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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

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g'arraut County.

TAKEN Up 10y John Flint and rs'rnyod before
james n. Saith !. T. for said county, IN tho lhh
day 0f september lSiS, two mules, ono BAY, IL
hand, high, YEARS old, some harness marks, the
other n BAY, ~ hands high, wears old, with har
ness marks; one DARN BAY MARE, blnzo face, ,
white G'oi unc BAY CoLf, bald lace, years. old ;
one SURREi MARE, bald fncr, ~ hands high,
spanish brand on let shoulder; one SORREL COLT;
Que SUREEL = year old one BARK Dun, with
saddle marks, u hands high, branded III rii shout
dor aud with half circle over il On right, years
old one SURREL MARE, hHld face, II hands high,
branded 4 X an shoulder; one SDIilEL HORSE, =
years old, aud one year old BLACK COLT one
BLACK MARE, blaze face, years old, 10 hands
high, branded X on shoulder; ono SORREL
HORSE, yeats cid one BAY year old one DUN
MARE, white feet, : years old; one BAY FILLY.
bald face, years old one ycaring colt 0no BROWN
HORSE, = year old. hloirlrd brand on right shout.
der; ono BAY MARE, bald face, II hands high,
years old. branded Il ono year old COLT; all
appraised AZ si'U l3:3t.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

MmlNEKE.-Nailf for Ms, JehRs0a's
RonRsls, Hats, aHi f4Hey Goods, Ties
gill arrive ia sksri IiAs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

80 iissfy nsu ssss IN its ssssl
gree 81 az iii's ~ tss g. fltss
rftfsHfi o. stist ~ salsls oil TsT
a. ssssl issu ssi a. Ers.ling -
10 sltsIlIssnlal b b l.ysIsIaI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

THE STATE OF TEXAS .
To the Sheriff Of Dallas County Greeting !:
WHEREAS, W. ". Knight, guardian
w of the person and estate of John Il.
Knight, a minor, has applied to the County
Tudge of said county for an order to sell
the real estate belonging TO said minor;
and whereas, il appears to the satisfaction
of said County Judge, upon examining the
application of the said Guardian, that the
means in his hands belonging TO said es-
tate are not sufficient for his said wards
support and education without selling the
real estate thereof You are, therefore,
hereby commanded that you summon, by
publication as the law directs, all persons
interested in the welfare of the said minor,
John L. knight, to be and appear before
our County Court at the regular term there
Of to be held for Probate and other like
purposes, in and for said county, at the
courthouse thereof, in Dallas, on the last
Monday in October, proximo, (the same
being the Goth day thereof then and
there to show cause, II any they have, why
IN order for the sale Of the said real estate
as aforesaid should not be granted.
Herein fail not, but make due return Of
this writ with your action thereon, as the
law directs.
- Witness S. S. Jones, Clerk Of
SEAL the County Court Of said county
Wv Of Dallas, and the seal Of said
Court hereto affixed at Office in said county,
this September 4ib, 1868. s. s. JONES,
c.ccD.O.T.
Came TO hand same day issued, and exc
cuted same day by delivering 10 Dallas
Herald fer publication for four successive
weeks. N. R. WINNIFoRD,
Sheriff Dallas County, TEXAS.
.o-s1O rC-a-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

euItsf fststts ti f.fifss hiss n a
Sell bftsss ttl fsfi o. 81 use ifIfi
De- rsst tstt 80 SEA sissf t-stftf
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Dallas, Sept. ID, 1868

Dallas, Sept. I'd 1868
Trinity Conference, Methodist Episco.
pal Church south-Dallas District.
Fourth Round or Quarterly Meetings.
Dallas Circuit, at -, Oct. 81 and 9TH,
Roekwall Circuit, at eampground, October
10Th aud llih.
mckinney Circuit, at -, October l7th
and 18th.
dallas Station, At Dallas, October 9th and
18th. W. &. YOUNG, Re.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
rnn- Rev. ". J. BRowS, Of the Missionary
baptist Church, will preach at the Masonic
Hall, in Dallas, on tho ilh Sunday in each
month.
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OBITUARY.


Departed this life, on the -, September,
1868, MARY JANE, wife of JonN p. HILL,
of this place.
The deceased was native of Green coun-
ty, Missouri, had been resident OF Dallas
for about two years. Having Joined the
Methodist church in 1853, she lived and
died an acceptable and Jealous member of
ii, leaving to her husband and the two lit
tie orphans, the heritage of pious exam
pie and good name, At church on Sabbath,
Tuesday morning following, she departed
to her place in that above. How sudden
and untimely seems death Respecting
neither ties nor age, it nantes the hap
piest tiresidc in gloom, leaving the little
ones mo,herless, the husband grief. strck
en- and desolate. True, we shed the tear of
sympathy over those who are called to
drink this bttcrest draft Of earthly be-
reavement; yet the sorrow for departed
wife and mother is too deep TO be healed
it leaves its shadow upon our hearts and
memories for life. The light has gone out
in The homestead, desolaleneSs decpens and
widens daily, till the poor smitten heart
sick and weary of seeking rest, catches the
words, "They sleep--I am the resurrection
aud the life. "-llope and Faith revive, and
again, they resolve, to struggle on to over
take the departed in the company of the
redeemed and saved. Father, give grace to
the burdencd pilgrims till they reach
home. w. ii. S.
Dallas, Texas. Sept. 81, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

D1s-l have = hrsl rate, nee, moiiuu' si-
Isi, hTs sud buTslsF-Prosf Inca ssie, shisl
gill BE- sold los 10 a cash susiensr Il eaTiy
application is made,
w. sWlNDELi.s,
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
DlI.Ils COUNTY


TAKEN " by james Cox, aud esiTsysi beiors
Jnhn ia,ks"n, !, y, rrrinci No, 4, uns nay
HORSE, aisuI II hand. hish, 81 years old.
branded 4 % the T. u shoulder and hal on email
bell appraised at 90. Alsa Quo BROWN HORSE,
abonl u baud. high, ~ OF " years cid, branded
0n The lcll shoulder AID . "n the len lawi aP'
pTsisfd At So. S3iel
TAKEN uP by ], n. Terry, aud rstraycd before
], y, Potter, !, y, Frrrinci No, n, one IRON GRAY
MAZE and colt, mAT- yeats old, branded L. On
tie lett shusllvri tho clt hay. with white hee
bath aplTaisrd al so. tine SuHREL MARE, bald
facr, hnth hind fct white, years old, II hand'
high hTil.d,d un the lrn shoulder with halfoir.
Gle over II, aud ~ the I'm ihigh u; Appraised at
80, unp YELLOW MARE, y-sr' old. no brands
I.crcrl,ah'; appraised ~ 80 ono BAY MARE,
year, old, 10 hands high, branded on the right
should j l.; also one sucking colt, dark brown;
18th appraised az s7n. l;3to
TAKEN up b, q. Z. Wright, aud cstraycd before
Mrrrlih Myers. I, T.. Prrrint Ne. ., one DARK
ROAM ROXY HORSE, about years old, branded II
with All imperfect bland o'cr II, about ~ hands
high appraised a. $40. l:he
8 : ZONES C.C.CD. CT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

Men Of tho noblest disposition
think themselves happiost when
others share their happiness with
them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

49, nsisf Be- .f tIf .ssIst ..su
o. fsafHff fT.f fH.iaf Hff tin
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
sErrEnnER. %. 1903.

SEPTEMBER, "a, 1868,
Board OF Aldermen met ~ the Mayor
Office according to adjournment There
we're presents
Brs Loso, Mayor.
Jons TENSION,
q. X. MILLER, Aldermen.
J. 4. MoRsionr,
The minutes Of the foregoing meeting
were read and approved.
On motion Of q. Il. Miller, tie Mayor
was requested TO appoint four policemen
for tie space Of one month.
On motion Of John Tennison, C. II. Mil
Ter is appointed Mayor pro ten, during tho
absence of the Mayor on his journey 10
New Orleans.
On motion Of John Tennison, the meet.
ing adjourned until called together by the
Mayor pro TEN. BEN LONG, Mayor.
Il. II. +. Nichols,
j. NJ. COCHRAN, p,,;.
NJ. !. moons, i'''''s"'
JAMES L. BARKLEy,
BEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
THE TRINITY CONFERENCE.

The Trinity Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal chnIeh South, will meet in Dallas
Texas, the 2slh day Of October next, The
members who expect 10 bring their wives
will please give notice Immediately, or Al
least sufficient time before, - that Nc
may know how to provide for them.
MM. &. YOUNG,
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Proscrvo your Sight,

Froscrvo your Sight
PROFESSOR COHEN, the renowned
Optician and Spectacle Maker, who
has visited nearly every city in this State,
has arrived at Dallas, and taken rooms at
the City Hotel, where he Inns large assert
mcnt of the justly celebrated
Brazilian Pebble SpcctnClcs,
suitable for every deficiency Of sight.
Tho Professor comes highly recommended
from prominent Physicians of this and
9 her States. His pebbles arc of his own
manufacture, and superior to any in use
lie will main in this place but one more
week, having engagements in other places
that render his longer stay imprHciicable.
Therefore, all persons desiring his services
would do well to call early.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
LOST LAND cHRFIFIcATE.

II HAVE LOST the $40 acres Land Ger
II tifcaie issued 10 Franklin HeckoE on
the 3lst day Of January, 1855, by James
S. Gillette, Adjufant General Of the State Of
Texas. Ssid osrtiscats is numbered 65s
AMI was duly assigned to me- and IL not
beard from within siIty days, application
viii be ms3e 70 the Cemmissioner Of the
General Land Ofics for = duplieafs.
JOHN PENN, Assirues.
Dallas, September q, lS5s-1vi 29ps
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
Heard at Alderman.

MAf"hs uffith, esfl- " ln1a
Hoard Of Alisrmsa set AZ the Mayors
Office according 10 sdJsaFEmsSL lLsF'
-sTe Prssshi'
hES LoNG, Mayor
JoHN faSisoS,
Z, u, MiLLER, Aldermen,
J, l., McksIGHT,
r The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read aud approved,
The Mayor, &c . committee Of one 10 ne
golisis With J, W, SwiHdslls for the Publi-
cation of the proceedings Of the Board, re-
por, that J, W, swiudvlls will Publish in
his newspaper all proceedings had by tie
hoard Of Aldermen At tho rate Of SO in
SPECIE, per ahnum,
un motion Of J, 7. Mcknight the Mayors
report Was received aud approved.
On motion Of J, 4. Mcknight, the Sheriff
Of Dallas county was appointed temporary
Marshall Of the Corporation until the 10,
turn and qualification Of the regularly APP
pointed Marshall, J, y. Barber.
On molten Of J, y. Mcknight, The meet.
ing adjourned until Thursday, 9Th Of Sep
TENDER, 1865. BEN E0SG, Mayor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

THE CONVENTION TAX.-Gcnera
Reynolds orders the Convention Ia.
to be promptly paid and soys any
obstruction or resistance to the col
lection will be punished by military
authority. last time we heard from
the member to the Convention from
this county, he was advising asses
sors not to collect the tax, and offer,
ing them his aid, countcnanco and
encouragement. Wonder which
out ranks, Arvin Wright or Gen
Reynolds p [Waxahachie Argus.
The following is the order spoken of by
the Argus:
HEADQUARTERS 5Tn MILITARY DISTRICT, /
STATE OF TEXAS,
Austin, Texas, September Is, 1868. J
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. So.
EXTEACT.
|. Under the authority vested in
that body, by the following section
oftho Act of Congress, passed March
twcnty-third, 1867,
"SECTIoN S.-And be it further
enacted, that the Convention for
each State shall prescribe the fees,
salary. and compensation to be paid
to all the delegates and other officers
and agents herein authorized, or
necessary to carry into effect the
purposes of this act, not herein
otherwise provided for, and shall
provide for the levy and collection
of such taxes on the property in
such State as may be necessary to
pay the same"
The Constitutional Convention
Of the State of Texas, on the twenty.
fifth day of August. 1868, levied a
AK of one fifth of one per cent. on
Inc assessment of 1868; which tax,
he Assessors and Collectors now
rave instructions to collect. 1t is
hereby ordered that the tax be
promptly paid. Any obstruction
,r resistance to the collection ofaaid
AK, will be violation of the law of
Congress, and as such, will be pun
shed by military authority.
BY command of Brevet Major General
]. REYNOLDS:
CHAS. E. MORSE,
'irst Lieut.. Twenty-sixth U. s. Infantry,
Aide-de-Camp, Acting Assistant Adju-
tant General.
OFFICIAL.
C. L. MORSE,
list Lieut.. Twenty-sixih U. S. Infantry,
Aide-dc-Camp, Acting Assistant Adju-
tant General. |
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
Pianos for Sale!

MANNER s CO.'S New York; Arion
L Piano.
No. Marscall s. Mittaucr Piano.
The above are offered for sale at manu-
facturcrs' prices, transportation added, and
can be delivered in from four to six weeks
from the time ordered. For further par
ticulars, prices, &C., inquire at the
HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

nntef BE- sss W. duiy 10 fftIi CO.,
ssstmhlsfa of sfmsi mfn FL rniIii.
eel mfuiinHs ahi sssuffi ihrm ihsi
ifthfF sntfrfd ihsinsn uiih their
musit ani lsnhers f,lluusi w iho
srmsl msn, a. ihey then urre that
thcru n ouli b. . breath NJ che praro
and ho Wuuld not b. responsive iur
tie consequences. nh0TilY anur
wards the o0lumn moTod inl0 toun
Ia regular order, headed b. fieroo,
candidate Tor C0ngress, and ono
rninsy White, ia buggy, armed
vita a d0abls baTrelo,i shot gun. a
spencer rliis and tw0 pistols, with
a quantity II ammunition, as was
aleTwas aseertained. Next, a hnr-
horse wagon, containing hand and
a numbor Of armed negroes, Next
followed a e0lnmn 0f negro men 0n
i,0t, betNeeR three and four hun
droi, attended by shout twenty
mounted outsiders, AZ least one
hall, il not IwO-lhirds, were armed
with guns, aud most II them with
pistols, the music playing and the
crowd noisy aud threatening in
their eonduct, Murphy and one
Phillip Joiner, a negro, ia a buggy
ia lho rear, As the head of the
column approached the square, one
Of our citizens, James Jones, who
Was intoxicated, approaching with
Ia a fow feet Of the column and or
dercd me music TO stop which Was
not obeyed,
The column moved on, When
about twenty stops from here his
gun was fired, whether intentional
~ ar Internationally Is not known,
but il was pointed in different
direction, and the shots struck the
ground about twelve feet from him,
The column fired volloy in return,
some of the shots at Jones, but most |
of them in the direction of Naples
store, at which place there were u
number Of citizens, NIL unarmed,
wounding six ofthem. Immediate,
ly about twenty citizens, sprang To
their arms aud fired into the column,
by which two negroes wero killed
and an unknown number wounded,
The negroes Immediately broke to-
ward a thick cluster of timber, one
yards north of the Court
House, At this point there wac an
attempt made by Pierce TO rally his
defeated forces. The citizens,
amounting to about 80, part of them
mounted, made n charge and com
plctoly routed the whole force,
Pierce flying through tho woods
md fields, Murphy, Hill and Joiner
escaping in n buggy up the road TO.
ward Albany. Seven negroes were
iillcd, and between thirty and forty
Wounded, all of whom have been
properly cared for.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
FIRST GLASS
FEMALE SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

VgvflE next annual Session, divided into
Il two terms Of five months EACH will
commence on
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nAI.LAs INrETM
RRLIGIOUS EOTICRS.

Meets every Thursday might At MsseHi'
Hall. The I.alies TranFslrd % allsni.
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Rates of Tuition, per Month.
Primary Glass, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ......S2 90
Preparatory Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
~(~~-\-I~7(<N,0 ~N~-~~~~~\~~~~~-~-~>>
First Junior ass......................3 0O
Second Junior Class..... ............... 3 SO
C~~0~OOO-NO-~~~ - ~ ~Nrl~>NO~N,N~ ~.
First Senior Class. Observation-Disclosures. 4 90
Second Senior Class....... ............ s 90
~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~> ~>>>~~~~~N-~~.~
Music on Piano or Guitar. 5 co
Pupils may take lessons Of Mrs. S. B. IALsEI.-. OF
of Prof. A. MILLER as they choose.
Contingent Fee. .................... Is
The course is that pursued in first class
Collegiate nstitutions--embracin the E.e.
mentary and Higher Branches, the phyei
cal and Moral Sciences the Mathematics
(pure and mi1ed) and Ancient Languages
ALSO German, French and Spanish if De
sired. The School is TO be of first order. as
to knowledge, Morals and Manners.
Tuition, in specie, or its equivalent Ia
United States currency, payable in advapcc
by the half-term q! months).
Board in the best private families &.
from ton to twelve dollars per month.
Small BOYS admitted; special care Ei7er
to their Morals and their education direct
ed Gf desired) with reference to business
or the complete College Course in future.
W. II. SCALES
Mrs ~ n En- =; ,ESEEE EPST J A.sfs Lit. Dep
Dallas, July Is, lSGS--44:tf
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Have you seen the greatest wonder u the
aeeg The Novelty Sewing Machine COM
plrie with Table for only so, II can he
seen at a.a Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Penhsylyania, Agents are wanted, both
local aud travelling, Apply with stamp.
G.uPAro-lunea ~, lSiiS-il:lOW
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

IIoiioNay's t'iiis.---foihs AS
S0kG InRasT-ihe foundation of eols
OF adesiieu 1T he ihreat that lAsis the wiR
Ter ihraush = sflsA laid in sulamn, u
500 sTe ihrsaisnfl with disease a. any 81
ihe respiratory organs, rub the external
snTf.cs niHhi anl moTgins Nth ll0Llo-
EANs nisIntNT anl kerP lhe bowels reg
ular siih lioLlou Pas, eoli
cough ~ sore threat PTompiiy treated In
this say j. speedily eurs'l, anl all danger
~ consumption aF bronchitis aNoldei''-
Sold BY all Druggists,
- This IL trrly ti,o -ase - PTssross and ihs
AHsoIsau IssiAp aIs is,,ii asii, ~ ahusi II all
,iigs IAis &, FsTlg iifaHlisiIsissl - iisr srsihs
N-rhitp-staA L., stahl sl~-Ains, an An'sF'0a''
insrft50H,
o. ii5s traarh ~ Hasugfsrirrr, III tansf srsiNs
MAruiNs ta., s1iIr 90 issarTy, Nrs NpFk city,
,i@Els I,rg-sEiiui- TisrT iu,inNF'i Misunderstanding
Msshrr has aHHai Il j. iuiii "a sand n.r'l ham
iai TTiaIAIs-ls simllr lH rnnsiTuriiuu-rssiiy IN
irTsi,fHi sisi uHi i-ailr o. ~ ,iui "f nnirr,
H. srsins lnAliirs, Particularly "a cloth and
lfaihaT uannui h. eguaisl; ahi sub, ~ Terota'
laaHi IL g. scar iirn,is aui Tho pullir fvnrTaliy'
sArL iuil ilAe-itN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

OcToBER.-Tbe New York Herald
says:
Main is important only in so far
rs the democrats have made a hot
contest their and may be discourag.
ed by a bad defeat, But on the IL,
of October, when the voices of the
men OF iron, the Uoosicrs and the
Buckeyes mako themselves heard,
we shall know whether the radicals
are TO be hurled from power or
whether tho stupidity and stubborn
ness of the democratic managers arc
to check the revolution iorcshadow-
ed last fall and occasion the re-cn-
action of tho election of 1864.
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Dallas 4ierald.
nonE lTrMs AND nifPENlNCs,
DALLAS. OCTOBER =, is6s


uks fllastrr 80 h.sfs etl o. $500 81 tsr 81
a. usfsif Nn.rl. Il d. IrHes rFrTi
- 49, falalIsifHfsflafH y . IslasIfsalI Sea
90, - a. a ntaafgfH saslaafa tintiFgs ~ AL
esll o. farrrnrF.
Pnsas Iifs q lshfsst nssis, - rfsFrH, o. 8.
sTsfis-
saJ- Subscribers "a ihs ilFEAlp Ia iAR-
easter ani sisiniiy, rAn settle ihriT Sab
s-Tipiions wiih noHFHT liEuIHfSTaN, fsa.,
81 he 6rn u iiF0ihsuea 4 &C. she Is duly
.aiAsTisri 10 TssriEs and Toesin for any
nsasys doe the Herald oihes,
ser n, CUSHING, ~, n-ssieR Iussrsnos
aks Dallas irr@ls, NA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
E-'II Wuu In
OF the AuIFai and Departure ~ the
MMa al DALAI T8zas

rttths rrfiftiif i'fs
HhiNfrffN AusHf ffrl H.aiai. rtslsisf
IA safafasl aihFu iti'siif rfurl caaisl, 49,
A. Az ia fia'sT - -
tiAkhrAlllh --AuitHs FFrTf Narsisy a -
80 frsiaF ra saaiag aifas. islafit ffaff taus-
40 - r - - - A. a. ssiar.lag a lra
AuAn rfraF ssElaF 81 akarstss
HieFa itts.if fsFTH NIlaias 49, fFsasg 81 -
nAiheAilth-Arrtus rsFsg Aarsiag - -
ifi isTfl rfsIf "a f.ilIrs 80 ~ q a..
nfAInfkniiii fFisFs fsFrl IiuTs.iaf a F.N
d lzTis rgfe Mesa atsA-n-
EttuAAAA -Arr.tus rHrrF Ilu1siEg a -
o.. $50 Fsra hsliss siHA-N.
it,sniffith iini ks- hrp .ag II a. essk flsia
80 sail rN, sti faFFs ssltaF hsla b. sAs
., .. aotEff, rl'iEAsisF
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MAssA CHUsETrs
Which is fully up to the present large
demand,
THE STATE OF TEXAS

Houston, August !, 1S6S--46:tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03


To a question in the Farmers
Chronicle, whether, if several varie-
ties of potatoes are planted in the
same hill. the crop will be, cross
partaking of the peculiarities of each
of the tubers embraced in it, G. S.
In his answers in the negative. The
potato is not regarded as q fruit,
but tuberous root or knob, an I'M
derground branch capable of produ-
cling itself, but not hybrid. In this
respect it is like the scion of an APP
pie tree placed in another of a diff
ferent variety, which will produce
fruit precisely like itself, and not q
cross between that of itself and the
tree in which it has been inserted.
Crosses are made from tubers, but
solely by the intermingling OF the
pollen OF one variety with another.
This does not impair the doctrine OF
mixing, but simply controyerts the
somewhat prevalent idea of the pro-
cess by which the change is produe.
ed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03

KEEPING EGGs-- Take deep
bread pan, at the bottom put wetted
lime three inches deep. 1t shonld be
so Stacked that the egg put in it will
retain the position in which it is
placed. Stand the eggs in il closely
together, small ends downwards.--
When the layer is full; pour on suf-
ficient siaked lime to cover every
egg; add to it till there is enough to
make every egg stand Upright, when
it is completed pour over again, and
begin the third layer. Continue in
like manner till the pan is full. They
will keep as long as you please to
keep them. III they are new laid
when put in, they will keep so, but if
they are stale, they will not be re-
stored by it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-03


! One of tic greatest nuisanccs in
farming is tie way weeds are en-
couraged and protected in tho crooks
and vicinity of fences, and from
which places their. seed is scattered
over the, ssorroinding lands. The
extent to which seed is scattered by
high winds proves that one negligent
farmer may annoy hundreds of farm
ers by failing to eXterminate the foul
heritage. Could the evil be Loncen-
trated on the farm which nurses the
weeds, the consequence would be q
proper punishment for his careless
ness and criminality-for criminal is
any man who nl.r'ures nuisances
that thus injure the surrounding
farmers. The fellow who keeps a
bull dog that annoys, if he does not
bite the passing travellers, may be
reached by the law that is pc@erless
to reprcss the injury occasioned to
neighbors by the nurseries of foul
weeds which are harbored about his
prcmises,-especially in the vicinity
of bis fences. --Nationql Examiner.