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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

GoDEY's LADY's Book for September, the
gem of the fashion monthlies, and the ia
vorite of the fair ones, is on our table
promptly. Its contents are as interesting
and readable as usual, and the illustrations
are particularly attractive. The steel
plate for this month is entitled "The Hap
Ply Mother" an appropriate title to very
interesting scene of affection. The fash
ion plate contains six figures, an approach
to the fall styles will be noticed. A color
ed plate of work for the ladies-in three
colors-a table cover. Next comes the ex-
tension sheet, containing ihiriy-iwO en-
cravings Of dresses aud miscellaneous ar
ticlcs. page Of ehildron's dresses is also
given. "Red Riding Hood is the title Of
plate for the Juveniles. The literary
contents are too extensive and diversified
for enumeration.
Terms of Cooley, 50 per annum. Ad-
dress L. A. Cooley, n. E. Corner 9Th and
Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia Ps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29


The Savannah papers announce
that first class steamship line has
been established between that city
and Liverpool. Two very fine
steamers, called the Savannah" and
the "Satilla" are now in course of
construction on the Clyde, and will
he finished in time 10 take their
place on the line in November.
The other vessels Of tho limo arc
Wavcrly, Lcith, Sterling, Riga and
Don. II is called the MacGrcgor
line, and will commence running on
tho 18th Of November. a vessel
will leave Savannah on the LIST and
18th Of every month.
Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

EsD-Thc Mckinney Messenger, n Radical
paper, says it don't sound natural 10 il to
hear the Herald speak Of Abraham Lincoln
as sour late President, because we fought
against him and set mp JEFF. Davis for our
President. 1t is true VIC preferred jeff,
but the mischicvous Yankee army wouldn't
let us have him; so we had to fall back
on Old Abe, so that old joker is tour late
President, after all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

IT Locks EEvOLUTIoyARY.-On the 18th
July the lower II, use of Congress passed
bill providing for the distributing Of 1000
rifles and two batteries Of artillery to the
loyal militia of each Congressional District
There are PIP Districts in The United States.
Thus the bill would distribute 4Si 900 rifles
and 1904 cannon, and in the companies
there would be jii, ySi men. "Let us have
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

81 We are indebted to Hon. Henry
Barnard, Commissioner OF Education.
Washington Ci;y, for bis fret preliminary
Report On ihs affairs Of the Department Of
BdEcsiiOn, ''cmbodying tie rrshlis Of his
Investigations and iaiOrs, together with
a statement o. sueh facts aud rse0murndn-
lions as rill. in his Judgment, suisetye tie
purpose Ger Ehieh H. Department is e.
ialilisbed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

sT Josiah Taylor Esq, prominent
citizen and merchant Of Galveston, former
ly Of Waco, died at L@ Grange, on the
evening Of the 10th inst. The Galveston
News says:
Mr.. Taylor left us but a few days
ago in the best of health, and hiS
appearance indicated that he would
be spared for many years Of use
fulness. But he is gone, and we
will not look upon his benevolent
and beaming countenance again.
As q merchant the deceased ranked
among the most upright, intelligent
and honorable, and was one of our
best citizens in social life he was
without reproach, and his untimely
death will leave q void in business
circles that it will be difficult to fill.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

eGS The Mckinney Messenger Radical
paper, is mad because we wrote pretty
article in reference to Radical ungallantry
toward Mrs. Lincoln. Don't be jealous,
neighbour we've no notion of marrying
Mrs. Lincoln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
Em The Houston TeleqrnI

GsDr The Houston Telegraph Of the 18th
publishes the speech of Maj. Z. W. Cave,
delivered a: mass meeting Of the citizens
of Houston, on the 10Th inst. 1t covers
the whole field Of argument since the sur
render, and is an able effort We shall en-
deayor 10 give portions of the address, If
not the whole, as We deem its Publication
calculated TO DO much good.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
NlTE rENrRM rlTTrTITE rOsrITIEE.

eS-rhe Marshall Flag states that quiis
a number Of the soldiers stationed at that
place have jolrsj tie Youas Mems Demo.
cratic Club. Nearly all the soldiers In
Dallas arc Democrats. llurrah for "lhe
boys In blue
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

Our old friend Virginius Hutchcn
has become one of the editors Of the
Dallas (Tcxas) Herald. As in the
olden time, Hutchcn wields fluent
and trenchant pen. Radicalism
receives no mercy at his hands.
Henderson (Ky.) Reporter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

RsSr The Galveston Dispatch Gays that
Mr. +, c. Lambdin, late Superintendent Of
ihe Chichasi'ogue paper mandatory,
Beaver Meadow, Alabama, intends start
ing a paper mill in this State, proviled he
can get rags enough.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
Pianos for Salal

A MANNER a co.'s Mes TsTkl ArisA
i Plaza
Ne, Marsesii 4 MinaasT Piaaa
HE aheEs arc enrFei fsI sale sI msAa-
fseiaTers prices, transportation Alisi, sAi
saA be delivered ia frsh h-sF 10 siI weeks
fTsa the iins ordered, fsT farther par
iisalars, prices, Sc, iAquiR a. The
HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

tDr bisPsisAs, f'en GsH, sltTu,H ssT-
FslsTais he Ss.sPaPsT asssaSis u lsiisn
asiIssss GsH- shsIiiaA ,slssTaPl' that
iAsy sTs iss LsTIills fsT detail, ASi GsH,
slsTHaH ,slsgTaIi' Liz 10 siH,iSisisT
suHHsTy IsHishasni.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

90 A sfs ifrarfs 10 Islff EDITED A.
~ H.fttss isassfsst rfis'tl BEL srss'si
ed siiisl ~ q fsfssslii rs tlss
started is sss Asissis 40 tssfss be 80
Fsfis ils Nsiiansi l,ssassFsiis rnsiisuiisi
tifkst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

An innkccper observed a Posiil-
lion with one spur, and inquired the
reaSoni GWhat would be the use 81
E secoBdy~ said the pOstillion- III
one side Of the bsrse goes. the other
cans stand still
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

~ Hon. W. d. Jones, eleotor for Grant,
in the 4th Congressional District Of Ala
barna. declines the sppOintmeni, and will
take tbs stump for Seymour and Blair
Hon. Thos. Masfsrsn, Representative in
the Alabaua Legislature from Lawrence
county has alec abandoned Grant and de
cI.rrs for Seymour aud Blair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

vallahdlsLsm has received the Demo
cratic nomination for Congress in the Third
District Of Ohio.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
Look Ont

Il RATION a JOHNSON have jssi 70.
N osissi ssRs NAN PRINTS, bDuEs-
1T, toffkE kHs CHEWING IOBACC0,
CANDY, sc, Ss-
ks@sNt@F JsAHsaA Is 90. ia Ne. isTk,
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siaHiig, ie3l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

ftSS- Mrs. Trumbull, wife of Senator
Trumbull, Of Illinois, died in Washington
city, on the 18th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

Philosophers say tina. shutting the
eyes makes the hearing more acute.
4 wag 50 1gested that this accounts
for 50 many closed eyes at church
at sermon time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
HARTFORD, CONN.

HARTFORD, COMM.
Assets $500. 900. Charter Perpetual.
Board Of Reference, GdircSton:
Ball, llntchnls X Co,
a. }. Ward 4 Co.,
Josiah Taylor
I. II. Nc Mah"n & Co,
a. Scssun,s & Co,
Shcl wood X Flournoy,
Drs. Heard aud WEIGH.
yE7llE rlltENlN issues every kind Of
Il policy. aud is purely mutual, dividing
al the profits among its members.
It's premiums may be paid annually.
half note or all cash.
Its policies are all non-forieiting.
II has, without delaying the payment Of
a single claim, paid since its establishment,
II years ngo, Hundreds Of Thousands Of
D. liars 70 the widows, orphans and heirs
Of its Policy. Holders.
Its dividends are now AMI have been for
the past four Years 10 per cent.
D. +. NEWSOM, Agent,
August lj--lo4w Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
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NOTICE.
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NONGRESS having amended the Bank
- rupt Law extending the tenure for
filing applications In Bankruptcy until the
First Day 81 January, 1850,
we are prepared with oil the necessary
blanks, and will attend to tho cases Of all
persons who wish to avail the nsclves of
the benefits Of the Bankrupt Law.
After the LIST Of January next applicants
will be repaired to pay fifty cents on the
dollar before they can be discharged, it is
therefore Important that all who intend to
apply for the benefit Of the Law should do
80 without delay.
BURFORD, GOOD & JORDAN.
Dallas, August 20, lSGS-5Glm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29


ialn anImaitrris urn riiiIfa.
mnffmfuis he pfrIr~rs a. take .
han.l iu politics Me- I'd all sni b,
n0 manUrT n mtans Asa lutikff
on. hs takes ihr priFilf1u ~ tfiii
cisins The game, and exprris the
players ~ manifest occasional lea a..
paiionte az bic rUmaTks. No hegs
Ia assure them, however, that ll,sy
arc meant ia kindness and a., fOr
quaTrelins with them On the sub
jecl-Why the game i II too small
consequences a. justify a quarrel.
learn that \, A. Taylor, Rsq., a
journalist of gO0d deal Of eNpe-
rienee, Is 20 DO a partner ia the
Daily Times, the new paper being
established hers by SOmers Kinney.
II is also rum0red that Coils. GILES
pie and Carter will have something
to do with it, Assure,iiy the new
paper will have talent aud news
paper tact enough engaged upon il
To insure its taking tho highest
position Of any paper ia the State,
and | predict great success in the
enterprise,
Tho cotton worm is somewhat
complained IT in the lower country
aud there is little doubt il has ap,
peared in places all over the coast
cotton region, II is, however, too
late 10 ruin the crop, aud a very
considerable amount is already be,
ing picked. Estimates Of tho crop
for tho Texas ports vary from l5O,,
900 TO $50, 900 bales. The first fig,
ure is nearest the amount. | sup
pose the cotton Of Dallas, Ellis,
Parker, etc, will meet il il seek a
market here, and that will to a large
extent mako up for the losses 10
Fort Bend, Wharton, Brazoria, etc.
Tho largest crop ever made was
about 100000 bales. Ii is hardly
possible that as much ground Is cul,
tivated now as then, and according
~ the highest figures suggested will
hardly DO reached.
Tho prospect of n good crop is
having its effect In stocking the
stores and warehouses of our mer.
chants with mountains of goods.
Already very heavy purchases have
been made, and large shipments are
in hand, and | am assured that tho
amount yet to como is larger than
ever before brought to the State.
A Cotton Factors Association
has been recently organized here
with view TO reducing the cotton
trade to some system, and scale of
charges agreed upon. This, how.
ever, it is expressly said, is not in.
tended to abridgc the privilege the
planter has of selling his own cot.
ton here, n privilege which believe
is not granted in any other cotton
in the State, and which GER.
tainly secures the greatest satisiac.
ton to the planter, MS. if he tests |
tn, market himself he knows he is .
getting the best offers made for his .
produce. .
An interesting exhibition of
fire extinguishcr wac made in town .
Yesterday. Mr.. s. S. Munger who
has the cytinguishcrs for sale, had
A board shanty built, in which was
piled up a lot of tar barrels shay.
mrs, and other comhnstibIes Over
The heap he poured gallon of kcr.
,s:ue oil. and then set fire TO IN,
mass when the heap was well on
ire and the tIaze was all over the
,honrv Le Turned the cock and
on tho fire with a small
,trcam not bigger than n ripcstcm
md in eipht Seconds tho fire was
,ut! Again and again he rcpeated !
bc "periment and with canal suc.
,ess The cytinnuishcr is cvIin.
L. +L,.LolI, H.. . 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

T We have received the "Monihly
Chronicle Of the Merchants Protective
Union, organized under the laws Of the
lStsis Of New York, for the promotion and
protection Of trade throughout the United
States and British PrOviness,7 published
monthly At the Offss Of tie Merchants Pro
teetirs Union, l2s Broadway New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

WHOSE desiring 10 take the benefit Of
IL the BANKRUPT ACT call upon Re
cord, Field < Bower. They are prepared TO
give prompt attention to all cases in bank
ruptey upon the most reasonable terms.
5Giml RECORD, FIELD BOWER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

Mayor Conway, OF New Orleans, has sp.
Poin'ed Gen. BraSion Bragg, suPerintend.
eni OF the Water Wgks OF that city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

tD ihs Stale ssHiiHsl a. MsAigeIsTy,
Ala, . radical sheet, has bssa iissslliIus
for SaHl q RAlTOHags, \
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

THh rrror1ea fhsi Col O. Vs. Car
Or. Of Hessior. Is gsing Sorlh . Eaks
re-el.es Ter - -ugur ard Bar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
DON'T KEEP
YOU r w o. OIL

st home, but bring it in to me and
get the highest price, in Goods or
Money. |. NUSSBAUN,
at Caruth's Old Stand.
SStf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
FALL GARDEN SEEDS.
TEXAS SEED DEPOT,

TEN AS SEED DEPOT,
CUSHING Go CAVE,
GALVESTON AND HOUSTON.
We have received from the best Northern
Growers rur Fall stock OF GARDEN.NSEEDS.
TURNlP.-Red Top Strap Leaf, Enry
white Flat Dutch; large white Globe; large
white Norfolk; Robertson Golden. Bull;
large. yellow Globe; Ruta Bnga.
CABBAGE.--Eaiiy York; early Drum
head; large late Drumhead; Drpnbead
Savoy; Flat Dutch.
COLLARDS.-RcnlS Southern Coltnrdss
BEET.-Long Blood Red; early Turnip,
Blood; White Sugar.
LETTUCE.-Royal Cabbage; Ice. Drum
head.
RADISH.-Yellow Fall Tor Summer};
White Fall Tor Summary Black. SImnish;
Long Scarlet Short Top.
fertile above are the leading seasonable.
SEEDS.
We keep n full stock Of
Garden Seeds Of all Kinds.
Orders solicited for FIELD SEEDS.
The Trade supplied Mt low wholesale,
rates. Our Turnip Seed for the Trade is.
put up in quarter and half pounds, md in
papers for retail n. Seeds sent by mail coat
only eight cents per pound postoge. On small.
lots this is the best mode of carriage.
All Seeds bearing the label Of "The
Texas Seed Depot are by us rdrrdnfed'
fresh d,ti genuine.
by Garden Seeds sent by mail, postage.
prepaid, at 500 per dozen, currency.
CUSHING & CAVE,
II Strand, Texas Seed Depot,
Galveston. 81 Main st., Houston.
August l5-4S:St.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
BANKRUPTCY.

ReL:f 10 Unfortunate Debtora
DY AN ACT OF CONGRESS, the
I'D BANKRUPT ACT has been extended
to the LIST day Of January, 1869. We, the
undersigned, therefore, have taken pains
to prepare ourselves with such books, re-
ports and blanks as will enable us to give
prompt and diligent attention to all cases
Of bankruptcy, whether voluntary or in
voluntary. We advise to make application
ut once, as petitions should be fled in
proper time 10 receive the benefits. We
will charge reasonable fees.
RECORD, FIELD & BOWER.
50lm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

She is nincty.two years old.
Flakes bulletin.
Let the garrulous old bag blow her foul
breath through her rotten fangs or toothless
gums; for, If Grant succeeds, she may be
noble lady in his palace, and cast her
rich perfume over all in that new abode Of
royalty. The "iuevitable cigar" would
so finely tone the odour, that His Majesty
could feel like Wordsworth on his "bank of
yiOlets.n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

The slower The ssqaaintanss, The faster
the Eicsdsbip.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

wWoatbessls.r and pleasant, here
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

BENZ. A. Boris, II. CUSHING,
President. Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

Sojourncr Truth, the world
renowned negro woman, has taken
the stump for Grant and Colflx.
She is nincty.two years old.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

used, whether that is i'm one month
or two years, it would seem to be
good thing to have in the family.
The continued good health of
Houston and Galveston is q matter
of congratulation. Never in the
history of the two towns was there
so little sickness in August, and the
prospect is certainly good that there
will be no sickness whatever this
fall. With promising trade, brisk
times are anticipated. Already are
there some signs Of OF ening trade,
and every day sees more and more
people from the Interior in our
streets. The disasters of the last
two years have ruined some, and
discouraged many. The unsettled
political condition has depressed
the energies of the people. 1t will
take a good crop to remove the de-
preston. Scarcely q man in bust
ness in Houston and Galveston but
has lost money in both of the two
years past. Still they do not give
up. Improvements in this city ola
solid character are tho order of tho
lay. More brick buildings are go
ing up, Not less than four brick
stores have been begun since l last
mentioned this subject, and / hear
IF further substantial building be-
ing in contemplation. The prospect
If the Ship Channel and of the
New Orleans road is said to be now
brighter than ever. Our railroad
with the interior are
And the energies of
,sr people bid fair to surmount even
he depression of misrule and anar-
.hy with which the conquerors have
us.
/ think / mentioned in my last
hat Mr.. Thomas Affleck was about
,tarting an agricultural journal in
Houston. | since learn from him
hat his Rural Monthly will prob
IDLY appear in November. He is
the best writer on agricul-
ural and horticultural subjects in
he South and one of the best in
america, and L hail the prospective
appearance Of his journal with
New crop cotton and corn are
TO arrive and a ready
market is found. The present price
4 corn is so to zoe. per Dbl, and
f cotton about lie, coin, per ID.
The demand for bagging and rope
) enormous, and taxes merchants
o supply it. 1t is believed that the
.uIk of this crop will be sold in the
Interior. The system of sending ,
gents out TO buy cotton all through
be country, generally praeticed
ist winter and spring, has been
by the plan of engaging
u the cotton a man makes at a GER
lin rate below the price at Houston
nd Galveston when he delivers the
1ttOn at the point agreed upon.
his greed for the staple viii do
ell enough in a rising market, but !
the tendency should be down
ard .Omebody viii be hurt
n. --n-~ - rrr-r...-~- r--r~fah
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

Collections Of cash paper made without
charge and accounts ksIt, subject TO sight
draft,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29

Bonds and oibsr securities and uneur-
rent money bought and sold, either in this
market, New Orleans or New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-25
Our Christmas Supplement.

One year ago we presented to our readers
our Christmas Supplement, containing the
Christmas Story of "No Thoroughfsre, )"
written for tho occasion by Charles Dickens,
the gre It English novelist, and our Christ
mas Supplement issued to-day will not be
found wanting in any of the elements OF
interest which made that Of twelve months
since welcome visitor 10 ten thousand
Christmas fresides Our Supplement to-
day contains "My Wife's Promise"
thrilling and weird story, by the well
known author, Miss NJ. Z. Braddon, new
published for the first time in the South;
the story of "Zllah, the WITCH" by the
author of Mildred's Wedding" vivid,
powerful and fascinating sketch of life and
its mysteries; the True Stsry Of Blue
Beard" by the "Fat Contributor" jelly
and humorous version Of thrice told tale;
a number of graphically written miscel!a-
neous articles, and selection of Christmas
poetry.
This is our Christmas present to the
readers cf THE NEWS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-25

The planter was right. Even now, much as
We have suffered from the most causeiess re-
belion since Satan's revolt in Heaven, clothed
as so many of our homes are in mourning for
the slain of our people, wo certainly have no
hatred for the inhabitants of the South. On
the contrary, we are thankful fer any opportu-
nifty Of aiding them in restoring their waste
places. have DO doubt that at this moment
majority of our people would heartily agree
with me in supporting the motion just made
by New Eng land senator to remove tie dlss-
bilites of those ct present disflanchised in the
revolted States, and make amnesty and SUI
frage universal"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-25
blessing ofthe Almighty upon themselves and

blessing the Almighty upon themselves and
their State-can they pray that they may
be forgiven their own wrsng-doing,, if they
still nurse their ancient wrath, and look
with the eye of hate upon even their bit
terest foe? To pray for pardon for our
selves, while we refuse to pardon those who,
according to our belief, have injured us,
is a mockery and sham.
This is the season when friendships ore
renewed and every wound is healed, when
coldness is dispelled by the warmth Of the
Christmas fires, and families link them
selves together by new and stronger tics
And if we read ar. ght the mighty epic of
Christmas tide, this vast family of States,
these thirty millions ef people, will forget
and forgive the feuds of the past, and stand,
when tomorrow dawns, upon the threshold
of new era of kindness, happiness and
trust. North and South, East and West,
shall then be but one; and the whole Union
will welcome the New Year as the seal of
that new covenant which shall bind this peo'
pie together as though with hooks of steel.
In this hope and with this trust, we wish
our readers, with all our heart, MERRY,
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY New YEAR!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-25
Stplea.

C,TnLEv, FROM THE sTAELE GF
= Dr. u. i. Connor, Orangvburg District. on the
night OF the 9uth OF December, 1868, Light Colorod
Sorrel 'lARH MULE, with saddle and Drldlc. Sad
die, Mcclellan; Tree II 4 inch seat The Mule has
whilo spots on its shoulder. fen collar; little
gay on back fro.a eaddlc brittle heefs o1icn lame
when not shod; has laoy lost hsr shoes; soro nails
in her koof. whta stoaa- Size Is O; COED sizs
abou! nino yea $ old, and brarded U. 8. Any in
formation will be Ii .nksrrly received. and liberal
reward for tho .hief Address DR.. D. L. CONNOR,
Reevesvillc Poslcfice, So Ga.
December "a -