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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
THE MARKETS.
fc.r.fall, r,ported for Tng TnInrxR. !

fCareialy reported for THB TRBrSRl . -
AsHRSThe market firm but du saet OF u bbs al ~ JU
for Pearls nominal
CO1TONbe demand has light and the market closes
bo1t features Of interest; 32 bales all 10 nur For
future deyery basis Low Mlog at Z9e for ocoh 100 DO
d. on private December and so DO do at lc for January
W rotaa lol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARSET-JUrr g.
Beeve duh but prices about the last quoted sales 200
bead 9d9tc for Extra Psnnaua T98lc for
FAR to Good do dc 70 gross for Common. Sheep fair demand
aes 1900 head az dbie y n Hogs unchnged sales 5000
head at sl9 5J0SH v eNt nst-the latter for eOrn.fed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDs OF LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
per cont gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annnm
Welding an increase of 45 per cent in net annual in
come. Full particulars furnished by JAY COOKE
& Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

The Dsnve Urbns Bloomington and Pekn Railroad upon whose
popGIy tnsse Doo i are Issued now 70 process. Of construction is
length Of the road ia 100 miles, It's capital ssek 900 TIM
already toe whole i6e Is ready for the rails
SssS 1I RAPIDLY being %: down s9d portion Of ao road now in
pIsted early the coming Autamn.
holder and registered Of the oaScr At say time
cuiy show the very best ALREADY sums nearly
equa the total amount bond to DO ad have expended
By mortgage road and safs property Of the Com.
Oldest emlui vsgOnoai the state passing through several popu.
zoo. towns and cites and the neses' 1gGotCT dSc' ia InOn
alone will suffice to make srsteas paving rondi while With is
mai: a. 49, .r' '4'"
s % m Is. 1 SyS Oh IN b %s a. ZAP GSoDF will 20
with the Toledo Wabash aud Western fact the road will form
main uk in the direct communication Of tie principal Atlantic cities
With omaRs and The PaeaS 'uu Iowa And thence
s omaha and The Far West via Albany Basso Cleveland and the
BefOnae Railroad Indianapolis and Dnv Toledo and
Il viii form direct line from NewYOrk to the points
TO Indianapolis Dinvle via BHe Atlantic
S ono sf @ 2Gi P Es9:1 5 Penn Sa
20 Harrisburg Pittsburgh CoambuI Dayton and Indianapolis
the SI as GSs he AID s Pa s B
h%ore ,d Ohio Railroad to PArkesbug Cincinnati Indianapolis Dan
T9q' rb the combined advantage. certainty s,mn.ravo
ny di'srgnG and principal . necessarily have
to h, Sgth those Of sSy other railroad in Hao TSe iosSS ts
o"' tbs s sasP95' ?. some p'n'3 S Sd Po,
Chicago, Alton and St LOul,."..... $50 sl5sO
Chicago aud Norh-W Western. ..,.,,.,l l53 ll61O
Chicago, Rock Island. and Pseae.,.,.. 40 l00ll
Toledo, Wabash, aud Wesiern........ 5ll 1921
Illinois Central. 708 ie.ll5
II estimate the Of tue Danys ubAnS Blooming
lo ai Pean Railroad for tue aus year al $1,000 per nile
lLS miles $.tOt6o9 - 49,,
Receipts, hs estimated
Estimated sIpenses az follows;
Operating expenses. 50 rcent,....,,.,-..,.,.@7n9O
Interest S2OOO000 gold bonds. 1900
Promism $40 90 god. ......,.,. 56iHO
Set aside as Sinking 1000
Leaving proa Interest hnd erpenss.... sf96
10 for dividends the capital stock the m Of It's
Without doubt progressive increase thereafter each
would DO the result The geographical location Of the SUI
Tbs Of the Rock Island and the Illinois Central the Chicago aud
Alton Darlington Quincy Roads all selling At from above
u-,y WILLS Of them froby located and the
petition With either much than this have There
Hence the privilege Of converting these bonds stock Of th
time desired greatly Increases their value
having personally and thoroughly eIEned this road
es the r negotiating 10 bonds We HoT Offer them At %
them reliable and safe security and profitable Investment
A. tue price they 10 IS cent
Invested In Fveueny Bonds besides the
being free from aud the Of speedy advance Ia
Government Gs received market Vans 10
Bouds forwarded by es OF charge
Pal particulars furnished by tie Undersigned financial Agents Of tie
COMPANY,
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
NJ a. Macon a. Nouy VnpL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, July Pop. NJ

Gold opened at 1865, sold at 1864, 1864, 1873,
1874, closing 1871 elS7i The cearngs at the Gold Elk.
change Bank SS3O7OOOO and the balance &2OT9,-
BIZ l5 Cash gold in good demand loanng at per
sent for carrying.
Government bonds were fairly active with a good In
qury for oil classes Gas sold 1881 CAS- 122i $685. l22i
IO4O Registered sold at 1lli; '67s l2Oie12OE; Cur
Fency 6s, 10sj slOe3 The offerings Of bonds have
been very light throughout the day; the demand
large at the bidding prices At the close Of business the
market strong
State bonds steady Tennessee per cents sold at
BSl new bonds, IS; Virginia per cent ex coupons 5st
North Carolina per cents, 59t bonds Louisiana
Leyee per cents, 6Ii; NewYork State Bounty Loan
per cents, lOSi Railway bonds dull Bank stocks
were steady. with sales of Bank Of Commonwealth at 112
Central National, nOl; Tenth National. 9ls. Miscela
neOus shares strong Western Union Telegraph, 81
ASA; Pacific Mail, Ssi ST. ssi closing Ssl0si. Express
shares dull with the exception Of Adams, which
was moderately active at 6ld6O4.
The railway share market opened steady the gene
fahst and active and excited the NewYork roads.
NewYork Central sold at 2ls; Hudson 1884, Harlem l65i
- the advance large sales made, followed by
action OF per cent. but there was immediate rally,
and prices were well maintained. Reading excited,
snd largely dealt In upon increase Of % per cent
khe freight coal transportation. The transactions
Vie Board very heavy. Michigan Southern was
STEADY at 1o6ElOos The Western shares with
out speculative activity and are kept firm by the strong
Upward movement In the New-YOrk stocks. The mar
ket continued steady until the close Of the second
call, when there was another advance In Har-
Aem TO 100 New.York Central, 2lsi; Hudson. 1914
The advance in Harlem stock has been the fea
ture Of the day The advance since Saturday morning
o p per cent based upon reports that the capital stock
Is 70 be doubled and that the road Is 20 be leased 10 the
Hudson and New-York Central Consolidation for 999
gears at rate tnat will allow per cent to be paid upon
the watered stock Late IN the day there reaction
IN the Vanderbilt stocks EewYork Central sold at 2l6i
closing at 2l6i Hudson 1914 closing at 1921; Harlem
closing 164 The excitement these stocks had de-
pressing effect upon the general list and prices all
Iower small transactions. The market at the close
was feyerish.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
nent bonds;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27


RANKERS' AND BROKERS ASSOCIATION,
~ NO IS DROADST
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
P FAB ,gGS SoS
- -. TRUSTEES.
rr''if'i G Ssd ESi5RTSs Bank LANES SMITH c,
M'''r' r i = E E,Gsg;, Bro M4RTIS IT, =,
bSs MESA TSBs M S Sotdx}FE Co.
Me~ soqs Hs'i' VIZ i' SosK fR66i'
M,,,r; A. ~ fsTtis Bro. JOHN Si SoSSBa 60
T. hUsGRAvB hessrL John Bonner Co.
MeSrs @. T. Bonner 4 Co,
hss'Is' Deposits subject check a! 'sh and allows dVo
T5'SEs'; allowed deposits for specified agreement
OFFICE of the COLUMBUS, CHICAGO and
SDs G1a M 6d SqsS 1 IA n s0 F
40 as will DO * 4 n s F.ss as
WE OFFER FOR SALE
w CITY or LOUISVILLE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS due l9as
BANK OF AMEG .GsS IN THIS crrr'
DETROIT MONROE ed TOLEDO FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Southern 'n8 w ffIHSa RLR2 kIIsd saa w
BgLDge MITI1IAL coTPlsJ}
A MEETING of the Stockholders for the
1 iTi Il. n sSi S S g Sa MAS r XII fbL s:
OTrcH or TaR NxE;YoRE as ALLEoHIzI on CoxgAsT}
No IS CaDARir, HEv' YoRI Jolly 49, 1852
ELECTION N0TICE.-The ANNUAL ELEC-
H T1ON or DIRECTORS Of Ills Company for the ensuing will
WILLIAM H. REID, Secretary.
- OYHcE % SAINT Lous IRoS MOUNTAIN r. X. Co.,
No. q WLLLsr. EEw.YoRK. July ~. 1883. )
N0TICE.-The Transfer Books of the Saint
Lous and Iron Moun Railroad Co for the transfer Of SHARES
The Farmers Loan and rn Coz No Exchange
place II. @. MARQUASD. vleePrsIdsnt
AGEScT ST. LoUn AsD I4oS Mt, RiLRoip Co.,
hEwioRK, July %, 1864
T'HE coupons OF the first mortgage bonds Of
this Compsny maturing August will be paid and after MON
GSI StSi NE As'' g. M4RaTiSD Vie. p,us
A REGULAR BULLETIN of the REGIS
~ TBRRD POLICIES Of the NORTH AMERICA LlPB INSUR
ASCB COMPANY h. Published every TUESDAY MORNING
Thee busns gill sLos he Of the Registered Policies and the
q The Securities pledged ADD In posseon Of the State Of
through saranos Department required by
WEEKLY HuLLBTN OF IiIB REGISTERED POLICIES or THB
NORTH AMERICA LIB Insurance 60. or NETWORK
MONDAY Julr 81. ls6l
Insured Sl56li4l9 20
DEPOSIT required by iaE................... Gl73 -
Ae.ls inogut poiiei................... 1850 -
CIV arI Cossi, and Sii, Of Yrs Yori o.,
W. MERRILL Ycrprrttsl being ssorn tat tho above 10
tue Iasurnl tie REGISTERED PoT the SIrth America
sros 10 b,for. II, N4 seth az ofIal, lf5
sNEos r HrDE, NoaJ Public.
n LiFB Insurance COMPANY,
No. 29i BRospvIr n 7
T1I CenpisT li'sct policies M ell knii Of lie ssntnEeat
RIEcsrvE CoSSrrta-A Y stout H. Baist J'aa Elor J.
Bsngs Prsslsat Gsoffs kAo YeePrsHisn aha
sssr'tar. hsCistass. Assaaf'.
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
" FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
No %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
DEPARTMENT o. THE rsrpRrcS

OFFICE ISDLEiIsTARs, Juns 10, 1852 :
pAYMENT OF SAC AND FOX SCRIP
Notice hereby given that she Secretary of ba Istaror prepred
the outstanding indebtedness Of the
Mississippi represented By certificates
The should DO presented G prior August 1852
transmitted through this oee and the applications FOR payment a
every give the posto6ee address Of tue claimant
K s. PARKER, Commissioner.
DACIFIC RAILROAD (Of MssOurD.-The
COUPONS the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of this COMPANY
due on the LIST Of August 1862 will be paid aud
BANK OF AMERICA. free Of taKl By order,
JAS H. LUCAS President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
financial.

OFFICE THE RooEVoRD, Rock ISLAND AND ST. LouIsl
RAILROAD COhPASI.
THE COUPONS Of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of this Company maturing August pInO will be paid
snl after that date at the Office Of the Company No wIt
GoLo Cors, free Of Government Tar
q, H. BooDY
TTeaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

SWIM IER UENT UOLD FIRST MOKIGABE OONN hIsII
BILE SINKING FUND Bonds,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
FIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
FREE or U. TAX.
ISSUED BY TIE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND
MLSNEsOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS, AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
limited quantity for sale at Sc.
We recommend these bonds as the best secured
and most profitable investment ever offered.
Pamphlets, with maps giving full information, fur
niGhed by
HENRY CLEws g. Co., No. 80 WALL-sr. n. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
Loans and Dis. Specie. Ieg. Ten. Deposits. CIrc

TABLE or me Average AMOUNT Of Loans, Specie Crculd
non, Deposits and Legal Tenders an the Banks Of me
Ctg OF '0Iork for he week ending Saturday, July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE 0PDYKE 81 Co.,
BANKERS,
No. p NasSau-st.,

NO y NdsSdu-Sl't
offer for sale the following desirable securtiesi
INDIANAPOLIS AND VNcENEEs RAILROAD, first
mortgage 7per cent bonds, guaranteed by the PENN
sYLvANIA CENTRAL and other railroad corporations.
Price, S. and accrued interest.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD. first mort
gage, per cent bonds. Price, s. and accrued in
terest.
Missouri VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage Z per
cent GOLD BONDS. Price, OIL aud accrued inter
est in currency.
BONDS OF TIE COUNTY or LEAvEEwoRTH, Kan
sas, 10 per cent free of tax, strongly guaranteed
Price, par and accrued interest.
Also, z per cent BONDS OF THE CITY or OswEGo
The attention Of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, and upon application full informa-
ton will be furnished.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

OFNcz or STANDARD FIRE Insurance COMPANY, [
No. III BROADWAY, Nzw.YORK, July 10. 1859
TNHE Board of Directors have this day declared
4 the USUAL sBMIAENUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT
HALF PER CENT in SCRIP for Undivided Profits for which ce
Shareholders dated August 1852 aud bearing
intersS. at the rate Of per cent aRnam.
WILLIAM a. JOHN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

OFFICE DRT Dock BAsr BROADWAY BArTEKY kAROGD Co..
Corner Of East Fourtesnths Avenue b. July TO- 1853
Sixth DIVIDEND.-The usual QUAR-
TBRLY DIVIDEND free Of has been declared payable tia
ice Of the Company on LIST August proHimo.
Transfer Books viii remain closed FROM until 81 August
W President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
Onan Stiamtrs !

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES aud BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPAHE
Regular Ma sesmer N al o.
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt TINKL AuEust2l
NORTH AMERICA. Capt WBt. Sept -.
NRRRIMACK Capt SLOCUN October %
These sail schedule time and call 81 Th0ma
Para Penambueo, Bahia and Rio de aneo going and returning Fee
suglgenentl Of freight or passage apply %
WIN 4 GARRISON Agent No. S BOwiuggresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK, $500,
l Mo-, ana and 3OS OANALSr, corner OF L'lshtsH
O per Geo. interest on IS to $4,000
AsSETsLS65I2. -0S,36'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15
Senator Chandler on the Ram


The Washington correspondent Of III,
New York Herald writing from that plu &C
under date Of April 9th, says:
Since old Zach Chandler made hls fa.
nous speech the other day, on the Alabama
claims, he has been on the rampage gener-
ally, and particularly so tonight. Stroll
ing into Welckers your correspondent be-
held zachariah in very happy state; in
fact, highly so, and heard him declaiming
TO two gentlemen about the conversion OF
the Senate to his views expressed four or
i've years ago on the Alabama question.
"Sumner has stolen my thunder, by jingo;"
exclaimed Zach. "He has only repeated
what said years ago in one Of my speeches.
Have you ever read that specchj sir? No!
you haven't! Well, then you ought to, by
Jove. In that speech used up the whole
subject. Gentlemen, am going home to
Michigan. and when l get there am ding
to make speech 10 sixty thousand boys
in blue. am going to tell them, Boys,
there's Canada over thrre; run over and
take it, That's what am going to say.
an going to England, too, (hic- hic-hic),
and l am going TO walk down Whitehall
street with John Bright on one arm and
Lord Clarendon on the other. Yes, sir,
am going to do it--you'll see. Then am
going to Russia, too"
care you, indeed u asked Mr.. Bod;s:o,
the netting Russian Minister, who formed
one of Zach s audience.
ayes, sir, am said Zach.
''Then must give you letters to take
there, including one of introduction to the
Emperor Alexander" said Bodisco, wink.
ing knowingly.
ayes, do now. Give me letter to Aleck,
Bodisco. want letter to Aleck, sure !"
exclaimed Zach, in q particularly bissful
manner. Zach was decidedly intoxicated
about the Alabama claims and his proposed
journey to the Old World.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

The superior Advantages 6f this Gin are
LIST. 1t enhances the value Of the cotton
ginned on it fully cent per pound, by i'm
proving the staple.
I'd. The quantity Of cotton ginned in nsi-
ven time is much greater than by any other
gin of an equal number of saws. A gin oil
eighty saws turns out ten bales per day.
Sd. IL separates from the cotton more dust
and notes and leaves it clearer from nap
than any other gin made.
4th. The effect Of the steel brush is to
straighten out the lint-remoying oil the
kinks and understanding 1t to undergo q
partial carding process. Tho performance
of this at the State Fuir.of Mississippi In
1867, is thus noticed by the Planter and Ne
chanic, published at jackson:
, "Tho Cotton Gin of Gullett, Gladney 4 Co. excited
much wonder among the cotton planters, being capa.
BILE of turning oft is bales per day. The samples Of
cotton exceeded in beauty softncss and freudu from
nap any that ever saw looking more like smooth
bats from pair OF common cotton cards than samples
IRON cotton GIN"
5th Tn, roller cannot be broken by
over-feeding.
9th. 1t is made in superior style OF
workmanship, strong and subtantial, with
iron ends, under the personal supervision
of the patentce, and with the most complete
machinery. Every one is tested before be-
fore being sent from the factory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15
eS-A splendid assortment Of Ladies
Dress Buttons at the Mays store

B1rAll Terans who 60 ~ Abilene or
Junction City, Kansas, should trade with
7. z. Taylor. G. A. Wills, Of Texas, has
charge Of the branch at Abilene, known by
tho sign of "Texas Store" We are told
that you can also make yourselves al home
at their "Texas Headquarters" at the main
house in Junction City. You will find this
house on the square, and II is the only
Southern house run By Southern men in
Western Kansas. Every mau should trade
with them who goes there from Texas. Let
your friends have what money you spend
and not your enemies In whose eyes you are
obnoxious except for your money. We say
go to Wills at Abilene, and Taylor at juno
tion, and buy what you want. 1t is snid
that Eastern buyers look to Abilene rs the
great cattle market and will consequently
congrcgatc there. [33:5w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

DhowSEp.--iienry Strader, q citizen OF
this county, Vas drowned In Trinity river,
At Eagle Ford, six miles above this place,
en- Monday morning last. lie was crossing
over Just above the dam at Eagle Ford
Mills In a skif 10 bring some ladies' over,
and losing one OF his oars he was unable
TO head the current, which swept him over
the dam. As soon as he found he could
not escape in the boat, pulling OF his coat
md leaping into tho water, he tried to
swim 10 the shore, but all In vain, the
rushing waters Knocked his falling strength
and bore him over the dam, whrn he sunk
to rise in life no more Ills body had not
been recovered up TO Thursday morning.
Mr.. Btrader was an Industrious exemplary
young man, about twenty five years Of age,
and his untimaly death is severe loss to
family aud friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15
Candidates department.

FpR GotERSpk
sssss asthsTissa - snns.lRss A, J, HAMILTON,
= hats, eanaiaais ~ osssIAsTs u isA-f hA''-
tiss ysly $ lsaa
Ne aTs suihsTilai - aRRaaASs ~. hotLns
BAkkk, "a I.lsosisAs eaHaiasis ~ L,s@isA.s,
GssssasF u Texas, "A ~ iHsa shl ~s-'isi
IOR REFREsESTAFiNE
We az ssihsIilsi .la Fsssssira - sHAssris nF-
A. N. oOCnhAA, Ass asaaissis - FsgIrnshi ~
slsi nisiFigi, panlTisins tes rsaiiss = 's..s %
~ ahs iaisni. d lhs lsstI hs1ss 81 iAs Lstissa
isE,
F0R STATE SENATOR
We ars luthsHssA .Rl Tsssrsisa q AHueasss
reset Dallas, tsllia sHa faHssi 'sss'iss IA the
ron DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
W..v, sathaTitsA sna TeaassieA 10 ahAeanos
carr. ., m. HAWKINS, u Hills .eaais, |.
rsndidsis 90 pisiTisi AiieTasy - TIE IN Ssalsi.
Distsiyt, al Ike shsaias jaly slssiisa'
fbs shkRliF.
We ar. saihoSissl ana rsaas.isi 10 sAasaEes y.
a MrADAMs' Isa., a. = ushdiaais hT shsTin ~
naIlas oouniy, at The ensaiss JAY sissiien,
We a.. a. horiIsA "a sAnssass ,hs as na,. q
JtNIUs PEAK, a. a candidate 90 shsFir a. Dallas
seaniy Al Tie sl,aihg sissiisn Ia JAY
ron JUsTicE OF THE PLACE..
We are auiherissA snd requested 10 .aaealss
Jos. \. sTn0IIIEn as candidate ieF Jaslies 81 ne
fsaos Ia rTseinsl No, ., Dallas ceuhiy' . 'hs
shsaihE Jsis sleeiion. .....
w.sw authsri,.a and Isqa.,,sa 10 sttothss
MEREDITH MYERS. Esq, - 3 e.aaifAls 90
Justice ofihs Praos In rfssihs No ;, Tie sHsaint
Jniy elestion,
We az. authorized aha requested 10 snneuaos a,
W. DuRRETr, as a candidate for Justice o. ths
Peace in Freinei No. !, lLAn'A''sFl al 'ihs a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

DAnBrs FncrnrtAcfio FLUib.-we
eheerfully add our testimony TO that OF
thousands In favor Of this best Of all heal
ers, disinfsctnhts and preventives Of cpl.
demical diseases. We have seen IL success
fully used in thousands of cases OF gunshOt
wounds and running ulcers. II -4as ex-
tensively used in all the souiheth hospitals
during the war, and we dare say, IL called
upon, the entire medical faculty OF the
South would unite as one man in favor Of
this genuine fluid, which, taken for all its
proprictors claim for 1t, is as Superior 10
all other patent remedies as Goliah &as
larger than Tom Thumb. See advertise.
ment in our columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15
Lovely.
! r,,itor, of The palla, n, raid,

T, tho Editors OF the Dallas Ii rtdi
Fou, gentlemen, have been doing some
tall Dragging about bouquets the fair sex
have sent you, and men who have as large
a share of the esteem Of our amiable and
pretty women as yourselves, can be excused
or'feeling proud; but your correspondent
has undoubtedly received the sweetest and
best bouquet yet culled by beautiful hands
from the fragrant bowers of Eden-like
Texas, for which he is indebted 10 the
amiable Miss Flora POGO. Had | "Clio s
viewlcss flute" the Tyre of Orpheus, Pan
melodious reed, or Apollos cadent shell, l
world breathe my earnest thanks in song
to enc who realizes the fable of her myihic
namesake,s and moves among the flowers
as beautiful as they. 7 j. l.. F0'000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15
pJ-we publish to-day an advertisement

BD we pupiisn to-uay an nu'eruscmehi
Of Gulletts celebrated Steel-Brush Cotton
Gin, Messrs. Hobby & Post, agents, Calves
ton, Texas Mr., Phillips has returned
from the Louisiana State Fair, bringing
,he blue ribbons won by this superior Gin.
It took the premium. The judges, cotton
planters and cotton brokers, report the lint
worth from one 10 one and half cents
per poundiover cotton ginned on othergins.
Mr.. Philips Is the Machinist and State
Agent, lives in and travels about the State,
and all gins purchased in this State will
be kept On working order by him. We nd-
wise parties Who intend purchasing gins 10
examine the merits Of Gnlletts Steel Brush
Cotton bsfore purchasing any other. The
difference in price Of few bales Of cotton
ginned on this gin, with steel brush viii
more than pay for IL. The demand for the
: gin has been 50 universal and orders 50
.brgs, that the psssBtec, AIR. d. D. Gullett,
lie establishing MahufsetOry IN Amite,
Louisiana. Give this gin trial-it viii
please SOS. - hrsr ~ frr