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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


ssmDkls and Louisville Railroad Line.
EFART ARRTv
Day Express, r. R. time..... 800 an. 500 PM
City time.-.. 4;s5 am.
Night Express, r. r. time. 400 p.m. 800 am
city ume.- 3.41 pm.
Ticket cfHces No. 2S7H Main street and al De-
rot. head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
rain, which goes through TO Nashville, via
ashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
SAM B. JONES, 9enTsup't.
klssisgippI and Tennessee Railroad,
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daiiy-.-.S:i5 pm. 4;i5 pm
New Orleans Express, daily $3.50 am. 80 am
Freight, daily except sun
......--...S.O0 pm. I'D am
Time through to New Orleans y hours. Bag
gage checked through. Ticket Office 2S7% Main
street and at Depot. OmniDusesw Will call for
passengers and check baggage in any part OF
the city, by leaving orders al 25I1a Main street.
febI4 A. :. LIVERMORE, Genl Supt.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON M LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Lsave Hopefeld daily at ~ am.
Coming ast-Lea Madison daily at 2 PIN.
Ferry Boat leaves foot of Union street at 7 am
3. B. BEAUAONT,
fe.7 General superintendent.
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Comptroller.
STATE OF T-ENNESSEE,0
CO-MPTgOLLER's OFFICE,
Janualy /, 1873.
l, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the New York
Life Insurance Company, located in New York,
mas produced 20 me satisfactory evidence that
sid company has complied with all the re-
qulrements OF the laws of the State of Tennes-
see imposed on INSURANCE ompanies and 1
PRIICHARD, Agents of said Company. nave
also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the State made aId provided in such
cases wherefore, said New York Life Insu-
rance company has authority to take risks
and transact the business of insurance in This
state, at Memphis, Tenn.
Isl @. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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Managers II the Branch OHice
at Memphis, Tenn, No, I6 Mad
is0n Street.
ID. O'DELL,
ap4 J. h p. P~RrrCHARD,
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j. L. STARR, Notary Public.
C-OMPIROLLER,s OFFICE

NASHVILLE, April l, 1859,
1 hereby certify the foregoing to be a tue
and correct copy of the original nov on nIe in
my office. q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
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FOR CINCINNATI
MsIaphts ard Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
GAI4f1n NUN. ..-".......-......... GeTrllSeS master
THIS new and elegant passenger
steamer leaves on -HrzsS=ESFE
WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE q 70 Agents,
ap0 No. Y Jefferson street.
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ZOE 81. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis United state,
Mail lima

EO& BIs LO JAS
Memphis and st. LOuIs United states
Mail Line.
For Cairo ard st. Louis.
BELLE ST LOUIs~~-~.~.-......zei gier master
This elegant and swlft steamer r.
VIII leave as above eNS
THURSDAY, 22I inst, st 5 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and ST.
Louis Packets. North. East and West. Apulv
70 General Railroad Ticket Office, 2zs Main
street. FLEM. CAIVEcigr. i.ur.G
SAM c. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. ap2I
Regular Memphis and ST. Louis independent
mo Pa,kst1Eor Cairo and ST Louis.
LEGAL IENDER -.--........J d. Elliott master
leaves Memphis Tor the. above g.
and Intermediate points .%
THIS DAY. 2lst inst, at D pm.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, AGENTS,
apSI Hromenade street, loot Jefferson.
FOR WHITE RIVER
Memphis aud Arkansas River Packet CO.
.Whlte River u $. Mail Packet,
VIII leave as aDove N
THURSDAY, 2lsb inst, at 5 pm. -
FOR Lrelgnt or passage apply on board or to
I. A. KENDIG, Agent.
20 Front St. Mosby Block.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
master
IAIs -Xcelent steamer leaves M -
Memphis as above, al&zN
THURSDAY. 2lst inst, at pm.
For freight only apply To
MART WALT q co, Agents.
apr No. 22 Front ST rect.
F92 A1KANSAs RXyEz-
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet COMPANY
United States Mail Line.
Harrison Blaisdeu Master
This splendid passenger sJsamer d.
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Business was dull to-day and no mate
rial change wss noticeable ia prices, ex.
cept a slight inquiry for meats, as will
be seen blow.
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FOR NEW

ASHs %A% gEsAEAGSs
Regular New Orleans Packet-FOr~ Vicksburg,
NaJcheZ and New Orleans.
G1OlcrOIb master,
Is now remaining al levee, and g@A
viii cave A@N
THIS DAY, 2lst inGt., at 2 pm.
hICHARD ". LIdHTBURHE, Agent,
apzl Cor. jefferson and Front ~treets.
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Louisville and New Orleans FacksBCompany-
For LOuisViile.
=. ". master 1
Thls Inc passenger PACKET leaves ~
for the above on EszzE |
THIS. DAY, 2lst inst, at 5 pm.
+ HAIR dSTAD, Agent,
ap2L No. 225S Madison street,.
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Railroad Meeting.

Pursuant TO u call heretofore pub
lished in tho columns of the CHER
AID" II large number Of citizens of
Dallas county assembled in mass
meeting, at the courthouse in Dal-
las on Saturday August Z 1860.
On motion Col. Nat. Nj. Burford
was called to tho chair and Il. G.
Bower was appointed Secretary.
The chairman upon taking his
scat briefly explained the object of
the meeting.
On motion q committee, consist
ling of Mcssrs. j. Nj. Crockett, j. j.
Good, j. A. Howell, Geo. Wilson,
W. w. Barton, S. II. Miller, A. G.
Camp, r.. A. Rawlins and VIM. Gill,
was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of tho sonsc of tho meet
ing in regard to the propriety OF
Dallas county taking immediate
steps to facilitate the building Of
Railroads into our section of the
State. a- q. a4f Ha 81
and Jndac A r Marian ha;ng lond.
: collcJ for n o@nnronr;oio odJrcss.
~ u.neJ tho n,noa 81 ns;na
nroct;cal coIcuIotcd to as'
s,st mo d;gcropt Ra;i,ooI comna.
n;cs in huiIding tbeir roods ~ Tho
earliest nossible fimc :,
TLc committees HAVING nyonarcd
r-esoIntions ronortsd the fdllow;ng
which wcro nnouimoaslv odontc5
Whereas rho central nosition of
Dallas county in the wheat growine
section of tho state recommends e
40 a suitobIc Iocolitv for fbo tracks
of ;mnortont Railroads and
IpIere6s Tbo ;mmcnso resoureoa
oftlis andibo counties lvino[ oround
II in tLo fertilitv' of soil and yorie.
ty o6 mr6dncts demands tho worry
hest means oftransnortation 10. and
communication with thc CONNER
ciaT markcts of tho world and
ULsreos, Tho resources oftLis nm
u~auaIIy rich portion of the State
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Tnc Gfcn, Msdicni mistake

Offormcr days wasi0 II utter neglect pisanilary pro
cautions. No efficient means were adoptodfor the
prevention of sickness. Sewerage was unknown in
cities drainage was rarely attempted in the cpnn-
try. Heaps of DIAL wero left to rot III the public
streets, and domestic cleanliness, the great antidotc
to febrilo diseases, was sadly neglected. 1t is not
SO now. Wise laws, philanihropic Institutions aud
a ,igilant sanitary police, have, to n great extent,
rcmcdicd the evil. Nor is this all. PREVENTIVE
MEDICATION has helped materially to lessen the rates
Of mortality. 1t is not too much-to say that TENS
or rHousNNps escape sickness in unhealthy seasons
in Tho consequence Of having INvrGoRarED THEIR
SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by a course of u~oSTETTER'S
STOMACH DlrTEDs, This pure and powerful
vegetable tonic aud alternative comprises the cx-
tracts and essences OF a variety Of roots and lerbsi
renowned for their strengthening, soothing, %vitaliz,
ing aud purifying properties. These medicinal
agents arc Incorporated with a split absolutely ice
from the acid poison which deGles, more or less, all
the liquors of commerce, and their effect is dinnsed
through tho whole frame by this active, yet harm
less stlmulant. Nhosrcsdlt is sucha condition OF
tho system as r0nders 1t all but imperyious 10 the
exterior causes Of disease, such as damp, fog, sudden
Alterations Of temperature, &c. Strength, and the
perfect regularity Of all the functions fof tho body,
are the best safe-gnards against atmospheric poison
and the effects Of unwholcsomo water, and Hos
TETFEI'S DITTERs are the best strengthening
aud regulating medicine at present known. For
dyspepan an biIous1ess they area srrcifIc Asso.
LUrE.
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CHASE VS.. IIoAR.-In tho prog
rcss of o speech by Attorney Gen
eral lIoar, before the Supreme Court
the venerable Justice Nelson in.
quircd "What is the page of the
authority from which you arc quo
ting, Mr.. Attorney GcncraII" 10
which tho man to whom OK General
Grant gavo q Cabinet place in OK
change for a library, replied: "May
it please the Court, | decline to be
interrupted in my argumont."-
Whcrcupon the Chief Justice assu-
ming upon his younger shoulders
tho affront directed at his associate
and incidentally rejecting upon the
whole bonch, brought tho Massa-
chusctts attorney to his knees at
onco by saying: "Mr. Attorney
General, you will cease in your ar
gument for the present. This Court,
rs you will learn when you have be-
come used to its amenities, reserves
tho right to question, at any time
any of its counselors on any point
whatever. Your rcjoindcr 70 the
Question of my associate is inadmis-
siblc; aud when you apologize to the
Court for language which VIC must
say was never heard hero before,
you may proceed, but not until That
is DONE" Whcrcupon the legal bully
collapsed and mcekIy begged par
don, which it pleased tho Court 70
allow.
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LAGER l--Last Saturday, Mr.. VIM. Van
grendeibcck, Of This place, drove up 10 our
Office and br,hght into the sanctum o keg
of Lager Beer, which he placed in position,
tapped, produced a couple of glasses, filled
them with the foaming beverage, and ask
cd US to try it. We did try il, and then
tried il again, and, in fact, we tried itsgy-
cral times within a very limited snacc Of
time, and deliberately came TO the conelu-
sion that it was good to take - and some
Of our friends who helped US try it join Us
10 the opinion that it is the best lager ever
made or sold in the Three Forks City,
Not being able TO try il all at once, "fOr
want Of ROOM" Mr.. v. very kindly left The
keg in our charge, and We have been en-
ioying il ever since. Our Doctor pronoun-
ees il good, (hc tired IT, and advised rs to
drink IL; %whcreoPon We Immediately
swallowed two more glasses aud Erile this
paragraph with the taste thereof sill lin
gering in our mouth. Nov our advice 10
a German friends, and the rest Of man
Kind i, hai WHEN tIey want good Lager,
juss to call on M-. y1sgrenlsrboek, Enl
sA-y can get shat hey want. lis Brew
CT 3 IN DE lover part Of i0va. Eaa HE
BreEsr. Mr. lola Boss.fi. is = erpsiisu-
csd Land Al lie basincss We nl1 suii
rsz ara iskc 9 giz1s 1L-sn
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NNNAN MN"NH
a. h nttt atn rfHtu sislh iH iHiH
thr Il sud Ca iesl dalh aaHN sui rsHn
g. ts.l nraih,
rB~nFEsTANT lfisnrAL iut hii- hsiFs
viii a. hri lh NIfsHh e.sass Hinf "a
49,. ssiak. a. H. hsFf nsmHt ~ tffh
tttl InttAlnr on Maia nftfri. haHial nhpsi o.
aus ass f,-a ate uttsk A. ~
uETunbIsr EPISCOPAL rul hth .h,su,.'
.-,,hss AZ hrilnsrR suudss "a n rfhsA r. "
al A sa,ly cAaiis isht. E-llath aAevias nsush
az u'risss A, ",
OLH saIisAlL PRESBYTERIAN fht h'h hr',
MIL nuiHoAALn. Ail hfaihai no
an M laid and hauh faliath d. sad menih'
CUMBERLAND rR%ienittklAh
u.,. A. a. nANAts, Pastel, nii tHfath slAh' "
I-,lsna p,s.l,isFian ahaish, ga thr nfhNl Ani
toutth ssiiaths Ia aarh Gauhthi sad Nt u .
uiss. ga tho lIsi AL nth ebisihsa ~ We ~-
talldiut.
Rss. ". ". uArHis gill rns'h = nia,h a ~
,h,isitan Chnnsh, Iaiias, "a lhe I'D snd iA nah'
laths II zach asnth,
ia .ash s-iutAy ;~faw NJ, al sablalh VI SSH
meath rhaiyh myoiins ahi 10 It'd,
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peiS" Peaches, ripe, juicy AMI of NAM
moth proportions are coming into our mar
ket daily, and by the wagon load, and are
sold at an average of$l por bushel. Uncle
Billy Myers, whose fruit is always good, is
u constant visitor to town, and never for
gets tho Herald Office.
Our friend, DR.. Willemct presented us
with a couple of the large rcd cling stone
variety q few days ago, each Of which meas
urod nearly ten inches round, and they
were not selected, either, but were a fair
sample Of o basketful, which, the Doctor
said he was going to put in brandy.
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Odd Fellows Cemetery
NoTICE.

VINE FOLLOWING resolutions was adopted at
Tho regular mcofing Of Dallas Lodge, No. a.
100. r., August 4, 1860.
Resoiroi, That a committee Of ono 10 appointed
10 take charge OF tic Odd fclloas Cemetery, nIrd
permit no inlcrmon therein except Odd Fellows of
their imuic liaic families.
Bro. Il. W. Hunt is appointed 10 take charge Of
the Cemetery, aud SEQ that thiJ resolution Is en-
ivrcc,'.
Ut. CAREY, NJ. c
Attest: !. X. y. REcoRD, Secretary. .
Dallas, August z, 1869 -iI:Ii
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Noticc of settlement.

III. PARKS, Administrator OF the es-
81 tate of Wm. ]. Dunn, deceased, las
filed in my Office his final account current
with said estate, together with his petition
praying to be released from further
liability as said administrator; this is
therefore, to notify all persons interested
in said estate to be and appear before The
Honorable County Court of Dallas county,
to be holden at the Courthouse in the town
of Dallas, on the last Monday, (hc 30ll
day. Of August, An. 1860, when AMI where
the same will be acted upon, and contest
the same if they think proper.
S. S. JONES, Clk. C. Q. D. C. Texas.
Dallas. Lnly 81. lSGQ-iGs3t ~.
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De5" We notice that work has been COM
mcnccd on the old Claypool Mills, in tho
lower part of town. We arc Informed that
these mills are to be made nearly new in
all their interior arrangements, and are to
have a Cotton Gin and Press attached in
time for the growing crop. Messrs. Cough
amour, C%rossley s. Co. arc the proprietors,
and will give due notice of the time when
they III commence work. They will prob
ably DO ready to grind wheat during the
coming week. ~
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- TTT- fJIIIU
NOTICES.
Butchers Lightning Fly-KflleF!
Death to the Living! Long live the Killers }
Sold Jy De0lcrs ~EUoryphere! .

I~EOIIowny's Pil,s.-Thc hot months break
down many systems that have been comparatively
vigorous d..ring tic Winter and Spring. stimulants
so often rcsorttd to, react and increase the evil
Regulate tho disordercd functions of tho stomach
and liver, and purify tho animal Iald5 with noLLo;
WAYS PIlLs, and strength, animation, energy, will
soon return. They restore tho appetite, inviSoratc
tho digestion, and are an absol Ito specific ior las l.
tudo and debility. Sold BY all DruggiatS. =
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E.aaell rem q Psigas kstAr from nasaii,

Extract from a PriVde Lstter from Haraa,
.-,.f orts Scpsdrieh Lslnnds, -sg,F1
Although the eruption is not
80 violent now, Tho volcano is d fearful
sight to behold. The rivers of lava still
flow, and the smoke from The crater asceads
in awful majesty. During this volcanic
uphcayal it has been very sickly here. A
peculiar sort Of low malarious fever, which
has grown out Of the foul, condensed yapOrs
of the volcano, has prevailed to al alarm
ing extent, aud at one time It was feared
it would depopalate the island. But for
tunately, n sea-captain calling here for
suprlics) distributed PLANTATION Births
to the suffering, and quick and thorough
cures were the result. The news spread
like wihd-fre. Slessrssc bing-Takin & Coz
Commission Merchants, had these Diiicrs
for sale. In a shosi shasaheir ofaes was
besiesed and their suFpls exhausted. a
stcar,cr was disrstchoi-i5 San Francisco
~ ordor 81 he Hospital Dcpafincht and q
new aga ~eacrInoua supply stiaintd as soon
aspossible. frCn HAT moCchttle seoarge
vas sfared. Mt Eaosher f1tal caFt oeerr-
e.. aud he cpidcmie hnsEgF enfAelt dis
aarearei. l. this ron1snnlrtmedy
Known in yOnr city, hope e. trfthn
sure care foraH feTers end N nn6s SEX
ness. zee nay tel your fdehH - fna
$3.50 IN
Htasoiia H41m-FeisI % hs
i181orll tumaA CyiE 1L1 sd -
Arff fLc.rE
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Islrnr. nf

gentleman who suffered Ter years froin NS'ou.
Debility, Premature Decay. aud allitic efsetso o.
youthful indiscrciion, will. for the sake Of ~suficiiHe
humanity, send free 10 all who need it, the reociFs
and directions for making the siupio remedy BY
which he was cursd. sunsrers Hishins 70 profit By
the advertisers saerieave. can do 50 by addressing
In pcTfeet confidence, JOHN i. OGDEN
No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
June L. 1sC9-s9Iy.
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n HAVE LOST the Headlight Certificate
Of Ruberf Smith, for three hunired and
twenty acres Of land granted 10 him by the
Board of Land Commissioners for the
county Of Rcd River, and dated November
T., 1853, No. lO7, Field Notes Numbered 81.
This certificate was located on Cut Bgud
Greek, in Red hirer county. by sail saith,
ana said land sold 20 8 SWIM, bai for he
wait Of the reiafn Of the feid notes said
location was forfeited aud The land bccane
vacant. Said eerlihcAte i nov the prop
eriy d the heirs 20 said 9 sviak hitis
not heard from within sixty days from this
date. apriicntion viii he taaie TO he Com
missioner II 10 General Land Nhre iof
q durIieatr. oEe u SaiSE
nue % RI hrs aft lai4l A----4
Bsii- 5rij u i-t- he
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nAp inadvertently, the Senior failed last
week TO tender the thanks Of himself and
his 'bcttcr-half," to some kind friends who
favored them with o very delightful and
acceptable %scrcnadc, on Wednesday night
pf lust week. Thanks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

II will lie seen by his card in to-day's pa
per that DR.. II. Z. CAMPBELL has removed
his Office 10 the first room, up stairs, Of the
handsome new brick building of Mcssrs.
Castor s. Camp, at the Railroad corner,
where The Doctor may be found at all times
when not professionally absent.
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C~oTToS.-Col. George Wilson informs US
that there arc 172 acres Of cotton planted
in tho immediate neighborhood Of Cedar
Hill, all of which is looking extremely
well, and with no accident win make nearly
if not quite, q bale TO tho acre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

De- Tho new blacksmith shop of our
friend, 10. Mcconnell, is going up rapidly,
and looms up rather. larger than We antici-
patcd. It is to lie a two story building,
md when finished, we will make a nolo of
the same.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

YGyBE UNDERSIGNED having btcn duly
appointed Administrator of tho estate
of D.. a. Gray, latcofl Dallascounty, Texas,
deceased, 4 a regular term of the Probate
Court of said county, holden for the Prg.
bate and other like purposes, on the zyih
day Of March, A. d. 1869, hereby notifies
ali persons indebted TO said estate TO make
immediate payment; aud those having
.claims against. the same 10 present thea,
duly auIheniicated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, OF they will be Postponed
as the Law directs. This itb day Of August,
Ap. 1869. J.S s. GRAY,
Administrator.
: Dallas, August !, les9-isStaN
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rsaos ia rsssiau No, 5, halias taAai1' AZ lbe
gnsuins jui! eiogitun,
We sra Eaiharinol And I~iluesiul ~ pprruusf
MEREDITH MYERS Lfin - q u~.hll4aio ~
lnsiioa y flip fsaps IN fFeeinsl Av,3 ,, Al lho sA'nira
BAL! e'e- WVa,
ne ars AnilAflfni anl T~hlnesirl 70 annuuner ~
NJ. nVgnErT, o. a wuhlhts iT iuriite ~ TIE
reado la rTocipd No.. :, \l-aueriel al IT, ar
pUa,hius election,
ron COUNTY TREASURER.
W. aro anihorlfcl ani requested 10 announce ,
piuknry Thumas, asa candidate &c fu,aHuIrF u
Dallas cupHiy, NJ ibo eleeiion Ia No" ml<T rsA''
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rG-would IL not be well for Dallas 10
have a representative in tho Commercial
Convention which meets In Louisville, Ky
In October next? We have been spoken 10
by several prominent gentlemen Of this city
on the subject, and second the suggestion
as being c~minently proper anil here 10
SEQ a mOySmoG. In that direction. The
subject 9. me roulc Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad through Texas will be one Of the
main subjects of discussion at that Con.
v%cntion, ss ii was at New Orleans, aud
Dallas is deeply interested in that enter
prise. If VIC may be allowed q suggestion,
wclhink it would be proper FOR IN adjourn
cd meeting Of tho Railroad Convention, to
he called at some convenient limo not far
hence 10 appoint some one. The appointee
should be a representative man ofthis Sec
ton, and city, one Unidentified with The city
aud county Of Dallas. We make the sug-
g%cstion and hope il will be acted upon.
p. S.-Sincc writing the above tho fol-
lowing call FOR. a meeting to appoint II del
cgatc 10 the Louisville Convention, has bech
handed in:
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TIE Aireriiser, having hcen restored 10 health Ia
a fN uaeks, - a very shape remedy, alter having
sD-rine seserai gears With 4 severt ims ahtiion,
and HAT dread disease, consumption-is anxious %
make hnoen 10 his fslo~ sufferers TIE means Of
cure.
rrr-erirtiyn n-ed lifee Of charss4, With the dircc
rons Or preparing add usins TIE Eame- which Thy
VII fnia str1 clEr Fon Co-Eturrioz, AsIEnA,
Drsxcnf4is SIC 1he Object e 1hs alserti-er -
ernairs ti- prescription is % ic1esi de afflicted,
~ Hr.aliaisruaii0n Ehieh BE- cyucoros 90 ~ IN.
tiulis -nA hetrrs e,e1 shr Ill fJ hh
uatl 81 AS ihem nafhine and my rrs's
sEin- Izrn.s 4 isliu= d. ~Isesgfisr- sfh
49, alir- E-s BDaALpA EihSu4,
Hls AL - So t4a
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mllss hoa isau. las sias shesn u Ht'sIai
hollis iakea frees lis liil iis has ia ra
asns shish hs saysais Esel TO- = hale 10
no ASS.
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TriuII, Cannrrn,e.

D,llAs ptsrEiF-rnHA Rai 40 ~ UtAEFtRlN
MrrIlsas TuE THI iE,g io2,
nlaiTlt GentNh,s-AuEusi lpih ss-al NAhluA'
u, Kinar, CirrGit-AWaisisl ti aud sa-al hahlua'
Shrt man sialiun -AnsHst esth AID 3ih-a, fhfi'
man, Ma. a. NuuAa, Presiding Lldrr'