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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-27

ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
i Apply at THIS OFFICE October S
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Tho proprietor also offers FOR sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for mo
dicinal use Each bottle has his certificate OF lts pu.
riy CDOLfHO WcLFE.
November II 3raos
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% Rfnt.

no RENT, TWO COMFORTABLE
i ROOMS in private family. Also, commo-
dious Brick Stable with large yard attached. Apply
at No. l01 CALHOUN-STREE1, between Meeting
and Anson south side. 81 January q
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THO RENT, STORE No. I55 EAST cay,
good business stand. suitable for wholesale
purposes; extensive yard in rear of building.
For terms, apply to -
J. T. HUMPHREYS,
Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Broad.slrcet.
nacapoharQ
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aor Sale.

r1Os SALE OR HENT, THAT COMn1U-
u DIOUS and well appointed Tenement House
Nos and 8erresford-street. containing 10 rooms
with extensive servants apartments. For terms np-
ply to IT. HUMPHREYS, Real Estate Ageut
December 9 No. AZ Broad-street
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financial.
As!)Otfl

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
FORMS his tricnds and the public generally that be
has taken charge Of tins well.known and popular
FIRST.ULASS 80 TEL, and hopes bv stlict attention
to merit full share of the public patronage
The celebrated Artesian Water Baths, hot, cold and
shower, can be had ut nll hours.
Coaches With attentive porters always In readi.
ness to convey passengers to and from the different
railroads and steamers. E. e. JACKSON,
January Is limo
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A GENTS YANTED.--S75 To $500 PER
n month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE; price s1s. For circulars and terms. address
c. bowers & CO., No. 800 South Third-strect
Phila Iolphia, Pa. 3mo December @
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AW MOTTO MCMILLAN KING,
IL Esq.. is this day admitted q partner in our
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL SRABROoK, Lawycrs,
No. 90 Broad-street.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEABROOK.
MCMILLAN KING. January
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

lsY-The other night, while rcposing ai
the residence Of our senior, VIC were ava.
kened from our slumber by IN unusual
noise on the north porch. Lcaping from
bed, and running out TO solve the mystery,
We found our six footcr senior standing in
his sleep on the top Of o churn, address.
ing an imaginary audience Of delinquent
subscribers: "You have sent forward your
wbeat'and oat crops, and have got the
money In your pockets or at your mer-
chants. Plank down-principle and poll
cy-shell out-pony up-pay before il is
forevermore too late. The secret, sad and
silent mujcat hath mewel! The loud I'M
godly gobat doth winnow the shuddering
air! Come down to condignl What, ho!
bring the brazcn bootjacks from the boi ing
Baltic. Send for the seven-fold sledge-
hammer of sneezing steel! Fetch the cir
cumambient iron axc-helves and eleven
ghastly hammer. handles of molten putty!
Whirl the everlasting cut-glass wcll-sweep
and smash their drotted delinquent skulls
into incxpungable chaos and old night
We want them two dollars and a half
The longer he spoke the madden he got,
and seeing him begin to foam at the mouth,
we kindly walked him up, whereupon he
became as mild as q cup Of boarding
house coffee, blushcd to think VIC had
heard his first attempt at public speaking,
and retired to his chamber with his usual
grace and dignity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

MARRIED

In Dallas county, at the residence Of the
brides mother, on Wednesday, June 70,
1869, by Rev. THOMAS NJ. SMITH, MIR.
JAMES P. PETIT and Miss LOTTIE
MILLER; all Of this county.
Zohokke, in one of his excellent tales,
gives the following good advice:
In the first solitary hour after the cerc-
mony, take the bridegroom and demand n
solemn vow of him, and give him VOW in
return. Promise each other, sacredly,
never, not even in jest, to wrangle with
each other-ncver TO handy words or to
indulge in the least i'll humor. Never-l
say, neverl Wrangling in jest, and put
ting on on air of i'll humor merely TO tease,
becomes earnest by practice. Mark that
Next, promise each other, sincerely and
soiemnly, never to keep secret from each
other, under whatever pretext, and what
ever excuse it might be- You must con-
tinually, and every moment, see clearly
into each others bosom. Even when one
of you has committed fault, wait not an
instant, but confess 1t. And as you keep
nothing from each other, SO, on the contra
ry, preserve the privaoies of your house,
marriage state, and heart, from father,
mother, sister, brother, aunt, and all the
world. You two, with Gods help, buili
your own quiet world. Every third or
fourth one you draw into it with ycu will
form party and stand between you two.
That should never be. Promise this to
each other. Remember the vow Mt each
You will find your account in
it. Your souls will grow, rs IL were, to
each other, and at last will become as one.
All, il many a pair had, on their marriage
day, known this secret, how many o mar
riage were happier than, elias, they arel
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AZ will 10 seen BY the memoranda be-
Low, II. l.. Roy aud others vent down ih.
r,,n,,, n, . large yavl or rou.boa,, for
:. ,s,.i,,,. a.. .,,.m,, s.I,,
uh' Pu'f0'' " 'rs '
Haynes, which had broken her main SHAFT
Tho "log' speaks for itself-let hoy tell
MI, own story,
N,,,o,,. Inn. "A 1870
10 ,h' h'"o'' o' ''' 'A "''a''
otNflhsts'-Ai,eri ea'ins pai'ason 'ne
o'h june We inct WIN no oosuueuoh uhu'
We arrived near "hite hocs uhen We met
WIN asmai rai', Nnioh "ou'u only imPeue
the progress OF steamer nHeen OF twenty
minutes below mo mouth OF sni,e ROCK
where there was supposed 70 DC large ra,t,
there was only very light one, scarcely
worth mentioning hNor continuing our
journey few miles, We met another, even
smaller Than the hrst 'hen proceeded 70
Clark MIL, without any iur,ner ineiden's'
We hauled TO and rested awhile. After al
lowing ourselves time 10 DO refreshed, we
again launched our frail bark on the lin
pid waters OF the Trinity, and met with no
distractions until We arrived at paWdys
Ferry thence to Modarveys Pass; took
through the pass, still meeting no obstruo'
tionsi thence passing TO Big slough, wo
went through u and again entered the Trim
ity below the Big Rat onward We pur-
sued our way to Prewetts Old NH, where
VIC hauled to and cat dinner-Which IS the
first half days travel. Amer refreshing
ourselves we agaia raised anchor ana set
sail, meeting . raft OF small siie three or
four miles below. Five miles further on
there Is another which Is tho largest one in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

Tee sstiss, lisss sfNs sss,isssss
n. great tss siIiisss q istssifis-s
sssiiA vfsisssT, q a. sssstTy, ssys iAs
Nss YEA Tag bess, ssss ne AsFs q i1s
Ksrseiis TAsy ace ne s1ssi sssAsF .1isA
.lll la ne ship q state, Led ne sisF~s
q psliiissl sissfsiiy Fssss'sT - fsaTf-llJ
Ne - ihs sTssiHs sHi issFfsl PsssT u
asssIsli,'a ssaiHsi .Aisl The feT-iisels
la.ly u ssTkiss'esa lave 80 ihsiT fass'
like = nisL AZ JET, late HsHs u The
Trades uHisss u The uRilsl states, late
Hoss VI The HARy s.sisiiss u iHlssiTy
vLish have hosn organized all ever Tho
eeuAiTy, 10 protect iLsnssl'ss sgsiHs' ths
uALoalihy sAeTosenmehis u capital, have
iLs HsgIsss bssh almiilsi, This is pro
aisiHs siga, AlIhessh the dsIasHsiTalieh
nsis ia washiRs'sa The ether day against
The sdmissiSh Of The uegTO pSaslsss iA's
the GsyerhmeSI PTiniihs sfhes sss ssisA'
siLly hassi uPOa The infsTnsliiy Of bis
application, the real opposition prSoeeisd
from the natural TspasHsHes Of uhiie men
to associate uPoa terms Of equality wi'h
the inferior race, Ills superiority must
be maintained at all ,imes AID under all
circumstances, and ., any hazards, by the
great body Of voIkihgmeh, or the eoaaiFy
is lost forever, The superior White race
must not sllOw itself to mir ui,h The in
feIlor negro, or this RsPublie gill eeesms
al second Jamaica, and civilization aud
prosyss will BE- forever blOiiei out. The
ave millions Of white sorkingmen and
wealth, producers can save the na,ion.-
Men Of toll, you, Who are the backbone Of
national prosperity, keep clear Of . fuse
with the negro elemeni, as you value your
own happiness aud that Of your pOsieriiy,
Keep ssnbo out Of your workshops, your
factories, your printing offices, and your
trade societies; aud tho country will be
saved from final ruin"
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Our Anusenents.

- n. EAi,sFs u The Dallas nrTaial
Fer the past week, No have enjoyed an
unusual and highly appreeiaisI iniellee.
ta.l treat. In tLs dramatic performan noes Of
Capt. crisp's Company. We have faith In
the success Of real merit In all ayocations;
and the crowds fcomno.ei Of our hes, oiti.
Isnsl who have mighty Allied the hall, an 4
the enthusiasm manifested, confirm US in
the eorrecthsss Of our belief
The reputation Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crisp As
ustars" % the first dramatic order, 10
bounded only BY the sphere In which ihsy
have re,olved they are known, appreoia-
ted and famed. In cities where comparison
renders success, . "grand achievement
and where even excellence must fall
through the ordeal Of searching criticism.
The erueible tested these artists, aud the
wear Of time only proves them Of true
mental.
1Our Jessie" Is favored by nature, with
personal attract ions and qualifications
which materially tend 10 ensure success,
In the characters she assumes, petite,
plump, pretty, arch and piquant with
charming naturainess, which finds It's way
10 tho hearts OF her audience; her songs
are executed with taste, ease, aud admira-
bio effect, when utteripg q witticisu, q re-
parte. or max ing a "point," she appears TO
throw her whole soul into her face, she
i.kes decided aim. and never fails to hi,
The object bring down npplausc1 The
Ii,,Is lsdy deserve, The extended populari.
Nv she cniovs We consider her one of the
hs., comsdiennc, on tho starc. and we ask
~ n. numbered nmono those who STYLE her
1Our Jes.ie.n
Mis-. Cecilia I, n pro,can vounu Indy. Of
s,,raord;norv versatility: whether In male
~ fsmals attire. she ia perfcotly nj home
To Youth and beautv sbc blends refined
,u,iiyn,iou. We have seen some Of the
mo,t famou, actresses plny the Duchess in
Tho Honey Noon. and we must admit, the
rendi,;on NJ Miss Cecilia. ON Thursday
even inc camo fully nm 10 The standard Of
s,os,,sn,c Of INV Jnl;ona we ever viii.
ncs,.d' We should like to have seen the
isdv in Tho characters Of Pauline and Par
,hsn;a and this Measure VIC hone is only
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

l0-A few days since VIC (junior) visit.
cd our venerable, yet young hearted friends
Thomas F. Crutchfcld, Esq, and lady at
their residence in this city. Before taking
loave Of them, We were invited into thcir
model Aower-garden, which has been Guilt
waited with great assiduity and skill. We
found it fragrant and lovely, though small.
Aud before retiring from its fairy-land
parterrts, We were presented with q rich
bouquet for our Georgia, for which they
have her thanks and ours. Indeed IL was
handsome and sweet, and plucked by the
hands of our nged friends themselves
May tho first June morning Of the century
TO come find their garden blossoming and
the bright light of hope still bcaming in
their eyes. A sweet bouquet II was indeed:
Moss, marigold, panzies, imperial China
pink, candytufts, ambrosia, sweet clover,
zenias, 6 colors, phlox drummondi, 0 col
ors and shades, nasturtion, 2 colors, love-
puffs and crcepcrs! MIR. Crutchfcld de
lights in Horticulture; and We ore glad to
see many others in and around the city
with kindred taste in love with the beau
tiful shrubs and flowers with which God
has tinted and glided the glorious picture
of earth from His own dazzling BURN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

DBNThe late Radical convention in
Tennessee, composed of as many and as
disgusting ingredients Us boiled, seethed,
swirled and stinked in the vile holl-broth
in .Hecates cauldron, of course, was any
thing but harmonious. As specimen of
the elegance Of the Convention, take the
following, from the speech of Capt. Hatha-
way, who was lodging about in the late
war. In reply to Col. Brownlow he. said:
"Don't say any more of your
Cd ID stuff. If you want me
to fight, by Cd I'm in. If moth
ing else will do you, and you must
have ID rebel, put N. B. For
rest in nomination, and vote for
him in spite of hell. By Cd,
men, l want it distinctly understood
that I've got a milt in me big
enough to wrap twice around my
body, and tie in a knot behind my
back, with the ends tapping down
upon the calves of my legs; and
Cd d-n me to hell if can be
howled down by any set of men,"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

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ssssissi No zee lsssist.ss seq iisss
spssss hssssliI u 40 so, "a % siiii
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il 10 - - Eslisssi - aAsss he Fs.Fls
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,sEssis q Sa.aAsTA AsEis~iisIs AL Hertz
sslisTs, SsAi Ga il. 20 fsI@ss. .As .ssi
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

The town Of Corinne, tho last Of
the mushroom cities that sprang up
and vanished rs the Union Pacific
Railroad progressed, seems likely TO
become n permanent city. 1t is in
Utah Territory, and nearest to Salt
Lake Cityeon the line of the rail
road. Though not more than three
months old, it has upwards of ten
thousand inhabitants, a municipal
organization, several hotels, dry
goods, auction and commission stores
a banking house and daily paper.
The streets have been numbered as
high as "Thirtoen,' and municipal
ordinances looking to the wealth
and cleanliness of the city and en-
forced by efficient police. The daily
paper is crowded with advertising,
and indicates exceeding activity in
business. Corinne must be set
down as one of the wonders of the
interior,
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hsffsts, fttts, lsaf % -
Tsfsss s.ssuis 4 hsss tsss a. e.
ssiiss VstsS al sfsissF q iAs batats
nsssts stsf asss I Asss tss. . sii.
itsa = Isfss. ed ssa issuJ aai -
Asss gFesEsfsi ia tlssttf ths fiy snt
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ss4a ssassfsa sAsfs - a. ysar viat
fssa. TsaT siiy siIssis al siis vslts,
,l. s..i,, n ,s.r AL. ,sst Asrissl-
larsl fairs sat Pair Grsanis, sni ihs
Ea.as sHt bTiisss Ia ys@T esssiy have 20
ssitsi DsrtisalsT stisntisa 81 yeaT kaHds
OAs .Ks A.s rad The hsEsli, tss As'sT
bssa 10 Dsllss ssaa saRfsss hat yes
kst tAs Assi sAisTPTisias fsiies teaTt Ia
ne .ias ssTli. sHa tAai sssa s.si Aslss aAi
Ess.s tsN.sAss 10 The esaHiy hai shs
s1spsAsisA tTidts ever u. Bat latss u
~ saTFTiss ~ksh | lsarssi b. sad sIPsTi-
slss tAsi lAsns 10 bat SAs bridge in ysaT
sAsls esaIiy sAi that .1s baili b. eiii-
IsA q kssfasA esaAiy, Ihis bFitge &c
All saili ever Rasi fsTk, - that ear siti-
seas essli g. 10 Dallas ~ see year city And
ssAisTfal rslies csaT'i ss Supposed iAsy
ssTs sisAls,
sen. liss age I had basilsss in Dallas
aAi 81 ny Gay fsaad No iToasls IN
ksahAsA sssAy, sAi aasil case 10 the
liAs q ysaT eAisFPFisihg eeuAiy, had
~ ITS1bls. bat judge 81 MY ssTPFiss
sLsa I sas es1Psllsd 10 head every water
esaTss In Dallas, ffon Easi fsrk 10 the
-liabb9 81 feKas, In eressiAg the sssssf
white hesk On my TsiaTn hoAs I had 10
travel scar . k1AlFsi niles, gel nay horse
FaiAsj, lesl NY saddle bags and papers sal
ease very near taking trip 10 falis's "
sisAs, feTiuHsisly yoaT feliee Court vas
SET slohg, fhsy esriaiHly do not kAes
that there 10 Stage lihs established from
Marshall 10 Dallas OF they uOald do some,
ihihg towards bridging the sireams, 10
they have net got The means nor energy,
for soeiAsss sake cult Puifing thea aud
lei as kseu ahd Ne sill give your eater
pfisibE eouhiy further assistance,
Years truly,
EAUHNAN
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For the Dallas Herald
The Sallie Haynes.
60


Mr.. Editors,-lIutchen and swindell,-
| have some news for you to tell.
The country people still complains
There is no return Of Sallie Haynes,
They do request that some good man
Would tell what Is the reason
That Sallic Haynes don't return
Now in this rainy season.
Now, gentlemen and ladies fair,
Listen to me awhile IL you have time 10
spare:
The Sallie Haynes will como up 10 town
Just as easy 80 she went down.
She went down with heavy load;
OF course she had to open the road;
She cut the linus and broke the snags,
And safely delivered your cotton bags.
Il is the safest passage that can be found,
Much safer than on top Of the grouI.d;
IL you viii 60 to Bryan you will plainly see
Your cotton sticking 10 every tree.
The Trinity river never fails
Te be able TO aOat your cotton bales,
Then come up 10 the work and act your
parts,
Asd foot the bill before she starts.
New, gentlemen, don't dilley daley,
Bat send your freight with the beautiful
Sallie;
She win run back and forth with yeuf
supplies,
II you win help support that enterpriIs.
I am very Uld and nothing TO spare,
Ny purse is enpty, my bach IL hare,
Bet ] viii sfhsBsl al the talent ny bssf
contains
10 sncuuraFs The builders q s.ll,s Haynes.
OLD BEN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

sDwe call the particular attention Of
our readers to the letter Of kaufman, In
another column. lie hits some heavy ticks
In the direction Of our Police Court, aud
VIC hope the ticks will reach the Court, for
wo DO regard II a burning shame that the
roads are In such miserable condition and
left to remain so from year to year. We
came by Dradheld & Co.'S stage line from
Marshall to Dallas not long since, and a
worse read we never saw. Nowhere along
the whole line have the overseers OF the
road attempted to do their duty. A driver
has to be a very Jchu to safely drive q
team and coach over such nbominablc
roads. Let Dallas county bridge her
streams and improve her roads, and the
money expended for that purpose will re-
turn to her with great interest
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81 Cstsss pssstfl tsssssf -
SEA - ss's Nc C'isg lss ,sss ssiss-
iss siiA great suissss - ~ tss~s-issist
ysllis Ne shsss.si iAs fsstiiiss -
siF wslisF sssiis great ssst sTAs LaaJ
u ~ i4ls - Wednesday sis,t ns
IsH u fhs yasss sss sIesstiasJ ssii
red, ~ F.sEly ssi'a. PSses1ly fEs@ last
u Flysisai sWss,h, ~ ~osesiis- la
~ sasTt, q. Fasss-f ilsi AsT ever Hsss'
sect Lsiraysi hsT ssK-ihsi hsT EsIg
IsHialssAs bsi ssrsel 10 Haks hsT fs1i-
HiHi'y @sTs sfRsTsAi, AL ~ The EiHi 10
- iLiSkiRs " her uHssIJ saIb rather
shsa The verbs u The iIIsTtal auilsT
.hish sAs appreciated - ,Tuly ssd Tssiist
.iiL sash aiEiTsLls sssslAsss aHi Iis-
sisisA, che is. Asssssh ia The part q
kiag Janss, verify q nsTs praise has
esAsaTss sHl ss nasi eoafsss. eshsilsTiHe
the glsTiAs sSasPisasasAsss d her sea Ia
all The performances, her ssliHs was assi-
dsily worth sneeHiam. iAdeei, there
wsFs some very tHs RoiHis iH il, PTsuiasH'
AMeAg shish ss Rsaiioa that 10 the
sesRs shsTsiA fiu Jamss supports the iy'
Ing maniac, Blanche % Ds'sa, aAi
TO i@brus the treasured trees in the bleed
Of the Gaelic chief she hires late lsAs,
took aud gesture here synPaihy and Rs'Ass
s,sa sysa Sir Walter Scot, himsslf lishl
have sda'irei aud aPPlaadsi.
Mr.. crisPs rendering Of RslsFisk DAu'
considering the peculiar iAsafheisuey Of
his support" vas faulilsss, lie Locked,
spoke aud moved the rude and Wild, yet
proud and true hsarisd ehisfisia Of the
warliks clan, whom he inPsrsohaisd. The
effect Of his role was much dsIraeied IRON
by absence of scenery aud other adJuneIs,
low ceiling, narrow, contracted stage, aud
the warm, suiIry atmosphere Of June
night, Yet, wilhai, he pleased eomPelsn,
critics, as he rarely fails to DO.
"our Jessie" whose bright eyes and fair
face are much admired, acquitted herself
ereiilably In the minor part Of Ellen
Douglass.
Mrs. crisp's maniac, or Blanche Of De-
Won, was true to nature, aud the best piece
OF acting on tie stage.
Those In the audience who INDUCED In
rude, impoiite "horse-iaughs" while Mrs. g,
was enaoting the pathetic part Of tho
wronged, crated Blanche Of Devon, therein
exhibiting some Of the finest acting known
to the American or British stage, are well
come to all the merriment they enjoyed
The room Of such boobies 10 preferable TO
their company.
We could not give fair opinion OF Miss
Grace Malcolm by witnessing her only in
the limited and rather bald part OF Nal.
colin Crane. Her voice, though weak, is
well in her control, and she enunciatcs
distinctly and reads we'll.
Tho songs Of Ed. Bohan, though certainly
well sung, and accompanied with the ap-
propriato contortions Of his mobile face,
wero rather too broad to please tho better
class Of his audience. lie, in his line, Is 4
fair comedian, and has pleased tho Dallas
play. gocrs very much.
Mr.. Crisp and his Company have agree
ably supplied want that was felt in our
beautiful city; so, to him we say
'Tis thine TO rob the soul Of care;
IT'S thine the Borrowing heart to cheer;
And of VIC hope TO see :hee wear
Wild Glosters sock and buskin hero.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26
s6,-In another column we give to I

s6-In another column we give to the
public q new poem from the pen Of that
sweet child Of song "Old Ben" One Of
his former poems having reached England,
no doubt was seized upon with avidity and
read with wonder and admiration by
Queen Vic. and others Of the Royal Fam
lily, and II is not impossible that when Mr..
Tennyson shall peruse the effusion in this
weeks HERALD he will turn red with jeal-
ousy and tremble in fear Of losing his
laurels,
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Asw Sdpsftissmsuts.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
New Cotton Gin.

II DESIRE TO inform the cotton growers
II and all concerned, that I viii Be pre-
pared 10 Gin aud Pale the present ervp r.
Cotton. sy Gins are new ar ihe ~, IN
use. Can spd eur my machinery and
prospects seIore taking your cotton 70
ocner Gins. an determined 20 maize 2
your interest, to psffoniis me. Ny Nod
Cards ere in good order snd runDi.E ell
he tine The hiehsst market price paid
fcr cotton in wool rolls o. cash. Cone aud
see. n VI AOHfyN.
Dallas, June 2s, 1s59-4ls2m
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OVERLAND MAIL.-This line |

OVERLAND MAIL.-This line has
now been running for two months,
,tri-wcekly from Fl. Smith through
tho Indian Territory, to Sherman,
Fort Concho and Ell Paso. Tho travel
aipon tho line is increasing. Strangers
lin search of land, homes and stock
are daily coming in. There can be
no doubt but that tho rapid growth
oc our country has already COM
menccd.
Wo learn that new line of four
horse Concord coaches will be start
ed on the first of September, to run
tri-wcekly from Baxter Spring thro'
on the Same lino.s When this done,
and the railroad reaches Baxter
Springs, (Which 1t is supposed it will
do by the first of January next it
will enable travellers from this point
to reach St. Louis is four days.