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The free man's press., 1868-08-22
Yours truly
E. CARTER.


Mr.. A. II. Cox writes from Liberty, send
ing us a list of subscribers.
Mr.. Charles Wnitby writes us from Goliad,
under date of August 9TH, sending q fine list OF
subcr ibers.
Mr. Albert Ransom writes from la Grange
endorsing our paper, and sending list Thames.
Mr. Anthony Culbreath, writes us from SuMp-
ter, Trinity County, as folows send you the
above list of thirty-six subscribers, and inform
You that the money is subject to your order.
Send the paper also to Miss Kate Emmons,
and to Parson Lakey. Miss Emmons is teaching
our school: She has seyenty-six scholars, and
they are improving very fast.
Those names marked, are her scholars, all of
whom have learned to read since they were set
free. Some people here do not like to have Miss
Emmons teach school, and even threaten to
her off, or whip her. The black people will
make good crops this year.
Mr.. Hiram Clark of Clinton, will please re-
ceive our thanks for his favor.
Mr.. Coleman Clark, of Marshall, Texas, sends
us a good long letter, and a long list of names.
Spread the truth brother Clark and you will
be amply rewarded. We return you o ur thanks.
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HON. RALPH LONG.

neleoate from Limestone Count, was Do'D ., !.
Madison County, Tennessee, in the year i0f1'
He came to Texas in 1856, win his n'"s- ~-,I,ov
Mr.. Long is a tall, good-looking man. % -
complexion, With regular features. and
He is young man, full of good sehs'' i .
energy. Since becoming free, he has lea, ~ ~ sn,
read and write, and By his shrewdnes'' -.
terprise, has acquired considerable prop'. LECTION
Dir. Long took an active part u 'hs ;mously
for the Convention. and was chosen unahDD, !. !.
by the loyal men of his district, as oe''
the Convention. j. IN alibb1
Mr.. Long is independent, and manly ~ ~. :. tic
bearings His old master heipeo - - IOps j.
State out of the Union, ana no" W. ! mora
irving to get it back; and we think ~ aa,er
likely to be successful than his former -
The free man's press., 1868-08-22

Mr. Hiram Clark of Clinton, will please re-
ceive our thanks for his favor.
The free man's press., 1868-08-22

Mr. A. II. Cox writes us from Liberty, send
ing us q list of subscribers.
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Commercial jsnteuigsnfe.
CEssCzSI osTIcs. no. - oAs, sfssa

q
THURSDAY Evening, Jan Is. 1853 !
COTTON The markethas been unsettled through
out to-day. At the opening tie demand was &C.
tive and general, and in fact it continued fair
up TO the close Of business, but the supply was
limited and undesirable, and factors uniformly con.
tended for en- advance UPON almost all classified.
lions. The Liverpool and New York adgices APP
peared 10 be. on the whole, rather encouraging
than otherwise, but rates OF Gold at the latter
point, after having gone up from 1898, the OPEN
ing rate, (Which was an advance of 90. since last
EVENING" 10 l40I, subsequently fell of, and finally
closed at the opening figure. while quotations Of
Sterling and Francs hucuated TO an equal or per-
hap greater extent. The principal inquiry was
for clean. even running lists, especially of the
better grades, but offerings above strictly good
ordinary were very scarce, and may be reported
as decidedly firmer. though not quotsbly higher,
while the supply of mixed, stained and trashy
Gotten was disproportionately large in but very
little request, and might have been purchased at
somewhat easier prices. The total sales for the
day amounted to only $500 bales, and the market
closed quiet at yesterdays figures, which
we repeat as follows. viz: Ordinary l2l@
Isle, good ordinary l436l5c, low middling ID
@l5lc.. middling l6Gl64c., strict middling l6AG
l61c., and good middling nominal at l70l7ac.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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T EEBs' FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN lSzSl
Corner Of DeIord and FOpchor streets,
We beg inform friends asd ske pablo zezersy
that prepared formerly to manufacture steaD
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
chimes Mills Cotton Presses, Newell Screws Gin Gear
ing Furnace Mouths Crate Bars all kinds Of Plantation
Steamboat WORKS sAs svsry description Of Machinery
he South LEEDS co.
Orders left Is Mechanics and Dealers kxehsngs
will receive prompt attention.
SHAKsPKARE yRON FOUNDRY,
y 1jd 6irOd street. New OflsaEj
JoEE cECDES-JoS, l. sHAKsPEARE-s. BWooFI
&Sddsss shaksDssrs ~ &C.,
Iron FcEnders A.chiriss manufacture evan
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining ksshuss
an and Gin Soaring Crate BaEs, Store Fronts Oonuhs
Saah Weights ste Hls-ss-l'th Nnrx 0fsNkre "a
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CHuMAULT a CO.'S


Ohensts TO d. X H. Prince Napoleon Rcheieu, Psr.
This preparation has the great advantage combining
most powerful tonics known in the medical world OF perfect
ascdy, and agreeable taste this Syrup with pleasure
anos the most delicate stomachs.
II Is par excellence the FERRUGINOUS TONIC which
should be administered TO ladies Of delicate constitution
backward In attaining the puberty
10 children Of weak constitution particularly EN-
poyed In the treatment Of Cholorosis AAeneA Pale Con
pexon Gastrics, Gastrzae, Whites Lencsrrhea, Dsby
Want Of Appetite. Poverty Of Blood, etc
Agents In New York M BECKER l2g Grand street. New
Gheuista
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Casals Zarass.

CIrT OF JEFFERSON. Jan II, 1865.
Arrived yesterday-2l5 Texas and Is Western
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Beeyes and 1914 Calves and Yearlings. sold-2ls
Texas Beeves, l94 Calves and Yearings, 65 Hogs
and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-S56 Texis and
I3 Western Beeves, 447 Hogs, l7l9 sheep and 81
H1oh Cowo We 0uofas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
JOHN w. NORRIS q CO.,
Removed from 81 Canal streetJ
"a CANAL AND ~ cRosMAN STREETS,
General Csmnissiea Merchants, Prodaee
Factors.
And Dealer, in all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
ms.
zimmerman a Co.'S Cine ma 1 Sparkling cArAwBA,
TARCH, VINEGAR, etc., etc, always on hand
DEvAS . MASON.
w s. De vAS-E. B. MAsoN
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission Merchants and Dealers
Western Produce.
No. l04 Poydras street, between Camp and
New Orleans
HAY q AEHLE-
ALEXANDER HAY-vIILIix xzHLx)
COMMISSION MERCHAETs. FOB THE PURoHAER
Sale, Forwarding Shipment Of Hides Lesthsr,
Wool Beeswax, raIlow, and Tan
ming Materials
Nos. a and g COMMERCE STREET, NEW ORLEAHA
CILMOR n STRONG.
lHARRY GILMoR. Maryland. g. N. STRONG. YloridsI
gysERAL ooxMuss,oH avn FoRwARnrEa .xK
CHANTS,
eperohoeie'sroe"
NEW ORLEANS.
MeQUOID d MEHLE.
flames MceuOid-Ohria MehIaD
a
Stock LANDING.
NEW oRLEANs
------------
LNDAOs AhOOCA - OOss
" NSAV' D. T. AfoooA' 'oS eirA1NShhJ
Gsucc,..or. n n WIlk,n n Oo 4
coxSTSsToy IEe%g
AZ u "A -
FOR TIE sALz
STOCK LANDING.
Ofy Of Jefferson, h
D.
nos " and FRONT STREET NEW ORLEANS LA
A o""n Dens>s
IN ia. .,w....-. 80. 49,. -, -.
bonded warehouse prepared handle whlsky ana
Manufactured Tobacco bond thas Offering superior induce
shippers thoss artieleS Liberal advances made
on enns'9nm"ns
fNuEEoWETR, CASEY q CO.,
GENERAL ooxvrss1ou .epo1A.Ss
NEW ouLnAEs, La,
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RICE MILLS. :............RICE MILLS
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McKINLAY,
the inventor Of The approved RICE PoUNDER in
use who has 30 years engaged in ths
ftruction erection and management Of Rice Machinery
prepared under his supervision to construct all kinds
Machinery required in the preparation Of Rice for the
Market and to furnish all necessary drawings and speca
catsns
model OF McKinlay's Patent Rice Huler suitable for
those who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption be
seen a our establishment
a
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TIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.


ys.s
Exported previously zSZoo-sSo
Stock on hsad and on shIUboard this svsningIi6s55
SUGAR-The market to day Is only moderately
active. Receipts are ample, but the inquiry is
less animated tbsn for some days past, but prices
disclose no quotable alteration. Sales 420 hhds.
Inferior -. 90 re p n lFully FAir.l2xsls C pm.
Common. $40 SIC. - Prime......B @l34c. =
Ss5 va IIjj'HSII3s.s S MN: eIaId siIs
Receipts since yesterday 566 hhds. and 45 bbls.
cistern Sugars.
MoLAssEs-The market to-day is rather quiet
Receipts are quite liberal, but with a falling of
in the demand Prices exhibit slight weakness
and considerable irregularity. Sales $50 0bls. at
5c059c. for common, 60065c. for termenting,
7OM72c. for prime and 759773c. II gallon for
choice. Receipts since yesterday HOS bbls. and
Is half bbls.
FLeuR-The market to-day is extremely quiet.
Dealers appear to be fairly supplied, and, cOnse-
quently need but very little for their trade, while
the demand for shipment has for the present
almost entirely ceased. Holders, however, con
tinue unchanged 10 their views. Saes reported
embrace 500 bbls, of which 500 and 100 treble
extra on private terms; 100 double extra at SO IS,
and leo treble do. at $ll so u Dbl. We quote
superfne at S90s9 Is. double extra 50 so, treble
extra $40 5O@l2 so, and choice do. at sl30l4 q
Dbl.
CoRN-There is only moderate inquiry notice
able 10 day, but at steady and unchanged prices.
Sales 1900 sacks, OF which 200 and 300 white,
CSC; and 500 yellow at 81 4 bushel.
OATs-Are inactive. but prices steady. Sales
200 and 500 sacks at soc. q bUshel.
BRAS-Only small job0ing trade is doing at
81 9561$2 u 100 lbs.
HAY-Ne noticed an improvement in the inquiry
for this article, but az easier figures. Sales $50
bales fair at $40; $50 and 800 prime Western at
$2l ard so choice at s24 Il ton.
PORE-The msrket to day IS quiet but holders
frmer in their views. and many asking still fur
Their advance. sales SO bbls. at S22; 200 and loo
bbls. old at 500 q. We now quote lots s220l2 SO
~ bbl, and jobbing at s22 50923 u Dbl.
BAcON--Remains quiet, but prices for shoulders
fImer. We note sales Of 10 casks clear sides AZ
l3c and Is casks SHOULDERS at 9ic. y 10. We now
quote Jobbing at 946e9lc. for shoulders, lie. for
clear rib sides, and l3o. q h. for clear sides.
LARD-There is a light inquiry for kegs to-day,
but terces remain inactive but unchanged. sales
as. so. so and IS kegs at Ia c and 100 tierces at
1Ylc;. { ID. Iierces are quoted at l3Gl34c. y II,
for choice.
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MACHINERY.
JOHN l.. BARINGEK,
IsA. 1se, ISe......MAGAZINE.. I5s, ass
I0O..........Notre Dame Dtrees.....-......I0o
MACHINERY.

I0O............NOtre Dame 5treet.....-......100
And Dealer IN
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS, for Steam,
Water and Gas
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK In all Ii
nultfarious branches for Steamboats, Plantations Brew
cries Distileries and Private Dwellings.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILINGs put Up In thu
seatest manner, and on the shortest notice.
COPPER STILLS made to order.
CONSTANTLY BAND:
large assortment OF Globe Valves; Check Valves
horizontal and vertical OIL Globes and Cups ell sizes Of
Steam and Water Cocks of various patterns Steam eaugsa
Magnetic Water Gauges and Gange Cocks etc, etc.
ALSO CONSTANTLY HAND:
Ths celebrated MITCHELL STAR LIGHTNING RODE
and POINTS, which took the First Premium
Orders from city and country solicited, and promptly =.
tended 90
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CUGAR-CURED HAMS AT l21Sc p POUND.
EOC0 rs Plain and Canvassed HAMS, at l2l Is and Is
cen.
5000 rs. Green SIDE MsAT at &C. p n.
For sale at S. B. CHURCHILL's,
81 Tehoupitoulas street.
between Poydris and Lafayette streets
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T a REN AIssANCE LOUIsIANAIsE.
SEW ORLEANS, FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGEs.
Devoted TO Southern Interests.
tSsyer Years of Existsnce)

most osmmAndsbls publication for families and eeunt,
people who practice the elegant French Languages Il review
deliberately the soca events of the week. the situation
the country the New Orleans American the interesting
facts 4 l. the sgricu tural md commercial Affairs
the community the market price cuent the theatrical soirees
heterGy md scientific productions Of the DAY, and
great variety o. useful facts, instructive gems humcrs
Anecdotea. and all that composes first elaas paper.
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Stock on haRd and on shipbOsrd this
SUGAR-The market to day Is only moderately
active. Receipts are ample, but the inquiry is
less animated tban for some days past, but prices
disclose no quotable alteration. Sales 420 hhds.
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SUBSCRIPTION: s6 PER AENUN.

The a pages OF LA RENAISSANCE edited on %
columns the advertisements conspic1Ousy
play ed with reading matter in each that IL the
Journal Of the best advertising mediums of the South
Job Printing done in al languages ~ Cent street.
Of kvchnnan lllar- Nv fltlaana
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EsTRAY NOTICES.

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isaI. a. .r.aa '.ii.as'.i - = ~ $50 ilutii
,uaFs "a, "a hznis ki-k, iHsAAoi silh = FiIfls
aithia siIsis - ia siss.liasT. nssGkAA nnksE,
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sil,, 3D. kAi'sing shiraals, siss
nnr BLANK nnksE, gFsTs "a, ~. hsRis "a,
.Hsaii siaT ia isIrhs.i ~ hisi sai ssiir hIari.A
lT rlsnnrsisd, nar As.sr 81 nAgN, Ths 80, alta
slu a. ansirllii ID rsrh 80. hiaaAnt 4 "a "a IN
hir, SsATs old 'hr sllrI sisaibd, anh d"al"i
h,THs ya.Ts 80, hTahdFA ga 49, IA hii, h.aIAri
ssaiiastoTk aai ngrIl la The le raT, aai sssliss-
ioTk Ia The right,
Reported a. ssiTays, - Commissioner, Gee, n,
R.Tioh, tie tallssins saiInsis, siEs
Onn GRAY iIlLN, yr4Ts nld. Onn nAlk hAl
SPANISH MARE sod GlLf, mar ~ ~ u yfsIs
OLD, liiilr akiiu Ia her h,TsLuad, tkTo shiiS Grl
Tght hini h,o and bih f'Tv Eri, spanish hTaai "a
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bIAHi "a IN Thigh, ~ La1ds high, itli
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For terms, &c., see advertisement.

b@ Professor W. II. SCALES will COM
mence the next session of his "First- Class
Female School" on the 7th of September
next, assisted by Mrs. NJ. T. KERFOOT and
Mrs. HELENA GILLESPIE. His aim is to
establish in this place frst-class semi
nary Of learning,-"a school in which the
"young are to be taught TO THINK, and are
"to be drilled thoroughly and fully, SO as
II TO be fitted for useful and important pla-
Hess in refined and intelligent society"
The high reputation that the Professor has
gained as one Of the Faculty of Centenary
College, of Louisiana, before the war, war
rants us in commencing him to tho favor
of our citizens, very many of whom are
prepared to judge of his qualifications
themselves, by the experience of the psst
session of his school in this place. His
a sistants, Mrs. Kerfoot and Mrs. Gillespie,
are both thoroughly competent and pecu-
Iiarly fitted for their positions, and We
expect to see this school largely attended
during the coming session. While desiring
10 make his school . female seminary, he
will admit small boys, who will have spe
cial care given them, and their education
directed with reference TO business or the
regular college course hereafter. For
terms, SC, see advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18


lLLuaISArIoS ~ DLLLAs.-The recep.
ton Of the news Of the New York nomina.
tons was received In this place with the
same applause aud enthusiasm that seem
to have prevailed In other places. An i'm
Trcmptu illumination was gotten up on
Tuesday evening, which was Joined in by
aearly all our citizens. Immediately after
nighifali n national salute OF thirty
guns was fired by the "Dallas Anviladers, -
aud simultaneously nearly every building
On the Square, and several private resi-
dences ON the cross streets, were brilliantly
illuminated. But for the short notice given,
number Of other residences would have
been lighted up. We, ourselves, we're I'M
der the impression, until late in tho evening,
that the affair was TO come of on Thursday
evening. The courthouse was most beau
tifully lighted, n row OF lights burning all
around the top Of tho wall; the arrange
ment Of this building reflected credit on
the gettsrs up. After the salute was fin.
ishcd, the citizens, who were in crowds on
the streets, assembled at the courthouse,
where some speaking was had.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
TI,ai ihr ilu..sisa Tsl.sF.l.L aRd I.i,rsiVH Nr~s
dislsaigl,ss.

TIoaa ihs iivasisa IslsE...L aRa 1.i'rs'VH Nss'
dislsaisiss,
! WA4nINGroN, July l0.-An adj,
iournment by the Goth probable
Both Houses have night sessions,
In the Senate, the bill authorizing
a bridge over the Mississippi river
at Rock Island, and limiting the
cost to ono million, passed. 4 bill
authorizing tho sale Of ten millions
per month, until the gold is reduced
TO forty millions, and regarding the
Electoral College, was discussed
until recess,
la the House, tho Deficiency bill
involving two and a half millions,
passed. Additional compensation Ia
clerks was defeated. The South
has no interest in tho bill beyond
construction deficiencies, hereto.
fore reported, Tho balance of tho
session was devoted TO private bills.
Recess.
Tho House passed without divi-
sion tho bill ordering the Virginia
election on tho 18th, 18th, and 18th
of August, and the meeting of the
Legislature at Richmond first
Tuesday in August.
A treaty has been concluded with
tho Sioux Indians, ending the troub.
les on the plains, and closing the Ia
bors of the Peace Commissioner.
The Erie passengers were robbed
and baggage riilcd of valuables at
the recent accident. No Southern
ers among those killed or hurt.
CINcINNArL, July lO.-Pondlctoh
has telegraphed Seymour his con-
gratulations and assurances Of sup
port.
WILMINGTON, n. c., July 10.
Great rejoicing over the Democratic
nominations; flags flying. A salute
of thirty seven guns was fired under
the auspices of Y. Dcmke, a North
orn gentleman. Tho guns were
operated by colorcd men. The
Democratic platform is universally
acceptable to conservatives ana
democrats.
New ORLEANS, July 10.-Kcllogg,
Senator for the long term, is from
Illinois, Harris, for the short term,
is last from Wisconsin. The Senate
yesterday passed the House rcsolu-
ton ratifying the 18th amendment.
Immediately afterwards passed
finally the Metropolitan Police bill.
This mornings papers announce the
names of Police Commissioners al
ready appointed. -Four of the sup
posed fillibusters arrested at Fort
Livingston last week were bonded
to answer charges, the balance were
discharged yesterday by Commits
sioner Weller.
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APalaaelII.

D.uss Tfsas luly "a isas
Here's ntHatn a Az Furpfissi h
lsafa thai there stiss 10 ssa,s ssisni
snsns ths siiiIsus " hallss : iseliHg u
iadishsiisa l'l ~ The Sigh, irsf n ne
iani % Tassiay highl The facts 40
ihsss. Al the sATnssi suliSiiaiion u ssss-
ral prevalent siiiEsns, fTisHis " The bad,
ihTss % fear msahrrs eenssnisi 10 eotas
ssl ga the ruhlis s,laATs aai siih the Fssl
Of The class (-Lo h.i nel lSsA sPPlisi 10,
ihsiT aoqaiesssAss bsiHs pTesgneil eoa-
tTibuis lLsiT share u the Hsiss u the eoez-
sion, Al -PFasiiss' that Aishl sbeai halt
ILs HamheF wsTe opposed, GA the soors Of
iAe0HI,sisAey, bat realistically gave ia,
IL LsiaE anlersisol that nc usTv 10 TrpaiT
10 the Top Of the CouH House aud continue
practise All, OF nearly all VI as ssrs is
nOTaAt Of the PnesTamae being enacted
there aRd Supposed the bailiihs would be
uhsvcapisl save by oaTsrl'ss- iieing sn-
IiHly uHpTsPArpl 10 mesi the asssmblass
o. ladies aud gsnllsmsn the mesl eonhisnI
Of the class qnailsd anl am noHise as
sursi o. their ability 10 have completed
single strain, One musician, ulasl thor
oushly alive 10 the situation, quietly sks-
by eoTsIing his feelings when be shuiisd
the free atmosphere Of tho courtyard out
side. Some would have "pilehed in any
how, saying the audience shPeeling moth
ing, s0uld overlook our shorl, hisNisys aud
that IL &c bToks down try again, Hut
mOisrps ere not so lavish Of charity aud
the ladies bless themi would probably
have gone home worse disappointed than
they were. BESIDES the occasion was not
suitable for Hand practice, Now II our
citizens have Withdrawn their sympAlhies
for such slight affair, then theirs Is a
frsil friendship that We eau do without al
together, The Impression exist, In the
minds Of some that the organization 10
henoeforth deflnet. That Is u gross mis-
take. We are stu kicking aud at an ear.
ly day hope to give abundant evidence Of
our ex istenee.
Hoping you will insert this explanation
as m act Of justice rs we'll rs Of friendship
to The organization, l remain,
Yours very respectfully,
JUsrlTiA
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go Beside Ne isslafss ssilssisgns
shafslss 49, srrrssShias ssnFlsiiea is
ihis place ihsis sfs sens issl's % thssu
see rtsiisfsa uaisr ssy 10 discreet
paris u ear is.n, ssi this fall - uaisT'
si.al, several basiAess Asusss slll h erect
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

ssD- Ne take pleasure 10 calling siisH-
Iisn 10 the card u pTs, billiard 4 kins,
RssiisHi DsHiisis, -hs have lss.,s,l in oaT
iswa feT The rFss'ios u their profession,
ohiss ssaiL side " The Square, sss0Hi
aosr DT, billiard, is yell knswA 10 our
eiliIshs 40 an accomplished aRi ssieniihe
nrHIisi, having resided Amons Us daring
last year, lie hears wiih him evidence of
his skin FROM the most scientific aud eH-
PsTisnesl msn II his profession 10 fsanss-
see sud siheF States, and we hearth! re-
eommeni the hun 20 the patronage Of
those i'm nes,l AZ tkSiF services
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

H@ Thanks to a kind and considerate
friend, resident Of town, we enjoyed q
huge slice Of a thirty-pound watermelon
. few days ago. The same friend has seve.
raj times treated us to potatoes of huge
proportions. Our vegetable gardens arc
doing finely now, and watcrncllons are
delicious, they are quite prevalent on our
streets, but taste too much Of silver for our
use lust now,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-18

eGwe return thanks TO Mr.. Reverchon,
near Reunion, in this county, for present
of some of the most delicious peaches that
we have yet tasted; and also some fine
large Cbickasaw plums. Mr.. Reverchon is
one OF the most thorough cultivstOrs Of
fruit in the county. With but small area
Of ground, he has demonstrated that, with
the attention and cultivation bestowed on
fruitthatit receives in other fruit countries,
se can have it in as great variety and as
Ias.. and fine favored as anywhere else.