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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

EDWARD sCHENCk, AUCTIoNEER.
~ Mortgage sale OF
Elegant Cabinet Furniture
by EDWARD SCHENCK, this day. at VI O'Clock, NJ the
sacsroom 90 Liberty OF the largest and vau
lie The comprises article OF Paror Draw
Ing Room, Chamber Dining Room and Hall Furniture both
in rosewood, black walnut and buhl and also
very large quantity OF elegant Paris made Furniture,
OF the most unique and modern styles.
GEORGE COOK, AUCTI0NEER
" Second hand
Household and Oflcc Furniture.
On Friday and Saturday, MT II o'clock each day, nj sales
room lo Liberty street. large aid general assortment OF
second hand Furniture Carpets Reds and Beddng Class
ware Crockery, enameed and black walnut Chnml Suits,
Kitchen Articles &C.. removed from dwellings for con-
venience Of SALE Also by order Of assgnee Psror Ch
Der and Library Sus Bookcases, Bullets, Hall stan d.
Centre Tables, NC. Also Once and Counting House Desks,
Safes Pianos, &c.
JJEnRy II. LEEDS 4 MINER, ArCTIoSEERs. HAVE
IL REMOVED FROM ~ LIBERTY STREET TO THE
SPACIOUS STORES NO. o. CHAMBERS STREET AND
EXTENDING THROUGH TO NO. ~ READE STREET,
AT WHICH FINE LOCATION THEY WILL CARRY ON
THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS AFFORD
ING UNUSUAL FACILITIES FOR THE DISPOSAL OF
FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS AND OTHER PERSONAL
Property Sales OF stock and merchandise at the
owners and household furniture sales nj private residences
sended 20 promptly AMI sasee'ory as usual for year.
past Sales Of Paintings and Art at their galleries, Nos 7
HENRY IT, LEEDS
ALLEN r. MINER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

lY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY n. LEEDS AUCTIONEER. -
LARGE AND ELEGANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
ruRNiJuRE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANOS &C,
day. NAV at 104 o'clock at their and spacious saes
rooms No Chambers street and ~ Reade street, between
Broadway Church street, consisting Of large and fine
assortment Of velvet Brussels and ingram Csrpets gilt
French plate Pier Mrrors carved rosewood Parlor
SUITS and crimson reps ditto In brocael and hair
cloth; Centre Tables Bookcases Etageres, Hall Stands
rosewood, black walnut and mahogany Bedstead
Dressing Bureaus Washstands Wardrobes Mattresses, PHI
lows, Bolstcrs OIL Paintings and Engraving black wal
Extension Table, carved oak brocael marble top Side
board black walnut Dining Suit In leather Clocks
Window Curtains, Shades and Cornces Lounges, Easy
Chairs. China Silver Plated and Glass Ware.
Also ut IL o'clock,
Carved rosewood octave Piano, made by @. II. Bar
more, New York.
Rosewood 81 octave Piano. made by Philip Traver.
Rosewood 81 octave Piano, made by Stodar Durham.
Also several Upright Pianos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07
& DINGEE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
-. On SATURDAY, May 3. at O'Clock,
On the premises,
z. Valuable Lots.

Adjoining the village Of Rye Neck.
The sale will be perempory to close up undivided inte-
rests.
This property all lies the present time in plots. from
First THIRD street and between Cedar street and Barry
First avenue and MamarOneck avenue boulevard,
which is 100 feet wide. The streets are now being
handsomely graded and are to be ornamented with
The OF attraction in these lots Is
the surrounding already existing and those be-
ing healthy location and convenience to the
depot schools and churches Parties will be allowed OPP
pounity to purchase whole block plot The terms will
be very accommodating and the title indispuabe.
Rye Neck thriving village and settled by first class in
habita with Schools churches stores, &c.
Trains leave New York and New Haven Railroad depot.
Twentyseven street and Fourth for Mama
roneck az and IL 80 A NJ returning after the sale. Re-
eshnens the ground Maps and further particulars
be obtained at the office of s. DINGEE, No Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

DAwNBROKER'S SALE.-JAMES AGAR WILL SELL
this at % East Broadway Eat ii O'Clock. mems ana
women's Clothing. BY order Of John j. Kelly, East Thr
teen ktreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

TINTED STATES MARINE CORPs.--wANrED IMME-
daey this favorte branch OF the SERVICE
men, This fine opportunity for young who desire 10
visit foreign countries In United States ships Of Fur.
ther will be given by the commanding officer OF
the Marine Barracks, Flushing avenue, brooklyn. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

INOUND-A SUM OF MONEY, IN THE VICINITY or
New street. which the have by giving proper
description and pay wing for this advertisement
X. Il. EDWARDS, 10 New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER,
IL Household Furniture, Carpets, &c.
will sell THIS DAY (Frday' at
II O'clock at q East Broadway, general stock OF House
hold other Furniture French plate Mirrors marble top
Bureaus, Washstands Extension Tables, Sofas. Chairs
Desks, Brussels Ingram Carpets also one Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Machine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

L,OUND-A PoRTEMONNAIE MARKED GEORGE ".
n Carroll which the owner have by calling Mr.
Dickinson 46s street, proving property and paying
for Ia adv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-07

; A LAKGE AND PEREMPTOKY AUCTION SALE OF
n magnificent Household Furniture fine Carpets, Ac.,
most OF which in perfect order having been bnt e
used Messrs BARRY CO., Auctoneers will sell this day
friday, May 7, 1863, the entire elegant Furniture kc
contained in the large brown stone residence 1S6 East Nine
teenth street. commencing 10 O'Clock precisely consist
Ing Of elegant rosewood seven octave fianoore magn
cen Suits in French satin bocatel and ne reps Centre
Tables also large variety of superb Bedroom Furni-
ture, walnut, &c horsehar Mattresses,
&C.. tine Dining Room Furniture Tableware &c. Full par
tcrs In catalogues Sale positive and without any reserve
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

90 ns Fsfsstsisef a. fussg Asssil
fsahfssff nfflsif Zee 80 ttufsl
fsuh 80 = fsas Itsss ssf 80
Iuftssss btsfHf-s llsssiss ' .
sisiiss n = fiahy
Gsllf ellie Ciissh - - sugflisf
Islss ritssii-l n sitFFssaa
banssitsli CiftuH- ' lsts
suiElsf sIfinE sisiisu Ne n hsthins
Citeait-I n Lass
PiiisIurs cissait.-J q sssiih.
CsasstiiIs Citraii-T u Nsfsasi.
G,lHsT CiIssi,- " ~ Supplied " A D
Osskili.
PAEs DisTErT-L u Ellis, pa
e. sisiisA-D. N. PTOsiST.
CiTeuiI-T, ~. saith.
IIonsJ Grsss CiIsuii-J, n rinsE
lasdoniA cireuit-w Y Reed,
AeAlisisT CiTeaii-L b. f-lmsT,
Pins CTssk MissioA-A. q. Meilsagsll'
Paris Rslasls lnsiiiuis-JsLa N, hsiRan
Clsrkssills CiFeaii-C. Y. fuTTsniiEs,
liosiOa ciTeait-D kinnesoa,
Paris csl0Tsd CsTss-fo b supplied ~ a
AislOn, eoiOred,
DALl.. D.raIcr-wm. @, Young, Pr
sisiisH-R. N. rhOmnseR,
Clreuil-JsLR ", Chalk,
DsnloA Cireuii-Jsnss J.. Boyer W. X
bates, supeTnumaTy,
Decatur MissiOA-J, J, huhAieaIL
Mckinney Cireuii-G, II, Buehanaa,
ssysns circuii--r, l.. sLsFroed, 4, {,
Meyer,
Dallas colOrsd charss-rO b. supplied b,
A. J. nurnes, eol0Ted,
snERsAS pIsfRIct-J. N, Bsnklsy, i, Y
shsrmaa aud BOnhaa s'a'ioh-h w.
sLsrmsa oirsul,-T, NJ, Mitchell, L, 7,
Hates,
Gainesville Cireult--wn. L. carlsisn.
BOnham cireult--rO be supplied by Wa,
I, Meluyine.
Pilot Grove Mlssion-C, s, GaiewOol,
Rockwell Cirauit-J, W, Fields,
Greenyille ciTeuit-G. Boyd,
sherman High sehOOl-w. I. Petty Prin'
eipal.
Sherman colored Charse-rO be supplied
by c. Jackson.
K.ursAS DisrRicr-J. l.. Anyell, y. Y.
cireuii--A, II, brewer.
Cedar Grove Circuii-M. G.. Simpson,
Gsrden Valley Cireuil-Sanuel s, Col,
winnsborongh Circuit Calvin J. Cook.
Spriugyille Mission y, Z. Randall.
0akland-wm. X. Davis.
Sulphur BluA-A. y, Kendall "a
whileoAk Mission-To DO supplied by H..
W. Dellups. r.r-I .....
Conference S. S. Agent-w. 4. shOop.
DELro.Irs TO ruE GENERAL COSrTREScr,
Clencal-Rev. Richard Lane aud Rev;
Jacob NJ. Benkley.
Laymen-william J. Clark aud Asa llol
RESERVE DELEGATES.
Clencal-Rev. John W. +. Mckenzie and
Rev. tsmes T. +. Irvine.
Lnyuten-J. II. Cole and WIN. II. Christian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
DO not be PrOfane.

The mother Of John Quincy -Ad-
ans said, in q letter written to him
when no was twelve yesrs old: ID 4
/ 81 would rather see yod laid in
your grave chan grow up a profsne
and gracciess boy" ls r.
: 1t was NOT long before the death
Of Mr.. Adams, that = gentleman
said to him lay AtlrIt- W.
2 y have found out what made
you.r -s.--e ~ 4la 50
"wbat do you mcany asked Mr..
The gentleman replied: al have
been reading the published letters
Of your mother"
1T this gentleman relates, IL
had spoken that dear name TO some
little boy vi no had been for weeks
away from his mother, his es'cs
could not hare flashed more bright
", nor his face glowed more qaick-
" Than did tbs eyes and face Of
that rensrabie oid man when I lsro-
nounccd tire namc 81 bis mother
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
TO the People OF Texas.

i am an lnucpcnucHb cunuiuat'
for Lieutenant Governor, having
announced myself rs such sewers,
iii5nths since. 2
The fact that my views have beer
misrcprescnted, renders it Tccesss
ry; in justice to those Of tho press
ami my tcllow.citizens, Who afc sup
porting me in different Sections 81
the State, that my sentiments shoald
be mcrc generally made Known.
Although identified with the Re,
publican party, | have never enter
taitiej, much less uttered, proscrip.
tive sentiment. | am, and Have
been, the advocate Of the removal
of the disabilities of every man do
prived Of any of the rights Of citi-
zenship. ar
Believing that the emergency de-
minds the earnest effort of fall friends
Of Texas, l make no appeal to men
as Confederate, or Union men, and
clnim for myself no consideration
on account of my position during
the war, or my party connection
since its close. - .v.fr-TEr 2 "a Fl
am in favor of a speedy rcstora-
ton Of Texas to the Union, Though
the adoption of the. new Constitu-
ton, and the acceptance of the terms
laid down iii tho Reconstruction
Acts Of Congress; ola liberal system
of legislation, through which inter
nal improvements, and our manufac-
turing, mining end agricultural in,
tcrcsts may be ios,cred and develop
cd; ola judicious system Of public
education of the white and colored
races in separate schools of an eco
nomical administration of COVE. n
ment; ofsustaining the public credit,
believing that by it's means wo will!
be enabled to rapidly overcome the
losses incident to war, and secure
for the State that material prosper.
ity which its immense resources JUS
titles; of fostering immigration, both
from other States and the Old World,
that our boundless field of labor and
energy may be occupied by an in
dustrious and thrifty population
of protecting tho frontier that The
hardy pioneer of civilization may
be sustained Of all honest and fear.
less Judiciary, selected upon the
test of public virtue and high legal
attainments, and not with reference
to partlzan views; and knowing that
these ends can alone be accomplish.
cd through the co. operation of all
the wise and good men Of the State,
and by the re establishment ofpub.
lie confidence, | would regard it cs.
sential-to the public welfare that
the whole tone Of our public policy
should DO such as to promote har.
mony and good feelings among the
people. ,STThHoH8E[
The ardent support given me by
men whose party affiliations have
been different from my own, and
the high position many. of them hare
occupied in the confidence of the
people of the State, have demanded
this frank expression of my views,
in order that the reasons why they
sustain me should be understood
Identified with Texas from my
youth, my ambition is to.sorve her
in such manner as TO prove to those
who honor me with their suffrage,
that / have at least cndoavorcd to
fill the measure Of duty. "a ..
BOULDS BAKER.
X GALVESTON, Oct, 29th, 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
How TIo.,cucr's Biitcrs cure Dyspepsia.
THE WHOLE STORY IN A NUTSHELL. tS4 u


The office Of the stomach is to, convert tho food
into cream AK sepl.nuii, called CnlNE. This IS
effected partgUy tho nctioRof asolvent, called the
gastric Juice, Which c&udcs from the coating ofthe
stomashs aad pertlybya fmrchan.caI movement Of
that orgar which chyns, IT were, the disso!ving
slimcni. Tho ChY,sr passes from the stomach into
the duodsnum, or cp'rsnce 70 the bowels where II
is subjected 10 tho actiof6fihs bile, and tho nuri
tious portion of 1t converted into a7fnid called
loAyle, which eventually bccomNs Blood.
Now II is evident that II the great solvent, the
gastric Juice, Is not produced In sufficient quantity
or If the mechanical &C ion OF tho stomach is not
sufficiently brisk, the first process 81 digestion will be
but impcrfeoty performed 1t is also clcar that II
the liver, which plays such an important part IN
changing the nourishing portion of The cbyme intN
the material Of the blood, 10 congcsted, or in at
un at rural condition. the second process will not Dc
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the t,ro
failures is dyspepsia. complicated with biiioRness
The mode In which IosTETTER's BIrrERS op-
crate in .ch cases IS this: they inviguratc the sell
lul,r membrane OF the stomach, which evolves the
gastric juice, thereby insarihs ample suiciency
Of the fluid to completely disstlve the food. They
also act upon the nerves Of the stoach, causing an
accclcration Of the mechanical movement NECESSARY
TO reduce the food to homogeneous mass. TRet
also act specifically upon the liver. strengthening it,
and 40 enabling 1t to produce an ample and regular
upply of bile for tho purpose Of converting the nu-
tritious particles Of the Ohyms into Chyh and pro-
mote the passage through the bowels Of The usces'
detris. I'D ..ft ~ t-a .1sf.T ~ IS .-al-r..a
In this way, HosTETTER's BIrTERs cure dys.
pepsia' and river complaint, Tho explanation u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
10 co,.sainpsiv@

7se Adrrrtiser, having been restorsd 70 hssith In
few weeks, b. a very simp,s remedy. nhet having
suffering several yesfs With essre lang aneetr'r
and thai dr-.a disses-, cocsunption-is snrious 70
make known 10 his feliOvsuferers ths means o.
cure. .- ga .--rr :, - L r-. -rIi AZ -.
To sil Who dssire 4. be viii ssnd a copy Of me
prescripfion nssd free Of CHARGE, With the alree
lions for preparing and usinE fhs sane which fhey
viii End sUrE CynE ron Cessusrrfos, iAstth.'
BroscHTris, etc. The object Of The. advertiser in
ending the prescription u 10 benefit tbs aicfed,
and sFr. al isinrnsfion which he coneeires 70 he ~
-iuable; md be hops every snherer viii Try ~
remedy il will cost them nothing. and Ir17 rross
a blessing. Parties visliue ths prescrhfhrn. vii
please address REv. BpgARD.A- WILSON q.
wiilinmsburE. inss Uooufy Nes fork
ynns ~. 1sss--l9s1=- .at1iEtr 80 y rart 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

ESOn Monday last We happened into
the establishment Of our friend C.M. Terry,
whore we saw not only most complete
assortment Of groceries, but all the lead
ing magazines and illustrated papers OF
the age, domestic and foreign. lie is
clever man and fair dealer. But don't
take our word for it-call, see him, buy
something and judge for yourself
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

Honest men are easily bound, but you
can never bind knavc.
Z. rLASTATIoN BITrERs cures Dyspepsia.
Keep 10 more cats in the house than will
catch mice.
PLAsTArI'S hn1hns cure. Fever and
Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs
them. HI&
PLASTArI,S BrTTERs cures Liver Com
plant and Nervous Headache. ar g,e,rst
Time is file that wears and makes no
noise.
PLANTATION BIrTERs cures the effects of
Dissipation and Late Hours. IVA rg-yy
Better have one pillow going than two
cradiss
PLAsTATI5s BlrrERs are an antidote to
Change Of Water and Diet.
Fools and obstinate people make lawyers
rich. .-.--r -rr--r-- I,
PLANTATION BlrrEss Purify, Strengthen
and Inyigorsie.
kind wife makes faithful husband.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
Candidate apnrimrnt.

sea evftaNos
Wssfss siasasra isss-.ssfs . HAnitIus
4 fis'i', ss-iil.,s ~ es'ss~~s 4 issss- Ais.'
FOA LIETTEsANI GogEESok
~ sfs suil-fis-a - ssHssnns pT hni L ~
BAkEk. a Gslsssi.A, sssaiasis - L'ssissshi
ass-fusr ~ Is1aa "a - tigksi sila GrafIsl
A h.z-illss- EhFiiss hssr-isE, ls.s-
F0E ooSdEEss
Ns.rs sailsfissa a. ssssz.ss l0HN 4, COY
sEk :. s,ss.a.,s g s.fss.., -, s,si ~.
aslss Eissii.h gsh ss"EtsF
Ns 80 .sllssiss'a .aa suggested y slss@aa.
ga enbkkI n fAlL'h, - eAssia.is 80 ess-
$50. tsls "a, lIAs "a osssEssisa.l bi'iFii,
FOR STATE sESAfoR,
No are AutlsEts~a - .nHssnes pT, D v
hAhkLtf, 4 t.IE.ai ssssp a s.Haias,s .
TrPtssai tss slsg srssieTial Lsstfift "a tss SsAi
LpsislslaEa fiesiisa AssH,srT %Aih,
NJ. aTs .aiLsIitsa sRi requested - saAsaHSs
gANEs p kTtnhn. Esa. ~ . asudiaais " TrH-
rs.sHi b.ils', osiiiH sHs T.FFss' ssss'iss il tie
stats senais
FOR REPRrESTAIiyE
Ne are auihaItIsA ana Haassisa ~ sHHesHos
Capt lam N, LANE, ss q r.sdisais ~ sst.I-srHi
's slsl h,lit sslapIisins iir ssaHiiss u Dallas,
osll'R asi fsTTasi IA 'hs isssT hssss ~ '1s Lss'
islAiaTr,
We ars auiLaIiisl and Isas,isl u aanesass Dc,
n . snELbt AM, u lslila osaaiy, A. r.ndi-
sns,a, ss..',.,s. ni-,,,ss .'.s',-'sgt :, ~.
h.. ,,llis .sa I.Ts.nt s,,uaii...
a, - 49,. - -. A a.. - n
~ rrs,i,nIS i;s,,. ~ ,-s,s.s,, ~.
ni.,,' ~ SS,',,,i. N i,.Il.. a.
lin And TarTaHi, Ia ~ loser nesss oiihs lssisla
laN'
FOR COMMISSIONER OF Tnf LAND nIlitE,
Ne an, .aihorirs,i 10 announce JOSEPH SPENCE
IS ssaiilsis &c u'n@'',l"hTF ~ The Laaa nhsr'
ElssItl 10 se'sHssT neat
TOR SHERIFF,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
Rsr0rs sf Youth,

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the leneess VI
youthful indiscretion WILL for the sake OF super'as
humanity, send free to all who need It, the receipt
ard directions for making the simple remedy BY
the experie can do 50 ~ addressing
la PERTH Ton fdence, JOHN BYTGDfS.
Nh ] No. ~ Cedar street, Sew rork.i
Juhe II. 1sco-39ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

y reg During the past week our streets
have been literally crowded with wagons,
bringing in ''the great staple" and taking
out dry goods and groceries, with which
the warehouses Of our merchants and gro
GERS are now well stocked. II has been .
very busy week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

pD-Ten cents to ten dollars that our
Tuuionic, loather-aproned friend, the Hon.
Joseph l.. welch, has shod more horses
within the last twelve months, to say
nothing Of the mu-els, than any Two men
in Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

pnS-Melyin Wade ia white man wilma
black ska as some fools SUPPOSE sits in
he office Of the Registrar, looks wise like
the bird OF Minerva, but says-never a
word
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

es5' TON Ochiltrce is candidate for
rcngrcss from the Ord District. lie pub
iisGes Gard, proposing meeting of the
Friehis OF Elliott, Shields and himself to
say wLo shall he the candidate against
CLARK. ..... 70,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
b SPECIAL NOTICES.
butchers Lightning FIy-Killer!
Ds,,h to the Living Long iivethc Killers
Sold by Dealers EreryEksrel - I. 9.

sD-C. r. Johns & Co., Land Agents and
Bankers Austin, Texas, will attend 10 the
purchase and sale of lands, adjustment of
Land Titles, and payment Of Taxes on land
any wherS Ii Che Etate. Prdstcute land
and money claims agaiust the Stale or Fed
cral Governments. Make collections at
State Treasury and Military Headquarters
at Austin, and any other business within
the scope of General Land and Collecting
Agency. ,bnS II .AE1-l.AA -. ~ ~ "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

garWe return our thanks TO Charles
Dcppc, the accomplished Dallas barber, for
several little favors in his line.
None but the fair deserve the brave,
so 60 to Deppe when you shave.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

GB- Major General John +. Woo, Of the
=. s Regular Army, died at his residence
in Troy, New York, on the 9th inst, in the
81 h year Of his age.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

, fT>Tom Walker is hereby annousosd
AesndiJs'. to represent ih. dry eoods bus
insss, aad .ill serve all Who may eleoi
HIN heir merchant with that Distinguish
Ell ability which has ever heretofore
marked BIS fraBIscfions 10 ihs line Of b is
kqsipess, - =. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

EEfs- The President has rendered Thomas
d. Dnrant, Of New Orleans, the Judgeship
of the L. $. Circuit Court, embracing Lou
isiana and Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

nesrThirty voters were registered by
Captain Daniel Madden, in this city, on
Tuesday last. This was the beginning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

ri p9 IT. J. Jsfriss, one Of our most en-
srPrisigg merchants, did q huge business
sh Tn lsy last His store was crowded
all dav
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

- Th. Dallas Tbespian Cerrs last
aigts Fsrtrzs1 fAll the World Sage.
rifEs Sssalss aAl Fpnsls Jtf,. &c an sp-
T-seisti-s sEa E'asssi sBsisne. Tsey an
yi.v rtat t-sss sci
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20
EsTRAY NOTICES.
pALLks touKTr

TAEEx Up hy 8. J. nsrby sd sss-sys1 bstrs
B.n. Long. J. r. frscinrt No. =. one WHITE
MARE. ~ ur1hrrurs 81 slrrruird Elou'luf so
Srr and r r 1n In hip. sp1 HIP connrrtsd on richf
sl.5H1sr, sbsufli bad heh srrrfisse = -. 4.
6. STONES, C.C.CpC.T:
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e1- The citizens are moving in the mat
ter Of purchasing q public cemetery. IL
should be done "a
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NJ .ssJi w y ~ psssii.' assss',
sni fslf
FYti sf sii lLsl d, sod 10 ne
I owe ~ 40 maihof
4 MT ihi. ittiieni sofy touohinE
ADD lsuamifaif
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-superior to the best
imported German Cologne, aud sold at half
The price. r- ,-av vnr
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AppaEss-- Capt. ]. W. JOHNSON, Lock
iIVa No. p. Calvert, Texas.
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sgC.p,. Jasper w. J.hs.e., /, ml'y
Authorized to act /. Asen, for the HERALD in Call
, II, and the surround ing country.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, a.
CouxTr Of DALLAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS, D.
CoUxTT Of DALLAS
w fbe persons and estates Of Elizabeth
n and Il. W. Laiimsr, niin"r heirs OF j..
W L,timer. deceased, has this day sled an
NV ofFce his petition, praying for an order
afsrst Honorable Probate Court Of pailas
coan,v. Texas, TO sell certain lands belong
inr,6 The estate Of bis said wards, oeing
,w5 thirds Of nineiy-fve and one nail
srrrs. the headlight Of James lhtiE-er. nh
us,rd in ned River county Texas Sow,
therefore. this is to notify al psr1ons IN
,rresiri 20 be aud appear = ne nezi 'ei n
n lie Honorable Prsasis Con1t o. l'aiias
,,rptv. Teas 70 We hsidsl 81 The Cont
L,uss hereof. IN flis7isWa q Dallas On
Monday the 29ih day o. Norsrnber. is6',
rb,n ara there % ctnfesi She salae u they
wines ny cE-fsl sal az sig-
lSF,F, rasurt al Ofics 4 Dallas ihis
~ o. 81 Il. 1853
g 8 fcNES
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