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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

GO TO THE RIGHT PLACE
GO TO THE RIGHT PLACE
DON'T MISS 1T.
DON'T MISS 1T.
FINE BOOTS AND SBOEs
FINE BOOTS AND bHOkS
RITAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
YOU PAY NO SECOND PR0HIT
YOU PAY NO SECOND PROFIT
AT sTRAsBUBGER BROS,
AT sTRAsBUk9KR BROS,
373 Seventh street, 9Th door above l.
313 Seventh street, 4th door above 1.
feE-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

should any doubt NJ. McCer nieks statement,
BE- refers 10 the following gentlemen:
Bon. Vim. BisIsr. eH 1oyernor Of Pc pnsyIvani
Bon. Thomas b. Florence, Phiisdelphis.
hon. Hon ) :: slset, judge PnifsasTohis
Hon. ID. Il. Porter, ex Governor Of Pennsylvs-
Hon. Inis Lewis, Judge. Philasslphia
Hon. r. G GIier Judge United states Court
Hon. y; A. Potter. 0s, solicitor, Pnil.d. !. iphi..
Hon. Z. Banks, Auditor General, Washington,
And many others, II necessary.
A Case of Innamm atisn Of kidneys, and
Gravel.
JFrom Morgan, Feazel Co., Glasgow, Missouri
February S, 1858.
with both inflammation OF the kid,eys, and gravel,
when I res0rted TO- several remedies without Dc.
.ss .sas ssshs ssa sfss Se..i::
and used them. Tbs result vac complete cure in
sssss 81 the ridnsys,. ana an quite conadsas th..
'hi Your: .'S Ss II 20 EDWIN n rsizEL
Fer further Information zee Journal Of Phar'
Dr. Ksyssrs Letter. DisDensasory Usissd States.
Krof OOW0es Neiueoie Wofks on the Preetfce OF
Physie.
Ie.srks nsAe By the late eslsbrss.d Dr. Physick,
Phfladslphts.
Renarks naAs BY Dr. Ephrsim Mcdowell, eel.
sSgasod Physietan, ana Member Of the Royal Ool-
l~ss Of ourTeons, ireland, Asd pabttshe Il in the
raas actions Of she King and Queens journal.
Medice Chirurg,esl RevieS, l!elishsd By Ben
amin frsvers, Fellow Of Beysl college Of Sur.
scoos.
AnS ness Of the lsss Standard WORKS on Hsdi-
cine.
nELMBOLD's ExTRACT DUCHU,
KsrAsLIsHID UPWARDS OF IL YRADs,
Prepared by
II. T. HELMB0LD, Drussist,
sss BR0AWAY, AIw YORK,
- SOUTH rIEfH ST, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
HnicS-el4 psr bottle, or si1 bottles for ESQ,
ss,fvsrsd 10 address. eolA ~ Drussists svssy-
uAsss.
Nene are reouiss uniess done up In steel %.
Rsvs1 vraDpss. With Jss ssniIs Of NY OAe05esl
VsssAou - sn6 stsns.
~ II. r. AELMDOLD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25
ALEXANDRIA MArTRRs-TheG Gn,et

Shillington sends us Mayne Reld's Magazin,
''OnUGrd'' for March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

MEssRs. BLISS AND MAsTRRMAN, who were
imprisoned for some time by the Paraguayan
authorities, arrived here this morning, both of
them bearing marks Of the chains with which
they had been bound, and other marks Of the
cruel treatment to which they were subjected.
1t is probable that Congress will take some ac-
ton In the matter at an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

SPEAKING of the Tenu Of. Office Law, the
other day, General Grant observed: IL Is no
reason because yen have found it necessary
to put curb oit IN the mouth of one horse that
you should try il on another"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

PUNCH AND JUDY" the 4" Shadow Panto-
mime" and the descriptive tableaux Of "Father
Come Home" are among the attractions which
make a visit to Wallis Opera House very pleas
ant. This is the last week of the Gregory
Troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25
NEW YoRK BUTTER, &C

NEW YORK BUTTER. &c.
20 tubs Pri ne NEW YORK BUTTER
500 lbe Prime NEW YORk BUCk what
5bbls. sTEwARTS Strip
5bbls NEW 06LBAHs MOLASeDs
Just received, aud for sale by
S4s Pennsylvanfa svenue-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

THE RECEIPTS of customs at the Treasury
Department for the week ending February 20.
are, from Boston, s3l2,. .e3.3s; from New York,
81, s99, ,S2S66; from Philadelphia, s214,OO3. .O6;
from New Orleans, slOO,i94.37 Total, $685.
eU1.4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

lobbls. No Bay MAcKEREL
~ bbls, No \ Shore do
81 hits No Bay de
q Kits MeM 40
90 eutstAls GOLDFISH
5tbls SALMON
6MOkEb BLOATERs
LABRADOR HERRING
just received, s1d for sale by
BRfAn BROS,
3&9 Penssylyania avenue
le u cow Opposite Metropolitan Hotsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

THE HOOPER BILL to prohibit the further in.
crease of the public debt, and to prohibit the
employ ment OF brokers to sell or buy IN the
Government Indebtedness, was before the
Senate Finance Committee yesterday, and is
to be amended by making the fourth section
agree with the first. that no more bonds shall
be sold at all,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25
WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY FEBRUARY

In THE SENATE, this afternoon, the Joint res.
olutioa which passed the Hoose on tn s0:h
providing that me time for the meeting of the
Fortysfirst Cor rgress be postponed from IL
o'clock on March 4th, lss9, to 3 O'Clock p. m
o. the same day, was taken up and passed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
A IIrrcH IN THE CAsvAss.-J

A IIITCH IN THE CANyAss.-Just
as VIC thought the canvass was pro.
cccding finely, we arc brought up
with n round turn. Not because
tho President does not order the
election. Not because tho great
New York Tribune contains. a dis,
patch that Jack Hamilton has been
thrown overheard. This present
cloud has arisen right in the heart
of Texas, and it is dark and omin-
Gus. Hon. A. Blcdsoc, Of Dallas,
(who is endorsed as the leading Re
publican Radical h the great wheat
region, in a Notd Bene TO his
proxio letter, soIcmnly declares ::
~ reserve the right to myself to go
against Jack Hamilton on all occa-
sions for office" We await Gen.
Hamilton's decision in the premises
with brcatbless anxiety. Will he
have the temcrity to continue in
tho field Fl Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
Our EDITORIAL DrclIn--A Dream

WHICH WAS NOT ALL A DREAM.
From the Waxnhachic Argus
While rcposing last night on our
pallet of straw, we saw q sweet
visionu OR horrid, as tho reader
may dclermine,) which gave our
spirit strength to sweep adown the
gulf of limo We saw this cdito-
rial ccrpuscular in all the different
phases Of life, from fresh youth to
tnEEN old.a Whil5 sporting in
tic gladstone valleys of youth, we
gained summit which enabled us
to look over the hills and far away.
In the dim distance, as far rs ken
coIid ftach, wc saw what wo took
to be u towering luminous shape
nothing less Git could not havo been
morc) than tho gild.d crest of
Famc's rugged steep. We toilcd
over the hills and valleys which
intcrvcned, till at last VIC reached
tho becIsoning goal. And what do
you think we found? Why, simply,
an Intangible, shadowy ghost, Tin
form and feature something like our
friend, Virginius Hutchcn) waving
a lurid, corpusant light in front Of
our editorial tomb, upon which,
traced in skeleton characters, was
this inscription:
~ came in the morning.-it was spring,
And smiled; NJ
walked out at noon--it was summer,
l.. And was glad; n lrs
1 sat me down at event. was autumn,
ii.; And was sad; srEg
laid me down at night--it was winter,
49, And slept.
What / spent had; what kept,
Ilost; what ] gave, haver'
Templeton must have supped on some
very indigestiblc food-raw buscuit, ran
cid butter and boarding-hous coffee, per-
haps-the night he dreamed that dream,
though the motto on that ''oorpusantlight',
contains both truth and poetry. 1t seems
to us like dubious compliment for one to
see our form snf features in the lean
phahtom Of dyspepticai dream. Never
theless, in preference TO going athe way of
Wards ducks" we'd be willing to remain
here until the microscope could not dis
cover the minute corpuscles composing our
eorPorosiiy. There, Frank, arc some az
large words rs yours.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
I'lavsrI. nnl liieir lIIs,iol

a banging plani = q Winduw is a
Sign 0i rrr'.enoss and grace. Nn
lai people hang p'anis m th.irwiu,b
owe, beauty Q -rrassimdGit viii
baine's, NJ owl sn'ft can b.,
through a window Wf,r, lhcr, Is "A
i Cover. They ayo'd gow.rs as Satan
does tho form of lhr vioss. shou
mo leo I"orcsl hove. w.,h a plan.
ln .is window aul ( viii show IA,
ns'.'c gf that huvel gualuoss and
T'h.snc = D.,aJu"A clad la t,u
l~-' u poverty, have seen.
ih my walks "loul ,uwn, peFnnrs
iu Zee luuua %, G.n STORY 6f gbv
mcrs"H.-e .g.!..usE...,.s r'anls,t
"a' tP1g 'ac a'-'t window loI,,e-
! AWAY stop and say good mora,
.NS 10 liR' anl Us owner | came
le 8 ~. hugsiuga a horse lhc other
G.y OIL tlar. s.gcot. H. was attach
,l 'oa hu go a'l standing near lbo
sidewalk, In font OF him wue 3
rsg. ''Icg with lowces Into which
Ia,S .orfe wOg'd LUry his hcad,
aa.t.HS he ur..gs W'..og, 'niur,ng
q plant o. disturbing u nelal. And
40 ! stopped and said to tho horse
Good ncgni@g, ny dear .rsllow.I
W''h yuy h1d hg,agn s0gi IN yCu,
20 lHH, we could "a :, TO each other"
wondered il he and flowers dill
no, t".G together in their own sort
ot way, Iwog,J trust that dumD
brute where / wouljn', trust Il maa
who Is not fond Of ilowegJ. can.
tot conceive OF tho composition of
Tia, man who di.!il;os llowors be.
Jays they have tie most :,,acclui
,!iocs IN The economy of nature. 1
40 not Jt'icvc the smallest viplcc
wu.rh blossoms in the wood. or tho,
tnicst ilowcr which grows on tEo
most distant prs'ric, was made Win.
on aPGrpose ~ Him who used them
more 'tap all in Ills teachings TO
man. THey so With us from The era.
d.e TO the grave. They brigh len mid
bless The sick room. They crown
'ho marriage feast. they accompa.
ny us 10 The long rest, aud they bios.
som over us when We are gone.
iieir breath is magical. The per.
iume .! 1850 viii recall Il long bur.
led memory You had supposed to bo
dead IpreYcr, 4 .li,lic anemono you
s-am1Ie upon IN The woods will set
IN motion train Of thought carry:
ing you back to scenes You had for.
gotten. .withcrel rose leaf OF i
pressed INd, is Il connecting link
which makes life moro beautiful,
recalling .ho 4" tender grace ola day
that Is dead"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

iSss ni,,sF sr1 ihrrnla, A. i,l
], fcFssrs pui mfr 10 ,i 900 Asse,Tff.sf, enu
tsrrr'r o. HrN iT.u' rl On lag q 2" 80 .. 10, Al
Tho rrsnl'um niFiti 'T,
=, Nrfnuns 1rs.rng tH Wfr'e - fffm.uWf
III AID mala 'iriF a. T'rs t,s.H gha o. uf ih'
Hrf1fdins aopiaftt fHl iiIa s'sN rfHfar ia ~
iine lNe4 faf tar rAhihlilnu ID ilr aninsl ~ sti
Sip. Ln'Tirs iaAy % maur ga ihe ufriHug ~ lhi
dAY ~ eAhlLiIlon, l1t pui afsT 10 f'if g., A.n.
8, No preminm shsii 10 svarir'i gifin hrt On,
anlinai or ar.sle l. sAhlliir uh'Fss Tho awarding
commiiieo 10 Uf nr'uion ii,a The allnla oT Hiir'e
a. The case may h., Il wulhy ai \ prynium.
I. Nc article ofaErd ariHiai thar l,as iAktn pre-
miuul FROM the Asss'iailvn. shall Afterwards rem
ptie fpr rfrmluin, e.,
q. No barrea animal ,hall eon.s.s vi.h one thai
brrods. rt
a. M cows, Lai.t, Jacks, lenneis, m-rrs or s'si
Hons, flrr yuaTs old ~ upsafs, shall o, permitted
iaso'alnic hra Irminnl, unless Il ias proved iscl
a hre--ief,
!. lloEs, sle'p and goat, fhaii ir ron,!ucrJd age
snlinais wheu 81 Afc tao yoafs ID.
:. bloo,iul tiallion- o. nagrs, with the age Aal
name OF the animal o. H. exhibited slaii b. hanlud
10 He focunling SccteAg naf fhat l"ts.' ihafe
only ahall onler tho h'uoioi f'nig thai !, ieoidri
10 thoroughbred. and such ani,a,i sha!lI4 IctAAl
iicd Ia amy other rios cxerpl u sweeI stake.
Q. ANY animal eau compete ~ The sau!e Ia!r ior
premiums Ia auy hut tho llu,.ied ring.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
acssr,,e Upr;

MARRIED-In this city, Sunday
morning, July 4th, by Rev. Geo. II.
Buchanan, TOM II. BURNETT,
senior editor TExAs NEws, and
Miss VIRGINIA S. BAKER. i
IBOnham News.
Anctber buttonless hermit on the worlds
broad bosom eaptitated by . l5vely vO-
mans smiles and caught in Hymen's COM
Portable net We welcome our brother Of
the quill iniO The sweet society Of the
married, and trust The torch Of Love may
cast its mellow radiance on the path Of
himself and bride long, long afler their
honeymoon shall set.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
YosrnIrE FALls IN CALIroakiA

YOSEMITE FALLS IN CALIFoRSiA.
In the deep valley of Yosemite,
arc several falls far surprising in
height the falls of Niagara. III the
lower end of the valley is the cas-
cadc called tho Bridal Veil, the wa
ter pouring over tho rocky Wall o
distance of 900 feet. Two or three
miles beyond arc the Yosemite.
where the water falls in three plum
ges a distance of 2,SG0 feet, the first
leap being nearly 1900 feet, the
next 400 and the last COO feet. In
looking from the bottom Of the
gorge at the immense height frcm
which the water dcsccnds, The
stream which is 81 feet in breadth
at the top, seems to be only 4 foot
and half wide.
fLos Angeles (Cal) News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
For tie Dallas llerald.l ...
Painter versus PItalor.

tshH'Nt NtisuN - A'fNSAs
llrTCni Last week, when Capt,
Swindolls was sick aud you were
len TO ride the llERALD's ''phorlOsi'
pode", in your complimentary no.
iico Of Bailey and |, you asked, -
"Why do people mako editors wait
till the last turng
I'll answer for Bailey first. As
ho is tho only founder in tho city,
he's not afraid of losing tho job,
hut would provoke you 10 publish
him for tho pride he has Of seeing
his name in the paper.
And rs for myself ny patrons
aro so numerous / cant acoommO.
date them all at their own pleasure,
and | always leave those till last
that 1 can whip in u fight or the
sort that nobody listens AT when
they stand 9ff aid jaw back.
July y, 1869. PINK.
just listen at the impujcnt son OF a.
naini-poi' Speaking Of inv, reminds us
that win Terry scat us n jaw-iooth OF an
extinct ANIMAL tooth about six inches
long and two-and.a half inches wide Our
readers may look for more lengthy npd
intelligent notice Of this remain, ~ We
have turned it over to Prof. W. II. Scales
for his examination and remarks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

FLOWERS IN TIE PATH OF GENER
AL LEE.-A Washington correspon
dent relates tho following incident
of Gcnotal Lee, tho same having oc.
Cured to Washington alone before
him:
"During his stay in Frcdcricks.
burg the General was met one NOR
ming, about a hurdred yards from
the door Oft the residence OF q gentle
man with whom he was to fake
breakfast, by fifty beautiful little
girl children Of tile most prominent
citizens Of tho place, who strcwcd
flowers in his path, and ho walked
tho distance upon bed Of roses, the
volunteer offerings Of innocence and
!tv6iincss."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
GRAIN CROPS.

!. Persons desiring To comreio iora premium upoi
any Lhi OF gain, aic required 10 have tho Rrpnnt
measured nnd the auln iiy Of grain accurately Rs
ccrabcd 10y two disluieTcsted. competent aud cTcd
table Fl liens OF the county whorr Il h grown.
2 sHid citizens hlall select rage Acrn oft
tho best five, which aero they shall carefully meas
nrc and ascertain The qnnt's rf graln alsCd thcrr
on, by having II cArciHliy v'ci !hod.
.. Tho ground shrll TO AlcasnIcd aud tho Rvomg,
acre selected before The opi- gi.hctu OF NcSiei
The fcts slial not be- diulgcd ioau, ono until unci
The premium Is awarded, but said iWv riiSrns .hall
make their written certificate Of the iacts and nr II
with tho Recording Secretary of the AssVuiailyn
hrpX inttz a., titp ,ltN fe, ltLitt.n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

The CHEF JusrTcE Down SoUTm.
Chief Justice Chase, who has been
on tour Of the Carolinas. with his
accomplished daughter, Mrs. Soma
tor Sprasuc, has been received from
noiRt 10 point with marked respect
and popular enthusiasm. 1t means,
among other things, that tho peo;
pie are aware of the fact that tho
Chief Justice still l;ceiis his c7c up
on the White House, and is likely
10 be the man for the democracy in
1872. All the signs of the times
roiht that way.-[N. Y. Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

"1hat everlasting boy" indcn-
turcd TO tho DALLAS HERALD, who
stood on tho CORY deck, wien all
but him had fled, eating goobcrs by
the peck" must have had leo in
his'n.-[Waro Register.
Nary time. There is no ice. machine in
Dallas yet; but VIC re expecting every dry 10
sec some of our citizens form firm with
nerve enough TO import and operate one
for their own profit and tie good of tie
community at large.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

Jrdge Black is likely to recover
the use Of his arm Il uas not an
putated as reported
The President and members II
his cabinet have been selctfing 4 ste
iOl uetl c-.tttire us.al5.1-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
C0ITON CROPS

I. Persons who compete fora irc!hlrn ui-n cl'.,n,
must have The rriurd nccuHtrly measu cl unf 'i
any pUr lon of il'v crp, ilcl Ianv select They Mi
MT he required 10 have oN,-,,n pGr urr> bui ~ u
other rctlccts viii he governed by The rules rU Ill
tug grain crops. ...s..
.. II The t.C,s In relation ~ any crop n'cpici nr
hiLiliun, aud asccrah"d HhOvc, br nlle triowu
The outry Will DO rjccicd by the Board OF p!rccio,a
i'.Hs. :
Duties Gf Officers, Art. !. See Exhibitors, Arts
4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
I10O .

n
THE FOURTH ANNUAL fAll
or THR
Dallas CountJ Agricultural ant
4 Mechanical Association;
lro be held al the Fair Gronhd. neal
Dallas, con meneing on the Thin,
Monday (Iho 18Th day. Of oelo
ber sud continuing six days,
u OFFICERS.
wa. n, MILLER, President
S.e S y w. ,iys hss'e' wise P,s,iissu.
NnliAa n. IioNAs, Treasurer,
Mar. n, n,sFasR, tsnesl slahdins See,
~ ". Pas, Rssolllng seeFe,a!,
DIRECTORS.
", ". Rarion, Abram iIaH,
liet, y lenrs, James Bentley,
John llagell, James T. liaEtley
l., n. Lively, Lionel ainl sou.
". II. IiORD, Marshall,
Mr.. u,s, 4 /. @ Moanh Deputy asrshsl'
J. q, sTEyTSs, Iigis! Agent.
JonS n. DaSltl Gate llesrsr
Tho decided progress made In the
important science Of agriculture,
aud the unmlstakable interest now
r,lt by tho people of Dallas county
and the counties contiguous In al
that promises TO develop tho 70.
sources OF the country aud Illustrate
the great fruilfilncss Of our fructi.
iying soil, fills us with pride, and
induces the hope that our forth
coming October Fair will DO the
most brilliant, interesting and ben.
ctlcial gathering that ever camo to-
gcthcr in the Empire State of the
South. And, since tho last Fair We
arc satisfied that nothing within
our means has been omitted calcu.
lated to insure full attendance at
tho Fair and promote tho great and
paramount material interests that
tho Agricultural and Mechanical
hssocia;ion vas organized TO en-
courage, foster and subscrvc.
Since tho exhibition of October
last, n ch-ngc for tho better is APP
parent, and the God OF the Harvest
has blessed us with good crops and
thrown over tho bills, Wales and.
plains of our beautiful country tho
glad light Of His most benignant
smile.
Persons from abroad arc most
cordially invited to attond tho Fair,
and are assured that nothing neccs-
sary to render their stay comfort-
ab!o and agreeable will bo spared
by tho community.
All who fail to fhd suitable ac-
commodations ia The city will 30
entertained by farmers in the vicin-
ity of the Fair Grounds.
DSy The Premiums 10 be awarded at
this Fair will be paid on the day OF the
awards, In SILVER PLATE, suitably In
c 'ibcd. .a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

Our sister city, Dallas, is to have
"a fine Episcopal Church ediiicc du,
ring thp current year" so says the
HERALD.-EWaco RcsiSter.
The membership is not large, but VIC ar;
satisfied that tho community generally
will be unsa,isiicd until every Christian
denomination shall have an elegant and
commolious house of worship of its own.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
ENlllnlTERF.

.. As Hrisen sllf o. -rtai. irl fa 'iiif aey aT
ttAr, NalihEs ti sas .fIAs arIa sfs.al 10. a.
urilss ihs FKhiiiiTF a. fheIr ..r, ta.af lslsl,
a. issri ~ lA-i1i, rr q sis fhe g. aa t.f sn hir
ana Ice. iss E...sfiHr isis na'a rfa. HHll al hai
Ialt g., anl a. fgislila asia hr f-l- dlraui ~
tF'rI ~ a. ls'tfs- llaFT nl.E lI.fiF sitak ri
uihrT sUirias fs rAh,ti ~,
!, fsHnass,aitiii sissA u,ry fHisr gts Iias ia
InIHth a. - EIf "a.
r, fiu Hrf ffrff titff f's'i lHHi a. 40 FFarm ~
usi, q a. ii,slrl ~ d. as-I1ls- zlglsles NA,u
tfeTri 81 rAtllAisa,
AMI Grain l'l,a,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

f.Gur At JAcGsEcRo.-Iust woclt
three co'npln,o, Of negro troops ar
rived ut Jacksboro from the Wichil;
pnl Proceeded to cncamp in tho
quarters recently constructed for
tic accommodation o.thc post. when
they Were ordered by the Jacli,boro
troops to got eant." Tho negroes
refused, saying'tl.cy We're u. S. sol
d'crs too. Both parties llicu rcw to
thcjrmnskets, and iringcommenccd
which continued until tho negroes
lost two killed and were routed.
Several We're wounded on both sides,
but none Of the white soldiers wero
killed Denton Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

A patent has been obtained f1r the
manufacture Of water proof paper.
1t will be no uncommon thing, by
and BY, TO carry quart Of milk
home in a paper bag.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

The Earl Of Zctland was lately
installed, for the tweBty-sixfh time,
Grand Master for the year Of the
English Frecmas0ns. Earls dc Gray
and Percy were installed as Deputy
Grand Master and Senior Grand
Warden. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

An Eng ishfnan was tel ng tho
iafe Cd. Isaac o. Barncs OF tie
great rate fhe ears run in Engiapi,
why. Csicntl, in NY 20 my thc4
q seventy -fre milcs the hour.
-Ther 10 ssfs the Colonel; "lhey
t.Ysil ut ruu ioar ~ that rate.
itcE rcall ia -ol ti.t 4 I islEar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

The military trials at Jefferson
drag slowly along. Reputable wit.
nos.es for the defence, ladies as
well AS gentlemen, are establishing
d'(ji@ which put the marccltouS and
characteristic witnesses for. tho.
prosecutor in very unE,voratlo as
poets. ei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

a company has been organized
for The purpose ofimporting a thou
saud Coolies into what is known as
the Deer CTeek Region Of Missis-
sipai.
live arc to ereslit Western papers,
fully $4,000 Chinese labOrcrs arc
nov eR rohte for Southern cotton
fields.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
ORDER AND DECORUM.

,. The Board Of Directors nay exrel any person
from she Pair Grounds for ruds disorderly usren-
tlemsnly behavior. . -..tI >,
2 spiritseus Iiquors shan not be sold or drank
upon the grounds of the Association.
:. EreTy animal and article for e1iihifion within
the eTclnsurrs u the Fair GrOunis shall ls under
the direction 1d control Il the ohcurs Of the Asso-
cisfion md loose animals shall bs sfmifted iufn
or remain upon fhs opsn grounds of the Associates
during Fnir, excrpt b. the consent Of fhs Board,
and IN ~ cass shall sny aial rema1n htchcd 70 any
wheeled vehicle aifrr entering The sclosures q Tie
PAIR Gruunds erreIffng fhoss FkhHsfi8n
& Arficlss trhitifud 81 FramiErrr-, shall bc ~
hihif-d ~ ln1mb-rs, u rhich ri's Secretary shall
ke-r . r-lisier- ard ntffher IL secrrtafy ror nnr
ofider shall di-cioss 70 any oneuhat srfrfes rTs
rna1e in rompeifion viii flIsm bsiors the o1hili-
tinn-
s. Nc Trr.cn cfHrr fhan fhs Narsfrls- sar-rta-
10 rrArflns cuunitie-s. rni rroufs IA rhar<r of
st1riE. sail ho aIlor.f % 70 ifir he ring sh-n
The SOD aud ufhrr rrticltI are brinr t1tfd1ef,
Eiltruf he rrrri1i rrItr - ~ riirrcfdrE
~ rshnIl - ~ IN arnriiu- rr1nnlfftnc shcn
rtlaiel q Isr1dr cr1rIs'l ~ ~ frsrliurn-
! n rrrar riateser III i- aiIgutf g. ifffr-
g. via il- ar rrlil c1 rrilla- .rrIr d. II aIr
di---ia1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

Says an cxchangc-A friend .of
oais askel IN " old ten per cent
what he wanted 10 accumnlAe. so
much a oney FIR. Yoa cant1said
our friend. stake il with you when
you dc, AID If you couId, it would
meit."