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railway fare from New York for immi-
grants is only 97 los and the Journey
Is a bagatelIe. | have not been further
ON the way than the summit Of the Rocky
Mountains, to the end of the rail as finish
ed when | was there, bat hat part of the
trip was SO enjoyable that the other half,
If like 1t, which [ am assured it is, may
certainly be recommended. Gold is
more plentiful on the Pacific seahoard,
and the rush of emigration has scarcely
yet Set in from the east. Wages are high
er there than in any of the elder States Of
the Union. | have a list now before me,
and letters from trustworthy people,
showing that the rate Of wages is about
the anne as in the Eastern States, with
this important differences, that the dollar
there means a gold CON instead of a pa
per promise 10 pay, and is Just now worth
a shilling more Also the eight-hour sys-
tenn is more generally adopted in Caljfor-
MIA, and, as a rule, most men prefer eight
to ten hours hard labour every day.
Among the drawbacks to a factory work.
mans life in America must be placed the
absence of the Saturday half-hoIidav,
which has not yet been introduced. Ia
many places indeed the hours of labour
are still eleven instead of ten per day,
and hut ~three-quarters of an hour are al
lowed fer dinner.
II | were an agriculturist-either la
bourer or small capitaIist-T think |
should make my way to the eastern side
OF Iowa, a few miles the other side of the
Mississippi. There are a great number of
English people settled there, and the un-
d%uIatIng prairie and healthy, invigorating
climate are very tempting. At a place
called LoWmoor, some twenty miles from
Clnton-the great lumber station on the
rlver-lhere is a colony of English far
mers, who left Lincolnshire to settle there
some fifteen or sixteen years 60. Every
one is doing we'll, and has a good name
and BALANCE at the bank Gin America all
the world knows how much money every
body else has-a public return having to
be annually made), and, Notwithstanding
the affection still cherished for the old
country, is heartily glad he left it. The
pleasant sight of English hedgerows and
the neatly farmed fields go far towards
curing that dreadful home-sickness which
even dollars cannot always relieve.
A business man DESTROYS of settling in
America should, | think, choose Chicago.
1t is the most e~nterprising and rapidly
growing city | have ever visited. Stand
Ing, as 1t does, on the great lake shore,
whose endless blue waters look exactly
like those ola sea with railways to every
town of importance in the Union, from
Boston to San Francisco, starting from it
as from a common centre old enough 10
have millionaire merchants. unnnn enounh
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fer drrssaI A suit If hrnadnIoph snob
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4marica, yort wh;nh spodIL "g ,n
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their So. m 10 aIIow rne,r fam;I;os 20 sSarn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rh. a.sai rIsls,i.I AaaaaI.

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aTss alaeaul q ainImaisn intrl,slss a. a. AaFF-
SHAFT, Ihs msshauis, lhf nissT 'ht taIua'T, IL
plsnirE aal iTefrssionhi usH sHi he rslraisiisn'
hsss issa nadr &c .Nrh usIidiaus ssd isiinars -
arr mssl sailsiis SRA osHsa snl eoHrTshrnsi'r
NAU0NAL CAifNFah
Ihs hsiaTs, nsrs aEirliraoTiinsR s.aitsTa srseis
VI n0sILfrFg's sIOaAcn hIIIERs, ths slapis
ton,r aui aiSsiiss Il muTs ikan halt The clTi'isn
svTi srs faly - SAT- ia iis Issss Nhish Az .iss
nisT,psTs~i vita pictorial Illustrations, Nsluatlr
TssiIss Zoe The Lsssrhuli zEa ATm, hsmaHaas sn-
sgiolss, ani olhsT inslTasg's shi amusing Trsains
matter original snt sslsslri Amuus The Anuaais 10
apIsaT ulih The "pFuiHg q the YEAR this siii "
one II The most aseiul, and AaE ~ u,p va IHf
AssNa, ssHi ioT col b., t. Tho Uruirsi Mandatory,
At PIisbush, IA, oT ~ the Rfsnsl draluT n lius'
TErrERS STOMACH RirrERs, The nIrTLRs
arc soli in every cry, tow aud village u 'Ls
Iuiiui States,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

CITY H0TEL-By KEAToN q JOHNSON
J. McMiller, New York; Ashton Pryor,
Ellis CO.. D. X Phillips, Dallas, P. Boisvert::
Dallas CO.; Prof Gregory, Kansas city, Mo;
Col J. W. Payne, Little Rock, Arkansas; J.
II. Spaulding, Texas, ]. C. Kennedy, Wax
aha tchie; W. II. West, Ellis CO., T. Tate,
Miss; DR.. Gahan, U. S. Army; +. L. Will.
met, L. A. Bullock, C. L. Bullock, Andrew
McMeans, Frank W. Lyle, W. C. Wolfe,
Junius Peak, Dallas CO.; J. C. Kearly Kauf-
man; G. W. Matthews, Smith CO., c. V.
Cushingbar, A. Crozier, Collin CO.; Profess
sor Miller and Lady, Bonham; Irwin Mar
shall and Lady, Arkansas; r. s. keenan,,
Sacramento, Cal; VIM. II. Mcknight, Pal
estine Chas. Webb and servant, Liverpool,
Eng; R. Mcknight, Idaho Ter; Mrs. Jane
Ainsworth, Michigan; Capt. II. T. McLs IN,
Genl. D. c. Berry, r. r. Agent, from mouth
Of East Fork by str. Lost Heir.
cRUTcHFIELD HOUsE-Br JAMES T. BRKIrr.
John w.Merifeld, Ben. Dranjenburg, A..
NJ. Merrell, David Britain, W. Horn, Paul
Henry, Alex. Buchanan, V. Witt, Andy
Burtle, Thomas Wilson, Chas. Wilson, v.
Hutcben, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas; o. s.
Farror and Wife, Ellis CO.. Abe Rhine,
Mckinney; S. S. Record, Paris; C. Cooke,
Navarro CO.; W. B. Barker, W. b. McGar-
vey, St. Louis, No. John Mcdaniel, J. c.
Miller, N. Ogden, Sam. D. Hudson, Thomas
Franks, s. A. Taught, DR.. A. Psschall, S.
VI. Galden, Scyene N. b. Bates, Paris !;
A. I. Ball, Collin co.; Andrew Crogur, Leb-
anon; II. c. Miller, Mo. c. Q. White, New
York city; W. ?. Leslie, james Peak, city I;
J. W. Fletcher, ST. Louis, Mo- r. D. Carr
J. s. Duvall, J. G. Caldwell, Mckinney L.
W. Oglesby, Plano; Jas. Bently, Dallas co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
ar W. have often thought that shop

R W. have often thought that shop
ser making sash, blinds, doors, &c. by
machinery, would be q paying institution
in Dallas, and have wondered that no one
had entered the business. Such factory
We are glad to learn has been established
here, and is nov in operation, as witness
the Advertisement Of Messrs. ". ?. Newton
q Co., in ie-dsy's paper They have nov
in operation only portion Of their ma
chinsry, bat expect to add to il as fast as
tb. business may demand. All persons
wanting anything in their lire can be SC
connossted at sbori notice, and low prices
By applying Of the factory On the east end
Of Elr Street
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

RryER,-Trinily river opposite this place
has risen l5l feet since our last report,
and is now at fne Stage for steamboats,.
The new steamer sallie Haynes left her
u,oorings nj the old Mill Site Thursday aud
tied up Mt the landing in front Of the city.
The job Boat No. !, Capt. j. II. McGarvey,
and the sallie Haynes, Capt. Sam. crOssley,
will soon be ready TO receive freight for
Galveston and intermediate landings. The
Lila Reese and other boats may be looked
for soon after the boating season fully sets
in. An immense amount of cotton and
other freight here awaits shipment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

BsD"We regret to learn that the resi-
dcnce Of Col. GEORGE WILSON, near Cedar
Hill, in this county, was entirely destroyed
by fire, on Christmas day, about | o'clock,
Pm. The wind being very high at the
time, very little was saved from the house.
The Colonels money, we understand, was
in the fire. OF course the deprecated and
perishable greenbacks were consumed, but
the good old hard money, worth dollar
for dollar, will be saved. The fire was t. e
result of accident, from a stove.fue in the
kitchen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
SCHEDULE
OF the Arrival and Departure of the
Malls at Dallas, Texas.

DALLAS POSTOfflCE, ls6S.
GAIvESTON.-hrriyrs every Monday, Thursday
aud Saturday at Pm. Departs every Sunday Well
nesday aud Friday at An.
CLARKsvILLE.-Arrivos every Tuesday at 3 Pm,
aud Friday and Sunday At Am. Departs every Tues
day att AN and Thursday aud Saturday at Pm
MARSHALL Arrives every Sunday and Thursday
at6PY. Departs every Monday and Friday at 8 AN.
GAINSvILLE.-Arryes every Tuesday at Pm.
Departs every "Wednesday ut d AN.
neutrality-suspicious. every Thursday at Pm.
Departs every Mcnday al GAM.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Thursday at P.M.
Departs every Monday AZ 0 I'M.
POsTOFRICE H0uRS-Erery day In tho week from
AN. until . PM, and every Sunday from to4A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

The Is 9Th anniversary OF the hir'h OF
the worlds Rc,lremrr was celebrated 10y
the good Prop'e Of Dallas aud Dallas eo"n-
~ with religious Anj secular enJOymen's
usual aud appropriate TO the season anl
occasion. There was The church FOR the
Oh, sober, prndish and dcyoni and the ex-
hilaraiing aud harmless dance for ALL
seldom have We seen people enjoy the
annual holiday with equal Ecst. The DAY
passed or without, So FAR as We are aware,
u sin gle quarrel or fight 10 mar the general
good feeling hat seemed To pcrvale all
classes Of community May all now in
this refined and hourishing embryonate
city enjoy The festivities Of many happy
Christmas days TO come.
Among the first aud most pleasant re-
unions OF the season We notice that ai the
house OF our patriurch-hcardcd, yet fine
looking and not ancient friend, the Hon
John e. Mccoy. Many, Of both sexes,
availcd themselves Of the Colonies unin-
'idious invitation, which has been stand
ing for twenty-five years; and to use n
good though hackneyed expression, "all
went merry MS marriage BELL Every
thing prepared for the entertainment of
the guests gave evidence OF that good
taste and liborality that have ever marked
the character OF our friend rs that of n
4 10 oil pcbnpl " Hp fnrp
that Abrahamic beard shall at last lie
slorn, may he experience the JOY OF meet
ing his friends 'bcneath the sounding raf-
ter" for the Christmas morns Of three
score years and ten to come.
About ] A. NJ, party of maskers, on
horse and muleback, made ,hcirappcar-
ance in the streets. Arrayed in uniGre,
groresque and many-colcred garb, they
excited the risiblcs of the whites and the
inimitable and peculiar outlaws of our
colored "men and brothers" who seemed
TO have turned out en- masse TO see the
mirth provoking pantomine. While gazing
upon some o. the "Beautiful Boys Of Dali
las, (the words IRON hcirhng), we expe-
rienced something like shudder, and our
memory recalled Moore's woi Is on the I'M
yelling of Mokanna,
."features horribler than He'll Ger traced
On its own BROOD no Demon of the Waste,
No churchyard Ghole, caught ling ring in
the light
Of the blest sun, Ger blasted human sight
With lineaments 80 foul, SO fierce as those
Tn Impostor now, in grinning mock'ry
shows
When night came, the hotel of Major
James Z. Barkley, the Crutchtield House,
was Illuminated and made ready for the
dance. After the gathering Of the COM
pany we looked in few moments, and
were charmed by the "poetry Of notion
displayed by the many pretty girls and
matrons present Ito say nothing of the
gallant genrlemen). One particularly
was there, Miss @@@ @&%@@@*, who foated
like spirit through the mazes of the
dance. But it is wrong to discriminate,
md we beg pardon. Yet
-"Dear creature! you'd swear,
Then her delicate feet in the dance twinkle
round
That her steps are of light, that her home
is the air,
And she only 'par complaissnce" touches
the ground"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
ileIIswa,,. PilI..-rhs .,nplanl.

iioiioway'- Piiis,-rhe symptoms Il disRsR'
sia often closely I-sruiblr hor " The huaFi dsfass,
,iol hu.hss, violent P,lpi'alion, sla'm', sudden
aininrss, suiI,cains srhsai'uns a., ate Ordinary
results Of chronic indigestion. Ths'e somewhat
alarming Indications Of foul stomach lnuspabs u
converting the alim,ul I, porl,es toa wholesome
purpose, ouly be EoI rid OIL prorcF Alternative
aud oathaFtic Treatment, and noltoNAI's Pas arr
the very hest madeleine tha' can 10 admlnlsieTe Ia
such cases, Sold by all DrusgI'i',
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

ny According to request, VIC announce
the departure of His Honor Ben. Long, Tor
the city of New Orleans, and the facts 'ha'
Up. Nick night, ESQ.,, is Mayor of Dallas
wro tenn, and c. H. Ervay has been ap-
mointed by the municipal authorities Ass's-
liant Marshal. We beg leave to add 'h"'
we are pleased with this appointment Us
VIC believe the appointee highly competent
and that he will in no instance swerve
from the line or neglect the performance OF
5;s dutv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

.ey- Services will be held at the "''"'
toned place Of worship OF the i'V'', ,,or
rn;.oono, Church, on Main street. 'o."or'
row sunday morning n" the "'"a, no"''
and at night, Ri ght Rev. ALESASpkRohh'''
Bishop of Texas, officiating
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENT, FREE TO
ALL.-1hc entcrprising Proprietors of the
" American Stock Journal have put up
100000 copies in packages of each; with
n finely illustrated Show Bill, Premium
List, &C., which they offer to send free, and
post paid to all who apply for them Every
Farmer and Stock Breeder should avail
themselves of this generous offer Ito give
away over $4,000 worth of books as the
three numbers contain nearly 100 pages OF
choice original articles, and great num-
Der of valuable recipes for the cure of va
rious diseases to which Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Swice, Poultry, &C., are liable.
Farmers will fnu, this monthly very eff
cient aid in all the departments Of Farming
and Stock Breeding. 1t has Veterinary
Department under the charge o. one of the
ablest Professors in the United Statos, who
answers through the Journal, free ofc charge,
all questions relating to SIGH, Injured or
Diseased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or
Poultry. Thus every subscriber has Horse
and Cattle Doctor free. This Journal is
furnished at the low price of LOO year,
specimen copies free. Address
N. P. BOYER & CO., Publishers,
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

Bay The Terpsichorran spirit of the
lads and lassics Of Dallas, not being salts
fed on Christmas night, demonstrated it,
self at the residence of Mr.. Henry Ervay
OH Saturday night. Also at the residence
of George W. Baird, Esq, on Monday night.
On each occasion the company were we'll
rcgaled, and the dance was heartily en-
inypl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
De Soto Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of st. Louis, Missouri, and
Louisville, Kentucky.

ST. LOUIS DIRECTORS:
Jas. H. Britton, President State National
Rank.
VIM. E. Burr, President St. Louis National
Bank.
Henry S. Turner, President Union National
Bank.
Jno. r. Lionberger, President SD National
Bank.
Adamantine Johnson. Andrew Maxwell.
William Ballentine. James II. Lucas.
Henry Hitchcock
LOUISVILLE DIRECTORS:
James Trabue, of Trnbue, Davis & Co.
r. A. Robinson, of r. A. Robinson & Co.
C. n. Warren, of C. N. Warren & Co.
Isaac Caldwell, Esq, Attorney.
OFFICERS:
James H. Lucas, President
William Ballentine, Vice-Presidcnt
Il. F. Pittmau, Secretary.
II. Christopher, Md, Consulting Physician.
Henry Hitchcock, ESQ, Attorney.
Prof. r. G. Arendt, Actuary.
L.. BURR, General Agent,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
The above reliable Company issues Poll
cies on all the Favorite Plans and divides
the surplus among the policy holders.
Parties desiring to insure their lives are
invited TO call and examine the advantages
am prepared TO offer. @. NJ. SWINk,
Agent at Dallas.
J. W. CRowDUs, NJ. D., Examining Ply
stefan. [decl9-l4:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

psywe had the pleasure yesterday OF "
cali from Capt. Ebeuezer Dog Skin AID his
calico brigade. The Captain appeared 10
be din fine feather and looked as manu-
some n, a buller, rampant regarc@h'-
that is, standing, like the British Lion Tn
IFS hind legs looking at its tail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
nSs- We are informed that our enterpris'

fT We are informed that our enterpris-
ing fellow-citizen, DR.. J. W. Haynes, is in
constant expectation of receiving large
addition To his already comprehensive
stock Of goods and groceries, suitable to
the season and selected with view to suit
the wants of this section Of the country.
DR.. Haynes says he intends, hencefOrth, to
adopt the old motto, IA nimbk sixpence is
better than ,lop shilling. He is deter
mined 10 sell-if not otherwise, at "starva-
tion prices" He has most excellent
sfock. Go and see.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
Trinity Conference.

,y,, $50 n Sss,,sy ssfsi'zs' '- - I'ai' A'''
H. us0siHisi iNaF' ,
n.us, Cols,sl MlsslOn-a, Dallas, January
Pad, 1850 ,v AL
and al, 1913, ,o-. I.n-
vary ss'N AID S sS,S .sI Chapel J.nua.
~ SOIL aad sis', lso'' v.,,o,,v oh
c,r,.,nle Cirsuii-ai - t'"'"'''
aud IN .sn' P,b,o,ry 18Th
sherman Cirsuii-A' -' f'''"
aud ii'b, 1862 s,....., February
ss,-wan s,a,ion-st sherman '''''
2nlh aud 2is', is"'; .,,,.. Filler
W. - YOvNd, Pre-lilhE L-a-.. .-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

AN IMPORTANT CAsE.-0n Thursday
last the last day of the last year, We were
present at one of the most remarkable ca
ses in all the voluminous annals of juris-
prudence. 1t was a case of "scandalum
magnatum" The whole strength of the
Dallas bar was retained, for and foruepst.
The case was entitled, "Three Forks; Elk.
Rel. L. Wester VS.. Charley Deppee. The
complainant in this case, as we inferred
from the speeches of his counsel, is lineal
descendant of the bold. Vikings of the
Norih-not from the base plebeian rabble
who burrow like the white foxes in the
snow, but of that gigantic race OF Nord
Kings, whose driLking-cups were made of
horn wide common expression, thorn }
gallons-tbe matchless Kings of that land
wherein fable and wbittier's poems tell us
the royal Sea Kings we're wont 10
"brave the fury Of the Northern hurricane"
and climb that sky-asriring rock, whose
bald summit reaches above the condors
loftiest and loneliest fight an d witness the
sun sweeping three-fOurths Of his majestic
circuit, and then dip his blazing disc in the
frozen wave Of the Polar Sea. The de-
PENDANT is descended from Gambrinus, that
old TeutOn King who first brewed beer,
that popuiar beverage which We find roo
TOXIC for us-a King Of that land wherein
originated the classic phrase, al sehnokes
mine pipe"
We have copies of all the papers 10 this
important case, and shall probably lay
then before our readers next issue The
papers will show the grounds and eOnsid-
srsiions Of the suit before the Honorable
K Kourt.
n~Tbs southern mail failed On thurs
day last, All had not arrived this uOrning
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
Administrators Notice.

rIyHE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly
appointed Administrator OF the Estate
Of Burr,l Wilks, late Of Dallas county,
deceased, ct regular term Of the Probate
ard other purposes, on The $500. day Of
November, A. D. 1855, hereby notifies al
persons indebted 10 said estate TO make
immediate payment and those having
claims against said Estofe 20 present thern,
duly suthenfiest.d, within the time pre-
scribsd By Law, or they VII BE posfponed
a. the Law directs. This 2nd day q jaw
airy, A. D. 1859. II. J. MOORE,
ian2-ls-et1 Aduinistrrtsr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

me- A lady who will come well recon-" y,
mended, and who is competent 10 ,e"c" "'
The branches Of a good English eduea''on'
d.,;res to secure permanent situation IN
,,;s scct;on of the State. For further in
formation, address the editor of this paper
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

H0y-The following is list of Officers OF
.Tannehill Lodge No. so, F. A. NJ, for the
current wear, who were installed on We'd
nesday last, December 80, 1868;
ZE. Coombes, VIM; R. d. Coughanour,
s.w.; o. L. Bailey, J. D.; W. L. Murphy
g n. VIZ Newton, ]. d.; j.. &. Bower
Secretary; J. L. Fisher, Treasurer Samuel
Crossley, Tyler.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

R@The 55th anniversary of the victory
achieved by Gen. Jackson over Packenna"
and the British at New Orleans, January
9Th, 1914, will be celebrated in Dallas at
the City Hotel, by grand Fancy Dress
Ball. Messrs. Keaton johnson, mime
hosts Of the getty, and long list of
managers are already exertiug themselves
in tie preliminary arrangements, and we
anticipate the finest and gayest affair Of
the season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

I4y-A joint stock company to erect a large
building for public balls, concert hall, SC,
is seriously talked of among the young men
of Dallas. An excellent idea, and one that
we hope to see carried out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02

e@ws had the pleasure of meeting In
our sanctum this week NJ. J. Gahan, for
snerly Of the 18th, now Post Surgeon 35th
United States Infantry, stationed at Can
Aou, Van Zandt county. He was in good
health and cheerful spirit, and we were
cra,ified 10 learn, as we did from his own
Inns. that he was fascinated by growing
Dallas and all its pleasant surroundings.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
Portrait Painting
DRAWING SChOQL.

.v,np rypERsIGNED would r"p.e'i,
Wv, ,,,,S IN form the citizens OF Dnlla, ana NJ
iu,.i ~, counties that he is PREPARED
sn, n,oru,s PORTRAITS, ~ OH /" snort
notice. n;,. children, male or
female, to receive instruction , :" ,hs under.
Drawing, will please address Is, ~" rs, Meme
signed. Instruction given at tue n Tolerate
Of the pupil II desired. Terms "'
Far further particulars apply To-
,o,o ,o.,n City Hotel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-02
LIME! LIME!

H HAVE on hand about 1900 bushels Of
fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, and equal to any ever made in this
country, which l will sell at Is cts per
bushel at retail, or at SO 90 FOR one hun
dred bushels. will also continue to keep
full supply at all times, at my plase near
Caruth's Spring, in the north part Of town,
half a mile from the Public Square.
JNO. BARBER.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 80, 1s6s-s:tf
P. s-Mr John LOupot will keep this Lime
on sale in Dallas, near the Christian
Church, where he will be pleased TO supply
all demands.