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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

Col y. A. NJ. Dudley, L. 5. A.,
has been appointed to this office by
Special Order 25s. SO they come.
snrial Order No. 255 has been re-
ceiyed from Headquarters, remoT-
inc Hon. {. Caldwell from the Su-
IRENE Bench of this State. 80 they
Po.ITAustin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

The shove rates are spesr; ouuan9 tuksn ct is
rnlur.
ms line oaun--ts II Dlll.s y ifkrsrular Sta<- nne
going North % Mckinney, Bonhzn. Pars and CE1-
villa snd seuthSvest % Ws1ah.rhis, Hflshoru. Vs.
nnf Ausfin-
Pe-son. visifinr western, Nofhversn ~ souih-
--s-s-n Tsrns. shoulf ~ al us.us s.ts az H-s q
4 Il n. n~Sferp>ddous. ~. ch-sp-sa and P-sEt~;
- raryzrs =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
PLANTATION BlTTERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
sheet-anchOr Of the feeble
and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. As a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, it is
superseding every other
stimulant. In. all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as n specific in every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it become s q
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
worldwide sure and get
the genuine. Sold By all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

A negro being caught stealing
from 4 hen rOost, excused himseh "
saving hat -hc only came dar 10
80 & II rhfrkens sleep wid De- eyes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
M EDICINE E,

Is LOCATED oh the Col. Hardin Farm. III miles
North o I jamestown, and will treat, upon purely
physiological principles, patients who may favor
him with a call, laboring under Ague Affections or
Fcve. ofany grade. yellow, typhoid, scarlet or spot-
external or internal; F!ux, and arrangements Of
the bowels Neuralgia, and Rheumatic affections,
Cont, Gravel, elect, and Secret Diseases generally ;
nents, &C.; affections Of Liver, Spleen, kindeys,
Pancreas, &C.; COMPOSITIONS, or accumulations OF
blood in aid to any organ Insanity, hematuria'
or bloody urine yellow disease 90 called crs sinn
Headache, Cold Surface aud E~xtremities, Nervous
ness and spinal affections; Eruptions, Small PoS'
Measles, Erysipelas, letter, Canker, Sores, Car
bunkies, Cancers, Corns Gallons Eniargements;
Dropsiss, Ruptures, Heart anectiohs, Sour or Burn
ing Stomach, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Flatulency,
Costiveness, Piles, Prolapsus Ami, Sore eyes, and
weakness Of those organs; rd psa,n e. cro o%.sapf Excs'
Dislocations, wounds and broken bores. 1900
Especial attention given to FEMALE AZTEC
TIONS ofeyery grade, regardless OF name or locality.
h Having treated with universal success some OF its
v orst forms aud complications, (restoring TO LIE
and utility organs which were paralyEedl WIN
treat generally diseases arising from obstructionsin
the system, or a perverted action OF inc eitcu,a.gsy
naturalization, poison, or accident; does not prom
Use to cure every case (reeardless OF surrounding
circumstances and bad nursing) yet rom MS en-
perience and former success, feels no hesitancy IN
saving az his prescriptions are fully complied "ithl
be viii relievs every sslvablo. case, and prolong the
lives OF many who are deemed hopelessly diseased;
will prescribe by letter for simple or aeea,s as.
renew. and fof every complication one dollar VIII
be added. Chronic cases will receive prompt atten-
tion for from Eve to twenty dollars, as to circum,
stances and surroundings. VIII charge ms ususl
price for his compounds and medicines, to al ms
patrons, unless ordered by quantity, when a liberal
discount will be made. When Inducements oher-
ed, will visit remote localities. ~
re.,,.. also CERTIFICATES Of his superior attsinmenfs
and general good success: ,..,.
Terms, moderate and in advance. fihy cents
mileage, one dollar for prescription, timpie acuVe
Where patrons have not the money, produce ~hi
be taken, n II can be made available.
Freedmen must give good security.
July 3, 1s6e-i2:ly -r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

AUsTIN RECORD-A
Weekly NsxsPaPsr devoted 10 hIsTa'
tuFs, Local News ahd 0sheFal i~aformaiioh,
Issued every Friday msFaiHg At the Capital
sf Ihs State, ct $3.50 Us Currency, or
$3.50 in Cola per shAum, In advance.
Address FOSTER s MATTHEWS,
Auslih, Texas,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
ana Consumption.

Probably never before In the whole history Of med
icino, has anything won so widely and so deeply upon
the confidence Of mankind, rs this excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through a long series Of
years, and among most Of tho races Of mon It has risen
higher and higher in their estimation, as 1t has become
better known. Its uniform character and power to
cure the various affections Of the lungs and throat,
have made ii known as n reliable protector against
them. While adapted to mildcr forms OF disease and
to young children, it is at the same time the most ef-
fectual remedy that can be given for incipient consnmp.
ton, and the dangerous affections OF the throat and
lungs. As q provision against sudden attacks OF
Group, il should be kept on hand in every family,
and indeed as all are sometimes subject to colds and
eottghs, all should be provided With this antidote Tor
them.
Although settled Consunsption is thought in
durable. still great numbers ofcascs where the disease
seemed settled, have b.en completely cured. and the
patient restored to sound health by the CHERRY
PICTORIAL. 50 completely is Its mastery over
the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that the most
obstinate ofthen Weld to Il. When nothing else could
reach them, under the CHERRY PECTO.
RAJ they subside and disappear,
Singers and Public Speakers find great
protection from II.
Asthma is always relieved and ofen wholly cur
cd by ii.
Br0aebitis is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PEfTORAL in small and fire.
quent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that we need not
publish the certificates Of them here, or do more than
arouse the public that its qualities are fully maintain
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

A trt,ltutu M rF driver
bat bios rar. lsixri lhu wlrr d ~
hY h. swaaihraH who rluthi hiiu
,~-urllng another g.ri huav.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
7 HAVE NOW on HAND and offer for
L sale over G00,O0 fceto Of
Seasoned
PINE u Der,

Well Sawed and carefully Stacked, com.
prising
CEILING, from G to IL inches wide.
BOXING, 10 and II inches wide and
from 10 TO 20 feet long.
WEATHERB0ARDING and FLOORING,
G inches wide and from 10 TO IL feet long.
Plank for WAG0N-BEDS from l6 to 20
inches wide.
SASH and DOOR stuff and FRAMING,
such rs is generally in demand.
CASH BILLS solicited and sawed on
the shortest notice.
HkY- Wagoners and others needing Lum-
Der, are informed that by an arrangement
with the parties owning the ferry across
the Sabine on the Jordan's Saline road and
at the crossing of Lake Fork at the Quit
man bridge, all wagons going TO the
above mill for Lumber are crossed FREE,
until the LIST day of December next.
p6y' FLOUR, BACON, LARD and Bots
dare Lumber for wagons taken in ex-
change for Pine Lumber.
JAMES A. STINSON.
Qui,man, July 81, 1S69-4C:4m
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McCURDY'S HOUSE,

INIE will continue eur business as here
w Iofore, with the addition Of ample
Lodging aud = good stable with plenty Of
proSender, aud No pledge ourselves TO la
Dor 10 make all comfortable who may favor
us with their patronage-but Nc will not
submit 10 any disorder or obscene language
In our house. Below We give . list Of our
charges, specie rates;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

delaware las bat qns daiIy "a
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

16O sckEs isRss5. ssSg - " ~, m" nsues I'd.
- Tovx In-S % T. Nicholson, in the town Of
- Tort Wcrth
: ICFFs I'm h-r End praris IN GuaTcTinn
il.1.l Prniri@- I'D imrrusemeuts Sn nrres IN
Mi ,.sisp ths latsrsssdsnus - Dr. Eiohsrd y Gsho /.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

Man and horse all night ! 20
An extra charge forrooms to be oeeu-
pied by one person only.
Thankful TO the public for past favors,
we solicit n liberal share Of patronage In
the future.
G. A. McCURDY & CO.
Kaufman, Aug. I, lsG9-47:iy
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PRICE, $40 PEB BOTTLE.

~ All Druggists and Dealers IN M.eleio- ~
.rTvbere. A. vk5I-ais " z y HAnT CO.
ssd ~vBEEJecE, FISLAE CO. Ss- osssns-
%. ste.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

p.rreneers rest all night at Tyleand Prsirisville-
Returning, leaves Dallas on Sundays, Wednesds-s
ana FRIDAYS, at / A. N. arriving ct Marshall on We
ne.kavs. Iridays and Sundays, ~ 8 :. n, resting all
night at PnirieTine and Tyler
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

the summons wss granted, that Colonel O'Ma-
honey and others hired Air. Rosa to edit
paper published in Dublin. called the Irish
P People-afterwards selzed by the British
government. 1t Is alleged that MIR. Rosa
advanced the sum OF $2500 to the man
agement of such paper, and that the
further sum Of $500 WAS due him on
account Of his serhces as editor. 1t is fur
ther alleged that the money in court was in
tended for the liquidation of the debt. Mrs.
Rossa, on behalf Of her husband, therefore
claims $1,000 IN gold. with compound interest
accrued sluce 18th September, 1865. Colonel
O'Mahony is required to file an answer before
September IT. In an interview with Colonel
O'Mahony. he stated that he never hired hr.
Rossa-that he never had any interest IN or
received profit from the Dublin Irish People,
which, he said, was private speculation OF
the home organization. he classes the claim
az frivolous in the extreme, and hints that the
lady has been csjoleI into taking the step.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03
seost's Railroad Tactics.

About month ago We brought to light q
bill in "a ,ity filed In behal Of the Presi-
dent and Directors Of the B lnk Of the State
of South Carolina aga ust the L .urens Rail
road and others, in which bill complaint was
made tho. at sale, under an execution u
law, Of the roll,ng stock Of the Laurens
Railroad Company. Chat corporation berg
insolvent. and the SAFE and the bank heiug
both heavily Interested as creditors in th.
disposition Of its sase's "a locomotive was
sold and knocked of 10 his Erce'lency Robert
K Scott. not IN his o65cia' character os
s.GoOernor, 6us TO aim os q. iadtsidu u, and
"thst the sgent, Que seph Crews. who
'scted for the purchaser, has proclaimed
"rrgsrdless Of the paramount liens Of the
.S ste and the bank, both liens being per
"f-cted long snterior to the judgmen,
''undsr which the locomotive Was sold"
Tne oomplsinants, therefore, prayed for
y writ Of irjunction restraining SCOTT and
Crews from removing the locomotive or any
other m 'vsble propert' Of which they nigh
have become purchasers. Attorney G-ne
raj Chamberlain, himself q newly imported
Rahicsl, joined in the prayer for this in
Junction, charging that "the purchasers
''u"der srid sale (Scott aud Cre~s) are now
deatgn'ng and eontrioing to remoue dad dis
pose of said property so purehased."
The next thing was letter from "veri-
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"tas" defending Scott. "Veritas" is in the
confidence Of Scott, and in his letter said: {:

"The Governor was not aware that any suoh
property was to be sold. It ls alleged that
number of persons who have rossessIon OF the
..road ia violation of the charter. running It
''purey in their own interest, have been sell
ling ali the loose property of the road 10 the
s'great injury OF the State, which has the prln..
''cipal interest in it, and also to the injury OF
''the bondholders. short time ago they de-
s'tsched the cylinder from one OF the engines,
"and were about to sell II to the Greenvllle
"Rallroad. Mr. Joseph Crews. representative
''from Laurens, happened to be prt sent, and
"belieYing, from what he knew OF the clrcum-
"stances attending the sales, that the proper
.sty was about to be sacrificed, bought IL lor
ssthe State in the name Of the Governor. MIR.
"Crews believed he would be fully justified by
''the Governor, and that it was better that the
property should be held in the name OF some
zone who would prevent its being squandered
'for the benefit Of a few private individuals"
The third chapter in this eventful history
is the letter from Mr.. James, which We print
this morning. It is more than Scott and
"veritss" can answer, try they never SO
hard. An attempt to whitewash Governor
Scott, in this as in every other branch Of
his tactical course, is only waste of ma
terial. The more he is scraped the blaokeI
he grove.
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! r. OUD HO IT nL.

tHfs rKW AND OOhMOI IOUs BOUag OuA1
I'D corner OF Broadust aud F0rty-ssoob d.srreei
possesses advantages st other houses for The
medallion Its guests. Il Wis built expressly
for = ar .t-ci'ss family bnarding house-the room,
bsIng large and on suite. heateo ~ stetw-~tb moi
cold ter and furnished second 70 n17e; While
she culinary department. is in tht most s1Deri'nrcd
uands afJ',rding guests an uneQualIed tabIo.
One OF Atvood's Pal mt Elevators 10 aiHo among
the IN Ddern improvements" at the services o.
guests st al hours.
Ihe BroadwL, and University Pao. tarn Dass the
door every lour minutes, ruunin frOu. the ~
Hail 10 Central PAX while the .ixtb ahi evenib
avenue ines but O short block IN eituef side
anording ample facilities for co'Dmun catlnv Hth al
he depo's, steamboat landinas, "laces OF nc use.
mept erd bnriness of the Qre Il metropolis.
MORE & H0kLEY, ProprtetorS.
March 10 6nos
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The September Elections.

The first of the fall elections took place
in Calitornia on Wednesday. The members
Of the Legislature, county officers, and two
judges of the Supreme Court were then
chosen. There was great excitement be,
fore the decisive day, in the rural districts
as we'll as in the large cities, and it was diff
cult to define some of the subdivisions Of
party. The last election for judges Of the
Supreme Court in California occurred in
1867, when Royal 7. Sprague, Democrat,
was elected over John Curry, Republican,
by majority Of 2269 Iu 1868 Grant car
ried the State by 5l4 In the Legislature
of 1868 the Republicans have majority oi
six in the Senate, and the Democrats ma
jority Of twenty in the House democratic
majority on joint ballot, fourteen. The
Democratic candidates for judges of the
Supreme Court are J. B. Crockett and Will
liam T. Wallace, and for Mayor Of San
Francisco Frank McCoppin.
The Vermont election takes place on the
7th of September, for Governor and State
officers. As the State is overwhelmingly
Radical, the election of that ticket is NOR
ally certain.
The State election in Maine OCCURS on the
18Th September. and will afford some indi-
cation as to the popularity Of General Grant
and his administration, and whether they
have lost or gained popularity. Grants ma
jority in 1868 was % 0S0 and Chamberlsin's,
the present Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, &c. .4O3. A United States senator is
to be chosen in place ef William Pitt Fes-
sender, who seems to have lost some caste
with the Radicals on account Of his course
in the Senate relative to the impeachment
trisl-he having voted against that nieas-
ure. The mslcontents are not, IL is appre-
herded, sufficiently strong to prevent his
return to the Senate if he desires to 60.
There is also some muddle in regard to the
liquor question, and a third party is talked
of Some Of the Republican papers affect
to despise the movement, while the Demo
Gratis are hopeful Of creating split in the
Republican ranks that will result to their
benefit. But the Indications are that
whether third party attempts to make
a show at the polls or not, Chamberlain
will be reelected by decisive major
ity. The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor is General Franklin Smith, quite a
strong and popular candidate. Chamber
lain is the candidate of TIE Radicals and
Hlohborn of the 'fhird party Some in.
terest is attached to the eleotion in Maine,
rs her vote, with her State motto-"Dirigo,"
lead-is used in all important oleotioneer
ing occasions as tending to show which
way the popular sentiment is drifting.
The above comprise all the State elec-
tions that occur during the month Of Sep
tember. L. October the great field days Of
tho fall campaign occur in Pennsylvania
aud 0aio, with State elections in Iowa and
Colorado; and in November the elections in
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,,
Minueso,a, Wisconsin and Illinois-with
Mississippi and Texas--clcse the fall sea-
con for the y ar 1869
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gBIris.
NHAKL LIE sTON HOT Ell,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH OARoLINA.

THIS FIRST.OLABB HOTEL sIiUATRD IN a
pleasant loradon aud IN the business portion Of tue
cit rendsrs It tbe most desirable note for either
permanent or trans 'ent guess. he accommodations
unsurpas cd hav ~ rx ensivr suites ~ elegantly
fu nj ned sp ,rtncut, 10, f'mi ics single gentle
men The proprietor will endeavor maintain the
biyh reputItion joycd by tine {" :barleston" as q
nr~ class bous-, ana effort Siil bs sorred 10 do
serve continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto
fore br.towe1 upon II
Tho bcsi 0f Live , accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment.
The honss I supplied with tho relcbrated Arte.
sian Walsr oi which dell .hifu 10 hp can be had
sf.bsr DAY or night. r.. II. JtORN0N,
JgIy II Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

LNOH Salt, THE DES,h h,DLE Nh-i-
Il DtNE near Hampstead Ma-the House
and Lnt No. "a Amerca-str'e one io.'r South ,i
Blake, OIL east .de of raid greet be Los measures
in front on .me i-stree 65 feet nche-. IN depth
l50 fest more or less. with the ar por,iou Of the
lot on the south, sav - feet - ipciis. On tn
pre- ses Il "a ostantially nut two INDIA haf story
wooden iwellin;o brick 'undhOn containing
five squire :oor, With gas hxtur,s oder. q
dresslu loom. pintry md fnishro atics. aud cou-
BILE PIAZZA all 0vere With heavy tn iately repaiut
and private stairway; also, two story Ki'chen
With tuur -ooms, ,.oacnhIuse. stable and n loft,
&C.; also an sive cister built with flte ipg
wall, ani gocd wei oil cho ce spring water, eaen
Furnished with u rodern u'Up. An open feuce In
front. win ev rern hedge. also d jwer parden in
'front.' extensive vine OF cho ce grapes nov IN full
bearing, v-Rotape garden aud frlit trees comprts-
ing sweet orange, nrcta inc. peach plum. ng, &c.
The reIgh orhooj Is motor icus he lthy location
Possession cal be g,veu immediately.
For terms &c. ply to EIWAkD =. IHAR1N,
No. 8 Gillon-strert. near Old Pos,ouce or on the
premises. August 10
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W.aes, llqu0ls, Ute.

~ ID w Il i - X &c -.
he U,DRRSIGNeD B.G LEAVE TO AN
EJUNCE thai thev uave oeen appo ute oy Mes rs
NkY :. HAN NIo & IO.. OF Pail 'deipnia, th,ir
soa Agents ijr tho 1t e of south ,arolina Tor fhe
sue OF thr,f celebrated ACME K Xxx xxx. xxx,
NrC,AR CABINET and o her br-nds ULD Wy"
VIII 6IR.
Ih-y 80 wish to announce that they WILL be ID
constant receipt of ,her COPPER DI>iIL..ED
MOU~ AIN PURE RYE WHI>KIR5, direo' odD
Dissii--y O, Hsunisy,.le, Be. kelley county, West
Virauis
Lto,rAl contracts WI b, mi ie tor Ia ge lots Of
new Wuisk1es in boLd at DistillerV Warehouse.
OLAcIU & WIFE,
NO. 3D. East Bay rect
June 16 wfm3nos Vpariesu'n' ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-03

,uHN ID. a l. E. a ID Z IL,
ACCOUNTANT.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT.
NO. % nroad-street.
ngsPROrFULLY sOLIUl1s BUSINESS IN A
JUs1JN6 ACCOUNT 81 Merchants and others,
and in WaITIN3 Up AND POSTING their BOoRs'
s,,ner IN ,,ar, or whole. &c. January9
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ENUR SALE, FOUR nIcC ,Esrnf KOL-
Il LER GINS, second hand. nut little used
1 Prem um Faim Ciri.t Nj |, "Proseus" Patont
l Haudpower teel Grist Mill
10 Ploughs, Of varied and most approved patterns.
all hut little used AL ut low prizes
/ Cotton eLker
Four-horse Power steam tngine second hand, in
good conoiion
Apply to ,ANERON, BARKLFY CO.,
Nor beast coruer Meeting aud Cumberland streets
August 9 Inn
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TIE merchants of Blackville, at the re-
quest Of the planters, have agreed not to
buy cotton between P. M and daylight,
with the hope that they may be able to
check the purchase Of stolen cotton. This
is an important stter, and will, We hope,
receive personal attention.