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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

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In no previous year has there been such
y strong competition among all the leading
sewing Machine Manufacturers Of this country
ana ,Enr9pe,as the PIeseut, Atan tho prin.
oipai Exhibitions and Fairs they met and con
testodfo the Prem ium on Family Sewing Ma.
chimes, and thoresultw was unanim ously In IA
yor OF the Florence Reversible Feed Lock
Stitch FAM Sewing Machine. Itreoeiyed the
First and Highest Prize rs the host Family
Saving MHehine ut the following Exhibitions,
via; Exposition Universolle, Paris american
Institute Fair, Now YORK, New England Agri
eniturAi Fair, at Providence, r. I. the New
YORK State Fair, at, Butf,l tho Great Annual
Fairs OF New England, via, that OF the Me-
chnniqP Assooiatiop, at Lowell Mas sac husetts,
and the FAR Of the Mary land Institute, AZ Bal.
tlhore, hiehclosed Afour.weeks' Session on
tie 18th. OF Noyembsr,t tho superiority Of the
FLORENCE was again on irmed BY the Com
mittee on Sewln6 Machines, who unanimously y
awarded to itthe"GOun MEDAL, y the hiphl
SstpriEo theInstitute confers.
II would Seem as IL this success sion OF III.
umphs should be sufficient TO convince every
unprolg9icod pqIa sou 9f the great superiority
fthe Fi.oREN6 Z overall others as Family
Sowing Machine. Tul 9jSI 'ltoda
A written warranty ia glvon TO tho purchaser
that the, Machine WILL DO Alb that Ia claim
ed forit, and ehodld IL fa1. IL viii DO taken
back and tho MONEY REFUNDED. 1Cg \
GEO. II. SMITH, Jr., Agent,
oaipe with, srosG n co!, Hoop Skirt
EnstOFy, LsneSstsrS, Ohio. yaw
aug 70 ''Oloe7a-@, ,Is9GW bua sud
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Grateful for the long gconti nuod and immo onso
patronage received at the hands Of the peo.
pie OF Fairfield and the adjoining counties, W.
shall coptinus our accustomed sfforpto give
solicitation, b., furnishing good goods at low
prices, and untirirg attention TO tho wants o
~ EEBER, KurZ 4 ULRIcK.
Lancaster, Juno ., lsCo-tfll rll
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

, There are l,420 hands and s2,,
100000 capital employed inIphC
book and newspaper publishing
business In Cincinnati. :
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
ITO CONSERVATIVES

D. H11tH $40
THE. Advertiser. having, been restored to
hsaithin afsw weoks, BY q worry simple RENE.
dy, after having suffered several years with q
severe lung affection, aEd that dread disease
Oonsumption-is anxious to mako known to
hisioliow- sufferers the means ofoure. 80
To allwho desire II, he wi II send n copy o
thepre9cription used tfrec OF CHARGE, withths
ditections for preparing and using thesamo,
whioh they will find a sURE cURE FoR CossunP.
ZION, ,AsTHnA, BHosoHIrIs, eto The object Of
the advertiser nsendlng the Prescr ri pton Is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which heapbeeivesyto he inyaluab ableii and he
|hnrgseiery suierfIvill try fhlsfsip sdy, as II
VII e6atth6m n0ehibs, andinay prove q bless-
ing.
Parties wishingthe presc iption, will please
addfest t'"Ap Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Ki hgs county, Nek York.
nay 10 oet-N QIk lIIID
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

s,lb.gM .,i Mr.. II. Bipgham,o Of Msbaheville,
10 ~ O says that he plants,potato
-aS,9GFhe fAfl, end raises 800 bushels
.opersacre' sy ,,,.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The yield Of gold and silver
from our mines, Is about $4,000.
600 less this year than last. m
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

=, Dealer in Groceries aud Provisions, north
east corner OF Chestnut and O olunnbus streets.
A full assortment Of staple and family q arocer :
les alwnvs on hand. Coantry PIoduee Wanted.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The Republicans Of, Indiana will
81 bold their State Convention on
the 22d Of February .e.5..i siH.. s..s ,ss
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16
AUcT1oNEER...

i. GEO. GRAHAM, general Auctioneer, offers
ty. Hawill attend and cry sales Of All Kinds
whenever required, on reasonable terms. He
may be addressed at Carroll, Ohio, aud all Ap-
phcatious for his services will receiyeprompt
attention. .s'r'.5..
August 26th,. 1860 IT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30


sTwe publish to-day the address of the
Central Democratic Committee of Texas.
The Austin State Gazette in publishing it.,
makes the following remarks which We
most heartily endorse.
II is hardly necessary for us to
say that it meets with our entire
concurrence. We believe it to be
in unison with the feelings and
judgment Of all the members Of the
Committee except Mr.. Stuart, who
is the candidate of tho third ticket
and, perhaps, tho only one left on it..
We hope it will BIO extensively re-
published and read by the dcmocra-
cy throughout the State. 1t is not
long, though it contains much good
advice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
tw-Gen. Hamilton spoke at Houston on


t&"Gen. Hamilton spoke at Houston on
tho 2lst to large and enthusiastic Assem-
bly,. We find the speech published in full
in the Galveston News of the I'D, and would
like to publish it, if We were not SO over
nrdened with other matter Of local interest
Gen. Davis was to have been present, but
did not come to time. The correspondent
of the News says: ...-.. ....-.
Tho courthouse was crowded, to
its utmost capacity, with the best
citizens of the city, and many per-
sons from distant sections of the
State. We do not pretend to follow
ing the General, and can but forward
Il very meagro and unsatisfactory
outline ola most mastery argument.
After the conclusion of Gen. Hamil-
tons speech Gen. Parsons attempted
TO address tho crowd, but such cries
of turn out the light and got out, "
and "Carter, Carter" met his efforts
that most of the persons present re-
tired without giving him an oppor-
tunity to define his position.
1t is generally conceded here that
Gen. Davis had no intention of meet
ing his antagonist when the appoint
ment was made, and while some OF
the small fry politicians are inclined
to view this maneuvro. of Gen. Davis
as mastery move the better in
formed and more fair minded regard
ed it as unworthy the standard bear
er ola respectable party and to some
extent it will injuro the rccusant
candidate. .... ........
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

p% Bsllotings for U. S. Senator COM
menced in tho Tennessee Legislature on
the goth, on which day two ballots were
had, on the las. johnson receiving Al;
Etheridge %, and 80 scattering among
some FIVE or six others. On the 2Ist, four
balloiings were had, resulting on the last
ballot, Johnson, AZ; Ethsridgc, 81; and the
rest scattering. On the last ballot the
Stokes men voted en- mdsse for Elheridge, in
the hope Of forcing Johnson from the race.
Private advices in Washington on the 22d
say that Johnson's friends are confident Of
making up the seven lacking votos, and
his admirers throughout the State are re-
Joicing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

e0rJOhn Z. Conner, we believe, will be
elected to Congress iron, this District, Tut
not without earnest, Iealous work on the
part Of his friends. The opposition to
him, though certainly respectable, is not
strong enough to defeat him, II his friends
will turn out in old-fashioned style and do
their whole duty. Although truly = young
and young. look ing man, he 10 fully eligible,
comes OF unmistaknbly Democratic stock,
has done good service in the past, and We
have full faith in his intention to remain
in the State and become q thorough Texan
by adoption. lie is, smphatically, m able
eloquent, forcible and popular speaker, and
everywhere he has appeared on the stump,
II seems he has, tea great extent, disarmed
opposition and made host OF friends. We
are satisfied that II he shall he elected as
our Representative in the Congress Of the
United States, oil our interests will be safe
in his hands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

3D. thfy i.si sifht ~ ihs fssl siiut
tinn aH.i iiHfuItirs which sufrHuni
us N ihe fHarsf. Witch Ties o.
tnmmenl D. f,lluasi, n tan ouiY
q salt iu tHhiiunanfe n miliiafF
rule ~ hurihl and repuruant a.
all unr lrWio We l,sliureihe run.
tsuurr io have brsn 10 advised un.
aulhnTifri and in 0pp0sliion 4" tie
fvliugs - a large msiuriiv a the
domwralir party Of feAas A.
such iis action il entitled a. no
consideration and shOuld be- lTUmpl-
Ia repndia,ed,
la Vunrlnsiun, We submit nHT con
yirtion, that, la nO period II their
lives, have the people Of Texas been
called upnn FIR aclion "a deliberate
aud tree hOm passion and Prulndl-
CTS as the present, A false step,
whether il proceeds from l0o keen
a memory 1T the past, or from lelh-
argy and indifference, may enlail
the m0st disastrous consequences,
l.c, every man then e0nseienliOusly
perform his whole duty, ,lisrariing
that spirit Of bitterness, which has
heretofore too much characterized
all parties, eullivaiing more friend
~ FEELING, one for another, and for
getting the differences of tho past,
which arose from secession and were
determined by tho sword, Thus
shall we be- enabled TO restore our
State to the Union, establish peace
aud order throughout her borders,
aud advance tho prosperity aud
happiness Of all.
". NJ. WALTON,
4 ~. 49,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
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u the RshIhliss, ElliO,i, ThOmss 4 Tai
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u 80 per shHun, currency
AsIAvE's HosS MA0AIlSE, for N0ysm-
bsr,-bsauIifali illustrations, fashion plates,
Asw musis. aud choice light literature for
ladies, sOmpTiss the contents Of Ihismsga,
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10 sHunsrais, T. :, Arthur aud Virginia
., rswHssHd editors,
OSeE A.. MoSTH, an illustrated nagariAs
Of good rsailus for the peoPle,-ffssh, ra-
ey, Instructive, curious and progressive,
7, s, Arthur, editor,
rus cuILpHsss IlOrR, an illustrated
msgsIins, for children, pure in lis tone,
Instructive aud attractive.
All three Of the above magazines are
Published by 7. &, Arthur 4 Son, Philadsl-
phia. We slrb with each OF them at the
following prices The hrnALp and Al.
thurs Home Magazine, or Once a Monil
for IS 90 per Annum, The llERALp aud
The childsn's Hour, for IS, specie, per
snnum. Now 10 the time for making up
clubs for 1870. Once a Month aud The
childrsns Hour, excellent as they have
been, " III present new attractions In the
coming year. Once Month will be en-
largsd and the quantity OF reading matter
and illustrations increased.
IIrpGiSd AND HIpasa PLANTS ~ rug
SournEhS SrArrs, TssiLIARLr TREATED,
by Thomas Afieek. Houston. lGG9.-
4. II. Gushing.
This is little booi Of io5 pages, very
clearly and elsanly printed, and elegantly
bound in cloth, with ornamented back and
gilt title. II Is written in the. exceedingly
easy, plain and pleasant style peculiar 10
IL, author, who, nlasl Is laid beneath the
flowers he loved and cherished, never more
10 rise until the grave shall give up its
dead. Any one possessing this valuable
little volume can soon know all that is
worth knowing about hedge plants and
hedging. II Should be in the hands Of
every practical farmer in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

~ rhe November number of"Peterson 8
Magazine is already on our table. 1t has
beautiful steel engraving, "The Messen-
ger Of Love- illustrating q powerfully
written story. The colored steel fashion
plate is one Of the most beautiful we have
ever seen, even in this tasteful magazine.
There lie also pattern for Tidy, TO be
worked in Java canvass, printed in the ap
propriate colors; this alone is worth the
price Of the number. The literary contents,
as always in this magazine, are from the
very best authors. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens
continues her mastery Hovelet, "Marie
Antoinette's Tslismsn." Frank Lee Bene-
dict gives several more chapters Of "Kate's
Winter in Washington" Mrs. R. Harding
Davis has powerful tale, and Daisy Vent
nor charming love story. With this mum
Der we have the Prospectus for 1870. The
price is but two dollars year. To clubs,
the terms are cheaper still, VII; four copies
for Sc 90, or eight copies for 81 co. in
the first case large-siIed engraving be-
ing given as q present, to the person get
ting up the club; in the last, an extra copy
Of the Magazine, in addition to the engrav-
ing. This engraving is very bessiful
one, lsrge-sired for framing, its subject q
child ai prayer at it's mothers knee, its
title, sour Father Who Art In Heaven"
Specimen copies Of "PetersOus Magazine
ar, sent gratis to those wishing to get up
clubs. Nor "a the tine 10 get up eisb' for
1870. Address, Chss- }. Peterson, sO6
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

II Il . L n Il vi I'm Ss
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Dalids
County, Greeting:
WHEREAS, heretofore, to-wit at the
w Fall Term, AID. 1867, of the Dis
trict Court of Dallas county, David Castor
instituted his suit of trespnss to try title
against Richard Wilson, for the recovery
of certain lands lying in said county of
Dallns, as we'll us damages for rents and
trespasses upon same in the sum of one
thousand dollars, said lands containing
eighty acres, more or less, one tract being
40 acres out Of the Southeast quarter Of the
West hnlf Of Hiram BENEFITS surv'y, md
one other tract, containing 40 acres, being
the Northeast quarter of tho Mckinney
and Williams survey, II miles West of the
town of Dallas, in the vicinity of Grape
Vine prairie, between the West and Elm
forks Of Trinity river, and decided to said
David Castor by Lewis Castor; and where
as, afterwards said David Castor died, and
at the Spring Term, AID. 1869, of said
District Court Of Dallas county, death of
plaintiff was suggested, and Mary, Catha-
rine Rose ard Jack Castor, by their Uncle
and next friend, L. ii. Castor, wero made
parties plaintiff; AMI whereas, oath has
tHlb uuy UccH poioiO W - ~ 3 =
Record, Attorney of record Of said l.. II.
Castor, that the residence eff said Richard
Wilson is unknown to this nffiant, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him; you are therefore COM
handed that you, by making publication
of this writ in the Dallas HERALD, q news
paper published in the town Of Dallas,
county of Dallas, during four successive
weeks before the return day thereof, sum
mon tho said Richard Wilson 10 bs and ap-
pear before the District Court Of Dallas
county, on the first day Of the next term
thereof, to be holden at the Courthouse, in
the town Of Dallas, on the 10th Monday
after the 2nd Monday in August, AID. 1869,
to answer the complaint of the said L. ii.
Castor, MS aforesaid.
Herein fail not, and Of this writ due re-
turn make, of how you have executed the
same. ....... -
- Given under my hand aud Off
SEAL cial seal, at office, in the town Of
wv Dallas, this 2Sth day Of October,
AID, 1869. NJ. THEVENET,
elk D. G. y. Co. Texas.
Came TO hand same day issued. Dallas
HERALD will make publ cation Of this writ
for four successive weeks ...
Mr.. wINNIFORD,
Sheriff Dallas county, Texas.
Dallas, Oct. 20, 1S69-7:4w
Printers fee, SIS, specie. " -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
Administrator Notice.

HAVING been appointed Administrator
iii Of the estate Of Sylvia Hull deceased,
by the County Court Of Dallas county, At
the September term, 1869. ! hereby notify
and require all persons having claims
against said estate, 10 present the same
within the time prescribed BY Law, or they
will be barred. m ga
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Administrator.
Dallas, Oct. 30, ls69-7.6r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
90 DALLAS
Planning and Saw MILL,

BETWEEN MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
ONE BLOCK EAST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
vVNHE UNDERSIGNED have now in OPP
Grafton n frst-class Planning Mill, and
propose 10 dress Lumber for the public
cheaper anil better than IL can be done by
hand
Also, a Circular Saw, and Turning
Lathe, aud are prepared to saw lumber
and do turning in rood Of all kinds TO
order.
We also propose TO furnish materials
and baild al styles OF Frame Buildings
that may be desired. Plans and Speeih-
cstions, together with estimates for lumber,
made ThEE or CHARGE.
bsgs and DOor-Framts, Sash and Win
dOE-Frtmes, Nantes, Blinds, te.,
made 20 order on satisfactory terms.
Persons who contemplate building will
consult their interest BY giving rs . call,
We have
NJ a G HI L ~ L. R "
Of various kinds for mailing al tbs .bsrs
worn. all driven ~ sissm power, snd ear
therefore offer special Inducements IS "a
prices.
BE W. guarantees satisfaction in al
vort done " ne.
~Spscisl stieptiss given 10 Es.kins
Ce@ns vbrn called for.
TN PARKER & sRo.
Dallas Texas Jelly = fs-c- isSn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

eDrIt has been charged upon the Hon.
Albert II. Latimer, candidate for Lieut..
Governor, that he was secretly favorable
to the Davis faction, and if ele,ted would
play into their hands. We have seen pri-
vate letters from Judge L., in which he
emphntically denies the charge, brands ii
rs false, and asserts that he is warmly in
favor of the election of Gov. Hamilton,
and the most liberal policy under the re-
acts of Congress. We make
this statement in justice TO the Judge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
A Great Bargain offered.
A Steam Merchant Mill and Saw
Mill for Sale.

WILL SELL the above property for less
u than the machinery cost in Galveston.
There are two run fOek capable Of grind.
Ing 500 bushels grain in " hours, with IA
or cord Of wood. A saw capable Of saw.
ing iO0n feet lumber per day aud good
demand for lumber at ~ COPPER hundred
feet, all In good order. The cylinder 10
newly bored out and new boiling cloths.
The boiler Is 80 feet long, ~ inches diane.
ter, used about years, The cylinder Is
i2i inch bore. The Mill House Is 40 by 81
feet long, built with a vieW Of putting In =
set Of cards, Power sufficient Of running
the mill AMI set Of cards or gin. There
are also two good dwelling houses aud
some out houses for haLds, 200 acres good
timber land, also about l25 or 100 head
Of hogs good stock, Berkshire crossed on
GraIier. J. W. ELLErr.
Dallas, Oct. 2, lsG9-3:3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
LIMEI IIMEII

vIvHB UNDERSIGNED would inform the
III public, that be has nov and will keep
constantly on hand . good supply Of Lint,
dry and ready for use, which be viii sell
II the rate Of sl2 per hundred bushels, or
Is cents per bssbsl for . smaller quantity.
He il provided, at his place At the Dallas
Springs, with a good sbed 20 keep The lime
dry ard in good condition- He solicits
the Ft.roB.es 81 the public
- - JOHN BARBER.
Bali,., Oct. 80, ls55LTssm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
MY The Louisiana Military Academ

eay- The louisiana Military Academy,
three miles North Of Alexandria, q State
institution, was totally destroyed by fire
on the l4th inst. Tho library was all that
was saved out of the building. The fire
was supposed to be the work Of an incen-
diary. Tho cadets, it is stated, have been
furloughed for thirty days, until new
building can be obtained. Baton Rouge is
the place spoken Of for the location.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

EN-Lake's Hippo Olympad and NAM
moth Circus is in Northern Texas, and
will perform at Mckinney on the 9th Of
November. Lake claims that his circus is
"ihe King Bee show of America" and
comprises 2G5 men, women, children and
horses. Certainly lie knows how TO adver-
tise, taking up some two columns in each
paper along his line. Look out for the
Big Show, as We presume it will hardly
avoid Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
%we return thank, to cur old tim

~We return thanks to cur old time
friend, Capt. joins +. HILL, Secretary of
tho Northeast Texas Agricultural and
airy ticket to visit tho Third Annual Fair
of that society which was held at the Fair
Grounds near Mount Vernon, Titus county,
on the 10Th inst. 1t was no fault Of his
that our ticket did not reach us until after
the Fair was held-that we charge to Uncle
Sans slow mail lines. 1t would have
given US pleasure 10 have been present aud
enjoyed the hospitality Of our old friend,
but coming on, rs it did, during the same
week as our own Fair, Of course it would
have been announcement to have been there,
even If our ticket had reached us in time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

eI- The Legislature Of Virsinia on the
29th inst, went into in election for United
States Senators, and elected Ii. Gov. JSo.
T. LEWIS, for the long term, and Jso. W..
JoHssox, for the short term, over Alex.
Sharp and L. II. Chandler, the Wells Re
publican candidates. The election was BY
a strict party v.te, with the exception Of
the Wells members who voted for Lewis
and johnson. A dispatch says the Presi-
dent, in conversation with Cabinet ON
GERS, expressed satisfaction with the result
Of the election. The Legislature ADJOURN
cd on the 2Oth, TO NEE, on the second 1uss-
day af,er Congress shall admit the State
into the Union. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
NEW BARBER SHOP.

vVHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in
i forms the citizens Of Dallas, that he
has opened n Barber Shop in the building
Of Mr.. J. NJ. Rrown, - the North side OF
the Public Square, where he is prepared TO
do all work in his line in the best style
He SELECTS the patronage Of the public.
l-- JAMES AFFORD.
Dallas, Oct. 30, 1see-7:4t -.-.. .-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

pa5- The Denton Monitor learns that
Sergeant Lockncr was found murdered,
three miles west of Hog Eye, Wise county,
on the morning Of the 2lst inst. He was
evidently murdered while asleep, being
shot through the head.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

0~Ths steamship Sierra Nevada, from
San Francisco for San Luis, October ID,
was wrecked. Tho passengers and crew
arrived at San Francisco on the 22d. The
papers and treasure on board were saved,
but the passcnge lost oil their baggage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
TaYlOr'A Monitor.

psT- Persons in this vicinity indebted to
the Austin State Gazette office, for sub
scription, can settle tho same at tho HER
AID Office, by applying to -
JOHN W, SwINDELLs.
Dallas, Sept. 25, 1S69-2,f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

M III. Washington county Agrieuitu-
raj soc.eiy held tie FIRST Annual Fair in
Brrph,m last week, and proved complete
suoe,ss. A grand baby shOs came o. on
ih. bird DAY, in which there we're four
teen eomp.iiiors- The babies Of Mrs X. =
co,psa. and Mrs. ions l. NcSEEsrs took
n. p-.uium,. Our old friend, Col AsHBrt
gxrTu ana Gen. RIPPLE, Of The o. s; Army,
,is,J bya eomniti.s Of ladies, acted as
Judges T.I,.us5. Elovs proved Vieio-
u,gs u n. gard FlOfins naieh-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
Notice.

HAVE LOST The Land Certificate No.
i 10 -s19, issued BY the Connissieser Of
the General Land Ofbee o. -she SAFE Of
Texas, 10 the Houston IBp and Brsroria
Railway Company, on ths Sd day Of March,
A. d. 1853, Tor siX .hupdrsd ard forty acres
Of land. Ifsaid certificate is not found
within the tine prescribed BY law, I shall
spfly fer q dzplicats thereof
JAS. n SWINDEILS.
Lancaster Teas.