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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

The Fall Style.--In CONNIE nding to Men Of
taste The Fan style Hat fresh from the establishment OF
KNOX, the hatter At No. 2l2 Broadway OF Fulton
street. we do 90 with security growing public opinion
expressed Tor many successive similar momenious
occasions There 10 doubt thai point of beauty ape
hnene OF material and strength and ghuess fabric no
article offered this day IL worthy great reputation OF -
well known and popular manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
With neasness auekness aud despatch twenty-five per
cheaper than At other printing city
" the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

Ncatness, Economy and Despatch Combiuea
the Metropolitan Printing Es,ao-
Ahment. Nassau atreeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

Co.'S, 4u Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

The Famous Corncr-D7 Nassau street.
corner Fulton Tue metropolitan JOB Prn''ns hs'Ao'""s~
Wigs, Toupees and Ornamcntai Hair p,1is.sss
quality HAIR Dye aud Hsir pJesaz 90 c0'0s - oA'ea"
LURS, IL Baad slrask
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

Scarcity OF Shipping nc Q1ebec-Heavy Fall
OF STOW.
QUEBEC Nov. 10, 1868.
The harbor is nearly bare Of shipping, and but few
arrivals or departures taking place. The river is
clear OF ice except along the wharvcs.
Nearly two feet or snow fell yesterday.
The steamship Germany sailed this morning with
troops for Halifax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20
FLORIDA.

Acting Governor Clemson Before the Supreme
Court-The Trouble in tho Republican
Cnmp-Opposition 10 the Coiored Congress
siOnal Candidate, -. = -,.s, .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-20

Mr.. DAYroS-who has said anything to tina.
ANOTHER DsLrcArE-cer,ainly looking In that d.
rection.
BY this time the proceedings had grown quite ami.
mated and delegates began 20 show considerable
excitement. The Convention also began to snow
itself more palpably divided into party OF action,
headed BY Mr.. Spencer, and party Of compromise.
the nr,ncnai snot ms rs nnu became
at the same time quite Ineligible " the outsiders
Mr.. RICHARDSON went on TO say that delegates had
been sent 10 the Convention for specihc purpose
to make party. nominations; and ne thought they
we're sufficiently In possession OF their faculties 70
do so. They were no fools He believed that sne
proposition was TO adjourn, In order that some otner
ton that would influence theirs but he did not think
hand behind Sis ear and ask what any other body
was going to do In regard TO the election. The whole
intention OF the movement was trucking 70 ue.
mocracy. The democracy always meant tricks and
lies and no would let them 90 TO the devil and let
the republicans take their own ROAD. lLaughter ana
Manifestations OF support .x,ros.oa n,r,.o, -
very emphatic terms against the idea OF compromise
evidencing the case OF Miles 0Reilly, who, having
Candidate. went over to fammany Hall. Mr.. O'Gor-
man was also cited by this or some other speaker
as another melancholy instance OF now the repub-
licans had been deceived In their attempts az CON-
The discussion went on In the midst OF much ex.
citement until at last the motion 70 60 Into an IN
The list or delegates was then called aud each dele
gate named his choice FOR candidate for the Mayor
atty. The result OF the Informal ballot was as fol-
iows-sIarshall o. Roberts received 70 votes; Elliott
c. Cowdiu, y; John w. Farmer, 10; Horace Greeley
10; Charles :. spencer, 10; Edwards Pierrepont u;
sckles IL; Richard Kelly, 2; William Il. Dodge, .
and Peter Cooper, william A. Darling Waldo
nutchngs, Robert Bonner General smaller and lot
The result Of the Informal ballot having been au-
nounced,
Mi. srEScSa spraug to his feet and offered reso
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
MEMPHIS LETTER.
Death Of Col. George w. Guess
NlENrnIs. TnNN.. ia

MEsrnIs, TESs,, July ~, lsds'
To the Eilors II h. R.ll., hrFali'
Dear sirs-l have cut the within sliI
from this mornings Avalanche, and in for
rarding the same To you believe that II
may probably be news to you AMI the Peo
PIE Of your eonniy-and no doubt the de-
mise Of Col. O. W. Guess will be lamentsJ
by many;
"Colonel q. W. Guess, whose death on
the steamer Victor from sun-stroke was
mentioned Sunday, was u prominent lawyer
OF Dallas county, Texas, aud high Mason
His remains were inferred In ElmWooi
Cemetery yesterday
The contest for the presidential election
this fall is beginning to create some excite
ment in this State, as well as iu those nd.
jecent to this.
The news about crops Is favorable, and
very promising in this part Of the country
as we'll as adjoining statcs-the people
gsrerally in good spirits. Would like TO
see Dallas Herald very much.
Truly yours,
DAVID RHINE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

ESs- Fresh arrival of drugs, medicines,
paints, oils, &C., at DR.. Pryors Drug Store.
lie has full supply of Sulphuric Acid,
Terra Japonica, Oxalic Acid, Meats Foot
AID Train Oil; a large supply of Levi Gar
retts pure aud fragrant Scotch Snuff.
Gargling Oil, Magnolia Balm, Medicamen-
tum, Argyle Bittcrs, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
The genuine Eureka Hair Restorative at
Pryor's Drug Store.
nyposulphite Of Soda, Sulphite Soda,
Bromide of Colodian, &C., for Photograph
lists, at Pryors Store.
Jackson's Washing Compound for 60
cents, at Pryor's.
Iodide and Bromide Potassium; Com
pound Extract Colocynth, pulverized, at
'Pryor's.
Labarraque's Disin fectant Fluid, at
Pryor's.
- CarbOlic Acid, Extract Mandrake, Sc,
Pearl Starch and Car lies
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

A Delicious PRKsENr.-We were the re-
cipients on last Monday of n large basket
containing luscious peaches of mammoth
proportion, fine large pears, and a quantity
Of Chickasaw plums, of rare flavor. We
Toasted onlthese delicacies of the season,
and thought how easy it would be for us
all, (ourself iucluded) to have all these lus-
cious fruits in our own gardens, if we
would but take the trouble To cultivate
them. They were from the fruit garden
ofMr. Roverchon, near Reuaon, where all
who want rare fruit can always be sccom-
modated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

WAsnIN0roN, July l9lh,-rresi'
dent issued two pr0clamati0ns,
Announcing in accordance with no.
quircmenls OF Omnibus admission
bill, the adoption by South Carolina
and Louisiana of iih Article, Tile
SAME expressions, doubling legality
of legislatures aud authenticity Of
ratification, characterize this with
former prorianiaiions.
Storm prevailing norlhwatdi
heavy thunder and lightning; slight
rain here. Lines nOrlhward inter
rnpled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

prS-The Clarksville Standard has
the following remraks, on the nom
nations
With the ticket ut ourmasthead, We
have no fears rf the success of Grant
and CollaK. There is nothing per,
sonally attractive about Grant, and
his party are already feeling the ei'
loct of his rcpcllant qualities. lie
has been ut West Point latoly, con.
icrring diplomas upon the gradu'
atcs, aud at such place, under cir
cumstsnccs, il would seem that his
presence should have cngendcrcd n
little enthusiasm. But wo learn
from various letters that there was
nothing of this; and that his appear.
ancc, manner and habits arc chilling.
The Radicals themselves seem 10 be
conscious of impending defeat, and
cannot oven seem TO he enthusiastic
and hopeful. All the natural indi.
cations point TO their defeat and
destruction; for whcr such n party,
held o-cthcr by no high impulses,
encounter II disaster, they 80 to pie
ccs rs naturally rs rotten ship
against a bold rocky promontory,
Their black flag, cmblcmatic of
hate, and plumber, and oppression,
will soon be submerged by the rs-
ing waves OF true republican SYM
pathy for the oppressed, conjoincd
to natural longing for the, return
Of the old regime Of good govern.
mcnt and fraternity, restoration
of business upon sound bases, and
quiet confidence in each Others broth
erly feeling and popular entirely as
II nation-in place Of sectional sew
carance.
Let us be up and doing brcthren
Who succeed in good works, are those
who strive ercr, equally amid disas-
ters, as when encouraged by unva-
l.ying success. Let's DO up and do
ing! Let's bear our banner in the
van, and hail all Corners, and claim
their allegiance to the cause; enroll
them; fratcrnizo with them; counsel
with thcm-encourago by earnest
confidence of expression and action;
and if Texas is permitted to take
part in the Presidential election,
let's make her the banner State of
tho South, in the grand Democratic
array. What say you brethren of
the olden time? Are you ready!
hopeful! enthusiastic! and deter
mined to labor with n will?-the
sort Of will that almost always leads
TO success.
You have high objects to gain
you have burning wrongs to redress.
You have suffered under the opprcs-
'ions of a most ignoble foe, who has
,ried toride over you like aconquer-
Or; although his ragged array was
made up in your midst, of recrcant
camp followers, who fought for no.
body, but deserted you, to fitch from
you. The game is in your own
hands now-ifyou be men, and act
Is becomes your manhood and with
! recollection of your wrongs, and
raven meanness of those who
would continue to infiict wrong
lpon you. Now is the day of bat.
lie The trumpet blares. and calls
you to do in your own behalf under
he banners of the great hearted
lemocracy-the unawed and uncon-1
Iucrable. Up into line then, and
,ress onward! @
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
directors neetins.

paLI.s, SaiuTisg, 1sig "a issis-
piWsisrs Dallas feasiy AgTisaiiaFai
.ai Mpshshioal Assssisiisn 'aei, psTsssAi
10 aijsurnasnL
P,ssrHE Ansh MsfslaAas Ani sihsFs-
lsha u. cTsskrll sslesiei ~ deliver its
Anhual AilHss ~ nsEi Fair
n. Il, iisTi -rIsiHlni hsTsAal
rTsE,iaul lisi pufTrrioi, aai tho hseerd-
inE SscTsiaSy nrisTsl 10 Tssiss the sane
aai base Il pahiishsi ia haHdbllls as sssA
as psssiele-
Ntsilns ailssrnsl tin last Saturday in
Augasi,
Attest laHN n cR"rKETB
hseerlihg Secretary,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

MASS MEETING OF THE 18TH
Never have We seen such perfect
order as was maintained by the vast
assembly during the speaking on
the 18th. Judge Weaver, notwith-
standing the intense heat, spoke for
nearly two hours, and although
thousands were compelled to stand,
the eloquencc, logic and power of
tho gifted orator held them eager
listeners. We cannot give even a
synopsis Of this eloquent address.
cit taught moderation, forgiveness,
obedience to the laws and was in
all respects eminently patriotic. His
illusions to the old flag, and his re-
cord as a Union man were received
with delight and appreciation.
Judge Weaver was followed by
Hugh Throckmorton whose speech
was scarcely inferior in sound doc
trine and pointed logic to his gifted
predecessor. He is a worthy scion
OF his Illusions sire.
The Hon. James NJ. Hurt, follow
ed in one Of his happiest efforts,
closing with the remark, that the
Savior taught his followers 10 work
while it is day, for the night cometh
when no man can work, but the
Loyal Leagues teach work while
il Is night Tor behold The day com
eth when no Loyal Lacquer can
work"
The utmost good feeling prevail
ed, che only eOnf8siOn being Occa-
sIOacd By the premature annOunce-
rncrf Of dinner. There was abun-
daDre, b0EevcF- for every body.
rlsre than could l,e evcn wasted -
Upon the whole II rss a slorious
I.eeeiing r. Shcs-azn Courier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

RJ- Mr.. |. Nussbaum has just returned
from tho coast, and is now receiving biz
new summer stock Of goods, embracing
new styles of Calicocs, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps, Ladies' Dress Goods, No
tons, and fresh supply of Groceries, all
of which he is enabled 10 sell at reduced
rates from former prices. Call and see
his stock and you will buy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
AL. aIlnIaI lissiIa..

htfhts rtiaftsf faf -
~ itsIlss rsasif AIfitanafsi 80
Nsrtsnirsi Assafisiias 49,, laifaani o.
sairnrntrfnf.
frsssnr Asa hrismnas tifa Ia
ed. \. a. ArAlsas sd sihfrs
tsIsrai. Ulsi a. iirs n ksliinE ~
fsir a. rhanEti a. ihs itiFt fefsasF in
nfiaiaT
nlisTri. Ihai ihs hailiins fsHsEaiiiss
h,rTs. risnFy ~ anY rsis u iHirfrsi -
psg a. iht Flsht Ai iht silt
Alisarasl iiil ssiaTisY, luig IA, lsoa
Atissu lons n. GKeEksrE,
Ascending seeTsiaTg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

We CAvE!-Wo Dragged last Saturday
about a watermelon weighing S73 pounds.
We thought it pretty good sized ono, and
are certain that what there was of it was
good. But the Galveston Dispatch has
received one measuring four feet in circum-
ference and six feet longitudinally, weigh
ing IS pounds. Friend Adams, can you
come up 10 that?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

t6y- Attention is called to the card of
F. La Barre & Co., Manufacturers Of The
Celebrated Platina Tipped Lightning Con-
ductors, Houston, Texas. One of the firm
will be here in few days, prepared to
erect the rods. Orders may be left at the
store of Mr.. l. Nussbaum, or at this Office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES


NhANNNAfA wv W ~
The District Conference II DALLAS ihs-
iFisi, N, q, rLuTsh Seuih, will meet On
thursday the .0ih u August neat, Al
Bethel CHAPEL in csllin oennly,
NA. e, N0uNli 4, n
Dallas, July q, lais-i,tll
BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Rev. ", J, liEoNN, ofihe Missionary
BspIisl Church, will preach al The Maso"ls
Hail, in Dallas, on the ilh Sunday in each
manih.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

L WILL SELL, ON very reasonable terms,
II acres Of Land, situated between the
Mckinney road and the lands purchased
by the Presby terrain Chufth for n college in
The corporate limits Of Dallas. This tract
has on It several very beautiful building
overlooking the entire town.
Those wishing TO purchase should apply to
..I1TLI 7. e. JORDAN,
nj the Office of Burford, Good & Jordan.
Dallas, May ., lS6S-3i:if as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

LIME FOR SAIEI
II HAVE on hand about 5000 bushels Of
II fresh White Rock Lime. thoroughly
burned, and equal 20 any ever made in this
country, which ] WI sell At 20 cts per
bushel 81 retail, or At IS cts, By the hun-
dred bushels. viii also e5ntinus % keep
a full supply ~ Al tirBes, 81 ny pa - gear
Csruth Spring. in ~ north pari Of tovn.
half q rniie From the Pebble Squarr
gNO.- HAREigE.
Dallas, Teas, Mag 20, ls57-5l6n-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
DIR. j. w. COBB,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

. fsfnTftlLf infnrals the riiifras u THE and
~ thr suTnsuniiE nsuulifs that h. u pTrlsTfi a.
A. al mis- u iAntsi SurrsTN sIfh naaniing ATii-
nriAl nssih Hlii iaie, fI,an o. rail- ~, H.
Ais, t-ns 10 Nnioanis ssHk ekigh IAlr laauiifal
ai.i lGraile Iisit f,F Artifrial fssih.
lir ans SIZES all q rhshts g. have their sufk Aiur
kiud ~ gsianiTy ITsiare, Wheat, Cora, hsTan, liant
Nual, and siofk, Ihs Iaoils hFsi Mt ~ afTaii II
tull hr ihrfe nian living IN this ranig fhA have
trn iniiuszsly asuAinisi With him &c siAir-n yam
a. iAntsi, frTsasiis utsin his services - adj
dressing him ihnhuEh The hIail
Veterinary ;, lsaS-sl,ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01

The many friends of Maj. f. M.
Doughcrty, of Gainesville, will be
pleased to learn that his reported
murder by the Indians turns out to
be untrue. Hc has arrived safe in
Kansas with his cattle.
mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
ADMINISTRATORS N6fith.

rEvHE UNDERSIGNED, having been dhly
appointed administrator Of The estate
Of I. = Weaiherford, deceased, late Of the
county Of Dallas, AZ 4 regular term Of the
Comfy Court Of said county. held for pro
bate and other like purposes. on The last
Monday in April. AID. lS06i this is, there
fore. 20 notify al persons Indebted 10 sad
estate 10 MAXI immedi-ts payment Ard
an persons having claims against the IS
tate 10 present thesi fsr aceeItane' isly
aufhenfcsei. uiihin the iii1e pressfii'etl
b Law. Or fh-y "a he barred,
B.B WEATHERF0ED. I 80.
T J. TEATHEEFoRp, -''--'
Dallas. June - lS55-4-isu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
Nat. N. nsrSrd., John }. Good. 7. c. joraan,
BURF0RD, GOOD & JORDAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

MILL give prompt attention t. all baslness en-.
w trusted 10 them, In the Sth Judicial District,
IN Colllh and Denton IN the ih District aud 90 the
supreme aud Federal Courts al Atsiin Ani ryleT.-
They will give special aiirniipn o. tho collection Of
dshts Ia all PARTS Of Northern Tea -, aud remit pro-
oeels 10 all parts Of the State by sight exchange
Houston aud Galveston, aud through our eorespon'
dents al those rpihis, ~ the prinriTa eilies in the
the purchase anl "a 70 Of Real Estate, Ray taxes Coz
non. residents, sc,, &c.
rG-oficc front room, M stairs, llirsh Bullding
Rrh. -, lSGs--.t;tfl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
EsTHAY NOTICES.

uAEEE p - 80 ffifiiri isif.
4 ssrtf airraifef fsfr. iiti 'sirt 81 -
~ nsun \ uk, ia ~ - .aftsf 80
- sltfftt b q. 80 = u. 80 !. -.
So j = ~ ss ..-.,A'' ff'ssi 2 go
T.gN o r.i,sf. - s'irSsi .si.s'
"a, e,sYn,rE. i.,. 49,. ls1.,ss b ,.-s'
-. ..sn 80 y fs,i.si. i..ih hiai - salts
ls.s.l--i . 4 y ~ stsisiilf, ssi-'a - y o.
soEHfl foAi hanf "a cot Z, y 80. ~.
,s.,, -, 4. '..,si 80 's-s''i N. - b"
TAkEN ~ !, ,sssfss ma ssl s.,lsgsl T. 80.
a. IA n.sssii, .. ~, - GRAl hAAG, q hssi
hirA aia.,Ala - a. fizai sh.alslf, s-iats 49,
halnrfs u.afkri ssIs IA, ssi-ut o 80
osaa-issisesi Nfss isi'siis ~ ifhs'et ''''.s'
ass saKEEL sFUR, $50" "a. Lislsi i.ssa,
hranili 4 9Th rsnF saFf q "a a. ~ shsala1f.
osa.saissis1sf Ls~is a. Lac. EsFsf'' - ~ ~
az, a. III asa seAN AAsE. le 90 u ,s.m ga,
49, h "a hip isf hiaA 49, salts, elssa.i "a a
IN aka IA ssaHnsiri, snt - ~ Fishi ihish N
- HA
s.nsa,s.iea,, !, y, wsil 'sfsF,. so -s 'ls a.,
lsaiud aslrags, va
a. BLACk sARE 5 "a sstfs ~ tras.isi 80
a. ~ ~ .AsalssF 1lib ssaussiuA, i,as ~ yu.T
Va sTIn UOLf, lrsaAsi "a ,ls IN shuulisI A. -
M, ~ a. A ,as : yaaTsli iR0N GRAY fiLLN,
hT.nis. "a Ihs ~ sseuiarT anl "a chs lsii as y
Ons RAJ aARh ne shiis TASKS "a hos, ~ y
,a.r, al, head sailsi,a ~ h. "a, ohe LlGliT
sOGREL IIOksE, fssf shils fssi, tlsss t.s-, ~ 7
ys.Ts ald, a., hands htsh, eTaaisd siiL eiTsls
.ithin a riFsk "a isfl sheaitsr oss1hAN hoksk,
IyrsTs sd, nAAT "a hAnas h'sh' branded 90 len
shaaiafr,
oSa,ais'iaarr RasliHs rsior'' 10 nae the f'llssins
Oss BAI MARE, n LsaA. high, suite ia "a =, 40
InaTks ~ hTand' I~Icei'ali'i Aeoai wars oli,
asa
Rr,asTtsa a. nc - ssir.ys, ~ Commissioner I, n.
" III, ths kiiasinE .niInAlss Nisl
uas BLACK HORSE, 49,. uli, lA's hahds high,
snail star ia fIshosd len hihi h,o shiisi htsndsd
10 sunnprlsi, oas ycke Hf uAks, "nr sd, viii
sllii al uadsFblt Ia uaoh uaT. branded "a len
hip, q yf4H. cid the s'ilsT siniird With dFool.ed
haTns, ysAis nld, lTanssA ga the lrn hip, HaIkri
s.alsshIt ani V'uIbil ia the len sar aHd saallo~'
feTk IN the right,
IsI.oTlsl a. :, ssiT-Js, b Commissioner, Geo, ",
naTian, the tlisuins aniniais, Via
OnsGRAl ill.Li, sy~.p old, Que DARN NAY
SPANISH NARE and COLT, mara 10 OF " yeafs
ai litllr ahiin in her ioFyhrad, ihre shiis irci,
Ftshl hnd foi aud isih fTr hot spanish brand ID
righi Lip, J Cnn len hip, and al unlnislisiblV
hFand GA ivn thigh, li's hauds hish, asst
- . II -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
Livery and Sale Stable,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

surTHrEz1 rursrr ~ THE rrnIIc souarE-
HkNKF ERFAr ws1id iuform the Trar ing
I cssfriuunify and Tie ruAic rrnsraiiT, thar he
hl- iusr oornfialed biz and oinIsuadiuus Livery
srsl-. 80 = 80 Fr-fared = rire fifs hsi arcnr-
rsriafi'ss o. fh1-s Nho my f.Fur hia With their
Ila-t. 80 Burris. hsnf g. - ~ hi.c.
Trrl-r-arraiirr fulhth-i " nl-g I.tint
- nlr-.- I'D Nai-s l-.t. 81 as.f I'D 1plu--is
al1. irt-7, i1111l111
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
MONDAY, sEPrEnnER =, isas.
Hates OF raitIon, her Month,


Urinary Glass, ,..,,,.,"'',''''H',, .....S2 on
Preparatory Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
First Junior Class,...............,....... 3 90
Second Junior Glass;. ....,,..l.,,.. 8 30
First Senior Class....................n. I 90
Second Senior Class...,.., -.,.,...... Z 90
Music on Piano or Guilar....,.......... q 90
rlp'l. niTy tkr lessons II Mr.. ~, HAIsELL or
Of i"' \. MILLER, "a they choose,
Continseut fee.....,......... -............ %
The course Is that pursued In first class
Collegiate MISUNDERSTANDING the Ele
mentary aud Higher Branches, the Physi-
cal and Moral Scicnbcs, the Mathematics
pure aud miSctl and Ancient Languages
also Germani French adj Spanish IL de-
sired. The schoBl Is to he of drsf orirr as
10 knowledge, Morals and Manners.
Tuition, in spccie, or its equivalent in
United States currency payable III advance
by the half-tcrm q months).
Board in tho best prisato families at
from to to twelve dollars per month.
Small BOYS admitted; special thre given
to their Morals, and their education direct
ed (if desired) with reference to business
or the complete College Course in future.
..- W. III. SCALES.
Mrs. NJ. Z. KERFoOT I ,..,. -, NJ
Z" II. GILLESPIE, "s''s h''' yep
Dallas, July ~, lSGS--ii:tf
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rAuuxSr COUNTY,

TAEES uP by John l., rur'l., snd r.irayed be-,
EF. Las. ~, smith, J, =. Precinct No 8, II fsIanl
county, Un the lsi DAY ~ June lhiN, one FLAfk,
MARX, about ycars old, u hanis hlst Var IN tnrr
head lon hind f.oi white aud same ahiir "n the
right E,ni. Appraised a. 50,
TAKEN ur6y David nrtgheriy, and csiray 4 10.
fore Jas X. Allcn, !. T.. Tor TaTrani county 80 The
sdIh day Of Mat. "n- NAY HORSE PONY, al.'at I
hand. h'-h, y,ars old, branded Oon tito len
shoulder. Appraised NJ sit,
l.. h. BROWN, Cik. &, q, 7. q, rrXas.
by n. \. Knows, Deputy. iih
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
FIRST GLASS
FEMALE SCHOOL,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

THNllR next annual Session, divided inis
Il two terms Of live Eonlhs each, will
commence on
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-01
NJ A LH AND FEM ALE
HIGH SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

A"S'y "NN""'
FIRST cLAss-orthography, Reading, Pen
manship, and Mental Arithmetic. ".""....slo 90
SECOND CLASS-English Grammar, Gcosra-
ply, Analyst, Natural and Moral Philoso-
ply ard Written rithmeiic. Is on
THIRD CLASs-Mental Philosophy, Astrono-
my, Chemistry, Geology, Riot oric, Logic,
Greek, French and Latin, and the higher
hrarc'-s ofMathemaics, 20 90
PIANO-With use of 25 90
INCIDENTAL FEE..-...........-.......... ... 20
The above prices are In Specie and hrictiy in adj
rdnco. Currency taken at its market value.
Each student he charged from the time of'cntering
sceooI until the close of the Session. and no deduction
for lost time except in of protracted sickness of
two wocks or more.
BID Board and Lodging Gun be procured ct from $40
to s12 per month.
Dallas June !, 1S67-3Itf
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