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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
A ,faisTisas meath.

naUh, that tiSss uss Es~ rTssiissI, 10 alec IN.
iusasuTai msn,A u IaaEy L.TTasssHS disorders
Entanslsi 10 lie tss ats The ssss u Seush', ss,a''
and u that alIsTnaiin u fTigiaily auA are, nsTs
widely ku0su sAn siusiTpi, called kgsT sna age
Tie oply say 10 avoid ihsss 'iiils uHRifssAniHsss
80, IL 10 reader The sy'ism siFens snsusL 10 nsA'
81 the almo'TEFs potion that PHoasess then, aHa
the beet wsy 10 salos il with this Ispslisai RsssI
ia 60 ions II with n0sTErrERs STOMACH NIT,
rEEs.
HA gSyfarF Ssr. sFs1ibiy iRfTnsi that Tuf'
nan Vas waiting At the next ,eFEsT he woui seuht'
lees turn In his tracks and take sAhT route 10 his
destination, with just shout the sane smsuhi Of
trouble, the niAsk. Of diseases prevalent At ILi.
ssason may b sVAdsd Nay the iToubls will l., l.s'
for drug stores lie In every ouss route, and every
respectable drasgi,i In the Talon keep. on hand
uOSTETTERs Differs. The article IL . .isplv
u trade. aud Il would IL n easy to mad grocery
without sugar, as the store 81 an APolLreaTy with.
out this popular toni, remedy.
In view Of The experience OF the nation With 70.
gard 10 the article, during tho space Of twenty
years, Il seems almost unnecessary TO reeaPiiulAts
It's merits to Americans Hut A. our population Z.
increasing at the rate Of couple Of millions ear,
In tho natural way aud by immigration, u may he
as well to hin, to tho rising generation aud new
rivals, (ihc old settler, know all about it, that
HosrETTERs STOMACH DirTERs {, tho most
Wholesome and potent vegetable tonic ever man-.
featured that II Is specific for debility, dysPep.
sia, biou,ness, and mla.mctie mvcrT; that II pre-.
vents, as well as thess complaints aud their
complications that II s not "bad to take" and 4,
absolutely harmless.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

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ftHsf g. 80 issa iisi ssesf.as 60
rassi q III itti 10 rstf rfsfatisf go.
assiT tssps e. Dee nsiisf a. fsiff ir
he lsstr nssa q its hsiital raH1
etrgIsss ne tsst cred laFtTast fau
ssitiiy Nssstslsstiis, sAass eisI 10 asf,
ssfnsiss iisa ihs ne nfsi fsiii siirk %
ihnsa hsa hussisn tsnhsa isis az
British Gasp a. BsisklsFa. We sides
hsaT bic raus siiheui sTPlFiss b he a.
anaus "a llisk-sysi Eilisia he ssFii
silisA 81 bsDsiisi Arnsll By that iFai
isTs ssn ssusiAs
BsTn fer . saTss 10 virtue ahi naakini,
kaTiA . dslsssi Tsal@ saAs shes % black
aihii
Nights sasls veil year sTlnss can LsEsl
hids,
Each sRs - great 'tssuli Flsi historic tide
DsflHsi, youT suTsai nsmsTy shall live
Ia all The glare that ihfauy can giEs,
CuHsss II aEfs sill siisnl year naur
ETailsFs aleHs Slll gisTy ia ySaT shsGs,
AlniEhiy VehEeAhes stsThly wsi'si0 roll
Rivers 81 sulIhaF Q e. ysuF irsasL Fsas seal
Mature lsois back silh eenseiass error sad
"a saeh . iaTaishei EsTk that shs has
mtis,
L,i he'll receive yeu, Tivs,isl in chains,
bamnsl t. The hellssi feeus 81 ils hamss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

You couldn't convince one of our
down-east friends that Niagara
Falls were not the greatest water
fall in the world. And yet, it
seems that Niagara Falls is a mere
squirt-gun compared with some Of
the other Of natures grand water
works. lis stated that in the deep
valley Yosemite, California, are
several falls far surprising in height
the falls Of Niagara. At the lower
end OF the valley is the cascade call
ed the Bridal Vail, the water pour
ing over the rocky wall n distance
Of 900 feet. Two or three miles
beyond are the Yosemite, where
the water fslls in three plunges Of
2. 300 feet, the first leap being
nearly 800 feet, the next 400, and
the last 500 feet. In looking from
the bottom Of the gorge at The i'm
mense height from which the water
descends, The stream, which is 81
feet in breath sf the top, seems 10
be only = foot and a half vide.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

j. N. Miller J. II. Yonger, I. c. Younger
Scyene Texas; Prof Gregory, Kansas City
Mo-; c. G. White, Tyler Texas; Denis Lynch
Austin Texas; G. J. Clark, Kaufman Texas
W. A. Baker, W. Kelly, NJ. o. Brian, Collin
Texas D. F. Saunders, Ark; L. II. Williams,
Wood Texas J. d. Smith Limestone Texas;
W. G. billiard and Lady, Cynthiana Ky;
j. G. Booth and Lady, Junction City Kan
sas; Mrs. j. G. Moore and servant, Kauf-
man Texas; A. followed, Grenada Miss;
W. d. Shaver, Louisville KY; j. NJ. Ray.
burn, Tanzandt Texas; jesse Flowers,
Clairburn Parish La; Lieut. Chance and
Lady, Col.'w. b. Pease, Surg. B. B. Miles,
Capt. L. II. Sanger, Capt. Henry Norton,
Lieut.. ]. NJ. Burns, U. s. Army; J. c. Ker-
by, Kaufman Texas; J. M. Bradfeld Louis
vile KY; Capt. Dodrick, Lower Trinity;
]. j. Hancock, Chesterfield courthouse S. c.;
Z. 7. James, ]. NJ. Brown, NJ. A. Terry, j.
j. Alexander, r. S. keenan,, r. B. Stevens,
j. A. Clements, w. A. Riggs, G.. Remedy,
A. G. Myers, J. W. Record, Tom Williams,
W. r. Robertson, c. Il. Smith, J. J. Mitchell
Dallas co., Texas; J. n. Parker, city.
CEUTCuyIELD HousE-Br JAmEs Z. BARLEY.
James Younger, Scyenc Texas; Edward
Mason, Ellis Texas; j. NJ. Bradfeld, Ky,
Forgot to settle his bill; r. o. Carter,
Rowlett Texas; G. B. Holland jr., Dr.. G. L.
Garnett, Bryan Texas; c. J. Loucks, Fort
Worth Texas; II. +. Gilbert, Nashville Tenn. ;;
J. j. Hancock, Chesterfield courthouse 8. c.;
VIM. Welsh, Knox NO.; G. b. Coving, Hill
Texas; ". b. Askom, N. Y; A. C. Mithers,
Austin Texas; A. HARDWOOD, Eagleford Texas;
J. B. Mood, W. II. franklin, Sherman Tex;
Williams, Tarrant Texas;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
TELEGRAPHIC.

| Iron the Texas Associated Press Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, March I'm the
Senate last night there was nothing
done.
The credentials of the members
from Georgia are defective by the
omission of the Congress for which
they were elected. The Louisiana
certificates are defective, in emitting
to state that the candidates were
duly elected. These plumbers will
deprive Georgia and Louisiana from
voice in the organization of the
House.
Gen. Sheridan will not 60 to Louis
lana. Gen. Thomas will remain in
his present position, but sweeping
changes arc contemplated in the
Military Districts.
The Reconstruction Committee
have no more meetings this session.
Adjutant General Townsend rcfu-
ses to surrender Gen. Beauregard's
papers and letters.
Gen. ]. J. Reynolds, who will
probably. succeed Gen. Candy in
Texas, says the dismemberment of
the State Is folly.
CHICAGO, March 2.-The Tribune
of this city recommends Joshua r.
Hill, Of Georgia, fer the Cabinet.
PORTLAND, NE, March 2-The
Democrats carried this city for the
fret time sinee 1860.
WASHINGTON, March 3.--Gov. A.
J: Hamilton, Col. John L. Haynes,
N. l.. Armstrong, DR. r. NJ lane,
r. W. Summers, Mr.. Stockridge, L
L. Camp. Col Edwards, DR.. Boulds
Baker and Col. Jesse Stancel, Of
Texas. called upon Gen. Grant TO-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
TheOld Guard,

This is the only Democratic Magazine
published in this country. II is owned by
Van Evric, Horton, & Co., Mt the city OF
New York, and edited by that able, accom-
plshed and experienced writer c. Chauncey
Burr, Esq. Price Zoe per cory, or So, cur
rency, per annum. The March number Of
this invaluable monthly is at hand. The
best way for a newspaper to notice maya
zine is to give "a taste Of its qualify" This
We d o by extracts from the editorial Of the
Old Guard, as follow"
All history and all theology are bedeviled
with the absurd idea that the negroes are
the 50 mo species Of man as the white race.
Until this baseless notion is thoroughly
worked out Of all mems minds, our litera-
ture, science and theology will be cruci6cd
with barbaric confusions. There is no
more comparison between the old North
Britons and the tribes of Central Africa
than between tbs mud-turtle and the horse.
The English Professor Of Theology who
ina ri mes that his North British ancestors
were barbarians, 10 any African secno Of
that word, is sad ignoramus at best.
But our histories and our school books are
all full Of It. The most Of our Professors
might, without stretching the truth much,
be dubbed Professors Of Ignorance and
Delusionsl
II the world is perpetually acquiring
new arts it is also losing old ones. 1t has
never gone ahead in one direction without
rcceding in another. The tide Of ages
never tumbles so far ahead at the top that
it does not 60 just as for back at the bot.
tom. If our steamboats, and railroads have
brought us on long journey far ahead of
other ages, they have left behind the ages
Of great philosophers, great poets, and the
very languages Of poetry. Of all vsnities,
this one Of what is, in the languages Of
shallowness, called progress, is the grea-
test. 1t is enough to make the gods laugh
to see so many hundred thousand human
ROSTERS growing upon their own little dung
hills, in ignorance Of the mountains on
which other similar creatures have flourish
ed ages ago. .-.l-f.a
A London paper praises Mr.. Sumner
as ga gentleman Of great taste" Yes, we
sat at the same table ~ith him at Morleys
Hotel, in London, and we thought he had o
prodigious sppshis, especially for man
who was travelling abroad for his health.
How singulariy applicable TO him were the
words Of the Pytbagorean, Rmpedocles?-
"Nsn yields unite the rage Of appetite,
Heavens exile, straying from the orb Of
light" sF-
II Mr.. Sumner vas not quite ~ much Is
that he was the next thing 70 it-for he |
was hasssehusetts' exile, straying from
sertain euits-pereha cane, which foolishly |
attempted 10 beat . nOiiy Of good man |
ners into his ersnipm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
BANKRUPT SALE.

DY virtue nj an order of the Honorable
I'D District Court of the United States for
the Western District of Texas, to me direc.
ted, will sell, at Public Auction, for cash
in hand, at the Court House door in the
Town Of Dallas, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1869,
the following property, belonging 10 the
Bankrupt Estate of John W. Smith, to-wit:
210 3D. Acres Of Land. part OF
the Grigsby League, lying In
and adjoining the Town OF
Dallas.
80 Town Lots I'm the Town Of
Dallas.
100 acres of land, patented in
the name Of John Il. Cravens,
situated n ear SCyene.
2l9 acres land on White Rock
Creek.
Said property sold for the benefit Of the
creditors.
z. Z. COOMBES, Assignee.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. 10, lS69-23:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

1zrOur wils,ss.ts fsllas siiiIsS Hon
SAFHASITL MAcos nrEFeSb nais .
speech st WaIahashis en- the 9Th February
in advocacy Of erecting = Methodist Col
lsss in our nslghbor 'si'y," IL sfrssrs Il
have been veil received BY the numerous
assembly. aud Is highly sPotsH o. BY The
Argue. We proved bic genuine sympathy
with the movement by subscribing SO
The Rev., II, II, sneel and J. u Annl'
also made pertinent, pointed remarks on
the oeaA.lAA. Success TO tie citizens Of
waSshsshis and Ellis eoun,y 10 building
up good schools,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

TnE NEw oRLEiS. FleArrSE,- We dare
say, that DO one who has read the riesyuss
for q single 'slums would exchange u fo'
any other paper. We ever hail It's arrival
with pleasure and Psrass It's entertaining
aud we'll made.up editorials and sslee'
lions with iniere., and a,isfa elton. In
all Its departments ltlsa trsi class ns-'pa'
per. II !. printed In tic beet style Of "ih'
art Of arts rejecting great credit upon
that old printer Hon. Gerard s'iih aad all
concerned. The last number Of the old
Pic. comes to US printed on new md bold
.neel typo from the fret to the last line
Address Kendall, llOlbrcok & Co., New
Orleans. Terms Of Weekly edition 70,
currency, pcr annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

Mr. Charles Baker Of this county, re.
Gently killed . hog weighing four hundred
and trenty-six pounds. Can you beat IL
sriBdells7 We think Maj. Barley
aeslebraftd performing pig, Diek," will
have 70 pick up-siOp and gsrbsge-fOi
come time before be can weigh with Mr..
Bsksr's--lWsstberford Times.
Poor Dick he is non eat fnrentut .1Hne-
ts< efGs n sbdonenfrn1 II be bsd not
fosnd his way int the Majors dinner pots,
vs bslisrs b. nisht have been made 10
rsiek . ten, more o. isss. FsrsvsIl, Dick
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

tsnlA Cleveland gentlemen, while
ecrossing the Atlantic, sealed bot
tie and consigned it to the waves;
tho bottle contained the history Of
nhono dastardly thief who had stolen
Sthcl whisky and drank it, and re-
oquest to the sfnder of the bottle to
send the same to his address at
Cleveland. What was his surprise
,'yhe other day, after six months had
passed, to receive from Brighton,
. Eng land, the identical waif which
bad been washed ashore covered
With barnacles. ~.tT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
nsrWs we've "a TAarsAay evening"

bsrss were sA TAaFsaay sEsaiHs 'is-
lied b. Nh, AsksR, fsap 81 ihs ARA q
wheeler, Mslisk 4 &c, AltaIy, Ass fsFt,
Ne ssrs EEa,ihsi 10 bars that he sas
yell Plssssi siih SHAT 10 had sp~H a ear
Stale, Aad that he ssuli asks fsEsFabls
report o. eur Ishs Star On bis FeiaFn 10
The EmPla State q tie NsHh, lie Gays
ihoasAAas Of eyes are iuFRing 10 eur esau'
,ifal land And hsalihful slims, nj, fFisnds
aAl kindsi will be glad 10 hear Of his
haTpy spirit and excellent health,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tisiIsssS's oia,aassI-Iassassa' 4 sIiR-
lee Iss hRssEiEs ssIsliss.a, saasTA hlss sys'
tea sftIaiarpt, Via sssla b. ssssaily ia = osAsi
tisa O. 0ssi ss4y thFiT sTsistss n hslAesAE'
OISFNENT s'Fs sPsliui - iAsiT els lsiHis "a ~
osTaiea iinls NJ sihsT lssTisaHI lss ssEs IsHs
tFsiiHs PssuT, IstsHi.a iissAssis al 0saiTssina
aussiss WlsI unssT ils iHn@ssss, sHa aisshsItias
.oTs, sT hFssi By ia aisHfssisHi aHi isns FTiaFi
Pies si'A ia'ii', that sl'-s'' lT.s'ssAa' sslisi
ss.i - ali pTssgisis,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

DIvIsIoS-1hc two houses Of Congress arc
at issue on tina niger question. The House
Of Representatives, stop when they give the
niger the privilege of voting, but the
Senate go ahead Of the House. and demand
that he shall not only have tho right to
vote, but to hold Office, also. Thus the
house Is divided against itself" Will it
be able TO stand?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
Take Notice.

VUNHE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION wa.
l. passed at the Stated Communication
of Tannehill Lodge No! 81 F. s. A. NJ,
February 9th, 1868:
Resslved, That a Committee Of one be
appointed to TAKE charge of the Masonic
Cemetery, and permit no interment there.
in except Of Masons or members Of their
immediate families.
Bro. A. NJ. Moore is appointed to take
charge Of the Cemetery and sec this reso'
luton carried out.
By order of the Lodge:
z. +. COOMBE7, ". NJ.
Attest; f. G. BOWER, Secretary.
Dallas, March 6, 1SG9--25:3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

I-3~It is said that Mr.. Davis, the late
President OF the late destructive Texas Con
veniion, and prospective ab inihO candidate
for Governor, is . man Of great pretensions
and con,cmp iiblc merit-that IL all the
wind were pumped out of him, he would
no, be larger Than young humming bird
As the Irishmnn said, "What funny bird
n frog ISL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

NOTWITHSTANDING GOOD HANDS
~ wanted, with or without horses, to
drive stock to Idaho Territory. Apply to
John A. Knight, Of Collin county, or to
J. NJ. Cochran, Dallas.
March lS69-25:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
BANKRUPT SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER Of The
for the Western District Of Tsrss 70 me
directed, I viii s.n ct public suetien, for
cash in hand, ~. 8. ourreneyb az the
Courthouse door in the tern Of Dallas, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 2OTB, 1853, 0ne
Hundred ard Twenty Acres Of Land, be-
ing part Of the David Bsdgtly survey, "
ing on White Rock Greek, adjoining I. n
Worfhingfsu's rssidenes. Said land TO be
sold for the beneff Of . vendor. lien upon
the sstsse 81 + n Worihingisn, bankrupt.
GEORGE ". BAIRD,
FEB q, Isg9-2fSl Assignee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

70 Tho bill removing officers Of vir.
einia. Mississippi and Texas, after
thirty days, who cannot take the
,es,h Of July zd,ls62, except those
relieved Of political disabilities, is
a law,wilhopt, the Presidents sig
nature. ,rsit ins
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

H%We regret that it WAS not in our
power to lay the Presidents Inaugural Ad-
dress before our readers in this issue. But
it had not come to hand at the hour Of
going TO press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

ppThe Houston Times notices that the
citizens Of Dallas have subscribed $40, 1000
for the purpose Of establishing cotton and
WOODEN factory. That shows that the citi-
zcns are wide awake, as they Should be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
PIeWsl PIews!!

A QUANTITY Of The best Cast Steel
n Flows, made the By Isdusfrial Plov
Company Of ST. Louis, warranted perfect
in ever particular, and a. cheap a. The
cheapest, fDf ssls b TONNALKER-
DsLIas. Febrrsry 8 les9-24ff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

pD-we have been compelled to lay over
tho verses Of "Charlie 0'Mallcy' and
"Connor." They shall appear as soon as
VIC can find room for them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

tarWs f.ilsl - Priul ne Ssw osas'i'a-
,isa his ssFk, fsT he reason hat sHly .
para q il has sszs 10 haIl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

30 4 ToAsr.-Some one who bad a
Keen appreciation Of domestic COM
fort once gave toast for the tea-
. table: 'Woman-the only sewing
peehine that ever basted q goose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
Hope Ahead,

--think'st thou, yon sanguine cloud
Raised by thy BREATH has quenched the orb
OF day?
Tomorrow he repairs the golden flood,
And warns the nations with redoubled ray.
arrays Bard.
The last eight years have been dark in
deed. During that time the country has,
in whole or in part, suffered the trio Of
plaques War, Pestilence and Famine.
During that long, dreary time, the heart of
tho most sanguine patriot has often sunk
within him. Like the editor Of the Rich
mond Enquirer, Eve feel that the ship
which has outlived the tempest of the past
eight years, is yet strong and sca-worthy,
and will get into port There is an impulse
running through this whole thing, during
the war, and since the war, which reveals
an invisible helmsman, who threads the
mazes of the waves and clouds with firm
hand and conscious purpose that give as
surancs Of security and the promise Of
successful issue. Precisely how or where
or when suoh pressing embarrassmcnts are
to DO escaped we claim to be no prophet to
explain, but that we shall break away from
shoal and rock and billow and gale we feel
the same confidence that Thomas Jefferson
folt whom the excuses Of the French revolu-
ton we're at the highest. The difficulty is
to see how we shall tide over the present
moment. We leave that 10 God. Beyond
that, there is less obscurity. The growth
and development ofthis country is absolute
ly startling, and the South must participate
in this tremendous movement. The expan-
sion and progression of this American i'm
pcrialism will hardly take tesount of the
presence Of the negro race. The incoming
of that mighty wave which is now poised
on our frontier, and whose pulsstions are
already felt, will whelm this poor race in
rapid destruction. How can they stand up
when the country is made homogeneous,
and banded together by hundreds Of rail-
roadside very facility of inter-communi-
cation diffusing the population and energy
of the North over the new sparsely settled |
territory Of the South? And wo be TO these
poor people when the hard, cruel eye Of the
10 fixed on them as an obstacle
TO the imperial standardsI'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
Sysw Adrertis
y. A. SEEGAR.

DENTIST, DALLAS, TEXAS.
II MAY be found at my residence half
Il mile east of the Courthouse. All work
operative and mocha skilfully and
neatly done. Toothache, Neuralgia and
Scuryy cured. Patronage respsc fully So
licited. My services can be had by note
through the mail. marl3--263m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13


Il Is strange to see with what careless
ness some inyalids attend to their health.
They will procure boz Of PLATTAroS
BrIrrns which ought TO be used up in o
month or sir weeks, and upon inquiry ID Is
found that they have used only two or
three bottles. Some days they have used il
according to the dirsetions, and others
have not touched H. The whole trial has
been irregulsr, and Of course less fsvsr-
able result has come from their use. If it
be true that Hshst lie worth doing at all is
worth dsing rsll," bow supbatieslly is Il
true in nsttsrs relating to the health. A
few bottles Of PLAsrATIos BrfTFKs have
often wrought uonssrs. while in other in
stances disease has only been susausd amer
weeks Of rssistsnc..
uaororra WtTFn-Superior 10 the hest
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

~ Rules Of Honorable cOpirOversy,
for all eolloquists, in eur next number.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CITY HoTEL-r xxArOS . JOHNSON.

~N~(>~|N>NeS~N~>-TN~0S~S
Arrivals at the principal hotels for tho week cndin,
March IL, 1863.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

Three years rro Postmsstsr-Gsn-
ssfsl Randall vas bankrupt. No-
be i worth s20e49e..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
DIED

Asths resstsrts u n NJ eTBsos, living
q nila Esa ef IsBesstsf, Dallas county,
On Tbursdsy. Bnnh 4, 1858, Of congsstiOn
OF The brain, CsEs I'D WHITE, Of Hous-
ton. Tsrts The decesEsf sss . travelling
agent for The Teras- BaFTIsr HERkLD,
HsrsTof TELEorArH, GALFEsros Hrrs,
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