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Dilke's Greater Britain.

4 RECORD OF TRAVEL IN
~ SPEAKING COT NTRfES, daring 1865 and 1861. Pnc-
Il 80 For sale hy H7) IL VI. WHITNEY.
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FRAHS OSCAR TENG-
ES >IRoNl, who left his home in GotteuHerg, Sweden. in
lS'4, and - supposed to be somewhere in the Pacific. Any
AWaigS 81 ham, OF his whereabouts, viii b. gratefully TerriveI
Nv his younger brother, CAPT. ADOLF. :. TENGSTROM,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, or by the publisher u this paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

RIP VAN DANA very wealthy
old Ilollander died here, about one
hundred and twenty-five years ago,
without a will, as it was supposed,
and his property was disposed ofae-
cording 10 law. Recently, bis will
has besn discovered, and his heirs
have employed able counsel ID get
possession Of the immense fortune
ofwhieh they have been deprived.
Some Of the most valuable lots on
Brordk.y and Fourteenth streets,
valued at thirty or forty millions.
and much other property, are IN
onestion. The suit will rival in
imporiance the famous Gaines case.
and mnst impoverish persons at
present very wealthy
TEsr Toik special
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30

TTvHE undersigned having been daily APT
pointed administrator Of the estate O.
william B. Paullo, deceased, late Of The
county Of Dallas, 81 fbe regular term 81
he County Court 81 Dallas county, held
for rr1hatr purposes on the last Monday
he a1-h dav Of November. 1865, hereby no
tifes al persons indebted 10 the said estate
- make iinmedirfs payment and al per
cons havirr clairs against the estate 70
r-tssnt hen Ter accrVfarce. duly aufhen-
iiraftf. within flle time prescribed ~ law
or hey -il Be barred. JOHN H. COLE
Dee .. 1S5s-l5CE. Administrstor-
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NEW BOOKS.

PINE FRA CTTCE or NEDICLNE,
4 ncw work just issued by W. Paine W. D. Professor
OF the ffnopes aud Practice Of Medicine and pafbol-
ogy in the Philadelphia University Of Medicine and
surgery author Of Panes Practice Of Surgery work
on oh7etrcs and Matcria Meca author Of New Scloo;
keipeies IN Epitome Of Eherle's Practice Of Medi.
one; Review Of Homeopathy; word on the History
% hacne: bitor Of University Medical and Surgical
journal &c, &C. Il is royal octave Of 900 RACES snd
contains fiill description Of all diseases known in
medicine and surgery. including those Of women and
children together with their pathology and treatment
by all the new and improved methods Price 81: most
age - cents Address the author, 933, Arch Street
PHILADELPHIA "a.
1850, 4 NEW WORK.
Futifiei View School Medicines, which is the only
work rses Published upon Materin MesIira embr.cr,
aIi DE Erle1fic. Homeopathic. and Botanic reIneIi.s
with on regular uaferia Medca Price S.; tDstar.
FREE. Aires a. above.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
TEE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Tara
County Greeting:

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Tdrrant
County Greeting:
VTOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to
summon David Snow by publishing
this citation in the Dallas Herald four
weeks, to be and appear at regular term
of the County Court, TO be holden at the
courthouse, in the town of Fort Worth, in
Tarrant county, on the first Monday in
April next, (lS69,) then and there to an
swer the petition of George Ball, j. H..
HutchinCs, John Scaly and George Sealy,
now on file against said David Snow, in
said Court. Said petition charges, among
other things, that on the 10th day of July,
1860, one J. T. Tucker and the said David
Snow, by the name and style of Tucker &
Snow, executed their certain promissory
note 10 Belts, Nichols & Co., of the city
ard State Of New York, for the sum of two
hundred and fifty-nine dollars and sixty
eight cents. payable at the Office of Ball,
Huichings & Co, Galveston, eight months
after the date thereof.
Petition further charges that the said
Belts, Nichols & Co. transferred and as
sieued said note 10 Plaintiffs, and then and
here delivered said note to Plaintiffs.
Petition further charges that said ]. I.
Tucker is insolvent and that the said David
Snow is not resident Of the State Of
Texas, and that the said David Snow has
property in the county Of Tarrant- Pc
titioners pray for the writ Of attachment
against the said David Snow.
The non-residence OF said David Shows
proven BY The affidavit Of u. G. Hendricks
attorney for Petitioners Petitioners pray
for citation and for Judgment against said
Snow. and for all relief, sc.
Herein fail not, and make due return Of
this writ, showing how you have executed
the sane.
Witness A. c. WALKER, CLERK
SEAL of the County Court Of Tarrant
OUOyCountr, and the seal Of said
Court hereon impressed. Done at once
this 9Th dag Of January, A. d. 1859.
A. g. WALKER,
Clerk Comfy Court, Tarrant Co, Texas
jsn9-I7ssE
Cone 10 hard January 9Th 1852. and
ordered 70 Be published for four weeks Jan.
9Th 1859.
S. ELIOI, Sheriff I. CT
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Adm;nisfrafOr's Notice.

vu,nE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly
4 appointed Administrator o. the Estate
Of Burwsll Wilks, late Of Dallas county,
deceased, at regular term OF the Probate
Court Of said county, holden for probate
and other purposes, on the .-.... day OF
November, A. d. 1868, hereby notifies all
persons indebted TO said estate TO make
immediate payment; and those having
claims against said Esiote to present them,
duly authenticated, within the tine pre-
scribed by law, or they viii be postponed
"a the Law directs. This End day Of Janu-
arr, A. D. 1862 ~ l. hoOkh1
1861 Administrator.
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SEWING MACHINES
Notice of Final settlement.

AHRS. E. j. 7. Martin, Administrators
WI of the estate of VIM. 7. Martin, de-
ceased has fled in my Office her final ac-
count current with said estate, together
with her petition praying that she be re-
leased from further liabilities in said es-
tate. This is therefore TO notify all per-
sons indebted, TO be and appear before the
Honorable County Court Of Dallas county,
10 be holden at the Court House in the
town of Dallas, on the last Monday, (the
22d day. of February, A. d. 1869, when
and where the same will be acted upon and
contest the same if they think proper.
SAM. S. JONES,
elk. Co. C. ID. c. Texas.
DALAI; January Is, lSG9-lS:3t.
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OUR DENTAL ROOMS are
~ located on the SoHfL side 0fthe SgHere-
on the second hoor, where We viii be
pleased 10 wait on ihoss Who prefer or
professional services
We want the patronage only q fhoss
sho fully appreciate our kin and the very
best services that en- Tnssih y BE- rendered
in his most critical ard scientific 81 At
r,rofessions and as an equivalent for such,
We ask only reasonable comptnsation-
Dallas, Jelly IS, 1S5s-4tu
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whut are the Advantages OF this Inven-
tiou:

MS al all times ready far Usc. Hpu's oui fire IN
sra'ly has no muchacrg 10 gc' orr n order. con
remain loaded lor gears. Fires Roicvcry day events
and those who have the ordinary appliances, cannot
possibly keep them N working order
Hose will rot valves dry mp, aud water cvaporato
and those who con slider they have the very hest steam
power cannot make use Of II when the furnaces are
out. Tae tire E5iiayai'cr is not subject 10 any Of hcse
drairlrEs opce prepared remains ready for for
an indefinite time. Hence is better than any kRo,rn
inrslitIu Tor pVfiiHg ont fires.
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University Journal
MEDTCINE andSURGERY

4 S.ni- Month g JoarBolef Medicine, Surgery,
Iiiisioiarp, Hrgsene, and General Lsteroturs
der0frd 70 RE Frefessi0n add The People.
Ti.s rh-t-f flsIiri r.sr in the World l.Hiizsi-f
every w. trsI a. lie UHrur.ify BudinE. Ninth &
s..u-i ~ Wafnrf.
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G--m ,hi,,ks the mission q
HatG would suit ForDey-
TBss,on Pest
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READ THIS. READ TfIts I.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
Read this Carefully. II may be the
Means Of SAILING your Life
and Property.
Every Man his own Fire
Brigade!
WIN, 1. III, FIRE ExrINauIsnEn
HOW uOEH rr yTOnIst

Miia PugTAuLE sTIr.ArTiNa fiHr ENulsr, onrrrd
10 the puhlic not as means IT rNtusnishins larsr
nonuagraliohs, hnt prevailing them, and should u
"a every luiiiins, private OF puhlic,
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What are the Contents ON No. Extiu
gMishcr EauiNMicnI To-:

A No. Ex'lnguishcr contains eight gallons Of
lauid eipai 10 three hundred aud hrcBiy bHcki ruisri
to throw that quantity OF water into any building
will caus, considerable damage; with eight gallons
of liqud (rkirh rW not damage aug more Ndh Wdt,rl
Ilitin or no hmm Will be eilecIel.
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OnyyhntPrintipie does the Fire Estin'
enIsher Put out Fire.

Fire l.ihe combustion of oxygen 10 fiap n 4 10
.lm 81 ~ mppiH 81 arggrR, and 10y Introducing tile
,unicut, II the EXinguishcr hqHd gas sisig hlos
more i.nsr EsnH ne ar Instantly smnlhris the htc.
EninpL,-Pur LigIr Isro AN SMALL Nrsti'
rnyEu IL VITA YOUR HANn ~ ~ IN INrirpL Inf AiH,
,ND TuE TIRr Will 90 out TIIL AoNEAT gnriE u SO
TuTsu SUPPLY 90 UNNGEN.
Snrh /. Tho nrlncinle Tho Fire EXllngnIkhrr.
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sperfciy staple any lad 81 ten yrsrs raL load
~ all that 1, required Il 10 rut the chemicals into
tho ESiinsniFheT aud srrrw u NJ, Mhrn required
Tor nee, ioiling has 10 bc done bni t. iun nu the
Faucet aud frou tho pressure generated 10y the rlirn'
icais, Il will srni a stream lciwcrn ioTiy ahi hny
,sI with the greatest precision on the burning ob'
Get. rhich Th iH'inilgPm oaiG'.Hie.
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MARION HARLAND,
Amhorcss qr"Aione," "Hidien ran, "Iioss Side"
"Nemess," aud ".hhiam,"
Will contribute story every month Our former
efficient corps OF writer's has also been retained
The 0. F0GY papers will be continued.
BeautyaL Steel Plates.
OF these the LADYs Book contains fourteen each
year, superior I've challenge comparsun) to any
published in this country, either in book period
ica
OUR FASHION PLATES.
The original double fashion.plates will be conln
ued
MODEL COTTAGES.-The only magazine in this
country that gives these designs is the LADYs BooN.
DRAWING LESSONS.-In this we are also alone.
ORIGINAL MUSIC.-GODEYs is the only maya
zine in which music prepared expressly for it ap.
pears.
We have also a CnILDREN'S, a HORTICULTU-
RAJ, and HEALTH department.
GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS
upon every subject for the Doudoir, Nursery, kiich
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They give great satisfaction.
LADIES FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT
Some Of the designs in this department are printed
in coiors, in style unequaled.
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ROAD.BED AND TRACK.
ROLLING STOCK.

Such light cars, on cast iron wheels
and good wrought axles, as shall
weigh not to exceed $50 lbs. for plat.
form, or 1900 lbs. for box or rack
cars; 1900 lbs. for passenger cars.
Wheels with inches tread on rails
and fanges u inches, to be placed
outside of rails.
Passenger cars INT feet, for 20
passengers. Platform cars 6xl2
feet, for 1 bales of cotton 2 tiers
deep. Springs, buffers and brakes
like other cars, but lighter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-16
educational.

GUUlVblullWl.
NNISS EMMA E. HOLMES WILL RE-
lYA OPEN her School for Girls MONDAY, October
4th, at No. &c Vail street, one door from Calhoun.
scplS stuthlmO%
DIANO INSTRUCTION.-PRO
i CARL GROBHOFFEl,, from Cologne and
Paris. For terms, apply at 43i King street he
tSt Gil ii and O'Clock. octlI ~
TaNHE EXERCISES OF MRS. BLUM'S
Il school. will be rcsuSled on MONDAY. October
4,ii, M her Residence Mary street, opposite Eliza
beth. All the branches of an English education
Ia: @.it. Music and Frclc!i If desired.
.cp.20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-16
Cotton Stealing.

Our Florence correspondent suggests what
appears to be a simple and practical plan for
stopping the cotton stealing which in SO
many counties is injuring seriously both
landowners and laborers.
Township ordinances and the resolutions
of county meetings may check the universal
pillaging, but they cannot bring it to an emu
Nothing less than a stringent act OF the
General Assembly, regulating the hours OF
purchasing loose cotton and providing for
the punishment Of the buyer as we'll as the
seller of stolen produce, will have any last
inc effect and the planters, farmers and
laborers, who know where the shoe pinches,
may properly take steps at once to secure
the passage of such an act at the next ses-
sion of the Legislature.
We presume that in this State three plan
tations out of four are worked on shares !;
that is, the laborers receive at the end OF the
year, as compensation for their services, a
certain share of the crop. This share IS
usually one-third, and, as the profit OF the
laborer depends on the amount OF the crop
he is proportionately as deeply interested as
his employer in preventing robbery and
theft. If one hundred pounds of cotton is
stolen from a plantation by prowling ne
groes, the colored laborers on the planta-
ton lose the value OF one-third OF that
amount. Two-thirds comes out OF the pock-
ct of the employer, and one-third out OF the
pocket of the laborers. The hard-worklng
colored men are for this reason as anxious to
prevent cotton stealing as the employers
themselves can be.
AS landowners and laborers occupy the
same ground and have a common interest
in avoiding loss by pillage, it is proper that
the two classes should unite in q memorial
to the Legislature for the passage OF a bill
for their joint security and protection. The
freedmen who feel the magnitude OF their
nightly losses will, we are sure, be out
spoken in their demand for justice, and we
hope to see a petition prepared in every
county in the State setting forth the wrong
and suggesting the obvious remedy. These
petitions may be presented to the General
Assembly together, and as they will be the
expression of the desires Of the colored peo-
pie, as well as of the whites, the members OF
the Senate and House will be too wise to pass
them lightly by.
The State press, by agitating this subject
and carrying out the proposition of our cor
respondent, can certainly make the move
ment success.
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Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON 4 CO.,
No. 14e East Bay, Charleston, s. O..
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THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HoR-
TON & SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUsI-
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE AID OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
I'VE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
pR1cE-HAvE SIX BBccl1LER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH But n eiN'hh
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRrCK-woRK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsT.IRoN AIR-TIGHTs, RUsSIA-IRON AIR
TIGHTS, sIX.PLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
VIM. SHEPHERD CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. c.,
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6tnpes, Ramaes, &r.

TOVES AT Who'll E S A L E.
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VXTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly in the
of THE NEWS lob ONCE, No. l49 EAST BAY. Call
and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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Gbe Gbaflestoas aems.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l6, 1869.
NEWS OF THE Day.

in New York cotton closed eavy; sales
$500 bales; middlings 2eac.
Cold closed at 80.
in Liverpool cotton closed firmer; uplands
l2td; Orleans l2Ad.
The Tribune buildings, in New York, are
to come down next year.
ST. Louis merchants claim the September
business was the greatest ever known in the
CITY, s'r 49,, .-7,r -ls-,..tI -art~
The Masonic Hall property on Marietta
street, Atlanta, was sold on Tuesday for
al. .OoO. "ii-ctg nil; 'h i1~
Mr.. Hamilton Stuart, of Galveston, has &C
cepted the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor Of Texas. -.
F A shoe mandatory of the capacity of
100000 per annum Is about to commence ope-
.rations In Dalton, Ga. ~ v,rr 4
AT Calvert, Texas, beef is selling at three
no four cents, and pork and mutton seven to
.eightcents per pound, ,1G ;.G':-;'Tl:.aR ie !.
eidlaThe British Consul at Mobile sends home
70 report of trade there during the last three
eyears, and his government have published it
In blue book. He points out that diversified
labor Is springing up to absorb and increase
the capital which formerly went from the cot
ton planter into slaves, and that the wealth
spent by Alabama in the purchase of slaves up
to 1850 would, If spent half a century upon
works of public improvement and in factories,
shaye doubled the, present population and
wealth Of the State. The cotton planter
IN s1S6s-'s has made more money than
>hea made in any year before 1851 The
consul also enIarges with much detail upon the
other sources of wealth which Alabama enjoys.
h"Her minerals he says, "her water, her
power for factories, her mild climate for con-
nnnal labor, her fruits, her advantages for rail
roads and water line system, her diversified
farm products, her vineyards, her diversity Of
SOIL and climate, all present advantages which,
taken in connection with her production Of cot
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modify many OF these clauses, and the liberal
party will make an effort to get rid OF the
death punishment, which, however, it is said
has become only nominal penalty all over
Germany, except in aggravated cases Oh
,orrfar
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-16
@roteriss, Giaucrs, Sc.

HAMS, SMOKED A =
~ PICKLED TONGUES AND BREAK 4
FAST BACON, RECEIVED PER
STEAMER.
Dufleld's Imitation WESTPHALIA HAMS
New Sugar-cured Pig Hams
Smoked and PcIled Tongues
Breakfast Bacon
Imitation English Cheese
Pineapple and Cream Cheese
Dutch Cheese, (new.)
ALSO,
NEW BUCKWHEAT
Extra Sugar House SYRUP.
For sale by KLINCK, WICKENBERG 4 co.
Oct16 .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-16
The charlestonIa and ILiverpool steam
ship Line.

We learn by cable telegram to Messrs.
Robt. Mure & Co., that the steamships OF
the Charleston and Liverpool steamship line
sail from Liverpool as follows:
The Darien. sailed. ...... October 5
The Marmora ...to sail. ...". october 80
The Adalia to sail October 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-16

TAS TERN HAY.
300 bales Prime Eastern HAY, landing and for
sale by w. Is. SMITH CO.,
oct16 Napers Range
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GOAL! COAL! COAL.
One hundred tons of BLACKSMITH COAL of
superior quality, for sale low If applied for imme-
octis CAMERON, BARKLEY & co.
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