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NOTICE.

Il HAVE this day, November 10, 1862
III purchased Of W. c. c. Aka.d, his entire
stock Of Merchandise, Books and aceounts
Que him OF this date. viii continue the
business at his old stand, where | can ut
Ill times be found, ready and willing 70
wait up,n all who may favor me with their
custom. Ny stock 10 new and comprises .
splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, Gro
carries, Clothing, Hardware. Notions, Hats,
Booss and Shoes Bseging and Ties, in
Tact everything necessary TO supply ths
wants Of our psoflss Give me call be-
lore purchasing eIstEbere. Ny motto shall
be. Quick snleE and Snail Proftsr
EH-R. NICHOLS.
psIlss Ter = lsss-ll IN
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Arw entertainments.
RACES

nALLAs, TEXAS, Dec. 10th, 1860
IL There will lie Race run on the Dali
las Face Course, on the 10Th Of January,
lS70-mile heats, best two in three, for
purse Of One Hundred Dollars ia silver
plate. One bundled specie dollars entrance.
Free for all horses, mares and geldngs.-
The entrance to go to The winning horse
ten per cent. to the Dallas Club for use of
track-thrce or more to make a race
Weights of riders according to rules Of
racing. Time Of entrance to close Jan. | :.
JOHN c. Mccoy,
1885, President Dallas Jockey Club.
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ss3rThs returns from the 2lst Senatorial
District show the following result
srSArf-Sam, Evans, 1865; James X, T,
Record, 1iE II, 7. Barley, 50.
REFArsrSrATiyEs-(thres to eleeD-J.
". Lane, Of Dallas, 1925 d. S, shelburns,
Of Collin, 1888 A, Z. Leonard, Of Tarrpni,
1910; A, NJ. Cochran, Of Dallas, ISL II. S.
Johnson, $50.
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p1rThe Holiday or December number Of
Godcy's Lady's Book, already at hand, is
the superbest thing in its line ever gotten
up in this or any other country. 1t con-
tains, among other illustrations, a fine
steel portrait Of that veteran literary gen.
tlemap, LOUIS A. GopEY.
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To the Public.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, having purchased
Il the stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye-Siurs, etc, formerly Owned by
Messrs. Clark & Bryan, takes this method
Of informing his friends aud the public
generally Of the fact. And he takes oeea-
sion 10 say that hereafter he or Mr.. fHASK
SArRE, will be found at the old stand ever
willing and ready 10 wait upon customers,
and that the stock will at all times be
found fully up TO the wants OF the trade.
by the sirieiest attention TO the business
In all It's details he hopes to meri, aud re.
ceive the liberal patronage Of the people.
THOMAS II. FLOYD.
Dallas, Nov. 81, lsG9-lltf
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gey- The Dallas Thespian Corps will be
on hand again after while, having in re
hearsal two frst-rate pieces-"The Rough
Diamond and "The Dead Shot," We know
they will play we'll, and we believe they
will have full houses.
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- JONES
Dai'as, pts n, isaiah
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GaAysoy CouxTr.-Totul registered vote
1900; actual vote 500.
Legislature-Threc members Democrats.
County officers mixed.
Conner will carry the county by 100
majority. a full vote would have given
him 800. HARE.
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rTIn MeIennsn county, as we learn
from the Waco Register, the white and ne
gro votes we're kept separate. 0nly the
white vote has come TO hand Hamilton
received 5G5y Davis, =. For congrsss-
Jacob Eliot, Con- 5s7; W.T.clsrk, (Rsd.)
g. WI. Morris for Sheriff was almost
uuanimsusly elected b. white and black
votes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-11

pT Charles W. Gssrs, Of the Monitor,
win initiate in Denton the custom Of prin-
ting New Years Address for the carrier.
Jimmie Williams carries lhs Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-11

Mr.. John w. Swindclls the editor
of the Dallas Herald, is now on a
trim 10 New Orleans and tho east
crn cities, on business connected
with his paper. That paper has
constantly increased in its circuia-
ton and usefulness, and il has done
rs much for Northern Texas, as any
paper has done for its section.
Kaufman Star.
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DICKSON'S
IMPROVED COTTON

lMPkOvEU CUIIUN !.
vIyHI SUCCESS of Cotton Raising de-
i ponds much upon good seed. We have
gone 10 some expense in getting this cot.
ton from first hands mir. David Dickson
Of Georgia. aud now offer the seed 10 the
public at 81 80, specie, per bushcl. Ad-
dress, ROSS & BRO,
Dallas, Texas.
CERTIFICATES.
DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. 90, 1869.
Messrs. Ross & Bro. The handful Of
Dickson's Improved Cotton seed you gave
me last Spring, planted beside the COM
mon Cotton, but q month later, not having
received them until very late in the Spring.
nm fully Satisfied the yield was half us
much again as the common Cotton.
JOHN HOWELL.
We have received some Of Dickson's I'm E.
proved Cotton, which has proved to be de-
cdedly the most productive Cotton we ever
planied.-Ishnm Weaver, Newton county,
Ga. l.. L. Lineecum and James Lauder
dale, Washington county, Texas; W. Pat
terson, Liberty Hill, S. G; W. +. Atkinson,
Wayne county, N. q.
ATHENS, GA, Sept. g 1867.
Mr.. Dickson Dear Sir,-I think the Inn
proved Cotton Seed bought of you last
Spring will nearly double my other Cotton.
I wish had bought enough to have planted
my entire crop. NC .FULToN.
GERMAN Town, TENN, Nov. Is, 1868.
Mr.. David Dickson Dear Sir,--For the
last IS years have planted % varieties of
Cotton, and tile Dickson Cotton is the best
of them oil Very respectfully,
BENZ. W. BEDFORD.
QuINcY, FLA, August, 1860.
Mr.. David Dickson Dear Sir,-.You wish
to know how your Cotton compares with
the common Cotton. Your Cotton will
nearly double it. Very respectfully,
JOS. DICKSON.
QUiTNAN, Ga, Oct. 8, 1860.
Mr.. Dickson: Dear Sir,-You wish 10
know what difference there was between
your seed and the common seed in the
yield of cotton. am fully satisfied that
your seed will on any land nearly double
the common Seed
Yours respectfully,
j. NJ. W. HILL.
Nov. 81, 1sG0-1l:tf
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CITATION.
MARY E. Y0UNG)
vs..
WIN. S. YOUNG.

wM. S. YOUNG.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of Tarrant County Greeting :
VOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to
i summon William s. Young, by pub
fishing this citation in the Dallas Herald,
q week y newspaper published in the town
of Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, (there be-
ing no paper published in this county for
four weeks, to be and personally appear
at regular term Of the District Court, to
be holden at the courthouse in Fort Worth,
Tarrant county, Texas, on the l4th Monday
after the second Monday in February 1870,
Mary &. Young, filed in my Office against
him, said petitioner, charges that about
the 18th of December 1866, Plaintiff and
defendant were lawfully married 10 each
other, that from said day and until about
the LIST Of September 1867, they continued
to live together as man and wife, and that
during about two months commencing from
about said day) the defendant maliciously
cruelty wronged, and illtreated plaintiff
in her sickness, for that during most Of
said two months plaintiff was confined to
her bed and was thus left alone by defend
ant wholly dependant upon the charity Of
neighbors, for sick room attention, and for
the fnai restoration to health, the defend
ant has abandoned the plaintiff. Plaintiff
apprehends great danger 10 her health in
longer living with defendant as his wife.
Defendant has been guilty Of excuses, cru
ell treatment and outrages toward plaintiff,
Of such nature a. 10 render their longer
living together insupPortable; whereupon
she prays for decree OF divorce disolving
the marriage existing between her and
defendant
Witness, A. @. WALKER,
CLERK Of the District Court OF Tarrant
county, Texas, done on The 2sd day Of Nov.
A. d. 1889.
A. @. WALKER, District Clerk.
The ststs Of Terss, Tsrrsnt county. !,
A. q. Walker, clerk Of the District Court
for Tsrrant county, TEXAS, do hereby GER
tify that The shove and foregoing is true
and correct copy Of The orig NAL nov On
fls in NJ cfHre.
~ Witness
SEAL A. @. WALKER,
Wv District clerk.
Cane 10 hand Kor. 25ih, 1853, and or
dsrsd 70 be served by publishing in the
Dallas Hersld- for four weeks.
{. J. DOTCKK.
l8sr shf I {. I
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g@we are indebted TO Col. Hughes Of
weRlherforj, for election returns from
TarrRut aud Hood counties.
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fTFrOm all returns received Captain
John c. Conner is 1923 Ahead Of all con-
retiiors for Cosgrsss.
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FRESH BREAD
THE REASON WHY


YOU shsull send year orders for seheoi
Books, Letter Cap and Neis Paper
BlaHk books, RRSslePss rSiass, 0srisa
Seeds, Stationery, sahdAy School Books
ani ether Goods Of this character 10
T.. N. CUSHING,
llolsi0n, Is because be has The largest
stock, iLs test variety, sAi sells the sAssP-
est Of any house IN his lins in TEXAS, And
THE REASON
Why he eaa do this IL because he buys Of
manufacturers aud saves Jo66ers profits,
lie buys Tor cash aud saves the discount,
lie buys In large Quantities ahi gets the
lowest rates. lie receives his goods direct
aud saves freight aud charges, and he does
= large business, aud can afford 10 sell
close. Send for his price lisi, aud try him
with an order.
Houston, September slh, lsC9-i'if
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Male and Female
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

HNllk sktOAD SESSION II Ibis IS.,,-
II FrTioN Sill ePsh ia ihs Christian
thuneh hailliHe, ia Dallas, on sfonaay
September 9th, 1850.
Eaics u Isliisn. Psf Ssaslal Per srsIsn NJ
fseniy hssks
flhsf ctAss-IhFlsiinF sIsilisE E..sin.
Nninf, fnHaFg AFiihufiis, krlr.Tssis
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shtoAn cLAss-Issluiins InisIlsriuaI .nJ
riaHh@i AFiihnsilr, 1s-sTsIhy ,gTsmmaT,
nsis'fs Nals.el ftiieseIhg, AsiT.nomy,
fhgsielssg aEdChrhaistTy - Is n,
fiiIhb CLAss-Insi.iiHs Ansi,,i,. R.,.,,
Hfalssts ttSaiian, Composition. nh-i,rlr
i.sh' L.'ia' 1Issk sAi Higher AaiLsuat'
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Mnsir, 'N""'' ~
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Tie aease ns1IisAsi rIisss ars AZ ..o,i, t.,s. =
N.i"h@lraffvhsy tsten a lie eamnsTs ial vaias
Tara ',aasai -ill - charged ffnu the time of en-.
isiins sshs.al aHiiiihs chess ofihs session.
No isiasiiea Sill - msis, except IN case efpTo.
usslri slsAeSss sitse sesks aF mnTe.
l s,i''sn payable a the expiration Il zach i,s
h.riiss IN private f.niiiss At reasonable rates.
ItH "s'"fs,gnssi drsins o tulli upa s,h,al II tho
~ Nls"s H1 WITS o. HE Iasi hislufy a. a
".,h',' -ni oeniialiy Invites patronage
"" has had sisht loars experience in leach.
~ AM h.fas, ~ as'liuiiy IN ihu ,lisJhar.- q
ne hHlr' " FriAin the rsltm ahi go h,encs ~ tha
i--rlr II iAlias All IT, vicinity H. al, ana ,,,nu.
prize,
JOHN HANNA. 4. ~, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. LoUiCoUGuAN0UR, Assistant
July I, is1a-isiy
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CEDAR SPRINGS
SCHOOL.

HNlE THIRD SESSION OF this School
Il will commence on the second Monday
In October. The Scholastic Year will DO
divided into two sessions Of five months
60 weeks each.
Ttaas Of TaiGoH, per Month;
FIRST CLASS-orhography, Read
ing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng
lish Grammar and Composition, - OF
SECOND CLASS-Nalural, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry,
Rhetoric, Logic, the Higher Niathc-
MATES and the Latin Language, 90"
Incidental tax, 81 per session of 20 weeks.
Board can bo had with the teachers at
81 90 per month, exclusive of washing and
lights. [Oct. >, lSj9--3.tf
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NOTICE,

HAVE this day, November 10, 1862
Ill sold out my entire stock of Goods,
Wares Merchandise, notes and accounts, TO
Z. ii. z. Nichols, who will continue the
business at my old stand. All claims due
me will be paid to him.
For time can be found at the store Of
AR. Nichols, to whom 1 take great pleasure
In referring my old friends and customers.
W. c. C. AKARD.
Dallas, Nov. %, 1s69-ll:2m
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gD- We thank the clever Col. s. Hare,
of Sherman, for election returns.
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EDUCATIONAL.
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az Read The Ssv Orleans letter from
a.; ssiblsiis-
, 1869-04-14

NC NE weight and coat Of an folIe7. uasde. %
~ poealoe, md viii b. obugeq II msuulactn.
osa or oealet1 VIII R1So NE tbs na1,res to4ethae
TIN NC addreaa OF enc Or two kaf1ue,3 Hho uss
Aem; near railroad depot III the better. ~ It
PosSaas ta&t alay ps Abtc to see them worf.
ay lMnef ahou1d use roller End no one Who
~ ~ s1V u eighty acrcs oF corn OF other crop
t~o Jeazs II tas farthess, and ofr-n n ~ Va
Usually Plant corn tatee feet aad eirtt fnehes
"ae Aaa appsa7s to me that the roller ouQtt 70
1e >" @e koa1 enf, OF seFtn fee4 and f,ur ffIchea
1aa ne3I eoiAs Is he rt2hs stzs 10 ran easy 1nd
10 us beat work This viii, no tapubt 1,e fo.,nd
N soue1 Of much :esa t>sueter tyau IL n.o.r.
app1shenied II roller Of nTe Or dt hundred
pounus better than oae Of eight to ten I'm.
1' sl "M % 70 much the cheaper, md msny
am4a "M puscaase ~ho caanot a1b<d tho
Nfge ones 4 good trun rlaer on9ht not 10 east
more than fasfy or drr5 dofhsa
TEE wRA1HrR,
~ unM2se7 sonc weeks since, the weather haa
ffoFed cold aod 0hfAsurahle to farm Nnyt THO,
uucrs who hare lot been atraId Of trenrh ,n1oxs
Ing fsvr been bus1, ozt the g1e4s u,aa9 hare s,.
ply been whiting for good weather. Corn xta1k.
eannos b Fafed up. and, II they were, couM not
oo pulnfA hn0 hence the coso-1eid has not bea
1easaeo- Manure could not he haalesI on account
of me son ground, tie Is not ut hand m m.ta
oratnA md work Ia generally At stsud.s,ill III.
t1e ousincas Is doing. bat there Is no parttcutar
strsss Tor uoaet. The nufaer1es arr ssrinned of
lfuh aad anade tres, aid orcha planting win be
light this spring. "'1 w
Ihe INDICATIONS aze, IL have before stated. for
ccot dntHmts, Min nir1pst total spsence of1hun,
aes and gatuing-faForahle to the xfazsae, s1nall
g'al1a and root c1upk Il we would have : ono,
crop Of corn. early planting. thorough culture snd
Top dEesslnS of manure arc the clements. thas
may insafr It. The man who saJ1 thas aastcu1-
Iu1o Is senlsmaeeal aud al undedned sc1euce writes
bl+nAcif down hlocthead; sud thosa tar7n.ya ,,o
Falt for the weather Nl md ,he,uselyes tavva.,ix
n TIC neld Of progress, There Is sonethtno nae
al tdAs MAy be done e. eu now.
Tie winter Whcas Is sery promising, aud al the
prtng wheat aoHn during the ftue weather or Feb.
ua1y and 1at Of March il coming on vel uapeh 10
he nstoniahueat ct old farmers WHO dont ~
lcve In getting out ton earIy. R.;H,,
, 1869-04-14

fudge Of tne district kittna aone, or b. tie Justice
Of tho 8upfe1ne coun and Circuit Jadge
G1tpnE oGefhe5, III which caae tho Justtcs uf the
Supreme CooH shall ptcakle; OF, in the abseuce
Of etfaer ol tnef ~ the other who AhA1l preskde}
md TIC District !ahRe: and such courts ;uay be
htd tt fh6 haute tins ia tic dtereut dIatrcta OF
the s8n6 e4TGntt: and capses nxT Re- hesr1f and
tiled b each nf The Judges doidne sn1 .aca
Justice Or JudTe WHO ahxA designate the bQsiness
to be do1a bY e1ct. The Ctcult IutlQsg sh1ii ench
srcetrs ~ AuDnal sslsty Of $500.
~8H. I TtAt nothing in this act shal, infect the
powers Of 1e Jus4scea nf the supreme Cut,yt -
1u1xes Of tin Circuit Court except il the sDp,tut
Inent at C2eEks Of the Circuit Cou7tk, who "a esch
cirt1x. shall be appointed BY the Circuit J,kk.as Of
tnat Gsealt aao tSe Cefks d the District C1ua
Ahau b. appo4ntcd n5 TIN Juages thayeof fespeet-
istlJ: trurtLAf. 7aat tho present cF,rks Of suid
cor<ta &deU faoHnaa tn omce TIL ot1er npupat,t-
1nen1 b made u thaar place, OF they ba Otherwise
renared.
"skc- 1tAs II shall be the duty Of the Chief
Justice and ol each Justice Of the 3uptecn Court
to attend at east one term OF The Circuit Court In
each district ri hts ctrrnt lnriug ereyJ pe.,od ei
two yearA
:. "sEc ! 7d=< a1u Jadgp' Of auy court or tne
United SIA2es- Who having held hI1 commissioa a.As
such At least se1lyeat1 ahAn aft7 having attained
me age ct seTeDty yeafa, Tctgu his oince. and.
sha}l theteafter ch11hg the 1rsltne Of his naturM
tue receive the en1oe salary Each WIS By law par-
hb!e TO him at the 1n.e OF his rr4ua1tpn
, 1869-04-14

We published, few days since, the terms
on which Tho Hudson'a Bay Company hid
agreed Ia cede its territorial rights to the
Crown Of Gxeat Britain, and which werc
announced recently in the H1ase Of Lo1ds
By Earl Granville. The Dominion OF Cam
ada, by the addition of tie Hudson Bay
territory md the union with Batiah Co
lu,abia AID Newfoundland, for which the
Legislatures Of both have recently voted,
becomes, 50 far as her superficial arca is
Concerned, the ftth country Of the world
In SIZE size is exceeded only by the Chinese
Empire, the Russian Empire, and by this
republic, This Tast extent OF territory,
however, is low in The seals af population,
and stands only treaty-eighsh in tho Gst Of
n.sions: But this deficiency the viii amend
in tiuse, especially when she shall shake Of,
, 1869-04-14
Westerly ELECTlO,S&


4aisaan county-saperrisora elected: ssrester,
WEI AAl1san, Dem; Toutca, Men1T Gum; Rob
erR John Myers; Remington, #. u. uatsoa;
Evans, Nathaniel Moore.
Morgan county.-At the charter election Ia VA
very and FirEtnaa, the tnti-Neensa tickets were
elected
Ve1nt,son County Supervisor esec.ed: Dsn-
vile, Lcrlu 7. ralnaer and John l. T1ncher: Rast
AlEan Gilbert; blount, George G. Smith: Eewelt
William II. co:uell Grant, Ira Orcea: Carroll, A,
Il. osBfsant; GeosEssown, Etam Henderson; Oak
wood, George A. Fog: Pilot, Ell Helu1Iek: n WOOL
Evln Iawozth; Caslln. g. n. Fato.
InwA
c. u, Baldwin. Democrat, has been elected
Mayor of Lyons tJ 11 majority.
H1cuoAs.
The Detroit Frse Ffras pcmocratIc) claims tia.
ciRat Of tho sixteen Circuit Judges are pctoocrsts
6anisao counsJ elects IL RepnbncAa sape,vsos.
&nd Democratic. .C1ton County, II Republicans.
Democrats; Barry County, 10 Republicans
Democrats; Clinton County, Republicans 8
Democrats: RtA0ch County elects ali Kenah,,caa
Supervisors but three.
WISCONSIN.
1hera wore three candidates for Count1 linden
IL Dodge couuty--A Scott Sloan, Republican: :
Hays, Democrat; E Rotnt, Independcnt. Sloan
Is elected by plurality OF about %, tho Demo-
cratic cantldate running some 60 yosca behind
the independent The county, tast fall gayc over
2,ooo Democratic majority
QUO
fhilApde1 GFtE2; Republican aad Trmrctaucc.
nas oecn elected Mayor Of Sandaaky By xs6 ma}or-
lfy. The Republicans and Temperance men haye
also carried Fort C1iutqn,
, 1869-04-14
TIE FREEDMETS BUREAU.

Letter from General Howard.
1he following letter from General O, o. How
Nus N AnxN9 70 letter Of 1n{11ty sattresScd him
2 hoa. ~ y. DoekesJ. Chairman Of the House
toMMtsseo ca Freedmen An1irs is Interesting as
e1hloak1ug the present stains OF tho Frrthnene
WAxMyo1ox. .. e. Ap<ii 3 1sE.
tf1H u y. peekr91, = C.. Chairman o. A.AAttsss o.
gr<<tHt&t fair, Haxsr ~ Representatives
ukAA SI1 hase rcetavea yor1 note md VEL cheer
to1N ensEpV EHh tc1t xSssuest-
I'D stfnere.-i hare Nfvad1 eiose3 up III .aas 4
the eaftan c5r the eaEcahnaal work The ot
ss;nhttA sS three hoxpsn1stne At FiekstEtE. ot Il
FseaHaoud- r. And oxe tn this District / think
asEsr sSe1ftfue q ntnty has beF4 dsa.e ia Neasoa
et1ildn:. 10 cities and Than would hAEr ID
II E5SiEE the rdcxk1fcasl wpTf t1a be sLsende1
nao.t than hetttpftfe With lr1ursf1vey tEtA outlay,
hF sr~htnk The cooperation 81 the ftorlE Wn h1rc T.
rrsdy quite eCsps Of coerrd teahet4- and VII
echnofs and he comparatively vc rtcc!Tcd frFnFEst
to haze buf aftn1 n tAtA Ss1te hfrAffc tn
eare tvey ckrt in order to uAe te ct
nGr appropriation for the ftast.k ot ecs IN ptacs
tkrta
haze been oblifed hJ lay 70 oooRe!ate 9TH their
to pstpa3t teAtAe4x ben ns1si1Atd to hrp IT,
stitutiocs ct thc higher esaAk You my commit
nIou .ntxest 70 ID tht eo'ns5y tsoola ~ ss,aenaie,
ortd iozehvTs 7ey much Il night ase b we 70 tie np
oth*r object shaa 70 es.5 es Tic g4 r Consrss on
sas' subject h., I;. IL n con5a.sssaa4p ST d .sasmeap
Pa-Yon wsn naeer hs ttr reports ccbools ID c.a1-
drca q rriufrrsf FaE1=caa Aoata, Klchuaond u
NilspIastln. y. C.. Lookout Mountain, Tenn, Int
lev otbe:1 Tnese ehEd7to A1t Al Htist. o. d 81
, 1869-04-14

Gates vnJ plainly thss people south e1 q arc IN
vesttux Freely, which theJ would not do Il thczo
WIZ d1ao1fs ot ths gov3usnent lands d1v also
enhancing tn valun very rapidly, and plaatstto1s
which IeAf aeo were al11ose given awsy, kru now
spprn1tmsstux the ral1e - ppon them betoss tlp
xsr, aod arn not fer Galc st II
Everything, IN fAes, indicates degree Of con-
tenftotnt fne many years unknown In this dis
u1cted. and poverty stricken section Of the mil
verse, and, with the money sud assistance rapidly
g1zvttsunE towards this country fsotr the Eofth.
mrst soou GIVE tns South 2mprc substxutta1 and
enduring wealth thzu Il en}o5ed besore Tn vxr.
Ya-
, 1869-04-14
pf1LT{C.lL

Colonel O. r. sulth, editor and puhlsher Of the
Jacksonville {11l> yesrnal nAa withdrawn there
Tom (his vafedictory appearing ID Mondays L.
tsseh to taSs government appointment u San
francisco, and IS succeeded By Acsrz. Cnaatn 4
Glovef.
scuator Anthony, OF Rhode Island, In tcnt,tar
TO the last speech Of hh colleague, concluded nJ
saytag; "WItn NJ. .sps1gue ~ le.det II finance.
NJ Colorado JeNets In diplomacy, auo Nr,
George F. Ttatu In general ssates1nansnlp, the.e
was stu hope for he country"
writer in the New Haven Conn, RA,1s.er is
evidently not An 2anlstF Of The c1ltor Of the
Fatladfa7n, Of that city. he calls him ~ oes-
rerase political meudicant," "strolltnx vass-
bond Of fortune," = "secdy pleturo-ventcr'1 4
"mosa1 h!tn2," "Nhnse tonl and tesso,4nx
tongue dsips nith gail and squalc1ts, 70 "b1scs.
guard who "nAfes a!ahdcr and scur1tnsy pro.
fesslon- ' a moral monster" &c, 4c.
This Antioral HaPsias xsntn14 th1t 9ecsre Il
Ssuaf1, OF fhtlsdelpaia NsA odtrcd seat Ia Gen.
erA G1znis cx1lneA hut declined Il l. esrs,
"Betdea other positise evidcnoe, We hxye been
permitted to sce N Autograph letter fsora the
President TO Af. Stuart, written Heek before the
taaagura,ton, which nnllr confirms our assertion.
The whole Transaction Is a,i1o honorable to bots
The ll4tingutahea gentlemen CONCERNED. &ad the
only real rcGret ANY one Gu h4ye Is that Mr.
Stuart fel, COMPELLED, OF aecount OF the prrca-
dous con<nfon Of his health, to deeIne the I7cs1.
dcntr orc1tnre1- Az his friends afe aware. Mr.
S has for years been atncted Htth soass,odIc
Asthma"