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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The PRESIDENT has recognized Caspar
RitchIe as Vice Consul of the Swiss Conf de-.
alton for the States OF Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky, to reside at Cincinnati. Also, Peter
Sroub ss Cons ular Agent of the Swiss Con.
federation for the States Of Tennessee, to reside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

An ACT Tor the relief Of G. NeAulin
Be ttendcted by tie Boavdo Of Aldermen asd Board
~ Common Council Of ths CSfy Of Wasafs1tos-
That the sum Of seventeen dollars and six cents
(Si7.C6) be, and the same Il hereby, approprIa-
ted out OF the general fund 70 reimburse Corne-
Illus McAulifffor said amount OF tsxes oyerpaid.
Approved, September II. le69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

CoLoRRD TROOPS FOR TKXAs.-Tbe super
intendent of mounted recruiting service at
Carlisle Barracks, Pa, has been directed to
forward without delay all disposable colore d
rc-Iots at that post to Galveston, Tex.. where
they will te assigned to the 9Th Unitcd States
cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

north, from Ninetsenth street west 70 cree
Ben nenoctedby heBoard of 1la,rm.,
common Council Of ae Cir of WasIt.r.s1d
Ia, ne water Board De, ana they are ns,s -,
nsir i,i<ea and requested TO cause a ws,s,,
.eenth 80, " iala IN street north, from Nine
~ ueiIay me expense thereof a som spahcis1t
H. e Is hereby, appropriated, payable out OF
a.r MaIer iuno, aud TIE same 10 Dc reimbursed
according 20 exciting law
approved, September l3, 1869.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

Rat g TEE st NV BURCaELL'S,
ctTner of 18th and stre@ts,
al under Ehbir HsIse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

An acr 10 ca suse a wuter-mair 20 be n d 10 II
street north between Euurth ani fifth stres,s
west. ...-
", a enacted by he Beard Of AIdermen aad Board
of rommon Cosncil Of Ms Guy of WdskiagtOn.
That the water Board be, and they are hereoy
REQ nestled 10 cauee water aiu 20 be laid m
p street nortn, between Fsurth aud F,fth
streets west snt snficieni amount 10 NV
for the ssme as hereby sppropEiased, payable
out Of the water fund.
Approved, September -, Ie6s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
RiYcr NnYtrNttNn,
tho Editors OF The Dallas Herald:

To tho Editors oil The Dallas Herald:
DALLAS COUNTY, Oct. II, 1869.
GEsTLEAEx-As we have had some ex.
pericnce in navigating the Trinity Rive.
from the city of Dallas to Magnolia, and
as the people Of this and other cour. Ties OF
Northern Texas seem 10 feel a deep il ierest
in the subject, we take tits method of an.
swering the following questions, viz:
lst 1, the River sIcc,phbie Of being sue
ceatuiiy napigdted, Yes.
ID. DO ysu N,nk il piH eper be narigated 2
We do.
3D.. Atyhat expense TO the county Of Dal-
ias7 At II cost Of about SlO,OO0, from Dal-
las to The mouth OF East Fork, the river
beo's that point being in tolerable good
coIdition Tor navigation.
4th. DO you think il you'd be pr 2ftabLe 10
run . steamboat or boats on the Tiper2 We do.
We thiuk there would be ireighs for four
good boats, at remunerative prices. We
are we'll satisfied, that a suitable boat that
would cost about $4,000, well managed,
would clear 81 900 per week during the
boating season.
9th. HOw long do you think the rirer eouid
be napigated each year, From four 10 six
months.
9th. DO you think Of trging IL agdin7 We
do not, until some effort is made to clear
the river of the timber that now encumbers
the stream, it being overhanging and float.
lug only, there being no snass or shoals in
an ordinary Stage OF wafer.
9Th. Hkdf can freight be taken 10 aud from
Dallas 10 GoLpeston9 81 per barrel, or st
pei bale for cotton.
An OIL, ivgy told one of us the other day,
that he wished to buy land in Dallas coun-
ty a. $50 per acre, payable when the Trim
iiy should be navigated TO the city of Dali
las so as to be profitable to the owner OF
owners Of the boats. We would slate fol
the benefit Of all such, that We will sell ST,
thousand acres in kaufman and DALAI
counties at less than one-third of the above
price, provided one-third Of the purchase
money is paid down and the balance ~
two EQUAL annual payments after the rivei
shall be so navigzIed.
Hoping this may be satisfactory to thos'
interested, we are,
Your obedisnt servants,
JAS. BENTLEY,
GEO. W. LAWS,
| If The lats Joh Boat. No
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
THE JOURNAL OF observation-disclosures


es its second volume with The September
number, Wcar glad 10 learn that its pub
LEGATION has been in every way a success.
It's circulation is now over 5000 copies per
month, and IS constantly increasing. We
observe in the table Of contents that many
Of the articles take the reader out of the
routine Of the schooroom, and are devoted
to the higher and broader culture which
the teachers need to qualify them for their
important work. Here to our mind lies the
secret of its success, in day when journals
in other parts Of the country devoted to ed
ucstion are struggling for an existence, or
have actually suspended publication. School
officers as we'll as teachers will fud this
number of especial interest. 1t seems to
fully meet all the demands Of the day
Price, 81 so per year. Published by j. b.
Merwin, No. 7l0 Chestnut Street, St. Louis,
No.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
That Tickle.

The little squad of little editors,
who lately assembled in BRENNAN,
are said to have nominated the fol.
lowing ticket for State officers:
For decentralization Stuart,
of Galveston.
Lieut. Governor-James Arm
strong, OF Jasper.
Comptroller-Edward Downey, OF
Cameron
Treasurer. G. Killough, OF
Fayette.
Commissioner General Land office
RECTOR, Of Guadalupe.
Tho Telegraphic dispatch from
Brennan represents Stuart as nc
cepting the nomination, but we
think there must be some mistake
about this. We can not believe
that Hamilton Stuart would accept
a nomination from such men under
present circumstances, without con-
sultation with and against the judg-
ment Of his best friends.
As to James Armstrong, We can
speak with conidence-he will not
accept. The other men, nominated
are unknown TO us The whole
thing will prove q dead failure, as
1t should. IL is jnst simply playing
into the hands Of Davis and the ul-
ira radicals. The people Of Texas
will not surely discard the counsels
oftheir most experienced and iutelli-
gent men and follow The lead Of
somers Kinney, John D. Elliott
and ID. N0Gsry. We shall soon see
fA-<t- Cert.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

- Hsffsstss FfTqfiss, ssis
Uhstfss. Oifasss pfH, iii1
s1ss si.sg ~ FtJsisisss Tfsi
- ~ fiFtHsi hgsstsd Hsi'ssi
bfels. sitf o fIss n Hfr ihitihf
o. rHnty hsi.nii Hatisty. a. ihs
,.sumu u a hsfm1nf sfsuiiir
- sHf,iH.f In CO. rrniFssi.n end
,sit taf .Hn aiii, tps siats Nfdhsl
e. .iaiy 90 ihi. gate we're pfr-rbi
\ a Psiurr Mp.J " Gfpsdas
MI. W Stevenson. ND % W.
1ar- M; u q Campbell u
d \. An'rrps. ND Y " firii
hp.j. 4 Tnrurr u 70 q a. Gii-
l,-p.r NJ u kuv u S,Otl u D.
AEd ! II swih'1ells, N y.
On n,oiiun \. u Palmer vas
s,lls-i 20 FF,siiv Sni Roy b SSOII
appointed SeeTriary,
\ Constitution and By,Laws k,T
he proper government ~ sael .
sle-,s'y were then prepared Hni
s,inn,s by unanimous consent,
"a H'".ioN, A. Is Palmer, NJ p,
=, 80 shs,,d President E,F 'hc year
.sn,morvin, ,hir iav and ending, On
49,, sr-unl Saturday ~ o,luhcF
Is7U; J ", Grow los, ND, first
Wis President; q ", Lane, N d
.'vond Vice President, :, ", Field,
- -. Secretary; Il, Z, Campbell,
ND, Corresponding Secretary &
" Stevenson, NJ D.. Treasurer; and
liav u Scott J, T, Turner and 7,
A. Andrews, NJ D's, ccnsors,
On motion. Drs Crowds and
Sc"u were appointed so write mn
E.,sy VI report . eISs, each, before
The next monthly meeting.
On u ot'on, the Secretary was or.
,lyrc.l 10 furnish u copy of these
proceedings inr Publication Ia the
hAitAs HERALD.
on motion, the meeting then sd'
learned 10 convene again NJ . o'el'k
is on the second Saturday in No
-emLcr nest. at the office of prs
Crnwdas & Stevenson, in this place.
uthrr Graduates in Medicine are
.-I-vinlly invitca 10 attend,
A. b. PALMER, Prest.
ReJ d. Scorr, Sccy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
Eay-Thc Denton Monitor is doing yc

SGy-Thc Denton Monitor is doing yoe-
man service for Capt. Conner, for Congress.
The editor closes q long article as follows:
ave have opposed scalawags and
carpet-baggers for the simple reason
that they were heartless adventur-
ers, sIandorcrs and oppressors Of
our people, generally incompetent
to discharge the duties of office, yet,
like the horse leach we read of in
scripture, still cry "Give, Givo!"
but when wo found the gallant Con
ner, carpet bag in hand, casting out
those Radical devils in the name of
Democracy. we forbade him not, but
said $50 it Conner for we believe
he will do our people justice; and
carpet Dagger though he is, his sym
pa;hies are now with us in our last
extremity. lie has struck Il chord
in the popular heart that will bear
him, in glorious triumph to the halls
OF Congress.
"Hurrah for Conner!
"The Eagle is in the field Lee
the kites and buzzards retire once
more to the holes and thickcts OF
their four years hiding places"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

re- Cushing. The stationsr and Book
and Paper dealer at Housion, has our
thank, for large paoksge Of illustrated
and other papers and periodicals., Of the
latest dssss, among which We may mention,
the New York Herald snd Tribune, Frznk
Jesliss illustrated Newspaper srd Chin
nsy Corner, APplsionS westiy JOurnsl
London ulasfrsisd News New Tork spors-
ing lines, and Police Gssstfs. PAekards
Norfbly, tbs osrdsssrs Nobthly ard
Hvrsisuifursl A1Tsrsissr, HarPers Ssslly
s-s ~h~. Nsr- sbs-ksi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16


aS-Ths Legislature q virgins met a.
Riehmsnd on the 9Th iAst. In the Senate,
i.isut, Gov, Lewis ioek ihe chair, and the
sshsis organised BY tie election Of lie
nRisr eeiesrs, one Of Which, the second
d0oTkssPsr, 10 eolOFsd, In the House, TOO
resolutions were introduced by the Nell'
Radicals, that the iron clad cath be Ad,
miIislsrsi to members, aud a protest was
also presented against any aston Of Ibs
Legislature without the members tafs that
saith, The protest was referred, la the
Senate, the protect was also presented, aud
laid on the table, on the ground that Il WAS
mshifesily an effort TO Obstruet rseousirue-
ton aud was In plain opposition TO the re-
construction acts, aud 10 direct violation
Of the Interpretation Of said acts by the
ADMINISTRATION. The House subsequently,
organized by the election OF SIephanis II.
Turner, Speaker. Gov. Walker sent In
his message GU the 'lh. ..hmendmsnt, al
Voesting the adoption OF the 18th amend
msnt to the Constitution Of the United
States after the reading Of which both
houses adjourned.
RICHMOND, Oct. S.-Both houses
of the Legislature ratified the l4th
and 18th amendments. In the
House there were only ak votes
against them, and in the Senate on
" four against tho 18th and two
against 18th, one of the latter being
u colored Republican Senator who
declined voting because the Lcgis
latare il illegal. The Legislature,
by joint resolution, then adjourn
cd till October Is.
In the House, on an amendment
to the bill passing the 10Th amend.
ment, making it take effect on and
after the admission Of the State in
to the Union, only received five
votes in the same body.
A resolution was offered, that in
view of the doubts expressed about
the legality of this Legislature, it
will after it's admission tn the I'm.
ion, c-cnact the nth and 18th
amendments. The resolution was
referred.
In the Senate to day before ad.
journment resolution WAS offered
p.edgins the re enactment of the
two amendments after admission Of
the State, and was pending when
the Senate Adjourned. 1t was op
posed by n Conservative Senator as
casting doubt on the already pledg-
ed faith of Virginia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

BGJ@The case of the Cuban privateer,
Hornet, seized at Wilmington, NC came
up at that place on the 9th inst. before
Commissioner Rutherford, who decided
that il was priH,d Jdeie case, aud granted
the Government until the llth inst. TO pro
dnce Witnesses. The prisoners, in the
meantime, were released on parole, on
their personal assurance that they would
not attempt 10 leave.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

Ne5- A train Of wagons with one hun
dred U. S. horses, passed through Dallas
ON Thursday last, from Jefcrson, and
bound for San Antonio, to be turned over
to the Qusrtermaster's Department at the
latter place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

The wretch who runs the local Of
the Nashville Press and Times filings
the following outrageous contempt
of an innocent sweet sixteen. into
the face of the public. A picnic
was winding up, one evening, By
the girls standing in q long row,
while the boys went along the line
kissing them all good evening. A
rosy-cbeeked girl at the farther end
Of the line, not liking this slow pro
cess, clapped her hands as the idea
occurred 10 her, and shouted, 80
bc-si kiss the girls ~ 18th ends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

EEr We are under many obligations to
liEsRy +. PEERLESS, Esq, Of Houston, del
egnte from Texas to the Grand Lodge Of the
United States, 10 OF, at San Francisco,
California, for pamphlet copy of the
proceedings Of tho Annual Communicn-
ton of the Grand Lodge Of the United
States, held at the city of San Francisco,
September, 1885," as we'll as other faVors
sent us along the route of his trip TO the
Golden City.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

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stffs 4 - n,ls 80 sfa fftftlns
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1hs's : 's'y little ssss tesAy
TIE iefs sflff gslsi rfoishlr
Hsfisi ~ ne reject dssifnttlhn
~ ihs foli samifrrs IN Nsw Yars
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

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kint. Keller HlciL 90.
hFtarr LATED ear sireglsfian 10 100.
U.n poe lfiissin & thsi Larger ncnihly
.fi.iisn ae4 4 eslsai ear ~ "a nsmsli |,
ife antr sale Oftks musie "a tisst fsrm
TuEREfORE hfNENBER ilst svsTy sub
q her sfifr car linii " lOlJyO 10 Trash'
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thai vusafas ots rHEsfxr TEioE 10 nEtr
- RIA IEAE Sample copies Hsilsd, "a
rrsripi afaIefns bssk nlml.sTs Supplied.
IN lselT ala 10 give GOOD MUSIC, asd
PLENTY OF IL, snd vs Sish Il d's'ias,ly
uudeTfinod that act sage piece 10 put Ia
T. fll up no Iases, for ws sEpsei no PrShl
fIon eireulalien bsyshd The inirOius
'ioa Of oar Music, s'sTy PaFs Of vLlsh u
AFTEEHAEns FsNrED ~ suEEr FoHA, And
AffulL PRICE
30 mailer whers you see piece Of Music
" Nusle hook advertised, u eau alSays 10
had ~ oar ssiahlishLsnI, and will be paail-
"a 10 ylu frss sfPOs'age, o. receipt sf lie
Istkei price
~ matter how snail ysuT order, Ss ,h.ll
be sl-i e 81 Il,
II. PETERS,
los DTssisay, Nss York, +, o, iioE 6isH.
DELAY 10 EIrRiVAGtSCE.
Subscriptions received AZ this otAes =
81 90 Tor eta mOhias.
The lisHAtp one year. and The MonIhly
slE moHihs-ss 90
Any one ssndins too Subscriptions for
tie HEhatn Tor one year, will he presented
With siK month. subscription TO the
Menlhly.-Kp. Get Is 5Hu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

DEArn or Ex-PhEsiDESr FaAskLIN
CHARACTERIZATION Frnnkhn Pierce,
18th President of the United States, died
at his home in Concord, New Hampshire,
on the merning Of the 9th inst. He was
the last Of the living Ex-Presidenis elected
bF The people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

sV'The Preparatory Depar mcnt ofMar-
vim College, at Waxahacbie, was to have
commenced its eaercises on Monday last,
the llth inst, under charge Of Rev. S. D.
Akin, A. NJ, assisted by the accomplished
Miss :. A. Kincheloe and others,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

~ We learn from gentleman just
from the West that Conner will sweep
Tsrrant johnson, Parker and Palo Pinto
counties almost nanlmously, for Cong ress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

rsD The frat Cuban Gable Telegraph is
upsery icablc. The second Gable, which
lands Eve miles East of Havana, commeuc-
cd working on the 9Th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

Iaey- Capt. Il. l.. Fulton has withdrawn
from the field rs candidate for Congrear
from the Ord District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

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sffs 80 10 ssslHs fssfsiafs ~
nsfsts- . ~ tsfs see 80 ~ ~
s.ss y 81 ffik 500 49, ssii . $780,
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HsttAs nHsAtp turroTi ihs i.stfi o.
nauhssi ~ lsn. Tie iealish ss1Fss ~
iltfs nfa 10 salsalaisi g, iHsuTs The slFf-
tea " ihs Davis fasiisa Of he hsp.sitar
lsIiy, snl % fssisu spec 'As sia's ssIsr
itsh miliisTy goFsTunFui- hsssss'
mu,L ws Esy siniTs sni sHtsIss NJ
ilsmilisn siusTi fsT Lis suiasHi ssTEisFs
20 ils psH0sEalis parry 10 days goHs b
80 ssaaoi bat saudsHn sEl EsETsl sis Ia
ssi VI lsniias hiassli iSa squai ~ hot
sFuTs he n'aily SnissV0T 10 foil The ~
fo,is 81 euT beet msa ,essFi TeeoatlTas
,ion, shea reconstruction 10 slmosI az
seEPlishsi, We sAan0' isFsisll The result
VI IU'l,uE logth 'hs Rsv usls', bat II e.
'hsn receive bGs half The suPP9rs iis
nispIs blzs, hat il will, l., J, Davis sill
us earHsA' GoysFuoE b. a large msjoTi'y,
and EsIss wiI be 40 securely ia the gasp
Of the Ls..'I type Of Radis.l,sn ss u.s
.,sF q sparrow 10 the talOhs of . hash.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

BsS-The Houston Times has been con-
siderably enlarged and has new and
handsome heading, somewhat similar to
that Of the Dallas HERALD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

Milwaukee has been importing
rparrows Ia clear her shade trees of
worms,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
III II S Al r..

Last season the seed OF this variety sold
very high and was in great request, and
many spurious seed were sold by irrespon-
sible parties. Those DESTROYS of procuring
pure Peeler scotland as such warrant
those1 offer for saie-wiIl find them white
in color.
The proiuctiveness, reliability and su-
perioriiy in length, strength and fineness
Of STAPLE, combine to render it far prefer
able TO any other variety. H..
The price offer seed for is but little
more than the freight would be from where
they can be procured.
Persons can be supplied by early arpli-
cation at the store of A. Bowen, enc door
East of the Railroad Corner.
W. W. BOWEN.
This is TO certify that we procured some
Peeler cotton seed from the same source
W. W. Bowen did, and planted on our farm
six miles from the city Of Dallas, and
find it to be more productive, reliable and
far superior in staple 10 the common rari-
cites. 4 ". CARUTH & BRO.
This is to certify that l have einnsd
some Of W. W. Bosen's Pseler cotton, aud
enthusiastically testify TO MS superior quail
ity, the staple being very long and having
. silk like appearance. -.- 49,
JAMES z. SCOTT,
President Dallas Manufacturing Co.
Oct. 16, ls69-5.2u --
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

ar- wheat gill he received in payment for sub
serpion TO the DALLAS IiIsAip, " delivered AZ the
'pLl.s CITY MILF"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
Building and Lot for Sale.

yT,HE PROPERTY in Dallas frontips On
u the Square, and kBosn ss AlsIaudsr
Simon warehouse, nog occupied b. W
Caruth 4 Brother.
Apply 70 GEO. EULER CO.
o. . isgo-sff gsirrsfs1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

If"this world il all q stage" are
We all drivers or passengers7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

A female clergyman who mar,
riod II couple in Iowa kissed the
bridegroom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
SCHEDULE
CT the arrival and Departure OF the
Mails 90 Dallas. Texas,

DALLAS Posr oTIicE, Sept !. 1863.
GAIyrsToS.-Ar,!v., every Nundsy, " sino..
LAY and Saturday ~ 3 Pm. Departs ever! sandHy.
Tuesday AMI Friday at ! IN.
CLARK Arrives every Sunday and
Tuo,In, ~ 81 u. aud rhursi-, atdrn. bsr1iis
every Saturday and Monday night AT u rn. aud
Thursday al All.
MARSnALL.--Arrivos every Monday, Tlursd'y
and Saturday y 3 Pm. Departs every Sunday,
Wednesday, aud Friday
GAISSvILLE Arrives every Tuesday at I'm
Departs every Wednesday AZ 6ts.
ATHERFORD.-Arrivrs every Thursday at .
Pm Departs every Nunddy NJ GAN.
RUCHANAS.--Arriyrs every Thursday at G Pm.
pcpar's Every Monday ~ AN.
Fus1oFEIGE IurRs-Erory day In tho week
frcm ". until I'm, and every Sunday nom
: 10 An
WILLIAM Jones, p. VI.
So.
by Persons in this vicinity indebted to
the Austin State Gazette office, for CUB
sc,ip,ion, csn settle the same at the Her
AID Office, BY Supplying to
JOHN ". SWINDELLS.
Dallas, Sept. 25, lS69-2tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

Eiifse I've nsahsa Ness
ssgs ihsl shiis tee l.ys Fsfs fsa
llha fhsif hIfsfs nn 90 pfsifif let
aahsr has n lbs ha.sIs. = 40 Nv
II tnaih tsmfi ftrrtIl ~ rui
fhrlEiua iis rider fruai ruliei
Over him cfnshla1 h.ia u death lu
sianilY
The llnnfinn Iimes anfF spaas
ing n the different notices ~ CAPT
CoRner in the rafian. pemoefaiir
psper-, ant noi eing The epppslliun
0l ile Paris Examiner. SAYS
Nevertheless with lhe support oi
the palla. Herald. ihn Ciarksylllv
Standard. Paris Prrss sherman
Courier sle NC think il pFabalie
that Cart Conner vii. be generally
accepted a the democratic raBdi-
date, II -, az the district las a
large white majority, he will be cas-
is elected,
The radical candidate is one DR.
Barclay, who il already on the
stump, We know nothing about
him, except that he appears to be =
great ass and ignnramus,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

PERsoNAL- W. ARE pleased q
welcome Ia our city our I'D tine
friends, Col, John e. Mccoy and
Geo, W, Laws, 81 Dallas, who have
been sm0ng us several dNys,-lhey
report everything connected with
the ensuing Fair At Dallas as pro-
crossing most fav0rably; and in
fac, say that the Pair abS0rbs tho
attention al all, TO the utter eselu-
sion of politics and minor topics.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
a Great Bargain offered.
A Steam Merchant Mill and Saw
Mill for Sale,

WILL SELL the abOIe property for less
II than the machinery COST in Galveston.
There are Two run rock capable. OF grind.
ing 800 bushels grain in u hours, with II
or |; cord of wood. A sawcapable Of saw.
ing 1000 feet lumber per day aud good
demand for lumber At So 90 per hundred
feet, all in good order. The cylinder is
newly bored out aud new boiling cloths.
The boiler is 80 feet long, ~ inches diane
ter, us'd about 5 years. The cylinder is
l2f inch bore. The Mill House ia 40 by IS
feet long, built with view Of putting j..
selt OF cards. Power sufficient of r-.nnir.s
the min and seIt Of cards or s,,u. There
are also two good dwelling ,u,.s and
some out houses Tor har. is. 30 acres good
timber land, also abor, I25 or $50 head
OF hogs good STICK, berkshire crossed on
Grazier. j. W. ELLETT.
Dalr.s, Oc.. 9, lS69--3Sm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

Eay. President Grant has proclaimed the
18th OF November as DAY Of .hunKs-
giving.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

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il hs Rrrsld uHi'Y paid .hSr in aSosHr'