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FREE TERRITORY.
WE HAVE FOR SALE IN "FREETERRI.

Im Ed&efield:
Two beautiful brick residences at e. 600; one
at $500. one at 81 90; one at g 500; one at
e60N; one a. s5.0Ods one at s4.5OO; two at
81 900. two at S, 500. two at S. 900.
Also. one beautiful frame residence az 81, 900;
one at SIS 900; one at $1,000. one at $1,000 two
at s. 500 one at $500; i've at SiOOl; two at
$3.50; three at S3.00Q; Eve at S2.50; four at
5000; three az 81 500: one at 81 DO. all with
beautiful shade E-ees and green grassy yards.
and 10 good neighborhOOd5.
Also. large number Of vacant lots all over
the town Of Edgefeld. at prices to suit the most
fastidiOus.
Also, large amount Of COUNTRY PROP
ERT1, at almost any price any one could de-
sire.
ARLINGTON. FARRAR L WEAKLEY,
81 N College ST., over Hicks China Hall
iv3t tau1
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

DYVRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
ID to the Nashville Building Association, on the
18th day of April, 1858, and registered in the
Registers office of Davidson county, Tennessee, in
Book No. %, page 23s I viii, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH OF NOVEMBER, 1862
expose to public sale, at the Courthouse door in the
city Of Nashville, for cash, without equity Of re-
demption, the Real Estate described in said deed,
situated in McGayock & WetmOre's Addition to
McGavock, North Nashville Davidson county,
Tenn, being lot No. II, on the corner of Alberta
avenue and Jefferson street lot No. 49, Madison
street; lots Nos n, u.s. 90 and SO, on Fillmore
street; lots Nos. 204, 49, 261 and 2G2, on Alberta
avenue and lot No. 3i6, on HendershOtt street,
mOrtgaged to said Association by Z. W. Sehon.
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction Of
the debts secured in said trust deed, there being
balance due TO its date Of 81 O49 o. without usury,
besides the cost of executing this trust. This the
9th day of October, 1863.
By order OF the Board Of Directors,
ANSON NELSON,
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200 ACRES OF LAND,

on the Nashville and Decatur Railroad, ncar Aspen
Hill Station seven and one-half miles from Pufss-
Hi, on Richland creek, with good buildings en1
fine young orchard. This place is very desirable
i'll point of location, and well adapted o cotton,
corn and grass.
TERMS-One-third cash; balance in one an1
two years, without interest.
noyT-lw JAS f. DR. NJ
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LGnTis breaking even in West Virginia.
The Democrats and universal amnesty
Radicals hold the Legislature of that
State.
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A SUCCESSFUL LAW BOOK.

~ RATIONS. The publishers respectfully an
nounce that they have ready NEW EDITION of
this extremely valuable work. A large edition was
sold in a few months; and the book has met with
sion and from Officers Of MOneyed Corporations
Public Officers, etc
This work gives the whole law of Public and
Private Corporations of every kind. 1t presents
the American AdiudicatiOns of general interest,
and gives fun selection of English cases. There
is other work which Is SO valuable to all in any
way connected with corporations. Issued in one
extra large octave volume, over 1000 pages. Bound
in best Law sheep. Price SO. Sent by mail or
express, prepaid, upon receipt of price
BAKER, VOORHIS & Co,
Law Publishers,
nov9-2t No. GO Nassau street, New York
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THIS JOURNAL, ESTABLISHED OVER HALF
Il century, the Oldest Democratic newspaper
in the South is published for the low price of
s. 90 per annum-
1t is q large II page paper, containing more read
ing matter and more varied in character than any
Weekly published in the United States. Some of
the ablest writer's IN the land contributors to
its columns in addition to its large corps of editors
Especial attention Is paid to the Agricultural De-
partment Of the WEEKLY REGISTER, which Ia ed
tied by the talented editor and experienced Agri-
culturist and Horticultural, Col. c. @. LANGDoS,
Of 'Langdon Nurseries" This department of the
paper makes 1t as valuable to the farmer an ex-
clusively agricultural journal, while it also COM
bnes all the other interesting features of great
family newspaper-Poltics, News, Literature,
Commerce, etc, etc, carefully corrected Price
in each issue, Foreign and Domestic Markets,
biographies, interesting Original and Selected
Stories, Poetry etc.-truly a complete journal for
every family circle.
TERMS:
Single copies per year. 50 90
Single copies four months ......l 100
Ten copies to one address, one year % 20
Twenty copies . -" - 40 90
Make up Clubs at these very low rates, or send
for a single copy on trial ONE DOLLAR pays for
four months. Every farmer can afford this.
Write name Of POstOffce, County and State plain
". Send P. o, orders, drafts, or funds in regis
tered letters, at publishers risk. Address
W. ID. MANN,
Proprietor Register, Mobile Ala
men, Agricultural Implement Makers, etc, etc.
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We have also made arrangements with some Of
the leading publishing houses that viii enable US to
sell the standard and latest works of popular an
thors at about one-half the regular price-such as
Byron's Moore's, Burns, Millions and TennysOn's
Works, IN full Gilt and Cloth Bindings, and hun
dreds Of others.
These and everything else for
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DR.. SPAULDING'S
Canesr, Lung, Eye and Ear
URRURMARV

DRIVATE OFFICE. CITY HOTEL. con-
i suItation rooms over John MOrtOn's Drug
store. CANCERS killed in forty-eight hours.
githout knife or pain. Piles, Consumption.
eases treated successfully. Particular attention
paid to diseases Of WSmen. Medicine sent to
sill parts Of the world
A skillful lady in stta,dance 10 wait on Re-
male Patients. Patients visited az their rssi-
dences. oel4 SIN Wiz
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COMMISSIONS.

Agents will be paid ten per cent in Cash or Mer-
chandise when they FILL UP THEIR ENTIRE CLUB,
for which below we give partial list OF commits
sions:
For an order of $50. from club Of thirty,
We will pay the agent, as commission, % yards
Brown or Bleached Sheeting, good Dress Pattern,
Wool Square Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and
Vest Pattern fine large White Counterpart etc, or
s. in cash.
For an order OF $50, from club of fifty,
we will pay the agent, as commission, As yards
Sheeting, one pair heavy Wool Blankets, Poplin
Dress Pattern, handsome Wool Square Shawl, Sill
ver-case Watch, etc, etc, or IS in cash.
For an order OF 500, from club of one
hundred, We will pay the agent, as commission, 100
yards good yard-wide Sheeting, Coin Silver Hunt
ing Case Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl suit Of all
wool French Cashmere, etc, etc, OF $40 III cash
We do not employ any Travelling Agents. and Gus
toners should not pay money to persons purport-
ing to be our agents, unless personally acquainted
Send money always by registered
letters.
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]. M. Carsey, Soma Go.
OOTTON CTORs
AND
commission Merchants,
CORNER BROAD AND COLLEGE.

IN ESSRS BAILEY. 0RDWAY 4 co
vi having withdrawn from the Cotton ds-
partment, and J. NJ. Carsey from the tIrocery
department Of The old firm. the undersigned Of
ters bis services. IN connection with his s9n, w
n. CAkSk1, TO the Planters and Shippers Of
Cotton and other Produce. 10 sell or ship FOR
them Doing n strictly Commission business.
We latter Ourselves that we shall be able 20
give satisfaction TO those who may favor rs
with eOnsignments- Our motto viii be to obey
Instructions IN every instance. which must DO
given US N writing. We shall be pleased 70 re-
eelVe cOnsignments Of Cotton or other Produce
from Planters and Others Our charges viii be
the same as those OF other Commission hsr-
chants Of this city.
Thanking the old patrons Of the house Of
Bailey, Ordway & Co. for their very liberal
patronage. We solicit continuance Of the same
20 }. NJ. CARSEY. son 4 co.
I'M. CAESEY.
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WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT OUR FRIENDS
w and those of the late firms, and the public
generally, to call and examine our stock and prices
and ask for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the late firms, assuring ali that our eff
forts viii be exerted to give entire satisfaction to
those giving US their patronage
Having VERY LARGE STORAGE CAPACITY,
special terms will be made for storage.
nnY4 4 twin TERR ASG 4 XARRRnIGH
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HOOPER HARRIS eco,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants ,
No. SO 2 Broadway, New York.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

On Il NiILL1ON DOLLAR
Our facilities for trsnsacting this immense basi-
ness are better than ever before. We hare agents
in all the principal cities to purchase goods from
the manufacturers, importers and Others for
Cash, and often at an immense sacrifice from the
original cost Of production.
Our stock consists in part Of the following goods
Sha Wis, Blankets, Quilts. COtfOns,
Ginghnms, Dress Goods, Table Lin
en-, Towels, Hosiery. Gloves, Skirts
COrsets, ETC., etc.
SiIyer-plated Ware, Spoons plated
on Nickel silver, Dessert Forks, five
bottle Plated Casters. Britannia
Ware, Glassware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, in great variety.
Elegant French and German Fans
ey Goods, beautiful Photograph Al
bun1s, the newest and choicest styles
in Morocco and Velvet bindings.
Morocco Travelling Bags, Hank
kerchief and Glove Boxes, etc.
Gold and Plated JeVveIrY soF the
newest styles.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
CHEATHAM COUNTY.

IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE HON.
i Orable County Court of Cheatham county,
Tenn, at its November term, 1869, in the case of
Delilah and Mary Miles against the heirs of Thomas
Miles, deceased, will, on SATURDAY, NOVEM-
Der THE 9th, 1869, on the premises, sell to the
highest bidder the land in the pleadings mentioned
lying the waters of Spring Creek; containing 1855
acres, more or less; adjoining the lands of Jesse
Sherron on the north the lands of William Hudgins
on the east the lands of Delilah Hudgns ON the
south and the lands Of T. G. Hudgins on the west.
Said lands will be sold on a credit of II and "A
months, except cash enough to pay attorneys fees
and the costs of this cause. Bond and approved
security will be required of the purchaser, and
lien retained on said land until the whole Of the
purchase money is paid. The bidding is to COM
mence at 81 80 per acre. Given under my hand at
office, this lst day OF November, 1863.
noy9 wit q. W. McQUARY, C. &. NJ.
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Pay the Express Charges.

This offer is more especially to assist agents in
the Western and Southern States, but it is open to
all customers.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
1 7 HYDLNGER & BROWN

HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK OF MIL
Ii LINERY of Mr.. f. Wise, would respectfully
solicit the patronage of the ladies' and promise to
please the most fastidiOus in styles and prices.
MRS. FANNIE DIVINE,
No. "A Church street,
onroeifa tho MavraI1 Housa
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The Mobile Weekly Register.
JOHN FORSYTH.

JOHN FORSYTH. ......-..... Editor
c. c. LANGDON Agricultural Editor
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DRUG STORE

KEGS, Of all sizes and descriptions Also,
TANKS Of ali kinds and siEes. built on short
mott. O. either IN the city or country. All work
well ione and at reasnnahls prizes. se22 til Al
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Terms, SIS 90 per year; portions of year in pr
portion. neyIO-dtfaW5t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

NraiItf fE .aIfIs irf.iIft %
sart ff Is ff.Irss 81 fsfsi Zee
.lf sn'fl s.f.ftHftf n ~ tffii
stf sf fHf.it e fifn
fIf .afiftf Il ftl.asI fHrfIea is itf
ruussfsf Az flf ifsssiff n ~
..a ftl.s 81 its Gs4usasrt bee nfa
lsis q "a ilt SCISSORS is siisi ifsii'F
lls isrf tfflIfg ftlfft, IL saIr.
3 % iriafsis ~ ils sssniy Tfssifsif'
tfufsafusii.s ia fsllis lies tsi sa,flti
% islsi'ius is frfs ssis aaiiiisis "
sitsf sisss 81 irsis risss.as &C. ias'sai-
90 siissi.es, "a $50 i.Er itsy ians
"a slfai - liieus 81 nsssy sssassalsi
insa 90 ipEsssTishsi Trsfisi gsas'ss
AIS sss,isa ~ ,ls l-si, - asy sss leiA-
"a wsiiA 80 usas accomplished 10 The
ssg = lssis.siisa, Aoilins He~ n auy
i@PsHan.r is iikriy 10 BE- suggested, sli
las ~ sgsissai lAssT',,,sant iilaPiis,si
lrsisisi.sH n ale pass sill - ish uAFe-
Rsirsl- Ne Frsfi'e, last SHEA ils i'h u
Es1i nsaih Psis an cad 20 'lis fsElisil
csusIsss % asu ssa 'un ~ half iaIsR
sris passed b. il s'ius'us sEss . Moderate
issFss VI sisla'a or he slightest desire
fSF lie ss.iaIs vi the srssi psss u the
Tsspis II ihs esan,Ty, Nhsn The people
sss forced 10 surpeTl sash a causTsss We
esnsiasF that ihsy SIs paying al enormous
price for . Eorihlsss whistle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
Exs.5CbftaHt Charges.

The following is clipped from the GAL
weston, News of the 18Th. 1t is one Of the
best arguments TINT could be used in favor
of unity of action among the counties
along the Trinity in clearing it out, and
making it navigable. And the News might
with great deal of property, in csnnec-
ton herewith, have urged tbs City of Gal
weston to an active assistance IN the enter
prise:
CHARGES ON CoTToN.-A letter
from a firm in Kaufman county to
leading commercial house in this
city, says the account of sales of
seven bales Of cotton, just received,
was very satisfactory so far as the
prices received were concerned, but
complains Of some eXtravagant
charges, and adds that unless these
can be reduced tho correspondents
will be compelled, hereafter, to send
their. cotton in an another direc-
ton. Charges of 81 20, specie, per
bale at Bryan; 81 so, specie, per
bale, thence to Houston; and 81,
currency, rcr bale to Galveston,
make up about double what it would
cost to ship to New Orleans by way
of Red river. The writer's state that
they will! ship this season about 200
bales of cotton, but will be forced
for their own interest and the inter
est of the customers whose cotton
they control, to send it to market by
the cheapest route, and conclude by
remarking that it would certainly be
to the interest of the business of Gal
weston merchants to unite and pro-
test against the extravagant charges
on freight shipped to and from this
place.
If the charges at Bryant and on
the Central road from there to Hous-
ton corresponded with those on the
Galveston road, these complaints
would not be made. We know of
no good reason why this corespon-
dence should not be effected. The
people of Kaufman, Collin and 9th
err rich counties in that region,
whose trade has been going in an
other direction, are very anxious to
send it to Galveston, and it seems
hard that this change SHOULD be
prevented by heavy charges for
transportation on a road which has
been SO literally assisted by the
State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
Collision of Land Starve w.
To the Editors of the Herald:

Having heard much complaint
about the collision of land surveys
in Dallas county, l have been in.
duced 70 lay before you, and through
your paper (if you think it of sui
ficient importanco) to lay before
the community, what ! am sure is
the cause Of all the difficulties. The
surveys of this county were made
from twenty to twenty-five years
ago, making an allowance, think,
of % 80 East variation in the com
pass; this variation is becoming
gradually less every year, so that
the compass will now, in running y
North line, with the same variation,
vary or decline to the West Of the
old line; and this difference is sniff
cient to involve this whole country
in lawsuits, if not corrected. A
thing so easily done, and which in
wolves so much, ought to be attend.
cd to. and it seems to me that tho
County Surveyor is the man re
.spoa siblc for the results.
Yours, respectfully, p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

fst fiAtf N Go see
NJ Nsliss lflelsif nm.ss .a.f
n lhlisl sisifs l'lfaH f.''t as
ihai ihr lFap's have fail Dol lai.r.
nsl lieffnaa aiaas nilIH co., fssi
Eve ysafs. nnr ll''ian ona hurifrl
milliuns aflsses liueJfas foram
Iisi'sri'sisiisu !. 49, Ifsisf 'sa's
d % ron iffsiilni
Mt vhs tss Isii iiss issfsl Set its
EsaufsriuTsn II ne Fais Easel hF
hsl'ss tells 10 iu tis iraIi itai ne siih.
inssl - - assy 'aliissa al iis a.
asni shish iAs afuy usis fsf froiuris
tfs'isi nsaafss uTrE d iusTsas. ihsis
prices asTs lhss he sns.li II sls lsAss,
sd lhsIsisTs ils isIfs i-sissi II lfsFsss
ins ihsir piesis, decreased ihsu. Wa,
thea, il il ils' has pill he sasFas -
smoaHi u sHs lll.ian eas lasdrsi nillisA
% dollars in lAEes in The lasi 6ss ysar.'
fis aHsssF IL - p,sin ilsi be -ha TuIs
nay read, IAs people, il,esssaGsrs paid
il, sasA isAalioh as Ibis ssn,l SEGA in-
ie'srisa SAP people ~, il, svsT asisF ~
aToHhi The sATih,
Has tie sAT has lsas been ever, later
Hsl ks'snus issss have hssa iaksn %
May Of the ~ 'uuiseiaFsl snls,ss, MAO
is b'nsh'sn Not 'As people, NJ, The eoa-
salsTs, Hs' the tuys's, TAs sl,aaiags is
saiEsl By the mlnePslisls the nssufAe-
,ursEs, fOr Mr., Nsl.es sssrr,s ia bis Re-
port thai The FsaaoVsl Of ls1ss has not rs-
dueri The Priessi bat has l,sis,aiel
l'onuiy lul0 The Pestt,s u the Pssiuesrs
Manufacturers s,la EssP uP The prices
which las imp silioH q Eases gave la'n
pTsisIl for changing, Anl Rov, although
taxes TO the sEsFG1ns aaoaai " ogs
Hundred sud Seventy Millions Of pollArs
per aHRum have been isksn by lEH "a
manufactured articles, yet ia all cases,
shers the HARufselursrs are monopo.is,.,
they sin keep up heir var prices, aud
make the people pay Ihsml
Could oppression be more Ubiquitous than
ihlsl
Thus arc the telling al over III, whole
land made to lii, all burdens from the
shoulders Of the rich GRl proud.
Shame uPoa GoyerRmehi that ltSis-
la'ss In favor Of the oPulrn, few at the eI-
Psnse Of the POOR many,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

TuETExAs ALMANAc.-Every bust
ness man in Shreveport ought to
own a Texas Almahac-we mean
the one published by W. & ID. Rich
arison & Co, Galveston, and which
contains an amount of valuable in
formation, for the year 1869, Sorlh
ten times its price. Texas-To the
mind of tie mere man ofaffairs, the
name imports large State lying
west of u, with very small popu-
lation, who trade principally at this
place, in cotton and cattle. and ra-
Their remarkable for free aud easy
WAYS abnut town. But Texas, to him
who reflects what a decade can-do
for the development of a State larger
than New York and richer than
Illinois. only now needing railways
20 let hose its wealth, rs the SHOWS
~ winter need only the sun Of
spring, to disappear in rivulcts and
branches in all directions, scatter
lug their bo1hty az they go-to
such, rejecting man, Texas and
its possibilities. is a problem. a
study. se sboald say. The Texas
Aiasansr viii help him.
Tshievsfori la, soHth-Hs,iern-
rer.ss .ss cot the asls people sho bs',
-frrs AL s-sy rsys shozi sosv sssn-
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JOURNALS TO BE CoMPARED.-On
the I'll, INST, Gen. Candy issued the
following order;
1. The Hon. NJ. G. Hamilton, OF
Bastmp aud Hon. J, w. Thomas,
Of Collin county, and Major c. r
Layton, U. S. A., are hereby appoin-
ted members of q commission ia
examine and compare the copies of
journals, declarations, and other
unfinished work of the Convention,
with the original records or drafts in
the possession of the secretary and
clerks the convention. The com
mittcc will meet in the hall of the
House Of Representatives.
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aruss SER in,aTr.i in tho dif.r %
eomlianirs ~ ihis riig ia a'unur's
grraily in eKcrss pf ihr'r Fa,ur, rr
II least surh was ihr nis.Ti ant r.
wa. Whispered aho1l That ihr iasi
.sr would hs legally inFe'i'ssifH,
Mailing VAS iane however, ma
iii tho arrival 81 Msi ne's,r a
,pueial afaEl az the IuveFnm,ni, a
few Lays sinoe, wha an inqairy, d.
tsrmimed a have the lhins slGfd
oaI. The esss j. RaW before iom
missioner Jahnson, and has 0oen-
pied his attention o. the lasi ihrss
DAYS, anl il SIN progressing, !
will iIf1rm you ri lhs result,
The community in geHrrsi, an'l
ihr har particularly, WerO thrown
inla unusual oNeiismenl last SalnF
day hy decision 1T the Supreme
lnnFi. now in srss'nn In lils city
prcsii,-l "ver hy cl,icf lns,lee har
rill, with Associates Caldwell and
l.'aisey,
The rass was e a., Gonzslos e'u"
~. And inv,l al tho llahi.iiy - ths
Homestead In excess 0f lhe s',nU'
reservation fer debts,
'rhn derislun. WIS real hy IL,
Chief Justice. and the paint mai'
that the trainers NJ the Cou.iltuli"r
did not intend 10 secure H. 'am!'ic1
ne II homestead, property 81 greater
value than two thousand dollar
aud whenever /, exceeded thai
amount the excess was subject q
the Judgment II debts.
This point, as matter Of course
ftll like a bomb shcll among III,
bar.
I, appears that tho Associates
Limd.ey ani Caldwell, were ~ mach
surprised nj the decision ~ the has
were anil their explanation NOW IL
thu, they consented 10 the decision
nndcr nm incorrect statement al
facts made by Morrill,, aud an M
examination of the record in thc
ease, they liSsca; in toto from the
decision.
An application for new hearing
was granted, and the decision, ~
both Associates inform me, will he
set aside. They appear very indig
nani at the course purSucd by the
Chief JGS,icc.
The City of Dublin" the Ara, ..
the new limo of steamers, (roccntIy
chartered by the Convcntion) be
tween this city and Liverpool. ar
rived few days since. She is said
to be magnificent vessel, Sh,
draws too much water to get within
cannon shot Of the shorc, but viii
be visited 10 day by great number
Of citizens, by special invitation
As each visitor is requested TO carry
his grub along, the show may | {
gratifying to the visitor without ex
pcnsc to the boat The great lib r.
atty OF the Convention is all Il {
talk. aud /, az q citizen, Of cours,
enjoy it. Query. Would it be so i
belonged to Dallas?
The cowhiding scrapc, in whic!
the manipulation met his match anf
wound up the affair BY retiring int,
Caves store, you have already seer
in the papers Of this city.
1t is still raining, with no pros
poet Of ending.
More anon. PHOENIX.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

GoNE TO Mcssrs. X. Van
Klootwyk aud W. Komegoor start
cd from Pella a few days ago to
make tour through Texas, in
hopes of finding there, II good coun-
try in which TO establish n colony.
NJ. V. b. Bennett who had intended
accompanying the abovo-named
gentlemen, was prevented from so
doing by severe illness.
We are glad to learn, however,
that he is now recovering.
touumwa Iowa Copperhead, Feb. II.
We hope the prOspec'ors ~oat slight the
Wheat Region. Dallas county would be
sure to meet their views.
The Colony will consist OF industrious
Germans, the finest small farmers and gard
eners in the world. Our citizens would do
well 10 look out for the agents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

rs-lIon, 7, {, Mscssery, U. = ssssieF
'rs@ Kentucky, has our 'ssnis ioF public
l,.eumeBis,
We design. ~ 40 ssrly lay, 10 publish
.atlr-, Nr. Mecrstry late mastery speech
IN Finance. nry IS tie subject msy be In
l,se's Mr., Mecssfry has us.,el Il in 90
mss,srly msnrsr that his speech will be
read from Lsglnalag 10 end without fatigue,