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.raEI on iho Hmb. a'sn q siaut tne
U'mlfl down Coo hlf Dfthc Hr.l
arl shipping lis iHil tightly rHnd
tNU ut.k afI HI,afm Dl ih. Ia.i.r
iupp.d OI Ou bic iufn, Ird luul
head duan. The thlfd repeated this
manWuNro ulun che second, HuI
the fourth upon iho third. aul pa
ga, until the lasi ono upon the string
rested his iOro Paws ulOn lAu
/ ground.
The living chain now commenced
swinging backward aud forward
like the pendulum ola clock, The
motion was slight at first, bat gradu-
ally increased, the lowermosl slrik
ing his hands violently on the earth
as he passed tho tangent Ut the
oscillallngeuTvo, Several others upon
the limbs aided the movement. This
continued until tho monkey at the
end Of the chain was thrown among
the branches Of a tree on tho OPP
p0slle bank, Here, amer two or
three vibrations, ho olutched a limb
and held fast. This movement was
executed adroilly, just at the culmi
mating point OF the oscillation, in
order 10 save the intermediate links
from tho violence Of u too sudden
jerk! The chain was now fast at
both ends, forming complete sus-
pension bridge over which the whole
troop TO tho number Of four or five
hundred passed with tho rapidity
Of thought,
IL Was one Of the most eomical |
sights | ever DO held, 10 witness tho /
quizEical expression of the ooun-
tenanccs along that living chainl
The troop was now on tho other |
side, but how We're the animals form
ing the bridge TO got themselves
ovcrg This was tho question which 1
suggested itself Manifestly by mum.
Der one letting go his tail. But then
tho point d'auppi on the other side
was much lower down, and number
one, with halfa-dozen Of his neigh.
bors, would DO dashed against tho
bank or souscd into the
water.
Here, then was n problem, and
We waited with some curiosity for
its solution. 1t was soon solved.
A monkey was now seen attaching
his tail TO the lowest on the bridge,
another girded him in similar
manner, and so on, until n dozen
moro was added TO the string. These
last were all powerful fellows; and
running up to n high limb, they
lifted tho bridge into a position al
most horizontal.
Then Il scream from the last
of the new formation warn
cd tho tail end that all was ready;
and tho next moment tho whole
chain was swung over, and landed
safely on tho opposite bank. Tho
Iowcrmost links now dropped of
like n melting candle, while the
higher ones leapcd to the branches
md came down by the trunk. The
whole troop then scampered off into
The chappcral and disappeared.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
DALLAS, April 20, Is


At meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
at the Mayors Office there were present, Ben.
Long, Mayor, John Loupot, G. X. Miller
and Edwin Taylor, Aldermen.
On motion, tho minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
A proposal for the filling up Of the ponds
on the street running North and South on
thu west side of Col. j. X. 7. Records resi-.
dence, having been received of Jacob
Nussbaumer at the rate Of $3.50 currency.
On motion the contract for said work was
given to the said Jacob Nussbaumer, he
being the best and only bid ier for the said
work.
A proposal for the filing up the pond
near the Christian Church, having been
received of Jacob Nussbaumcr, at the rate
of $3.50 currency. On motion, the con-
tract for said work was given to the said
Jacob Nussbaumer, he being tho only bid
der for said work.
Two proposals for the building of a
bridge across the branch running by the
residence of DR.. John Smart, having been
received, signed by DR.. John Smart, DR..
j. Jcffries and NJ. |. Moore, each, one for
the sum of $3.50 and the other for 5000.
On motion, the proposal for The sum OF
$500 is hereby accepted and the said con-
tract awarded to the said Dr.. John Smart,
DR.. j. Jetfries and NJ. |. Moore.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
BEN. LONG, Mayor.
April 90, 1869.
At n meeting of the Board of Aldermen,
there were present, Ben.Long, Mayor, John
Loupot, C. Il. Miller and Edwin Taylor,
Aldermen.
Proposals for the filling up of the ponds
on Market street, having been received of
Jere. NJ! Brown, for the sum of $500; of
Daniel Cornwell for the sum of $500, and
Of Edwin Taylor, for the sum of 1915, all
in currency. On motion, the contract for
The above work was awarded to Edwin
Taylor as the lowest and best bidder.
Proposals for filling up and grading diff
ferent other places having been received
IF Parker & Co. and of Edwin Taylor. On
notion. action by the Board ON said pro.
oosals was postponed for IN indefinite
lime.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Ben. LONG, Mayor.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

April 80, 1869
CITY lioTEL-DY KEAToN JOHNSON.
Chas. Hoffman, Bryan, Texas; W. l.
White, Lancaster, Texas; NJ. A. Harrison
and servant, Cleburn, Texas; C. A. Brown
New Orleans, La; I. G. Moss, Kaufman
Fred Erslen, Waco; 8. NJ. Roane, Miss; s.
d. Larry, Shreveport, L.; Chas. Webb JEFF
fcrson, Texas; VIM. Bradield, II. S. McI.e-
more, j. 0. Echols, Marshall, Texas; L. L.
Bromwell, Cincinnati, Ohio; c. II. WEIGH,
Mckinney, Texas; Capt. Foster, Denton,
Texas; W. A. Hawser,. Mrs. Alexander, q.
Owens, Marshall, Texas; A. G. Jones, NJ.
Britton, Fort Scott Kansas; W. L. Rhoades,
Blddles Point, Mo-. Capt. W. II. Rafferty,,
Canton, Texas; W. b. Monroe, Florida; D.
Cade, Alabama; L. W. Stevenson, Jefferson,
Texas II. Rector Tyler, Texas; John Hen
derson,, Il. Senkes, Kentucky; j. NJ. Avern,
Colorado river; DR.. Y. j. Davis, +. Gardner,
Ala; o. Ka,y, Ky; s. D. Wood, Tyler, Tex;
J. II. Williams, Ala; Bentley, DR.. Pryor,
Capt. Wolff, DR.. Gilbert, j. NJ. Branton,
Frank johnson, ]. J. Alexander, Frank
Jackson, t. S. Willimet, j. P. Lawrence,
Dallas county.
CEUTCHFIELD II0UsE-Dr JAMES E. DARKLEY.
Capt. r. A. Rawlins, Lancaster; DR.. j..
H. Pope, Marshall; o. Carey, Covington,
Ky; j. II. Williams, Alabama; A. B. Kcl-
ly, Cherokee Nation; Wiley Curry, T. j.
Files, A. Roberts, Hill CO.. J. D. Grinnell,
J. Delahyde, Iowa; A. G. siobougn, George
W. Moon, Honey Grove; ]. II, Armstrong,
Collin CO.; d. T. Alternately, Waco Thos.
S. Bugber Idaho; VIM. L. Campbell, La.;
j. Ii. Davis, Arkansas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

Ray The new goods just opened by oul
merchants arc being sold rapidly. The
styles Of Prints, Dress Goods, Ladies Hats,
&C., are beautiful, and the ladies are flock
ing in to see and buy. Our friends Clark
s. Bryan, Tom Walker, prather s. Murphy,
Hammond s. Mays, Swink s. Roberts,
Haynes, Kcaton s. johnson, and all ~ho DID,
rerti,e in the HERALD, are driving brisk
trade. That's the way to sell goods.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINfNG in Dallas postoflice, Mag
Ia LIST, which if not taken out by JUNE
LIST, 1869, will go to the Dead Letter Office
Washington, D. c.:
Il
Miss NJ. Mford, Elizabeth Anderson,
George Alexander. 49,. s'..... I'D,
J.R. Brown, Mrs. d. A. Bcchtol, Frank
Bates, W. B. Burge Miss r. Baldrige, Miss
NJ. Brown, Mrs. A. Barnes, Joseph Berncs
H. Burton, Miss NJ. NJ. Brown, James NJ
Babb, Hiram BENEFIT, L. A. Bullock, 2; j.
b. Boyd, W. Burge, C. Berker, J. G. Barnes
e. F. Bates, J. Bratcher, G.. W. Brown, VIM
L. Brown, Samuel BiggerstaH, Jesse Brown
G. d. Brown, D. D. Baker, A. NJ. BrSnaugh
G
Mrs. Alice Cox, E. Crahe, Mrs. s. T
Chambers, J. B. Cox, Miss Willie Coleman
Mrs. IL. Copper, Jane Colvini Mrs. Mary
Croft.
Mrs. Ann Downey, ohm X. Davis, J. S
Duncan, 2; 7. B. Drake, r. s. Dock.
Andrew Fuller, Peter Fields, ]. 7
French, Mrs. e. Fitzgerald, z. Freeman
o. p. Fulton, T. d. Finley Thomas l.
Frank, DIR. j. A. Freeman, 3. L. Frost.
VIM. Gam, 2 W. G. Green, Elizabeth
Gray, Mrs. c. d. Gilberth, 2.
II
Rev. J. W. Harris, Mary s. Peter Huff,
John A. P. Hill, 2; VIM. Hasty, E. Horton
Greorge Hinnard, g. Hallum, 2; ]. s. Hicks
Eliza Harwood, Alfonso Hollowel, J. L.
Hansel, o. Hicks, Mrs. J. ID. Haskell, Sill
Hash, E. A. Hester, DO. Hannu, II. s.
Hardin.
W. A. jackson, J. W. Jackson, Mrs. C.
Jack, S. ID. Jones, John J. Jenkins.
X
Vim. G. Kelly, James King, VIM. Kemp.
A. n. Long, Frank Low, Mrs. II. Love,
John 7. Lee, A. W. Liston, kllin Lemons.
VIM. Mossier, G. W. Moore, s. L. Moss,
II. Milburn, Virgil Merchison, Eli or VIM.
Murphy, I. J. MeLaiu, - NeAIister.
III 10
Albert Oldham.
W. H. Peak, L. Y. Perkins, r. W. Peay,
Wm. Phillips, 2.
L.w. Rivcs John Right, L. A. Raj, A.
D. Ray, Stephen Rose, John Rule, Il. Ray,
Mrs. r. J. Rsy.
c. G. Sands, " J. Smith, y. Sparks, 2;
W. W. Station, 2; VIM. Snow, James Smith,
W. L. Stroman, W. u. Sack, Miss N.
sparkmsn, Mrs Z. sbsrley.
Louisa Williams, A. II. Williams, W J.
Ware, Mrs. S. Z. Westhsrley, J. A. vii
l0nzhby, Wm. Welsh. Wm. B. Williams,
Greer Williams, J. Whillsy, IT, C. Waller.
Any one calling for any Of the above
letters viii please say a1veriis-1-
WILLIAM JONES, D. ?. n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

r9-seo the advertisement Of Moclanna.
han 4 Bond, manufacturers Of, and dealers
In msttrasses. They will be prepared At
all times to supply mattresses OF all grades,
styles and hnish, aud invite the patronage
% the public OF Dallas and surrounding
counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

By-Our friend Frank Sayrc, one of the
most thorough and competent druggis'sand
chemists in the State, has opened new
establishment, next door TO Clark Bryan s
on the West side Of the Square, where he
is now opcning:an extensive assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Fancy Articles,
SC. His advertisement will appear next
week. Give him call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

Ia- Messrs. Reaton & johnson are now
In receipt of their new goods, which COM
prise everything usually kept in ageneral
store, all bought at headquarters in New
York at the lowest rates, aud can and will
be sold low as the lowest. Give them q
call.
Mrs. johnson also has full line OF la
dies dress ani.millinary gOOds,-hats in
abundance and every variety Of style
which she Ia trimming and selling low.
Call and see her goods.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IisiisWas'. oiHilnsai--As srasFsl ias
UHr Pass sFh.u ilsl sT~Tsiiszs esH HsErT ssIr
islrs IL iuiisif1 sai ilfslsni Hafi1.rspf = ~
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"a 90 aF rssisTilrA IA issir siyFiiS ga s-ail-
irg PrIsTilas ef ilaliasag's oisTussT sIe IIs-
sIaissuliy sl.gi0i - lhs ssIv - No calallsiu'-
O-sas Il isisa lssFs' sisa'ius shsl yirii ~ a.
lssrfo.ui 0lsE.iiaa ia ha Ne.is- s.li 3! all
nruEflsls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

flas BEL fiiff siiff al iHtf'f'
Hilff Hsff fft.rt ara itI in i.s r.ff
A if.H.n CITES fa.IrHffF auarl i'I
f"Il rsirf if FIr.iflfi ~ i'i
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f.sffar| fiI TE t.'HH fI.fIaff iIfII
a.fssf. mti -.lisih. sli'fttff i.f fsitH.
uta Be- rfafhfi b. hr "a sfsfuaii ieurnfI
sores Auffils Sells ths fhsIs flui tul
lasiasss fssIfnltl "a lh Saturday,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

s9-Ws call aI'sn'ioa to l,ho advertise
meat Of NJ, T., Hart & Co, Cedar llill, NbO
have just received full aud we'll selected
stock Of Dry Goods, GrOesriss, Drugs, Sc
They have bought their goods in the best
markets aud Tor cash therefore they can
and will sell sell low. Give them a''eall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

Car Msssrs. swink S Roberts received
few days ago the hrst ins,almsnt Of a large
stock Of new goods, BY Trinity rirs', which
they arc opening and.inviIs their friends
to call and see. They will receive more by
every arrival, aud will keep up good
slack
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Notice of Final Settlement,
NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given 20 the oynets
~ Of Ferries within the limits Of Dalai
county, Texas, that the orders made BY the
the January term ihereof, in relation 10
Ferries, are hereby revoked; and that all
parties owning Ferries eiihin ne ffrfis q
said county, are reqdhred 10 co1-s torrsrd
and give bond ard take oft license 10 run
prov i1ej By law.
Of Dallai count, TtrrS
SIS. JOKES, CHI CO. G. p. csTerssS
Dallas, April u, fS5s-Skln1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

pg"Wc are gratifed TO hear our mer-
chants speak so favorably of the opening
of the Spring trade. Since the reception
of their new goods, they tell US trade has
been unusually brisk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

Dr.. Mary Wulkor denies the sio-
~, lately printed, that tho l'resi-
dent had refused 10 SEQ her until
she took on her trousers and sub
siiluted long petlioOais,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01
Independent on all Questions.
Death to NIonopo1ics,

ALL POsTMAsTERs. PREACHERS AND EDITOEs
ARE OUR AGENTS
An Political Questions vii r. risorouziy and round
y discussed without Far OF favOr.
E7sfsrzous rsftinE NJ dds VII hs entitled 70 q
cry q TIE TIMES Erzfis.
nB-sds-urirtious III TIE TINEs rscrir-a # TIE
Dtrtss HrrtrB Omee.iJ Nv sEIEDELLs-
Ap-H2i Iss9-sza4v.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

A lady holding up a glass of cool
water said, "Oh, if it were only
wicked TO drink il, how nice If would
bcl'
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LIME! LIME!

/ HAVE on hnhd RI0'It 3UUU bH~IeIE 0f ~
FRESH WHITE ROCE LIME
thoroughly burned, and equal tn any male i,hif
country which will sell at 10 cents per biishol ~ re-
tail, at S12 for hundred bushels. will also
Caruths Spring In the North part Of town, half
mile from the Public Square.
JOHN BARRIER.
r. S-Nsf. JOHN IiOUPOT will keep this
Lime on sale in Dallas near tho Christian Church,
where he will b6 pleased to supply all demands.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. so. 1S6S-SiGm.
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JOHN SANDERS,
OPPOSITE RUTCHFIELD Use,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

HAS NOW IN STORE a complete as
ia sortment OF Hardware, Iron, &c., Of
every kind, Cooking and Office Stoves Of
various patterns and sizes, and lot oil
McCormick's Self-Raking RcNpcrs. lie
invites the patronage of the public gener'
ally.
April II, 1S60-31:1m
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Tnn srlTE oF TENAs
10 me .Sksr.F or dRy Constable q
Dallas CbaRiy Grfr'iHg;

10 fhc sNhsfW OF NhH ANHsiHsis q
Dallas C0aRfy Grrr'iHg;
VNVHERE.s, Samuel III, administrator
w sfi~ esiais al Ilamas BnHsan
deceased, Who resides ia Dallas eognIV
I. in Tie stale II feKas, has flai ia the CLERKS
Office u lhe District CVuH Of bsllss saua'
~, Texas, his Ptiiiion praying ialgmea'
asainst Richard A, Mace, for the smeunl
81 a pFomissoFy note executed BY the sail
Mace, on the alsi day Of January, Al
lsGa, "a Thomas ByaHsoR or order, for The
sum u three thousand dollars, dns sud
payable on or before The 18th day Of March,
an, lSIa, with twelve Per cent, anl foT
value received, flaihiih further alleges
that said note Was executed as the eonsil-
Grafton for one undivided sRe-half o. a
certain $50 acre tract Of land, aud also
one undivided half interest % certain
mill, mill fixtures, etc, situated thereon
Said land described as being on Pleasant
Run Greek, In Dallas county, beginning At
the Southwest corner Of Francis nTisanee
$50 acre surveys thence running North
500 West llii YAras; thence South CO.
West 1874 yarAs; thence South 500 Rasi
1874 yaras; thence North COZ East 1914
yaras TO the plsee Of beginning, Aud also
praying Tor the enforcement Of the vendors
lien, and sale or said land and mill inter
esis for the payment Of said note; aud
having made oath that the defendant, Il,
A. Nance, Is q non resident Of The State Of
Texas, You are therefore. hereby, com
manded to summon by publication In the
DALLAS lIERALn, for four az weeks sue
eessiyely, the said II. 4. Nance, TO be and
appear nj the Courthouse, in the town NJ
Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, on the 10th
Monday after the 2nd Monday In February,
AID. 1863; then and there to answer the
petition Of said uhl, administrator ns
a aforesaid, so filed against him Ms aforesaid;
and have you then md thcro this writ
together with your return thereon, as the
law directs.
- Witness my hand rs Clerk Of
SEAL tho District Court OF Dallas
county, Texas, together with the
Seal of said Court horeOn impressed, this |
2lth day Of April, Al. 1859.
NJ. TlIEVENET,
elk. d. G. D. Co. Texas.
The within and above citation ordered /,
10 he published for four successive weeks
N the Dallas Herald.
n. r. wINNIF0RD,
Sheriff Dallas Co. Texas.
DnllnS, April 81. lS60-33lt.
Printers fee S22 so, currency.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-01

MAONoIIA WATfR,-suPeIi0F 10 the hest
inIousl GsFnsn Cologus, sHi soli At hall
the ITies,
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s'y,t snzs .lisu ~ snfia niatisa u l.r Liver,
asA Saandi-e, shra arising = thry afsh IA, fFsaa
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AHfhts 4 l. a gFsai Ts.ioFeT a. the aiJyhsth snd
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: l"iNhh Nervous approximations feArst
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ei mi imniriair Trlirf ahi cOnVinsihs evidence u
IT, restorative poser uIan trial,
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THE HOUSTON TIMES,
WEEKLY.
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
All Original Matter.

Horticulture Agrirulture. Nrchanics Manufacturer
Firanues Aria Sciences. Late News and TelegraPhic
Dirafchss viii be among the leading features Of I'll
TIMFs
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Seven per cent. of the female pop
ulation Of Berlin arc prostitutes.
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Fine Stock for Sale!
V,EN THOROUGHBRED ia. CKS, just
/ arrived from IL KENTUCKY FROM three
to six years old and from AZ to l59 hands high are
offered for sale by the undersigned. Thcs6Tacks mny
lie found at Roxanna, 0 miles south of Fort Worth,
Tarrant co. They are a OF very fine blood thorough
bred and in good condition: Prices reasonable. Per-
DESTROYS of raising fine mules have now nm oppor-
tunity, and would do VOL to give mo an early CALL
JOHN HENDERSON,,
Aprl "a lS19-32:3m. 81
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LEGAL BLANKS.

For Sale at the Office Of the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CITY noTEL-DY KrAToS 4 Jonyscs.

Arrivals ut the principal hotels for tho week ending
Aplil 80, 1869.
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PROPOSALS..
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT..

TO CONTRACTORS. Separate sealed proposals, each en-
dorsed with tho title of the which relates the
of bidder and date OF Offering will be received At this office
until IL O'Clock A. NJ of Tuesday ed ns for the construc
ton OF the following stone block pAvemens viZ:-Tenth
street. between Fifth and University places Sixty
third street, between Third and Lexington Forty
first street. from Fourth TO Madison Georck street
from Delacey to Rivngon street Lasht street from Canal
to West Thirty street, from Third Fourth
avenue Thtie:h street. from Eighth to Ninth avenue, and
Lspenard street. from Broadway to West Broadway and
for the laying crosswaks from opposite b6l sixth avenue
TO oppose gD Broadway; Firth avenue, at 12ath l3cth
1Slst and 1890 7g3 Sixth and
West street, from south side Perry to pier "a.
blank forms bids and further Information be OBJ
tanned application to the Contract Clerk, at this Office
Rotrnda, Park.
THOMAS STEPHENS J Croton
a S5SEST ! i. a PRAAEEES1SdH, A9 KS.IS
New YORK, Nov. 8, 1859.