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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-01

wAsHis0roS. D. Q. Sept 80, 1880
The committee was continued and In
structcd to cooperate with the board ofman-
ayers Of the House Of Correction upon the
subject.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION. The
regular weekly meeting of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union was held last night, Major
W. s. Morse presiding. After the trans
action of the regular routine business, a
series of resolutions were introduced and
adopted declaring that In the opinion Of the
union the success of the protested Repub-
llcan candidates for the Governorship of the
states OF Tennessee and Virginia will ultl-
mately prove triumph of the Democratic
party over the Republican party; and de-
nouneing the Dent movement In Mississippi
and the Hamilton movement In Texas as In
the interest Of ex-rebels. Also denouncng
all independent tickets as tickets Of the
enemy.
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!. o. U. B.-About twenty-five gentlemen
Ret on Wednesday evening at the residence
Of II. V. Newkirk, and organized benen-
The following officers were elected: James
Morrow, sire; G. A. kimmel, deputy sire;
Richard Hodgson, recording secretary; Co.
umbus Jeffries, financial secretary; G. ].
l.. Foxwell, treasurer; 8. Patten, chaplain.
The grand officers of Maryland will visit
this city on Saturday evening, and will be
met at the depot by committee, who will
escort them to the knights of Pythias Hall,
corner of Seventh and d streets, where the
members will be initiated and the officers
installed.
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We are seldom called upon to chronicle a
have long needed. 1t is u fluid resembling
beer, contains the least particle Of spirit,
and has been proved by analysis to contain,
In addition to gum, sugar, glutln, carbon,
lupulin, certain ingredients of Vegetable
origin, but no trace of Mineral, to which 1t
owes Its beneficial and powerful effects as a
tonic and remedy. Sold by all druggists and
grOccrs.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs.
Green & Williams have sold parts OF lots l
and 2, in square $50, fronting on street
north, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
west, to Entwisc & Barron for 0S cents per
square FOOT also, lot 81, In Riggs sub-dlvis-
Ion Of lots 10 and 20, In square l07, fronting
% feet on Nineteenth street west, between X
and l. streets north, with improvements
thereon, to Mrs. Della Riley for 5000.
Mcssrs. Fitch Il Fox have sold part OF lot
8, In square 1868, fronting AZ feet on NJ street,
between Ninth and Tenth, by a depth of 1870
feet, improved by two-story frame cottage
residence, to Col. J. c. Mccoy, Of General
sherman's staff, for sl0,550; also, sub-lots
s and 8, In square 200, fronting IS feet OIL
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, with depth of 100 feet, and i'm
proved by two-story brick cottage, to John
c. Brown, esq, for $3.50.
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DEMAND FOR CoAL.-Thc season having
set In earlier than usual In this latitude, and
slack Frost" having already made his ap-
pearance, found many of our dealers In short
supply Of coal. The demand, therefore, on
the Scranton mines is such, under tho cir
cumstances, as to promise no very lattering
supplies to dealers here, and In view OF a long
winter 1t is prognosticated that anthracltes
will materially advance at the mines before
the middle of October. We learn, however,
that arrangements have been made by 7. T..
Fowler Il Co. and other coal dealers of the
District to be supplied direct from tue mines
with such quantities us will satisfy the de-
inand of this market.
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JOHNSON Il CoLLY, 3S Market Space, has
as llne display of dry goods and carpets as
Will be found in any house In the District,
and the PrlcoB are marked at very low
figures.
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THE COMING Prize FIonr.--The fight be-
tween Sam Collyer and Charley Dority Is
expected to take place on Tuesday somc-
where In Virginia, below Fortress Monroe.
A letter received here yesterday from Sam
Collycr states that he Ia In .'tiptop" condl-
ton, aud feels confident Of winning tho fight,
and expresses q desire that all his Washing
ton friends will be present TO witness the
"mill," every arrangement having been
completed for their proper entertainment.
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MEssRs. sAKs & Co. have opened their
Winter stock Of Overcoats, leN over from
last season, and will offer them at very low
prices to close them out. They have on en-.
tire new stock Of Fall Overcoats, adapted to
the present season, prices ranging from o.
to $40. They. are located at SIT Seventh
street.
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joins +. ELLIS, the well-known music
dealer, has q number OF melodeons, parlor
organs and pianos, which he will rent on
most accommodating terms.
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IRISH NATIONAL REPUBLICAN AssoCIA-
TIoS.-Thc regular meeting of this associa-
ton was held last evening at Trades Union
Hall, the president, j. d. O'Connell, In the
chair, and James Regan secretary, and was
addressed by Colonel A. NJ. Clapp, congress
slonal printer; Major James Haggerty, Col.
X. J. Hinton, Major W. r. Morse, Major
Coonan, and others. Much enthusiasm was
manifested upon the appearance in the hall
of the Soldiers and Sailors and the German
Veteran Union, TO which, as well as the
speakers, votes Of thanks were rendered. A
motion was passed instructlng the secretary
to drop from the roll all members found to
DO In arrears, or who TAIL to attend the next
meeting. We regret that We cannot find
space for synopsis of the very able speeches
delivered on the occasion.
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The many thousands cured at this instltution'
yithin The last sishtesn years and sss numerous
witssSssd Yp BY liz rsportsis Of the sun. and
May other papers. notices Of which appeared
standnE as gentleman Of character and response.
biy Y 4 bihssk Sn sPESSiIYH e c iHIS't
Persons writing shopld DO particular In direct
manner, JOHN NJ JOHNSTON, N, D..
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
ies-ly Baltimore. Maryland,
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POLICE TgLEGRAMs.-The total number of
dispatches sent and received over the wires
OF the police telegraph ut headquarters dur
Ing the month Of September Is ,000; SO saws
the monthly report OF Superintendent NJ. Y,
lIolly
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREEs.-In q notice
under the above head yesterday, we mad
Vertently stated that Mr.. A. p. Morris, X
street, near Nineteenth, has a superior
stock OF shade and small fruit trees, suita-
0le Tor transplanting. 1t should have read
fruit and shade trees aud small fruits. The
small fruits consist of currants, gooseber-
rles, raspberries, blackberrics, &c.
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RIVER NEws.-The arrivals at the wharyes
along the river front yesterday were as fol-
lows' Steamer Express, Capt. Nickle, from
Baltimore, with merchandise and passengers;
another steamer Express, with wood for q.
l.. Sheriff; schooners Mary Augusta, from
Havre- Grace, with 157 tons red ash coal;
A. II. Clark, with ll6 tons Lykcns Valley
with 1OG tons Lykens Valley coal all for 7.
Edward Clark u Co.
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THE FRANKLIN oOL-IIousE.-Yester-
day Mayor Bowen, with Messrs. J. s.
Croker and Clark, of the Aldermen ;
Browne, of the Council, Champlin, Duln,
J. s. Brown, of the trustees, visited the
Franklin school building, corner of Thir-
tenth and X streets, which Is now finished,
and after inspecting 1t the contractor turned
1t over to the Mayor, who formally took pos
session. The dedlcatory exercises will take
place at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
when an address will be delivered by Rev.
l.. Van Bokkelln, D. D., of Baltimore, and
other interesting exercises will take place.
uoUsE-FURSIsuISG GooDs.-Olr enteTprls-
ing nelghbors and successful merchants, j.
W. Boteler " Bro, are constantly adding to
their stock of articles In the housekeeping
line, embracing everything In the way OF
glassware, cutlery, toilet sets, and tin and
wooden ware. The woll-known reputation
of the Mcssrs. Boteler Is guarantee sufli-
cient that II would be folly to 20 elsewhere
for articles In their line with the expecta-
ton of getting them cheaper, or finding them
In greater variety, and our advice to ladies
Is to carefully read their advertisement In
another column, and go direct to their cstab.
| llshment.
PARENTS, desiring to purchase Boys Wear,
should call at |. Saks & Co., 5l7 Seventh
street, and post themselves In regsrd to
prices, stylcs,& Theil stock of School Wear
Is at present very large and complete, and a
visit. We think, would result profitable to the
purchaser as well US the seller. n
PAYING THE LABoRERs.-Mr. Brown, the
| dlsburslng officer Of the corporation, having
| finished paying OF the laborers In the First,
Second, Third and Fifth wards, Is now en-.
gagged in the Fourth ward, and when tlat Ia
finished he will then pay OIL the laborors OF
the Sixth and Seventh wards.
| TnE PosT OFFICE PAvEMEsT.-The ncces-
sary excavation has been made for the lay
ing of the pavement on the west front of tic
Post Ollco Department, and the curb and
| tagging is to be put down at once.
OAK IIALL,CLoTuNG HOUSE, AGO ssoventli
street, opposite Post Office, adyenlses in the
REPUBLICAN.
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POLICE IsTHLLIGESCE.-II. S. johnson,
for obstructlng the sidewalk with goods,
was fined 50 by Justice Chase. Mr.. T.
Lutz was also fined similar sum for the
same offence.
Amanda Gainor, colored, for using pro-
fame language on the street, was fined 90
by Justice Chase. Isaiah Beckett, colored,
was fined 90 by Justice Bates for profanity.
p. Sherwood and J. b. Hall, for indecent
exposure, paid fine of s. each TO Justice
Harper.
james Allen was fined $50 by JNtlcc
Harper, for carrying concealed weapons.
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OAK IIALL,CLoTnISG HOUSE, AGO sseyentl
street, opposite Post Office, adyetlses In the
REPUBLICAN.
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A CHINESE immigration agency has been
opened at Madison, Florida.
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TnE PosT OFFICE PAvEMEsT.-The ncces-
sary excavation has been made for the lay
ing of the pavement on the west front of tic
Post Ollcc Department, and the curb and
tagging is to be put down at once.
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Mary CLANCY was ar.
rested by Officer Smoot, on two charges Of
petit larceny preferred by Margaret King
and Ellen WelCh. Justice Schmidt sent
Mary to Jail for court.
Robert Roy, VIM. Thomas and Charles
Williams, c0lorcd, were dismissed on a
charge of petit larceny, but Justice Chase
fined them each So for profanity, and In de-
iault OF payment, they were committed tC
the work-house for thirty days.
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Bxhn5ernnt Health

Is a blessing vonchsafed to few. Even thos" who
hay. been favored by nature with strong cohSt''u'
tions and vigorous frames are apt TO neglect the pre-
cautions necessary TO preserve these precious en-
dowmonts. Indeed, as rule, the mere healthy ana
robust Is, the more liberties lie Is inclined to
take with his own physique. 1t is some consolation
to the naturally weak and feeble to know that they
can be so inyigorated and built up, by proper use
ofthe means which science has placed at their dis
posal, rs to have a much better chance of long life
and exemptions from disease and pain than the
most athletic of their fellows who are foolish enough
to suppose themselves inyulnerable and act accord
ingly.
1t is not too much to say that more than half the
people o. the civilized world need occasional toRic
to enable them to support the strain upon their
bodies and minds which the fast life OF this restless
age occasions. In fast, pure choiesoms, aherc"RJ
tonic is the grand desderatum of the busy millions,
and they have the article in HOSTETTER'S SToM-
ACH BlTTERS. 1t is u sTAMINAL MEDICINE, 1. c. it
imparts permanent strength TO weak systems aud
inyigorates delicate constitutions. Its reputation
and it, sales have steadily increased. Competitive
preparations have been introduced dd hbitam, and,
as far as the public concerned, dd museum in the
hope of rivalng it but they have all either perish
ed in the attempt, been left far in the rear 1t
has been the GREAy MEDICAL SUCCESS OF THE PRESENT
CENTURY and it is quite certain that no proprietary
medicine in this country is as widely known, or as
generally used.
Ten lightning presses, running necessarily (Sun-
days rxcepted,) the whole year through, barely sup
ply the demand for the Illustrated Almanac, in
which the nature and uses of the preparation are
set forth, the circulation now being over 1--WE mil
lions year.
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MARRIED

Atths TrsiirncT ~ J. n, eNHh, isls lh
Dallas. ga Tuesday sgFniHF, lanasy -olA
insi- hy REV. ilsAEE d, iioNE Nc JAMES
n. BULIINGTON, ~ AsN oTlrsns, ani
Mics SARAH SMITH, daughter u the
lais JANEs \, SnEH, Lsl, u this place
Il is With infinitely mere lhan erdinaFy
fesling that ne msks The above announce
nsat, because Ne are shout 10 Lose hoA
oar sirsls one II the most aesomI lishei
aud interesting Of our lady friends, The
fair yeuug hrids Who has linkel her for
times With our frisni ir0m the Crescent
City, takes with her 10 her neN home tie
hest wishes of q large circle Of relatives
f,isnis aud aequainianess they reEFe' 10
lose her presence from among 'hsm' but
heartily congratulate Der GA the seeom-
p,lsLmeni Other hearts desire, May the in-
lurs be 10 her an that her glad young heart
could wish may No storms overcast the
brlgh, sky Of her new life, but it, whole
course be a. brilliant aud as spring'like as
the dawn Of the lrsl morn that saw her n
bride; aud may our fortunate friend who
has pluekei from her prairie home, this
bright jewel, ever cherish aud love her,
We understand the happily welded pair in
tend making New Orleans lhsir home. Be-
loved aud priced By all who knew her. We
are free to say that Dallas yields one Of her
brightest Jewels to the Crescen, city, with
ie en- isere, aud heart warm fond adieu.
Fair as wiuiss "Gipsey Of the rae,olu',
may her matrimonial path be nowery aud
smooth as the paths to our FIRST sins.
In tho name OF the HERALD force, we
thank our friends for liberal portion Of
the feast. The cake aud wine were duly
eaten aud drank, with many wishes for the
health aud prosperity Of the happy couple
At the residence Of the brides father, on
Wednesday, January 20, 1869, by Rev. a.
FIrzuERALD, Mr.. JOSEPH l.. COLE, OF
Dallas county, aud Miss JENNIE OVER
ron, Of Fort Worth, Tarrant county.
We tender to the happy couple above,
our hcartiest congratulations, aud thank
them for the kind remembrance of tie
HERALD corps in the shape Of portion Of
delicious brides cake. May they float
down the river of life in sweetest harmony,
and have no cares to cross their voyage.
At the resi- !encc of MARTIN RIGGS, ESQ.,
in Scycnc, Dallas county, on Thursday,
January 2lst inst, by Rev. Mn. PiNsoS,
Mr.. PETER c. BEEMAN aud Miss
MATILDA RIGGS.
The Printers lee--a portion Of the brides
cake--is duly acknowledged, accompany
ing the above announcement. May our
Young friends who have just entered the
happy state of matrimony, ever bless the
day when they united their fortunes for
Ii
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Proposals for Building
Hall In DnllnS Cnunir.


HOY VIRTUE OF an order of the Honora-
ND BILE Police Court OF Dallas County, Tex
us, at the January Term, 1869, thereof,
sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned Clerk of the County Court of
Dallas County, Texas, until the LIST Monday
in April 1863, TO build brick Jail for
Dallas county. Said Jail to be two stories,
each 8 feet high, lSXl9 feet in clear; the
wall of the lower story to be "a inches
thick, and Of the upper story TO be Is inches
thick one door and one window for each
story; window and door facings to be of
cast iron; roof to he made OF zinc, and the
floors to be covered with sheet iron; the
whole building to be braced with iron rods
and caps, four rods and eight caps to each
story.
Also, at the same inc, bids will be re-
ceiyed for building an iron cage, for said
Jail l2xi2 feet and feet high
Said Jail and cage 10 be paid for out of
special tax levied for the purpose and
payable in one aud TO two years.
Bidders will be required to furnish com
plcte plans and specifications for the whole
building and also for the iron cage, said
plans and specifications TO accompany the
bids and to correspond with the general
outlines given above.
The contract will be awarded by the
Police Court at the April Term, 1869, to
the lowest responsible bidder, rescrving,
however, the right to reject any or all bids,
in their discretion. The person or persons,
to whom the contract may be awarded will
be required TO give bond with approved
security, in double the amount of the bid,
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AN EXPERIENCED, Practical BRICK
"A MAsON-one whe is industrious so
Der, aud can come well recommended Tor
all the above traits, can find profitable nnd
constant employment by applying 20
G203tl A. NJ. MOORE, Dallas
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LIME! LIME!

II HAVE on hand about 1000 bushels Of
fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, aud equal TO any ever made in this
country, which | will sell at Is cts per
bushel at retail, or at Sl2 90 for one hun
dred bushels. I viii also continue 10 keep
a full supply at 81 times, al ny phase near
Casuih Spring. in the north pari Of town,
half mils from the Public square.
gNO. BARBER.
Dallas. Texas. Oct. 80. ls5s-s.if
?. S-Mr. John LoHpoi viii keep Ibis Line
on sale in Dallas, near the Christian
Church, where lie viii - pleased to supply
al demanfs-
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nay- pr. Geo. W. Lane olFeIs hls profe

rI- DR.. Geo. W. Lane Offers his profes-
sional services TO the citizens OF Dallas aud
1.-THE surrounding country, ms may be seen
: by his card in to-day's paper. The Doctor
I. has been resident of our town for several
months, and has gained good reputation
for skill and attention to his patients. We
very cordially commend him to our read
ers. He may be found at Cochran Bros.
Drug Store during the day, and at his resi-
.denec on Houston street, one block above
the Herald office, during the night.
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np,.,o,oKT.NorICEs,

PROTESTANT kfisiOfAL tht Nh--iisis,
ssTsics gill h. hfii "a NJ even ssntsl A.lhlae ~
lai e'rlosk, Ia ths lssrT ra'ra ~ Ne ~ heA
bTirk huiliinE "a hain sifsni. ennAsA eAN'' %
AZ. ssu.s Ts-anl ~ n'rlols A ~.
AETH0nIsf EPISCOPAL hlhtii -h.ss,s'
e.rsies. are hsla every suniss ~ n nfi'.s a
ana Al saTly candle light hatt@ih sfh'e@ - s'-s''
81 se'closk An,
0LD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH hfs
MIL MCDONALD. aili pHarh a. ~ 'ami~liah.i
prsshYtsrian ChsT.h, GA ihs iLiIA saltslh ~ zach
mohth,
CUMBERLAND PREShffEhiAN 'hthVh.-
REV. A. !, HAHAts, fAsirT, elll iirssh ~ W. - -,
Is,i.na pr,,bYt.rian fharrh, ga The ftrand ana
FouTth Sshlaihs ia each uuuih sni hrs, ~ y
bsST, % ihe hTsi And nah sall'aths, Ia Tho sAn''
Iulliing,
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H5-This is truly the 'age of progress" and the
American people are, beyond doubt, far ahead OF all
Others This is clearly demonstrated by the Sewing
aIachne-which is, strictly speaking, an American
invention.
In this branch of manufacture. the EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE Co., office, 29t Bowery, New York CITY,
stands preeminent, Their Improved Manufacturing
Machine" has no rival II is built on sound mechan-
ca principles-is simple in construction-easiiy I'M
dersiood and not liable to get out of order. >.
It's sewing qualities, particularly on cloth anu
leather cannot be equalcd; and as such, we RECON-
mend it to our friends and the public generally.
sGcO. julyl1, ls6S-I3u
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EsTRAY NOTICES,
DALLAS COUNTY

TAKEN Up Wy James Lane and estrayed before
IT. C. Sweet, J. ?. Precinct No 9, one IRON GRAY
MARE. years old. about "a hands high. braided
on the lefi shoulder y: appraised II So One FL
Low SORREI HORSE. blszr fa-e, u or - year,
old about u hands high. braniird 7 Il and an inrert
= A undernrafh, ell conncried appraised 81 so
One BAY HORSE. years Old. 49, hands high.
hrnrd-d 3 90 the len shoulder ard 81 On the neck
appraised 81 e5s. lznsfs
TAKEg Up bv z e. Mills. and rsfTayrd besare
IN D-ris. J. 2. rrrciurf No :. one BLACK
HORSE. years "a. u hands high, star IN The fore
h-ad ulIife FEET snip 90 The hose branded J 9 on
ID, IA sl.ouIdr and 90 Isfi l-ip fnluss a. -
fl42fel
Gerry C.rnr.is-ldlsr. ore Raj 1AEE and ffifT.
rlar- suf'posed g. Re u years ID irari-i HiA.
81 n. iaff -hrrit@r fls1
S. S. JONES, C.C.CD.C.T.
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SCHEDULE
OF the Arrival and Departure of the
Mails at Dallas, Texas.

DALLAS POsTOFFICE, lsds.
GAIvEST0N.--Arrives every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday at I'm. Departs every Sunday, We'd
nesiay and Friday at AN.
CLARKsvILLE-Arrivese every Tuesday at Pm,
and Friday and Sunday at An. Departs every Tues
dav at Z AN and Thursday and Saturday at Pm. =
MARSHALL Arrives every Sunday and Thursday
at 6Pp. Departs every Monday and Friday at An.
GAINsVILLE.-Arrives every Tuesday at Pm.
Departs every Wednesday at An.
Wealth HEREFORD. Arrives every Thursday at 9 Pm
Departs every Monday at An.
BUcHASAN.-Arrives every THURSDAY at 9 pm.
Departs every Monday At 6 An.
POSTOTFICE HOURS-Every day in the week from
AN. until Pm, and every Sunday from TO BAN
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IInr EsriYnfc Sale.

A S have determined to abandon house
N keeping, have for private sale, at my
residence, eleven miles north of Dallas,
one pair mules, some horses, mares and
colts, one carriage, one wagon and other
plantation utensils, provcRIer, household
furniture, SC, among which is very good
Rosewood Chickering Piano in good order
SAMUEL VI. SCOTT.
DALLAS, January %, lSG9-l9:3t.
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REFORMATION WANTED.-Whati is the as
,sessed value of the real and personal prop
'erty, liable to pay the Corporation tax as
.sessed by the Board of Aldermen of the
Town of Dallas for the year 1859? Per-
.haps Marshall Barber can furnish US with
the desired information.
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g0- Joe. Fisher requests Ms to state that
he may now be found at the store Of N'ssr''
Clark s Bryan, on the West side OF The
Square, where no invites his friends to
give him call. lie says he vii! always
: be glad TO see and wait upon them.