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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-06-25
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Nashville Life Insurance G company.

Az ssSHSllIc LlIt InSuTduCc OOIupany
T. A. Atchison, NJ. d.
9. A. X. Thompson, of Thompson & Co.
Wm II. Evans, of Evans, Fife & Co.
j. w. Allen, Pres't Tenn. Fire. Marin In. Co
Jno. NJ. Bass, President of the Company.
J. W. Hoyte, Secretary of the Company.
ID. +. Carter, Esq.
A. G.. Sanford, President First National Bank
a. c. Carter, Merchant.
S. L. Demoville, Of Demoville & Co.
Henry l.. Jones, Assistant Postmaster.
j. George Harris, Paymaster U. S. Navy.
JAS B. Craighead, Esq.
Jas. G.. Ogden, President Peoples Bank.
Jno. NJ. Hill, Esq
c. T. Wing, Cashier Peoples Bank.
j. w. Maddin, NJ. d.
X. II. Gardner, of Gardner, Buckner 6 Co.
A. Hamilton, Esq, Cotton Factor.
A. G.. Adams, Of A. G.. Adams Il Co.
Is. +. Sands, Commodore U. S. Navy.
r. G.. Throne, of A. G.. Adams e Co.
Thomas Gibson, of A. G. Adams s. Co.
Geo. Starlight. Merchant.
NJ. Cockrill, Merchant.
John Overton, Esq.
Daniel Hillman, of Hillman Brothers.
Thos. d. Fite, of Evans, Fite e. Co.
French Bros, of French Bros.
Sam. Golladay, Merchant.
G.. =. Thruston, Attorney at Law,
w. II. Morgan. NJ. d.
J. w. Wilson, of J. W. Wilson & Co.
Thos. Caldwell. Esq.
VIM. Stockell, Builder.
Jas. II. Kendrick, Secretary Gas Light Co.
A. G.. Ewing, Ewing & Co.
Henry Ewing, Ewing & Co.
Hugh McCrca, Cotton Factor.
w. II. Smith, Esq
James Woodman, Esq.
Thompson Anderson, French Anderson Il Co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-06-25
BOLIDICS.
sthoLes and shemtcr at Athens,

Bthokos anu Shonter NJ Aa"os'
Dey droubles me all week,
30 Saturday goes to town
To hear dem vellers speak.
He rised upon de poX,
And speaks and tells dc peoples
De GUNNER ish de vox.
In dem shesesshion days,
De Guv'ner jines init Harris
And init de rebels stays.
,,,
Luff, honor and obey
Shelf Davish and de rebels,
Until hish dyen day.
TO viii dei @ money bag,
Vile dey fit like gan stevel
To tear do Union flag.
He tryes another plan,
And swears he b ees no rebel
But Republican.
And stands upon dc shair,
And say no rebels has dc vote
In dish State, any ware.
Vat saws he cannot stay,
He gifts dc Congriss den to take
De dish a bill away.
An makes rail roads along,
De fust ding anybody knows
De schoolpund all Is gone.
An vile de peoples shout,
Vid one leete schoolfund bill
He BUYS de GUNNER out.
drinks (put didn't spokes,)
De Senter is so pad a man,
surely vote nit Stokes.
De GUNNER den, he dakes de stand
So mad as never wash,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03


A BLuSDER.-We have been astonished
at the want of information exhibited by
our Republican contemporaries, MS exhibited
in their pointing out of those they consider
proper men 10 be run for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. Itwould be uncour-
teous in us to express disbelief that the
Austin Republican, Tyler Iadex, Mckinney
Messenger and other Republican journals
wish to SEQ the different State offices filled
by sound and reliable Republicans, such as
arc in harmony with President Grant and
Congress. why have they not named the
Hon. A. II. Latimer as candidate for Lieut.
Governor. lie is On old Texan, of ire
proachable character, honest and in every
sense trustworthy; and if Gen. Hamilton
after his election, (which seems to be q
foregone conclusion) should be sent to the
Sens.e, every man in Texas from the Rio
Grande to the Sabine would feel safe in
having the Office of Governor placed In the
hands of the old and long-tried servant o..
Northern Texas, A. II. Latimer, who for
more than forty years has resided in Texas,
and by all his ability contributed to her
fair fame and glery. What say the Nc
Kinney Messenger, Austin Republican,
Flakes Bulletin and San Antonio Repub-
lican to the propriety Of running Judge
Latimcr for Lieut.. Governor? What says
the Judge himself in regard to the candi-
dacy?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

MORE ABOUT THE ALLEGED For
GERs.-Tyler, Shepherd and How
ard, arrested by the Sheriff of Dali
las and the military for forgery,
still remain Jail. During the week,
Major Jordan, the gentleman whose
barking house in Dallas cashcd one
of their drafts, for S., 500, has been
in our city, cideavoring to trace up
his money. Tyler and Shepherd,
We are informed, confess that the
drafts were forgeries. Tyler drew
the money from Jordan and turned
it over to Howard, who claims to
be an innocent party who has como
to Texas for the purpose of buying
cattle. Howard, subsequent to the
Dallas transaction, deposited about
Sc, $50 with Ferris & Co., at Waxaha-
chic. BY order Of the military,
Ferris & Co. have turned over the
s6,750 to Messrs. Flint & Chamber
lin, of this city, where it awaits fur
Their Investigations as to the alleged
forgeries and as whom it justly be-
longs. 1t is quite probable that
portion Of this money may be that
he will recover il. 1t is uncertain
when or where the accused will be
tried. 1t is thought by some they
will have 10 await a requisition from
the Governor Of Kansas and be Ia
ken there for trial. We learn the
men, or some Of them, had CON-
mitted forgeries in Kansas, were
followed, and that tbeir pursuers
from that State first gave the alarm
in this section as TO their true char
aeters.-[Waco Register Hnrch q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03


Editors of Texas, look out! Be careful
The Houston Telegraph has "used up the
editor of the Texas Observer-'chawed
i'm up" and spit him out. lie is one of the
gentlemen that the Telegraph has been
Calling Rough all this time. Who II be
The next yic,i:@? We are afraid to say
much about our dear, sweet friend Webb
But you wouldn't lite us-would you non
ey?-[ Denton Monitor.
Our sympathics ME excited. The hum
Bile petition of the editor of the Monitor il
granted, ut least for the present. AS long
rs we can get tolerable beef at four cent.
pound, VIC shall not begin on jackasses.--
Houston Telegraph. ,1laf a8 aH
We don't see how it is, then, that YOU
can swallow Jack llamilton.-[Tyler In.
doy. t..
When Judge Wood, Of the index looks
ut a man through his bloodcolored specs
and Then pronounces him bittor dose, We
think better Of the man. The good oil
Judge, who, in political way, is proud
of his politics and proud Of his pride, car
certainly out-Hcrod Herod, and if Mr.
Hamilton cant come up to his standard o.
Radicalsm, we think he might be n better
Governor, everything considered, thar
many persons ssem to suppose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
The CoNsrlrUrloS.--The sherman Coz

THE CoxsrrTUrIoS.--The shcrman Cou'
ficr says:
Ifapy,hing were wanting to coi0lce us
that the new constitution is as fair ahc
liberal MS the Convention had power to
make, il is the fact that the extreme mem
bc,s of the Convention oppose 1t. III the
constitution is as reasonable in its proVi'
sions IS sc now have reason TO believe that
il il, the conservative portion OF the re-
publican party can count on our oo-opera'
ton in securing its adoption. We viii moi
however commit ourselves uneqnivocally
until we have examined the constitution as
engrosscd.
There is no good reason for waiting Mr.
Courier. You had MS we'll como out Hat
footed now as al any future time. Expert
cncc for the past four years must certainly
have taught you that if The CONSTITUTION
now fore the people, to be voted for
against on The. 9th of July next, shall be
re iccted, worse ono will surely be forcet
upou them in the National Governments
own good time. The ease OF Mississippi IL
n very good one to study. The question
now is, simply, shall we accept the bes
terms of admiss ion 10 Il G. Union, and con
sequent radiance Of the horrors OF militia
ry occupation and military rule, or REFUSE
them now and after q while be forced to &C
cept the most humilinting terms our con
ouerors may see fit to frameg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

Texas LuyATIc AsyLuM.- This humane
institution is under charge of DR.. b. Ora
ham, gentleman of large experience and
of superior capacity for the position. The
Annual report of the Managers is on our
table. 4iltf Sit1f III
When DR.. Graham took charge Of the
Institution in August, 1867, says the Hous'
ton Telegraph, there we're twenty-five
male and thiriy.one female patients. Since
that time there have been twenty-three
males and fifteen females admitted. Dur
ing this time there have been sixteen males
and eleven females discharged, all but -Four
cured. Two have died. In the Institution
now, tliriy-hve males and thiriy-fsar fe-
males. Total sixiy-njne.
Three of these, one female and two
males, arc colorcj.
Applications for the admission Of pa
,iepts. and all communications in regard
70 condition, health, Sc, of those who are
in the Asylum, should be addressed to "D
Graham, VI. d., experimentation State
Lunaiic Asylum, Austin, Travis County
Texas. a
The legal proceedings with app ieat n
for the admission Of patients should al
wars be made and forwarded as above, AMI
await an answer, to know il there isa va
cancy. This is the Law, except In cases oil
great emsrseney.) and viii oflen obriaic
trouble and expense
An payments are required 70 be made
quarterly in advance for county patients
and semi-snBually'fer private patients.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
At,rI,.

Tic eaprlrloas moalh is with us, 40.
earling to an old saw, I, came In like e
lien aud will 50 out like lamb. \ fierce
noriher howled around It's cradle and
soughed | y the dripping caves, aud as We
uwrapped the drppcry Of our couch more
closely about US, We found ourselr mental
Is rceliine the siansa Of almost forgotten
Moiherwe!!-
"Mournhllly, q monrnmlly
This midnight Mind doth sigh,
Like some quaint, plaiD,iYe u'inslre!sy
or ages long gone by.
II tells tale of other years,
or hopes tina, blnomed TO die,
or sunny smiles that set in tears,
And loves that Wondering lie.
The people Of our city, noted for their
vivaeity and gentle good humOr, INDUCED
in many merry aud harmless SELLS and
many OF the charming ladies, MS We under
stand, impatient for the return Of ST. Val
eniines Day, used April's first instead,
loading the post with their beautiful and
graceful conceits. May each lovely and
loved maid and matron linger here to bless
and cheer the world for hundred Apri!s
yet TO come.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

ra-lf there ever has been man since
IIenry Clay justified In sIelaimlng "sars
me from my friehds,' that maa is sI'0o1
J, W. TLroskmoriOn. There are editors In
the State urging convention aud his nom.
lhsiloh for Governor. This Is all fudge,
and cannot do any good, and may do injury
to distinguished patriot. lie cannot take
the test oath, aud II elected, would not be
allowed TO serve. he would not consent
II consulted In regard TO the matter that
any editor friendly TO him should use bis
name in connection with any Office. AL
urgings Of him to run for office or to enter
bitter and yindiclive party canvass tend
10 delay or entirely defeat the removal Of
his disabilities by the General Government,
Gov. Throekmorion is one Of our friend,
and neighbOrs, aud hence we claim TO be
pretty we'll acquainted with his views aud
feelings, and know that while he appre'
ciates the Kindness that prompts the wri'
ting OF editorials in his favor for esndi'
dacy for office, he condemns the judgment
according to which they nrc published. liz
is neither ovcr-ambitious nor in a hurry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
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os saoiiVn il lie resolved By lhs hea'i 81
A,'rrmvn, that there b. lk'isd = sPse Al
ias Of k'riy ssA,s IN each one eaHdfs
aallars werih 81 i,kaAls prsnss'y for The
varFass q grading STREETS sod hillns ap
pad. 10 be sa,lee,el slihla w days u 'hs
paddles lion Of this,
Also q iax VI g. 50 on each dog sn !
e. on sseh slut annually, for which each
naslsr % such taxed doc or slni N'A u
furnished riIh a ain slaDA Has-'i slalAl
10 be worn ON The cellar VI such 'a2sd iss
or slu'.
Tn ne.ion the msellng all'nTAei anti
fha clay evening, April l, 1879,
'llHx. LoSs, Mayer,
Proposals for filling mp any Of tie pond
no. sAisIing Ia any street Of the Town .
Dallas, H..trswAlers stands greater lehs.'
Of time amer rain, as well as for hlehlri
tho stree, nom the ferry East to ia, Z 81
ern boundary Of this corporation, anl con
s,ruetlas a bridge on said street H.ross ID
branch rannins by pr. smar'ls resldsnes
silI be received al tie Myers Office i
tie ,ewA Of Dallas, un'A the 10Th day Q
Aprii, A, ID. 1885, "a proposals can
made for all the HlSve sPeeiaed work, Q
for any speolhtl portion thereof, aud III
contract OF contracts for said work Viii o
The 18th aAy Of April, b. let out TO IL
Lowest aud best bidder or bidders Tor sa.
rnutraets, by the Board Of Aldermen, sa'
Hoard taking In consideration the mahnT
In which said proposals promise 10 Nun
said contracts. Persons making e"nlrae'
E,y be required 90 give bond aLd seenr''
for lhe faiIlEal performance OF said COZ
tracts, DrS. IoNG, Mayor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

GLIDING ON GLAss.-Dissolve in boiled
linseed oil an equal weight Of either copal
or amber, and add as much oil Of turpen-
tine rs will enable you to apply the com
pound or size thus formed MS thin rs pos.
sible to the parts of glass intended to be
gilt. The glass is to be placed in n stove
till it is so warm as almost to burn the
fingers when handled. At this tempera-
ture the size becomes adhesive, and piece
of gold leaf applied in the usual way, will
Immediately stick. Sweep off the super.
fuous portions of the leaf, and, when cold
the gliding may be FURNISHED. a piece oil
India paper should be interposcd between
the gold leaf and the burnisher.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

El~The Galveston Star imagines great
deal since our old acquaintance W l.. Barre,
author of poem entitled "Lost, mounted
the tripod in that concern. II imagines
that Gen. Hamilton had axes to grind at
Washington. 1t imagines that he had no
good right to write from Washington, say
ing that the press were authorized to an
nouncc him q candidate for Governor. 1t
imagincs that IT is something to say against
Hamilton that he did not announce him.
se,f while present In Texas, 'subject to the
dec;siun Of Convention" 1t imagincs
that the Generals moderate course was
dictated by ''poi:cy." 1t imagines that he
is smart enough 10 fool the Democrats Of
Texas and both houses of Congress. II
imagines that he has convinced the powers
that be Mt Washington that when he shall
leave the GubsrnatoriAl chair for seat in
the United States Senate, hs viii be sec
ond Thad. Stevens or another Spo9n-Thisf
in Radicallsm. 1t imagines the Teas
Radicals understand all these things just
exactly as 1t imagines them, and that the
Democrats know nothing of them. 1t is a
most wonderful sheet 10 imagine, and the
unmisiakable doors Of egoiism emitted by
its utterances justify the reader in believ-
ing that II feels perfectly satisfied that any
thing it might chance TO imagine would as
surely be Hthe truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the truth" as, according 10 the
Italian proverb, "when the sky falls we
shall catch larks" IL the editor were to
imagine his wife sugar-plum, he would
doubtlessly attempt 10 eat her, 50 utter lie
his confidence in the truth and tangibility
Of Everything lie imagines. Ii is easy to
ina zine, very. We would chserfnlly i'm
asine six months in lieu Of splitting rails
two hours. We might imagine that il is
fair. in opposing a candidaie pretsnsiOns,
70 impugn his motives, bat leave that
to our contemporary,
W. L. Barre,
OF the Star.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
sey-Tbe New York World commences

sG5,The New York World commences q
leader on the new administration by saying
that this country has never before had
President, and no party has ever even
nominated man to the Presidency, cara
bic of committing the blundcr Of consult.
ing no ONE in respect TO such an important
step as the formation of Cabinet. In
commenting on this, the Richmond (Va.)
Enquirer says; ave believe it was Carlyle
who said that "a man who is always his
own counselor will often have fool for o
client.'n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
fst0tnitE n0HG lsbtsfni.
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N. A. MORROW.
Dallas TsIas MsTsA Is le53-sI laes-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

eES- See the change in the advertisement
of our cntcrprsing merchants and grocers,
Messrs. Prarhcr & Murphy. Their reputa-
ton for fair dealing is envinble, and their
well. selected stock of goods for Spring
and Summer will be Sold as cheap as the
cheapest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
How TO WRITE FOR A NEWSPAPER.

How TO WRITE FOR A NEWSPAPER
1. Have something to write about
9. Write plain-dot your IS
cross your t's-poiht your sentences
begin them with capitals.
5. Write short-to the point-stop
when you're done.
A. Write only on one side OF the
leaf.
5. Read it over, abridgo and cor
rect it until you get it into the
shortcst space possihle-
G Pay The postage.
Z. Send your right aano;
These rules observed wilfalways
ensure the publication Of an article,
and what is more desirable to the
writer. viii secure lis being read
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
w. L. Barre,
OF the Star.

rTThs editors Of the Bohhsn News
say that We are q pOst, which We consider
q eomplinebi, and for Which ne are dulJ
fh.nkful. Bat they missuose Us when
they s.y We nenli0ned snow ssvhite dust
srep. aouf q" TIE floor Of HeAven- We
s.is atbs White dusi swept JSsm he hosr
Of IIcaren-"s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
ry-we havs a coz ..llDg .oom ,llseoun,

erwe have sor.IiDs .oom dlssonnss-
tel with the PIT s,nss of tie llFRAlP'
where rsTssas having business viii Plea's
call. .srsous entering the printing efss
xi.aOnl business or Masking a los'er's dsi
Of T., annoy lA,.SOrkmsn, inlnre the lu'l'
tess, and are by no means welcome. This
fair notice Is meant for all, not excepting
those whO may have been. considering
themselves "rrlvilsgsd characters" The
ladies, however are ever welcome.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

ENTHUSIASTICALLY, in Henderson, Ky,
J. S. Young shot Richard Powell, (son oil
the late ex.Gov. Lazarus W. Powoil,)
through the heart, killing him instantly I;
both drunk. Whisky kills more bcd'es
and damns more souls than war, pesti-
lcnce, famine and disease
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

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ftii 80 go tas fsiiffsts = ~ issaii
fsi'T fiiaiii 90 fsssssig eel ssilss 70
flIisii,si faHf'si ahsag ussil D..
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street Nee trit siitis ~ ssIis Ispi
= stist iis lssifs siil tsi. fl.fg.. s.ssii
f.fiiss h 40 tfu n ssIiai ssss's al
shaft sisfits Essays Spa liisFsfy ed
iosiai isfissi stsislss n ifs0i AL a.
'fuiafsi Do issisusirea ar, b. asi
tisi''i ihsnssi PsTss uIas sli ils Va
Iie4 salissis .hsi rsTiain is he Iursulis
.. "a IssI,siioas u ihs people, shsitsT u
ieEa o. sauHigi sni l'sins ~ Gar fsTs-
;assi rests
10 Msyns Reds MagsIlns, -0nwtrl,
fsF April, has esme 10 hanl, Ihis a. f.ii
pahlissiiea bssils bsius allsl viii : slslss
sud most interesting PFasaie sRl Pasiisal
'nslsagf, il exceedingly sell PFinlel, an
der beautifully illuminaisl cover aud
Appropriate ahi msgnihssnl yigns,is.-
CaTlslOn, Publisher Nss York, issass Il
neatly, Prizes 80 ssH's, sinsls ssRyi OF 8
per Annun, The writings u Capt, Reid
lis PT9jseler ARi editor are u AZ inlsAssly
Interesting RaluTs, aHi possess fAssiaa
lion that makes thea gsheTal fAyOFilsi
silh the levers d hslioa aud hisiOy.-
Many Of lLsm are derived from some his
tory ITSELF some hisserleal fact is sslIst
upon, ahd inneliAIsly cloud Of sshsa
iiOnal faasiss arise, and the author soc
sweeping ONWARD 10 his sllnaslsTl,.
rDr GOlsys LAdy's Book as bFilllah
and beautiful as il is possible for nAsa
Iine to be, for April I: st hand. Il sahnO
bs sxesllei, |, Is OF no use 10 try.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

nly-It is now understood that Gen.
Sheridan will not return TO Louisiana. II
is said he will be assigned to the Depart
ment Of Missouri.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

WHIrEwAsH THAT WILL NOT RUB Orr
Mix up half pailfpl of lime and water;
take half pint of -four aud make starch
Of it, and pour it into the wliitewash while
hot. Stir it well, and make it ready fol
use
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

tO-we Lops to receive a supply Of copies
or the proposed constitution in Ii@e ~ fold
lhsm lathe next Issue Of the uEaALn foF
our subscribers,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

nR-Tie last number Of the Galveston
Star contains the following nHnounesnent
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Five. lie i responsible for EhsisTer sr-
pesrs in these columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

BC.y- We are indebted to John W. Lane
Esq, and Hon. William NJ. Walton, Of Aus
tin, for valuable public documents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-17

of the canyassers to certify the result Of the
said canvass to the Governor, who shall there
upon. without delay. make proclamation of
the result.
SEC. 5. The Secretary of State is hereby
required to include the substance of this act
in the notice of the general election tyr .hs
wear 1869.
SEC. 6. This act shall take effect ard be
in force from and after lis passage and, l'ablI-
cation.
Said election to be conducted, the votes
canvaSsed and returns made pursuant to law.
Given under my hand and the great gel of
e.. s. the Siatecf Wisconsin. at the Cap
itol In Madison. this 18Th day of
August. a. d. 1869.
THOS s. ALLEN.
Secretary of State.