919.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

sG- Messrs I. w. Roberts, r. II. Nun
day, Jno Cullen, VIM. Pettegrerj, S. Stray
horn and H. L. White, who were sentenced
by military commission in Alabama re
Gently to serve term Of years at the Dry
Tortugas, and were subsequently pardoned
by Gen. Meade, arrived at Galveston, on
the 18th inst per steamer Euierpe- The
News says:i ~, .,fi..
They were landed at Key, West
without money, clothing or friends,
and would still have been there but
for the Offices of a merchant of that
city who procured them a passage
on the Euterpc-. Here they found
a liberal gentleman readyto procure
them lodgings and accommodations
at the Washington. Hotel, where
they are stopping at present Capt
A Z. McKeen, who thus befriends
them, formerly lived in an adjoin-
ing county in Alabama, and knows
them BY reputation to be rospecfa-
bic and honorable gentleman. They
will leave Tomorrow on the
Josephine and be at home again in
about a week -a .fa5 f4i'f
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oonnERcIAL. :. MONETARY.

i0ssaarf 49, ~ s-,-.s y G.iss-s.. 90 H...a..
llKgaf,siI la.a la.-N~ss .-ssfi.a A.sY.si
ssAs a. A. lifss lslss ssias a a. sea klss
lalIs Fnfsfif itest hslass flaslsii.s ~ sa - 10
stsst - hsaa tlsfas i.ls, ssffssf <iias 80.
AlaT1anfa.
llAaEnafi- f.ss ~ stspiHz -r.sisa saiss
glsfs shs, EilaHas iis. a fHhaas iit.a
llkfEfkfl fallr la-failsa aT.asl, - -
rlIEzEHa, salrs lhafa lllles
$50 f0sk, gaar - -lisit lssit osstea a.
Easaa SD so F1s0rs lass Ataaaluai htaaliss
al = hsAsr az -, telusat ~ IssssIas 80 a.
sssk ass ls,s,i SKA - kaaa isiss Aaiss; ~
rfisis.i "a tsii.a stsiss I-gis "a as .s.k 1sN
laifs
AEN ORLEANS g.@s ls,-0silsa s1sii.a ma,
aliAr 49, ssls - talls kaniTas lta l.alrs
ksl.Eis ~ isirs s.ifs 10 sss ss~k sll eslss
krsriias ~ l,9lns tAI@sts falsixa sii bales
thsasiNisr litl stsrl - AsEt sisl N.Aa Il lea
GAlNfsNiA, gaAE gl-ssETsN -tlsEs kss t-sR
siT isaaiTY, aNa tsi FIiels shFssa, i.sisFs siili
atsanFirE lhfiT a. thr tasss raiiHas ~ -
isasl atla Ia s.lrs sFr esig a tails 81 nsessls
Isi0ns-hsa n o. ~ = ~ d.a,a oFaiAsrg, fNn,
isss - iLr siss, az G.Aiias eTrs a. ~, ~ tsSt
s,T.ia.ig, alR.-lsa.saA nsslsi ea@atrf Isiss
iNsi sirsvi irsnfAriieas - tsssa sAsasis ~
lXshr siiEEs lsit4lEii3
HOT Sn,A, lsas g,-fks s.aTkst IL ash SSH
ius eaiss ~ tsirA ~ aasia, ssAaiAailys
tlIiis.aT, 9iT 49, hiAiiisE MS. ale
'is.aa oTiia-R @H's hs4ai'.s''- ,sis'.
AsseitfHe fiissf ------,s,----,--,-~rr--rsiAa @is
hrAtnAa eiieFf -------- -----'.--.l 'Af - tsia'
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o.. lsssuss rnr. Essss -lss~-
fssF o. ss,ss nss-A f,issf sfHis
- f's- Jussiiss CsJ. ksssss ssys -
"A 90 tsys sisft . sssiiss as 80
seas ili' y,sss, - ~ F,sT.ss u ,stiss
ssiisa snA tisTfaas - a. ssfsffsassi ~
ils islss ssiils Ia. Itisliss Il s.ay -
q isisss'i - IA I~sIis u Tssas sssa
gss Issa~tis aai Isssisiisas. slisl aTs 90
as'ssi - iAs IssFls sl.-ssi ssssi.sasly
10 ilis sesiisas
The Committee rcported the f,l,
losing Prramble ahd resolutions
MnkgEAs, O1F experience ia oon-
neeli0n with the introduction into,
and shiPmeht irOm, Of Texas cattle
from this eounlry, indaees belief
thai the facts jasliiy the withdraw
al % all oi.iselirns on the part Of
lhe farmers and eilisehs Of Diekin,
son ooaniy, To the continuation OF
the trade, therefore
Resided, !, That Ne, the citizens
II Dickinson eouhiy, invite ah''
encourage the PneseRee II the trade,
as beneficial 10 every 4 ornament in
forrest OF our people,
:, That every en,leavOr that We
can command, be exerled 20 allow
those engaged Ia, aad connected
with this trade, n peaeeable aud un-
disturb ed entry into our country,
that they may avail themselves of
our facilities for shipment and
transportation to the market Of the
easi,
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; a NAPIER THE oABYssINIAN Con.
,oarERoRs--Sir Robert Napier, the
\ general commanding the Abyssin.
ian expedition, is not member OF
tho BistoSicl Napier family. He was
born in Ceylon, entered the Indian
aarnyrat the ago Of sixteen. and has
participated in most of the military
j enterprises in India during the last
forty years. Without family con
10 neciion oripatronagc he has fought
his way upward to the foremost
rank 4 in the Indian army, is a
Knight of the Bath and Of the Star
in India, aud at Magdaia lie has
acknowledgements, himself a peer
age and a pensionoiifn fud euiiii
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Letter nom Kansns.
sfssisl c.ss-i.aArsos sf'As Ialls. ii.E.la
KANSAS err, MISSOURI, sPsH Is. IN


fRlEND SwISDELis-There is hO
place or section in the United States
offering 81 many Inducements u
immigration ms docs Kansas City
and tho surrounding counties 0i
jackson. cass, Lafayette, Platte,
Clay and Johnson. The soil is very
productive; clover, timothy aud blue
grass grow in greatest luXnrianee,
while In the production Of wheat,
corn, rye, Oais, potatoes, tobacco,
and hemp II Is not surpassed by any
country In the world. Apples, pears,
peaches, grapes, plums, cherries and
tho whole berry family grow to
great perfection.
Kansas City tho metropolis Of
Western Missouri, the last river
city until yon reach tho shore oi
tho Pacific, is steadily growing, In.
creasing her population and wealth,
and widely extending her business
relations. Whom completed, she
will be the terminus of seven rail.
roads, their iron arms reaching OUT
in every direction. Four of them
arc now in running order, viz;
The Missouri Pacific 10 ST. Louis
tho Union Pacific Il. u. to Cayotc
the Missouri River Railroad to Lcav.
cnworth Kansas, and the Kansas
City aud Cameron Railroad, giving
MS n direct communication with
Chicago. The Kansas City and
Ncosho Valley Road is under con
tract and the cars will bc running
10 Olaiho by next summer. This
road is one Of tho most important
to Kansas City, and will open up to
this market the great resources OF
all Southern Kansas. Work on the
branch of the North Missouri Rail.
road is being vigorously prosecuted
and will be finished by fall, thus
giving us a competing route to st.
Louis. The other railway line, is
the Platte County Road, now finished
to within twentyrsix miles OF this
city, whlcl, will give us a direct con
nection with Nebraska and Western
Iowa. Kansas City is thus made a
railroad center, and in n short time
will DO the almost exclusive market ,al
for the surrounding country. These
facts we look upon, as great induce
mcnts for the Introduction Of new
capital in Important enterprises,
such as manufactures &c, Sur
rounded by a rich country and the
best facilities FOR shipment by rall
or river, this city cannot fail to at
tract capita, and influence invest
ments within her borders. The mag
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

III TnE TELEGRAPH LINE TO TYLER The
~ Ter Index, in copying our article in re-
gard the telegraph to Tyler says: 1i1
b ave had tile pleasure Of attending q
meeting Of the stockholders of this Tyler
line on, Monday evening, and can truth
fully commend them and the enterprise to
the citizens Of Dallas. The company IL
composed largely Of inen Of character,
business tact, and what is Of equal impor-
/ tancc, considerable means. The line ought,
by all means, to be extended ~ Dallas, aud
all that is necessary to be done, to insure
It's speedy construction, is q liberal spirit
upon The part of the citizens in subscribing
to the stock. The merolan ts and business
men of that section are more deeply inter
csted in this matter than they are willing
to believe at FIRST view. 1t is not only o
great con ehiencc, but commercial neces-
siiy to business men who wish to- be ad-
vised Of the prices and fluctuations Of our
staples in The great marts of the world
We, urge upon our citizens the impor-
lance 10 them of this enterprise. Tho sub
scription list for the enterprise, which was
started in this place, some six weeks ago,
is still here, ip the hands of Major I. G..
by Capt William G. Barrett, of Marshall,
Jordan, and we hope that our people will
contribute Il, the, extent of their ability to-
wards it. We common the remarks of the
editor Of the Index to the consideration Of
our reading community. nm ngdj vi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

J nSE" When we loan our latest papers out
to our friends on the evening Of their re-
ception, before we have had time 20 look
over and Gull from them, we expect them
TO be returned, particularly we make a re-
quest to that effect. An editor always
wishes to look over all Of his exchanges
even though he may have half dozen OF
The same date from the same place. After
we are done with them, we have no objec-
ton to accommodating our friends, but we
would suggest that persons WHO wish, to
read papers should subscribe for and pay
for their. ba,,if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

rT The Texas Express Company is a
great eOnFenienee to the lover part Of the
State. lr0nly, bosever, goes as far as
the railroad extends. We notice in the
Eastern ard northern States thai fhese
expresses take snt.llp.cksgss any and ere-
ryrbere ihstsiages run, and have wondsred
Why snch an arrangement has not ere this
been effected By the Tezss Express, with
the various sisss lines ihroush Texas We
knsr fb.s Il wouldi BE . crest conssn-
fence 70 The people, and helisrs reuunsra-
iirr Ne comp~ny. We suggest that the
shove epnpany make some arrangement
uith he Sawyer IiBs Of stages as far ns.
DaIlas ~ al erenis w t'.a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

e4 All through the Southern part of
the State the crops have been suffering
much for the want Of rain until Friday
last, when heavy shower fell which we
think has extended generally over the
State. In Limestone county, where the
writer was ON Friday night last, the rain
was very heavy, accompanied by q high
wind, and from that point up TO Dallas, we
found the rain had been general. Since
then several good Eains have fallen here.
Corn was not suffering as much here as IL
was further South, but it was beginning to
be parched, and needing rain.
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aa Tea Niles t'n--k, mar - u, Nsnoe'
fsa. Ia Dallas esahig, siK nilrs aiess
lAaeasier sal tea milrs fIsm Tie iasH Of
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log ha,ssi msriins, coHar, hrias youi
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baptist rharvh, Sili pwaeh II ihe Masonic
Hall, in pAllas, on the LIB Sunday Ia each
msnih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

ss Al city election held June 9Th,
inst, in Independence Missouri, which has
heretofore been largely Radical, the Demo
Gratis elected their Mayor, Marshall and
six out Of nine Aldermen, thus redeeming
the city from the rule Of the radicals. The
Sentinel. or that city, brings out Chapman's
rooster, and ieyotes nearly whole column
70 large, headings, and glorifeation OYER
the results, and the editor adds that "Bon-
l6res are now burning in the streets and
We. are writing by the illuminated windew
10 the Ssa;issi s.s>e- +, -. . i..ss.ss..i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

6fT- We publish the letter Of our cores
ponjeni, "Kaw," from Kansas City, No.,
in which he cxtols in glowing terms, the
many advantages possessed by that city, as
a future emporium ofthe Great West. We
are willing TO admit all he says, but at
the same time cannot advise or encourage
emigration to that country from this sec.
ton Of Texas. We will in q few years,
with proper energy on the part of our citi-
zens, and the extension Of the Central
Railroad, have as greatly a favored coun-
try in North Western Texas rs can be found
in Missouri, Kansas or any Of those cold
North Western States.