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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-11

GENERAL roM THUMB and wife, Commodore
Mutt and Miss Minnie Warren, the renowned dwarfs'
are advertised 10 hold levees in Columbia on the
10Th inst.
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FREEpMEs's EuREAU.-The bureau will be
discontinued after the S1st instant in all its oranches
excepting the educational department.
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SALE OF IMPORTED WARE.-The sale OF Eng
lish silverpated ware and crockery yesterday went
of at fair prices.
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MILLS HOUSE SALE-The sale will be con-
tinued this morning.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL N PROSPECT.
General Tom Thumb will arrive in this city about
the 2lst inst and will receive our citizens at Hiber
nan Hall, which has been engaged for the miniature
man for three days.
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STEALING BRAss.-John Lewis was detected
yesterday stealing brass from the South Carolina
Railroad. He will be everhauled by the Mayor this
morning. The brass has been recovered.
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DELINQUENT TAx-pAYERs.-The sheriff will
have batch of unpaid returns placed in his hands
on the goth Instant. Delinquents would do well to
SQUARE accounts before that time.
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FlcHrNo IN THE MARkEr.--Joseph L. Nor
gan and Thomas Crotchfeld had ''set to IN 'ne
market yesterday, and pummclled each o'her a Ia
Hccnan
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The DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
MERc1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine O'Clock this morning. Single
copies FIVE cents. Orders for ten copies and over
will be fled at the rate of two and half cents per
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THE MANDAMUs.-It is now understood that
the hearing of the usandamus and quo 'oarranto
cases before Supreme Court will positively take
place on Saturday, the 10th inst.
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TIE UEsU1NE FAIR which has just closed
in Columl il netted $551.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free
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WHY BE ANNOYED with that cough when you
can he relieved by calling at Dowie & Noises drug
S ore. They have "Hool's Sovereign Balm" which
will relieve you at once. ID
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALcoN.-Oys-
ers in every styc. AIince ries, fresh daily. Hot co
fee and choco ate ~ al hours. Ice cream every
day.
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BASE BALL-CEARLRSToN AND SAVANNAH
We learn that several members Of the Forest City
Base Boil Club express desire that the Alerts
would play the long talked OF rubber" or third
game of the SERIES in Savannah Georgia, at Christ
mas 1t will be remembered that the Forest City's
won the fret game in savannah. July 4th, while the
Alers came off vc,ors in tho second in this city
the 9Th September Since thu. time steps have been
taken to bring about the third game, but without
success.
1t is not too late however, for the Forest City to
act upon the proposition submitted by the Alerts
some two mouths since, and which was fair and
honorable Tor both parties, namely: To play the
game either in Savannah o: Charleston, the ex-
penses Of the visiting club being paid by the other;
or they he Alcrs) will play them at Augusta, Geor-
g;a or any point equi-distant from the two cities
HOTEL ADMINISTRATION Hotel-Dcccm-
Der 1o.-W Cor.ie, City; W Bradford, Cooper
River; VIM Priester, Ansley Branch. G; E Jen-
nings, Ga; Blunton. BarIwal; Mr. DeFonsaine,
wife, children and nurse, City; K Coburn, Sum-
werviuei Ned Davis, Agent; R Collins, Gowders.
vile; G " Domar Jcnesville; K Elmore, Union;
S Jones, Tbitmire's; ] Il Winter, Union; ]
G1r-ctt Sparta nburg; schaffcr, wadmalaw; C
WasEburn. Pon Pom; JAS Harper, Jas E Cox, King
stor, S c: John Scott and lady. Williamsburg; DR.
3 " Van Daysou, Hilton head: Mrs W Water
man and CHILDREN, Edi,to; A Taylor, Pillsboro',
NC; John Lorins, Bears sluG.
Charleston Hvtek-J swinton, New York; o
Peck New York; Edward L Clark, Philadelphia; L
Stevenson, Bosoa; Edwird cortes, Boston;
George Il. Barber. Thor,psonville; Oliver tdes,
Plymouth, Mass; John Hathaway, Plymouth.
Mass; B Lawrence, New York; Brahe, New
York; Z Paris Boston; Mrs Biice, Columbia; D
Winfield and wife. New Jersey; Moulton. Phila-
dslphia; G Guy, Philadelphia; L schs fe:iu,
vic and daughter. New York; Bishop Young, Flcri.
da; Mrs Young. Florid.; Miss Baiubrdgc. Florida;
7 Taylor, Pittsboro', C; A Co!coagh Ptts-
boro', N o;w Taylor, wifc and child, Pittsboro,
NC; Hill and two daughters. Boston; Henry A
Eoldcn, Boston; J " Youlsneyer, Connecticut.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
JU ST RE G. e We D .
CONSISTING OF:


IRISH PopLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL
PACAS. French Merinos, DeBaGes, Meanges,
Black and C3lored Silks, Bombazlnes, Boule-
ward and Balmoral Skirts, Chinchilly Cloak
ings, Ladies' Cloaks and Sacques. and very
large assortment Of KID GLOVES, OF the most
celebrated brands, for Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren.
evening wear, of very fine quality and rea-
FRINGEs. GIMPs, VELVET AND DRESS
BUTTONS OF every color and style, with
many other DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS
too numerous to mention.
Our stock of Ladies' fashionable HATS, and
TAFFETA and SATIN RIBBONS is very large
and well asserted.
We have LONGCLOfHS, Calicoes, Sheet
ings. Ginghams, and oil other Cotton Goods
belonging to our line at the lowest market price.
We call particular attention to our large
stock OF FLANNELS, in Opera, Welsh, Domet
and all-Wool; also, q good stock cf BLAN-
IEIS and Squire and Long Shawls.
WOOL and COTTON HOSIERY, OF every
grade and price, for Ladies, Gents, Boys and
Misses.
CLOTHS. Casslmeres, Doeskins, Satincts,
Kentucky Jeans, KerseyS and festinSs, for
Mems and Boys wear.
Our ENTIRE STOCK has beon bought ut
the recent decline Of prices for cash, and great
bargains are confidently guaranteed.
A call is respectfully solicited.
LOUIS COHEN G. CO.,
No. 24s KING-sTREET,
BETWEEN BASEL AND MARKET SITS.
November % mw1mo
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HEBREW ORPHAN SoC1ETY.-At meeting OF
the Hebrew Orphan Society. held Tuesday, Decem-
ber 9th. the following officers were elected for en-
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THIS PREPARATION Is The RESULT OF THE
combined skill Of the physician. dentist and apothc
cary and it il offered q RELIABLE su' sHute for
the numerous unc-r ain washes new in vogue The
microscope has also been called :o uso. auI the re-
searches of celebrated observer have dete';cd the
manner in which the tartar is formed, showing 1t to
be the work CT anmalculD.
Substances which FIcinus found 20 dos roy The lie
OF hcse iniusoria are contained in lie Dentai!lna,
and thus 1t prevents the increase ostlrtar aud "onse
qucnt lcoscnng Of the teeth! Il twil he fonud usetu
10 ncrsons in advanced life giving strength Hnd tone
to tho gums while to every oI.e the aroma ana sen
sation OF cleanliness after using j. Will be suihccnt
recommcmdati IL; smokers especially Will appreciate
Numerous dentie OF The highest standing being
acquainted with The composition OF the Den,alnna,
advocate its use il containing nothing corrosive OF
iuiurious to prevent is uurcstraned empioylrent.
Pr.parcd only by JAS. I. SHINN, Chemist Phlia'
delphia. ,,orcr
For sale by DoMis q MOtNH.
October II wfin3mos Cna''es'on' D. "
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FOR SPRING USE!
eS-NO BITTERs Equal TO THEM-es
TIE CELEBRA TED SUMTER BITTERS,
Made of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND ROOTS. so
we'll known in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN DARK, CHAMOM[LE FLOW
ERs, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK,
GINGER,
And such other HERBS AND ROOTS ns will in all
cases assist Digestion promote tho sec7etions oi me
syst.rn in tl,o natural channels, snd siTe
TONE AND vIGOR TO THE
yOUNC. AND OLD. N4LEAND FEMALH
A1ausc 1t With Wonderful succcs
BRINGS COLOR
re, THE PALE WHITE LIP.
BLOOM ANr BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN
coUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AND GRE
ATES APPETITE.
TRT THEM. USE NO oTHER
Ask lot SUMTER BIIIER5. sold by Druggists
and Glocers.
n1-see that our signature is over tho cork OF each
bottle. DOWIE tS NOISE
popR1EToRS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Anrust5 6mo% Charleston. S. c
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No. 315 I1ing-St.. Opposite society-st.

WE ARE PREPARED FROM THIS DATE TO
offer our usual FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
o, our own selection, and manufactured by our
selves in Charleston.
As regards quality ind style. We are confident our
Goods will compare fayorably in every respect with
uny House In the Southern Country both for cheap
moss and durability. We have also large stock Of
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Mems Furnishing Goods in Store.

To our friends and former patrons, and TO the
Trade in general, we extend cordial invitation 10
examine our Stock, and solicit their ORDERS
SATINET PANTS. S............. g 90 to 90
COLoRED CASHMERE PANTS. 4 90 to 10 90
BLACK SATINET PANTS. .....9 90 to so
BLACK CASHMERE PANTS. .. IS 90 to 10 90
BOYS PANTS. TS...................2OU II OU to D w
BOYS SUITS. .............. D UO 10 IL uu
COLORED SATINET SACKS. 5 90 to 10 90
COLORED CASHMERE SACKS 8 90 to 16 90
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.7 90 to 2S 90
CoLoRED CASHMERE VESTS 2 90 10 G 60
OYERCOATS AND SACKS. s. 90 to 20 %
Tho Genuine STAR BRAND SHIRT always on
hand
LINEN COLLARS
DRAWERS OF ALL GRADES, 81 50 to 50.
MERlNO SHIRTS, 81 90 to s2 90.
Our terms are CASH. or city acceptance.
November IS 1ho
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III. B. LEVY, Hallkeepel
suing year:

gu. DELEON. President.
SIS OLOMONS. Vice-President.
n. y. " VALENTINE. Secretary ond Treasurer.
Rey. j. NJ. CHUMACElRO, Hebrew Teacher.
nj. B. LEVY, Hallkeepcr.
Committee IN Benerolence.-A. 81. Abrahams. l..
weiskopf, julius L. Gcscs, D. jacobs, Dr. George
Prince
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP5.-
Ofall Denominati )ns.
Also,
Proprietary Stamps ke.t on hand and for sale by
HUGER /: KAVENEL,
Brokers and Insurance Agents.
No. GO East Bay, corner Exchange-strec:.
December il ftu2mo5
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Auetiunesrs' ])riuate SaIss.
CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,

Real Estate Agents, No. 56 Broad-strect.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of superior quality, on
deep water nav,a and healthy locations all the
year.
all parts OF the State
CITY PROPERTY OF every description.
November 2 3mos
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l1lanh Cooks, printing, pinSlng.
BLANK BOOK

BLANK BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE
10 orler with any style OF Binding or pattern of Ru-
ing, OF best material and workmanship.
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BGOK-BINDING.

MACHINES, PERIODICALS, MUSIC. News
PAPERS, Bibles. Prayer Books &c, Bound In any
style, and neatly Lcttered with name
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-31
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County Greeting:
VATHEREAS, oath has this day been made
w before me by I. G.. I. Kendall, James
Chenaults attorney of record, that F. NJ.
Herndon is absent from this State, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be serv.
ed upon him. you are therefore command
ed that you, by making publication of this
writ in the Dallas HERALD, n newspaper
published in the town Of Dallas, county of
Dallas, during four successive weeks before
the return day hereof, sum mon the said +.
NJ. Herndon TO be and appear before the
District Court of Dallas county, on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be holden
at the Court House, in the town Of Dallas,
on the 10th Monday after the ID Mon1ay
in August, 1865, TO answer the complaint OF
James Chenault, for the sum Of four hun
dred and eiehty-fou dollars and forfy-fo
cents 1884 44-l00,) due upon two promis-
sorry notes executed by the said F. NJ. Hern-
don for S242 22-100 each, dated December
Sth, 1866, and payable, the first one twelve
months after date, and the second twenty
four months after date, with eight per cent.
interest from date.
Herein fail not, and Of this writ due re-
turn make Of bow you have executed the
same.
- Given under ny hand and Off
SEAL Aeial seal. AZ Office, in the town Of
\O3S/DaIlas, this 23d day Of October,
1868. NJ. THEVENET,
Tooi24-6.4t1 Clerk D. c. d. Co, Tex.
TPrinter's fee SIS omrenoy.1
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We suddenly concluded, a few
nights since, that the terrible thing
predicted by astronomers for years
past, but which we in the safety Of
our position presumed TO doubt, had
actually come TO pass, for darting
through the streets directly in our
front, was, what we in our horror
took to be the identical comet spoken
of as a world destroyer, etc, in all
the astronomical reports. There it
rolled before us, bounding, bursting
and blazing along the earth with
wonderful rapidity. We soon mus
tered sufficient courage. and mind
full only Of our duty, rushed to the
spot. determined to snatch an item
from the crush Of worlds and the
wreck of matter, but alas for our
noble ambition We met "Nibbs,
who informed rs that our great
kneequake was occasiOned by a
skyrocket fastened 10 a dogs tail.
That vas too geOd 10 be lost. HurrH for
&c local Of &c Houston Telegraph.
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Bay" The following, which we clip from
the New Orleans Times, furnishes some
clue to the apparent success of the radicals
in Philadelphia on the 18th inst. If there
is n species of rnscality and fraud that the
radical party does not know and exercise
in all elections, we do not know it:
"The most bareflced scheme at
colonization fraud ever perpetrated,
is about to be put in operation at
Philadelphia, under the guise of a
Soldiers Convention, called to meet
on October LIST, and to remain in
session until after the State election
on the 18th. Calls have been made
upon private citizens and the differ,
ent fire companies to entertain them.
And as the additional assessment
of voters is to be made during the
interval, but littlo doubt exists in
the minds of tho Democratic State
Central Committee that a wholesale
attempt will be made TO assess and
vote them. Some idea of the extent
of this contemplated fraud can be
arrived at, when we state that the
anticipated attendance from other
States is placed at as high figure
as thirty thousand. And SO immi-
nent do the Democratic authorities
regard the danger, that they have
issued directions TO ascertain the
name, description, and residence of
every colonist, SO that he may be
and the perpetrators of
the fraud brought to punishment.
Not the least striking feature about
the scheme is the openness with
which it is conducted, not the least
secrecy being observed, just as
though usurpation was about be-
coming the order Of the day.
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90 ssfssnsh Ness aftts ffit
safs e. m'iIiaff rafrfln si thsi
lssi has iffn rihfrfi o. ri.r
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Turi lulasli
Gsn lluusri rpns che total
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hurau ~ Augusi IL isCs, e.
pi5 GOA.
A fllow in an ollir'ous state.
toos up biz isiuings ru the side
walk H. woke n,Ai murniug and
Strengthened himself az ls,ktl ga
the gn,uud On a hirh he Lad made
his couch and said Well, III had
= pirkaNe ! souli make up nay
beslin
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gTFfH tslls sHi sui uIea ils hTssi Ilsirs-
sni llfaiAs SCALA a. ssrsi aiT " 'iiFTtg,
iiaH euFs sili lsaR ia $40 i,asesa &C. jpg IL
ils iEasrTsiis ~ Grsrsr shall ialsrl
saSsfti in desaTiiaiins AS Radical irsgsH
$40 dsfhns ear oeaaiTg uiih lie ErRsa
asl ihs f.'riil sisash " ns sils sarrsss,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-31

BfE' Now that We have n Board n cor
roraiion officers, II is TO be hoped that they
will set about improving the streets Of the
town with ms little delay ms possible
Amer every rain, they can very easily as
certain where the streets need work. We
know Of several ponds about town which
Should receive their attention. We drop
this as n hint, hoping that the Board of
Aldermen will take the matter under con-
sideralion with as little delay as possible.
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Conference.

The Trinity Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South met in annual scs-
sion in this place Oct. %, 1868.
Bishop David S. Doggrtt, is present, pre-,
siding, over the deliberations, with marked
Christian suavily and dignity of manner.
The Conference was opened with religious
services by the Bishop. Ills opening ad-
dress was characterized by spirit of firm
and deep picty, heartily responded to,
doubtless, by his sclf-sacrificing brethren.
At the call Of the roll, neuly all the
members (the number being about 45) an.
swercd to their names. The regular bust
mss of the Conference was Immediately
entered upon, and is being actively and
tremendously pressed forward. There ap-
pears to be no friction in the business ope-
raions of the body-euch one taking his
place on committee, regular or special, or
elsewhere, without an objection, and with
the readiness of men of purpose.
1t is pleasant to look upon 50 many cheer
full, intelligent men thus assembled, devot-
ing all their energies, and consecrating
their lives and fortunes TO the one great
purpose,--the good of their fellows and the
glory of the Redcemers Kingdom.
The preachers report extensive revivals
generally throughout the Conference-sev-
eral circuits having doubled their member
ship during the year.
We are pleased to learn that not a men,
Der of the Conference has died during the
year.
In addition, we may add, that our COM
munity have been favored with preaching
regularly twice day, at the Methodist
Church-to be continued until lat least
the close Of the Conference session.
We also learn that the Missionary Ami
versary will hold on tonight.
We shall take pleasure in presenting,
next week, brief of the proceedings of
the Con ference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-31

cS~ II is with more sincerity Ilan orli-
narily accompanies an editorial notice
that VIC heartily commend the Dry Goods
house Of l.. II. Gardner 4 Co, New Orleans,
and solicit for them the patronage Of our
readers. Visit them when yai go 10 the
city. Their large stock, low prices and
courteous attention will confirm alive may
shy in their bchglr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-31

tEWe poiiced q very superior and well
finished specimen Of workmanship in iron
and steel, exposed at the tastsfully arrang-
ed dry goods and grocery establishment Of
DR.. J. W. Haynes. The ''link reverse mo-
ton, a. We were told the piece vas called,
whatever that may be-, is from the hands
Of nv. J. T. Carey, Dallas, aud be and
Dallas may well be proud Of the skill snd
taste displayed "a this bes1,iful specimen
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To \ JUO OF RIM.

lryall npb rhsg ~ lsl6,l
'll,rs, oIly by cork con'Oolld,
AIl slender walls ~ taIlhea m9ll,
Ia all the Pomp ~ death repose
Tie seeds of mahy bnoken nose;
The ehaiiering ionsn@, the horri oath
The Grsi Tor lighting nothing 10TH
The passions which no worls eau lame
That burt like Sulphur inio lame;
The nose carhuncl-,l. glowing rel;
The bloaic eye, the broken head;
The Tree that h~ars deadly fruit
az murder, manning aud dispute,
Assault that innocence assailS
Tie images of gloomy lail-
The ri,ldy thought on mischief hcni;
The midnight hour IN riot spent
All these within this jug appear,
Aud Jack, the hangman In the rear
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Notice of FINAL settlement.

A LANSON DANDY, Administrator Of
N the estate Of W. II. Shelton, deceased,
has filed in my Office his final account cur
rent with said estate. This is therefore to
notify all persons interested to be and ap-
pear before the Honorable County Court Of
Dallas County, 10 be holden at the Court
House in the town OF Dnllos, on the last
Monday, the 3Oth day Of November, 1868,
when aud where the same viii be acted
upon, and contest the same il they think
proper.
s. S. JONES, elk. c. c. D. c. Texas.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. %, 1855 7.6w.
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Notice of FINAL settlement.

flames D. STRATTON, Administrator
81 Of the esiaies OF George 4 G. ?. B.
White, deceased, has fled in my olhee bis
final account current Enh said estates.
This is therefore 10 notify al persons in
teresied 70 be and appear. before the Hon
orbls County Court OF Dallas Coaniy, 10 be
holden At the Court House in fbe town Of
Dallas on the last Monday ihe sOth day Of
November 1868. when and Ehsrs The same
viii be acted EpOn and contest the sane
IL ibsy fhipk proper.
SIS. JONES, Clk. c. c. D. G. Texas
Dallas, Texas, Oct. q, is5s-IT.6r-