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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
Listen. Heed,

"The times are momcntous. Perils so
great never before msnaced our institu-
lions. We are on the very eve Of the most
critical events and he is lcess than vigi-
liant patriot who does not see and provide
for the impending danger. Radicalism is
bent on revolution and will not stop at civil
war. 1t hos enlisted the regular army in
its service. Let the people therefore-the
brave, honest masses-be warned and
reused, for the first blow may come like a
thief in the night. Let the alarm be sound
ed from ocean to ocean, that our liberties
are in danger of being overihrown by n
base conspiracy, and let meetings forth
with be called in every city, town and vii
lage, that oppression may be given to the
indignant voice Of the nation, and that the
people may prepare 10 protect and defend
the Constitution, for the vindication Of
which patriotic President is TO be i'm
pesched and deposed. National IHteitgen-
Ger.
This is the exhortation Of that wise and
statesman like Journal, the National Intel
ligeneer, which for more than q quarter OF
a century has been the Lending and most
ably Edited paper on the Continent IL is
TO Ameries, what the London Times is TO
the English Nation, the intelligent senti-
mel Of the Constitution and wise couuse Tor
Of the people. Last week we endeavored
10 chow the painful demand for speedy and
thorough organization, made By the awful
urgency OF the crisis Are our people 50
sunk in Infamous lethargy ard such craven
srouching slaves as not to dare ssssrt their
rights at the ballot boz II We thought II
vould avail. We zould h-seech the ladies
BIZ eli they boid sacred, The destiny q their
children. 70 force their husbands and low
srs 70 enroll themsrlEes inSinnisr IN he
r.nks Of a Conservative ergsniratiop- We
must organize, Les us a. % i-nsdis.siy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
Woman. Triumph.

Sassn u Anthony Me- y Csdy
Nishion and the other rrus ing hers
Who advocate woinans right 10 the
'hresshss and ballots wlll ~ over.
joysd io learn that the Stat. ~ Ar
sa.as ha, emb'.lisd their views la
Usnew llAditsl Constitution llsncs-
Firth the wives aud daughters -
l,sekshsAek are a. take part In torch
light possessions, challenge voters,
run Wild lie machine und ait on
jaries. AZ the last exists more as
an oherous duty than - privilege,
ju.t think bow annoying il will DO
fr the Behdicts 10 have tho wives
either bOs0ms torn away frOm them
hy sherifrs officer, Ia DO locked
up in a jury box, leaving the babies
at home 10 experience state OF
famine, the shirts To go bultOnlsss
aud tho dinner unbaked, Evident
~ no better means could be devised
for depOpulating that terri tory,
Every married man will gather To-
gether his house hold gods aud fec
il like a pestilenee, Even unmar-
ried ladies will have To run from ils
upas.liks breaih-a place wh ere
their ages can all DO discovered by
reference TO the voting register, will
not do for tho prosecution OF the
husband hunting business, 4 O.
population Of poor Arkansas must
degenerate into a composition of
blacks aud bachelors, IL will be
decidedly a good place for the latter,
particularly IL they happened 10 be
good looking or interesting, for any
rnormiiy can then be committed
without fear OF punishment. A
graceful compliment, n waited kiss,
or a meaning wink TO lady in the
Jury box will ensure safety, though
The heavens should fall beneath the
weight ofdamning evidence, What
~ Paradise for dcmoralizcd editors
aud WORKOUT Congressman IL will
he. We regret, however, that the
Convention has madu one omission
in the awarded rights" We would
not have tho Laurel crown of wo-
mans triumph rubbed Of single
leaf and Indignantly demand why
tho right to shear (not bare arms"
was not accorded. Her services for
centuries in the infantry line has
proved her entirely fitted for the
privilege Of doiendins her homo and
fircside. We trust this omission
may speedily DO remedied.-N o.
Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

~ This week we have had n spceienm
Of inundaiion, which might serve TO illus
iraie comparatively. the horrors, yet gran
lsur, Of an overflow Of the Mississippi,
Ganges or Amazon. II is true tire was not
to be seen hogs upon logs, nor cattle in
hsuses, floating on the breast Of the water,
as is frequently The case in the overfOws Of
ih. Mississippi; no panibers, leoPards and
birds erouching peacefully in the tops Of
trees nor lions, tigers and men sitting
friendly upon a raft, as they are borne
seward By the merciiess hor Of the
deluge, their savage passion and natural
.nmiiy sved into harmony by the terrible
grandeur Of natures might, as is offen TO
be seen in the foundations Of the 6anges-
The riysr here has been two miles vide,
esrsring froa tan 10 ffssen feet ihs broad
plateau hstHsep this Plnes aud the bills
rssi, It had he music Of the munurs Of
mighty waters The sr1euDt Of destruction
10 property has no been sseeTtsinsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

To THE FARMERs.-we are DESTROYS Of
getting all the information we can, as to
the necessities of this section, in the way
Of seed wheat, barley, oats and rye. The
object 10 to ascertain what new seeds are
needed, what new species have been tried,
and will succeed, and any other informa-
ton ms to the degeneration, il any, Of the
seed now used. If our farmers will give
us their views on these matters, from actu-
al observation aud experience, we will b.
thankful for il, and may be enabled to ben
eft the produc tiveness Of our Irairics.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

CoNvERsATIoN WITH GEN ERAL
GRANT, found Mr.. Grant in the
Patent Office examening some Pa.
tent cigar holders.
"Good morning, Mr.. Grant"
"Good morning, Mr.. Head"
"Be You in the war Office now?"
"No; I'm in the Patent Office
now smoker"
Yes, please give us a light; DO
you going to run for the Presidency,
Mr.. Grant,"
81 slew seventy thousand men in
the battle of the Wilderness, Mr..
Head"
aYes which side were the slowed
mon fighting on, Mr.. Grant,
Here he sat down, SO as to smoke
easier. That's all he said. Said l
again, Mr.. Grant, folks don't know
where you stand do you" He bit
off the end Of the cigar and replied !:
+ "What boss did you bet on ut the
race the other day2" Said 1, lookin'
at him, mot the boss you're trying
70 ride, old TEL" and thereby hangs
n tale r. lie lit another shcroot, and
1 saws, "Mr. Grant, we're suffering
terribly down South. couldn't you
and some other woman send us down
some tracts?'' Il will spcek to Mr..
Stanton. and ir he hasn't anything
f,r me IN do in the Office this after
noon I'll get some cigcrs and take
YOU out 10 ride" / was satisfied
by the above conversation that Gen.
.rsl Grant was a great man; l new
ar had q man CRATE more on m y
feeling. than he did; he is a man
more qualified as man than Anna
Dickinson ever WAIVER Orleans
Commercial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

The late Judge Story, man who,
as a jurist, was respected at home
and abroad, and whose decisions
were referred to with respect by
somc of the most able lawyers in
England, amongst W HON were
Brongham and Denman, says, in
concluding his Commentaries on
tho American Constitution, al G I
tho American youth never forget
that they possess noble inheritance,
bought by the tolls, and sufi'erings,
and blood of their ancestors, and
capable, if wisely improved, mot
outraged, mark you,) and faithfully
guarded, of transmitting to t h @
latest postcrity all tho substantial
blessings of life, the peaceful enjoy
mcnts OF liberty, property, religion
aud independence. Its defences are
imprcgnablo from without. 1t may
nevertheless perish in an hour, by
tho folly, or corruption, or negli-
gence, OF its only kccpcrs-thc poo
pie. Republics arc created by the
virtue, public spirit and intelligence
of the citizens. They fall when the
wise arc banished from the public
councils, because they dare to be
honest, and the proAigate are re-
warded, because they fiatter h G
people in order to bctray them"
Let "those who run read"-let the
people of America reflect on these
words from a man who loved his
country, and who understood the
Constitution well.
1t requirs no great amount of
penetration to predict what will be
our fate, if matters 60 on rs they
are doing, for it is patent to every
one who has eyes, and the smallest
scintillation OF judgment, that it is
in the very state described in the
last lines Of the quotation, rich
though it be in all the natural re-
sources of wealth. In one part or
another it embraces almost every
kind Of climate on the globe, from
"burning torrid, to the frigid zone"
On its soil can be raised nearly all
the products of any country. The
extent of and riches Of it's mines,
from the "gold Of Ophir" down to
"The flowing liquid oil,
Which from the earth doth like a cauldron
"a boil" 'r .lu
are beyond computation; and yet,
notwithstanding this, at tho present
moment it is in tho most lamcntable
state in which any country has over
been placed. When will tho good
time promised truly comc?-N. o.
Tines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
To the People OF Dallas County.

DALLAS, Texas, March 10, 1868.
The undersigned citizens of Dallas coun-
ty, would respectfully and earnestly request
the cooperation of all conservatives in the
county for the purpose of organizing the
Conservative Party of this county, taking
under consideration the various momentous
questions Of the day, and consulting rs to
the policy it behoovcs us to pursue.
The meeting will be held in the town of
Dallas, on Saturday, 2lst inst.
>Jonx ]. Coon, T. F. CRUrcHFIELD.
J. W. SMITH, MAT. NJ, BuRFoRD,
TIC. JoRDAN, J. PEAK,
w. W. PEAK, WoRMLEY CAorER.
J. NJ. BRowN. JAS. p. THOMAS.
*. MAsrEN, Ed. C. BRowDER,
ED. W. Hunt, JOHN d. FLOYD,
JouN HOWELL, SoHN J. EAKISs,
JOSEPH L. FISHER, W. L. MuRPHY,
w. II. PnATHEn, T. G. T. KENDALL,
>ED. G. Bower, 80. CRUTcHrIELD,
WV C. WoLFF, Tuos. WALKER,
JOHN p. HILL, GEO. ID. BRowS,
q. C. GILLESPIE, JAS. E. BARLEY,
J. W. CRowDUs, wN. B. MARTIN,
L. NJ. WHITE, F. d. BRYAN,
A. W. RoYsDoN, T. W. PARKER,
J. p. CAREY, J. L. WEIGH,
JOHN 7. SMITH, ALLEN COLLINS,
J. G. BOUCHER, A. G. MYERS,
A. II. HARRIS, CHAs. BRADY,
W. BABsoN, SAEL. NEsBITT,
JAMES CAENAuLT, JoHs LAWS,
W. II. LooSEY, GEORGE BERRY,
J. NJ. BENNETT, G. L. BENNETT,
A. WEpB, J. A. CoATs,
q. W. CoATs, II. HUMPHREY,
s. GALWAY, J. T. LAWRENCE,
NJ. A. CokTs, DAVID REEDY.
Benz. REEDY, L. d. BENNETT,
W. H. BENNETT, I. Il. CoArs,
JAMES CoArs, W. r. RoBBERsoS,
b. z. BoURx, 7. ID. FIsHER,
c. II. Nichols, g0SIus PEAK,
g. r. SEARS. Jas. SHErPALD,
"A. NJ. MooRE, WALTER KxorT,
J L. SYPERT, SAML. s. NEVILLE,
Wv. LANE, ~. W. SwIxDELLs.
1ro C. Mccoy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

THE LADIES BUILDING COMMITTEE OF
LAScAsrER,-will give FAIR and SUP
PER, on the evening of the 18th Of March,
for the purpose of raising means TO aid in
the construction Of Presbyicrion Church
House, and earnestly solicit the liberal
patronage of all who may feel an interest
in such matters. We-are also requested to
state that on the same evening Mr.. DICK
LLOYD, the armless man, who lost his arms
in the Confederate service, will make a
Balloon Ascension, the proceeds of which
will be devoted to the same purpose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
The Mcconnell Plows,
Are better adapted 10 The cultivation Of the

are better adapted TO the cultivation Of the
BLACK WANY LAND,
than any other Kind ever manufactured or
imported into Texas This is broad as
ssriion, but one that eau be easily proven
by large number Of the most respectable
aud successful farmers OF Dallas aud sur
rounding counties, as will appear from the
certificates furnished me by gentlemen who
have for several years cultivated their
farms with ploWs manu- aelured by me-
One OF these certificates is hereto append
ell, as follows;
DALLAS, February eth, lS6S,
III" undersigned farmers, Ts,,,ns ln nalla, county,
take great pleasure In recommending to tho Farmer,
II Northern rrNEs tho Pillow. manufactured At nllas,
by joseph c Mcconnell, For blowing In BLACK
MANY LAND, The MCCONNELL Is much superior To
any other Kind of pillow We have ever u,~ OF .ccn and
To those II our friends who wish Ia purrllA.c SuPH
RIoR Pillow, Ne ay by all mean. hny ono OF those
manufactured by Joseph q, Mcconnell, and you will
have ~ cause To rrgrvi your larrain,
GEORGE n BROWN,
". II. HUGHES,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
JOHN HOWELL,
JOHN J. EAKINs
DALLAS THOMPSON.
JAMES COLE,
JAMES ALDRIDGE
A supply Of these plows are constantly
kept on hand for sale. at my shop, for cash.
JOSEPH c. MCCONNELL.
Dallas, March II, lSGS.-26Ic
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
n6- Every Clerk of the County Court

pa Every Clerk of the County Courts
Clerk of the District Courts, Justice of the
Peace, Constable, Sheriff, or other officers,
should have printed Blanks. We keep al
ways on hand at all times, all the ordinary
blanks generally used, and can print at
short notice, any kind desired. Mailed,
free Of postage, TO any part of the country
at 81, so (specis) per luire.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

THK NATIONAL ISrELLIoEScER.-Allp per-
sons wishing TO subscribe to the above pm.
per, the organ Of the administration, and
one Of the most reliable, forcible and bold.
est papers pub ished in the country, can do
so at the Herald office. Terms, for the
Weekly So per annum; Tri-weekly, SO per
annum in advance, U. s. currency.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

pns- BARK Justices Citations, Rseeu,
lions, aud other County aud District Court
blanks kept always on hand nj this Office,
for sale At 81 90 specie per quire; also
blank Deeds, a new aud handsome form,
on large fine paper, with hlsnt Aeknowl-
edgrmenis, FOR Clerks or Noiaries, and
with Clerks certificate 81 Record, NJ 81
per quire. oiher blanks aud job work Of
NIL kinds printed neatly on short notice
aud very cheap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

sATLEs' rEEATIsr on TuE cIvII JuEs
pIcTIoS ~ JrsTicrs 90 fnE fEAck ASb
couSTT coTRT,.-We have just received q
few copies ~ this new ahi valuable work,
for sale, Price. Sl0 specie, The work i
handsomely gotten uP, substantially bound,
and Is EQUAL In every respect, 10 any Law
book We have s~en, Those wishing a cory
should call Early A. the
IlERALD ORfICE, Dallas, Tehas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
~ The Democratic Stat

rSr The Democratic State Convention Of
Mississippi, adjourned on the 10th uli. az
ter adopted resolutions in consOnanes with
the National Democratic party, and elect
ing delegates to the National Convention
The delegates at large are Messrs. w. @.
Fsa,hsFslan, z. n Yerger, Z. c. Halihall5
and W. r Martin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

R% Don't our lawyers merchants, and
other business men, want letter headings
neatly printed? We have done something
in this way, and are prepared to do work
in the neatest style Of the "Black Art"
Specimens can be seen ut the Herald office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
~ Gen. Meade. in accordance with

n@ Gen. Meade, in accordance With 9
resolution Of the Convention Of that State,
has prohibited imprisonment for debt in
Geergih, aud also ordered that hereafter no
bail process shall be issued out Of the
Courts Of the State; all persons nov i'm
prisoned for debt are 10 be imnsdihtely
released.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

r0- We are pleased to learn that Col. r.
S. Morse, of the City Hotel, New Orleans,
taking into consideration the hardness Of
he iimcs, and the grca, scarcely Of money
has reduced the rate Of charges in his hotel
10 So Ter day. 232m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

wHEz suTtring from Consumption what
would not the patient give for Amedieins
that Is certain 10 ere We res9mmeno
MARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM 10 AL %
sfiietsd, knowing, from s1Psrienss, that
il can Be relied upon on in al eases Of DIS
orders Of the Lungs- For sale By 81 drug
gist,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

a0~ Mr.. L. Wcster requests us 10 notify
his friends and Gus omers, that he is now
receiving, per Trinity River, his new stock
of goods. lie has not had time to make up
his new advertisement yet. Call and see.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

nBr Parties wishing to purchase land in
the State, or property in or near Austin, or
who wish 10 secure the services Of a prompt
business agent will call on. or correspond
with n. c. Raymond & Co, Real Estate
Agents, Austin, Texas. t2l:2m.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

DS Judge z. Ellis Coombes, Attorney
at Law, has removed his office to tho front
room, over Pryor s. Hills Drug Store, S. Z.
corner of the Publ c Square. We should
have made tho announcement two weeks
ago, but it escaped our memory. Our friend
will excuse our neglect.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
state nEeou'.gs CONSERVATIVES Com,

State HEeou':gs Conservative Com
minee-
JOHN HANCOCK, 81 Travis, Cisfmss
~. HENDERSON, u Harris.
sA, MAVERICK, ~ BsAaE
RICHARD COHR u MsIsRRaR.
HAMILTON STUART, 81 GaiEssisn,
l. d, EVANS, II llaHissH,
Nv, TnROCKMORT0N, 81 Collin.
JAS, u, STARR, II NasegiSsLos
H. :. GOuLn, Of Leon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
NEW BOOKS.
PAINE PRA cTTCE OF MEDICINE.

PAINES PRA CTTCE OF MEDICINE.
new work just issued by W. Paine, NJ. D. Professor
Of the Principles and Practice OF Medicine and Paihol
ocy in the Philadelphia University Of Medicine and
Surgery; author Of Panes Practice of Surgery work
ON Obstetrics and Matcria Medca author OF New School
Remedies Epitome OF Eberlies Practice OF Medi-
cine; Review Of Homeopathy word on the History
Of Medicine Elitorof University Medical and Surgical
Journal &C. &c. II is royal octave Of $50 pages, and
contains a full description OF all diseases known in
medicine and surgery Including those Of women and
children together with their pathology and treatment
By all the new and improved methods. Price = post
age 30 cents Address the author, o53, Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ALSO, A NEW WORK,
Entitled New School Medicines, which is the only
work ever published upon Matcria Mediea embracing
All the Eclectic Homeopathic. and Botanic renedieS,
with full regular Materia Eeica- Price "; postage
free Address a. above
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

It's reported that the United
States made proposals. TO the Turk
in government 10 build a port at
MsrmOrizza, rs a station for ihe
United States Navy. but the Sabine
Porte declined making the neces-
or concessions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
RHItGIoVs,

W. az Tossssisl ~ Rev, n, liiNss. "a AnaauHrr
that h. y a aTssn ~ hEHsssT en,E6a a. ihs Ma,
.ahr liAii Ia ihs Issh q ls.IsAsisF, The faTih
ssiAsik IL this Hiuih ffslEuaEg "a lsnsA ~ N a.
slosk, A ~ sat I'll nai'Ess The alla hiE,Ful On ,hs
fuaTth NalAAih Ia sahh n,anih ihsHuAAsT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
NIfW aooHxs.

H. fslias iss n-s bsaks siil 10 fasnt "a sais Al
iha hsTsla oaiss, a. ihs rTisHs nsnsds
tiis sHa fsaI,signs eftiFn, \ isiearsall tAFk
$50, ~ u, I. i,aansgs-nslasss hiaaias, 81 half
0-li - SaffsHrs.
rIisas LiR 81 JsaFTseA Paris, - eT-sra, 81 s.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

Messrs. WATERS & PAscn,LL. and J. T.
STANLEY. are Agents for the Herald, In
Kaufman, and duly authorized to receipt
for moneys due this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

Its reported hst the Supreme
Coart Of this State sitting al Galveston, has
decided he STAY Law Of 1896 uneonsiii1-
tionaL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

say LATAYErrg l;urLEH, NJ rL'So, Col
lin county, Texas, Is an authorized agent
for the Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
ALSO A NEH HORE.
University Journal
OF
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

A S,ni- Monthly JourHalef Medicine, SvTge7y,
Phi,iologp, HygIene, and General L'ieratHrs
deroted 10 the Prefsssioa and the People.
n. sbe.-s.t medical 7aper in the world, Published
every two ErsLs. a The University buians Nihih IL
nth a VI afuuf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

eD- Ben. Long has been appointed Clerk
of the District Court of Dallas County,
vice L. B. Spillman, resigned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

na-0ur Houston letter is unavOidably
crowded out this week. II wont spoil fron
one weeks lelay.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

~ The extensive Chemical Works Of
Nsssrs. Bowers & Esightuan, we're des-
trorsd ~ Ere On he 2eth ut
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
PLOWS PLOWS.
Encourage Home Industry

huRlNG the last two years, the under
IL sigHei has been esnsianlly engaged
ia the manufacture % one aud two horse
floss Of a superior quality,
| claim that the Plows manufactured by
m. ~ my shop Ia Dallas, ahi knowR in
this community as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14


ATTENTION FARHERs.-Most gladly do
we announce the card Of Mr.. J. c. Melon
nell, accompanied with so many and good
Recommendations Of his manufacture. We
have carefully examined the pillow aud find
that il is made Of most substantial and
durable material. The point and moul-
beard are formed from one piece Of steel
Into diamond shaPs- Tits said, that oH-
ing TO its peculiar shape, it will carry less
dirt, and run, even when full Of dirt, with
more ease and do better work than any other
plow introduced here There is no PrOba-
bility Of its getting out Of order from or
dinsry work il 80, any smith could rspni
il without injury 20 shape or service We
vonld suggest that a it's = home uanufae-
ture our farmers should thoroughly exam
Inc ii before purchasing elsewhere
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

sD-A few copies 81 raylor's (TrIasl
Monitor, for sale At this Office, price 81 80,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14
DALLAS LYCEUNI,

Meets every Thursday evening Mt the Ma
sonic Hall. The attendance Of ladies is
respectfully requested.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

H.rsssn'. P,ssorsi BALM psrsr fails to
relieve ard cure
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

Tas rss---a Il lie club shan hsvs ons coy gratis
aasrs-s. W Pa1xE- ". D. Ea.tn-.
M sdelFAia, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-02
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
ID NAVY DEPARTMENTAL
WAgHISGToN CITY, oct. g. 1853 4
SALE OF UNSERyICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.

There viii he Sold at public acon to the highest bidders
at noon Monday the 2i day Of November 1858 In the
ence Of the Inspcctor OF ortnance, Navy Yard, Boston,
ing Shot and Shell Muskes, Rides, Csrbnes Revoyers
Spare Parts, Cartridge foxes, &c.
These articles will be sold In lots.
Termsone half cash IN government funds on the con-
cluson OF the sae and the remainder within ten days after
wards, during which time the articles must be removed from
the yard otherwise they will to the government
Payments for articles purchased must be made before
=. NJ. each day.
II Is to be distinctly understood that guarantee will be
given purchasers OF articles offered for sale and noted In
the catalogue regards their condition quality but
believed. however, that everything offered for sale Is az
represented.
j. A. DAHI.GREN,
Rear Admiral and Chief of Bureau.