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Candidate ~ The On - VI bi.iTist fiuTk ~ lali AZ
r'yliy ~ iLs rnsains L'sSiiua Ia ae'satsT,
FoR JUSTICE az TnE PEACE,
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candidate Sf Justice VI tbs Fsaes in frssiHri No,
4, Dallas county
We are AuIhoriEed to snnaunee john JACKSON
a. nahdidsie tr Justice u the f-sN. In fTeoinei
NJ, 4, az the ensuing November slvrIian,
We are saiLsris.i aud tslaas,sA 10 ARReuRos
JOS, s. SrHOfliER Ass candidate foT lusliet of the
rraes 10 PTeinet 80 s, p.iias County, A. the
ensuing Neyshbef election,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
tn Cou.umptiss.

The Advertiser, hssiRE i.r.h RESTORED 70 he.lh =
fsw sesks, by IsIy shape Tsmriy' AtsI 49,
suffsTinE several years With sfNsrs lnns shes'
aud that drssa disrass, tonsumpilea-ls shA~.a ~
make kuown ~ HE islls~-'ans'sF' 'Ae 'A''"' "
cure, 80
To all Who d..ir. n, he ~ill send esy 81 me
pr scrirtion u.sd (fFse " chATsrl, With me ~
lion. ~ preparing aud nsnE the sane, which ih''
nj ! mud sIEI cuEr TeE cos.vsrTios, AsihhA'
DIoScnITs, ste. Tho Object Of ihs advertiser 10
ending the prescription 10 To bsnsnt the amtsisd'
n pr id Information whieh he eonesi'ss 10 10 To-
valuable aud he hope. every .nnsfrf vii trS bis
rsm'dy. 10 ~ili cost them nothing, snd sAy prove
a Lls.,ing Parties Wishing the RIs.sIlptlsn. will
A 90 address Rty, EDWARD A, WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings coaniy, St~ York,
June ~, ls69-51ly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
baron Tuesday night o, the Fair week

nI~On Tuesday night OF the Fair week,
the DALLAS TmEsPIAS CoRPs gave m en-
tertainment, for the benefit of the PRorEs-
TASr EPISCOPAL CHURCH Of this place,
which netted something like twenty-five
dollars, specie. The pieces performed were
1.-THE Toodles" and "The Nischievous Mig
GER" and the characters in each were we'll
sustained by the young amateurs.
We understand that the CoRrs will re-
new their exhibitions occasionally during
the winter, and as the proceeds, after sx-
penses are paid, are intended solely for
charitable purposes, the Thespian Corps
should be literally sustained. 81.
Their next performances viii be given
during the ensuing session Of the District
Court, in which the Interesting and anus
ing Trough Diamond will be introduced.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

The fame Of the eelvbraisd Pl,SFATIoE
BTTERs has no PaTAiisl in the history Of
Medicine, The thousands upon thousands
u battles that are made sud sold daily 10
but proof positive Of their wonderful viz
tues, Thousands Of certificates can be
produced showing the efficacy aRd ssTlAiA-
~ Of the cures which they eject, and the
Medical Fraternity, usually 30 jealous VI
anything which causes psrsons 10 iAink
aud doctor for lhsmssles. are eompsllsd 10
acknowledge their wonderful virtues, aud
prescribe them under other names. They
are sold By all Druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

Texas BAPTIST STATE CosvESrios.-The
following resolution passed this day, with
out n dissenting voice;
Re,Oired, That aner full and free dis.
cussion, we are satisfied that il is imprat-
ticablc, now or at any future time, to re-
move baylor University or Baylor Female
College.
A true copy from tho Minutes go.
O. Ii. 7. GARRETT,
Rec. Secretary Of I. D. $. c.
Galveston, October s, 1859.
Dsy-Papers throughout the State please
copy. ........
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ia MisAsui. ultfs sht hss fftnis AL
sisiisfs. fhF lfatts 80 sfrciiouaie faith
~ sol huihsr, hraihsrs eel sister, lrsiifs
large riTtlr VI iTiruls 10 usarh hsT less
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friends az sssuIsi ihsi she died 10 ihs
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49,. Louis MAJ Rspubliean. plsase e0py.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

ET See the card in to-days paper Of
the well-known CRY HOTEL, which has re-
Gently been rcftted and greatly improved,
and is now open for the reception Of guests
II. A. Lowry, proprietor. Friend Lowry
says he solicits, and intends to deserve,
share of patronage. Call aud see him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
R,rer. Of Meath.

A srntlsmsh sho suHsTsi isT ysaT' i''n NsENsa'
Debility, rTsmatsEs p'oAy, ana ~ The Snos'' q
ysu,hfsi n tisrIsiish, ~i'. fsr he .akssi suIiss
humanity, .shi fIs1 tssi, Nhs ned il, ne Tssir'
snd diTssIisn. fsF makiHs the simpis Ismsds ~
uh Oh hs SIS cured, hansTsTs sishing 10 pTsht .
tho adysIIssTs kIsIitEss. esH ~ - - .isIrsslls
IA psIfret eunndrnF, JOHN u, oobhN,
No, a. CssiaT siNsi, Nss fsTk,
June ls, lsU9-J9ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

TnE TouRSANESTs.--Duri the late
Fair there were Two tournaments. Thurs
day. l3 knights. W. II. Sloan, victor.
Prize, twenty dollars. Saturday. 10
knights. MINOR John I. Ault, VICTOR
prizc, twenty dollars. ------- -
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pgAitention is called to the adser,i.,

pG~Aitention is called to the advertise
lnent Of James Afford, more familiarity
known as "Jupiter,'' We basopesed q
barber shop on the North side of the Pub
lie Square. -l- EEL
II hair grow irOublous 70 The manly head
10 whiskers Ger the face luIuriapt spread
IL flowing locks require The training hand,
Or sught that BARRIERS store or skill con-
nsud, ~ &c 49,
Just give black Jupiter a show,
AL icsi hissF his ready skll % know.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

ca Mcssrs. Crossley, Coughanour & Co.,
nj the City Mills are now pr,pa' cd to gin
Cotton in any quantity, and request oil,
who wish to favor them with work to bring
in their cotton. ~ S..rt.b
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

RsSr Our carrier, W. II. Hall, viii have q
Christmas. and-New Year Address to his
Patrons, written by the most accomplished
Poets Of the State, and elegantly printed
in black aud colors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

gsY- Little Tommis Walker is in fine
health anil gay humor, and his daddy has
a large stock Of superb fall and winter
goods, in his store, west side Of the public
square. See the goods.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

Bay On the 18th inst, the machinery of
NJ. NJ. Morrow, in this city, ginned 1860
pounds of cotton, for Mr.. johnson, who
Ives on Duck Greek, turning out 600
rounds of lint. Hard to beat. ,...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

Es5-John Loupot advcrtisss the reception
of II large assortment of new groceries of
every kind, as will be seen in our paper
to-day. Call and see what he has got.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoSCERS.-Brcih-
Zen and visitors who attend the approach
ing session of the Northwest Texas Com
ference held ut Weatherford, will report Mt
A. s. Fain's Store, to receive apartments
10 their homes. s. T. HALE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

De- Hon. Joshua johnson Of Titus coun-
ty, mn aspirant for Congressional honors,
addressed the pt ople If this county q: the
Fair Grounds, on Friday of Inst week. We
did not hear him. "f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

nT We tender our thanks to Mrs.
d. T. ZINES, for present Of bucket Of
superior fresh butter, the same which
1 pOk the premium at the late Fair. We
s-eed not say that il vss rweei, fine and
well deserving Of the premium, for we
were one Of the committee that gave il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

RaY-Thc weather continues cool and
cloudy, with Indications Of rain. A COOL
rain now would be of advantage TO the
wheat that is sown. Er.r..r .r.i. o.
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Iriuii, Csufrrsass,

mana. nl,VEtgt.-TuVEa HasSR 80 QtAETtHtf
MIEIisas IoR Tut pAIAs h'Is'sl'
n.ll.. st.ttsA-GstalsI adFi sHi siih-si hsll.s
ssys1s CiTeniI-fyid-y aud Sunday "''ops' i'A'
ana s!tL-at Lyah's, -,,,-y,,..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

Bishop wighiman will preach at the
Methodist Church in Dallas, on Sunday
tue nth day Of November neIi, at lol
o'clock A. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

bszr Aiisntiou is called 10 the Advertise
- rIi u JuLl haitisr, uho offers = quaH-
iiIy q sooi lime iur sale At bis place nssr
Dallss Sprihss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
NO MORE LUMBER

Brick Cheaper than Pine LunLerl
GOOD BRICK FOR SALE at my brick
u yard on Ross Avenue.
c. ID. FRICHOT.
Oct. lG, lSG9--5:3ws
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to Calvert, per 100 pounds, .........."...l 80
On merchandise from Calvert,... 5O(Gl 20
MONETARY-Gold, 1888; American Sill
yer, 1872. ExcmASGE-0n New York and
ST. Louis, ! premimm; on Galveston, New
Orleans, Jefferson and Calvert, premium.
REMARKS.
The general trade for the week has been
good. Flour has declined o little on nc-
count of late quotations and limited de-
mnnd. The cotton market is more; acicc
and prices steady ut previous quotations,
with increased receipts during the week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30
Revenue stamps!

LARGE amount Of assorted REVENUE
n STAMPS just received and for sale
nv CLARK & BRYAN.
Dallas, Sept. lS, lSG0-l:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

MAGNOLIA wITrH.-superlor to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold a. half
the price,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOUSTON, TEXAS,
Capt. N. P. TURNER, Proprietor,

is now open in every department for the reception o
L Guests. Dining Room under the supervision
Of Victor Bcro. M Board by the Day, Week OIL
Month, with or without Lodging.
SAINT 1S6{-hl w. H.
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90 NssJ dssls 10 " 2 iiassisss.
r'q ~ ~ ~ tosi hsssiass Irsrhss
ssssitis Ga FsuilsHsn sTriscisis ibsil
hsri. usfttd slIiuTs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

eBUafasmass toIitsess w.
a. fsi 10 tsupis y ns@nsih sstsi
flisiass sfstts 900 ssilf 5sfisif 30
iss tsisr ssris ~ @sss ~ ssf isHili
n ,isli cod ihiss hssd Ussis
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.,-... .....,. paii yi.i,a,iss.
bishop w. w. Wisiitmnn.

Tho on,raiory will 10 SPILLED to Diocesan Nils
ior,, Of which previous notice sh 'uid 10 grsn'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

mo G. MCCOY .",,"......"....,wN. c. WOLFF
Formerly ofPaIis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-03
WHAT OF BORIE ?

Borie, though the shadow of Admiral
Porter in the Navy Department, appears
to be something more than shadow out-
side. The Allentown (Ps.) Democrat
says of him as the advocate of an empire
as follows:
Knowing the effect of acknowledging
the fact that the .ImperialiSt, the mon
archical organ, lately established in New
York, is published by leading Radicals,
high in Grants favor, The petty politicians
aAd little papers are denying it. The
simple fact in regard to this matter is
the money to establish that paper was,
furnished by Borie, Of Philadelphia, one
Of the members OF Grants cabinet
Secretary of the Navy. 1t is edited by
men holding official positions under Grant
in Washington and New York and one
OF the members of his staff is the man
aging editor Aud more, this paper, the
ImperialiSt, that is now advocating the
entire abrogatiOn of even the forms Of
republican government on this continent,
and the GROWING Of an emperor, has
within the past few weeks been recognize
ed as the official organ of the Grand
Army Of the Republic radical soldier
organization, whose chief is John A,
Logan, Radical member of Congress from
TllinOis.o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-03
SHARP HRS.

We copy the following pointed paras
graphs from the Knoxville Press and
Herald. -... ....
NEEDS PRAYING FOR.-J Judge Andrews,
who has evidently fallen from grace, as
indicated by the unanimous decision on
the franchise law. Won't Brother Pearne
take him in hand b.
lQUERY.-If Senator BroWnlow "ut-
terly repudiates the late Supreme
Court as he did the vote of several eoun>
ties at the last congressional election
will that elect Senter
Was not Senator Brownlow in too
great hurry to declare for Senter, with
out knowing whether the Supreme
Court would leave his weapons in his
power?
The Whig says Mr.. Maynard has
| too much of deeency, morality and hon.
or, to suit the Stokes wing of the par
ty." What scurvy set they must be
Will not Senator Brownlow favor the
world, at this juncture, with his views
| Of the loyal court that has just disrup-
tured the loyal State government? We
should like to hear it.
| Et tn Brute! The decision of the
Supreme Court on the franchise law was
unanimous. Andrews goes back OF
| Brownlow.
w. G. Brownlow is not the State o
Tennessee Chattanooga Republi'
can. -F. .E
| So the Supreme Court has just de-
cided.
A Dead Duck-Senator Brownlow
His quack decisions on the franchise
law have been squelched.
| Will Senator BrownlOw tell us wha
he thinks of the cause of loyalty in Ten
nessee just now ?
All wrong-in BrownlOw's. opinion
The Bill of Rights of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-03
POST mORTEM.

Two reverend gentlemen of Chicago
have of late been delivering each dis
course upon the subject of thst-to bor~
row the termirology Of an ecclesiastical
cotemporary-"ancient institution" the
mention of whose name has not always
been acceptable in polite assemblages
to wit The Rev. R. L. Collier on the
"Orthodox He'll" and the Rev. c. D.
TYLER On the Rational He'll As neither
of the two worthy gentlemen can be sup
posed to have visited either of the es-
Adjustments in question, the amount Of
actual information which they possess Of
their respective geological characters
chemical ingredients and style of internal
police and discipline cannot be very ex.
tensiye; and perhaps it would be proper
for us to caution all parties concerned
against accepting their notions as infal,
lible.
Stating the point upon which the two
gentlemen agreed, will make it apparent
that, even among the orthodox OF the
Protestant clergy, there has been q grea
letting down from the Dantean and Mil
tonic ideas which prevailed up TO ant
after the beginning of the present centu
ry. Mr.. Collier gives the rational view o
the place in question, that it is the out
working of a mans own character-tha
good heart is heaven, vile heart i
hell, and death does not change human
character. To this, on behalf Of Ortho
doxy, Mr.. Tyler replies: "To this can
didly assent; it is the doctrine of Chris
and the Apostles"
| Upon the question of the duration o
the state of condemnation, there is
difference; Mr.. Collier holding the pun
ishment 20 be for the purpose of purga
ton, and therefore terminabls when it
work is accomplished; Mr.. Tyler on tn
contrary, considering it TO be for the pur
pose of retribution, and therefore per
Petual. Each is very firm in his Opinion
very earnest in his argument, and yer
sure of bis authority. Happily for tn
divine economy, the conflicting views {
these gentlemen will work no alteratio
in the facts; which must be a source {
great comfort to all who believe wit
either.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-03
NEW YORK.
Fer California by kaII-SmAIIPOx-
strike of Hotel walters.

Fer California by RAII-SmAIIPOx-
strike Of Hotel walters.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamship
Manhattan from Liverpool has arrived,
Senator CazseTly, Hon. ID. U Mills,
j. w. Simonton, q. h. Fitch, and other
prominent CalifOrnisns left here yesterday
by rail for San Francisco, .a.a
Mrs. Frances Ann kembte was among
the passengers who sailed in the Russian
for Liverpool TO day. .....lE l.
The smallpox which has been raging
here for The past three or fOar weeks is
RAPIDLY subsiding under the energetic
measures Of TIE Board Of Health. Only
one new case yesterday.
The hotel waiters' strike still continues,
and affairs at many Of the hotels show no
improvement over lhe condition OF yester-
day.
The Tribune claims TO have authentic
information, and gives details, that q ,OOO
small arms and twenty-five field pieces
have reached the Cuban insurgents by ex-
petitions which left this country.
The Hon. w. b. Ogden, of Chicago, last
evening read paper before the New York
Historical Society upon the Pacific rail
road.
At q meeting Of the Irish Republican
association last evening delegates wer'
chosen 10 the convention to be held 4
Chicago in July 4.
Committees from the National Woman
Association and Working Woman's As
ISOLATION, appeared before the Board OF I'D
ucation to-day, snd urged the propriety Q
opening the New York City College {
girl students as well as young men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-03
QUEEN ISABELLA OF SPAIN RE
FUSES To "ABDICAFE."

l The Queen of Spain, we are told, re-
fuses to abdicate in favor Of the Prince
Of Asturias, and has been induced to take
this course by the advice of friends. We
should have thought that, under the cirs
cumstances, abdicate" was not
quite the word to be used by q
monarch who was driven from the throne
without being able to rally supporters
enough to make one decent fight. And
We should scarcely think that the abdicaa
ton of his mother would have increased
the prospects of the youthful Prince Of
Asturias very materially, or that her res
fusal to abdicate will exercise much in>
fiuence on the course Of events in Spain.
But there undoubtedly is certain party
in Spain which would gladly see the old
dynasty restored in some shape or form,
and it is, we suppose, in Difference to the
advise of the leaders of that party that
Queen Isabella declines to renounce her
personal claims to tho throne. She
must be thoroughly imbued with
the Bourbon inability to learn or
to forget, however, if she thinks that the
adherents of her dynasty can aver res
store it. 1t is true that it seems impos-
sible at present to manufacture a King
out of any foreign princeling, that there
| are difficulties in the way OF electing a
born Spaniard to the throne, and that
the majority Of the Spanish people ara
still averse to the idea of republic
But it by no means follows, because of
all this, that Spain is prepared to revert
| to Isabella, or accept any puppet thai
might be put up in her pane. We
rather fancy that Queen Isabella's refu,
sal to abdicate is OF just about as much
| political importance as her abdicatiOI
would have been-and no more. In on,
respect, supposing her to be actuateC
only by sincere desire to preserve thu
dynasty, her decision is scarcely comph'
mentary to the Spanish people. Th'
Prince of Asturias, at least, has hitherto
preserve ed an IiDblemished character. anC
has not practically exhibited any ute
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Farewell Banquet 40 GeBeral Dix
Speeches of the Occasion.

Farewell Banquet 40 GeBeral Dix
Speeches of the Occasion.
PARIS June la splendid farewell
American banquet was given to Gen. Dix,
at the Grand Hotel, tonight Between
three hundred and four hundred persons
were present Mr.. Washburne, the Gene
rsIs successor, Aessrs Burlingame and
Bullock, of Massachusetts,, were guests
Mr.. Cawdin, of New York, presided.
Gen. Dix, in response TO a toast 10 his
health, delivered an eloquent speech,
thanking the assembly for the compli-
ments paid him. Hereviewed the past pro-
gress and referred to the future prospects of
their common country; alluded to the conn.,
pletien of the Pacific railroad, and said it
realized the phrophetic dream and
great thought of Columbus, byopen
ing a western passage from Europe to
the Indies. In the present century
little more is needed TO complete the
work. After alludiBg 10 the ambition of
| the American people, Gen. Dix said, We
may trust in Providence for a continuance
| of our national prosperity, if in our inter-
course with foreign States we conform to
those rules of international right and
| obligation which have the sanction Of the
civilized world, demanding only that same
measure of reciprocal justice shall be
sacredly accorded by other; that the
high seas shall be recognized as 8 common
pathway, and that nations shall be free
from all pretensions Of superiority or ar
bitrary control.
In relation TO France, he said there ex'
listed between America snd France, from
the earliest period, q strong band Of sfiin
ity which shOuld ne7er be broken. Francs
came to our aid in trying period. 10 thu
Infancy Of oar country, and during til,
very throes Of ma ional CESSATION she rem
dered essential service TO Washington b,
the swords of her soldiers, Rochambesu
and Count de Grace, while u Estrange
Truxton and Paul Jones, at sea, unshesthet
their swords in the cause Of independence
Owing TO this fact the misunderstood
ings between the two countries for neIrly
century have bee0 few aud unim.
portani, and brief 10 duration, leaving u
ranking feelings or resentmeuts behind
After an eloquent tribute 10 the gen
erosity Of Napoleon and the worth and vii
tue of the Empress, Gen. Dix referred {
the qualifications Of his successor, MI
Washburne.
| Speeches were made subsequently. b
Burlingame, Washburne, Bullock an
| others