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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

ft.s rfansnss isaspfaisai cassiffa
ftff hlIlais frf ~. nfnt 0sfsrtor Of
rtsts. siinsssis lsfss sailssss n ne
aI't.ni 81 ihs cepTihsusi "a Wsiasslay
snffnean, ssrifnisr itih Ne vas in.
ilslaesl ~ Nj lsha 2 Aull No son.
asnfs'i BY sayins hs sas az inisrsuAsni
Conservative eaniiisie fur Lifuifnani
Gs,sruor and, as ls vs. . slIsRgsT here,
Irossrasi 60 give q biiei biography 81
limsrll Ne volunteered In he CoIl.ie'
rate Amy ia istii sui served Iasi " he
Mississippi throughout ihs war-rsiuInsi
h0u,g alter he suTTsudeT-Has elected 70
lie Cousiiln,eual Convention " ls11-
sas ane,Naid elteiel District Attorney Of
Tie F.rsl Judicial DisiTlst-Was removed
in 1901 lie gave b1.sf bat true, Lislo'
~ Of ca President JohRsons Teeonslrue
lion policy aai 'indisalsd il ably aud slo'
qgsnlly, lie gave a el,aE aee9sal Of The
aniagouism between ,he late rrssldent and
Congress, Amer the passage Of the Re
construction Acts Of Congress Of ltds, Mr.
Thompson favored their adoption, ~ the
people, as the best they could do, aud now
aNors The adoption OF the proposed Con
s,liuliop, on the same ground. lie prefers
Gen. Hamilton for Goyernor 10 usn. DAVIS
but 60 a better man-Julge Hancock, for
nslsnse-w to come Out, he would vote
for him. lie urgel the people TO register
aud vote for the consliIuliOn-ll had many
Objectionable features, but those which
some people aud some papers so persistent
~ Jenounee, lie did not regard as vital by
any means-yiI; First clause OF First Sec
ton Of the Bill Of Rights and the Common
School clause. lie took up the records Of
the various candidates for Lieutenant Gov
eruor aud ventilated them-not much 10
lhsir credit. Mr., Thompson closed his re-
marks by saying that an objection had
been urged against him that he lacked age,
aud said that he had arrived al the Consli-
tullonal age-was a registered yoter-had
been urged by the people Of his own eoun'
~ to run, and had consented TO do so-ad'
ding that he volunteered in The army eight
years ago-it was not thought then he was
TOO young to fight for his country, and he
did not think lie was too young now TO be
candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of his
own native State. Mr.. Thompson is a
pleasant speaker lie consumed about two
hours time, and made fine impression.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

All good, orderly, pcacc.lovipg
citizens of the country cannot but
regret the attempt to take the life
ofJudge Hart, not only on account
of tho suffering necessarily conse-
quont thereon, and the sympathy
felt for the Judge, but also the dam
per which will be cast upon cur
prospect of a speedy restoration to
civil government. For the sins of
II few bad men our whole section is
unadc TO suffer in her good name
and consequently her material pros
perity. Tho great danger is that
this dastardly attempt upon the
life of Il Judge ofthe District Court
whilst in the discharge of his official
duties will be hcralded throughout
the North by the enemies of recon-
siruction as of a political nature, or
in order to check the proceedings OF
our civil courts and thereby much
capital be made against us. We are
informed that such is not the case
that Judge Hart himself says he
recognized part of the would-b'
.,nurderers, and that the whole mat
ter is of personal nature, and tina
politics had nothing whatever TO dt
with fisherman Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

q youngstcr, who had been &c.
tccted by his father in tho at OF
stealing some fruit stored for win
ter consumption. was angriy bid
den to ego into the next room and
prepare himself for . severe hog-
cing.' Having finished The work
S~hjch be had in hand. the iBcxora-
bic "parient, armed himself with a
stoutborseuD, and went in quest
of the cnlptii, whom he fonnd orna-
,oentcd with a hump at which
onasinodO himself would have
shnddcrcd. alV hat on. airth have
YOU got on your bnSk 2 asked Tbs
wondering Sire. "a leather apron,
replied John. three double. for
told ne fo,prcpare InJsclf for Sc
~erc Jogging. and ] guess I've don'
re bssf ] coed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

l'pfnfsffH, lilaFff a. "a I
Aufusf ~ 1900 /
f1uV NJ suisbfits rlsuso 90
HT iho people ~ Dallas and "a
Joining touniios ihatCapis Maraiia
ADD Ransom aro bulldlng eseh a
new steamboat kr the Upper Trin.
iiy 90 remain permanently Ia The
trade Tho hoals are n ~ A No I.
~ the beet material here, aud the
strongest Of their si1e ever launched
Oh these docks. They are built ex-
pressly for tho trade. calculated a.
make weekly trips from kasl Fork
10 Magnolia-Will gladly come 10
Dalhs when the timber is removed
out u tho way, but until then will
make East Fork heal OF navigation.
you see, Captain, have not been
idle since lell Dallas, and as some
thought, given up the "ldea', Con,
silering all difficulties had TO con
tend with, my calculations were
pretty correct and now all ask is
the patronage Of the people,
Capls, Maralta and Ransom have
q reputation second 10 noDo on the
Mississippi, and Ohio and freely
risk their capital in the enterprise,
You will ind them both thorough
sleamboatmen aud perfect gentle
men, well known on Red river rs
successful steambOatmen, will
send you copies Of Beaver county
papers, in a day or two, Ms wo will
insert advertisements which | wish
You to copy.
Please send me tho Herald. |
have not seen copy for . months
and ! would greet one rs an old
friend, Yours, respectfully,
1. III. MCCARTNEY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
A New Candidate for Congress.

A New CaHaiGatc HOE congress-
1t will be seen by the corrcspon-
dencc which we publish, that sever
al reputable gentlemen Of Northern
Texas, have called upon Capt. John
G. Conner, of the United States
Army, to represent this district In
Congress. We are inclined to think
the move q good one, though we
have no other information than we
furnish our readers, Certainly no
other candidate, heretofore announ-
ced, fills our view Of what mem
her of Congress should be. A ma
terial point however, is to elect some
one who cannot be pushed aside on
the score of rebellious disabilities,
On all consideration, of this class,
an officer of the q. S. Army, must
be unobjeetionable, and if, as stated
he had prior to nomination selected
our section Of this State as a resi-
dence, and has mental qualifications
and natural tendencies with which
we can affiliate, we see no good rea-
son why he may not be the very
man, we want-that is q real man
of nerve and intellect, and genial as
we'll as democratic tendencies, and
free of objection on the score Of the
rebellion-so. called-the great rev.
dictionary struggle for freedom, as
we call it; dead in all present essen
tials Of power, but living ever like
a sweet incense, or BEAUTIFUL poem,
in the memory, and the heart of the
true believer. However-gone
lglimmering into the shadowy past
and out of sight now.
boo 1904 GClarksville Standard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

peDA We are indebted to the publisher,
for pamphlet copy of the Decisions of the
Supreme Court (of Texas, Tyler Term,
1869, compiled by G. II. Slaughter, Clerk
Supreme Court. Price 81 so, currency.
1t is published at the Index Office, Tyler,
Texas. From it we find that Judges Lind
soy and Morrill, have done nearly all the
work of the Court, the former having de-
livered opinions in 10 civil and criminal
cases; Judge Lindsey 2 opinions in civil
and 20 in criminal cases; Judge Latimei
= and Hamilton in civil cases.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

Beg 1t seems to be the impression among
that Dallas is distributing Postoffice.
Frequently, we are assured by our P. NJ.
that large packages of letters arc directed
to this Office, which, upon being opened,
prove to be for nearly every Postoflice
North, East and West Of us,-and some
times letters are found among them in
tended for Lime stone, Freestohe, Navarro,
and other counties, even further South.
We arc also Informed that the 7. Nj. at
Bryan was frequently guilty of same VIC
lation of duty. We hope the papers nj
Waco will call the attention of the p. NJ
al that place to these facts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

A our railroad meeting, the. Ty-
Ter Reporter and Dallss Herald
among other papers, were requested
to publish the resolutions Ihey
filled 10 do it. II they saw the res
olutions, will they give their rca-
sons for not doing 500
IKsufrsn Star.
So far as the IIEE0In = concerned, me
esplau.nous vas given last week. We
would suEgess, however, that il woula a.
~ars be well for the Secretaries q such
meetings IS he one 'nliaasd 70, 10 forvsrd
usuussrfrs copies 70 ss-h Prps- tha. :
rssaesisd 70 pusiiss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

The TEXAS ALMANAC for 1870 will be
published in our Office at Galveston; as We
shall soon have q stereotype foundry Of
our own in operation, anil an experienced
stereotype founder to conduct the business
1t is the first foundry of that kind ever in
troduced into our State, and, If VIC are moi
much mistaken, the only Stereotype foun.
dry connected with printing establish
mcnt in the Southern country.
Contributions and advertisements TO in
sure n good place in tho Almanac, should
be sent in as early as possible.
Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

pdy Money order Offices are now in Ope-
ration al the following places in Texas
Galveston, Houston, Corpus Christi, Browns
willie, Austin, Jefferson, San Antonio and
InJianola. what has become Of the move
meut to have Dallas made money order
Office? Il would supply a regiODsof eoun-
sry, equally as large as any Of the above
places, and VIC hope TO sc the fact accom-
nlished
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

MAN Snor.-On Wednesday, the
25th Of August, Mr. James Daugh-
erty brought to Denton, in n wagon,
n young man by the name Of Rich
ard Davis, who had received n
wound in tho back from six shoot
or, the ball lodging near tho lower
part OF the vcrtcbral column. II
seems that on Sunday, the 2sd, he
leapcd from his wagon, when his
pistol was discharged with the
above result, by the hammer catch.
ing in tho cover of tho wagon.
This occurred near the Lower Cross
ing, on Rcd River; and doctor
was called Immediately, Aflor
hunting for the ball some thirty
minutes, without finding it, this So
called doctor wrapped rag around
n stick which he inserted in the
bullet hole, ito keep the wound from
healing so that the ball could work
out" OF course, on the wounded
mans arrival Mt the Murphy House,
in this place, DR.. Ross cut out the
ball, in Il few minutes, without diff
ficulty.-[ Denton Monitor.
-----.----.--o-~ 49,.
Tho coming man"--John China
man. ... ............. .....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
SCHEDULE
or The Arrival and Departure OF the
Mails nj Dallas, Texas,

VAILAF TVsI VIIIVTi SVTI u Io"''
GALvESTuS.-Arriycs every Monday, .welnos'
day aud Satunlayai . Pm. DEPARTS every Sunday,
Tuesday and Friday at An
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Sunday and
Tuesday at A A. and Thursday Mt 6r,N Depart,
every Saturday aud Monday night al IN. aud
Thursday att Al.
MARSnALL.-Arrivcs every Monday, Thursday
aud Saturday n r.M. Departs every Sunday
"Wednesday aud Friday.
AISsVILLE-Arrivcs every Tuesday at Pm
DEPARTS every Wednesday At GAM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Thursday nj
pm Departs every Monday a. q a "
BuCIlANAN.-ArrIycs every Thursday al Pm
Departs every Monday at GA.M
rUSTOFFiCG not HS-Eycry day in the wccl
from An. until D IN, and every Sunday non
~ . Am. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

re- The announcement of HENRY Boil,
ESQ, for Treasurer of Dallas county, will
be found among the announcements in the
appropriate column. Henry Boil is known
TO our citizens as an honest, competent
man, and should tho voters of the county
bcstow upon him the Office which he seeks,
we know that its duties will be faithfully
discharged.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

The JOURNAL OF EDUCATION for August
has been received. This is the last num-
Der of the first volume, and is one of the
best In addition to the cut and plans for
q school house and the official decisions of
the State Superintendent, it contains an
elegant cut of the great eclipse, with full
description of its appearance. The second
volume, commencing with the next num-
Der, will be invaluable to every teacher
and school officer. We are sure oil will
endorse the following commendatory notice
Of the Daily Democrat
IA good educational magazine is pub
lie benefaction, and Maj. Merwin has sue
ceeded in making such of his journal,
that closes tho first volume with this num-
Der. What is quite as important to the
publisher, the work has been q financial
success, and 5000 copies of the present
number are circulated. 1t is we'll edited
its papers are neither too prolix nor toe
short to give full expression to ideas, and
its editorials are just and sensible, as well
as pithy. 1t is printed elegantly, and Ia
ken as a whole, is the most acceptable o.
all popular montblies devoted to education
Teachers will find it an aid in their work
school directors an adviser, and we hearth
ly commend it to extensive circulation"
Address ]. D. Merwin, Editor and Pub
Usher, 10 Chestnut street, st. Louis, Mo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
WILLIAM ZONES, II. VI.

n5s' II is tie intention Of the publisher
of this Paper 10 leave home on the LIST OF
October for New Orleans ard ether cities,
on business for tho paper. He desires to
add to his stock of material, and for this
purpose will need all the assistance lie can
obtain. Persons, therefore, knowing them
selves indebted TO this Office, are requested
TO make immediate payment. Help us
along, sufficiently, and VIC will greatly i'm
prove and probably enlarge the HERALD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
psywe are indebted to J. S. Blackwell

BTwe are indebted to J. S. Blackwell,
A. NJ, Professor of Ancient and Modern
Languages and President Of Client College,
Kentucky, for the Annual Catalogue Of
that old and honorable institution Of learn
ing (ls6S-69) and IL gratifes us 10 see by
that exhibit that it is in fourishing con-
dition-and it does not detract from OUT
erAtihcstion when we remember having
given impulse, If not direction, to the &c
MUS Of its President, who has rapidly ris
en- 10 rrofessorship from the humble po
sition Of a poor printers devil, and is
though young, one of the best scholars o
our native land.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

B6T A destructive fire occurred at Nav
asota on the night of the 9th inst, consum-
ing the three buildings occupied by Wilson
s. Yarbro, Elson & TempleiOn, and DeMarei
& Matthews. Loss estimated OF about
$4,000. Origin of the FIRE not known.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

Eta3n A persistent effort seems about to
be inaugurated to remove the Capitol from
Washington to st. Louis. A Convention is
to meet in the latter city next month to
advance the movement. We SEQ no good
reason for the removal-except to put
money in the pockets of the St, Louis PEG.
pie, 10 the dctriment of Washington city
and the taxpayers Of tho country at large
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

TWILL furnish Begging and Ties, and
i make liberal cash advances on COTTON
entrusted to me to be shipped 10 and sold
by my friends ct Galveston. Instructions
Of the shippers strictly obsye'l, and me
best prices guaranteed stths time OF sale.
i will poy the highest price for COTTON
here, In the seed or bale.
Orders for family supplies allied at Gal
weston prices, with fteights added.
roo - = 81 G. Vi. BRAUcHAMP,
Corner Of Main and Jeferson Streets.
Dallas, Sept. l8, lS69-i,if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

g1S" 1t will be seen that the opinion Of
Attorney General Hoor, dispenses with the
Federal test cath, in the case Of the newly
elected members to the Virginia Legisla-
lure. This opinion, of course, will control
-; - Qualifications for officers in Texas, also.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
Notice OF Final settlement.

MRS. AGNES OVEREND, Administra-
lYk trix Of the estate Of A. Bast, deceas-
ed, has filed in my office her final account
current with said estate, together with her
petition praying that she be released from
further liabilities in said estate. This is
therefore to notify all persons interested,
to be and appear before the Honorable
County Court Of Dallas county, to be hold
en- at the Courthouse in the town of Dallas,
on the last Monday, (ihe 25th day. Of Octo-
Der, AID. 1869, when and where the same
win be acted upon and contest the same II
they think proper, s. S. JONES,
lI m IS ,'9 elk C. C. ID. g. Texas.
Dallas. Sent. ID. lS09--l.9t ~ -----
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

GOLD is going up again, consequent, it
is said on the demand for purchasing cot
ton. Our last quotations from New York
on the 9th at 1851. In Galveston, the rate
at closing was 1873.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
Wanted immediately!

Twenty thousand good, shaved, yellow
cottonwood Shingles, narrow.
Also, wagons To haul about $4,000 feet
Of Lumber from Slinson's Mill, near Quit
man, TO Dallas.
Apply to the Eliiois Of this paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

"a n, :, GIE, Rsa" A'hnsa q is"'
Iaasasirr. IRa. % ga auilaTiss4 srsri ag 40
Hui,s HrEair, e. ~. a. siy ualrys doc al. eff'
ia iissi s'giu,R uaY D. ia
90 H.p.Iiart a co., Osiar Hil, an au'
iioIisrA 90 WsiNs sulsfiiIli,rs o. tie lAii's
ilfEALn,
&c y, ., stanley, E.qa Ai'oTT'Y Al lew
Kaui,s.a, il "a suih,ris.,l Asrni u The ratiAs
tsalR, " Fssslyr aul Ifrflli iaT suls,Tigiihs AMI
al,rliising. An ihs anrnnnis II ihs itrAih Ia
R.uinan, will a. k.uua ia HE I.'sss-sien, and pr
sau, iEi,ll'd -Ir Tr'lursi''l 10 sall ou hin,
H8 Thsmas spTuanss, Rsa., y, " al
luhusans Nlsiirnsis aHfhIif,h Z" uttiNF snsniii b.
iials kT Tho bAiiis l1EAtp uul Iso'ipi - u'enirs
ine ihis ofico,
hs5- No ssHSiRsis's aans rW o. osHouHsfd
1. "a. M-rnIL unL... n1LL E.E in nhrnnt..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
INSTRUMENTATION.

Flakes (Galveston) Bulletin, Of the 9Th
inst, contains an editorial, based upon a
private letter which the editor had seen,
giving exaggerated and false statements
as to affairs in "IIill, Johnson, Ellis, Kauf-
man and neighboring counties" We adj
nit that We are not conversant with the
exact condition of all the counties around
u.s. but we do know there are irresponsible
scribblers in all those counties writing 10
the Republican and Radical papers, who
either take counsel Of their fears or delib-
erately and maliciously fulsify the facts
in almost every case they pretend 10 re-
port, 10 the disadvantage Of the State
abroad, and with the design Of burdcning
the country with inefficient, hog-killing
and pOultry-stealing troops. As one of
our correspondents has replied, in this is
sue, to the assertions by the private letter
Mr.. Flakes editor saw, seriatim, and the
Bulletin extracts and calls attentions TO
an account of the murder of James Loving,
which the letter charged the HERALD with
failure to publish, we dismiss the subject
with the single additional remark that the
charge that the HERALD "seeks 10 cover up
and hide murders" is as false as its author
is malicious, groyeling and contemplate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

rs- Wheat viii lie received In payment for sub
,erlptlon 10 the DALLAS IifNs-p u delivered a, the
DALLAS City Mill"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
a(e,v Adrertisr

NJ OTICE.--A general meeting of the
~ Dallas County Agricultural and Me
chanical Association will be held Mt the
Courthouse in Dallas, on Monday, October
2nd, 1869, at o'clock, ?. NJ. business of
Importance will be transacted and gene
raj attendance of the Stock holdcrs is re-
quested. e....
The Directors win meet on Saturday the
25th inst, at o'clock, P. NJ.
'ah W. b. MILLER, President.
Dallas, Sept. IS, lSG9-l:td Ill
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

pWThe acceptance Of Capt. J. c. Con-
nsr Of the candidacy for Congress in this
Second Congressional District seems 70
meet the unqualified appreciation Of All
Who have any knovledge Of the man and,
as yet we have seen but two unsatisfed
papers in the District The Paris Erami-
nsr objects 10 him because lie halls from
Indiana, aud the Dsntsn Monitor-eod and
Gssrs only kDos Why.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

RIcHMoSp, Sept, s:--The. proela.
nation of Gen. Candy will bring
tho Legislature together on October
9Th. Gov. Walker will BIO installed
as provisional Governor within the
next two weeks, at which time Gov
ernor Wells resignation, now in the
hands of Candy, viii BIO accepted
The Legislature itself will decide
whether it shall elect permanent OIL
temporary officers. 81,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

BE- Tho Galveston Theatre was opened
on the 9th, for the season, by the Green
walls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

BIZ Gray Of Davis CO., was killed
The other day near Linden, by q
party Of IS seidicrs. He was one
Of Cullen NJ Bakers gang and is
said to have committed some twen-
ty-fvc murders :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

G8-A terrible accident occurred in a
mine near Scranton, Pa, on tho 9th, 200
men were At work in the mine, when an
explosion took place near the main shaft
which enveloped the only entrance to the
mine in flames. After several days of ee
forts to extinguish the flames, the mine
was opened, and all the men found to be
dead. On the 9Th one hundred and three
bodies had been brought up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
BRICK Y!
BRICK! BRICK!!
BRICKM! goq

VVyHE UNDERSIGNED has splendid
L lot Of Brick for sale, which are't be
found at his Brick Yard, East Of Dallas,
on the street leading TO Mrs. letters new
Brewery, and Immediately East of Mr..
Mays residence, and can DO had in guam
titles, qualities and prices TO suit purcha-
sers, Give me call and you shall be sat
isfied. S-f'1 z. Z. ,FklCHoT.
Sept. 1S, I860-1:1m@ 30 -f,.e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

CnocFAw AFFAIRs.-We learn
from Mr.. Geo. s. Thebo, who has
recently returned from Q trip
through the Nation, that the ne
groes were allowed to vote upon the
question Of remaining In she coun-
try and becoming citizens, or emil
grating. They all assembled at
Boggy Depot recently, and decided
TO remain where they are, Our 10
formant says that the Government
paws 10 the Choctaws $500, 900 for
The right Of citizenship for the no
eroess-EParis Press ID .li G
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18
Notice.

My BARBER SHOP will be closed for
I'VE shert time, until my return from
New Orleans. CHAS. DEPPE.
Dallas, Sept 18, 19G9-l:3t q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18

~ws we're erstihed 70 see the valiant
Old soldier Col DsNorss, with tbs Old
CI.rks~ins slksdsr8, step promptly and
proudly to Ne frsst sIigning himself Eisb
his sirnd.rd viii ths srny q friends .
Capt Connsr, cur ssnaiia.s fsr Corgrsss
= his disi-is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-18


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