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FOR SALE.

'INHB subscriber offers for sale, or in exchange
l. for team and wagon, his house and lot
IN the city OF Rock Island, on Ontario street.
south part Of the city, ut bargain. The house
is very convenient and in good repair, good well
Of water, and an excellent garden.
Also, 81 acres Of good farming land in Henry
County, in the neighbOrhood Of Geneseo. A
part OF the land is under good cultivation, and a
portion is tmbered.
The above property will be sold on very liberal
terms, and an indisputabls title given.
Enquiry may be made at ID. Beck's saloon, on
Exchange street.
JACOB BEUERLEY.
Rock Island, July 30, 1868, dw2w.
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At namhRrnnr,a

Printed Muslins, Figured Alpacas, LUIS.
tres, Brocades, Cambrays, New Prints, and
all kinds of trimmings, just received and
marked at very low prices. Ladie $ and chill.
dren's Kid Gloves all sizes. Hoop Skirts,
the latest style, at IS cents, worth $3.50.
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Go TO the Best,

Go to to the Bryant Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get thorough practical
business education, or to become a good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad.
dress encosing stamps the Bryant & STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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The annual election in Montana has Just
been held, and the territory has gone demo
cratic by a greatly increased majority, thus
showing the change which is going on all
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Odd FellnHa

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, |. 0. 0. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel,
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle SITS, at u o'clock Pm.
JOSEPH A, GRAY, N. G.
G. B. KNOX, Il. s.
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MASONIC

Barrett Chapter No. l8,R. A. NJ. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues,
days Of each month.
}. L. RAMSEY, II. P.
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Extra Low Prices at NAV Bros

Now is your time to buy Dry Goods
Good Prints at Sets, Bingham at ljcts,
Lawns 20cts, Yard wide Sheetiug l2Jcts,
innen Table Cloth 4jcts, BIeached Muslins
from Sets upwards.
"ood French Bingham worth 5Octs
New York prices
Gall and see us. --
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STONE CUTTERS WANTED.

STONE CUTTERS are applying for work in
~ such numbers, that, after this, we will pay,
tor what hands we need, the highest going
wages, at the work in Dunleith.
Apply at my residence in Rock Island, on Or.
leans street, near the ct ward school house. or
at the Bridge in Dunleith.
aug3d2w. LIE SAULPAUGH.
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The jackson Miss Clarion says: awe
learn from the Oktibbeha New Era, that at
West Point, few days ago, on the occasion
of democratic jubilee, where addresses
were delivered by Col. Reynolds and Capt
Houston. one hundred and nincty-Gve freed.
men, who voted the radical ticket, at the
late election, acknowledged their error, pro-
fessed strong faith in the democracy, and
were admitted into full membership into our
democratic club, took badges and received
certificates of their membership"
The Columbus (Ga,) SIM, in commenting
on the above, says:
"a like disposition of the coIored voters
in the adjoining state of Alabama, has 50
alarmed the carpet.baggers and scsIawags
in the legislature of that state, that they are
now seriously considering the propriety Of
not trusting the election OF electors to them
in November"
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YANKEE NOTION STORE
-o--
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD & BROTHER

The undersigned, (successors to A. HuID have
on hand full stock of
YANREE MOTIONS.
consisting of Buck Mittens, Gloves Pins. Nee,
dies Paper, Envelopes Pens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buc
kles, Razors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barriers Soap, Hair Oil, Perfumery Combs,
Purses Calf and Morocco Wallets Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, LRshes, Hosiery, Cigars, Sus-
Penders, Gun Caps, spectacles, Shoe Laces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, Rufles, Ladies' and Gents
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and great
variety OF fancy articles generally kept in No.
ton Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York of importers,
jobbers and manufacturers for the Wholesale
trade and can sell SIS cheap as any store west Of
New York.
FIELD BROTHER,
Illinois Street. Rock Island.
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NEygRMoRE can the coarse gritty tooth
powders and Notwithstanding chemicA
fluids find place on the toilets Of sensible
people. The fragrant aud preservati ye
SoEodont has superseded them all
"Spalding's Glue" mends Furniture,
Toys, Croekcry, oil Ornamental Work.
Pain Paint So bottle.
WolcOtt's Pain Paint beats everything.
Wolcou's Pain Paint acts like magic.
Pam Paint played at theatres.
Pam Paint astonishys old Fogies.
Pain Paint kills Pills and Pasters.
Pein Paint ruins false reiGfs.
Pain Paint tested free Of cost. .. .t
Pain Paint OPPOSES Cayenne Pepper.
Pain Paint rejects Terpertine.
Pain Paint has no Camphor.
Pain Paint cools lnAsmmation.ss
Pain Paint is new invention.
Pain Paint is not a Narcotic
Test It tree of charge.
|. n. Irwin & Co.,
No 1853 Sonth Clark St., Chicago.
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pREsrpeNrral. ELRcroRs--AT LAR0E.

JOHN A. McCLERNAND, of Sangamon,
7. l.. DICKEY, of LaSalle. .#..-.
SILAS L. BRYAN, of Marion.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
EBEN F. COLBY, of Cook.
RICHARD BISHOP, Of McHenry.
+. +. butcher, of Ogle.
pELOS B. PHELPS, of Warren.
JOHN T. LINDSEY, of Peoria.
p. A. ARMSTRONG, of Grundy.
CHARLES BLACK, of Champaign.
JAMES S. EWING, of Mclean.
5. p. SLOPE, of Fulton.
GEORGE H. HOLIDAY, of Macoupn.
WIN, B. ANDERSON, of Jefferson.
NJ. WEST, of Madison.
CHARLES BURNETT, of Gallstn.
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In relation to the great public reception
given to Bishop Dugran at Chicago, on Sun,
day, the radical Chicago Post Of Monday,
saws
The reception Of Bishop Duggan, yesterday by
tho catholics Of Chicago, was the occasion Of au
outpouriug Of the people Of his faith, vast with
out parallel. II evidence Of the respect in which
the Bishop is held was intended NY the demon
straton,I II furnished to his heart content OF
IT, as is not unlikely, the procession the speeches
aud the crowd were public notice Of tho grow.
ing power Of catholicism in this city, the warn
ing to men Of other and better forms Of faitt
| ought not to pass unheeded.
| The radical Post then endeavors to alarm
| the radicals to renew and carry on a war o
determination against all catholics. This i.
the Old know nothing cry, revived again by
the radical party. Hear this radical Phari,
see utter his warning to men Of other and
better forms Of faith I" 1t is thus that the
radical party propose to revive their know.
nothing war upon foreigners and catholics.
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At the democratic state convention of
South Carolina, held at Columbia. on the
9th inst, Wade Hampton introduccith the fol.
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
R"soicei, That while entering our protest
against the radical reconstruction act we rely
confidently on constitutional agencies and peace
iui measures alone to bring US the relief sought
and the reform needed
Wade Hampton made a speech, in which,
abiding to the recently.reported utterances
o. MS reproduced in northern pape-s, in ref
eFshce to the confederate flag. said "This
statement Is IN every respect false. On the
contrary, when ! spoke Of the flag Of the
contederacy, l remarked that :, wos ,ou,
tprIed forever tobe buried in the graya voc" of %I
lost cause. grave VI Tue
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For Congress-4th District:
Gen. JAMES W. SINGLETON, Of Adami
For Sonator-2lst District:
CHARLES DUNHAM, of Henry.
For Board Of Equalization-2Ist District;
JESSE EMERSON, of Bureau.
For Prosecuting Attorney-Gth District:
CHARLES X. LADD, of Henry.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Boots, Shoes, Leather 4 Findings

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
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Gen. T. ?. Blair, Jrg in recent speech
in St. Joseph, Mo-, said -four objection
to the principles Of our adyersaries in this
great political campaign is, that they as,
sumo too dictatorial a tone toward the peo.
pie, They denounce me as a reyolutionist
say that wish to inaugurate another re.
belion, because say it is time for the rule
of the hayonet to be checked, The people
Of the state Of Missouri and of the whole
country are tired Of being bound to obey
the dictates Of their mi. tary commanders.
We believe it is time for til, will Of the
people to be carried out This will b. done
in November. ard pracab.y by tha ballot"
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Democratic state Ticket.

For Governor,
JOHN r. EDEN, of Moultrie Co.
For Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. Il. VAN EPPS, Of Lee Co.
For Secretary Of State,
GUS. VAN HOOREBEKE, of Clinton Co
For State Treasurer,
JESSE j. PHILLIPS, of Montgomery Co,
Ror State Auditor,
JOHN R. SHANNON, of Randolph Co.
For Attorney General
ROBERT L. WILLIAMS, Of Mclean Co.
Fer Representative in Congress, at Large
WIN. W. OBRIEN, Of Peoria County,
For Penitentary Commissioners,
JOHN W. CONNETT, Of Cook Co.
W. NJ GARRARD, of Lawrence Co.
CALNEH FARLEY, of VIII Co.
Democratic County Ticket,
For Representativs--47th District:
JOHN McCANDLESS, of Coal Valley.
For Circuit Clerk.
Sergt JACOB ADAMS, of Black Hawk.
For Sheriff:
ELTON c. CHOPPER, of Rock Island
For Coroner:
.. b. HIGGINS, of Rock Island.
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Tuesday Evening, August Il, 1858.
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The Sisters of CHARITY
OF rae
Virgin Z!

Desire to inform their friends in Davenport
and the public generally, that their Academy
will reopen on Monday, August ~ for the re.
coytior
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~9sA anu see uR. a
MAY BRos.
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xouMa LADTNs!


YOUNG + a DIE s.!
as boarders. half boardefs and day scholars.
The course Of instruction comprises all that
Constitutes good English education, French,
German and Latin languages; Music on Organ,
Piano Harp and Guitar; Drawing, Painting in
oil and water cOlors, Monochromatic and Pastelle
Painting; Embroidery and Plain Sewing.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
separate from the others. has lately been opepsd
in which the above mentioned branches are
taught.
tt RMS:
Board aud Tuition per quarter, $4,000
Half Board and Tuition, do, $500
Tuition for Day Scholars. do, from S.. cote s.. 90
Payments required quarterly in advance.
From this Rule there will be no Deviation
Further Information can be obtained at the
Academy, situated on Eighth street. between
Brady and Main sts., Davenport, lows
jy25dw.
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$780, 100000!
WHAT HAS h.COME OF ALL THE
MONEY!

Over fifteen hundred millions Of dollars
have been collected by the United States
government, in the shape Of taxes, since the
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District Candidates.

0. B. HUGGINS. Of Rock Island
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THE WAY THE SOLDIERS VOTE.

Green RIVER, Ills, Aug, 10 1863.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE AND FEMALE
SCHOOL,.

W. u. SMITH, ,.,,,,. Mas, :. J, SMITH.
This srLonl viii eommsn-e iis hsV, se'-
sion Monday. september :, 1865.
TERMS pr TUir. Oy PrR sE,siug or ToRtT
UEfIs;
FIRST CLASS Orhogrsphy. RrallRr,
Primary Arilhmslic, iroglaply anil
Prnmanship, ,.."...,,,..,... ,.~., $40 90
SECOND CLASS.-A riihu.clle aud Gcag.
raphy continued, English Gnmmnr
and Comp lsiiion, Analysis Of Epslish
Prose nni POETRY ,,,..... .,,.,.,s'il 81
THIRD CLASS Natural, Mrhial nui M.
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric,
Logic, hlgebra, Geometry, frlgonomc-
Try, Surveying and Navigation, tie
Higher Mathematics, aud tue Latin
Language, .....,..,.,Siu o.
incidental tax on each student that en-.
tiers school" .,...,.., ,.,,,S- 70
Sn.dcnis will be charge fum the tiue'
II entrance ill the close OF the sessian.
No deduction except IN eases Of ploiraeiel
Illness Of two weeks ar more. ....
Young gentlemen wishing to hairl eau
find aocommo lniions with the teachers at
So per month, exclusive OF washing aud
lights. .... ..I..f
The government of this school will ha
mild but firm; H.; students will no required
to conform io the striclrst rules of morality.
Thankful ior past patronage, weiosprcl-
fully solicit n continuation of tic some. NJ
pnins will he spared on the part OF Tho
tie teachers To advance The interests. of
their pnp,ls.
Cedar Springs, August g, lSGT--iItf
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Tnrrnni CouniY.

fAKEN ur - l,,hH fini Add 'siTssfi isfln-
latsrs n, saith J, T. &c saii r,.nniY, "a ihr lAil
,lay ~ srlisnileE les, $50 inuirs, niin hAA, 4
hahds kiEh, gsaTs Hlt, ssiau hsfnFss nisfksi ihf
.ihrF HAY, a. hsii.ls high, yfaTs sd, aiih AsT-
nrss natks; zee nAkh NAY AAhh, hiatr itrr, q
Nhiie tets nn- NAY IuLf, iali isrr, ausrs cd +
aue fuhkkL MAhE, iaid Esr, u hands high,
spanish Lran,i ga Ma ,l,nuiirri seas sniiuEi CuLTi
one SuihEL Fsar old "ne hAhh MS, viii
Sable maids, u hands hish hianiri sn irii shull'
der 4 and With .ifrirrir "s~T D. "a Tshts rae
ulii sns SnkREL MARE, lai fsos, Is hsasis h.h,
sni,,l n .n si.unhrrs nne 'knkL liuhsk, =
wears III, aad ,,a,e yraT oil BLACK COLT ani
nLAtk MARk, hiasr fsrr, HrsIs "ii, ~ hanis
hish, hrahdsd D. n en sh"usrri "na sohhhl
HORSE, yusIs uii unu hay .Araf,li "lir ~ \
MAIZE, ehiir 49,, N4vaTs plii snr hAA llLLl,
iald fsfs, ysars ai 'sne yraIus colt uuv hhuNA
lluhSE. N~sT sid, hlairhsd hIand nn Tisht shnnl'
year Old. branded II on : war Oh CnLr an
appraised AZ siui, ii'iI.
A. "a wALkER, G. c. q. 7 q. r.Ns.,
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TE& All AGTlrTCK,
No.I2 EBarciay Street, New Xerit.o
D. RICHARDSON,
)f the Galveston "Ncws' and Texas. Al,
mnnac1

(Of the Galveston "Ncws' and Texas. AL
manoc,)
HAVING permanently located in Tho.
EH city Of New York, is prepared tu.a
tend to busin, SIS OF every description on
commission, sent TO him from auy- part of
Texas Collections made in the cities. of
New York, Boston and PHILADELPHIA, and
the amoJnis, less the usual COMMISSIONS,
promptly rcmiited hy drafts on Galveston.
Aay article that can be procured ia lie
Northern markets, purchased al. The very
lowest rates. and forwarded as directed.
Al orders for purchases @usi be aceomPa-
nicd hy cash. .s-- ii
I.ibgral advances tl1lc on csnsicnmcats
OF produce, o. receipt Of iIills Of Lading,
and returns Of sales made acssufanivd bg
remitiances.
Special attention given "a Tie sale Of
Texas property. Of which a uli,lcssripI5oh
sausi be sent, which viii BE- duly rseaTa~d
Tor inspection
Parties visiting New NarA are .nsrcl
10 call al the -TrAas AesKss ubrtr hey
will find ruIi files Of Texas Iap~rs. also
files of The Texas Almanac and map s.pes
the commencement Of its publication. uifa
maps Of different counties nnd sertioas %
The State. ana sihrr in ssrnsniinr 10 rsla-
lion 70 Teas e r-urt ssine 70 ibose sask-
ing homes ihers, 1t sSs.fine = iaresa ia
Teas rropeffF.
RrTErErcr-To rs Caisssip- ayers-
snd The Press q Iszss ssseral.y dsrsisrh-
on he STATE, -Ttssrs
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ntnI,

! From tie Houston Telegraph ana Galveston News
dispatches
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A row took
place as tho Boys in Blue passed
Sixteenth and Pine streets, in which
one man was killed.
MADRID, Oct. 2.-Ycsterday's Ga.
zcttc publishes the Provisional Gov.
crnmcnt's proclamation Opposing
Isabella, and proclaiming the SOW
ereingnty ofthe people, and dcnoun-
cling the Bourbons. Andalusian
merchants and bankers offered loan
to the Provisional Government of
100, 100000 reals.
Marquis Novalcchez died from his
wounds; Gen. Colonse has been
captured,
Madrid is perfectly quiet.
Don Sebastian advised the queen
to inangurato civil war, but the
Basque provinces refused men or
money for that purpose. The Bas.
que provinces joined in revolution.
Isabella's interview with the
French Imperial family at Biaritz
lasted fifteen minutes. Minister
Morlori accompanied the Queen.
Gonzales Bravo had Il brief inter-
view will, the Queen at Castle Pan.
WASHINGTON. Oct. AT Alex.
andria an attempt was made to as.
sassinate the Yiceroy by dropping
stcll ball, armed with sharp barbs,
on his head. The Viceroy was un-
idjured. The perpctrator is un.
known.
Revenue to-day, 100000 dollars.
1t is stated that the monthly debt
statement will show 100000 de-
crease. t-.-tr
The, official vote of Maine is still
withheld.
Govcrnmcntcxpenses for Septcm-
Der, exclusive of interest on the
public debt, S2S,50O, 900.
A letter from Arkansas TO an ex.
Senator from that State, says the
registration is general throughout
the State, and that thousands ofcol-
ored people will vote the democratic
ticket. The writer, in whom the
ex-senator has confidence, gives as
surance of a full democratic Con-
gre9sional delegation from Arkan-
sas, and 10000 majority for Sey-
mour and Blair.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 3.-Gcn How
ards report of the total expenditure
of the Frccdmens Bureau TO Au-
gust list, is S6ST ,935, 900.
Gen. Sibley's report of the CamiI-
la affair is withheld from the re-
porters. 1t is stated that the first
report tclegraphed from Bainbridge
is in many respects supported. The
report reached Headquarters Freed
mems Bureau on Tuesday last,
NV ORLEANS, Oct. IA storm
Of wind and rain commenced Thurs
day night and has ragged ever since
with but short intervals. 1t shows
no signs Of cessation. A continu
Gus east wind has backed the water
Of Lake POntchartrain through the
canal and swamp until the whole
rear Of the city is an unbroken sheet
Of water from Claiborne street 10
the lake. The water is pouring
over the banks Of the canals. and is
still rising. The Pontebartrain
railroad and screral streets Of the
railroad lines are obliged - step
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

SOMETHING WORTH NoTicE.-We nllude
to the large and sur crior stock OF goods
recently received by Keaton Il johnson,
which fills their capacious building from
cellar to garrett. Everything in their lines
is there that Mr.. Utility could use or Miss
Fancy desire Miss Flora McFlimscy of
Madison Square couldn't leave X. & Us cs-
tablshment exclaiming Nothing to Wear!
Some of those goods were purchased not
far from Madison Square.
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Tho T,logr,nh oc ,his mor,;,r
ronlv;n,, ~ Tho STATE G,vrItc SAYS
nj I'M, nnpcr,
.The cnbu which il renrcscnts
il moninulnttl Inv those who only
svyrcuJsr far LysoiL;o0 t;ue"
mo S;,,o Cnyo,t" srnnor,s No
"cobnI" lint wa Know of Int the
Dnno.r,t;c nortv -. or,,oniyoJ ,t
,hn Rrvon cnnvnn,inn nd nc ron.
roscntcJ hv ,he S,,tc c,mtr,I Excc.
rtivo Committee nt Ausiin Nov
,ho Tolonro,;h ci,bor n,cnns,bott ho
Do,,o.na51; - no,.,,, % TIE l. -
..n"hnI "or ,hn, '' Ho,L or liam ore
,nd !, o;,hor nL,r,ros ,h., ,Ln Nam,
nrna,;c ,ar,, nr IA CnntraI Com
80; 49, -. ,,,h ',,h;nnd ;,iond
, 1870 wv IVA Gnst farnrn,,I, o,mnr,n
w. "" V" ,h"t tia'. -, np f,,
h h:, ~ ;,'. , Wv" oI ,,,a.'suo,I H.
s nI,n ' Va '
~ 10 pado,l !, u,o e,,,o h,sm oao
, ,,o,a" ~ ,,''us Wv -, - 'I,"'.o
4" ,,;nat a., no,.,,",a,;' nant,,
T.II,no,, al No. M.,,,;,tpm Z,
thnir mlowlcssnass and crime" re-
,"nnt al ~, a.o Ell. ,i,n th,s
lrho Tolo,,,.,, ,nust a;unr ovnIo;n
;tsoIf ~ 'lSpvo,y thosn nh,r,,du nr
loso tho nnnfdn,ao of ,hn 6n,n y,
~ ~ ;r;t hns ,,nt .inonJ,.
do, y W W II "ai,s tba mon,onra y,
Tavos on tha Cn,troI Comm;,,co a
ionnf 80, ~ az ~" ,vhat Jnoa
,t LII r ,J u.,~ ","a, ,,o o y tnn,,
vs. t.,onGii,Jar,IoJ y" IT, o;,har,ooors
=" ,hot II cn,cr,.ins tconr,darntcd"
daS;,rrs a,r,i,s' tho ,,or.rnmcnt
"u'I ',la,-;n', - ..',a,,s," ~ h;ddom
J;'Io''.m' "S -. :, ,"iI.a uoasonsa
Nav Ia, y, know nrnris,Iv whit IL
doos mann R,d;nal cb,r,os or
tno,son tLn ,,onr'In ma nncnstnmod
70 hnt tbnv Vii allow M nam to
mako such cborocs and affiliate with
tho Dnmn.r,t;c nor,v
Do such men M John Hancock
J,moo w Thro.l,morton I 8 Rob
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

PROfEsTAAI LFIalnIAL 'HNA'I'
Divine services will b. held u, W ssery
meFning Al l0a o'sieek, la ihs low
sr Tssua II Nc. csnshshenTs brick h'iL
Ing. on Maia Street, Saadag Srieol Ia
the same room At o'eleek An,
MsTHonIsI ErisSorAL rnURrn--hssalar
services have been eommehesi Ia the Ma
sonic Hall, aud sill be continued every
Sunday Al u o'elosk A, N, aud sa'ly candle
light sabbath sehooi as rsnal, Al A, n,
" n. SeALIs
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19- We learn from Mr.. Boyer. p. NJ. AT
this place, that the Posloffiees Of Scyone
aud Trinity Mills, in this county, have
been discontinued, on account Of the Post
masters having been removed and recon-
mending no successors. The Offices can
very easily be reiBstated by the citizens
interested sending up the name Of some
persons who win take the oath Of Office
and attend 10 the duties Of The Offices.
The PosiO75es ct Buchanan, johnson
county, has also been diseontinued, but ii
is replaced ny CsborBe, the new county
sent Of that county.
We are glad 70 learn. that the mail route
10 Cleburne is being nov run regularly, tie
contract having bsen rs-Ici to new con
frseior-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

DS"Planiels will DO pleased TO learn that
the Dallas Manufacturing Company are
now fully prepared TO gin and put up cot
ton in III, very best style for shipment, and
also 10 furnish bagglng and ties, ms we'll MS
TO buy coiton-in.ihe-sccd, sc. For raric-
ulars see advertisement Of Gil .Bcauchamp,
superintendent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

baS-Ne are PANEL TO learn that onr
talented and worthy young toWnsman,
Major John 7. Auli, President f the Dallas
Democratic Association, recently received
intelligence Of ihe death Of his father,
Major Aull will GO to his old home, aud
will he absent for some unexpectedly for
Two months or more.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

fanlha ihf iftiisl1lnf nfffhnafl
fho faIns lafe iefH hiff ahd geo..
ffai llfouriioui iht state Che pssi
uffk
Nav Ynns O.tI reiween ~
O0n add is ufin fsniio assonblri a.
welaomo tien Mcclellan last nlnhi
iii- nriHaIaufu fansfi great thcrr.
ins llr confined h.m-eif ~ thank
inr ilem rir their wrlfnme
The mrriins of ir.amen In The
finh Distract nominated Grnrgr
fnnois Train, IN opposition Ia Nor
risey.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct i-Col, j W.
Former was President al the Con,
veniion of Bays ia Blue. Between
10000 aud $4,000 persons, which
included all tie local clubs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

B6r Our townsman, Capt. Jno. II. Bry-
n,,of the firm of Clark s Bryan, has just
returned from the East, where he has been
laying in his fall and winter stock of goods
which are now being received and opened.
We are obliged to tho Captain for file of
late papers,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

Col, \. NJ Bnrford Of Dallas, in .
forms tho GalvcSlas News that the
crop i very fine in all Northern
Texas; M worms; staple hcauliihl;
yield abundant Mobile Tribune
Col, bur'onl gave true information. No
country on earth, under earth, or over
earth, that We know Of eau bsaiihls eoun-
icy raising the royal sIaPls-eltl er as to
quantity or quality.