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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

COUNTERPART NOTES. - The Hannibal
mo papers chronicle the appearance there
of well executed counterfeit five dollar green
backs. The green ornamental engraving aer"ss
the center of the n"te looks lighter than the
engraving in the genuine note.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

MAIL CoNTRacr-Leech, Piper & Co., OF
Pennsylyania, have received the contract Tor
carrying the mails, by four horse coaches
from Fort Abercrombie, Dakota, 10 Helena,
Montana. The route is nine hundred miles
long
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

HIr IT-"If you would see the monuments
to his greatness as a General, look around
you." said jealous Grant man as he stood IN
the centre of the Union Soldiers Cemetery"
That fellow hit the mark without intending to
do SO.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

Coon Beta bet Of $500 to ssoo was
made here yesterday that New YORK VIA ~
for Seymour. The Democrat will win.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

PrEgssa i. ga rsaT.s cd ia, nsossd quartz nall
o~ted by cAAs ]. Eesassael Which Aas te~n sdls log
loug tine al iast pat .o good ases Mr.. il, T.
cannrl s enseTsiiis aud Mr.. jones formerly sss'
tisy cd a. Tosagaaas mill Marcs ereef. have
eAsg the esxs.sos. ssssea ns sa~ tasiu there A'sd
drive wssa .aa Ill engine. waiea Ia ~ asss-Fsse
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

Loves THE IRrSH.-Gov Stone OF iowa
lately said-"next year negro WIN smell 90
well MS an freshman"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

CaAsaas IN gau AaHasers usrtch It ndTs shsFsa
T. T. Eatsosassson aas resigned sAas tos4s4oa. a:sd
hAsxe Isuscss has allied tAs vacancy by ihe asIs-tas
sasraag a! .sse5h T. .ose ado A&s teeA attaches Is
sAe shes@a = ~tscv suf n4oFe tAaa two years Nj
Eiusesdsa las sxoesssa lac apresssssaeas Of tarsa
az cassss ssasA Ase. te.g&ea Iko@eFs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

1sssop Aaasa -~ a4osest AID Prank TaFsss 81 Ia
s&sm h.ssags bate AeSa Is.a oaf table esasses g
pgssesa uAsu fsA9sfs Ih.aRs. god .s4ezs8s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

NI.AIsfstI.Ds
In San Fsanetaca. Al INC TeaHence ~ ihc Parents
az sise lsg4a- Mun1ss avcnsD@ oct iPtla. CHARLES
7. Ir-Aks If idaho 9TH ~ sl.ss iiATTts srft.ss.
The cards ~h,eh auaSuyeea the happy even; came
lac. evening by mail ass take the eaaees q pub
il.hlns the marriage 80 a,ei thing Charley. good
friend pinney did the handsome thing in champagne
and axins for rou and 40 al drink hampers 10 the
healih long life and eternal happiness Of you aud
your fair BriSc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

KlsasaE1 has received l.osssoia os a.s winter In
voice. al booss and ossFshees ioE inch. CATERS AID
b.iasorAls sor lsdiss aud nloe shoos for ehiidre
splendid assossss1u, Of Arctic oSeFshoes. gum over
shsss aud ssTuug sool,ilned hoase-sllgPors ~9l be
sr.aay tos sale In ss@ days kingsle, has also ;
wonderful variety 81 seaerai household zsiaclssese'
.,lA.ne haaay to have In tlae hoGsc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21

Owing a. an unavoidable chain Of circumstances
Chief Justice Bowers has been constrained 10 hold
Court IN o~yAea for Judge Miller ~ho formerly
of counsel In several important III that Court.
and consequently the ierm al District cosF' '0f as
county has eeea postponed until M"Adas Nov a.
whnn Judge Bo@gEs ssil bo present 10 preside bs
arrAngus.sai between Judges Bo@ess asa Miller Ada
county 10 transferred 10 this th0 seeoad District
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
LOST AND FOUND.

I OSr-TUEsDAY, FEBRUARY IS BETWEEN IVES
Ninth and Thirtyeigbth Streets Calico Pocket
tanning one Jet Bay Belt .LAricane) and Hcaddrcss
jet Pease return to l5l Last Fifty first street and
cove reward.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

O1 5000 tons Scranton Coal.
On wednesdsv, February Do 1904 the Delaware, LAcks
wanna and es,sru Railroad Company viii sell By Asssrs.
John u. aper 4 Co, auctioncers, At the Oompsnys
ssiesroorn. Exchange place. Of william street.
New icrx, on Wednesday, teoruary - 81 " o'clock ncon
usual Sizes deliverable at their depot Risabshpor n .,
during the month OF March, l13
TetmsFfty cents ton. payable In current FUNDS on
Tho day Of sale bslancs within ten days thsrsaf
SAMUEL SLOAN. Prss,dsaA
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
DOGS, BIRDS, &c.


IL KINDS OF FANCY Dogs AND BlRDS FCA
"A sale-Medicnes for all diseasea PREPARED food Tor
ockng birds at u. DovEfs. Nos SAID Grsene street,
Canal
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS And MEDIClNES.- =
~ FRANCIS BUTLER. No. 3 Peck ifp Buffers Tnial-
ble Mango Cure and Flea Ertarmnatoe IS Buffers
new work. 81 Fertels cheap.
TX CENTS PER PAIR PAID FOR LIVE PIGEONS
~ at FELTON, MeEwen's stables lu Last Twenty first
street, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

AT AUCTION TUEsDAN-Ai FAMILY GROCERY
n wall stocKed Iiorse and Wagon For private ssle Al
gret. bargain Apply suction GERS oGes LOG 81 IN
A UCiTON sAt,s-wILbIAA wIrrERs, AUCTION.
n GER viii ssn BY direction Of A,ney Dsy Real Estate
broker 3y Sourh Ths rsd.y the 9Th Instant
at ~ O'Clock ali ths household Effects. OF prvas dwelling
No. rs Eaa Iventysevsnsh street. between Madison and
fourth AysnuaA
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
SALES AT AUCTION.

Z pi,rECRPR, BON ca. Wild sRLL AD lIJC-
A. tiou. Iuesday February rs at 70 o'cioct the
aesroom order or ESecutors close tie
tate "a Roberl Chesebroush deceased -
East NInti s,roel-four story English basement Houses
and ots Nos md ~ south de- between Seclnd and
Ft avenues In conees orsr With eli the improvements
West hh street-Four story Engsh
Hone. and Tot NO 2l2 south aide between seventh aud
kiahth avenues; Uss fixtures cold with the house.
Eiftetb stect-Two four story French src brown
stone ouacs aud Lots Nos 2 and ais north side
secopd avenues n per sct ordsr and
see,nd ssehas-Thrss story brown stone House and Toe
No gs3 ves sds between Ffeth and Fiftyfrst streets
containing ali Improvements; Gas fixtures 90 the
ista srseYour Lots. north side. between Fourth asa
iio issHs periscs Maps Of ,sass IN Cedar stree.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

Ar kocu's n,,.,os,H. Heath,
No l5 Carnino street. corner OF Bieecker.
Housekeeping Lnens from suction, per 70 hclov
porters piiooa.
Bis sscbef and unblssched Table pamasts.
Napkins Doyies Towels, Quilts 4c, Sc
Bssyy Table Linen at blc per ,srd.
ftns Dsnisk, &c worth 81 IS
1u4 ia rnsley Linen &c citing, 81 Is oheap.
Pil ow Case Liaens, very cheat.
Large fast edge Linen Napkins f rs DOZEN.
Fine Dsmssk Doyiies, SIC. per dozen.
III r. wide Nusey Diaper ~ ~ OF IL yards.
Vy dozen Linrn iiuck Towel yard long y " per dor
bO Marsoi.ies Gull ., from 81 rs upwards.
Customers can saye 10 IL yard xns
BY buying here.
No advance .aSt weeks prices.
AMI 2vc.
"a and i0A sbee ings only others charge 80 and co.
Ready male sneets and Low says, Wry cheap
bAnkets and Esd Conn ortatcs.
Hotels Steamboats, and Institutions supplied.
krlfaorniuary harasns auction In Juconets Gam
Brio, Paid and striped Mrsins and brilliants.
n a. v KOCH Gate John Hea,hl
No. 10 Carmine rr~eI corner OF Biesoksr, New York
kiAh aNd tulten fery nleeeses NE door
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
PEAsUNAL.

LITTLE BOY JHREE MONTHS OLD; ALSO TWO
"A gIls IRON one TO weeks old.
MRs. RA RAELl Z, li7 " esl Seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

RICHARD A. MoCURDY, Wee President
SHEPPARD HOMANS, ActuAry
LEWIS q. LAWTOh, Assistant Actuary.
JOHN NJ. STUART Seoretary
FRED'K SOuhOEDER, Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM BETS LID,
Hon. 1t C1t y ROB NSoN, Counsel.
Hon. HENRY +. DAVIES,
isnnu hLNTgfS = kIp ppsI y; D. Medical Examiners.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

HAANUrACfURERs.-JOHN MILLER WILL
M sell auction at IL O'Clock. thursday. February 81 At
Exchange ssesroom. III Broadway valuable msnufac-
turing Properly Ioca,ed south kifth WiAins-
burg only one block from the river and two from ferries
large Buldings. four lots OF ground,
any Kind OF manufacturing business Maps at johnson
"A Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23

To- under direction OF Gratz Natnan E O., Referee, al
~ O'clock In saesroom III Broadway, by JOSEPH MA
seventh street, commencing It's feet of sinh avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
DRY GOODS.

,...., DRY GOODS.
Ar LEaRAlN's
.oe @ per , dollar new oc 50 loaks which
susss MOI exposed Tor sae have been equally
s Good clCat. Socks snd at 8. reduced slo.
ars sSs door ana ns removed down 70 s
LEGhAiN. 72s Broadway.
ANINMEssg ADVANCE ~ MUsIys. Ayp \ rRg.
Why %snsGSs sSs sns f1.H fPF gko, 5.T a s .s ms
Because they gave their customers MGans At old prcsa
eSa sesTSTs %S,.s ssgs r. sgs"ss o ~ as s iaf
Sp1s SSpIsnsdd q. % shiTs ~ aos5,s, re
Masn. os iss AMI lSe. ne.rls ss ana As best
= 80 shss!los' 2. and lot sneesas,. cheap.
Sl'S" Ease ha,. Ansllns - Old prices
Street and sus SSI S Iysaa. IA nssr EsssnA
"A. viii open Monday. Feb. "a 1854
New Styles sp,in. silks; eeeaa! Dress Materials
nj, LOT sui = No1 cties tor Mourning.
psrse S,ss RoSss rsssos sa sa. 'tsSas
kmbrodsres srus.s. i soiss E,ers. sss"si siouuo.s
Alsssnsrss Al Ssss. ss :pl.a aa o:s &c
ssoys sprIDg ulo,hias, kmorodarsd and Lace
rr'n'msd inlanls, hooes, Laulea' embroidered
l.a,s. and Shilrsa: Uaasr se r..T,nsa,.
just rece. ved per latest steanir..
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or HUMAN HAIa GOODS
N
at II. GuILMARDS,
tA, Canal sirees, New York.
A ROTH OUR STORES
~ We have now about Ooo lots Of great bargains from
tue late u sales
i0Oa piecca Coventry Rufing 2s 3d. 3s o., g., half
price, =
Ano.nrr lot Of French Swiss, yards de- S. per yard
Uo yds darsees Ss. wora ba. very 3D. and 6a.
We have bargains IN aw ss Aualins, vi I'D ariped.
NatGsOok, farrtons, corsd Ink Neils
Net, Lntro d.res Leces dlmty hulnss iandke
bareges which customers viii well W
suHngers vlstns the ~ should Ian chse
OF our stores before pu, .slng.
We seal ~ per ceaL uader broadway prices.
koSALDoOS MA A.
corner sixth avenue and Ninetrenlh h sfreet and
is5 Eighth between Ainceenti 4nd twentieth
streets.
The New York herald., 1868-02-23
YACHT STEAMBOATS,, sc.

E,oR SALE-THE NEW SCHOONER YACHT CHAL-
knge 80 TONS just In from be at rs
Tor few days: she u the fastest vessel shoat Apply
tn board.
VpANTED-A LtGHT, SMALL YAwL BOAT FOR A
w 81 foot yschi. Address, with full particulars, G.,
Herald office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
TELE0nAPIIIO


- - Ha''a -
Cnsussar, liee s II is fspod
"a chat ihe mail boats tolliied w.
tween tintinnaii and louisville
nsar Waraw, and one hundrrtl lives
lOsi many ladies
MApisoS, lnd Dee 8 -lmmedi
atsly amer the collision ~ the mail
i,oais America and United States
the petroleum on the uniled States
was fired In thirty seconds che WAS
ia ham's from stem a. stern. II ia
supposed that 30 lives w,rs lost,
including 10 women. The Ameri-
ca |, 81 no passengers, Tho America
upward, aud the United States
downward bound The accident
ocenrred at half past eleven last
night, Tho boats departed from
their respective landings at noon on
Friday,
Nav Y0RK, dee. Port au
Prince adyices to November 10Th
state that the American schooner
T. ID. Hart, nam New York, and
the English brig Aorolite were sciE
ed by Salnave, aud the llart's cargo
partly sold On government account,
despite tho consuls rcmOnstrancc,
A skater was drowned by the
breaking of the Ice on the pond nj
Staten lsland-first of tho season
MADRID, Dee. 5.-laurcano Shuse
accepts the Captain Gcnenlship Of
Porto Rico, provided additional
troops be furnished. Dulce sails for
Havana on tho 18th.
OMAHA, Dee. l,-rcmpory bridge
gone by Ice,
WAsnISGToS, Dec. 5.-Membcrs
of Congress- ARE arriving rapidly,
Woolcy has withdrawn his suit
in Baltimore against Butler for false
imprisonment,
There Is strong pressure here
To keep the Georgia Senator's out
but not to disturb her Congressman
the theory being that Congressman
represent constituencies, and are
not affected by tho action Of the
State legislature.
LONDON, Dec. 5,--Thc Times mr.
guos against yielding to the new
demand of Seward in the Alabam;
claims, that question ofintcrnation
al law be submitted to commission
Both the American and British com
missioncrs are committed naturally
to opposite sides. The Time re
grets that Stanley is robbed Of thu
glory of settling these internationa
questions, but satisfied that his sue
ccssor will pursue SANKEY'S policy
There arc vague rumors of tn
seizure OF all newspapers and ofcon
flicts of troops and mobs in Paris
. These rumors, though not confirm
cd, caused a panic in commercial
4, circles here.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

A FAST PLAcE.-Bryan City, the present
terminus Of the Central Railroad is fast
gaining IN unenviable notoriety, il we
judge from the following telegraphic dis
patch to the Houston Times:
spseia! to the Houston Tines.l
BYRAN, TEXAS, Dec. 3, 1868.
The safe of Il. l.. Andrews was
robbed last night of five thousand
dollars.
Thccity is swarming with thieves
A man was murdered night be-
fore last.
The stage was attacked and one
man killed last night.
The Times further adds:
We have learned since, that two
men and a woman were arrested al
Hampstead yesterday, charged with
the robbery. 1t is thought that one
of the thieves must have been hid
in tho store and overlooked ano
locked in.
When arrested, the woman re-
marked: "Why do you arrest mo
have committed no robbery" be
fore she knew what she was charg
cd with. There is no doubt tina
the parties arrested are the guilty
ones.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
Destructive Fire !---Inlmcnsc


LOSS OF PROPERTY
At half past three o'clock this
morning our citizens were startled
by the alarm of fire. Dense volumes
of smoke were seen issuing from
the Wholesale drug store of Messrs.
Dial & Bryne, in Bcrlochcr's build.
ing, on Mechanic street, near Ire
mont. The firemcn were soon on
hand, and they worked like Mortier
in the sea of fire at Moscow. The
building was soon in flames.
The tongues Of fire tapped through
the windowsand communicated with
the Utford building on the corner,
occupied as Georges drug store,
Gorham's store and Neil's clothing
store. The whole block was, ut one
time, threatened with destruction,
which was only prevented by the
tremendous struggles of the tiremen
The explosion of oils, the ignition
of chemicals, the crashing of tim
bcrs, wares, etc, as the fiery element
swept through the building, and
the falling OF Goals and sparks, pre-
scented n sight terribly sublime. The
Internal Revenue Office is in the same
building, and it was at one time
threatened in tho general destruc'
ton. The part of the building oc.
cupied by the Drug Store, with the
entire stock Of drugs is destroyed
The loss is immense. AS we go to
press, near clock AN, the flames
are being subduod.
Tho latcncss of the hour prevents
further particulars. 1t is the most
disastrous fire that has occurred in
our city for long time.
rGalvcston Dispatch, 9th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

sf-ws learn from the clsburhs Chron-
lsls that difficulty occurred at the hotel
in that place, a sssk or IsO since, between
cap'. ilsrrisoh, 81 Clsburne, and Charles
u, cole, o. Louisville, NY, resulting In
the souniins Of Mr., fandy ", Rogers, Of
waiahaehis, Who was shot by mistake, the
shot laesrallhs the right arm quite severe
". The parties sers arrested, aud Capt.
Harrison, We learn, was held by the exam.
ming officer, In bond Of 500, for his ap
pearanes at the District Court. - subss-
quenily Capt, Harrison came TO this place,
and appeared before Judge Norton, on a
writ Of habeas corpus, when, amer eIami'
nation, he was released from custody nc
evidence appearing against him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

b6-The fact may not be known to every
one that General Benjamin F. Butler, OF
Massachusetts, known in the war and po-
litical campaigns as "the Beast" has writ
ten q letter recently in which he says
~ bear no hatred towards the
South or Southern men, as such, if
| know my own heart. The South
has no irmer friend than / am and
ever have been. 1t is a part of my
country, and although l may mis-
Judge in the best way to preserve
the South from the consequences OF
what l must regard as a great
crime, and still worse, a blunder,
yet | would do anything, could 1
be convinced it would tend to the
prosperity, quiet and regeneration
of the South as q part Of my coun-
try"
The Louisville Courier-Journa in refer
ring to this letter, says
GAS n partisan we have untiring-
ly fred the heaviest guns in our
battery at Gen. Butler. When he
scars higher and demonstrates that
his will is equal to his capacity for
good, our guns shall be spiked or
turned upon those who may assail
his acts in our behalf"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
To CURE A COLD.-Tho following

To CURE A COLD.-Tho following
is from Halls Journal of Health:
The moment a man is satisfied
that he has taken cold let him do
three things-frst, cat nothing; sec
ond, 90 to bed, cover up in warm
room third, drink as much cold
water as he can, or rs he wants, or as
much herb tea as he can, and in three
cases out of four he will be well in
35 hours. To neglect cold for As
hours after the cough commences is
to place himself beyond cure until
the cough has run its course for
about fortnight. Wamth and alb
stinence are safe, certain cures when
applied early. Warmth keeps the
pores of the skin open and relieves
1t of the surplus which Expresses
it, while abstinence cuts off the sup.
ply of material for phlegm, which
would otherwise be coughcd up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

EsSr The Decemi err hummer OF the "old
( uard' is received. As our rea lers know,
it is the only democratic magazine publish
ed in the United States. Its political ar.
riclcs arc bold, able and entertaining, while
it dcvotcs a fair space to miscelln neons
litcratu g, science and art. The Old Guard
commences its 7th volume with the number
for January. The publishers say, in their
announcement, that "polilicnl incompetent
ICY and ,renchcry to the fundamental prin-
"ciplcs Of our government, call now for an
'nnsl airing ZEN on the side OF truth and
'justice. No quarters shall be given, no
"mcrcy shown 10 the monstrous political
"crimes whose Aood.g gates are now hoisted
"for another four years.
"Sevcral literary novelties will be pre-
scented in this new volume, among which
twill be a series u original sketches OF In
"dan life and character,sby WILLIAM en-
"MoRE SIMMs, the ablest Of all the surviv'
ling representatives of the best and bright
'est period of American literature
Van Evric, Horton & Co.. publishers,
New York. Terms So, per annum. Sub
scrptions received at the Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12


10y The South I'm Home Ionrn !, pub
iishcL weekly at Baltimore, Maryland, is
q 'srgc weekly folio 'hcct, J. Y. Slater y
90, Publishers, containing a great variety
Of literary matter, peculiarly suitable to
the Southern taste, and very beautifully
illustrated. 1t is more handsomely gotten
M than any paper We have seen south Of
New York.
The Journal has recently begun its third
volume, m will soon !. m ncnc. splen
did new story by Alexander Dumas, which
will be in!ed from advance sheets, fur
nished only to the Journal.
Terms-S3, currency, per nnnum. Sub
scr ..tions received II. the Herald office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12


The CENTRAL RAILROAD BOSps ACCEPT
IN NJ THE STATE.-"Clyde,' the Houston
correspondent Of the Galveston News, I'M
der date Of Dec. 9th, gives the following
important information in regard to the
Central Railroad Company.
Mr.. Baker, present of the Cont al
Railroad, has returned from Austin.
His going there had more in it than
supposed whom wrote you last.
lie has settled tho matter about tho
debt of the road to the State, which
promised some difficulty on account
Of the opposition Of Gen. Reynolds
to the action of the Convention in
the case. After having the matter
explained to hin fully by MIR. Ba-
kcr, he Withdrew his objections to
The arrangement; whercupon the
old bonds of the road bearing 6 per
cent. were delivered up. and Z per
cent. bonds put in their place. The
total amount in bonds thus handed
over to the State is s7OI 900, bear.
ing about $3.50 interest per year,
in the place of s4G9,000 bearing
about s25, 900. The difference be-
tween these sums is mado up by the
interest which had accumulated from
the beginning of the war up to the
present time. most Of which was
puid during the war in State war
rants. So the State is a large gain
or by the arrangement directly and
indirectly. 1t is a little queer that
the convention has been so severely
pitched into by its action in this
matter. Sapppsc the Central Com
pany had paid the debt at once,
which il could have done. and may
have wished to do, instead of giving
new boards for il. wouldn't the con.
vention have had bully time Of il
with the 500. 100 in their elutches2
In regard to the Austin extension
no contract is yet awarded. The
matter is nov under consideration
vnd will be SETTLED with speedily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

We wonder if Jossclyn will attend
the Convention of editors at Gal
weston. We hope SO, as we wish
to get a sight at that grammatical
animal.-[ Houston Telegraph.
If you have never seen that
grammatical ANIMAL" we have,
and found him to be very genial,
well informed, amiable gentleman,
with a fishing pole for hobby and
good sense enoug not to ride it on
unscemly occasions. We shall be
very glad to see him in Galveston
at any season, and although we have
no time to fish ourselves, wc'hope he
will give the red fellows at the Gull
shore a trial, and we'll warrant that
his editorial arms will need rest for
a week.-[Galveston Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

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10 iLiak, 10 dsai Il sahnei TsassHahly -
hapsl ilsi they uill fIsms charter better
has The oIisiual enc, lssauss RadieslisH
. snii-TrpahlisAnisua, Asi 10 adopt sTil'
On constitution, 10 this country, TssesniI
Hg Esd lLrssinE Ihs shield u las AToahd
Radieaiism in EoEsTRIshi i' simPly Il
cafes 10 the erounsl heads aud other
snsmirs " liberty ia the lands beyond lh'
as,sRs that ne have, amer sighly-h'sysar'
fair experiment, fouRi that kingsrIfi, and
,ysL dssPOli.m, is hsllsr than q govern
meat o. by sui for The people,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

rrge learn from the Denton Monitor
and Sherman Courier that the London
Times man is siill harPing on the Teras
papers, and has charged the Sherman COu-
rier and Dallas Herald with forgery,
uberefor. and for not mentioning that Mr.
A. L. Dsrnsli, q graduate Of Bethany Col
leg., Virginia, has become associate editor
Of the Mckinney Messenger, We invite the
old John Ball editor to walk over to the
Scottish woods Of Gisnhnlass and wait til
v. come. which We shall do when the Rad
zeal leaders tura out to be bO=est men.
while ihe lamp holds ont TO burn
The rilesi sinner may refurn-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

ED-An able and highly honorable letter
from General W. s. Rosccrans, on the sub
ject Of the Pacific Railroads, appears on
first page of this sheet to-day. We are in
clined TO agree with the Galveston News in
the belief that the liberality to the South
Of the Generals proposition may defeat its
adoption. The letter is well written, and
eminently worthy of perusal by practical
men and men with property interest in
the development, improvement, prosperity
and general welfare Of the country.