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JOHN NORWOOD.


ne finest rInE-KEEPERs In the world dirscs,fouths
ocieorstsd factories Of Tobias T. s,ssr
n E1rops, are arriving daily at
A. B. GRISwOLD 4 co.'s.
Corner Canal and Royal streets
and Manufacturers Of fns yswery, Danonds ~
watches, Clocks, Brpnzes and VascG -
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19..............CHARTRES STREET..I IN
A BROUssBAU CO.. Importers, offer at low prices
glish and American of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 800 roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers Crumb Clohs-Drurget Linen and Felt Chr
tsns-Laee Reps, Worsted Damak, Furniture Cover
ing-Lnen and Cotton, striped; Cornces Bands Pins etc
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BIackmar,s .uustc STORE.
Southern Mandatory.

Having Just removed 70 my NEW ESTABLISHMENT
lsO CANAL STREET, near Dryades l beg leave 70
inform my ola friends and patrons that only
prepared 70 Furnish usual Gents Ladies' and Misses
BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured BY SUPE RIf,R WORK
MEN but have also hand, all times the Latest And
most Fashionable Styles Of the best imported material
reasonable rates Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
JOHN NORWOOD
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I'm adjourned .ueeftmx

OF the friends of the late GEN. LOWELL II ROUSSEAU
will be held in PsrlOr P, St. Charles Hotel THIS TUESDAY
EVENING, January II, at halfpast O'Clock
A. NJ. PORTER, Chairman.
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Honor Wnere Honor is Due.

And Is certainly due to Dr.. j. WINTHALL late of Germa
n.y. and now residing 2y Canal street. this city, who in
comparative short time has cured me Of Stsmmer
ing and Suffering hence removed Of all ms at
unhsppness, and impedment my future progress In
life Many thanks to him who fully deserves H. which
prompted by gratitude. cannot fail to publicly.
b. MARTIN,
p..,.. Cabinet Maker. SO Rampant street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-12

The New York Tribune hopes ''to see con-
stitutional amendment framed and adopted
which will couple universal amnesty with i'm
partial suffrage and make it part of our fun
damental law" The Constitution already
provides for the amnesty of all possible
ofenses against the United States, past.
present and future. Under this provision.
the President has extended amnesty to the
whole of that class of offenders over whom
The Tribune wishes to throw the mantle of an
aIhuestying constitutional amendment. Then
what occasion can there be for the adoption
of such an amendment None whatever. il
would be wholly superfuous and inconsequen-
tlal, unless it is proposed to relieve from
political disabilities those who are prescribed
by the fourteenth amendment.
Ent this amendment the Tribune heartily
approved in all its features. And, besides,
If II now finds the disabling clause objection
able, the remedy is provided in the amend
meht itself, which authorizes Congress to re-
move the disabilities by two-thirds vote.
This is the vote necessary merely to propose
the form of amnesty advocated by the Tri-
bune, and then it could not go into effect
until ratified by three-fourths of the States.
II Is characteristic of the philosophicasters of
that paper to urge the most complex and
contradictory methods for doing things.
They insisted on the 18th amendment. repu- |
lsting suffrage and imposing penalties upon
rebels, and now they insist on another
amendment to undo these penalties and
establish a different rule of suffrage. Let a
true Radical alone, and he will be sure in due
time to spew out his own medicine and write
himself down an ass.
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On sundsy, Jsnuary 10 at 4 p NJ, RICHARD p. RICE,
city for the last Sc years.
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Dress Goods.
200 yards Double Width
DRESS GOODS

200 yards Double Width
DRESS GOODS
At Fifty Cents II Yard.
This lot of goods embraces great variety of superb fab
cs not ore piece Of which than 81 AZ IN,
and 81 so per yard. 80 " ~
They are decidedly ths GREATEST BARGAINS that
have ever bean offered in THIS way Of Dress
j. A. BRAsELMAN CO.,
$50 a. ! ss....M agazine street....5s6 d SIS
Corner Of Andrew Street.
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Tariff of Postage for Mexico, Cuba, we.a
indies. eIc.


Circulars are rated a. book packets OF. or under
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany. cents each.
France 4. England 6, and Italy II cents each
Russia 10, vie Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg IL cents each.
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Saint Charles

A U CTION EXCHAN e.
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PURCHASING AND COLLEcTING icruc,

'VnNHno'Nu hNU IUlItC IINI A6ENCT,
NO. Is EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW YoRK.
ursorl Asnrs or s.v oxI.Ass osnsspx,
hn a.sz. q hkscHAEDIsK AoKIouLrURAL I'M.
rhhmENIS sten ETC, purchased on commissiep
eeod purchssea only Of first class Houses and n Ie
not lowsr than parties purchase thsmseIvex
sumoient sum be rem tied 10 Cows, f,si.n. .x
missions. the balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
Commissions on sums -<cesfinx sloQ { psr an, 80
seeding 500. NJ per cent '@t
oonecnons on all points prempsy attended "a
kefersnoe-CoL J. o. NIXON, Proprls.s, =. A.
lev Orleans Orrssrsv "
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II. Charles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN
q e n r r AL CT RO CERIES
SsS ana 5s4 Magazine Street.
Opposite the Market.
ON HAND, AT ALL TIMES, THE
CHOICEST FLOUR. COFFEE. BUTTER
TEAS, BRANDY, WINE,
Etc, Etc,
WHICH 1 AN OFFERING AT THE
Lowest Cash Prices.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY LOCALITY FREE
OF CHARGE
BIGckmar'S .uustc Store.
NO. l64......CANAL STREET. .... NO. le4
New Orleans,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH,
DEPOT FOR
VIM. Knabe 4 Col Baltimore PIANOS;
Grovesteen Fuller 4 Co.'S PIANOS:
Pleyel. Wolf 90 s PIANOS:
ERARD PIANOS:
BORD PIANOS;
Prince Co g Automatic ORGANS:
Edwards a Co. . Baltimore ORGANS;
And Sole Agency for the United States for theMc Pub
hesons OF the Correspondence Musicslen Hsye Ho.
land Pianos for Rent. Pisnos Tuned On Re air
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WATER AND GAS
We have received full supply of PIPE and FITTINGS
both Plain and Galvanized and shall continue to sell At
ufacturers prices.
We have also good supply SHELF HARDWARE
SHEET, BOILER, BAR and ROD IRON, RUBBER
HOSE. PACKING, SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE. and all
kinds Of RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT and MECHANICS,
SUPPLIES, which will sell as low as any house in the
South
B0STICK Il SEYMOUR,
Corner Of Common and Fulton ,treets
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Once Hours.
"A. IN. Thompson.

Opens at O'Clock A NJ; closes at sPH.
ssndays- ofss opens at O'Clock A. n; closes Al lzu
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Agency

FOR IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS FOR STEAM
WATER AND GAS
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.KtiU Orleans PosfoWce.



Route soOl-Eew Orleans BrasbIe leaves daily ssxc..
Sunday at A Arrive daily Sunday excepted BY
Route SO2-New Orleans to Canton, departure daTvy
Closes at $50 Sunday Il Arrives daily AT 5:,5
Route STSNew Orleans TO st. Francisvie supplying an
the Offices opened departure Monday NJ and Friday a,
A. N. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
Route 04-Eew Orleans to CarroltOn, via Jefferson CItv
departure Monday Thursday at A. Arrives xopda.
and Thursday st4P.x.
Route S0O5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement Love-,
Coast, departure Tuesday Friday at A. Arrives SUM-
day and Thursday.
Route sOO6Nsw Orleans 10 Mobile departure daily at p
NJ, Sunday at Il =. Arrives daily by SAN
Route so07-New Orleans to Covngton La depa,tur,
Monday and Thursday at Arrives Tuesday and Friday
st4 Pr
Route -New Orleans to Agiers departure daily at "a
n. Arrives daily by IL
Route 8O06-New leans TO vicksburr suppvtng all A..
Offices opened to vcksurg; also Red and Ouscha
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at Pr Ar
rves on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays .ts A ~
Saturdays at III A Pascsgoula, Saturdays at TX
Mails for Galveston, Houston, Indianoa, Antonio:
Brownsville Bazos Santiago via New and
Railroad close att A. n. on Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff of Postage for Mexico, Cuba, Wen
Indies. etc.
Guadaioupe Martinique French and Ditch yuIan. "a,
Vncents st. Lucia st. Vincent Trinidad renadals ceuta
half o.. optional
Cuba Mexico, Hayti, Porto Rico St raomas Jamaica,
Venezuela, United States Of Colombia English Guians9
cents. half Or, obligatory.
Bolivia. Chill Ecuador-Sa cents half On ohliea,o,v
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UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq, -AS l.
Dear srThe want Of pure Wines sud Liquors for
purposes has been long felt by profess on and
Ofves have been sacrificed by the use If adulteratd
ce. Delrum and other d eases of the brao ana
nsves 30 rife In this country very in Europe ov
ing in great dsge TO difference In the pu4ty Of
spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles ported and oId h
you including Gin which you sell undsr thu nas !,
Aromatic schedsm sehnapps WI ch we consider ia,tIv
titled TO the high reputation has acquired in this country
and from your long expert foreisn irpporer vo
Bottled Wines and Liquors should meet with the same IA
msnd
recommend TO appoint some Of the respects.
bic spohscaes In different parts of the city AZ az
the sale Of your Brandes and Wines where the p.o6
SION can obtAin the same when needed for medical
purposes
Whining you success In your enterprise,
We remain your obedient sery,nts
VALENTINE MOTT, d. Professor Of Surgery, Unlvs.
sify Medical College, New York
j. N. oohNocHAN, n D.. Professor Clinical Surgery
su'seon.inceieftO the State Hospital etc. No 1. Eat
sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. sAYRE, n. D., No 7s5 Broadway
e. r DEVICES, N, D., No. 7sI Broadway
JOSEPH WoksTER NJ. D.. No. I'D Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE. NJ. D.. Ma 81 Biesker strsst
JOHN okEILLY. N. D., No. 80 Fourth street
d. hAPHAfL. N. D.. Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of surcry. New York Medical College. etc.. No.
u Ninth street. and otherA
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he proprietor also snsrs for sale
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled By himself expressly for ned,cin
use Each bottle has his certificate Of its purity.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
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Carpet Warehouse.

Corner Of Common and Fulton ,tree
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

p6-ln the appropriate column will be
found tho announcement Of our friend,
Judge z. E CooxpEs, as q candidate for the
Office Of District Clerk Of Dallas county, ct
the ensuing election In November. Tie
proposed new Constitution provides that
the County and District clerkships shall be
consolidated and that almost all the duties
in regard to estates, now performed by the
County Judge, shall devolve upon the Dis
trict Clerk. This makes it the most I'm.
portant Office in the county, and our people
should be careful to select for the position
some one thoroughly acquainted with the
law. Judge C. discharged the duties Of
County Judge for nearly two years, with
marked ability, gave general satisfaction
to the people, and is q gentleman of unim-
peachable honesty and integrity. We be-
speak for him hearty support.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
The e,sai medical mistake

OF former dsys vas an utter asgsei "fsAaiiay PIE
esaiioAs. No sfiSlsai means we're adopted tsr the
prevention of sickness, se.spss sas aHtnesH 10
cities drshssy wss rarely attempted In the eraa.
iry. Heap. Of oaai we're len 10 Tel In the pablo
sirssis ARd domestic eieanliHsss, the great shtdois
to lsbriis dissasss. Vas sadly neglected, itis not
80 now. wise laws. rhilsnihropie insiiIations aud
,silsht sanitary Poiie,. have. to great rsisni,
Temsdied the evil. Nor 10 this all. fntvrsTiVf
rpicAros has helped materially TO Lessen the rate.
Of mortality. II Ia not too much ssy that rtss
OF rnorsASps escape sinknrs In unhealthy SEASONS
In the consequence 81 having fsyIoonArrp rHrIH
SYSTEMS ~ ADVANCE by course Of uosrErrERs
STOMACH BIrrERs. This pure and powerful
vegetable tonic aud alternative comprises tho en-
tracts aud essences Of variety Of roots and herbs.
renowned Cor their urnghsnins. soothing, vitalli.
lug and priiiyibg properties. The.s medicinal
agents are incorporated With sp,it absolutely free
from the acid poison which dshlrs. uos or le,s, all
the liquors OF commerce. aud their effect 10 dnussd
through tho whole frame by this active, yet harm.
less siimnianf. The result is such a condition Of
tho system az rsndsn II all bat inpervious 10 the
exterior causes OF disease such damp, fog, sudden
alterations Of Temperature &c. Strength. and tho
perfect regularity Of all the functions ofihe body,
sse tho beat sas guards against atmospheric poison
and the effects Of unwholesome water. and HOS.
LETTERS Differs arc the best strengthening
and regulating medicine at present known. For
dyspepsia aud bIliou,ness they are . SPECIFIC ALSO.
.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

The PRATT CAsE.-In comment.
ing upon This case, the New York
Journal of Commerce says:
This case will bring home to
mers minds. perhaps more clearly
than ever before, the anomaly of
the military rule still in force in
portions ofthe South. Texas is full
~ as peaceful as mahy of the North
ern and Western States. If the
troops were withdrawn from her
borders, and the people allowed to
resume full possession of the local
goyernmen we believe that law and
Justice would be better enforced
there than at present. But it stiits
the aims OF certain radical polit-
clans tokcep Texas from reronstruc-
ting herself as long as possible, and
to quarter q horde of military 10
Gust and carpet-bag spongers upon
her. The fiction Of military neces-
sity is still invoked to justify mar
tial law. Crimes of various sorts,
instead of being called by their le-
gal names, are donominated treason.
Such is tho term applied to the muir
der alleged to have been committed
by Pratt. 1t is as a traitor, not as
a murderer, that the Federal Gov
crnmcnt seizes him on tho soil of
New York. We say that it is a
burning shame for the government
to maintain drumhead eourt-mar-
tials, and the oppressive machinery
Of war-times, at period ofprofound
peace, four years after the last rebel
has laid down his arms, and when
justice could be had in the usual way,
and without resorting TO such ex-
traordinary measures.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
The First Bale Of New Cotton
I'm Dallas.

The first bale Of the new crop of cotton
raised in this county this season was
brought to this city on Tuesday last, the
3lst day of August, and was raised by
Messrs. W. W. Ralph and D. A. McMurray,
renters on the Caruth Farm, miles North
of Dallas. The bale was nicely pressed
and baled, secured by Iron Ties, and weig.
ed 440 pounds. 1t was classed low mid.
ding, purchased by our ,ownsman, Mr.. G..
NJ. Terry, for Is cents gold. Besides the
value of the cotton, thesd getitleman will
receive the premium offered by the Dallas
County Agricultural Association in Octo-
Der next. ..,.,g ~ .e
Mcssrs. Ralph and NFcMurray are old
cotton raisers from South Caroline, and
have been in this county only this season
we b. lievc.
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ssIIasops NOTICES.


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nsTaAY HorIOgs.


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% len Thigh. Que hay HORSE. slout ayeAFs CID.
lslt hands high. 1tAaasd Il Oh In shoaldsT, sod
sh iadiscFitsblS brand on right shoulder, scar On
the isii shoulder, len hihd feot white. ta;it
s. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.CT.
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department,


FOR GOVERNOR.
wcare uutherized to announce ~. HAMILTON,
Of Travis, candidate for Governor Of Texas. Elec.
tion July 8, 1860!
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
We are authorized TO announce DR.. B0ULDS
BAKI r, of Galveston, a candidate for Lieutenant
Governor Of Texas, on tie ticket with General
A. J. Hamltons. Election July 8, 1869.
f0R CONGRESS
gZr We are authorised 10 announce Dr. u. r.
BARLEY, of Tarrxnt county, as candidate for
Congress from this, he 2d) Congressional District.
Election November 3pth.
We are authorized and requested to announce
Col ROBERT II. TAYLpR, as candidate for Con-
Sress from this fth5 Cd Congressional District.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
We are Authorized and requested to Announce
resent Dallas, Collin and Tarrant counties in the
State Senate. #HEt
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Wo are authorized and requested to announce Or.
4. NJ. COCHRAN, as n candidate to represent the
2lst District comprising the conntcs Of Dallas COL
lin and Tarrahf, III the lower House Of the Lcgsla-
ture.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorized aud requested 10 announce
CAPT. J. EN-. HAWKINS, Of Ellis county, as
candidate for District Attorney Of the 9th Judicial
District, at the ensuing July election.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are anthofized to akpouncsJ J. NJ. sALMoNs
a candidate for Sheriff Of Dallss coGhty. Election
In November. 1869.
ROBERT L. SEARS, ss a candidate for Sheriff Of
Dallas county, at the ensuing election In July.
We are authorized and requested to announce N.
o. McADAMS, Esq, d candidate for Sheriff Of
Dallas county, at the ensuing JAY election.
We arc an horized TO announce the name Of
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siTss as has Pseisly 10 ihask The ats's
nsasi ara for The soarissy sSisAlei he
Assesi.iieA, The fslissiag 10 heir letter /;
OMs f0E9, y, AtFehR a NsAL, I
0sltssisn, Teas, Aug, "a, lsss, I
Ma. sas, h, bATklsy, DAllas--psaT sir
Ne have ysaF faEoT 81 the lilh last, aai
lhaEk yea for srSFiihg assa ePPsriuaily
10 serve 1sa Aal year sseslisHt s0eisiy.-
We have placed sarselsss in seamaaiea-
lisa.vilh hsssrs- n b, 0risseid a Co, enc
d tie largest houses in that lihs In the
city, and alse with he nsFidsa MaAafAsla-
risg Co, 81 West MsFidsa. ceaA. The lar,
sssi ssiablishuisnt % the kiAi on the con
iiaeAi, We have submiiiel your pToPssi-
IioA 10 thea. backed up BY our eva uhqual-
hsd endorsement, aad vs doabl not one or
both will accept yeur terrs. WshaSs also
eohyeTsel With our owh dealers on the sub
Jet, some Of whom deal very largely 10 the
Kind Of goods you require. oas Of then
proposes 10 faraish all you uaHL you giy-
10 6 your note at sixty days, as proposed,
aud city acceptance, This Is the old house
Of N. W, shaw, Bro, s Pallals, large deal
srs. We consider this an exceedingly lib
sral proposition, aud IL you slsh 10 accept
il, aud the Directory desires il, ne will ae'
espt for you, Awaiting commands,
We are, Yours truly,
Gfo, y. AlfoRD 4 VIAL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

1@Our obliging County Clerk, Sam. s.
Jones, Esq, desires us to say that some
body has left in his Office hat-not an cold
har-but fine cashmere hat, No. u,
nearly new, ana labeled on the inside "EI-
position Universale, Paris" AS 1t does
not fit our friend Jones, or either ofthe ed
itors hereof, it is requested that the owner
willcall, "ptcaeproperty, ard take it away
"without money and without price"
'Spect tbs Sheppard hat, that he left It
there when he went after his license.