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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
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Tree ugidge.

A charter iof bridge has been
granted 10 an individual by the
DvnVvnlion. This al cnnirase ms
the interest ~ every individual Ia
the oouniy, and 10 in direct conhiri
with the prosperity Of tho town Of
Dallas. Il such a charter available
WOnld R0l lhe Convention repeal Il
aud grant such an one rs would
make the bridge fire a. the citizens
oi the county, Would they bc
willing, when mrasurc OF relief
was proposed, 10 fasten monopoly
upon an entire county and town
for the benefit OF one Individual
Ii so, then the question u the 10
gality OF legislation hy the cOnven-
ton could be- tried, No one be-
lieves that the Convention has u
right To legislate, This being the
common sentiment, the first Legis
laturo that meets would give such
n charter us il desired, No indl'
yidual nor individual interest can
successfully conflict with n coneen'
trated public opinion. Where there
10 a will there is n way, and Il
would be f'lly to suppose that an
individual could quietly enjoy u
privilege so directly oppressive
In view Of all this, would il not
be the best, for all parties, IL the
individual who has obtained the
charter would ut once make a lib
eral proposal to the county TO fnrn'
ish such n sum for the erection OF
tho bridge as would equiiably emit
tie its citizens TO pass2 IL this ar
rangcment could be contaminated
the public would be Satisfied, all
inducements 10 keep open fords
would cease, and thus ample cont
pensation would bo mace, If this
matter is looked at dispassionately
the above suggestion will be re-
gsrded rs inst compromise.
BOB SHORT.
February 18th, 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13


FiSE burr [ARx, WEEKLY fHrss,--
4 new paper, thus eniilled, IL before US
I, is conducted by WYATT G, TnosAs, ESQ,
an old and valued friend Of the one who
pennei this notice, Mr.. Thomas was for
merly editor Of the Telegraph aud prom
ineut lawyer Of Washington, Arkansas,
Nnd We have ever locked upon him as a
gentleman Of rare culture and ability ir
many respects, but his forte seems TO be
composition, In which he Is severely ana
lytieal, critically correct, powerful, grace
hil, elegant and eloquent Combining this
talent with a heart ever open 10 the appeal
OF humanity, he has won, as he well de-
serves, the eneomiums aud esteem OF all
wish whom he has been thrown In familiar
intercourse. The number OF his paper at
hand Is the initial one. The introductory
article Is ierse, pointed, beautiful-jusi
such as we would have expected from its
able and dignihed source. We welcome
the "l'rcss" into the great family Of news.
papers OF the Southwest, place 1t most
cheeriully upon our list OF exchanges, and
sincerely hope il may be one Of the very
last Of them all 10 languish or suspend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

COZ The LAyasea Commercial, always =
good paper, has lately bssn Improved In
sppearuIes by change Of It's beading, In
Producing hne vlgRsIls, representing the
Constitution, the eagles OF our common
country, the iOne star, elsspsd hands, aud
a eVilsd serpent, with q motto "Bsware,
The editor, Johu D, Elliot, Eco. writes q
leader In reference 10 the new signelle,
from which We extract the following grace
full, true aud beautiful passage;
Literature is the voice of the age
and the State. The village school
house and tho village church are
the monuments which the American
people have erected TO their freedom
10 read and write and think are the
lieentious practices which have
characterized our democracy" So
long rs we maintain wholesome
literature, aud the American intel
lect vibratcs in unison with the
sentiments Of our fathers, these
monuments to freedom will be rap.
idly and indefinitely multiplied.
When Greece ceased 10 be indepeR.
dent the forum and the Stage became
mute. In tho civil, moral and in
tcllectual world, as well ss physical,
action is necessary to produce q
healthy state The obliquity Of
fierce sectional literature must be
sternly and actively met with its
antidote. .....
The p0wer Of a free, untrdmmelled
press IS omnipOtent for real or uoe,
for good or euH. The philosophical
speculations Of the eighteenth cen.
tury, in the writings Of Voltaire,
Rousseau, Ruynal and the Encyclo.
pmdists, delugcd Europe in oceans
of blood and made France INFIDEL
No nation or country upon the face
of The earth ever presented to free
press such n boundless theatre Of
action as the United States Of
America. The barrier which des'
poiism arrays in Europe to the es
adjustment Of free government, is
its censorship of the press and
studied policy to keep the masses
ignorant.
Thomas Jefferson and his illus
trious compatriots, by an appeal tc
the press, saved the Constitution
"at its last gasp" So long as We
have a free press, the slumberine
leviathan of intellect VIII be aroused
10 those practical exhibitions O.
strength and power so signally ex
hibited pending the revolution o
1901. Monstrous abuses exist anC
schemes are devised subversive O.
constitutional liberty and the bes
interests Of the country. Our ap
peal is to the public judgment
the public reason Of intelligent fee
men-and we have never doubted
that a triumph of law and well reg
ulat ed liberty would succeed. '
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

~ ~ Nsssasstls Affa. lss'a' nee
. 5fisis letter he tas.is. 'hsi its Gee
sssiisa vss 10 sgsafn sa its fih iss.
Tbs sas psga stfs
The Conseaiion hai agresd IA
do nothing uaiil the Constitution
was flashed
"The franchise says the writer,
"will not 30 materially changed
from the Congressional qualihea.
ton. Il l. likely that the Consli.
tuition will not DO submitted 10 the
people until August, and that an
election for members 10 the legls-
lalure aud State and county officers
will DO held At the same time"
w ssaHs. The lslssFsPLis seFTssPen'
dshes Of the GslVssl0a Nsws anisF date
u fsb, LEI, says
The Convention is working slow
" on the Constitution, IL 10 hard
IN possible 10 tell what amendments
have been made,
Il SEQ no prospects Of an early
adjournment. The feeling between
parties is SO bitter that they cannot
work"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

The desperadocs, Penn and Witt,
who shot the freedman here on the
night Of the 9th ult., appeared on
the day following between Ken
tuciytown and Pilot Grove, where,
meeting up with small squad of
Federal soldiers, brisk skTmish
of several minutes ensued. The
engagement resulted in u drawn
battle, Penn and Wit carrying
away with them a soldiers horse
which, during the fight had made
its escape to their lines. They
have not been heard of since.
@''. Mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

DRuG SroRE.--Dr. ]. w. Mcclure
probably has tho best assortment of
drugs to be found in our city. He
is liberal patron of the press and
an upright and worthy citizen. We
heartily recommend him and his
business TO our patrons and readers,
and bespeak that patronage he so
Justly merits. The DIR. keeps gen
uine drugs and his stock is fresh
and pure, and his prices are reason.
abIe.-- Bryan News Letter. amt
The Doctor has bis card in the sdvertis-
isg columns oftBs BkEALp, and we advise
persons going 10 the terminus Of The r. r.
70 give him cell
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

The steamer Job Boat No. 1, on
her downward trip passed around
the raft, by McGarvey's Pass, with
out trouble. We understand she
reached Trinidad Thursday. The
Trinity thence to Liberty is as clear
of distractions as could be desired,
The river opposite this place has
receded several inches since our
last report, but at present there are
indications of an early rise.
-. Trinity Advocate, 9th ult,
The river has been up among the willows
at this place ever since Capt. McGarvey
left US, with an occasional tendency down
ward, but at all times in good navigsble
order. ID @r.r ff-h .sf.f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

We return our thanks to Mr.. j. G. VOL
dert, of Tyler, for bottle of nice SCHILLER
Wine received through our friend W. II.
Andrews, Esq, who recently returned from
Tyler Court. Wewant our neighbor of the
Dallas Herald 10 make note Of this, as he
appears TO have no faith whatever in any
Attorneys honesty, when bridal cake,
wine, &c, are entrusted 10 their care for
editors. Mr.. Andre VS. informs US that Mr..
woldert has about 40 barrels Of fine wine,
Of various kin Is made out Of the native
Texas grape Mckinney Enqhirer.
We have faint recollection Of receiving,
some twelve months ago, bottle Of the
same wine from Mr.. woldert, and strange
to say it was brought to us all the way from
Tyler, by = limb of the law, too ! lIH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

wEsrwhED.-Thc Marshall papers an
nounee that the work on the grade Of the
Southern Pacific railroad west OF Marshall
is progressing rapidly, and the whistle Of
the engine is expected to be heard at carp
vile, twenty miles West of Marshall, with
in the next six months. The Company
say they have plenty Of means, and they
are determined TO tap the centre of the
State in "short order. Jefferson Times.
This is indeed good news and it is to be
hoped that the company will press on rap
lilly toward sunset. We shall look with
interest for the whistle of the engine in
the suburbs of our thriving city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

PERsoyAL.--0urf former fellow raftsmAn
J. p. Shipley, Esq, of Elizabethtown, Den
ton county, paid us q visit on Thursday
lie reports the entire country West free of
Indians and in tranquil and fourishing
condition. r .aa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
pT- Capt. H. T. Mclean, of this place

pB-Capt. II. T. Mclean, of this place,
some time in January had the misfortune
to lose his favorite pet, q liver-colored
pointer dog, with white breast. The ami,
nal answers to the name Of "Tobe" and is
highly trimmed. When last seen Tobe\was
following two Tarrant county men on thejr
why home. II any Of our friends in TaA
rant or elsewhere know the whereabouts Of
the dog, they will please inform us or his
owner Of the fact.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

Our PIG.-Our Waco pig has
Been killed and we take pleasure in
submitting tho statistics Of his life
and corporal consequence to the
consideration of our Dallas and Nc
Kinney cotemporaries.
The pig aforesaid was owned,
raised and killed by DR.. j. W.
Wheeler of Waco-was less than
two years old and weighed $50
pounds, nett. tH
The best pig reported by the
HERALD was the same ageand did not
weigh as much into 3 pounds, and
we believe the HERALD doesn't say
whether gross weight or not. r1h
rf Hni 80 Waco Register.
Nett weight, neighbor. We intend to find
a Dallas pig to beat your Waco porker;
but we won't go the length of Bingham,
who intimates that if we find pig weigh
ing 500 he will find one weighing thou
sand, iliH gni HJIDlf a. i3r ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

The HERALD mentions the departure
from that city of the steamer, Job, which
passed down the Trinity river few days
since in the direction Of Galveston. At
last accounts it was in swimming water
and steaming away furiously towards the
Bay. Freight is only worth one dollar and
q half per hundred from Galveston to .Dal-
las.-[ Bonham News. t.
That is cheaper than depending upon
wagons ut the same price, to say nothing
of the better condition of freight when
laid down by steamer. .Nt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13


We understand that contract is
now being negotiated between the
Texas Central Railroad Company
and the Liverpool and Texas Steam
ship Company, by which the latter
engages 10 deliver to the former
3,G00 railroad laborcrs, to put i'm
meciately on the extension Of the
dehtral Railroad and on the branch
or air line railroad from Brennan 10
Austin. This contract, if once con-
summated, will serve, more than
anything else, to inspire public
con6dencein in the rapid construc-
ton of the above important works,
as well as in this lately-established
steamship company.
Tealveslon News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
orthe Old Maids Club
CLUB Rooms, DALLAS,

Jan. LIST, 1869, midnight.
The "Old Maids Club, of Dallas,
commenced an orgaL ization on Nlw
Years night. The following arc
the proceedings, adopted unani'
mously:
After calling the club to order,
the President said: "Wo have as
sembled together at the dead hour
of night, while all is hushed except
the lettering footsteps of some for
Torn batch, who is striving-against
the cold blasts of winter and 'toddy'
to gain his place Of rendezvous,
and seek his lone, lone couch. Com
passion we have for hinl-but dare
mot mention"
On motion of Miss Pryabout it
was
Resolved, That we have sympa-
thy for those of the Bachelors Club
ofDallas.
On motion of Miss Alltcsay,
RESOLVED, That ''fortune favors the
brave" and that some of our Club
contemplate going over to CUPID.
The club here took recess of ten
minutes, and a "smile" of-water,
when the following toasts were
drank, viz:
Miss Pryinto offered the follow
ing:
"Hero's to the President Of the
Bachelors Club of Dallas. May his
shadoW never grow less, and ever
may he persevere in the good cause
he has so nobly stood by for years. J"
Miss FiXup followed with
"Here is to the Vice President Of
the Bachelors Club. May his
smiles be less frequent, but his ha!
Ia! ever near"
Miss G. Bend presented the fol-
lowing:
'"May our organization be perpct-
ual, and never stoop too low beyond
etiquette"
No more toass being offered, or
der was again restored, when the
regular routine of business went on
miss tcriously.g a
The following resolutions were
then read and adopted a
Resolued, That we belong to none
but ourselves. a
/, Res0lred, That since Leap Year
is passed any member who will
permit herself to be drawn from
this organization, can-go in peace.
Resolred, That our "rights" must
be maintained at all hazards, and
the "pilIar" of our institution re-
main virtually uncontaminatcd.
On motion of Miss Impatient, the
= club adjourned, sine bender.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

NiNtttsu ~ the stWtt~~~t"f
fasfiss
mfisiau 10 ssstssss
.. uuisn 10 siFsssih
o We tsst tsiisss ssss ne hsiissl
csfsIss sili sessssi 10 - sili ssi -
iTs'assns : sshsas g. ne sEsT.siiIs-
seat shi suelumsui u . go u bTotsh-
dose, sini-ssllsi, srliHlsir sTs'issd,
ssssnsysi, Tiss1ossi, ElsuisFsi. pill
s'ilsd, greasy Asslsi, s'iasi sli parry
hacks
q We bslisss GsnsFal GTahi gill h
able aud silling 10 defeat liEisioh, s'sn u
congTsss sheuld sgTss 10 H.
g. We are noi afraid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

Spare the Child" was the ex-
preston Of the kind mothers when
Solomon proposed to divide the
e.iId. SO we say TO the "Seven
Wis Men Of the West, or from the
East. 7r 70 dividers everywhere.
Snare tie State. Don't ruin il By
any suicidal act Of Division Keep
TEXAS a unit Houston Telegraph
Ard - say rss let the State q Tsr.s
r,..ir ne. sna ~ rill in fsv yes- Be
90 e.e4y parfieulsr ph.i 81 is already in
r1gnt-ths E-rirr Sse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
ssy- The Weekly Star" conducted

s1- The Weekly STAR" conducted by
Vim. J. Scob,ll & Co.. is not only highly
crediiable to the Galveston press, but one
of the ablcst and most readable papers
that come to our table. We cordially wish
it pcrmanency, and bcspeak for it the lib
cral patronage Of the reading public.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

rG"on the first page Of this issue we
copy new poem entitled "why the Robin $
beast is Red" from the muse Of our old
GENIAL friend James II. Randall, author of
Maryland, my Maryland and several
other patriotic and pathetic. songs. 1t is a
very fine poem, and We commend il" peru
sal 10 all who appreciate genuine poetry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

TIE EDITORIAL CONVENTION assembled
at the Hutchins House, Houston, on the Let
inst, only eight editors present five Of
them from Houston, one from Galveston,
one from Bryan and one from NsyssOia-
The Telegraph says that in view Of the
net hat other editors usre eEpeeied, The
Convention adjourned to meet on the niEtt
Of the ID inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

~ Hon. John C. WstrOus, q s. Judge
fer the Coast District Of Tsrss being quite
III and unable to attend bis court which is
nov in session ct Galveston, Hon. W ".
Ev.rts. Q. 5. Attorney General has iels-
rr.pbed Gen. Byrns ID. Marshal, ard an
ofhsr soaes yin Ne sent On IN fss days
70 hold The court
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

Wa cAvE,-The Mckinney Enquirer Of
last Saturday, noticing our hog item, says
that Jas. II, Loysjoy, on New Years eve
killed hog, 2S months old, which weigh
Cd over 600 pounds. You eau take the
palm, john We Won't brag any more, for
the present at all eyehisl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

gay Tie Phoenix Express was robbed,
recently, on the Central railroad, Of ten
thousand dollars, belonging to Ball, Hutch
ings & Co., by whom it was shipped to
firm at Bryan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

II is the Boston Post which declares that
Anew York has become SO wicked that they
have been obliged to widen He'll Gate.
The Post may be just in its inference, be-
cause the object OF it's widening is TO make
broader the road TO Boston.
New York Times.
That's all right; through Purgatory to
Paradise,-- Boston Post. ..-.......
We have no disposition to spoil the puns
in the above, but the place spoken of is
Huri, and not "Hell'' Gate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

When the Dallas Herald is in
want of wind it calls upon "Bob
Short for it, Houston Times.
Therefore, we may sometimes be called
Short. wimi,d d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

e6s- Corn is selling at 30 cents a bushel
in Collin county, Here, when We want a
load or so for feeding our home stock, they
ask Us 40 cents. Don't know IL that is the
selling price or not.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
Ross Avenue.

II is said that the work on this
street has so far progressed that an
empty wagon with good team can
now pass over il; and il is thought
that il will be n pleasant thorough
fare the coming summer.
.r BOB SHORT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

SW'The proceedings of the OH Nails
Meeting appear below. As to who they
are we have no knowledge. We think,
however, no one has n right to consider n
lady ian, old maid until she is at least
sixty-six:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

All the post-oilice clerks in Cleveland
are female.-[ Northern Paper.
The Ohio girls always were fond Of the
males.-l Dallas Herald
Don't the law allow them to handle the
males, after taking the test oath?- o..
BUnham News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

pas-Wc go to press to-day without n
single marriage notice, but cant answer
for next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

Ea7" The Bryan Newsletter, a spicy
and well-conducted sheet, has recently
been enlarged aud improved. 1t is graft
flying 10 see such evidences Of prosperity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

THE CoLoRADo CIfrzEs.-This old paper.
printed at Columbus, Texas, has recently
passed into the hands Of Mr.. Fred. Bar
nsrd, formerly, we understand, Of New
Orleans The first number of the new Sc
ries reached US this week. Judging from
the interest of the copy before us, we be-
lieve tie Citizen, in the control Of Mr.,
Barnard, viii take proudlstand among
the newspapers OF our vast and rapidly
growing State. Mr.. Citizen, here's our t6s-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

BD"Dallas, always healthy, is a, present
exceedingly so, and the M.D's are looking
quite cerulean. y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

The sssnt ofa i,avfehee Mass
corporation has islesraphio CON
muhicaiiOn established between his
bed room snd the factory ~ that In
Ease ~ ars he may be insianoOasly
notified thereof
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

pNy We have heard of two more large
brick buildings to be raised on the Square.
Temporary frame traps must take back
seats. Good idea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

t1- Capt J, c. Chez, formerly editor
Of the Houston Transcript, has become one
Of the corresponding editors Of the llOus'
ton Telegraph, and will make his head
quarters At Washington and HALLMARK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

bds- Persons indebted 10 as for subseriP-
lion, job Work or Advertising will confer
a favor by calling on Us and settling With
as little delay as possible, We are needing
all he mOney due Us, no matter how small
ths sum. ll'iL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
TURNBULL a. MURDOCH,

WANTED, AGENTs-Male or Female,
w who can earn from $40 TO $50. per week at
home All Goods will be consigned 70 Agents, TO be
paid for wheu sold aud samples sent free. For full
particulars address, with stamp, Poor a CLARK,
Detroit Michigan. .tf. l2l.fw. -,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

~ The regular Spring Terra Of the
Distriei Court ofthis, the 5th Judicial Dis
triet commenced the present week in Ksuf-
nan. Judge Norton and several Of our
resident attorneys lsf here for thsi place
On Wednesday morning last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

AJoung ladg in Chicago went
The s,s-r Sav ~ . justice, Hnd was
s-., ~ist-h j
= dcssdrd syupion Of Improving NOR
ais m that eIty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
THE NEW ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,

Published by TIRNBULL { MURDOCH, Baltimore
This Magazine is pronouced by the Press o { Amer
lea TO be the most generally Interesting and atirac-
tive monthly now published in this country.
1t is large octave of 1913 pages, beautifully print
ed the best toned paper, with handsome cover in
two colors. The Contents are made up of the best
articles selected from the Magazines and reviews OF
America, England, Germany aud France, beside
much original matter. 1t thus combines in one the
best features ofaH the periodical publications of the
day. Special care is taken to make each number
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

MILITARY 0RDERs-We publish on the
outside OF to-day's paper, General Orders
No. and Z, from the headquarters 9Th
Military District onitting the frst part Of
Order 5, which is a summary OF the crimi-
nal laws and proceedings Of the State, upon
uhich The orders sre based, and By which
he mili.ary are 70 he governed in heir
acts. These orders ere 81 general interest
to the people, hence We publish them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

Some clocks recently imported
into New york, eotained 100000
worth Of shaEis concealed inside.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

par A riot occurred in BrOOklyn, \, Y,
on the 2slh uliim0 between the whites aud
blacks, resulting in morIally wounding a
number Of whites,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

ora JoB OFTiCE.-Ns are prepared 10
10 an kinds o. job work ia The bssi style
Of he PrinisTs ART, Rlanks Of all Kinds
alWays on hand for sale. lliL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13
SDeciaI Notice.

u,HE claims due the late firm Of Masten, Ross 4
Bro are placed in our hands for collection,
with Instructions to sue II not paid before The ra
D'S y ~P'@ BURFoRD, GOOD JORDAN.
rafE '1 5r ~ Attorneys At Law.
ne r.hrn.rv A lseael au = ~ +. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

my Gen. Sherman was sick in ST. Louis
on the 10th ult,, and was going to New Or
leans for his health.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-13

YNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in
Il form the citizens of Dallas and sur
rounding country that they are prepared
to do all kinds of Blacksmithing in the
best manner and also build Wagons, Flows
of any pattern to order and for sale.