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HO1O to Make IIo7seu.

ISosl yentured to sow SIG of an acre TO Prof.
L Wilson's foreign Opium Seed, / realized Sic;
IN cash last spring sowed 1-2 acre. INTENDING to
make 1t into opium but the call was SO great IN the
summer Tor seed that saved the most Of II lor seed
therefore, can furnish all those that aprly earJv
with the seed, and u instructions how TO raise and
mangiaciufe the opluR All letters with stamp en-
ed will receive Immediate attention. Address
s. P. BURNHAM,
c. list, 1869. dc1Id1ts n o.,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub
scriber has been duly appointed and taken upon
himself the trust of Administrator of the estate of
FLORENCE MCCARTHY, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate said deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
saId estate are called upon to make payment to
LEWIS PIERCE, Admir-.
Portland, Dec. z, 1sc9 dec10dlaw3w
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- NUs tsEFtbi5 Street,
&slt dcCr to the Prsble House. Portland II
~" gs16 a Stsrnp f,r Ciroulay
BEecssc lse0ic0l Xaljiy2e arg.
AZ LIE E,ADII2.

Da. AUGH ES particularly invites all Ladies', who
ased medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. IA
Preate Street. which they vii End arranged 10. their
Especial accommodation.
Dr. Is Eclectic Renoyating Medicines are unrivsI-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating sli
eenia,e rIegaaritiea. Their action is specific and
certain of Producing relief III a short time.
LADIES win find it invaluable in all cases OF Oh
srucons after all other remedies have been tried in
vsin. It's purely vegetable, containing nothing in
ne least Injurious to the health, and may be taken
With perfect safety st all times.
sent to IN para OF the country with full directions
By addressing DIR HUGHES
JAM .iSs5d&Ss Flo, Il Prshle Street PortIand
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@ayo GG5sAseEes.

81 who nave committed I'm excess or any inds
Eether it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH the ting
cg iebCse OF misplaced confidence in matursr ysars
sSER S0R All ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
Ghs Fans and Aches, and Lassitude and Eervoye
Ssostration that may follow Impure Cotton
are the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait for tie contamination that s sure 10 10
low: do not wait for Unsghtly Cloera. toy
Dssblsd LiIabs, fox Loss Of 8eautg
and q rnnNo,
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
semi Weekly Line!

- On and after the 18th inst, the fin.
SNe4E Steamer Dirigo and Franconia will
4c4AsA until further notice, run as follows
M0Nn. y -, Leave Galts Wharf, Portland, ever
rteT 80 y. II. New York, every MONDAY and
Inc Dirigo and Franconia are fitted MP with fine
aeoo1nhouauons Tor passengers, making this the
es. cohsenIent and comfortable route Tor travellers
between Now York nd Maine
Meals extra. W. A i"Seaso 81,
floods GOODS forwarded to and from MontI cal, Quebec.
naiaA, 81. John, and all parts of Maine. Shippers
are to send their freight TO the Steamers
as early as P. NJ on the days they leave Portiauds
For treight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Cats Wharf Portland
j. L. AMES, Pier So Il. II. New York.
May edit "'
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GRAND TRUNK RAlLWA
OF CANADA. t.
Alteration of Trains.

E5f5s55ffsssszsSsI On and after Monday, Dec 9Th
EHXs~SsSe Trains will run as follows:
Mail train for South Paris and intermediate sta
tons at 7.10 A NJ.
Express Train Tor Danvle junction at Los M.
NoTE-This Train viii not stop at intermediate
stations.
MalI IRAN stopping at all staiions) for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec
Montreal and the West, at 130 P NJ.
Accommodation tor South Paris and inferno diats
stations at 545 p NJ
Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
From South Paris and Lewiston, al s15A NJ.
From Bangor at 2.0OPM
From Montreal, Quebec and Gorham at 225PM
accommodation from South Paris, at 6.3OP.M.
e Sleeping Cars on all night Trans.
Inc company are not responsible for baggage ia
my amount exceeding $50 in value land that persor-
ehess notice given, and paid Tor at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
Z. y. BRIDGES, Managing Dirsesc,.
r. BAILRY, Local Superintendent,
Portland, Dec. 3, 1869. Al,
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Sup. JMd. Court, Cumberland County, Oct. T. 1862
Mason Us. Y. and C. r. Co.
A ND now comes Nathan L. Woodbury. tie sur
"A viving trustee and moves that the bonds given
by said trustee may be annulled and that upon paw
ment by the Portland & Rochester Railroad Com l.
pany OF such charges and sums may be ordered
by the Court, final decree shall be entered in the
cause that he, surviving trustee release to said
Portland q Rochester Railway Company the mort
cages and all other iens interests, titles and claims
which said trustees have 10 any property of the
York and Cumberland Railroad Company. or to anv
other property which he they hold or have as such
trustees. ~ ~
Byhis solicitor, PUTNAM.
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND IS:
At the Supreme Judicial Court begun and he'd at
Portland, within and for said county of Cumber-
land, on the second Tuesday OF october, Ammo
UPON TIE FOREGOING motion Ordered. That
tne pianon give notice to all parties interested TO
SPpear before the justices of our Supreme Judicial
Court TO be holden at Portland within and for the
county OF Cumberland on the second Tuesday of
Sa;1 1 next, by publishing an attested copy of
ssu mouon and this order thereon, three weeks suc
cessively in the Maine State Press and Easfary
Argus, newspapers printed in Portland in said
County of Cumberland, the last pub icat,on to " h
fourteen days at least before the sitting of said Cont
that they may then and there In our said Courf
appear and show cause if any they have whv tbe
saio motion should not be allowed Wv
Attest: ID. w. FESSENDEN. Clerk
true copy OF the motion and order Court thereon
dec11d1t&w3t
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LORILLARD,S .EUREK1.

AOAIALAAlD>C II OIEAA'
Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article of granua-
ted Virginia.
Wherever introduced it is universally admired
1T is put up in handsome muslin bags, in which
orders for Meerschaum Pipes are daily packed.
LORILLARD; YACHT CLUE
Smoking Tobacco has no superior; being denicotin-
people of sedentary habits.
1t is produced from selections of the finest stock
and prepared by patented and original manner.
1t is very aromatic, mild, and light in weight
hence it will last much longer than others nor does
it burn or sting the tongue, or leave diiagreeabe
atter-taste,
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved Meerschaum
Pipes, silver mounted, and packed in neat leather
pocket cases, are placed in the Yacht Club brand
daily
LORILLARD,S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand of Fine Cut Chewing Tob1 eco has no
superior anywhere
1t is, without doubt the best chewing tobacco in
the country.
LORILLARD,S SNVFFS
Have been in general use in the United States
ITO years. and still acknowledged 1.-THE best
wherever used.
Ii your storekeeper does not have these articles
for sale, ask him to get them
everywhere.
Circulars mailed on application.
p. LORILLARD q Cos, New York.
dc14-12wt
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is already recommended By our leading physicians,
To LADIES) with the most satisfactorv ras,,its
This beverage is extensively used where an Shirt
liquors and ales are discarded, as il differs
FREE ROM ALCOHOL, and therefore neither in
t2xicatlpg nor irritating; as it contains MORE NU-
IRlM l4NI THAN PORTER, ALE OR THE
TARHANT s. CO., NEW YORK,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, ETC.
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Deatl tn Pin.W6 rms

Eminent physicians say that more sickness amorc
chhdreh results from Pin Worms than from any
other cause A cafe and efftctual remedy for these
troublesome and often dangerous pests is found in
DIR. GoUGD'S PIN-woRM SYRUP. cure for
ADULTS and children warranted without injury TO
health. Price rs cents. GEO. C. GOODWIN g. Co.
aoston, and all druggists wenso
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CUNA2D LINE.
rc. TIL e BRITISH a. NORTH
,N64s AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
$zknaLaG SHIPS between NEW YORK and
scn 1T7sWT I'LL calling at Cork Harbor.
SAMARIA. Thur. l." TRIPOLI, Tn. 20
NMuagRA l,r WMeedy' .. Is GALABRIA, Wed Jan.
SIBERIA, Wed. % JAVA. wed'y /" ].
fALMYRA, III. % ALEPPO, Thurs. " Ia
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying emigrants
Giise l3U
oeeohu SdpiH .'ss.s's........ ~ o'
FIRST Cabin to Paris. S145. gold.
BY Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin. $50, gold. Steerage $780,, currency
steamer of this line leaves Liverpool for Boston
every Tuesday, bringing freight and passengers d.
rect.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and all parts of Europe, at lowest rates.
Through Bills OF Ladng given tor Belfast GLASGOW
Havre, Antwerp, and other ports on the Continent;
and tor Mediterranean poats-
For freight and cabin passage apply at the comma
nys ONCE, ID Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDRIA
Agent.
For Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE &
MAN, ~ DrOad Sc, Boston. nOlG69eOdtt
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AnOUsGIs0I.D NECESSITY.
A Most Wonderful Disinfsetant
and rhsrspsuiis Agent ! 4
Darby's PrOphylactic Fluid!

II will purify the most snsnsiss aIuos'
phsre, LII u IlfLI ffHLILL ma,
IL will cleanse and cure Hrysirs'as, AZ
sotts sfsorss, nleers, boils, cuts, sounds, etc
II will pfsssnt gangfeue.
II Ii will cure burns, sealds and bruises,
is perfect pain-kiilsr.
IL sfli destroy aud nsuiralire all animal
and vegetable poisons, A..
1t viii, therefore, cure stirg, or bites Of
insects. r,..-...-.s
twill cleanse aud purify the breath,
and hence Is an excellent ioolh-uash aud
healihfiii cosmetic. u J.. IL 81 Z
IL -ill euts disrrh~sl even In the worst
nviii Instantly relieve horsss Of ihs
collie A. persops ef heartburn. 1T
II viii, owing 10 the bleaching properties
Of Chlorins remove all iak srols, nildsw,
vegetable stains, etc.
ID will cure cafarrh. ~ II .Hctl -.
II will remove rsneidiiy out Of butter And
lard. rl.i'' i..'''''
II will, properiy.used, DO more efiicaelous
than any other agent In preventing the
spread Of contagious diseases, and has
frssasniiS done iif1Vl HO4 NOi
II will, used In bathing, keep the skin
healthy, son aud white.
We pledge whatever reputation We may
hate as honest, truthful gentlemen for the
perfor nance Of all here claimed for the
article and more too.
Il 10 used every -hets by tbs medical
pro fsuion a. fast IA His ihtfcdheeai and
We respectfully refer to oil prominent men
Of the profession, from very many Of whom
We hxve the highest testimonials Of praise
for the Fluid. ~ .f,g Ly. ,.,.u i,.,2 .
AsA convenient article for constant
fahily use II has no superior.
Il has D Herttiful eolpr, s9d When The
color is gone the virtues d. the Fluid are
lost. Hence be careful not to get the cork
In the bottle or any animal or vegetablt
subsistence, and always keep the bottle
stopped. After the Fluid has acted the
residuum is perfectly inert and harmless.
II is taken intcsSaliyss wslfas applied
externally.
Il is s6sagp selliss 0nly.e a, ecstspF
bottle q half PIN. ~ N9NS X
4. You will find IL at oil the drug-storcs, or
you can order IL directly Of us.
Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Ill HIN DARBY e. co, Propricior~,
II No. l60 William street. New York.
q May 10, lSG9-35:Sm
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Candidates department,

,
uDr ron GOVERNOR .........
wsar aulhsrissA 10 sHHesass A, ., HANfLtoa,
q fI.sis, saltitsss fss sisseHsssi tsa'si hlss'
fbh fIttrfsssf cNfRSoR.
". as sc,lSti.sa is ssss1Aas ~, rpVhts
BAkER, u 1.Isssisa, s.sdia.is NJ L,ss.sa.a,
A. ). H.AiilsA kissiisa Isl, Z, les.
ron REPRESENTATIVES
We are ssihsfissi sAd requested ie annerass D.,
A, N, COCHRAN, asa sspdlasis % FsPisAsh, ne
sIs fisiiti, tohpfishg tie ooaailss q l.il.s, t'
lid aud faHani, IL lLs lessT heass u Tbs LsssiA'
luTe,
fOR STATE sksAtaR.
We are aaihshei sat ~qassisa 60 .saeaaes
Is.sn, rails'. osliia snd farran' sesA''ss IN 'hs
ron nIsrs'rf ATTORNEY ,l
w. az. sa,horissi saa issassisa 10 saAsdkSs
Carr J. IN. HAWKING. ~ 1hN .ssa,,, ..
candidate ioT DISTRICT Attorney - the ON 'eaA's'
District, at the easaiag July ssss'iea.
ros snERirf.
W. are suthssissd and requested 10 saaeases
HoBERf L. sIAns, ss . ssaiiAsis DC shsfin y
Dallas county. si the sasaing sissiies In JAY u
We are authorized and requested 10 ahaeaaes n,
DALLAS county I; a. the ens.ihs Jsiy siss'svs. =
We sys AZ horipsd 10 sanesnss ,hf hs an, .
souniS q The sa.ains slssiiea IN JAY. -
ron JUSTICE Oh THE PEACE.
We dr., aiitbYrissd and requested 70 snneanes
IDS: s. sfR0riIER AZ q candidate for Justice Of the
Peace ~. rrseipet No, g. psllAs .oses'J' o, 'A'
snihing July sIeeiion.
VS. ..'hoEI,ss I'D ,saus,'.a to ss.ou.s:
Jwiee fihr Pssss Id rrssltt hc'a. 81 the ensuing
July sioSiion. Hi $500. Iu. |HH
We IRE authorized and rsauesisd 70 snnouhee o,
W. u URitETT, az . candidate Tor Justice 81 the
PeAes In Precinct Ho.s tLsnsasisrl 81 the ap'
preaching election, M 4 -
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HoTEL;AR''R4YAfs'

q Arr.i. At ths prime ho,el. 81 The vs-t endps
~ y = q III tNN LIT -''IH ~ u. Na
10y =, 49, ! -. i = : y-ee1-.-z-tG Nv
. cnuTtHH1EbD HeUsBL2sf sx<n ssrnsr.
q d. o. skidmore, William Clark, wscUi
John v LeEns Y tssqrF : Isfn, "a k e.
D. {. Cksprzn: fstrtnfeos L D. CcnvellI
J. p. SIMPLIFY, Dshton co. I1sss- FISHER
lanes f6unrrf, fDslhs CO = A. Pool,
Piano; ,. M'DsH, Hsf1veI Ban Boston
1ssrs J.R. Rs<-sll, ono y. KtsleTs s. A
Krsisr. BonhsfB, 3 G. psrfltss John y
eeh.f,r.. Iouissfrs, Ky r . fsficf v.
4 Hhifs lL.hc.stsf A.. Dicklnsoh
Pl.ns. Wan, Fsrs sniih, Ats eeolEs
2. Conffir, ssr Vol a befte D..iss
-. Ter Jersrinf Procibr, H.ffis 80 Wa
7 77.br~s,s f7e.s.ut Ehhf Dflas co.
Len Er-nksI. 81 Iseis, Me- ,. n feh,
6airesfcu.
orTT IIaIKt-rs rrs-us surr''s.
rz-rvc refcrt fuFnizhtl -
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,gTTJk ,2HR ,jllT2 JAW ,sdiia
q The superior advantages of this Gin arc:
lst.. III Enhances the valde IF. the, tption
ginned on it fully cent per pound, by i'm
proving the staple.
I'd. The quaint ty ofcotton ginned in agi-
ven time is much greater than by any other
gin of On equal number Of saws. A gin Of
eighty saws turns out ten bales per day.
Sd. 1t separates from the more dust
and moses and eFes II qcHr& zoo pap
than any ollie. gin middle.
- 4th. The effect OF the steel brush IS TO
straightsn out the lint Trehoyihg, NIL tile
kinks and knvts+ causing it0do undergrad
partial cardihB processs The performance
of this oatthe State Fair of Mississippi IN
1857, isIthnsi noticed by the 1 aGsner and Me-
schanic, publishGdlnt Jackson oIFADiTAk
aThe Cotton Gin Of qpllett, 9laanpy 4 Ga eSGlted
bic Of turning out IL bales per day. The samples Of
nap any that VIC ever saw looking more like sm8oth
bats from pair Of ochmeh than ss'apiss
from cotton gin."
9Th. The roller cannot b broken by
over feeding.
9th. II is made in superior style Of
Workmanship strong and subtantial, with
iron ends, under the personal supervision
Of the patentec, and With the most complete
pachinery. Every one is tested before be,
fore bsms sent fromttic) faeforN HUI
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To the PubGs.

n HAVE purchased the sfcek q erer
ctfiss heretofore owned BY 2. Nesters
and Win be pleased ? have ne eitifsrt
give ne ean phen eaniinF tnytffhf n
he Grocery line. Is1pect 70 kcef fcet
stork aud eel ~ lev prices
Gail - Wesier siand, frst door north
oftls Public s1nate On ltfefssr sffert.
GEORGE y BAfRD.
Dallas. M.y 9, ls5s-sf-tt
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Our hEctSF fSip.-Wy had tho
pleasure 'ddrihg 5tf Absence or Visit
ing tho littic city or Dailas, pleasant
" situated on the East bank W Tie
Trinity, and in tito very -heart Of
one of.tiie richest and most prodtfh,.
tive sections ofcountry that we have
eves met up withih TSxas.s ,nsl'
AS wo ascendetIs Isome ficlovatcd
point and gazed Nortlis East West
and South. over the wide, extended
prairie, SO happily interspcrscd with
timber and Winding streams, and
covered ID 70 Is with such luNuifnnt
grass, We fele that the Inhabitants
Hacked notlIingbut rairoad facilities
to enablc them to become the, most
prosperous and Wealtbypcoplc IN the
world. What motc codld tho heart
of man desiro3ithoaght we, as we
looked upon tho almost enchanting
sight! aFXfE.R RsGRsks
We found the pitizensl of Dallas
intelligent, hospitable aud courtc-
GUS, blessed with Efpe churches
good schools and almost every other
evidence of PROSPERITY. Dhring oui.
stay, wo took several occasions 10
drive throughsthd pfincipIos streots
and examine. the residences JIM the
town MS well ,as tho move lehoiee
sites In the suburbs Many evidences
of taste and thrift mot Us, in every
dircctiuns sJ0biA b'ilA 2 "e4l'.
called nffcqaently and spent
tho time agrecabIywith Che intelli-
gent and gentlemanly editors and
proprietopsofsthe DALLAS HERALD.
Through differing widely ihpolitics,
we found them affAblo, courteous
gentleman intvofy Fbspect.I Indeed,
although Very ahxiUns ltoE rdSrrn
home, we almost, regrsttsd 10 leaye
such PLEASANT sessQgiatots.a aWc
hope teyisit Dallas tgfhn and tfygp1teysi
and chltivs.t q ali many of tlioracq utiitt
COS that we made. ~ az
TTy1ar Tndax Nav 9Th
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muhkl 10y ttnaet pls ~

IscyIJasW. RHrELIPs.-A letter
from Austip3dAtedatiie eth, informs
us that Rev. J. W.qPhillips, of the
Texas Conference, has withdrawn
from theSMet li6dsas Ghasch, and on
the esenhgof fhcl6tks seohffmi
cd By Bishop Gregg Of tho Episcor
-palChurch. r
y : esaGGalyeston Christian Adj ocate
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schools Open-.Ceurs IN Books.
W, G, wala ~ i'll address as inasy OF Sihs
big boys, nader sis,yyssnofss she
subject OF Principal and Polir5Eas Kill
pay him audisnes, ct MeAianis ehdreiil at
. o'clock, I'm, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
June. lie says "keep The cotton out Of
your ears and come and hear me" ssi ii
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f.s s..sa, sshssl ss,ssss.

FlnH
Ths ~ AZ. ~ lssss chswt silts "
o. n a. fhpftb Il lhls sly sa sfssisi
4 va slassi sspsslly "a ~ ssssslsa y
ne sasisy ssleal Cslr.nnsa "a ssisfi.J
l..i' he ls'ig 'l',ll veg.
ihlas % ED 80 ID fAsor n Ne nsfti
disrosillea u sw Isepls The sssFsisss
wsFs highly ialsIssllas ne Pfesssslsa q
shlldrsa sad yousE ladies, arsysd In their
vhils robes sai holiday attire, iaslsfallJ
0rhamsaisd nth blue rlbbons, eta, vilh
their appropriate aud aeai banner pc
ssnisd = scene that pleased all eyes and
must hare thrilled all Chrisilans hearts
wiih delight. The large iudishss hllsi
every seat In The soumsaivus sAursh, and
the programme vas as foIlovsi
isi. LYNN, sung BY the Sunday School
children. MOD f|....,It
snd. Prayer, by Rev, 7. N, Smith,
srl,. Aaai'srs.y liyaa by 'As ssAd''
School.
i,h. Address, by Col. J. NJ slstanOna
5,h, Hymn, by the sunday School.
9th. Address, by .'sI. 7, Audit.
T,h. Address W lev. " II. Scales
sih. LYNN, by Sunday Sc col.
9th. Dsnedie,ieni ia I'H pr 'f it
Amer which the proeessi'n was Is-forsd'
eli, and proceeded TO the grove, opposite 10
Mr.. Gouifss residence, on Main street,
where a bountihal Ispast was spread, to
which all were Invited.
The sffert " Col. s,smmons vas . very
happy ONE and his eulosy Of women, which
Was we'll conceived and gracefully express
ed, won him the gvua viii Of both sexes,
Maior joha I! Adt though quito . yoans
man, and one having had little experiences
In speaking on such OeeasiSas, spoke e.
ceedingly Wall ,,dsliysyipgA tsrse,, ssasona-
Bile and pleading slsisss.sA 4 II -
Altogether, ,hs sslsbrsiicn raswell got
ten up and conducted. Prof. W. II. Scales,
who is ,syef.afhi esse, bsf6fsA pabas as.
sembly, whether itbe oomsossd Of rough
weeds Of men or fair flowers Of women, &C;
qaii,sdrhiasslfjn sssslfsa6 aslse NOT o6ly
in the active part he took In directing the
exercises, but In the handsome little ad.
dress no delivered to the children. The
dinner In the grove Is spoken ofas ticsl-
lent dRd abundant. NStfilst all who were
present fesl hlPpia, ~, better. for having
attended the Celebration.
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DsT A good deal of rain fell on Sunday
and Monday last, keeping the river up bank
full There has been no time this Spring
that We have not had good ,boatable river.
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Z "1fow. welf Ne phys fSr ono 50
youbg,sh said Mrs Darlington, ps
ihe organ boy performed With a
monkey near the. door .aand how
IN acbs his little brother looks like
him, to DO sure" - -. 80, ~, , ..-
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b0- wm SGs Wolff Bsqy delivered ID
SPEECH at,ihs Courthouse on the 18th inst,
against the Proposed Constitution of Texas.
The mathematical mihd-of Mr.. W. .adduced
some strong arguments IN favor OF princi-
pie against pplicyn and against dirteating
by tho politicians generally, His audience
though father small, Was ante respectable
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p6y- The attention of Printers, is called
to the advertisement Of Daley's Roller
Composition in to-daS's paper 'aHs "'' .. r
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The Pope has sent FOR Beecher 70
come 20 Rome 70 expiste his sins.
Beechcr Will End u necessary 70 60
c---l.nr sTiraslrI- Sra III I'rfsiIc
iurtH rfrr.F rrl.rl 81.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY,

DALLA COUNTY,
tAKEN UP w j. n. HagBes md SsstfAyed be.
for, los s. STROLLER, ]. p Irecinct Mo- 8. one BAY
MARE I b; s;, ssns MART o.
ttssndedV ei,fhe eftsboulder, and p on left biP;
pgne p ID RER WORK, OK, some, white In fore.
Rad, a years old, matkedt,pper slopS snd underbt
In Tho lgt earl crop and split and undsrIit IN the
right ear branded b + on1sft side aud HI conpect'
- one Sa RED Roam W6AK OK, years old. marked
swallow fork in len ear and Icrvp md gndsrbt IN
the right, branded on len hpl Appraised a. slo,
Roported 10 me as estrays by Lewis D. = Long,
'Copntv missioner, the following aDimnlsI viz
One DARK IRON GRAY HORSE, with small a.
bei,.o,, Years old branded the left shoulder J2'
One d Az ROAM MAKE,'6 years old, branded ON
the rjpht shoulder o, star In the forehcade n %
One OLD WHITE HORSE, 10 or 10 years old:
Reported to me as cstfaysb BY John NJ. Hawiins,
County Cohihiissionef, tho following animals VIZ:
o.e RED OK, about years old branded with IL
on fbe Ieft hip, marked with split In each ear:
! Ono pLACk PONY MARE, years old: about |! L
kandS Mri,s 6fuhsled on. the erikht shoulder u,
Sotlf kiSd iestwhlte, both saddlSaSd ear narksd.E
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Trisisy cssses~see.
Darr,s p,srsicr.-ruIhp Revse ~ oeArfi
Ntsrisss Fos rur fsisisds,

nara, p,srE,et,-ruinp Ratsn ~ orAhffRlf
Mssrixss foH tur fsisiA2 i. d
pailss siAiioa-Jaiy lad and tih-Ai Dallas.
Dso.isr Miss,ea-Jaiy io,h aud iiih-Al Leeas'
eye.
Dallas uslered Mi.sion--july is,h-ai posaid'
haai Hons. -.
p.a,ea clisai,-Jaiy iI,h aud isih-ai willow
nali.s Cirsai,-,niy suh and saih--ai bethel =,
ssyths tIsai,--Jaly sisi ani August isi-ai lior'
'u.isss,ilIs CirsaltI-kb sA,i nh and sh-ai shileh
Sherman atenh-Ansasi iiih aud isth--ai Preston
pi.iriet Conference.-The ipih'-'ssd-M ManiuA
MeKInnsy Cirsuit-A August slst and 1l.l- at Msniua
Sherman s,aiioa-Aashsi, ssh and s9'h-a' shsr'
man. " w. q Yorss. Presiding sla,r.
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BIsbop Ames, Of the Methodist
Church declared in conferencehe
at Alexandria, Va that '.tebaeco was
ldojrr<sore hurm to The Church than
-.-I--ir- 1rlfrrr arrft
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One church IN Chicago has rented
its pews for the next year fgf si"o'-
mo