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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28
Mew Aapegeiss
Special Notice.

VHNHE undersigned building committee
Il for the Decatur Male AID Female Acad
envy will receive scaled proposals for the
building of tho same until the 10Th day of
April, A. d. 1868, when the building will
be let ont to the lowest bidder We will
receive proposals ior 'he WORK as follows
e. lof .nG wal ohe Story h'en. ~ e ve
Cohcrete OF hcck' length o' leel, wid'h oo
,ce,, WIN partitions Oh TWO rSel'a''on roo'ns
10 !eet square, 'he wall Will DC requireu ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

gey" We deeply regret sickness has pre-.
vented us from making such remarks upon
DIRECTORS letter as are necessary; it is
highly probable many more Important facts
might be ELECTED. For the explanation
given TO many we know will! not be salts
factory, nor TO ourselves is it fully so. II
VIC can get such on expose as will clear up
many things, We can assure "Director,'
that no where will e found q warmer sup.
porter, more constant defender and better
friend than oursclf, and by every possible
means we shall strive to disabusc the peo..
Pies m ind of the terrible prejudices exist
ing against the Texas Central.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

esN TheFs uzs nssling u lie Dallas
Csualy Asr'sslisral sRi Neehsuiesl A.
ISOLATION, VA Saladay Lass, Al which, EsATs
iu'ormsl, efissu Wns slssisi sal he
esplisl siash u iLs Association Increased,
10 Wh-i sAisHt Ne ala not lsagR, Thew
viii hs Aaa'asr @ssliRs "a Saturday, The
iiih proKin,s, uhsn il will be dsisFnlRsl
EasllsF Fair Will b held his !tsF or not,
While on this su'lseI, ne would suggest
% the directors DE PraPriFiy o. naklag
ssme provision for lssiag care Of the prop
sriy d The Association, a, Tie Fair Ground,
In ils present situation, withsul sny one 10
take cars Of il, il is rapidly g.ing To dss'
Iruelion, aud ih. building are In constant
danger Of tsiag destroyed, Ihsss builllags
cost the Association q good deal % "A oasy
aud should be attended to, whsihsr there
il Fair held this year or net, this msIgsr
shOnll receive attention At oues,
We would suss 81 also, that arrangement
be made to enclose the grounds with bols
4 are hedge, This, We zee, has Teen done
In Hills eouniy, aud We lhlak Is worthy Of
initiation by our Society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

nay- Should any be so deluded as to be-
lieve all the acts of the Radical party are
not done for the promotion of party inter-
est, be however so ruinous they may 10 the
interest, peace, prosperity and happiness
of the country, conflicting or subversive Of
constitutional liberty and national and
personal feedom, the following extract from
the Albany Journal, one of their most in
fuential and leading papers, will correct
the fatal error:
The Washington correspondents
endeavor to create the impression
that there is a weakening of the
Senatorial vertebre, from fear that
the people will not sustain impeach-
ment. We do not believe that any
such cowardly spirit prevails. But
if it does, let the trembling souls
contemplate the alternative, as pre-
sented by the Union, that the Una
licious prosecutor" in the House of
Representatives will b e the ones
aimed at in the Presidential canvass.
And with reason, too. If the Re
publican members of Congress unan-
imously impeach the President, and
Republican Senate acquit him of
the charge, the fact furnishes the
Democracy a most available argu-
ment in proving either the incompe-
tency of the House or Senate, or
both. The Rubicon is passed. There
is no salvation in retreat. Forward
is victory. Retreat is disaster. A
army, with a harrass-
ing enemy on its TANKS and rear,
will be the result. Onward, then.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28
HoUsToN, March Is, 1868


There is some figuring going on looking
Ito placing the entire grade from Calvert to
Dallas, on the Central Railroad, under con-
tract. Whether the thing will be done, l
leannot say, but believe twill be, because
the man ayers of that enterprise are not
only enterprising and strong enough to do
Iii, but they can hardly fail to see that a
heavy surge ahead will be Of immense adj
vantage to them. They will do it as soon
as their arrangements are completed
Meanwhile wish them good use of figures
and access to q sufficisncy Of the what-do-
you-call ums to pay ont. The sooner that
road is open to Dallas, the sooner, brother
Swindells, will you and | be we'll pleased.
was reading one of our city papers to-
day, when the following paragraph met my
eye:
ait is estimated that the number Of hides
"shipped from Texas last year was fully
"two millions, netting to the producers
afully four millions of dollars. The trade
$50 far this year, has been quite double that
nof any previous season, and opens up a
a new field Of wealth for the State"
You know | an a calculating individual,
and when l see statements Of this kind l
always 20 to figuring. ] take it that the
above paragraph premises, II anything,
that the hide trade this year will reach four
The trade runs through about
eight months Of the year, or two hundred
and forty days. 0mitfing Sundays. let us
say, for convenience, there are two hun
drsd shipping days. Iften Thousand hides
are shipped every day there will be two
millions in this tine, and il twenty thOu-
sand are shipped each day the shipDsnts
will reach four millions. Bat the ship
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

R1y" The Conservatives Of Lamar Coun-
ty met in mass meeting at Paris on the
l4th inst, and inaugurated thorough Or
ganization of the Conservative or National
Democratic Party of that county. The
meeting was addressed by several gentle
men, Central County Committee and
Precinct Committees were appointed, after
which Committee Of thirteen was appoint
ed to draft resolutions. The Committee
were instructed to report at an adjourned
meeting TO be held on the LIST Monday in
April to which time the meeting adjourn
ed. The Press says that Gov. Throckmor-
ton has been invited to attend and address
the meeting on the above day, urges a
full attendance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28


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elniihHs expressive n 40 sees ~ ils Geo.
sentative riiiEfrs II iiisrsaniF fifs lier.
lahH !. Gssi lslgs lsla Elsasa HH
liuuuisuii, hqr Ma rsTFF, Ia, J. D.
ffunsii f,is psEii clafras- tssr lice
4. N. CIesk.t sHi 40. }sla e. tsii-
AnSFs shsH rfiiTsmsHi, abe nsiaE,iiits
case ia sal ssini sHiil Saturday, The -s'h
,is aayl "a EPaFi, shish as Ersuisi, ani
ils m-siiug ,isurEsl 10 'hai 'ins-
Il is hsPsl ihai ,lsFs si.l b. i.rgs at
,sndanss to-day, shsn lls esaE,ii'es sill
gsEsu Tssslaiisn's sui he oTgaaiIaiion ai
"a. Conservatives u iLis s.an'y 10 sala-
Plsiei.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

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rt t.f ta s.fsesf = a. ifflt n e.
ffnrf a'i HIfs n ft.f fsasif ntffr
iafn. 70 o. 90 tfIHtti ssl FOL
ulf. f.rsili tf isiittt stis eel BE-
stf Is hts nltss cd iaiaq.fsIlr l.fi
sf Die afIaff
Tht utsitslflfi Iifff n its iiih 80
'rflas - itsi lIs uHsirs. stith 80
tssa tansi 81 isii saassr Nss Mtsifa
base lffa iuIti o. ne "a hess 10 rsF
l'r faasiy lie iiuss aYsf
lie sac buried "a Port SamHrr,
Arw MeKioo, uHiil ihe sih Ut FEB
ruary, when upon the return Vt his
son, Juseph A. Loving, and party,
his remains Wer disinlernel add
bronghl 10 this place, arriving here
On the ilh inst, a distance Of seven
hundred miles, snd on Sunday al,
teTn01n the slh inst, were convey
ed ~ their iiRal resting place by the
Masonic Fraternity of Wealherihid
aud vicinity, aud perhaps the larg-
est procession, We have ever wit
nsssel in this place,
Capt Loving has resided Ia this
and Falo Pinto county for tho last
iOuiieen years, AMI WAS we'll and
E.y"rably known throughout North
western Texas, as a reliable, thor
onshgoing business man, and his
l,ss Is deeply fsl,, His family have
lhe hcar'lsl, SymPathies Of the en-
ugo community,
"Ailsa, heart foul, sarm slisn,
Ne brother VI our myslis lis.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

gsD- Have we any peace officers, or is the
military supreme? In either event steps
should be taken TO check those splendid
deeds Of doughty ralOr and high empire, shoot
ing off pistols at night. 1t reminds us of
the Don and his celebrated battle with a
windmill. The lives of good citizens are
endangered, the quiet of the town is dis.
turbed, and for what rurpose2 That some
over-grown boy may hear how loud his
pistol shoots. . II these boys were made to
pay some respectable fines and such was
appropriated to the necessary repairs of the
streets, very good; but when there is SO
much music somebody ought to pay.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28
ear tn. Radical meeting in San AntO-

sE- The Radical meeting in San Anto-
MO, (headsd by Degener, the Radical dale
gate from Bexar county, to the Convention
which petitioncd Congress to divide the
State, has sent printed circulars all over
the State, requesting psrtiss to obtain sig
natures to the petition which are to sent
to Congress. Several Of these documents
have come 10 this place, handsomely print
cd, with envelopes for transmission TO the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
We warn our friends that this lie radical
move, for no other than party purposes the
design being to get this State divided mp
into as many pieces as possible, while IN
der the reconstruction acts, they hope TO
vote IN saasss for the radical candidate for
President next fall Don't si9s III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

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f.fH tiaf .fItn. 'Ita.s aiit Js.r
fIHis Ht.IfTsr uf.f .a ar afa ftsn
ln'Hf 900 ftffrIHfrff ntif ia sfaiaH
ahfaf r.rf .afs fhaf ttt I.t.f ri rIaHni
nrInF co. fsrt.afst risif sll.a n DE
tarfh hssa 1Ht tftHi tf niIsf oh 10.
laatinf fnf'r. lie s'HIf fsl.h ef ils
hianrh, aeIuf sauih. hssrHaa Ihs piece
en che irr ~ he ridge has ilifi sisai,
TfThsIs lai siasiipF hal'F Iie hslsnrl,
lea serss rrattsi ile lfrsr, has ai,ui he
sane siaHi hui leuts hhs
Nsfk, ihsTs are four different usilais n
saWiuF, The piece 6Ti ufniiaHti g. hst-
lag a geoi stand sas lrsi bTete siih
sharp buil-ionFue pioui d Nas broke riosf,
. tine AMI jetpi ilfn sorei iLs graiu ani
I iuTusl ID undsr Eiih : heavy tsa-horss
Team a. deep as q cogli he PloWsi ~ .
sir0ng hand All heavy horsfs. lsEPsei =
good crop from that ground only this sea,
sou, The second piece slepihg 10 the South,
having no wheat, o. ~ COED - acne, sss
turned giIh ihs same piaN, lomiiiiHg the
fret breAkiugl aHl ihs gaia soRn GA the
surface aud then dragged In veil, leaving
the lsE Ries'aRl smo5,h. 4hs frost and
lysefts'hayV swept il elFsa, / shall soE il
ia Hungarian grass, aEd never brush in
wheat, oats, 90 grass agsin, an nor sat-
isisl q, is hot lrsii il asy IL some seasons,
but Is unsaie aud uncertain. Tie piece On
the ridge having a Ihlrl stand, Was soWR
isWR and turned UHieF with double pl9W
sal ,hru brushed The shrri ln.' ssirirFv,
WH.e t-l rITr grssa I.au rar.'. iau iH-
r..nsa in lf,Hs tas ,H'l has iH'rrea q. ir-
ragse Re Usr .gir taa,i fg rhH u.ss', having
been brushed susHIh fhr i.msIuiHs ieu
acres, hearesl iao ian.e having s'-nr ihs
same stand on the gguln :, Nas s0En duRR,'
PloWel in deep with two horses aud lefl
rough, The pahis on this look green.
broad and healthy MY opinion Is the little
ridges made by the large plow sheltered the
young wheat, AlldLe laud Is the same
Kind, cultivated we'll last season in eorn,-
II was all Qluwed east AMI west, Al his
sairiHy Wds done gTifT tie gr5skoPpfrs !.H.
You mus, retolleci Il has been hard mat
ter for several years 10 get a stand Of wheat
on the black lanl before the hoPpers came.
Now Tor my conclusions,
ls,, All stalks aud liter should be let
on the ground,
"a, All the plowlns should he ,ast and
west.
81. The Land shoall be we'll broke before
sowing.
lth. After the ground Is well broken up
loose and tne SOW one aud fourth hush
els per acre, and turn It ia as deep MS you
can with heavy team wheat will come
up placed under loose rich earth ten in
ches deep. Try Il. Place q handful in a
glass jar; al the jar with loose, black,
moist earth, aud set It on the fre-board.
9th, Never smooth the ground during
winter. c1S-Don't forget this.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

tsS- Captain jVhn, Ia one Of bis letters
today, WAITS 20 kaou II the gras,hopPers
are really eating mp all the Nhes, Ia this
sse,lon, The representations 10 our cor.
respondent have tetn exaggerated so far IS
this nelghboFhooi aud county Is concerned.
The h,lle LOPpsrs, We resrs, to say, are no
doubt here In great numbers, but as yet
they not made grss, haToe. We have heard
Of hut one or two instances where they
attacked the wheat, and then only around
tie edges Of The field, but there is no tell
ing how soon they may destroy II. At
present they are not much larger than a
flea, aud have destroyed some gardens and
young corn. We hope to cay soon, that they
have taken unto themselves wings aud
flown away. As TO what they are going TO
DO when they get bigger, IL they do not
migrate, we must defer saying until that
time comes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

gFay- We are gratifed to notice that The
Cumberland Presbyterian church is now
being rapidly constructed, on the lot nd
joining the Masonic Hall. II is TO he 40X
60 feet, with clear 90 foot story, the ste.
pla being about 10 feet from the ground
to the top of the spire. 1t is expected the
building will be up, enclosed and covered
by the lst day of May. The projectors Of
this enterprise have displayed unusual en-
ergy and perseverance in pushing the work
ahead, and they deserve encouragement
from our citizens. We hope to see the
building completed and ready for occupan.
cy in few months.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

Gil;- Ito! sligo who wish to emigrate 10
the land OF gold! Look at the advertise
ment in io.day's paper headed, brazilian
Emigration and Steamship Agency The
first vessel of the line, under ChNs, Nailau's
contract, the large, substantial, clyde built
iron steamship, TARTAR, win leave New
Orleans on Saturday the lllh Of April
Price of passage $50, gold; nll personal
effects and agricultural implements carried
free.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28
Day- Hon. Alex II. Stevens is in Wash
ingtou, whore he visited the President.

Bay- Col. j. NJ. Morphis, for some time
travelling editor and correspondent of the
Galveston Civilian, has become connected
with the Houton Telegraph, and will hence.
forth travel North, East, West and South
in its interest. He is duly authorized to
receive and receipt for all dues 10 the Tele-
graph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

Bay Hons. John II. Reagan, and r. A.
Reeves, Of Palestine, were in attendance
and addressed the meeting of the Conserv-
atiees Of Freestone county, recently, at
which time the party was thoroughly or
ganized in that county, and resolutions
adopted, enc of which called upon Hon.
John Hancock, to issue call for for State
Convention, in May or ut such time as may
be agreed upon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

BES" Extracts from Special Orders No. 81,
Headquarters 9th Military DISTRICT, dated
March 23d, on appeals from the decisions
of the Boards of Registrars of the lost re-
vised registry of this State, decides that
those reflections made on account of the
parties having held office before the war,
under any general law of tho State, are
correct and the Boards are sustained in
their decisions, while those based on offices
which were created under special laws, such
as municipal Offices, &c., are wrong and
the applicants may he registered.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

ecS~ They are a fast people down at JEFF
ferson. We see that the Daily Times pub.
fishes and distributes an extra contain.
ing oil the latest dispatches every morning
before breakfast. AS the Daily is publish
ed at o'clock in the morning, we suppose
tho extras 10 be supcrGuous. Now If our
Northern and Eastern mails were what
they ought 10 be we might get our latest
dispatches from the Jefferson papers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

e6s- Jno. Mullaly, editor of the New
York Metropolitan Record, was in Calves
ton recently, and would visit the principal
towns in the State in tho interest Of his pa
per. He was to address the Conservative
Club of Harris County at Houston while
in that city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28
ray- The Weekly Galveston News is noH

Edy- The Weekly Galveston News is now
q sixteen page paper, and the largest week
ly we believe in the Southern States. 1t
is nearly entirely filed with reading mat
ter, few advertisements being admitted, and
there is reading matter enough to satisfy
any reasonable man. 1t is still published
at So Currency per annum. We are the
agent for it at this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

Hass~ The next State election takes place
in Rhode Island, on the LIST of April. As
the democrats for the past few years have
been in o hopeless minority there, it is
hardly hoped that the result can he chang
ed this election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

NEW MusIc,-Mr. Tbos. Goggan, music
dealer, Galveston, has our thanks for two
new pieces of music; the "Rusic Beauty"
Polka, by Charles Kuikcl, and "Do you
ask me if I'll love Thee favorito ballad;
words by Thos. B. Long and music by j. c.
Meininger, both published by Peters, of
New YORK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

Bsly~ Tho flood in the Brazos river recent
ly drowned twelve negro men near Bryan.
They were cnltivatiug farm between the
river and creek, and before they were
aware of any danger, both had overdowed
their banks rendering them impossible.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

Rag" We are compelled this week to print
our paper on a sheet almost two small for
good appearance. This is caused by loan
ing to our neighbors and receiving their
smaller size In return. We shall be all right
with our usual size next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

60 Parties SlsLius 10 TuIshass laul IL
the Stale, or property ia o. near Austin, or
Nha wish 10 sscnrs ihs ssrSless II a prompt
husines. aseni vili esll GA. or eorrespand
with \, q, Raymond s Co, Real Estate
Ageals, Austin, Texas, :l;:m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

ts' We are Pleased 10 learn hist Col, Il,
8. Morse, Of The CRY Hotel, New Orleans
iaklns Into consideration tie hardness Of
be i,Aes, and lie great scarcely - money
he's reduced the rate Of ehsrres 10 his hotel
to - Ter DAY, .t2m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

nGs- 0rganizat ions of the Conservative
party in this State are going on in num-
Der Of counties. 1t should extend to every
county. 1t will do no harm to have thor.
ough organization.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

TAsre stated last week, there is TO
Be COnvsntios Of the Sheep breeders and
WOOL growers Of the STATE, at Austin, on
d. PA Of nsrt month Would il ret be
vel for cur sheep rsissrt in this county 10
ssna one Of their number 10 this c0n-sn-
tions We make fhs suggestion, believing
hat fhis large interest in cur eouniy should
b represented.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

r5Y- Hon. Jno. D. Weller, Ex-Governor
Of California, was in jefferson, on the 10th
inst, en- route for Clarksvillc, Texas. Tho
Jimplccute says tho Governor is now
resident of New Orleans, and engaged in
the practice of his profession, the law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28
JOSEPH w. M'NUTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
0wENsvnLE, ROBERTSON CO..
TEXAS.
March 2lst ls68-27:ly.
Notice, Nofice!. Notice!,,

a IL persons in this County who have
N been fined or imprisoned by W. H.
Horton, Agent Freedmens Bureau at this
place, are earnestly requested to transmit
Immediately to me statement verified BY
affidavit, Of The time imprisoned, cause Why,
amount Of said fine; the kind Of money
oferel. the Kind refused, the Kind demand
81 aud received. together vita al pariicn-
lars retiaeni % tie case
T.G-T. KENDALL.
Comfy Attorney.
T,.1i4z March IA e38-2liE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

ss9~ some Of oar siiiIsns have Ssalhllsl
ll.sir iasls for the eTnGsa'al, by setting out
saais irsss sFouui their pFsmlses this
SgTius, Il is hoped that mere Of them n III
Mllps ihs sIamPls, Nothing adds to the
tesu'y Of iowa more lhan a tasty display
Of shFubbsry and shade trees, siOrnlng
The public walks, yard, sad gardens, let
al Sho ecu, Plaul ou, ornamental shade
nee. around tasir premises.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

BIy" Attention is invited to the advertise
mcnt in our columns today, for sealed
PROF osals for the building of the Decatur
Male and Female Academy, at Decatur,
haps do well to read the advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

RrLI0Ious NorICg,-liev. ". J. BBows,
Of the Missionary Baptist Church, viii
preach at the Masonie Han, In Dallas, on
the ilh Sunday Ia each moaih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

10 ElisNifg grs nr,Ss all - f,sai - ssls a.
~ ilffaii Olfs, 81 iir IFifrs raa,sf.is
tsir "a tsssla isus a iiFs, Z . isifnsssll 4eft
$3.50, a. b, 4, hsta-g ,-aogrsa lialiHss 81 hsli
rst, : sausprr,
rr-,s LIS u asFssa pa'is, D e's'ra, 81 %,
sfHrFan
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

Ia The meeting OF the Conservatives
to-day, should not fail to appoint delegates
10 State Convention. should one Be hsld
this Spring, and the spPOinfess should Be
men who win 60, and who represent the
feelings and views Of the Conservatives Of
the county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-28

~ The Ri. Rev. Alexander Gregg,
Bishop sf Texas, was in Wsso o. Che lsth,
and held s.rriss On that and the sussssd-
isg nighf.
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state Rzeeunys c0nseFgatvs Com,

State Rzeeunvs Conservative Com,
mites
JOHN HANCOCK. OF Trasis ClsiTass
IN. HgNpeiSnN, n iiauris,
a. MAVERICK, nf lieNar,
RICHARD rnkE ~ MsisnHsa.
HAMILTON STUART, ~ Galveston,
l., u. EVANS, u nsnisan.
], ". TnROcE MORTON, ~ rol'in.
JAS, n, STARR, 81 Nasasjashss-
Z, 5, GluLp, ef Leon,
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ty- Thanks 10 Ags. Bingham, for q
presen, ofH mess Of Asparagus sent To the
publisher, II Is the frat thing In the veg
e,ablc line We have tasted this year.
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~ n D. BulliOn has been appointed
Surveyor Of Jack County, and A J. Wax
ksr, Surveyor % Tsrrsnt County.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Meets every Thursday evening NJ the Ma
sonic Hall. The attendance Of ladies Is
respectfully requested,
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cHK PLUsEI HATS. Jerome Hats.
- and all kinds 81 GeailsAeh snd Boys
HAS, for sale By
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