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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

Il here is beautiful Spanish
legend which, although more than
six centuries old, is still much hon
ored and dcvoutIy credited by the
simple peasants in sunny Andalu-
sia. 1t relates that upon the death
of King Ferdinand III, who in his
lifetime had captured Seville and
purged it of the heretical Moors, he
was warmly welcomed to heaven
by ST. James, the patron saint, Of
Spain, and was forthwith presented
{ o h c Blessed Virgin. Deeply
prostrated by the holy zeal which
the devoted son of the Church had
displayed upon earth the Virgin
asked st. Ferdinand-what favors
he desired for his beloved country
"Give me corn, oil and wine," said
the monarch. "Granted." Give
me sunny skies, brave men and
lovely women" "Conce d."
Give mo relics, bulls, garlic and
pomcgranates." "By all means"
"Give me good government" "Nay,
nay" answered the Virgin "That
can | never give, for were it be-
slowed, heaven itself could not in
ducc one solitary angel to absent
himself for day from such para
disc as Spain"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-04

The following Is an amusing parody up
on Clement &. Moorcs uncqunl!cd "Nigh
Before Christmas !"
Twas the night after Christmas, when al
through the house,
Every soul was abed and still as u mouse
The stockings so lately 81. Nichols care,
] Were empticd of all that was catnblc there
The darlings had duly been tucked in thei
beds, Ghend,
With very full stomachs and pains in thei
was doing away in my new cotton cap,
And Nancy was rather far gone in mp,
when on, in the nursery rose such clatter
lsprong from my sleep, crying "What is tn
muttcrW
flew to each b dsidc still half in dog
Tore open the curtains and threw off tn,
clothes, to show
When the light of tho taper served clearl,
The pitcous plight of those objects below;
For what TO the fathers fond eye should ap
pear, dear
But the little pale face of each sick little
For each pet that had orammed itself full
as tick
knew in moment now felt like old Nick;
Their pulses were rapid, their breathing tho
same:
| What their somachs elected I'll mention by
name
Now Turkey, now stufing, plum pudding
of course,
And custards, and crulcrs, and cranberry
sauce, wall
Before outraged nature all went to the
Yes lollypops lapdodlc, dinner and all;
Like pellets which urchins from pop guns
let fly
went figs, nuts and raisins, jams, jelly and
pie,
Till each error of diet was brought to my
view,
To the shame of mamma and Santa Claus
too.
turned from the sight, TO my bedroom
stepped back,
And brought outa vial marked Pulv, Ipecae,
When my Nancy exclaimed, for their suifer-
ings shocked her.
Don't you think yon had better, love, run
for the Doctor?'
| ran, and was scarcely back under my
roof
When | heard the sharp clatter of old Ja-
laps hoof;
| might say, tho l had hardly turned my
self round,
bound.
his foot,
And the clothes he had on was his very
best suit;
He had hardly time to put that on his back,
And he looked like Falstaff half fuddled
with sack
His eyes how they twinklcd-had the Doc
tor got merry
His checks looked like port and his breath
smelt of sherry;
lie hadn't been shaved for n fortnight So,
And the beard on his chin wasn't white as
the snow;
But inspecting their tongues in spite of their
teeth,
And drawing his watch from his wasicoal
beneath,
lie felt each pulse, saying each little belly
Must get rid-hcre he laughed-of the rest
of that jelly.
| gazed OH each chubby, plump, sick littleelf,
And groaned when he said SO, in spite of
myse f.
But wink of his eye, when he physickcd
our Fred
Soon gave me to know l had nothing to
dread.
He didn't prescribe, but went straight to
his work,
And dosed all the rest, gave his trowsers a
jerk,
And adding directions, while Blowing his
nose,
He butoned his coat, from his chair he
arose;
Then jumped in his gig gave old Jalap \
whistle,
And Jalap dashed off as if prickcd by
thistle.
Bnt the doctor exclaimed, ere lie drove out
of sight,
They'll be well by to ,morrow-good night,
Jones, good night|
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Wnafhprfnri. Texas.

yEyHE undersigned takes this method Of
informing the citizens Of Parker snd
adjoining counties, and the travelling public
generally, that he has taken charge of the
above house. and respectfully soliciis n
share Of public patronage. In connection
with the house is large and commOdious
Livery Stable, we'll supplied with forage
and attended by trusiy aud experienced
hostlers. NJ. d. BULLION,
Proprietor.
December 29th. ls66-17:tf
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City AoESI.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
JOHN w SMITH. Proprietor,

,rNur undersigned bcgs leave to inform hts friends
and the travelling public generally, that he has
,,cped the above commudious Hotel, and having en-
trcy renovated and refurnshed IT, IS PREPARED A.
,.nnmoda.e guests no expense will be spared the
,al,le will he supplied with everything the market
afToris the rooms and beds clean and comforiablei !
careful and attentive servants always On hand, ana
,i,e stable accommodations inferior 10 none One OF
pdest residents Of Dallas, be belieres that he can
~ satisfaction TO all who may favor him with
call All Le asks Is for the public TO give hin trial
~ JOVuN w SMITH,
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nO-.soB WORK of NIL kinds executed
with ncntncss and dispatch.


NIos.rs. +. c. WHARTON 4 Co., No. IS Common
Street, Now Orleans, La, are the oNIY AUTHORIZED
Agents 10 that city TO obtain and collect snbscrp
lions and advertisements for tho Dallas Herald.
BooTm 4 BENNETT, Galveston.
SInLrY, SMITH 4 co., 81 Broadway. New York city
GAIT JonN W. LANE, AUSTIN tNas.
Cant. JASPER W. JomNsoS, Kaufman, Texas.
!. Y. Turner, Esq, Fort Worth.
B r. Hawkins, Esq, WaNahachic, Ellis cCNHil.
Cant T. !. BALL, Wcntherfurd, Parker Co., Texas.
CArrS r 'NprgNTrn. Decatur, Wise County, Texas.
J. NJ McNIrL and s. A. NENrEEs, Esqs., Denton.
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STOCK RRAED.

soR fhs information ofaT concerned hereby give
II tias HAT my brand for horses and cattle is &c
Hcathe1 sdsls.s I J. nocsaaii <.
.ISuAW CufsIN.
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TEitlIa---En Advance.
RATES Of ADVERTISING

unc Square, Oon lines of this Size typed q 20 for tho
FIRST aud 10 cents for each additional Insertion.
rs-Our charge for announcing candidate for
State or District Offices Is sl5, and for County Pre-.
,inct offices 81 30, payable Invariably when the
announcement is nudo,
BD-The above advertising rates are In currency.
Specie received at It's market value
BIJ- Wheat, or produce of any kind that we can
nSc aiken at tho best market price, for all dues TO
this olicc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26
To tl,e lrcss Of Texas.

We feel authorized Iopresent the cordial
and sincere thanks Of the people Of Dallas
and the counties sur: ounding, for The very
favorable notices the editors have been so
kind as Ia make from time 10 time Of the
richness OF the lands, the resources, the
good society, and The general inducements
offered by this section OF Texas to cmi-
grants from other States. Most of our
brethren Of the quill are going to work in
earnest in the advocacy Of material i'm
provement, and it is n labor that all who
desire the growth and prosperity of the
State will be pleased to sec them doing.
For the tlatiering mention the papers arc
taking Of thriving, go-nhead Dallas, the
HERALD dofs its clnpcau and makes its
politest obe,sance. Tie place is, indeed,
going up in the enduring style, and We are
proud to think it deserves the kind enco.
miums it is receiving from the press of the
State AMI from the pens Of travellers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

ENGRAIi Wiilin Tie past wees Ne
have seen a letter e. grn,lem'n " 'h.,
place, from E'n Tennessee, mallHs ssqnl'
ries In regard 10 tbs Town aud county Of
Dallas. with the view u The lIamigri,ioa Of
q large number Of prisoI, there In bod!
TO this Plae,. The Writer Of the ls''es a.
luisl to, l. anxious TO h,v, Fe'iablv infsr'
nation OF This part u gs'as, aud nrlieu-
larry DSllss. Il Was replied to n' length,
and We hope TO see all such letters suswer
ell, aud all information Eisrn ;hs, Is de-
sired. We know thar We eau answer them
irulhhilly Aul still pressnt such in luce
ments 1, cii.isns ~ Other STATE, ~ come
among US that will bring lh,m, anl amer
their coming we believe lhty will be fully
satisfied.
The editors Of this rsptr, also, within n
few days, have received letter fiona gen
tlcman at Chicago, making similar enqni-
riss to tho above, which letter We have
taken pains To answer A. fully a, we could.
This latter gentleman was writing in the
interest Of ton 'aTiiIi,s,a" sc,,,h, eamps!s.
ing for,y-three persons In all.
In both instances, We have also sent n
copy OF the Te.a' Almsas; for lSGs, which
VIC bslievc will give them much valuable
information, and copy each ofthc HERALD,
We trust that any one rcs,iving such
letters, land VIC know they are constantly
Icing received by different parties will he
replied 70 promptly AMI truthiully. They
will do much good. We have also seen a
gentleman frcm Arkansas who Is on n
prospecting tour. This gentleman is seek
ing locations for scvcrallnrgc families, and
the prospect is favorable for their settling
among us. We have also recently seen a
gentleman from Hampstead county, pros
p,cting for homes in this vicinity, for seve-
raj families there.
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Latter fssm aa.iis

Atafs. Dee "a 1865
DsAs flssalb Are Joa aar
Lssst kn0w shat the CanFsaiion
10 asinsf Il be. done bat hlils -
"a. II did pot start 20 sms.oihly
ssd The wheels ace ttmplrisly lofk-
a a0-. Tho queslion ~ > disisiun
ei lie State Has sprnng . ~ dags
ago, snd ell 0ihsT business i sus
psndsd. TIE divisiDn 1ariy i large
N in the msjoTiiy, bat thr min''riiy
{. strong enough 20 TTsvrni any ao-
tlOn. Yesterday the li"ufo va.
ks,a aRdeF a call hrH = a n. i'' =
~ Many az tho myRlrT. Fui
very hungry aud sems soi sol'-r-
very dry. THE Is quite an sbsoTb'
ing topic. ard is sN,.llng 'aaoh H.
tsTsst snd kDelins, iour delegate
/. active in favor ~ diVisl''n. The
boundaries a. nov understood ! he
Love sre the Colorado hstwsen the
Has, and middle, aud Send degree
ter the other line The principal
arp. si,.sn is the los, al Austin ~ =
sspital; and il ia surmlsrd that a
,o,nprnniss will he made by letting
Ausiin rrmain Iho capitol Tor a
,srm 81 years Daring the call
Yesterday several amusing things
occurred. nrysni ~ Grayson' NOV,
81 the RECOMMENDATION Acts be read
aud that the Chaplain pray, Ham
ilton Of Travis. said li.efc was much
snnoyares about gentlemen hcing
GA, al or Ter, but that Il wSs AWAY
"a order - nave "a adjourn, and lee
~ou'd therefore move 10 ndlonrn
oil. 1 o'clock Tomorrow, Ayes Hnd
ssyss called. Thi. course WIS pnr'
sued all DAY. This eSiravagnni use
cf,ime and The peoples money can
no, La, long, and | will write You
the result Quite n numhcr"l Rail,
rad men arc here lobhying, aud
,ome arc in The interest nj rmigra
ton schemes. Yours Re.
WILLIAM,
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---s---
Disaster Ayerted.

Probably more than two-ihirds Of the
families in any community are dependent
for their sustenAnce upon the daily earn
ings of the husband and father. Prccari-
Gus, indeed must that subsistence be, which
hangs wholly and absolutely upon one life
that of a father. When he ceases TO exist,
not only a pirent dies, but fortune per-
ishes. There is his life-the mint-closed
TO those who drew from it.
How deplorable such state Of things,
especially when 50 many sudden deaths
occur.
This being 50, is it not a culpable ucglec'
in those not otherwise sure OF patrimony
for their families to remain MEASURED
Culpable, we say because there IL no need
Of thus risking all upon 90 precarious
q thing As a single life. For Life Assur-
ance Is an immediate provision /. secures
somefhing 10 depend upon instantly.
Could duty be plainerg Aetstonee. fou
cannot deny the wisdom Of the uttersnes
Of an old Greek poet:
awho feels no ills
should, therefore, fear them and when FOR
time smiles,
Be doubly cautions, lest destruction come,
Remorseless on him. and be fall implied
To-day you feel 10 ills; therefore fear
them, ard sbils fortune smiles make ready
for hen
Every minute Of the future carries sick
ness and stfk 70 sons one- The nerf ons
NAY Be yourself
Would you this nontnt make sure .
pairimory % your rife Or child II yea
could 7fs instrunenf IL within yer
rrnch II is = LIN FcI1rf
rL1E aas-rrrus Ilnsiratst-
Persons wishing 70 stcurs q Policy IN =
rsliatls conTany, shsuid sfrlT A. sncs %
Cars. GEo ~ sNIrE, Dallas. Tsras, Arrest
~ he Itesis Hutnsl Iifs lnsurrncs Con
rnrv q g. Louis Hisssuri-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

IrrTrr rsoN JkxEs r. sEiLKs.-Ne
publish to-day an allie letter from The ven
sr.Ale James Ramsey Skies. OF karnes
c.unty, TO which We invite the attention
M ali who feel an interest in the politics OF
the country. The grounds taken are ali
t.n.bI., and No sophistry Of reasoning
can di.prOre the assertion Of principles
made BY the ansble old RonaD7, Who IN
derst.nds not ouly the history but the phi
lusophy Of The Amerienn Government We
r,-psctfuIiy invite oar cOtenporaries q
the Houston Times 70 psruse Mr. skiles
lstier, snd beg lssrfio suggest thst thsy
would please heir rssdsrsby rsPoblishins
il IN thsir eoiunus-
Mr.. skies has sent us . eonmunissiion
written for he Ner Tork Dsy-Dcot ~
aFar-iek-. for which ne sin Try q tnd
rssn u fBiurs Issue
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

The Editorial Convention which
was to nave met in Galveston, q
fow days since, and which didn't
meet "much, is to be held in Hous
ton, on the first day of February
next. anything should prevent
our attendance, we intend to get
our friend Swindells, ofthe HERALD,
to represent us, as ho is a good, So
Der, steady, not-very fast sort of
fellow, and we would't be afraid of
his abusing the pow BIS delegated to
him. But he must cast off his old
seedy clothes, (however, we would
have it understood that he must put
on othors) shave up, and try to look
as respectable as possible. n
waxahachie Argus.
We would have the Argus TO understand
that when we go TO large, important city,
like Houston, we furbish up some, but il
would be ridiculous for one to dicss up on
going to "pent-up Utica" like the village
Of waxahachie, pleasant though that little
village may be. As TO looks we suppose we
must admit that friend Templeton can beat
us. II he werep the Convention, be would
look as wise as "ihe bird OF Minerva and
about as pretty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26
LETTER FROM J. r. SKILES.
Flat Justitia ruat cGlum."
MARcELLINA, Karnes Co., Texas, |
Nov. Odd, 1868.
HMtchen, Esq:

Virginius Hmchea, Esq:
You have requested me, (when so
inclincd, to write for the DALLAS
HERALD. l confess to great reluc-
lance, not only on account Of the
Discrimination of age, but dcspond.
ency as to any good result. The
pages of history which record tho
illustrious actions Of "Sages who
taught Warriors who bled," of Bru-
tus and Cato of Rome, Dion of Sy-
racuse, and in our day, of Lamartine
and Cavagnnc, prove one melan-
choly fact, that their sacrifices and
struggles were made for people I'M
willing to be frecl
The cause of Self-Govcrnment
has been overbornc by the sword in
our own Southern States and the
Northern States seem prepared to
accept the yoke themselves, in or
der to perpetuate the fearful Des-
potism they have forced upon the
South.
With our own personal liberties
are rapidly drifting away the great
principles fought for and won in
the old war of Independence, cter
nal principles of truth left TO us by
Washington, Jefferson, and their
immortal compeers.
Though lost to ourselves and our
immediate posterity, shall no voice
be raised to defend them? No pen to
preserve and hand them down for
the benefit Of future generations 2
Or shall we suffer them to be mutt
lated and maligned out Of existence
by our silent acquiesccnce? Honor
and fidelity to the best interests of
man forbid it.
II IL an evidence that the protec-
ton Of divine providence has not
been entirely withdrawn from us,
thai in this day Of general declen-
sion there are those who will fear
lessly assert, and earnestly defend
the truth. Men who acknowledge
that we hare been con lnered, no
matter how. still assert that our
principles are eternal and cannot be
conquered. and that upon the great
issues for which the Southern Con-
fcderzev fought are based the true
foundations Of Free Government
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

eEg- In tho matter OF Post Offices and
mails all parties are equally interested.
There is great lack Of post ofiices in Texas,
and especially in this section Of the State.
The p. o. Department wouid consult the
interest of the people il ii would establish
about la dczcu additional Offices in each
OF the counties OF Collin, Tsrrani, Dallas
and Ellis. Won't some person or persons
Of unobnoxioui politics in;ercede with the
government in behalf of the people in the
matter Of additional post Offices or mails ?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26


E@Righ,worlhy w. Bradford Grana
Secretary and Grand Lecturer OF the ooa
F.,1,ors Of The State OF Texas. reached THIS
plnce ON Sunday last, and delivered puo-
lie address on Odd Fellowship, at Masonic
unll. ON Tuesday night. lie is on an ex-
tended trip through the State, WISHING 'ne
different Lodges Of Dbl Fellows. In his
address he gracefully said, Who mas ho'
inhaled The oJor Of the honcysuckle, whose
MYRIAD blossoms and gushing fragrance
bcaulify lis locality aud swee'en ms ar
around in All its wealth Of odor SO ieii-
cou. aud grateful, is derived from one
na,eu, STEM. From this one support 'ho"-
sands of flowers Of delicate and 'arleu
hues burst into beauty, exhaling r'ch PCT
fuuc: but If this stem is severed, inc ira
GRANGE dies and all the beauty fades away
Thus our principles are the roots from
which springs the vine Of ODD feilowshif'
our obligations are the firm and sieauy'
Of tender hands that bind it to the pillars
Of our temple, and wrea'ue i's 'e'''"o
branches around them in rich profusion.--
Our words and acts, harmonifing taere-
with. are the blossoms Of beauty ana IRA
france Of delight that arrest the attention
of men, and arise "a sweet smelling SAVIOR
holy and acceptable to eur Grand sire III
heaven. But let us be vigilant in the cui-
ture Of our cherished vine, lest some pol
.onous PARASITE of smiling malevolence, OF
come seductive fascination, take root anu
grow up with it, and some unwary and
weak brother be led away by the strange
flower and inhale its osor to the deslruc-
lion Of hi. usefulness, the ruin Of his hap
piness and the death Of his good 'nhusnc'
in society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

So As he cad al he year srPrcselss
our re..l.ts a. siFois sle reminded That
Ustv 81 lifir az, 0uuis ate dur aud o.. "a,
L,s. nur bills are ~ 'nsll, snd psrs'ns
Di.y tlluL ,hsi ,he amount hrins - small
u raiisrs Lni iliile whether they are
p,a,lp, ~ not, hni lh'y Should Irwrn her
that a. accumulation 81 these smnli
amonnis ".skr up quite respectable az
sr-.aie. Anl Nc earnestly urfe oil I"
Gene up apd ssiil, with as little delay ~
n sSihls, We are rHlly needing the mon'
-, aul no m.'lrr How willing y" nas be
TO ,n.in'ee lh'm. u l. important TO oar sue
c, - ,h,i ihry siuuld be prompt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

az wlss S.u g. 10 Avv n'lsans cell
sai 80 T. n Gtri,sr & 90 lhis is q
saps. FrpuiRs sal rargiar LEASE whese
p,'s-. s's a. la s'ihs lsws'', aEI sh''e
l.ir d. iirT. tays woH for hsn sn 'nNi-
ate ,.l u'sllen iinnsheu' he county
Is'y Isal ia psy Goo. anil Noliens, On
Co,surH .u,,'. sals'-lrs'ls City Hotel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

rT Col. VIM. II. Parsons, formerly, be-
fore the war, editor Of the Waco South
West, has become one of the editors Of the
Houston Telegraph. That spicy writer,
HClyde,n Houston correspondent Of the
Galveston News, thus comments on the
event:
Col. Parsons salutatory address
nTo Texas" is the most remarkable
thing in its line / ever read. He
evidently has very large apprecia-
ton of the responsibility ofhis new
position-so large, in fact. that the
danger is that he may shoot as far
above the mark as an inferior writer
would shoot below it, Either would
be very bad but I believe a cake
cooked not quite enough Is better
than one cooked overmuch. The
former may be cooked dpto the right
point, while the latter can't be cook
ed down to it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

nsitos hiessils ilslstasifssa
W. n ale ssisiFhi ataiiif . fffsiffi
ne isiis - s,nissis - eoasasilf isisffsi
lea sntfsfisg sfssfsi tssif-iilusifs 81
a'ii,iss. issiuiias "A isflg Nss issf
~ No. shillsisF sni sii sais ii'uslFsi'ff
II he "iiuaos ~ . faliiissi rsmlsiga.
lofsihsf viih sis.ss 80. iss ssi tns Tssu'
~ sssh sfiisis - csaiila Niilisu. Arssii
Bsll. Jsns q. Ausiiu. Jsnss ffaatiia iiiisl
Mis NJ. A. nfuissu, hfs n D Kissst
Dee n. caamsT. sad uss - isl g. yeuns
fslts ~ Tho repulsr iiaraiia Alssr d. T.s
soni.T 10 that - nurh FsssihHi n.iifI
eau - farnishri for 81 90 fitioTTi
TuosEs 4 TAlEoT rallisLsTs bss'sa,
Mass,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

tSws had The pleasure Of hss'ing in
IOWA, few days ago, Mai, Ia. II, llsynis,
Of Austin, now, ss bslie'', daias basine's
in the lily u Ayw ie.s, srd also Mr,
Alexander wsrviok, ~ ,hs latter city
10th gentlemen were in excellent health,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

esss- Mrs. Harriet Beccher Stowe has
bought plantation in Florids, to when
!, is her design to remove. She says she
hopes to live long enough to write book
correcting tie grave errors she made IN
reference 10 the Institution Of slavery an
her popular and poserful work, "Unele
Toms Cabin"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

LOOK Our ron rmr "DEvILl'--ourciiy
patrons, We know, will admit that Master
IlLon Smiths employment in delivering
,hs Herald is no sinccure. Beneath the
burning sun Of August and exposed to the
bleak winds OF December, lie bear, the
county paper 10 the doors Of its suoscrio'rs
rur which he receives but the meagre pay
u an apprentice lie will, on New Year
Day, initiate a custom hitherto unknown
in Dallas. but common in ci;ies Of the older
States, hy presenting a sheet, handsomely
printed in colors, containing a convenient
si-sl couniins-houso calendar FOR ioo',
srd verses pertinent 10 tho occasion, WIFI
ten expressly for him by gentleman OF
D.n,on and one connected with The press
az Ghl,esion. We believe our patrons w'ii
moi hesitate 10 extend to him moderate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26

ssv-We have received the prospectus Of
the christian Quarterly periodical 10
be devoted to The advocacy of Primitive
Christianity, as distinguished from the re-
livon Of the sects.' 1t will contain Aoou'
,44 octave pages. Terms 81 per ann"m'
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