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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
I.elllrnan. fIan.tn..

iNtFstha fai- .it u
Esiif f'iiars % 90 T-I.s iirr.is.
lins.ness has openl'i qaiie hriskly
ai ihp iayni liiV. Iailua i coln-
inc m rve.y Nary Ilauirrs Nha
hsr, ised boih ihis aui il- Ual-
weston ma,aels, prasr loss,l nilun
he liuuslan, hunu ai our "A ltu.,eaiu
isaius haze barge steaks wh'rh
ihry salling iuW. Aa description
%. merchandise Is ID well represeni-
ed here gs Rools ani Sis'innsrF.
L u cush.ng, IA hrs d,ciir,iiy
the largest aRd best sc.o lol stock
In that lluo that has ever been la
Houston, und mach tho largest az
any "no p'int new Ia the STATE, |
say this W.iA q f,ll knowledge ogal
tho stocks 1T lhls description in
IoNis, Ia lho school book line, he
has al. the lesl books used Ia Tcy.
Us, la lhr department vi n,lscolla,
ncous l'1tls, hls assortment Is not
only the most eg.ensiVo ani varied,
but IL embraces moro uscihl books
than | have seen al any one lilnc Ia
aUy house Ia rVNas, aud | hayo cN-
gmlnCl all tho lolk s,or,s in q, Q
State Tor many wears, IL itGshiug
dos succeed Ia building up iirst
class book sloro IN Houston thcrcis
no use ior ans enc else TO try. Tie
brings TO the onlcrprisc-oncrgy.
ialcn,, tact, business rSperi,rccun I .
indominiinblo perseverance,, lii, /
lending assistants have hail much I
experience in the book business.
! say this much In favor OF Mr.. /
Ca enterprise, because look upon |
the establishment of n first class .
bool; store in rcXas. as matte. in
which tho whole State, and cspe.
cially the reading public, are cspc-
cially interested. A country moro
than n third OF n century under
Anglo Saxon influence anl State
n million of inhabitants
ought, certainly, to contain aud sus.
tain literally at least one first class
book store, and yot, TO the present
period, such has not been its lcgiti.
mate boast.
I would not have said 90 much
about Mr.. Cushing's establishment,
out for the fact that he is known to
MI as n liberal advertiser, and be.
sides keeps on hand a largo stock
,f every vaI icty Of printing paper,
1t the lowest prices.
IN my next may say Something
IF other departments of business,
md other enterprises, in which the
Bayou City is engaged. She can
'xcIaim in the dying words Of the
immortal Webster, 81 STILL LIVE!'
After few days Of uncommonly
old weather for the se0sor, we are
nvorcd to day with II blight and
sun.
The Synod of Texas meets in
Iouston neXt Wednesday, Nov. Sd,
When we expect full delegation Of
he representative men Of that
hurch from the Sabine to the Rio
irande, and from the Coast to the
Xtremc North.
BAYOU CITY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

TEXAS AND TEE SOUTHERN PACIF
Ic RAILRoAD.-Thc majority Of The
Committee of the latc Southern
Commercial Convention, on a South
crn Pacific Railroad, say in their rc.
port that "naturc itself has spoken
in behalf of that route which, pass.
ing through Texas upon q natural
roadbcd, encounters no difficulties
OF engineering, and has no noun
tains to overcome. After referring
to tho absence of snow and other
obstructionF, the report says the
barbor of San Diego is one Of the
most magnificent in the world. Up
on the bar ut low tide there are 22
feet of water. Tho line, by the 32d
parallel, is oaid to be the shortest.
and every way most serviceablc
that could be adopted: @the entire
route through Texas opens up a
country uncqualed in the'production
of cereals in unlimited aud profusc
abundance, and cotton oftho finest
quality. Tho transportation of cat,
tie and sheep wonld almost, Of itself
support road 1t is scarcely ne
cessary, adds the report, to portray
the agricultural resources of Texas
and southwestern Arkansas: every
body knows them. Butthe mencral
wealth is yet undevelopcd. In Tex
as crude masses ofiroh ore crop out,
indicating supply sufficient for the
globc when transportation is afford,
cd, aud large copper regions, richer
and moro extensive than those of
Lake Superior, offer greater ficili.
ties for mining as the ore lies in
pure formations by the Ton upon
the surfacc of the earth. Great coal
beds abonnd," etc. The report then
quotes an official statement of the
progress of Illinois and the city of
Chicago, and finally says: "The soil
and climate Of Texas equal those of
Illinois, and minerals abound. Her
vast territory, 275, 900 square miles,
will make five States equal 10 Hi.
nois. Her progress is onward and
upward in the scale of wealth, popu-
lation and influence. She is the fu.
ture New York ofthe South. Many
Of us will live 10 see The day when
this railroad will be thc thorough
fare Of millions upon millions Of IN
hsbitants, and its grosning trains
win come bardenod with the fruits
of labor exceeding IN vastness and
value the coryrrtion of any living
man to day. -[Galvcston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

tract, or good pine lumber nt 500 10
sT5; but a sawmill must be bonght.
Ny "trnly loyal friend" bought one
thousand acres Of heavy timber
land at 81 per acre and has been
selling standing trees NJ si0 a piece,
clearing, | am told, on his 81 cob
investment, already $3.50, 900. A lot
Of old teams aud wagons, worth
perhaps $4,000 arc sold TO the Gov
ernment for sos, 900. Who wouldn't
be loyalg
Boss mechanics. paid By the Gov.
ernmonL IN the Qhartermaster's
Department, have been set TO maxi
ing bird cages and wooden spoons
for the officers. With nll theso In.
dian raids around us, not nm effort
has been made by tho commanding
officer Of this post TO prevent them,
and the result is that tho country
is becoming dopopulated. Every
ono who can Is selling out, and lcay-
ing; the frontier, instead Of extend
ing, is being drawn in like an old
farm going TO decay. Nearly the
entire population Of this county are
now in this town, Wise county,
next to us, used to number seven TO
eight hundred voters; its adult malc
population is now reduced to about
two hundred; its voting population,
j am told, is only about forty. 1t Is
provoking TO see how seronely tho
military seem TO regard these In
dian raids; not a soldier can bc spar
cd TO defend tho State against In
dians, but let crazy Judge at Mon
taguc ask for troops TO dance atten-
dance on his court and terrify tho
people of the county, and heean DO
furnished abundantly, Let slab
in billiard tablo be broken IN tran
sifV, and tho army is in -motion;
'disordcr must be prevented, insur-
rcction and lawlcssness must be put
down. What is coming Of all this
| confess ] do not know. 1t will
do TO say that Texas is disloyal, for
North Western Texas is noted for
its loyalty; it was from here so many
escaped during the war to Kansas;
it was in Cooke county that forty
nine were hung one tie, for their
loyalty. Yet outside oflthose 'who
are stealing themselves rich in the
name Of liberty all regard the sol
liers here as q curse to the State.
II there was not an officer or soldier
n Texas today, the State would be
better off. They will no.thcr pro-
ect the State, nor allow the people
o do it. /, myself, as northern
nan, and a Union, would rather
'isk my life and trust to the people
If Texas for protection than to the
lrmy. The people will swallow the
lew Constitution, if for nothing else
han to get rid of the army.
Ask the Government please not
o send out committee TO smooth
vcr and cover up these charges as
hey generally do; but they doubt
hcse statements, send men who
ave the nerve to investigate and |
ell the truth. Yours truly,
S. N. WooD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
Letter to the louisville C0ni-
Mercial Convention.

GENTLEMEN: One of the objects
of your. coming together, if | com
prehend the spirit that animated
the deliberations of tho Memphis
Convention last spring, is to concen-
tratc public opinion upon the meas
rcs best suited TO develop tho in
duslry and commerce Of the South
crn, States.
TO this end, ! thinkyou will agree
with mo, there is no one stop moro
conducive than the opening of now
lines of intcrcom munication, and cs-
pecially the establishment of a
through Transcontincntal Limo of
Railroad, on or near the 32d paral-
lei of north latitude, as the shortest
and most practicable route from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, with its
branches stretching off, like so many
fingers, from the main trunk or arm,
to The seaports Of tho eastern and
western coasts oftho continent.
4 With this you will receive an out
| N c n f.l q
ihronoh limo or Southern Trans
't;nent,I Railroad as ,nrn;ccted ond
alrcadv. rodnccd 10 'eoy,.Iain, y Inv h,'
the Memphis, El Paso and Pacific
,,';nts oro NnrG,Il. !, IL c,,,a ~
W;n'.;a w. ~ !, M On Il;o,,o l., ,ha'c.ot.. -
~ Gal;G,r,;a hnt con, ,,orao n,.o,.
~ ~, <. in !. ~ .a,,fnod nna,ns;uol,.
.a1,l,aso ~ ~ soa,,o,.s y M NJ, ~ ,,or,, .e
~ rs9J s"py' ~ ~ Ir;t,J So 49, m ,naso -
~, oi'ea ., ~ ,assos v .h;s so,,,Ionn ,i;"
20 anE ',.e,'',I ss aont;. d
ona, ,aeS 49, u. an'Lnu,i,sa - ,u,a wy
p"ssea ~ !. !, ny, noa.l o,u
por'au io.I, ~, - my i'ion p:e oeo'y poi'
o", WY, ..s a e'."s'o ., ",' =. Ao .L ,as .Jasls
ns " Mo', 30 ,"S T.,i.e pV..s o' '"0 SUM "
idoaleo 'an "1u T'a, y",i'o.n; INV e .,.
inc I;, Go'''a, :; ~ N's,on H ~ 'n1s W,.
I,rouen u "p poo;s e 'po Po;,naod n,elpn,s, ~
nrocoss Of construction, Il is sl8
p,;ios Ionc ,batwaen. its two torn,;-
nj nn;ntsNEl Paso ON. Tho Rio
@ Gronde and Tcxarkanna ON tho
honrds,v ofTcxos and Arkansas
;r,lnI;,,g tho hrancb road from Tov'
a,.Lanna IN Jefferson nj The head Of
I'aLa cadJo Tbe main trn,.ls rms
!, ,anass H. norfbarn nortiop Iof ibe
c.asa ,ss Te,as ,hrougb the Cross
T;'aSors ,rsr,p a couni,v wi,bont ;fs sn.
,asn;as - na,nrol odyontoges
W. S,, aa,a,'d cotton ,be annle ana
d. 49, or.n 90 sonr;sb atone fba whole
v 18th aT ,bo ronfo IL iTf;ne for
IT,, ~ - ,,;s,annstha csr,;ia Pa5 R;ror
,oas ,,,ss,s.s ~, ,so north and ,he ton,
/, vosss ,,,''.',,.,,.o narsr ,;ses nor falls ~ Az
.s,s, - Fvcn where abe rouso
ers,sses .ha reg;on to tho ssntb Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Will those gentlemen who have
been so anxious to run a na.ivt-
democrat fof Congress please ii,
form tus Why they have failed IN
trotting ouRtlleir mdn? They lave
exhausted the stock ofinativo demo
Gratis andistill they have no "Ricl
moIds iT the field" TIC fact is.
there is mo true, national democrat,
who wqS here during the wai., tbat
can pl4cc his hand upon his heart
and s9y, 81 did not give aid or com.
fort tP pcrAoRs engaged in the rcIjri-
lion. Tbc issue is now male-you
must vote for a scalawag, or you
must vote for our democratic clIutii-
pion, Conner. Which will Nou
choose - Paris Press. nov
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
SCHEDULE
0fihe arrival and Departure or the
Nails nc Dallas, Texas

hAiiAs fasf offiff, aritr ], inia'
GALVESTON -AuiVrs every Nuntsg, wrinss-
day .na s.iaFasy a. 8 ~. psraris sssFs Sunday,
Iassisy ani friiay all
CLAhksNILLk-ATtises every sunday and
Iussl.y atdA a. AAd Itursiay Al aF,A. bspaiis
THURSDAY stsA,a,
AARsnALt-ATFiSese eyeFy Mondsy, rhursisy
ani saturday a. s'rn. Departs every sanday,
Mrinsslay and fTiiay,
GAIAsNILLa-Afri,ss every Tuesday At r,a,
nsiaTts eeety Wednesday atdAa
MEAruEhfORD.--AfHVes every Thursday al
r.a. ntaris suTy Manday Al aAA ..
nrCilANAN,-AHisrss s,rry THURSDAY Al or,a,
ntpar,s esrfy Monday ate An,
fosTOFFlcE nOuRs-E'eTy day In the week
ffomsAs. until F.s, aad every sunday nom
WILLIAM JONRs, y. "a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
The eFArai.

iarm.ns isa.Ir0feinn. tnt I'D
sar a f,isIce- ifang fur i.lI.s
ihs siaiement iti h.m hsre i.s
riiy home f'r H. oucfri isfi,
oouniw siii doubt ii-auTt.t.r
al e a. cuiiiHate even ..nl.a I'd
halt an acre tsr toe Summer ~
will then md ihai tn.wi,tissl,ss
ess' n'ial o. tho right u-e of ii,
sla'ie ~ ~ ihe Pea, aui iiat ii.r-
Is a. sn'ui difrreree hfwt.u
scientific hrs'ug of llin's.f-
whe'r literally NOT Wte'i i,tsl4
seen, and ihs' n many ofoar i.rn
er', the Wsf'lh ~ whose IN ia
about cqnal,y divided lHIF .u
fruits sti weels, as ll,,,.t. ,hs
lrale ~ 4 modern commercial rlr-
ani the barter ofa back woods So.
iemeHt IL is true that marva
rleul'urists ar, eoniente.l a. 81,
"n Ia lio ways al lhrir father q.
ralso experiments are costly. E,t
u iS also true that they are ural,
in compete with "a sc who un.l.r.
slani the pse of new insirnmmli.
mc'hnds, and Fertilizers. A.ri-,l.
lnfc is also becoming IN ihi, conn
Try u popular recreation. Manv ,
gentleman u content 10 sprnl
hts eonntrv-seat money which a,
makes in the eounting.ro The
practical farmer i thus able tn s,,
the h,nont ofeXpciimcn's with ,t
paying for them. This change i1
agriculture, which has converted IL
from drndgcry Io an art. has cr,.
tod q demand ior currsnnnd'.
literature. "l'i0y wears a5o n s'a.
tle agricultural periodical did no.
csist on the american Continent"
Now cvcry considerable dis,ri,t has
one, while almost every weekly ra.
pcr secular or rc'i.sluGi, las il AZ
reu.lnr'l department; and il viii
not be long bcftrc something Of 81
library will be rari Of the fnrni.
tlre o: every well ordclcl farm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

SOUTHERN TRApE-The n. Yori-
Times states that the Southern
trade has been trebled this fall, alni
accepts this as cheering index ot
the recuporative progress going o..
in the Southern States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

ELrcr1oxs.-On The 2i Of NoTe n
Der elections we're held in Arkan-
sas, Louisiana, Florida. Illinois,
Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota. Missouri, Ne
vada, Now Jersey, New York and
Wisconsin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
Tornys sister.

l'lovc in the quiet of a closing day
To stroll through the forest in childlike
way; y
'Tis then recall the bright ssenes Of yore,
When thou vert with me, and asked no
! think how a morn with basket so full,
With hand in hand, we went tripping to
school; 9FtGFFF'
There with plnymatcs so blithc and gay,
We took no thought OF the passing day. :
Then hone returning as thoughtlcss and
free fs4 s9 s4'A n
As the young lambs sportingon the bound
less lea, isse.agoH 2
We liasicncd to meet our parents SO dear,
Whose hearts were made harry our voicss
chilihood passed on, and sill illop vert
-, Here, Is = Gt = PHI f1LA itAA
My joys TO know, my tor,0ws TO Share;
But nh! how true, AMI perhaps, how right,
That blessings OF brighten as they fake
their iligl? 80
SO upon such scenes 'twere vain 10 delay,
For | know ibou art gone, thou hast passed
away; 81 r.gc - ~ Er s
Yet memory will oft such lliinss contrast,
As the passing present with the happy
past. a3Vkt ifah
And then Ttlink Of father true,
WHO left us more lonely while sorrowing
for YOU ..s,. i,.s, 81, it
Did 81 tlloa not look down and thine eye
rest AiQa 80 eita m1ptls4 ~
Upon that loved form SO soon to be blcst2
All yes, that thou did ST know full we'll,
A nd of this need no longer tell; a 81
For vast thou not there in thine angelic
form, 81 Eltsa 10 baIii Is 4
Gently waiting his spirit to guide home'
4 wife and mother with heart grievcd and
and sore, s.s,s,.l So
Thou behsll as she traced each loved fea
ture Ger "a s
And sorrowci that the time had so nearly
come SAY ,-..., t4tls'A , |
That usheredILis spirit 10 its long-sought
home. 49,,
But, sister, I've heard of that happy land
Where its children are called happy |
hand, 81 ..s .f.a |
Where love aud joy and peoce is sweet,
There, Oh there, may we eventually meet
.sf112 &Gfit tnR t1lLEN0kAto9 !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

"Strangers will you try a hand
with us ut pokcrl' YTlianll you
gentlemen bhtthofc Are seybnieaj
rcasens why | cannot acconidlte,
you just now.' "Scyentcen reason
for not playing cardsl Pray whay
are tlley?' "Why. tho first is, i
haven't got any money stop,
thitt's enough; meyer mind the othcc
siXtcen3 9d n&4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

The ocean gales whereer sweep,
To hear my strength rejoice
And the monsters OF the hriny deep
Cover trembling at my voice. r
carry the wealth aud oro OF cafIh,
The thought OF the 0oj-like mind
The wind lngs after my going forth,
The lightning is left behind. %
In the darksomc depths of the faihomicss
mino
My tirelcss arm doth play,
Where the rocks ne'er saw the sun sieclih,,
Or the dawn OF the glGiiOus day,
bring earths gliitcring jewels up
From the hidden caves below,
And make the fountains granite cup
With a crystal gush o'erllow.
blow the bellows forge the Steel
In all the shops of trade
hammer the ore nd turn the wheel
Where my arms of strength are made;
manage the furnace, the mill, the mint,
carry, spin, weave
And all my doings put in print
On every Saturday eve.
I've no muscle TO weary, no breast TO decay,
No bones to be "laid oil the SHELF"
And soon. | intend you may Ego and play"
While manage the world myself
But HARNESS. me down with your iron bands,
De sure of your cnrb and rein,
For scorn the might of your puny hands
AS the tempest scorns chain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
MORTON g. JENNINGS,
Carpenters and Builders,
Dallas, Texas,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
IL Of Dallas aud surrounding country,
that they are prepared 10. do all kinds of
work in their line, and will furnish
PLANS and ESTIMATES
For all kinds Of buildings. Fariicular at
tention paif TO making COmns al re-
duced prices.
sH- shop on Sfin Street, near Morton's
residence, North part Of town ~
wv. MORTON,
G. C. JENNINGS.
Dallas, June &c, ls69-4l:6m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

anI iaelie Il a. I,ssAo ~ iirai-
usy Afa YORK lad No 81 l,se
ie h t,suars Anilu, iaf.s.
fmutt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
PLANS and ESTIMATES
G. r. MILLER,
Arfhiifgt and Guilarr,
.r..sr. 5,

II, E<PEcTFrbLf e1cns he services. assisted ~
III e..ndeteni rarIrllers AMI johHrt. m the ctnsfr
f8n of at clnsses II h1ildinEs. iron flr prcf Jog
-afin the N sfcru American Mansion ar4
yffia- Architectural BraUfnks- DE-
.fRns. Flnr~. Specifications. Esfina es of
Cost. ard y ~ 90 N nfrrfnf r1.de fI Dwell
ffnrs. Bu<in - ffeu-s~- school e1ou~cs.
Chnrrtsr- md Public buildings, IN ~ parts
II TIE rouufrf- -tnu1~l<ue and Plans firm fhed ~
rad. and s.Iisf.rfi1n rrI.ranIeti
uarrt - 19D-z1It.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Nearly four and a half million
telegraph messages were sent n
Eorth Germany last Fear an in
erease Of more than oue third over
1rrc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

There have been two hunArcs
AMI two American authors by I'll
name Of Adams.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
~>-~,~-~~--~~-->y ''~7fs'
A. NJ. Moore,
GcRcral Builder and Undertaken Of all
Kinds of Buildings,
NNMNs. Ve~tAs.

VNOULD inform the citizens of Dallas
w and the Surrounding country, that
he is prepared 10 do all kinds of work in
his line. Will undertake brick and frame
buildings, furnishing brick and all mate
rin and in fact, everything that is
necessary.
Window Sash and Window Blinds,
Furnished to order at all times. and at
lower prices than have heie oforc been had
in this place.
Estimates furnished for any work, and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

A Hartford alderman wort vote
for ANY more "consecrated" pave
ment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Primo Mo,ternich gains $4,000
"a Ncdr by not drinking his own
wine. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

A California woman laughed her
jaws out of joint.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

The glass for tho new Californ q
sia'e house has been received frvL.
Liverpool. r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
startling Disclosures.

Iudlan II aids ani Robberies NO protection
foi the people-cOnpl!eiIy Of lie Military
with the Indians.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Toledo has u staving old t'ma Oh
ing a Philadelphia order for 800, COO
staves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

A mob is reported 70 have mar
dercd a collector Ct Internal Rerc-
nue. in Florida Scrcrnl coontcs
reoprted under mob Law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

A little girl in Allcghauy City
Pa, swallowed some dye tie othri
day. She dyed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Gen. BuelI's sister i, Lady Suro.
rior Of an Indianapolis convent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

A colony Of one hundred clm'.io
leaves Tennessee for Kinas tha
fall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Gas is made out of dirt in the
East Indies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
UNDERTAKING.

have a good HEA ARSE wliish furnish
for all funerals when collins atctma'le at
my shop. A. M. MOOKE.
ptsy- Shop on North side of Main Street,
a few doors East of the Square.
Dallas, June 8, 1SG0--3Sl g5gF
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a. m Gushing, ileasien' Texas
a. n, Payne. feTt NNfth. -. p,,t.
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stanley, Esa.. Kaafman. rsss''
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Tsesas spraanss, ESQ., ''hA''"' s'A'
w william veaie. Esq. vsaf' s'a''"a' var
ksT county. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

Kansas lately had twenty-fui
inch rainfall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

When sisrL Team wrote ilia
frst Article, California rui lishtr
tod him thu hc hadH brains
enough III Keep 4 mule goinz
staisht ahead IN ten acr lot-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

"Bridget, what became Of the &
low ] creased my boots with ia
morning2" Il fried the buckwhea
in IL" oh. l was afraid you LH
wasted ID.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

A lunatic has been boiled alis H.
a Yorkshire. England. hospital.
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100 f.
Odd Fellows Cemetery

vI>HE FOLLOWING resolutions was adopted at
l the regular meeting of Dallas Lodge, No. ~,
l.u.o. r., August 4, 1863. l.ttH
Resoited, That n committee of one he appointed
10 iake charge of the Odd Fellows Cemetery, and
permit no ntcrmcnt therein except Odd Fellows or
their imme liatc families.
Bro. +. ". Hunt is appointed to take charge Of
the Cemetery, and see thatlhis resolution is ell
fore d.
BY order OF the Lodge:
TCAREY, N. q.
Attest: J. X. p. RecoRp, Secretary.
Dallas. August I, 1862 -iT:tf
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Fresh Corn Neal

LWAfs ON HAND and FOR sale Al
n fhe Dallas Planning Hin, by
T. W. PARKER 4 BRO.
Dallas, Tssss rnly =. lsoy-.5sen
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13

] he Tribunc's Washington dis
pntch says that orders were is.
Snod to day by Secretary Bontwe,'
for lhp removal Of every man hold
ing an office under the authority ~
the Urea ury Department in Texas
who favors she election of Hamiltui.
to the GovernorShip Of that State.
Secretary Boutwell, is determined
that the republican cal ,lidate sha
be elected in Texas, If he can all
him with patronage Of his dcparJ.
ment.
Boutwell, has confirmed some >fr
teen changes in the Galveston Ca
tom House. Most of the appoittacs
are negroes = Telegram, Oct %.