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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

| RepBrted II me rs estrays by Lewis j. Long,
o;yt LAY FfEf or '0y"s o Is T hands
hsh branded m s righ, shoulder 81, :, hand.
high, star in forehead, branded ON eft shout
20 One BAY Horse, or years old, 1ilihtds lisl,
branded IN theleft shoulder.
One SORREL MARE, IA hands high, or 8 years
| old, . white feet.
One sORREL YEARLING, with 3 white feet.
One sORREL MARE, Sore years old. u hands
high, blaze face, branded NJ on LEFT shoulder, and
6nS 1 fttc thf MARE Or yeata DID, star ~ ,ss
forehead; both hind feet while ~, iiunas high,
'r On" fAf iIonsG, li|s hana. high, 4oF year.
One BAY HORSE, IA hands high, or 5yuars Oh,
branded J J with half circle over them, on tho
right shoulder, and single with a circle over II
one BLACK MARE, 8 or o years old, right ear
cropped, branned i On len thigh. -
One BAY MARE, , or 4 years old. star in the fore.
head, l41l5 hand. high, branded IT connected on
One BAY FILLEY, 2 years old.
Ono LIGHT BAY MARE, 10 hands high, Gee
Ono LIGHT BAY MARE, AZ hands high, II OF
IA yea 10 old both hind feet white, both ears split
branded 80 vl the len shoulder, and In circle On
One BLACK MARE, 4 or s years old, II hands
high. one whte nind AM 9ne WHY 'oio iov., 'na
scar 10 forshead branded 81 on both shoulders aud
on 'he right tnign. .,
One BAY hyhsh. nea bitten, Jor years o'o'
''e One a. BAY 'sis" YEksIGlSe FiL LEY
Ono BAY MARN, 8 Of o. years old, "A hands high;
star In forehead bt6fded on the iet shoulder, and
One BAY MARE. "A hands high, 0 or 10 years old
branded o ~ c"e" oh the'e" 'h's"' ""u 'o on
ooth snoniders.
one sAi o MAn OF years o,d u nands MN
Q r on right thigh. and 81 on right should =.
high, star in In The forehead, white icet' small
on the left left side oi.hc neck: 'N
One SoRkEL sfALIioN, years Old, nax name
and tail, IA hands high, brand indescrbabie, On
both shoulders =,
One SoRREL MAKE, or years old, some SAD.
die marks, hands high. snip on the nose, brand
ed on the right shoulder, with brow horse colt,
year old
ola, one whine hlhd foot, star IN the forehead,
CO.. ssi"ds year al is ''' 'A'''''' sa ''A 10
One soRREL MARE, 10 hands high, or years
~ One Bt HORSE, i hands high. Eis.s face. o.
years old. lB:3t
Reported to me as eserays ~ yehn NJ. Iswlins,
One BAY MAREr about yeass Oh branded on
the left shourder i ana on the zen mp Z W; has
sorrei horse yearlng COLT with little whff6 tn M
lace :,
Two2 year Odds BAT flbLEf and sORREb
HORSE, br.ndrd II on len shoulder. lssI
heporfed 70 me a estays ~ o. " fneipsi Corrty
'o m w Tn ne p %ErE ~ uss W,
vne "a .SsS 3 4 % T. 70 1a ~ nSn, ~ ~,
y,.ss "'"' " ~ WI '"' '''' ''.e """ ~" '"e
~. xow an sv.w.pv hr.,a.s III. an n,.
,,,iieible brand on IN, ief ,boudsr. bspds hieh
r-ass.s "a 10 . ..shS.. ~, e"'
syssr. x 1sa' MN s n9u cot. NJ.
,.;,,,. 1890 .n ~. In 5000 saars :. IA ;,,
"s.o ssan - y" wv NV '"'"'"e'' ''"'e 0'"' w"
- aJsSve, uoSsK n. ;..... a. a. r,.
,La.sn = -. IA 5000 -i,h 81 ,nass ~,
49, II-' ' N w" - IT,. mn"
Tsrrx uphvr m o~., 80 ..,r.xlS ,.et,r.
nhpT 80, 80 - 10. a. =, a, ~. ~ ~. ~ ~.
in.l3s q 8. lss:l shs VII. s1,sndiag p q 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

nJ-we are infSrtned by one Of the Di-
rectors that there is to be q meeting Of the
Directors ofthc Dallas County Agricultural
& Mechanical Association nt the Courthouse
in this place on the first Monday in July
next, to make arrangements for the forth.
coming Annual Fair in October. Every
Director is earnestly requested to be pres
cnt. All the details Of the approaching
Fair will be discussed and arranged; AMI
then will be plenty for all to do. 2 H
We are g,atifed to learn that ,hsft y a
general Interest manifested among our peo-
pie on the subject and q determination to
make the Fair this year well worthy 10 be
att ended. This is as il should be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

"TnE LAST SPIKE" IN BAN rtAN-
CISCO. "a San Francisco dispatch,
of the 10th, mentions the following
incident of the arrangements in that
city for the Pacific Railroad, F..
A telegraph wiro, running from
the City Hall under the streets Of
the city and out to Fort Point, was
ATTACHED to d 16-inch gun, and at
the first stroke of the late spike (tc,-
egraphicfrdm Promontory Point the
gun gas fired by electricity, and by
the s!lhc agent all The fire bells in
tho city was rnng. Tho ti6ws Of
tho complctl6h6f the road created
grcnt enthusiasm i'll all the cities Of
this State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

TnANKs-To our towns man, A. NJ. Moore
ESQ, for a lot of rs fine large Irish Potatoes
ms we have seen this season. Mr.. NJ. in
forms us that he planted later than almost
any ono. and has now On abundance ofpo
'tatoes, large, fne and mealy. Almost all
our gardeners have been successful this
year, and arc now luxuriatipg on vegetable
Iiet almost exclusively.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sssiiswsy's Ptsis 70 Dysssvssss.-L~asl
at ihoss ~ho tell ysa that py'Pspsia cannot b
eurrd. You will have god cause TO laugh 70 you ~,
norro~,rs riols as a rsneay, Year ssasa'ion'
AFTER the hr.i dose iwo, ~iil assure you that 'h'
eurv has b~sun. Seu I'm ma ,eaf atfs'its I'M
proved, your stomach Ices Uneasy, yor had eiearer
your spirit. lighter, Jour nerves hrm-', your bod,
stronger. Psrss,ers, aud all the distressing symp'
tom. Of your complaint win vanish. There are some
rules without exceptions THIS Is unr Of them Sold
By all Drugg,sts- .f...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

Eh~inbsseesb BY notice In snssbsf
column, that fhe annual examination ara
erhibfticn of ihe school ofJno Hanna, A.
N. will take place 20 lbs school room In
the Christian church, commencing % Non
dag a. 1fa Ssst@ - esnfisns during -
.4tirs reek. Ths friends Of education gsn-
srslfy, and de patrons Of the school psrtiel
ulsrfy. are rs-rsstfsily fntiied 70 attend
wsshirf sh.s ~ -al ss richly entert.insd,
and hope 70 &c. q crowded audience.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

fS-A very heavy rain fell here on Sun
day afternoon last, continuing at intervals
throughout the night. So much rnin and
damp weather as we have had lately is not
at all favorable 10 the saving Of Nhcat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

,b6TOur friend Mr.. Reverchon, of the
fruit garden near Reunion, has our thanks
for q lot Of delicious ripe Aprioots. lie il
forms us that the extreme wet weather has
probably diminished the yield of his frui.
trees, but The fruit will be larger dfi finer
than IL was last year. ,5 81, Fa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

80 \ Ter ~ sf'ls sss, l''lsi,
~. sect - ssrJ n NJ illssissisi
sss,gs Hsflt. slss ~ tsa sselsf sfihs
0slsss'sa haily llssh fsuy hssrs ~
~ I.ls nsIllIas. .aI asssIsrsn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

~ Our ffissd Geo ", baird, % Wee
isrs lsis stand has our thanks for bottle
Of iAs be-, vAisky 20 have tasted Cor ssus
tine. lie ssys he has . isv sers bottles
On AsAd, BESIDES choice sslse,iss q fam-
w sssssTies. just received. Give hin .
ssll ssa be viii tres, yeu veil.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
LIST 0FIETTERS

u =
ID EMAINfNG in Dallas Pobtoliice, Jun
IL lst, which ifnot taken out by Jul!
LIST, 1869, will 60 to the Dead Letter Office
Washington, d. c.:
Mrs. Mary Armstrong William Ahder
Mrs. Mollie Bonner, Tom Drandcnburg
G. W. Draswell, Samuel Biggcrstuf, 2
william Burtran, Lory Buckner, p. W
Byst John Byrd, Charity Il. Belk, 7. Ii. d
Bonner james G. Barnes.
HstH - Lr0H - G
n. +. Cooper, Howard Cox, Col. Jnmc.
Cravcns, S. d. Cavcn, ii. G. Clark, Nnnt
Miss Clara Ccrver, II. A. Cole, NJ. d, Mrs
Mary Craft. '7p'' ~"
adf Hodr 700 ID .ut'g1 .'H
Mrs. Sarah Dye, Franiis Dond, Mrs. NJ
r. Daniel, JIM. Davis r. Dean, W. C. Dob.
kins, y. 8! Duncan, 2. Miss. Laura David.
sou, s. A. brennan, j. M. Daugherty.
/ IN b'iea rae li0l 4 sHl F'7t
Mary A. Ewing, Mrs. NJ. Elliston, Ella
Flats, NJ. r. Ellis. i't1''' H2s..' :
MrsIMs b. Floyd; A. B. Foster, 3ds, 4
French, Mrs. L. .. Flewelen, Emanuel
Frectnui Mrs. E. ). Frost. ~ wy -.
W. A. Gentry, Z. j. earrisSn; 9. J. II
Getty, Mcitie Ann Godhfy r. ?. Green, ].
q. Garfcn, Z ,i33iis re.iiH ta
Mrs. Mary Harris, Mrs. C. A. Huett,
Lewis Haynes, 4 Mrs. N. N. Hubbard, John
IIartgrove, Peter Huff, p. II. Hill, Howell &
Ellis, H. Hanbhries, j. Hs,Hodges, John
Hines, w p. Hin, James L. Hawsel,
Mrs R. p Howard J.%ws Hubbard Louis
Hall. '-szaJ lN~ Saaf lf9 , =
W. Il! Jones, A. C. Jones, A. 8. JAS
peri 2. c. C. Jones, Isaac ID. Jones, l.. b.
Harris Johnson A. G. Jones. 'so"
A. Kennedy, C. A. Kelly, W. d. Killmore,
Jones King, spyder Senaedyf1 ,8E
J. Lamkin, Carrot Lankfcrd J. r. ,Lare,
VIM. L. Love, John S. Linnermens
- t M t+r
JOSEPH Marris, 7. S. Moro, Wyatt Myers,
Mrs. Mulkip, W. ID. Michel, G.. W. More,
Robcrt Murphy, +. NJ. More, 7. b. Mccall
lister, Julia MeGomb, I. J. McBain, Rev.
q. McCOnnell .Grier Mceray, David Nc
hurry. ucI-iL.
Mrs. VI. A. Ovefton, .. John Omafer, L.
og'estyi no 9on a. .itl ~ 'tr
TIA. rtftirz, James Phiiiits, John A.
rice. - ;a.al
~.Hil-lHg n
Mrs. No. A. Robertson, Mrs. NJ. c.. Fay.
TT. Reed, 8. Raines, Gen. J. s. Primes,
Jones R0uland. -
Mrs. A. B. Snow, 9. sarrels; I. s. sny-
Ser, ". C. Stubblefeild NJ. sherley II. A.
Steel r. r. Stubbleifssd, Nathaniel Smith,
=. D. Scott Prank soutskrlepd Miss. Annie
,. y. Smith, Ars. u. ,. snftb, n v. ssrdi-
FER. ''-9i
Mrs. julia Queen rhonpsen, g. ssrnh A.
rrrper, :. v. fepP'e, josef Turner, Mrs.
rnns r Turlsw 49,
IL. Vincsnt r. J. Valentine, 2.
w
George wilson, leare Of II. Branpsr,) I.
J. whiirrofe, - Walto, B. ~ Wilson,
John N Wright, william Williams, James
v intsrA N ,. Nails, J. c. williams, Wm-
A. Wssi, Msuiding EhsirA
n. o. Touns, 2; I n Foungbleod-
Ary oss amy fst .hy 81 lbs shove
Iefisrs iii pIers. say advertised.
WILLIAM gOSEs, DIN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

s%Parties. interested are referred 10 the
Administrators Notices Of Elizabeth Mars.
den on the Estate Of Geo. Marsden deceased;
and Virgil 9. Lavender, on the Estates Of
Archibald NJ, and Sarah Lavender, deceas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

or ", ists pleasure 10 sslliss sites
iioa 10 The adnoanssmssi q osr frisai
Red hslbspos, - . sasaiia.s fvF nAsin
% this counly. sRsd' 10 sell kAs.n 10
mauy % ouT siiissas - sasrss,is saa pr
ss'sTiHs in sVsrylhins As usdsr,stss- Ne
uill bsse@s better ssqusisisd nth The
people u The county a. lsrts bs,sssa this
llnas aAd election day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

~ AusntiOh IL called 10 the advertise
men, Of Judge B,rdsoe, Of $3.50 Reward !
and also TO ,he Proceedings Of publie
meeting held IN this place on Wednesday
last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

- Ansthsr lard blowing rain yssisr-
~ psvsius from the Northeast, seeOmPa-
slss By thunder sud lish,aing. Had on
Aasvssiins,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

~ De- Roy D. Sect sivsr,ises a hne,
new sish,,horss rhrssiihs Machine for sale
10 ,sSayS paper. AnybOdS wanting a
barsa In should apply roon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

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sss,s.ss.sissa ;, s..~..sst 3 rssftyfs
Z is..l. , ...s.s.s' - s-s--,ss' s.sss NJ
ros Iisrrtsasr eessssos
- ~ ssts@e-a y s.s.~s~ -. at ~.
nAk "a, q aslsssiss. s.st,As.s - tis.,....l
80 s.-.... ''i s.....'. ~, - "' '
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o.s s - .,s ssr 10 80. ssss,,. q.
sf.ss ~ sls lsAs ~ osAsissis-.l pisifhl
F0n STATE stsAfOk.
Ne 40. ssfAssts-i .Al T.s~ssisa y ssss.nfs
IAnEsk n nE0hp, t-ls - a.aala4t - -
>. 81 iA.ilss. tsllis set fst~A' ss~ssiAs = "a
stals s<.sis
ToR REPRESENTATIVES,
Ne a.. sstAssi.si "a IsS9ssi.a ~ aAseaass D.
A. n, COCHRAN, ass a.aaie.is - F.ffss~ai ~
sisi p..isi es-ti..sf "a sss.ls - ia.il.s. -
Ma .ss f.IF.I'' "a 'hs Assss ICES - 'As i'sA'''
tsEs
FoR DisfRiCt ArfoEsEf,
N. an. .uiAsSissA sai raslrstst ~ aHHssaSs
cAEt D. IN HAWKINS, a Hills saaAif, a. .
a.aiia.is ~ DisiJisi AitTssy a tbs sih Jsdisai
DisiTiei. 81 Ihs s4saiss JalJ sAsSiisa,
fOa shERlff,
". are .aikoTlt-i sad Ts4asstff % asreaHSs
D.ll.s o.,aaiy al tLs sAsaiag slssiisA IL JAY, -
~. a.. .aiAsTissl sAi FssaasisA 10 aHasaIes n.
u. MeAnAAs, Esl., a. oanditais ~ shsfir ~
D.llAs ssaHi,, At ,hs sasains g~S slssi'sa'
We are a. hsTissA 10 safsaAVe The a.~s Il
JuNlIs FRAN, a. nsHalasis ~ sAsiin 81 pAi'~'
boahiy Al The sasaiRs sissiisa Ia JAY
We .rs .s,heIissa ahd Islsy,si % .saeasss " y,
shsTin u n.Iias CouatJ At tbs shsaihs sisSiisA,
as. ,,,s.,.. 81, -uk et.gy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

sE-Aten,ion is esile4.s the advertise
msnt Of Messrs. Kendall q Auii; Who offer
for sale me web knovn Cellar Springs
s'ssn Grist Mil - - p l..'',,i 's' =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

IlNlU,.
EuFAuLA, ELk., KareR II, 1858.
Mr.. T. j. Perkins, Egfaula, Ala;
DEAR SrR:--we take pleasure in stating
that the Gulletf Steel Brush Gins
bought Of you have given entire satisfaction,
and have core fsily mp 10 all the recon-
mendations we have seen published concer-
ming them. We Rave found that the evttos
ginned on then has been in great demsnd,
and believe that airy rossa crop Of cotton
ginned on one OF them, viii bring one and
one-balf cents per pound more than IL gin
ned on any other gin we have used, or Of
which we have any knowledge. Use this
for the benefit Of the planters.
A. GRIETTrH, Ell S. sHOETER, @. A. Ro-
BERTs, r. y. KoLR, H. W. D. PRIcE, s. C..
DASIEIE r. A-sBorkk gosis Coczfa md
J. L. PtGH, Of Alsbama.
SAMUEL Bell, GurrRr, CsTTs 4 Co. 8,
p Bunrsrrs sBdJ9 "! Mx-.crr, ~ Gssfris
GEORGE PKhILLIP&
State agent, tBdcrson, fexsv
Nay IS, fs5g-3frSns
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u., -, -. ,.....,,, a. min. 81,
w, ~ 80. d. 80. 90 s,ssins
IL s-ss.~eA's
Fsotfsfksr Hffscofkh thttsh-tiths
.ss.s.- ill ~ ksi4 ~ W ssry sreass .~esains -
10. .sis<kf "a he ls>sf pas. sfse se.t ,
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one sc,tol. sEsnysrniAxrnuacnr Be
,sftL hsIiosALh. .,n t,.-sh q, ~. es.ssssa''
90 ~ aAIs sns k-sse ,-s1s
cesatetAsp rsssp.msM IN a..
.,.ss s,..s,ss.s.~ cS..sA. ~ ,ss s.ss.A asa
'fssT,h s.NI.iks " $40 --hih .ad hss ". !.
sa.., "a tAs ana s-ss~A s-ll-iAs. In The 49,
'".a'ss ~ v.w .,..,A ,--.,.,,,. a, III.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

ID EMAiNfNG in Dallas Pottollice, June
IL lst, which If not taken out by July
LIST, 1869, will 60 to the Dead Letter Office,
Washington, d. C.:
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, William Ahdcr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

u a. - q 81 Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

n. %. TOuns, 2; I n Fsungbleod-
Ary ose ekli5ns ~ shy 81 fbs shove
ledsrs iii plers. ssy ADVERTISED
WILLIAM Jones, DIP. %.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

Gsorg. Wilson, leare Of II. DrAnper,) I.
J. Whifrrofe, - Walto, B. ~ Wilson,
John N Wright william Williams, James
" intsrs, N J. Nails, J. c. Williams, Wm.
A. Wssf. Mauidine Wheirs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

JOSEPH marris, 7. S. More, Wyatt. Myers,
Mrs. Mulkip, W. D. Michel q. W. More,
Robert Murphy, r. NJ. More, 7. B. Mccall
lister, Julia MeGomb, I. J. McIain, Rev.
Mcdonald, 8. Mccormick, .. P: Mccain, c.
z. McConnell .Grier Mceray, David Nc
hurry. Lu.i-iLl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-14
THE STATE CREDIT.
The PcnitenLiary-Wh shall
Dome with IT.


Done with BGi
To the Editors of the Union and American:
l desire to make few suggestions and
remarks on the subject of the peniten-
tiary.
For all the one, two and three year
convictions, let the county in which they
are convicted saddle the expense of con-
viction. Let them build Jail sufficient
for the security of cOnvicts and prisoners,
then hire an overseer and employ those
short term convicts in improving the roads
of the county, thus exposing them to
their acquaintance, and increasing their
shame.
When a county has not cOnyicts enough
TO Justify working them under an over
seer, let them loan or hire them to an adj
Joining county, and thus rid the State of
an enormous expense, of sending con-
victs to the penitentisry from the four
quarters of the State. Let the Legisla-
ture investigate the cost to the State of
one, two and three years cOnvicts and it
may open their eyes.
Not long since l was on the cars, and
there were three cOnvicts for the Peniten.
tiary and the usual amount of guards.
casually asked the term of their sentence,
and was told that two of them for one
year and the other one little longer.
made inquiry of their crime, and learned
wood stealing was the charge, and from
all ] could learn thought it doubtful il
any of them were guilty.
1t is an easy matter to cry mad dog snC
arrest man on mere suspicion, try hin
by a jury selected on purpose to convic
him, so that a few favorites can guar
him to the Penitentiary, and thus make {
visit to Nashville at the expense of tn
State.
If nothing better can be done, would
be well to make each county pay the OK
penses of their own cOnvicts and thus ri,
the State of one of her great taxes2
TAX PAYER.
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THE CITY.
List of UnmaiIable Letters i'm the
Poasnffica. neo Il ia,o

List of UnmaiIable Letters i'm che
PossOffice, Dec. IS, 1850.
Parties claiming them will please call at
the stamp window. Those not claimed
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, at
Washington, on Monday, Dec. 20, 1869.
WITHOUT STAMPS.
Addresses of letters deposited without
stamps:
Mrs. G. @. Cole, city; Mrs. Don Camp
bell, Jefferson, Texas; Miss Kate Nc
Quade, New York Miss Nettie Williams,
Columbus, o.. Miss Tai. Flenniken, Da-
Wilson's Ferry, Pa. Miss Minnie Graham,
Knoxville, Tenn. Rev. Mr.. Schefalie,
city; Michael Dowd, Hamilton, o.. John
b. I. Daviess, Harrodsburg. Ky; d. G.
Scales, Triune, Tenn. d. A. Shepherd,
Memphis, Tenn. James Sadler, Nolends,
Tenn; William. P. Cook, New
York; James A. Evins, city !;
Postmaster, New York city; Herman 20
dag Pulaski, Tenn; A. Brogott, Bowling
Green, Ky; L. NJ. Eubank, Murfreesboro,
Tenn; E. II. Hatcher, Dresden, Tenn,
Editors Union and American, city; Robt
Payne, Knoxville, Tenn; Editor of the
Jonesboro Flag Jonesboro, Tenn; D.
w. Bruce city; Hon. J. F. Owen, city; ].
L. Moran, Nevada; NJ b. Nance, city; NJ
Driver, city; Col O. B. Compton, city;
Hon. VIM. p. Drew, Washington, d. G.
REVENUE STAMPS.
Addresses of letters deposited with reve-
enue stamps on them. Revenue stamps
are not receivable for letter postage;
Miss Mary E. Lee, Gallatin, Tenn; Miss
Annie j. Page, Boston, Mass; Capt L. L.
Marke, Petersburg, Va; Stark Sparks
man, New Orleans, La; Ben. Barker,
Decherd, Tenn; I. NJ Schleier, Knox
vile.
Held for better directions, there being
no such postofice as the one addressed:
Joe Vernail, Signal Hill, Tenn.
Three letters are being held for direc-
tiOns. These letters contain no directions
whatever. ENos HOPKINS. P. VI.
A. ]. Ogden, S. C.
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DIR CALIFORNIA CORRESPOND.
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To the Editors of the Union and American
SAN Francisco, Dec. AFTER long
and tiresomc trip Of just one week, ! ar
rived at this place to-day.
The many persons to whom l had
letters of introduction received me kindly
They bid me have patience, and say will
be sure to get business.
Col. BRENNAN, TO whom Col. Bale
Payton gave me letter, was very kind.
He sat down Immediately and wrote TO
Bernard Peyton, in Smith county, request
ing him to get n comfortable posi-
ton for q Tennesseean ''ABROAD." The
general complaint is, that times are harder
here than ever before. ! tell them that
is because of the completion of what you
call the Pacific Railroad. 1t has commu-
niCated to them the hard times on the At
lantic slope. There are thousands here
seeking employment, who can find moth
ing to do. 10. Mayson called TO see
me Yesterday morning; also 10. Nor.
veil, son of Henry Norvell.
He is looking remarkably well, and is
perfectly delighted with the country.
rented a room to-day adjoining 10. May
son and Norvell, for which paid SIC il
gold for one month. have made the &C
quaintance of several very worthy and OK
ccllent gentlemen from Tennessee, among
them Mai. Mehorn, from Memphis; a Mr.
| GOodlOc, from Alabama, cousin Of
Young Mark Cockrill's wife,
This seems TO he the most delightful
climate in the mediterranean any fire
at least have seen none since | hayt
been here. Strawberries in abundance
green peas, cuCumbers, tOmatOes-in fac
all the vegetables we have in Tennessee
and thousand you never heard Of.
Col. Jack Hays lives five miles acros
the bay, and l have an engagement witt
| the host to call on him next Sunday.
l do not exaggerate when l say tina
pumpkins grow as large as flour barrels
onions nearly as large around as my head
and celery, all the year around, the fines
| in the world.
Board cannot he had at less than tw,
dollars per day i'll gold.
met Billy FoOte to-day. He expect
TO be associate editor of one of the Sal
Francisco papers soon.
Hoping to write you again soon, l re
main, Yours checrfully, NEAL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-14
Manufactures.

The specimens Of workmanship turned
out in Nashville at the various manufacture
ing establishments are not surpassed by
any in the country. Agricultural imple-
1nents, wooden wares, foundry works,
machines of every pattern and variety,
brooms, stoves, tin ware, fabrics and fancy
works, candies, toys, etc, without end are
turned out to perfection and in immense
quantities. Our city is bound to be one Of
the most important manufacturing cities In
the Southwest. Yesterday we noticed at
the chair factory on College street, large
number of chairs of the very finest quality
and finish for shipment. They will com
pare favorably with those manufactured II
anv of the Eastern cities.