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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
U, 8. Malls.

We are going to say something about the
ell from the females, but the mails which
Uncle Sam proposed to carry for the dear
people, with safety and celebrity. We motto,
ed Inst week the reception Of papers and
letters from Eastern Texas, Of dates rang
ing from Sept. Doth 1867 to Feb. 1st 1868,
and mention the fact again this week, as
sample of the safety and celebrity with which
the mails are carried in this part of the
Union. We have never known such mis-
cradle facilities for the transmission of pa
pers and letters as prevails at the present
time. Even-in unite bellun times, when we
used TO growl good deal about them, the
mails were carried with comparative reg
ulariry, by oil the side or horse routes CEN
iering in this place, except when retarded
BY high water, or muddy roads. We used
to grumble then, that the counties didn't
build bridges SO rs to enable the mails to
cross. Then, the contractors were men
who had some little respect for their con-
tracts, and would live up to them when
they were not bound by high water. But
now, in the hest Of weather, some of our
side routes will not make a trip for weeks
and weeks together, and we never hear Of
one of them being fnedl If the govern
ment had any desire to serve the people,
and give them value received for the pos
tsgs they pay, it would do away with the
test-oath that all contractors must take, and
then il would find men willing to take the
contracts and carry them out in good faith.
There are several routes which are con-
irncted for by . distinguished candidate
for the Convention living in Eastern Texas,
and on these routes there has been more
failures, we believe, than on any other.
VIC call again loudly for Hobbs, or any 9th
CT man, who will help us TO get our mails
more regularly. We have heard Of Hobbs,
At Morshsil, at jefferson, at Galveston,
add at Houston, but il be has been any
where in che interior We haven't heard Of
IL. He reminds US Of the name Of GER
tain newspaper now located near the Falls
Df tn, Ohio, bat which has, within the past
Twelve months had no less than three sbid-
ing rlsess,-ihs Sentinel on tie Border, or,
rs the Republicans up North call IL, "Ths
DerH On che Edge" Now Col. Hobbs has
The reputation smong our eotemporsries Of
a. U..f~.- - o.ufhr--n Tcx.s cities ~
being gentleman, and doing all he esn 10
.trsishien out our mail matters lie is the
very dessI On fks cdoe. but bis good works
ion't seen 70 extend any further, and it
Eould be /. gratihestion 20 Our sOrsly tried
people hereabouis TO have him come further
INTO The bowels Of the State, and play The
levi via some Of he mai e0nirAet0rs. or
somebody else
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

fraH llfHAh lhiulilcss you W.
shnughi your pnnr Wutir had l'een
si"lsn ~ .irsi ~ bot ~ mi.lsil, %
'n long has liecn my si'rnrr bat NO.
thug % dolcmi has happrurd
mrrely a c0neaienaiinn 1T hiriniinu.
events las interrupted the rurrss
laadentc which new rc,nme.
have seen, hcarl aRd E'lF much
since my last wriliSs- hai II was
nui NJ sufficient general inicrest 10
make q newspaper letter uf My
wanderings have ceased far time
I've pitched my tent ia the quiet
s,,aniry, not from ,hn'ce, J aSsur'
NnH, stern necessity forced me, ]
don't hve the country, except a.
L.Hk at. Ia il very goal 10 rhap
.ai,ze abnul, when dning tho Senli-
sl,ntal, or e0Reneiing a pastoral !
and il is a particularly gw'd place
Issleul tho host fer growing corn
and hogs fui flr real living give
mc the lown, the crowded rliy, with
is settlements, hustle and amuse,
meats, Abovo NIL others Icras
country life Is the most inl0lonb,\
because of the entire lack of what
makes il cndnphlc IN either coun
tries. tine can tolerate rural homo
nn tho Mississippi, where Ceres and
Pomona love TO lingcr, aud Flora
has built her bower aud what they
fail Ia give rs, steam hurrics to
Lrisg M our door.
Winter is upon Us with all lis
rigor. even rs ] write the slcct is
hurting its tiny balls upon the roof,
Norihcr succeeds norihcr in such
quick succession, wo can scarcely
get warm between times. No at
,cmpi is yet made nj preparing land
for planting. The negroes seem
unwilling 10 hire, have u growing
fancy Overlapping on their own hook.
4 largo number have gone To bot
rsnH near here which has been lcas-
ri 10 them fin three years. Ii is
heavily tim6crs,c 40 they will have
leads to Gear, fences 10 build and
Houses to put mp, and neither money
ar provisions ON hand. yet no gold
digger was ever more sanguinc that
Fortune waited just beyond to pour
her treasures in their laps, poor
creatures ] fear they will never
catch the tickle dame The plan.
tcrs seem much discouraged, will
plant mostly corn, and small grain.
| see many notices of the Ramio
plant, in tho papers, which they
think will eventually suporscdc cot
ton. But there must DO peculiar
machinery to prepare it for market,
and that will prevent many cngag.
iny in its culture.
There is one advantage this coun-
Try has over my much admired
Mississippi home, and that is health.
Here in quite large circle, and well
settled too, there is but one physi-
elan very good when you can get
him. but that's the point. for if he
is on bear hunt he will catch the
bear, il taking rest he NilF get rost
ed, if playing dlaughts, he will beat
his opponent, before he will leisure
~ mount a horse, as slow as himself,
ard quietly jog to the sceno of hu-
man misery, and then his mir Of
quiet surprise at our annoyance is
sublime, Another physician has
his residence hero, but he has gone
on lengthy risi 10 another State.
IN my next ! willtcll you of some
moro ofthe doings in my circle, but
you must'cnt look for my letters
regularly, az ] can only, like the
@l,al,srG, write when tho spirit
moves me.
'.t. WANDERING WILLIE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

EMIGRATION TO BRAzIL.--To those who
are DESTROYS of cmigrating to Brazil, which
country isjust now attra ting a great deal
Of attention from those wio Wish 10 estab
lish themselves in lew LONE, we call at
tention 10 the advertisement in to day s
paper under the heading of Brazilian En-.
igraiion." The first steamer Of line being
established is advertised TO leave New Or
leans, on or about the 18th Of nert month,
for the purpose Of carrying out Mr. Charles
Nathan's emigration contract, with the
Bra lillian Government
That contract obligaies Mr.. Nathan to take out ~
st,an.rs from Southern Ports thonsaBds families
Of Southern Emignnfs selected among the agfieultur
al population, such persOns Of other oceupaiion
who declare leaving, tier intention 10 eier on
agricultural pursuits I'm Brszil
Mr.. Nathan IL to trnnrpo-f thu rmiSnrf7, their
personal effects and agricultural implements, 70 RIO
e gnueiru, 10 board and lodge thsm whist there and
10 fruu-po-t them fhcnce 70 the Port the Coast,
nearrst he settlement sclecte1 ly them ere lcavng
me prirs u pa,-s. yin ;. $50, ersd; children.
Tire. 70 ten years hslprice The k.iErsni. remains
20 Be carried 70 sny ofhsr Port, The sun so gold,
will be charged extra -
Thea rrirpa h,Fhrr fhcn fho.c hrsf crcided on
hr NJ Nxfhan sir months ago but tnry neecssa-
~ n ,,rrf the enhanced ouilzF Of charferns frst
,irss fr--r rtssu-hlr.s Which yin ~ enrloved buf
et-n ms l-.pcsd pEits Il much Les than ti diary
~ ~ he Nal sfelr1eis frrn Esu York 70 llo De
r.uefro And fhs nccon modaficns vi Be- rnuch su-
r--5or and the Enirrrnf ~ ssved the additional ex
r--s ~ drav 81 The trip b Nsr York md vii also
is M ma nd unfa b. rs.rhss hs ultnnfs dssfina
N. yr,ir-russ VII ~ Informed rors in detail t.
a.. eia-nfiun of he otl-zfi1ns thsT undsrttke %
~. -nntr-cfor and q ne Brnrl.n egvtrurlerf and
- ne f--u-s fnf Gorr-ruerf errcrtss 20 then
vlfi.r dr. srlecf ~ settle GaTsrrn-uf Cni1ry
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Boy II is evident that large majority
of the delegates from Northern Texas, SO
far rs heard from, ut least, will be of the
radical stripe. In Lamar, Fannin, Collin,
Grayson, Denton, &c., we were prepared TO
hear that the delegates elect were Of the
white mans party, but it appears that
much less than half of the white vote was
polled, while the black, who were thorough
~ dri led and instructed have in many in
stances polled nearly their entire strength.
In Lamar, it is probable that Armstrong,
Radical) is elected; in Red River, Elem
ing (Radical) is elected, and Gray, foater
from Red River and Titus. Judge Wright
CONSERVATIVE is probably elected from
the floating district of Lamar and Hunt.
In Collin, Jas. W. Thomas, (Radcal) is
elected. In all these counties, the vote
in favor Of the Convention, run ahead of
the vote for the radical candidates, and in
every one of them, the negro vote was
polled en- ma,se for the Convention and the
radical candidates, MS was also tho case in
this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Fensaeula nav yard bot rrslsnsl
a. joln the ronirlsaey
The whisky tax frum isfl N
1851 has averaged ss5 ebl Oun. poT
annum
The President IN day Issued on
eial proclamation creating the new
military division 10 be- known as the
Division of the Atlantic, comprising
tho Department Of tho Lakes East,
and Washington, Gen. sherman
commander, with headquarters at
Washington,
The President orders Grant 10
assign Sheridan to the temporary
command ofthe division Of Missouri
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas has been
assignd TO duty as adjutant general
OF the army, relieving Gen, Town
send who hasbeon acting since 1869,
Indications arc strong that Soma
tor Thomas will be rejected.
Tho Louisiana Convention yes,
terday passed a resolution asking
the appointment of Gen. Mower 20
tho command OF the Filh Military
District in the event of the removal
of Gen. Hancock. To day the res,
olution was amended 10 substitute
Sheridan for Mower.
Another resolution, abolishing
the additional thirty per cent per
diem, failed,
Tho Committee on Style reported
that the Constitution, had been.
semitic the printer, and would bo
ready for the action OF tho Convon.
ton on Monday morning. together
with the suggestions the Commit.
teo on amendments proposed.
PARIS, Feb. lI.-lt is rumored
that n change is TO be made in tho
ministry for tho purpose of concil.
iating tho beralparty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Tic telegraph has stated that
Grant Has ordered Hancock TO sci
,sidc Ills order recognizing the
New Orleans City Council, and that
hchad informed Grant that ho would
give up the command of the district
rather than obey his requirement.
The picayune of the 1911, says, how
ever, there need be neither expecta-
ton nor apprehension the action OF
Hancock will be interiered with by
Grant. Tho orders were made
deliberately anil for abundant cause
the immediate one being q viola.
ton of AN unrevoked order Of Gen.
Sheridan, of which tho offending
cOuncilmen were notified before
proc"edind 10 act in defiance of it,"
We are glad to have this much
assurance that there is no danger OF
Gen. 1Ianeock's being relieved of
his present command. gaso. l,.g,
1t is now stated that all the finan-
cial projects ut Washington will be
allowed TO go over, and that the
radicals have determined TO commit
themselves TO no policy until after
the Presidential election. Mastery
ia*ciivity is now the radical motto.
1t is understood that Minister
Adams will take his departure from
England next April.
The Times declares that. upon a
full investigation of the facts, Gen.
Grant has declined to interfere in
the matter Of the recent removal of
members ofthc New Orleans city
corneil, aud says this statement
will be seceivcd with great satisfac-
ton, By the public.-Gdirestoh
-fesrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Great Indignation was caused yes
icrday By the fact that. as soon as
Conscrsative gcntleuea preserted
thcmsclves at the pollste-vo.e, they
were summoned TO 20 tn Browns
vic as grand jurors in the Federal
s-on~t. Il is believed that this was
done 70 deter gentlemen from vot-
ing. The few white Radical wire
pnilers in this place have already a
list ofcharges against them which
they kill snd il ditBrult to answer
without adding This onc.-HoSst0a
Telegraph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
ca 4 few copies Of TaylOrs Texas,
Monitor, for sale At Ills Office, PIles 81 90

cI- Blark Justices Citations, ESceu'
lions, and other County ani District Court
blanks kept always on hand ut ihi' Office,
FOR sale at ~ ~ specie per Qnirci also
Blank Deeds. new nud handsome form,
on large fine paper, with blank acknowl-
Judgements, for Clerks or Noinrics, anil
with Clerks certificate Of Record, NJ 50
per ouirc. Other blanks and job work Of
all kinds printed neatly OH short notice
and very cheap, u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

ssTLEs' TRTlrisI oN TuE CivIL Irhs
pieTIoN or JrsTicFs ~ THE fEACE ANn
corNrY COTRrs.-We have Just received q
few copies of III. new aLl valuable work,
FOR sale. Price, $40 specie, The work i
handsomely gotten M, substantially bound,
nni Is equal In eveiy respect, To any law
book we have seen. Those wishing cory
should call early al tie
nERALD OFFICE, DALAI, TfIas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
EH- There has been a good deal of Ia

EfT- There has been good deal of talk
within the past week or two here, about
the location of the Depot grounds for the
Central Railroad in Dallas. Rumor has
it that the ground has been purchased, and
we have hcara "ever'l sii'i"s named, but
the fact. Ono thing certain, lots in eek
tain locality cannot now be bought for
what they could several weeks ago. We
hope that this rumor may prove correct,
md That we shall soon known the exact To-
cality of the Depot grounds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Da- Special attcnti is directed TO tho
card of Mr.. N P. Neal, in to-days paper
Mr. N. brings the very best of testimonials
of character and rs a skillful Engineer
and Surveyor. Give him trial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
MARRIED..

On The 10Th inst, by Nj. Myers, Esq. Mr.
JOHN j. KELLY, and Miss FANNIE
PEMBERTON; oil Of Dallas county.
A handsome brides cake accompanied
the above notice, and the Herald corps join
heartily in the wish that their matrimonial
barque, SO heavily freighted with fondest
hopes and affection, may have calm sea
Tor the voyage of life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
dallas 4iryala.
ID a IL z, ass
saiurdaI Morning, IehFHarI ~, iSds.

s,a,s Ezsou.vs ccnseTyai.v, Com
mifos.
JOHN HANrOrH, n Travis, Cis'SnaH
Nv. HENDERSON, ~ llauis,
~. MAVERICK, o. irSar,
RICHARD COKE II MciFunan,
HAMILTON STUART, ~ Gal'r,ion.
I. n. EVANS ~ llsIrisan
Nv, TllROCEMOETON, az Collin,
JAS u STARR, II Nseosioslss,
Il :, G0uLp. II Ieon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

neS- Parties wishing 10 purchase land ia
the State, or property n G: near Austin, or
who wish TO secure the services Of prompt
business agent win call on, or correspond
with n. C. Raymond & Co, Real Estate
Agents, Austin, Texas. [2l:2m.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

gT' Our cd (young) friend Wiley Stin-
son, who is well known to all the old citi-
zens Of this place before the war, has gone
into business on his own account in Wash
ington, Arkansas. Success TO you Wiley.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Gay" We are plcascd to learn that Col. R.
s. Morse, of tie City Hotel, New Orleans,
taking into consideration the hardness Of
he tines, and the great scarcely of money
has reduced the rate of charges in his hotel
to So rcr day. '0 23:2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Admini.trator,s Notice.

YTvHE undersigned having been duly sP-
pointed Administrator Of The esiaie
1T e. Johnson, late OF Dallas County,
f.-.s--T 81 r-rsiar 'rrrn ~ the County
r.--lsr rlil nsir hr.- Cd r-a--- a.
.l.r !. .-....-l..a. d rarn-
~ n1iifics AL Fersua
tate 10 make 5aIarrdiafr -snen-. -l- -ss
LAYING cfaius rraiust ihs san -s ires''n
fben. duly auihcn.ieaisd. rithin h. zine
prescribed b. lss, o. thsy vill be Posrron
I'd ~ he law directs
This February 22d 1853
rzss-. FERRY TAYLOR, Aa1r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
NMw nooIHS.

IT, E,lias ins me- nsi, AL - l.nHi On saie A.
ths IlsTsli oaifs, - H. rfiFss naHasa'
liir sni 'aHIairi ~ Irn, 4 A. naf vain isfs
saa, - q q. nsihs. ,-riuIg ro hiniins, 81 hAii
rali ~ fnTUnrN,
riissn L.- si JsesrsoH Dssis, D. cTarrn, 81 s.,
sfFria
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22


We ought to have fully thousand miles
built by this time 1870. Can it be done Z
think SO. You ask how? First by every
man making an effort TO induce emigration
into the State. This will make a greater
necessity for railroads, and that will hasten
the time to build them, Second, by taking
hold Of those new enterprises with q will
which now languish for popular support
The Central road is old enough and strong
enough to go alone, and it will go alon Q
fast enough if let alone. Its earnings now
amount to fully $1,000 day, and vast
crowds Of laborers are at work on the sue
ceeding section. But tlso Eastern Texas
and the Wc.c'"rn Texahf1't rs all need help;
,aNi The ia,eral branches of the Central
must be put under construction. The peo-
pie Of McLennan and Bosque will not more
than have time 10 grade and iron their
road before the Central will reach their
neighborhood.
You know, Swindclls, / sometimes see
visions. l sec one at this moment. 1 see
Mt the great Central Depot, that is to be, in
Houston, long trains of passengerca run
ming off in four directions. One takes the
tide of travel from the Atlantic coast to the
Pacific over the broad prairies Of Texas,
and along the base of the Mexican ..moun-
tains to Guaymas. Another takes the re-
turning flood to New Orleans and New York
on the fastest schedule. Another flies off
towards Kansas and the great Missouri val
ley, picking up and dropping the myriads
of passers through the rich wheat fields of
Texas. Still another pushes off for the great
river junction at Cairo, scattering its liv-
ing freight in all that rich country between
the Ohio on the one hand and the Missouri
on the other. But passengers are not all
Wheat, wonderful trains of wheat, five
Numbered tons at train What cattle
trains hence TO New Orleans, to Cairo, to
Kansas, q hundred cars in each train bear
ing the cheap beef of Texas, to the never
to be completely supplied markets Of the
North
Why describe the vision? It is not so
far off but that any observing man can look
at it for himself-can fill up the picture of
a fertile country, sustaining q heavy popu-
lation, and producing something like the
wealth it has the capacity for. Also the
weather for
My circle is nearly complete. began
with the weather. Let me say word more.
With but one very cold snap this winter,
and prospect Of IN early Spring, and q
dryer Summer than last year, | beg to OBJ
serve, that every man should now plant all
the ground he can get plowed, and few
extra days work in blowing time will be
returned largely in the harvest
: CAPTAIN JOHN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
RRIsGIay-.

w a's rri'-siri ~ ~. 7 ", ilIsT' "a anpr, ~
that h. al sr.-,1sn NErFarI rH'7 - A. NJ Ma
,,u'r Han, e. b. fnsa RI inra-'Tr, "a No hnlia
ssl'uih in ihiseei'ih - st'a'r a. h'NA NJ " a.
rlTk, A. anil a q sect nN' ihr app nissu ga ~
R,nrih Saiiath N eihh msuih tiss ~ le,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
CRANBERRY,


THNilE undersigned having been duly APP
Il pointed Adm. .nistrator of the estate of
Stephen Hyatt, deceased, late of the county
of Denton, Mt regular term of the County
Court of said county, held for Probate pur-
poses, on the last Monday Of January, 1868,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said
estate, to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against the estate to
present them for acceptance, properly nu-
thentcated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
S. A. VENTERS, Administrator.
Denton, February IL, 1S6S-22:6t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Mcssrs. WATERS & PAscnALL. and J. T..
STANLEY. nre Agents for the Herald, In
Kaufman, and duly authorized to receipt
for moneys due this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

PECTOPAL BALNhas become house
hold word in every family. In the treat
mcnt Of Group, Coughs and Influenza, it is
superior to any preparation that has been
discovered For sale by all druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

EnE- n Guilioii sdvssfisss Two bnggies
and, hack fsT sale in TO dag paper Trey
Vii be seid rrry ior fss cash Give hin
8 cali.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

nSS~Jno. II. bingham, Esq, Enquirer
office, Mckinney, is our Agent for Collin
County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

~ New wagons are advertised for sale
in - days paper. A bargain can be had
By e,lling at osce on Mr.. KinibaIl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Owners of Land Certificates
Attention.

THE undersigned begs leave to an
n nouncs that be vii locate lrnd certificates Of
any Kind on the hest vacant lands 20 Be found pay
all sxpeusss % 10 the paieutiuE, and rrceive pay
rent in one fourth Of the land he will also ruAr
anfee that the land shall le iBcnted and field notes
returned 20 the Land Once r-.iy for Patent, with
IN four months ther he errtihrnfes placed IN
his hnuis PrTfr-rf 70 iocafinr. musf he made by
Odd 20 one f1urih he land. Immediately re-
ceJfinn q The rafcnfs-
Ne VOID furfheF I'D that ~ j. snd hiss heen flr
ssne time ruEarrd ls-rsiy IN Ibis lnsn-ss, harinl
within The last frsrs rudfhs l0cafsd Uvar one hun
dT-d srcfians. md having rons n hraTy erprns
in rlrucrrine al recrssary infuruaiiun from ~
lara nH-s au1 FROM nfher suurrrs o. tie eliEi
30 End ds-iruii- iucsfiHs g " fuunh. D. + pre-
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Bois d'Arc wagons For Sale,

UTE have on hand six splendid Bots
w dare Wagons, two and four horse,)
Of Davee & Kimbalrs make, which we Of
fer at greatly reduced prices. for cash
alone. JEFFRIES & CO.
Dallas, January 2nd, '6s-l6:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Exclusively for Cash,

We fatter ourselves that we will in no in
stance fail to give satisfaction, both in price
and quality, TO those who may favor rs
with their patronage.
Dallas, Texas. April Is, isc7-aostE