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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

hiMesc GvAp
pEASLEN'S CEMENT.
EVER BODY should have u bottle :
II Thu reasons why Because with
this cement you can eheotually join to-
gethcr equally well, Wood, Glass, Ivory,
Leather, China, Marble, or Rubber,
Wood when united by this cement,
cannot be again separated in tsG saIse
place bat will sooner break clsswherc.
1t is
Fire and Water Proof,
will stand any temperature. Being a
liquid, it is always ready for use Being
colorlcss, il Is the best article in use for
meuding Glass, Crockcry, Meershaum
Pipes, Ac IL is the most adhesive OF
sny cement ever offered To the public,
therefore mora desirable than my other
cement or glue For sale at
sCkUGIss'S BOOKS STORE.
Marshall, Dec. %, '6s n22-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22
FOUND,

Eoo n -,
the city Of Marshall, four upper
l front teeth, lined with gold backinss,
mounted on Rubber plate
The owner can get them by calling
at tho DENTAL OFFICE Of j II.
johnson, and paying for this advertise
mcpt
January 4, 1859 n23-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22
CASH FOR BEEF.
To our Friends and Customer.

~ Jul EIKcuuS "HU
WE have been compelled 10 adopt
w the cash system. From and AFTER
the 10th Of October, all meats sold BY US
will be disposed Of strictly for
Cash. This will be better for all par
ties, us it will enable us To always keep
the best beef, aud sell at lower rato',
We are grateful Tor the support hitherto
received, and hope that II will be con
tinued. We have beef tickets on hand,
to be disposed Of, ,cox
Oc.ohsr 2. '6s nlO-N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

REMOVAL.
IiiE firm of u. BERNSTEIN have
i removed their store from the East
TO the North side of the Public Square,
to the Store house known Al the
DeLisie Building.
They respectfully return thanks to
Friends and Patrons for past fayors, aud
solicit continuance.
u. BERNSTEIN has laid in IN en-
tire new and largely extended stock,
consisting Of
PROVISIONS AMI
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS and
FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING aud
GENTS FINISHING GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
PISTOLS, and
CUTLERY, ETC ETC.
Which he proroses to sall at the low.
os Cash Prices Call and see him and
examine his stock ard prices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22


. M THE Proprietor Of
<h&saest-~ this Stable beg- leave
kv = to return his thanks TO
his friends and the public for the very
liberal patronage he has received and
10 assure them that no pains viii be
spared to merit confidence. lie IL
better prepared with facilities for Your
accommodations than heretofore being
we'll supplied with Substantial and conf
torfajh hacks, good teams, and care
fui drirers for the transportation Of pas
sengers And 10 those who would take
q drive, for either business or PLEASURE
he would say he has good
Buggies and Horses
for your accommodation. 30 come on
gentlemen, select your teams and take a
ride
The Stable viii, ~ heretofore, be under
the control and Management. Of Caps.
w. r. ssatah, who is the authorized
agent for the transaction Of all business
connected herewith
u. B BLAIDCk,
Proprietor
Marshall Jan. s, 90. n2S-ti
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22
NOTICE.

THE Copartnership between pr-.
l johnson & Grain, in the practice OF
medicine dc, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the first inst Those indebt.
ed to thcm will please come up sud
SETTLE nj once, and save troucle and
perhcps eJpease o,.
Il. +. N. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
JNO X GRAIN, NJ D.
Jan. Is, 60 nA-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

Caddo Tribe No. 2,
MEETS every Thurday night at the
Masonic Hall, in Jefferson, Texas
f. +. PEARSON, Sachem.
LOUIS VIC DARcgy, G. Of X
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-22

T.. and A. Nj.
Marshall Lodge, No. ~,
"A MEETS second Friday in every
IN month o. . o clock. 7. NJ attheir
~ \Iiall
Il. h. BLAL0CK, W. NJ
W. T.. HupoiSs, sccy.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15

lIENEr Burns approached Ellen.
She saw him coming toward her and
smiled at him. But suddenly. when he
was about two steps from her, Fred
Hill pressed forward, and before his
rival was able to address the lady, he
stood at her side, and begged of her TO
give him the honor of this dance. Ellen
had seen every thing she even saw
how Burns's checks flushed with anger
and excitement. She hesitated to fol-
low Hills invitation, but quickly the
young forester caught her hand and
led her into the dance. Ellen only
followed him to avoid a disturbance
Fred Hill glanced triumphantly at his
adversary he wanted TO let him feel
that he was outdone.
Burns danced no more. The flush
Of his checks had given room to a dead
ly pallor-a proof of violent wrath.
His looks were sullen and menacing
whenever the forester and Ellen passed
by him.
Nothing escaped the doctors keen
eve. When the waltz was at an end,
Hill left the saloon. Burns followed
him slowly; it was evident that he
wanled to seek an explanation. Hasti-
ly, quick as thought, Eckert left the
room. Being well acquainted with the
locality Of the hotel, he reached the
lower story. which contained the re-
freshment-room, before the Others, by
taking side staircase, generally used
by the walters. He entered by the
back-door and sat down unobserved in
a corner near the stove. Hill was sit
ting on q small sofa, and had just his
cup of coffee before him.
Burns entered. Hill greeted him
with most provoking smile. Without
hesitation he walked up to the forester,
and asked him what he meant by his
conduct.
..If use q mild term" he said, 81
must say your behavior is very i'm
proper!"
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15
Poetru.
Princess and Page.

spring Ia France is sunny ard fair
springs sweet odors eschsnt the air.
Into the Louvre's easement wide
Pourcfh the sunshine's golden tide.
Princess Marguerite stantieth there.
Jeweled dasics amid her hair.
She Elances down and whisper. low,
who is the page that waits below =
"Yon handsome youth with Joyous air,
With broad whar brow and shinins hair
The page looks up--his eager glance
kr-t- on the fairest face in France.
.lssce answer. glance with meaning sweet
Fair page-fzir Frincr.s Marguerite.
The summers scented zephyrs Elite
into the Louvrc's easement wide
summers sunshine in golden sheen
climmers around Queen Catherine
what handsome psgr- she mutiers low.
"is he that waitsth NOW below
The velvet cap that crowns hi. curl.
is eiasP~d With faisy wrought Of pearls
Last night he sang an old song sweet
~ d"ace, 81 douce. est Ia AAugurttr-r
Il hear end heed: 40 have a can,
Ny bzndsoms page-my daughter FAIR "
III
The autumn wind. chant wild refrain.
Above the dark and sulcn Seine
p.liid moon with spectral light
Changes 20 ghosiiy dAy the might;
over The rivers bosom spread.
NJ i'ien- stain OF fearful rcd.
coat pft@s depths there rises now
pale dead fAc~ with eioven brow.
Aud tangled mid the blood stained curis
There si.Ams daisy wroagai Of pearl.
Il Lippiaootrs Ad9d1iRe.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15
House LOTS FOR Sale.

PART OF the Estate Of the late sabin Pond Esq
Situated on the western side of the road between
Ellsworth and Falls Villages having 1een Sur
veyed and located in lots, containing from one
foursh 10 two acres each said los will be sold at
q good bargain and on favorable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase, viii nnd for
their interest 20 examine these iots. Any further
information - to prce, location, or terms Of saie
can be obtained BY applying 70 the seoseriber y
Ellsworth March l6sh, 1s6o. I'M
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15

ened. falling hair checked. aud bald
ness onen. though not always. cured
by it- use. Nothing can restore the
hair where tile follicles are DESTROYED.
Or the gland. atrophicl and decayed.
Bur ~a-A a remain can be saved for
usefulness hv this application. Instead
Of iollins the hair with pasiy scdi-
mcn'. j, win kcepii clean and vigorous.
IL occasional u~c viii prevent the hair
from turning gray OF falling of, and
consequently pre.cut badness. Free
tron those dr.cicrious substances which
sn..ke .oinr Preparations dangerous aud
aia-.ou- 81 the hair, the Nisor can
nH bcnei' bat not harm il. Ii wanted
iu-..'g in-a
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15

Perhaps no one NELL
cine Is 80 universally re-
qairei by everybody as
= caihariic, nor was ever
any before 50 universal
" adopted into use. Ia
every country and among
al classes. a. this mili
efficient purvative
.-'H. The obvious rpa-
son u. that itifasaorrs re-
lisble and far more eGc-.
tGAi remedy tnrn any
nfhaw 1t.. xsf... 49,.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills.



q Perhaps no one rn..lt-
cine Is 80 universally re-
~ qaircd by eyeryb body as
N acaihartic, nor ever
VexUNRy before universal.
- u adopted into use In
every country apa among
AyeG =: ,ls$;:: :;;;::.; s; !, ss:rs:.!. a; N.
\z>.ss<s-s< son t. That q a a 3aorv. re-
s.73xnMrlss.s<<> <<>zx=saN liable and far efcc.
-@zE2z4zt3 - trAi remedy tnrn any
other. Those wiso have
tr1ei H. know nat it ourcl them. t,o.c Mlss have
bol. kaaa that g rss-- lstr nc,-bar. aal fr,sn,ls
anl al kmpa thar what siues ouoe IL docs Alwavs
- thai never fail. thror ~ ans iaIlI OF nezisrtof
a. r'ml1-siiI1 w hove tnuu sali- upon thou
sAld- n fFt t ' ~ ti'T rr4a lie cuTss OF the
Following re5Hf 'asa's lut f-ti ,-cs arr known IN
every nct<hbprsop.i. and wr meet noi publish them
AIaptei - aii as aai rar i.sus "a all rlinaics:
containing neither caan1 amy ,ieieterious drug
they may be Lken w.fh --fr.y by anyboiy. Their
sugar coating preserve ihan ,sr f-,s.h and MAKE.
uarm pheasant 70 take y hlc being purely vegetable
NJ harm can a-ise fToh iaeEr usc ia any quantity
Ihcy oi'cssle hs tAsir l'puerfal influence on the
Internal tsrr - pHiff the blood and stimulate il
into healthy ;ll remove the ol,.irsotians Of the
stHfnach. isaUcl-. liver. ani other organs Of tho
body. - rstHring lter IRREGULAR action health and
h' ,or7f>-ti1g, ~hcrstrr they eNiHt. urh deranEe-
ments a. ar ihr f-st origin ~ ,-'a-~
Minute directions Nr, given "a ih- wrapper on
.,9 hoA' -. TIC following complains, wis y tese
r.. dyspepsia " andiE~-ts"m. Ls.si~ss.
"~.. Esn=""r aei s.o-. Of Appetite. thry
a-' aaI rea.nfr It' he s'fis isnc and acton.
ur Gis~ aiapis lnt arI n. satinrs tytnp-
t1i7+, sstitau. ~ f"sdar he. sic L si~adarh-
9sunait~ ff s-rr~n sickness. nil..us
oisc aaN niiioas t~s~r.. they sl... L. n.
diriolTg itk-A for each Gaze 70 cofr,.-. l 4 ~
acton rr reTlnte ihr nlstr1ictians Which e.f. ft
for p,.-afrr, pr Diarrh0a. hnt oa... s..sl
frr uh~uu, q ont. {. rasel Pain,i.
tat'on - the ft~srt. Pain IN thr SIDE
ussL Aa5 f.oins- they should he conilnuously
tahrA, r. F"i 3, - change The diseased action of
th@ sF-tr y - snrh d change those rafnplaints
tlisaf-.sH.
p. pror.r 7nl Hrop.ie ai sw ~ilsuxs ;h~r
shiAi rs sa~1 ~ Largo AMI iis-lurni du.ss 10 pro
d1sc i'if eHc0i of drastic ru-r-r
fof suppression \ iarsr dnse should be taken
A. 4 nrpfiaccs the fcsirs>i eject hv svfnna;hv
" BsHn~r PiH. take ono or tv-o y.sHs 70 pro-
mote digestion AMI relieve tho stomach
~ OCCASIONAL dose siirnuiAirs the stomach and
b'mrls INTO healthy action. restores the an,setis
lHii iuFEoraics the system. Hence /, j. nften Al.
rania-rous whcrr no serious sicrz- rsrnrrt e.,sts
One VINO fecl- to~rAhs w-ii orter fsnds mat .lo~s
oi ihcsr I.Hs make hl'n feet dslIe~lv better frnrn
their cleansing and rcaovatin effect on The si.se--
tvs apparatus
DH - = tTER 6 co. Pracfioaf Ch~r~i.ts
foHELL. MASS. a. s.. a.
~ sale 3D. Eil.uorth by l.. = Morn. and
- " gym lvrst
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15
Merchants Line.
STEAMSHIP WM. TIBBETS.
ROSTON g. PENOBSCOT RIVER

The steamship WM. TIBBErTs,
i will run -eekiy during the season
- beiween Bangor and Boston
leaving Bangor every MONDAY, At O'Clock, A.
NJ touching Al Winierport, Buekspor, sandy
Point Belfast and Tenants Harbor.
Returning-WIlI leave Battery Wharf, Boston,
every IHTRSDA1, tie NJ touching az above
Freight taken nj reasonable rates.
Also good accommodations for passenger.
Fare from Bangor, winterport and Bueksport.
$500
Fare from Belfast and Tenants Harbor go
Neals extra
For further infor nation enquire OF
NJ. N. FULLER. Agent
9ueKss1t April Is, 1883. isu
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-15
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing which
] At once agreeable.
healthy, and ofeciual
tor preserving the
hair. Eadcd or gray
hair IS sooB restored
70 tts original color
uiM he gloss aud
.fr>shHe" Of youth.
'rhin llnir i. illick-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
From the Texas Associated Press Dispatches.I
Southern Commercial COnven-
...,.... TloN.y a

ff'.. ~ EF.9V III. +.f
Louisville, Oct. 12.-Thc Opera
House where the convention met,
is splcndidly decorated with ever
green's and everything arranged for
the comfort of the members. The
delegates to the convention came in
squads or singly, and it is was some
time before all of them made their
appearance. After littlo delay
beyond the time fixed for .tlic pro
cccdings to coninicnee, ex,prcsilcnt
Fillmore Governor Stevenson of
kentucky, and Mr.. Chas. Anderson,
formerly Lieutenant Governor of
Ohio, arrived The presence, of
these gentlemen drew plaudits from
the assemblagc. The convention
was called to order by Ex-Governor
Anderson, formerly oflOhio, who
said, acknowledgement emen: ]
desire to calIthe convention to Or
der by the simple remark thai j
hope it will be characterized by one
energetic effort to restore our coun
try to its proper vigor and pros
perity. -f.t -{.''s '2
Prayer by Rev. r. T. Perkins.
Music by the Great Western Star
Band. 40 y Ef/ktt
During the music ex-Prcsidcnt
Fillmore, was conducted TO seat on
the stage by Blanton Duncan amid
the applause Of the assembly. After
the music, Gov. J. III. Stevenson, of
KY, was introduced BY Gen. G. W.
Chiffon amid enthusiastic jplaudits.
Gov. Stevenson advanced and spoke
in substance as Observation-Disclosures:
The scene presented by this assem-
blagc Is strikingly, l might add,
touchingly, impressive. So many
FREQ, proud commonwealths in con
sultation upon the soil Of Kentucky
"a mighty host of great men com
ing from different States Of the
American Confederation TO consult
upon questions touching our mate
rial prosperity. and civil liberty
There is joy in your coming; the
vivid scene itself lie electric; the ge-
MUS of patriotism seems 70 be how
ering over these walls, and the saint
cd spirits of our forefathers seem to
bid us, God speed (Appiause.) All
hail your coming Ne. rejoice 10
receive you, and make you the re
ciPient of our hospitality; thrice
welcome 60 our homes and hearths.
You meet when inteIlectual and
physical energy are actiVea and grand
in results; human faith falters at
what is 10 be accomplished during
the next decade; the Atlantic = no
longer q barrier; Communication 81
messages IL hourly passing between
London, Petersburg and Washing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY,


TAKEN IP by J. : Gray aud esirayed before J.
r. Mcknight, J. r., one BAY MARE aud COLT,
and one two year old fILLy belonging 10 said mare,
the ma re- years old, u hands high, brands, all
are bays. Also one red aud white spcckled STEER,
marked crop on each ear, branded U On the left
side aud on the right hip lG:1te
TAKEN UP 10y u. n. Russell and estraysi before
Bcn. Long, J. r., one BAY PONY, reached name,
star In forehead. branded on Ion shoulder with n
mule shoe. l3tS hands high, 3 or years oli [6;lt
TAKEN uPby James Lnmley and cstrayod before
]. y. Potter, J, r., one PAINT HORSE, 3or years
old, II hands high branded TY connected on letl
shoulder; valued at $50. Also one BROWN PONY
MARE, or O years old, white streak on nose, one
hind foot White, some saddle marks, branded G
on both ilps aud 7 on len shoulder, about l2ia
hands high valued at $50. lost
TAEEN UPby N. Sparks and c-trayod before
Ben Long, J. r., ono BLACK MARE, star In fore.
head, no brands, about "a hand high, about years
DID, and one BROWN COLT, star In face, right
hind loot white, and ono DARK BAY COLT.
TAKEN UP by T. J. Sharp, and estrayed before
q. W. Dnrrctt J. r., QUO BAY MARE, supposed to
be 10 Yeas old, crop on left ear branded II o. left
hind foot white, liiS hands high; valued at S2I!
Also ono BROWN MARE, same brand, supposed 10
10 years old, Is hands high valued 1T $50. lG:3t
TAKEN UP by James Glenn and cstrayod before
Ban. ! TX, ]. 7, Precinct No. !, one ROAM Stall.
LION 5 wi itc iest, whit" spot On his right knee,
flax name and tail bald face, years old, no brands;
valued At s25. i5;3t
TAKEN UP by Thomas J. Pollard and sstrnyed
before Ben. Long, !. p. Precinct No. |, one BAY
HORSE, about years old, ~ hands high, brand.
ed 4 Il on right shoulder, broke to saddle and har.
mss valued at $50. li:3t
s s. JONES. CC.CD.C.T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Dallas 4ierald.


FEoEKsTAsT EFIsOOfAL cat Gth-hnins
-. ia /. Nslt 10 NJ sssTf ssstss a.fti.t ~
~ .'sissk IL "a lsssr fesl. u NJ o'Af h.ess
80 lsilsins - hsis nifest. e@nael $50 -
a. s.as Fs1E 81 s'sis<k A ~
.T-,,an,sT episcopal CHURGH -kssul.T
-. ~. Ia .srEs sanasy - a. e'flssA a
81 Al s.sly sssAis lisll, salt-is sshssi -
a., s'sisSS A, n, -.......s.,, -.
oLR sonO0L FKEsBfFERiAs ohe h.nn ne.
Nail MCDONALD, stii Rit-.h a. 80 .'-,,',L
- III. ihiIA sna fssT'h sAs's'l - 80
cU.nxR,,Nb pREsBYTERIAS CHURCH -
- u.rst,. PasioT, Nili parsrh a. The oain
1'Il.Ea FssshylsTi.R ClsTsl, "a ms s.ssNs
T,sIll s.saah. ID each nsnih sna hs,, ", Y,
Bss, ~ ihs 6Tsi asa fhh s.et@'hs' 70 'hs '--'
luilaing,
a., IA. " uAHEs siil pTsash Isfsisis, At ne
CtTi,tisa CAaIsl, Dallas, "a The sd asd t1h sss'
l.ik. ~ sarh nsHth, - s,,-.. -, -
ga sarl saturday before ne Nh n-bt.'h " '-
ra.sth rhaTsL Eaesii1s gill bs teii,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23


Tug New JAZZ is being rapidly built,
and will be quite IN ornament to Dallas
when completed. 1t was. the intention oil
the contractors to have completed the r
job this: month, ;,but.,he"..delay in receiving
the lumber necessary will pro'rac'
their work. As tits, however, it is highly
probable that.,he building will be entirely
completed within hc..coming,,m month. The
walls of the first story are already up, and
the brick work strikes us as being superior
10 any we have seen in Dallas. The foun-
dation is very Substantial, being sunk
from three TO five feet in the ground. One
Of the contractors informs lis that the
structure when completed will be the most
substantial in this section Of tho country,
and it certainly W i'll be an ornament to the
ci
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

p@-Thc Tournament on Thursday, at
the Fair Grounds, was quite interesting
and sufficientto call back, in imagination,
the Days Of Chivniry; and it required no
great stretch Of fancy to sec Ivanhoe, and
in bold, defiant looking Joe Record, was
modern Sir Edward de Bohun. Mr..
W. H. Sloan, having won the prize, crown
ed Miss A.. Wilson Queen Of Love and
Beauty; A. J. Ellis, chose Annie Collins LIST,
W. II. Fisher, chose Emma Mcclure I'd,
and Joseph W. Record very appropriately
chose the amiablc and beautiful Miss
Belle Swink third Maid of Honor to the
-Q4een of Love and Beauty. a1l 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

A. uss delighted ~ &C. hls "a
iilssd iianilT, feliefaiine s'ih g.
tohrY bic qualification
ilthink brother Williams, that
you are = little Inconsistent
"llow "a. brother lienily
"D,dnt you tell your daughter
you was ut a. b. disiufbsi even n
81 faul talloig yet yuu seem glad
tn SEQ mo
"Na, ~, brother not iucoRsls
tent al all. was-l ah & al Ia
SEQ you. The apostle l'aul why,
| hope 10 spend eternity with him /;
but you, brother Benlly, lnever ca
pecl 10 SEQ YOU again,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Iha IalI

Tistsa ussi ~ isss ssss 10 " ~
fsaft Asnuil fsif n NE hiliss rauniY
Afiituitafsi stl usshssifai Assssisiiss
Alfleush free isfisnssi sssihsf Ne a.
ississss vss rfa,stiy soi ~ars ihss hall
a. isfFs 80 oilsfuis u wsali hsts tees,
Il 80 siili numsIous ani highiy respect
slir ysi. - tuiain ssFs 10 hsnsFsFs
ihaia ssry laTgs sTsud sauli attend. ihsy
msds sash heavy suilays, that ne fsaT The
Fair wss anyihius bat successful Pssusi'
aily, HE display " slesk, imPls@sHis
laiis. hAHiiwoTk, etc, sie wss such IS 10
satisfy shy one thai lsudsbis spirit II
lsuisbis somPsliliOh is hiiy aroused 10
the land; aud ne may new announce The
Association as Ops Of the nssl psFnahehh
as il is one Of tie most worthy, insiilu'
lions Of the county,
As the Fair Sill not close until this eve
ning, Of course We could not give the Re
port Of the Secretary in this issue Of the
HERAlD. Twill aPpsar next week,
We are assured that all concerned feel
truly thankful 10 the eiliIsHs Of surround
ing counties for their entries and attend.
anee,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
SCHEDULE
or the Arrival and Departure OF the
Nails at Dallas, Texas,

=" DlLLAs Tosr UrFIcE, ssPt. T, ISbv.
GALfEsT0S.-Arrives every Monday, .wsdnrs.
day and Saturday at s Pm. Departs every Sunday,
Tuesday and Friday at AM. .
CLARkSVILLE.-Arrivcs every Sunday and
Tuesday at q a n. and Thursday at 9 pm. Departs
every Saturday and Monday night at Pm. aud
Thursday at AN.
MARSIlALL,--Arrives every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday a Pm. Departs every Sunday,
Wednesday aud Friday.
GAINsvILLE-Arriyes every Tuesday at Pm
Departs every Wednesday at gam.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Thursday al G
Pm. Departs every Monday 1t OAS.
BUCHANAN.-Arrives every Thursday at G Pm.
Departs every Monday ut AN.
F0ST0FfICE HorRS-Eycry day IN the week
from s AN. until Pm, and every Sunday from
to . Am.
WILLIAM JONES, y. ".
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

A CLERICAL AsEcborE.- Some
thirty-five or forty years ago, a Mr..
Williams, clergyman of tho old
school, somewhat eccentric, eame to
Selma from the country to;exchange
desks with one of his brethren in
the ministry. During the Sabbath
noon intormission no said to bis
daughter:
81 am going to lie down. If St.
Paul himself comes, don't disturb
me-" .. .r
Mr. BcntIy, who preached in the
East Church, who had been very
intimate with Mr.. Williams, but
had not seen him for several years,
hearing that he was in town, bur
ried of; after dinner, to make his
old friend call.
nWbere is brother Williams 2"
hefq1ired, rs be met the daughter.
'.IIe can't be disturbed, sir, even
IL st. Paul should cal"
II must soc him !" was the impa-
tent rej0inder, in the inimitable
manner peculiar TO Mr.. Bently.
Resistance TO such a must was
ont Of the question. The room Of
the sleeper was invaded, aad with
no gentle shake and a correspond
ing voice, Mr. WilliamsWas aroused.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

DYLIcIousLY MEDICISAL.--This is the
universal verdict pronounced upon PLAN
TATIoN .BITTERs by all who have tried
them. The well.known health-promoting
ingredients from which they are made, and
their Invaluable merits as n remedy for
indigestion and all its consequent all
men's, and tho preventive qualities
against diseases arising from climatic
changes, miasmatc Influences and imper-
feet secretions, are so widely known ard
50 honoraby endorsed, that: We trust no
one will forcgo The advantages of their
use.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
cay On Tuesday last we witnessed til,

Cay On Tuesday last we witnessed the
riding in the ring at the Fair Of the juven-
lies under Is years of nge. There were
but three entries, namely Enoch Horton,
Mack Barklcy and Win. King. The pre-
MUM was awarded TO Enoch Horton, the
certificate to Mack Barley. Willie King
is an excellent rider, and many will think
that ho deserved the premium if hc did
not get it. Master Horton had The best
horse for the ride, Willie King the next
best, and Mack Barklcy the worst.