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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-16
Cffan Sifamfrs.

DOR ST THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES Aud BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular Mail Steamers ealing the 29d Of MONTH
AERRlMALk. Capt hInL October 10
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt H. L. TIkKLKPArGH. November ~
NORTH AMERICA. Capt g. b. SLooUS, December a.
These schedule ~ Thomas
Para Pesmhucp Bahia and Rio de Jsnero gong FOR
Of freight apply
WIN. n GARkihOk. Assent No. 5 Bephss Rev rofk
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF ACTISe CoNSlssAhI oF Suh.sfssSsoSh'
FoET WapswoKTH, " y. w., Oct J. 1909
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-Pr0p0s-

OFFICE ACINe CoNsIssAhI OF SVhsIsIssSSo,h
FoRT WApswoKTH, n T. w., Oet 4 Ieo'
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-PTop0os-
ais in dunAte with COPY this advertisement attached WI We
received Undersigned until IL o'clock % November 0' WI
,upplyirg FRESH BEEF the at this Post a.. .,
The .ad be fresh, Of good marketable q1Au,
proportion (Beks hAuk aud huhey o
eIeiudd delivered this Post free OF COST nen
be required nv
the designate not eAeeenE Oui 's PSI
week 4, I.,,-...a n,A., ,h,.
The peck OF attic slaughtered for beef TO be delivered os 'ns
shall be cut of fourth yerebra Jon ana we OeA
trimmed down The .n quarters shall be cut on ron ne
four above Of hndquaT'efs IRON s !" ee
inches above the eambre oil hook joint a., -,
SenTate propo in duplicate will also be received BY the nnd
signed mn 10 the m above mentioned o supplying
their families stationed az ms o suP
ned with choice fresh Beef they mas from he 70
lime REQUIRE such as and Poribonse Steals Standing p OF
RIB ROasts H..
These contracts foroe siI months such less time as lDe
shall direct commencing on The h Gay OF
Der 1869 subject the approval OF the Commanding uehe he
Department Of the East - . ..--,-, -. IL. h,,.h.,
and the fll aud address must be gwen -,,.-.s
A. guarantee faith each bid must he accompanied ny
post dollars f2 The amount VIII De uineu " '
unsuccessful bidders after the bids are opened - -.
required into bonds Tor the sum OF one
responsible snIees whose names
mus be mentioned IN the bids
The proposals opened at II o'clock the h OF No'
Der 1868 al Wadwob " y H. at winch time and place ddes
are requested 20 be present. ~ q, 49,, -,
Proposals will he marked Proposals for Fresh Reef and ad
dressed Bvt Major J. W. MAC MURRAY.
Lieutenant LIST Art. A. T. y
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NrE,vApV AND NEW YORK RAILROAD.

NEWARK AND NEW -lORh kAlLKOAD.
" DEPOT rs NEW YORK, Foot Of Aoer.s.st noh M,en
and aner MONDAY Aug 90 1909 passenger aa' VIII run as
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BERGEN AvE-A Say, 600 e'@.
gI5 a. $50 90. lOO li' w TO l. = '''i ''V ''|
s.i5 b.l5 =. 100 a;JO 1875. u: P m, . q. .
LAVE SEw.i YORK T0R WEST pERdEN.M S;iS CESS, s:''.
LEAVE NEw.Y0Rk FOR nEwARK.L. 80 6iJ, 6;aS iiaS,
- a. an ats 1880 lffi a. l2;2o 2, ), J;9 4, $50.
20 ~ ~ 80 : T:lO s.1D y;iu lo:t5, ii;5op
- ''''' ''''' " 49, H. n. RiCkER. Superne udrnt
a. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. Passen Agent
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Excursions.
SUMNER EXCURSIONS.

Combination RIeur,on all principal points IN NewioFl
yE0d The Canada, ard Lake Superior Resou embracing many
rev AID Attractive rou, great variety Of SHORT ,nd onsAP
us oag and extensive tours at very Moderate rates
s,s ro, be obtained 4, the ozes ohs EEE RLwAr Nos 2 and
90 Broadway No fuon, BroOs,u Depo,' foot Of "'a'y
tr. ant FOO Lone po- Depot JERSEY C'7
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CITY W NEH.loKK, btFAKTNENT ~ FINASCR.
nI.nu nr 1ILn LKlrIA ~ Ar n ~.

BUtFAr RECEIVER ~ TAGgs.
C1UKTOrsg Pam, No p Chambers 81. Cot "a, ttJ.
NOTICE no ERS-Noticc is hereby
gwen the Tax Books iT real estate viii be opened L
Al this Office MONDAY 18th Oe1ne Payment he
made between OB and deduction ut the rate
Of PER Per calculated from tie GATE Of payment to the M
e he made all IaIcs pd the h Of No
y.nbet BERNARD SMiTH Receiver
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>TEW.JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of

NEW -JEKSEl hAII1hVAIUImnT hUN + UU 90 U5
Va Camden, "a ~ Wa West Ph'lsdslph ~. S%
N m s. D. m, ~ p. S;2O' D, !! night
For BALTIMORE and va hngtonS.iO l2;JO IN. 800
20 IA aud South. West-8:i0 m, q lO' D. H.
nm NEST-g. Il:lD D. s. D. v pm Inc o."
AID p through To Cincinnati aud Iheaso WIZ t one
Palace Sleeping Cars on M ian run u'us 70
Cincinnati aud Chicago change di Saturday eeepe9 anu on
th p IA an THIS the only Lac running through cars 70
ha 10 isep s. JACKSON General Superintendent,
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NETWORK AND NEw-HAVEN RAIL

~ SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1869
Passenger Station III Nexlok Of Twenty ssventhst and
Fourth arc. Entrance Twenty .sevcuhat
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-IORK
For NeNIaven and Bridgeport (Il II 30 1915 (BI)3
(sE }, jas. 4 30 $50 and8 tktl .. NJ
For Milford Saod Farlsj Southport, aud wespOr. T. ;1o
m. rs. i:i1. aud 5:lO r.
For Sornak. : lErL 9. 1873 nj 1915 BLl (RIl 94S
$50 tl.Il. $780, blO and On ?.
For Daren. -. ll;loa 3tiS 4 3d. $50 And6;o NJ -
For STANFORD tsIl o. lOh R;l3 (EI). 2;l3 (BLl
34s $50 (Er J. AS $3.50 $50 Tl5. (Erl p IN.
for Grernuic 1880 2l3 JAS a;S, 9;O o;JO I9 p
For Port Chester and intermediate stations att ll:3oI 9D.
J:i5 AS 5!l5. aud 1870 !. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, M. tEIl. (htl p IN
for Bo.ion. via shore Line. l2:l3 Tx J.
For Hartford ana Springfield m, tEr NhNl
For Connecticut Railroad tErl l2ila 10 Montreal.
3p. to Northampton. 81 ,,.,, -, 1891, 90, ,,.,.
4
l2:l5 > SD m.
For Canal Railroad m hgd 3:ll IN 10 Williamsburg
For Hou.aouic Railroad, ga AMI p N
For angatnck Railroad, 9 a. ~, " hL D. A'o m
NorwalA Railroad E''' aud tD n ani
% In connection WITH fre'Sl va ~ "a N mi "a
4 n
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49, MILES SOUTH WEST FROM ST. LOUIS
on WEDNESDAY, THE 9th OF OCTOBER NEXT
Stages drawn by excellent teams Of horses will leave Lebanon twice
day for Springfield railroad trains Lebanon connecting
with day lines Ca.se IN Missouri Kea'svle nenonyie Pay
ettor Van Buren, Fort Smith, 10 Arkansas Mount Vernon Cranky
Garbage and Neoho Missouri and with trwey lines for Bolivar
stockton and Nevada CITY, Msour aud Baxter Springs and Fo
Scott Kan,a Ao connecting Smith with ,r weekly lines
Boggy Depot Arbuc Austin Texas semi weekly
Port Stockton III Paso, and all points Ia the Southwest
Through rail aud stage nom IT. Louis to Springfield
Carthage Bolivar GraBby Fort Scott and all principal points 10 the
Southwest will be Issued Of which further notice viii be given.
Pull rates Of freight &C, be obtained at the
Compsnys oac eonoro Sixth and WAnuts,s, st. Louis
WIN. ii. PATRIARCHE,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Trains will leave ST. Louis at 5:cn A. and $50 p arriving at
Lebanon al C.i1 .. ~ and li:H5 q. M
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

SOuIH SIDE hAlLhOAD VI LONU
- ,iNIfR At, Ntt.dtNl.-On aud after
The nam. will Leave Roosevelt aud Grsndst Ferries olows
No. ior PatchogGei 10 Tor Merek;
EIpress to Patchogue IN p Accommodates for
l.hp-on Saturdays through Patchogas 500 Msrek-
All trains at Valley
rIi tho aud esy iran, Po, pariuisrs time
,abs. r. wHITB. Superintendent
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

pepots 10 New.York Of Baay and Of Chropher.
sUMMEG JUDGMENTS commencing MONDAY. Nav TO- 1879
MAIL TRAIN connecting DenvIe with B,outon Branch
Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX r. X for An
dover and Newton ~ Washington With the d. H. AMI w Bfo Water
Gap Nudlg Great Bend aud all points the Lack
and Bloomsbury and Dssre and Hudson Ris st aston
sh Lshgh and Susqnchanns Tor Bethlehem, Allentown hAneh
Chunk. aud Nikesbarre.
.gi a. m LKHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops At Newark Morris
Washington. Pbipshng and kastOn
Phhpshur with Bel Deb r. r. for Beydere &c aud at
with L. Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh Chunk aud
Nikeshsfrc ...-..,...
EXPRESS connects Washington with ID.
" Water Gap Soudsbnrg aud Serantoui al Dover
NTH Chester 4. L.; aud At p" atrr.oo With Sussex H. r.
6n A. and4;jO D. to SUMMIT sal intermediate stations
i:gO and llil ani J:iO, 3D. $50 o1V - aai
d: 81 D. H. 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
lao m. and $3.50 n 10 MORRlSroWN and inVe'nelA"
5;1 r. IN. MORRISTowE EXPRESS.
For NEWARK AZ $50 1872 g. a!n $3.50 loO II, ll;n m a.
3:3 $40 $780, 49, 3:lO $50 G;lO, 6:U IA5 8tS Aod
EorIIOOMFtELD and MONTCLAtR at 800 lOo IN 2 $50
ana 6lo p "a. 3 SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
u. A HWY. u I. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-16

CITY OP SEw.ioKE bErAuNKST ~ fNANCK. J
BUREAU BECEyrK al TAME tOrKr HOrsH fARK,f
NJ - Chambers street. oct >. 1903
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Ihe Books for
Property will lie opened for payment al this
once on THURSDAY MKT, October T.
The Books for payment d IIes BANK STOCK VIII be opened on
MONDAY. October H.
Due viii be when the Boots m Real Estate vii be ready
BERNARD SMlTH Receiver
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I'D ARIrAN and DEL BAY RAILROAD.
IL nor LONG BRANCH RID nANk BRlCkSBuRG. MAN
CusiRR TOMS RIVER 10. by steamer JESSE ilolr al ~
~. r" r IsGl W s. SSEDBy. General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-16
6oraora,ior Nu,itts.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-ro
Nth m. lille which relates the b
and The offered s he received a. Ms hr until " -
Epec gin beeetu % and fh aruusc SPEC 2on
4 avenue CA ald 5O street NTH branches 10 @ t4h
G5th toth 2'ln Madison bstvreu
S6th and SCH STREETS Spec 2u avenue let ren h aud aJ
erect Spec, 13ln Lewis street between % 80 and
Goerck street kt.ustol ftr,es Spec 9Th
Ilusoa Beeckr between ChHsolhU add West l9
street.. Barrow Estccr Bedford Arrii Green
ch street Hoao and GllsernoU tt. md ODD
between aud lh Spec 3H ll street be-
l1th from uisuu River o. tti Nodgi i a'thnr ahi 81
street 10Th avenue and 5ih street Om llil avenue 20 and
through lob lin street and spec s}-ll ll2ih
hs
4iL ave. and 1911 aud Ia lem River with
stone block I1yem,r:s M L street be- ttl
aud BroadWaT; 9Th street lrwr' Lexington aad Tnd ave
avenue Rast River Beach street bet Wet Broadway add
West street street beEeen Hudson and West S5h street
broadway aud gtb Dt"scs street between Wn,.
Hudson Goth between SD and luh 3ih
avenue between sud H street bet Lexington auI 9Th
pue b,iseen JCh and C IS sttrt between 5
and also at the 81 9Th and lth street
The plans and 'rs m ts Obtained on application az
the Office IhnAAS , lLfiuaNN ~, Cotton
NewYork Oct 70, l8co GLOEGB = GREENE BoirL
NROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.
Separate SEALED PROPOSALS. each ntoreu with tie title Of
tie WORK the bidder AMI the date Of tie
odsrng viii be until u ofTukSDAi. oct
Pavement Of that form Of pavement,
tie following streets to VT; Hcttst from FrstaSc 10 hast
Third Leribgonaves Rny.sIhst, from Filth 10 SItbay's
Eighth Nuhaves and insst from Broadway
for bids all farther Information
be obtained application TO tie Contract CrIs at Us Office
Neu'lork, Oct -, ltts. THOMAS sIEihENS,
ROBERT L. DAkRAGH,
GEORGE = GREENE,
(f,snu Aaued lizard
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave
I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

3d. u Mail train ~ Greenpor
TO-. H. or Rosyu cove Locust Valley. Huntington and
hothaort
..r D. ~. Greenpor,
90 "a oyn Cove Locus, Valley, Huntington North
40 - n o Ro,yn, Glen Cove Locus: Valley Huntington and
Nuapurt.
o d. f,r Jamaic, sut IempstetL
Fr Iarbor and West Hampton. Long Island Railroad
Trains -lvc Sru.iolA ana $3.50 Fare through
Iirlor. ~,
Rosie, en- Cove Locust VALLEY Huntingdon aud Nohport leaves
pin, A o. Ia. ADD Ir. T. D. BARTON Snpt
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NORTHERN RAILROADo of NEW Jersey

~ Trains will .Aye N,"io bv The PaoA Perry Chnbers
ioioWs Al l. $50. s;I5 5;l5 ant ~ o. a. "
nidBgb, saturdays The 5 aud s. is o IA usius
thJvush 70 hoBssI-AsY ~. 1909 v -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

Tho Wisconsin Farmer says cas-
tor oilwill keep leather soft, pliable,
and black, though not glossy, and
quite impervious to water.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

LIVE CATTLE WEIGHED BY MEAS
,'RE.-Thc only instrument ncces,
sary is n measure with feet and
inch marks upon it. Tho girth is
tho circumference of the animal
lust behind tho shoulder blades
The length is the distance from the
shoulder blades. Tho superficial
feet arc obtained by multiplying
the girth and length. The follow
ing table contains the rule to asccr-
tain the weight of the animal:
flcss than foot in girth, multi
ply superficial feet by eight:
Ifless than three and moro than
one multiply superficial feet by
eleven.
If less than five and moro than
three, multiply superficial feet by
sixteen.
If less ihnn seven and moro than
five, multiply superficial feet by
twenty-five.
If less than nino and more than
seven, multiply superficial feet Dy
thirty three.
If less than eleven and moro Chan
nine, multiply superficial feot by
forty-two.
ExAMpLE.-Suppose a pig to
measure in girth two feet, and
length one foot and nine inches
there would then be three and n
half feet, which multiplied by
eleven, gives thirty-eight and a halt
pounds as the weight of the animal
when dressed. In this way, the
weight of the quarters can be sub
stantially ascertained during life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

as % iiiiiinss fasaffs tiis ffff
I|.n I.n fHH 0HHllff'Hn laiflT
T.IIa 90 - HHssfiln iiai 81
t#I.ra ~ 90 iH Hani = fsif
t..ata nHh nthlf fiks aus h 90
rfEH msHfi n I Oslled ~ DE
ttnIitt Har'In Aurri 80 H.
.urnfa IamIury sud ansufrtd
a. rllinuirr Inf,i.nns shith uas
tai ta mr uftf thr inp oF = lair ~
Gold sIaks, ly sI.fk, hillr. 10,
.ii hlltr aiih q little. Touni. gray
hesd aud M priiy iiltlo hsliy 10
tnuy nan ever owned
QUESTIONS,
1. Are you a male ~ fsHales IL
20, state how iong yoa have been
-.
2. Are you subject 10 fits, and il
~, de yoa have murs than "hs at q
iimrf
3, WHAT'S your Preeiss Sighting
weight ?
A bid you ever have emmy ahees-
tors, and IL 81, how much ?
5. What ia yure legal opinion 81
Ihv oaaslilaliouaiily on ihe 10 CON-
mandmenlsg
q, pa you ever have emmy night
msrsg ~,
Z. Are you married, and 1.-Two sin
,,le, or are yon = haehelorg
s. nu VA beleaye Ia u mlure
sa'eg Ii VA dn, state it,
.. What are yure private seh.''
meats about n rush az rats 10 the
b,aI-ean il DO dill successfully
10. Have yu ever committed suit
ellie, aud IL SO, how duz Il seem 10
affect your .
II. bid yu ever have the meezles
lfsa, how many
AMER answering the above qneS'
lions like man. on the e0nnrma
tive, tho slick, little, fat, old Teller
with gold speoks on, e"d ] was IN,
surcd for life, aud probably would
remain so for n term oy years,
thanked him, aud smiled one OF my
most pensivo smiles.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS

| To the Sheriff or ann COuSf1bI, nj
DaUae rou,t,. ,oot;n
'."' .o"'5 o''''"9
WHEREAS, Samuel Uhl, administrator
w of the estate of Thomas Branson,
deceased, who resides in Dallas county,
in the State of Texas, has filed in the clerks
Office Of the District Court OF Dallas coun-
ty, Texas, his petition praying Judgment
against Richard A. Nance, for the amount
of promissory note executed by the said
Nance, on the 3lst day of January, AID.
1868, to Thomas Brauson or order, for the
sum of three thousand dollars, due and
payable on or before the 18th day of March,
AID. 1868, with twelve per cent, and for
value received. Plaintiff further alleges
that said note was executed as the consid-
Grafton for one undivided one-half Of o
certain 800 acre tract of land, and also
one undivided half interest Of certain
mill, mill fixtures, etc., situated thereon.
Said land described as being on Pleasant
Run Creek, in Dallas county, beginning at
the Southwest corner Of Francis Brigance
~ acre survey; thence running North
81. west 1874 varas; thence south oo.
west io4f varasi 'nence SCUM oo Eas.
l344 varas; inence NORTH w East iS44
varas 10 the place OF beginning; And also
praying ior ,he enforcement oil the vendors
.len' anu saie OF sa'u 'anu ana NH in.er
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PKEPAKED III
DIR. j. G. AVER 81 CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.

Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medieioe ev-
erywhsrp. At wholesale by y. J. HART CO.,
apriI24-32:4mo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

DtI DtOADHAfi y = =
Importer and Manafs Of FhOtssr,Fhis Materials
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TIE LANDS OF THE BIBLE.
CHROMOS.

$50 CHROMOS. rTT1liC
- -------s - f-<,-r~Atf - -
f-- rsi-irs isrssiy be
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners
IN of Ferries within The limits Of Dallas
county, Texas, that the orders made by the
Police Court Of Dallas county, Texas, nj
the January term thereof in relation to
Ferries, are hereby revoked; and that all
parties owning Ferries within the limits Of
said county, are required to come forward
and give bond and take out license to run
such Ferries, in the manner heretofore
provided by law.
By order Of the Honorable Police Court
Of Dallas county; Texas
S. STONES Cik Co. c. D. G. Texas.
Dallas, April IL, ls59-3l:lml
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

which stsnds al ways charged and available for
instant aefon, aud not only Affords the means Of Al
once graphing With Fire at Its outbreak when u
Is com psratiyey small aud easy TO subdue, but II
does 90 with that powerful % ~ krtingnshcrs
81 Fire. CARBONIC ACID GAS. This gas IL pro-
jected upon the flames not In gaseons form, but by
means 81 wafer highly impregnated with u; and
while s perfectly harmless 70 the operator, IL acts
with concsnfrAfire e1rct npon the ire.
THE FIRE KxTINGUIsHEB is at all times
TfEfIRE ExT1xGuIsBER pot. out FIRE en-
THE fIRE ExTINGUIsHER has no Machinery
fsHE FtRE .ExffNoulsHER can be used By
THE FIar ExT1SGUIsHEn enc, loaded can re-
mala ~ ~ vears.
Agents wans~s an over The UNION.
- - PRICES-
W. La. --.---aa--..--- -
90 --.-~------ -
- -
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE cIRcUEAh-
80 So Ez4lSgrfsHrs Co., Had once Dsy
FEsrrant, n, Issp-z1.omos-
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For the Dallas Herald
To yIrginius ifutehen'
pr rRor. GREGORY.

Thy songs are hailed In hall aud bower
Where thousands walt and stand
To read n Well,khown paper
From hsro's faithful hanu
IIuiehsn, your name aud fame =.
Are spreading wide Ger land anu sea,
Aud the ablssi paper 10 the State
Is made by John swindells and lhee'
Such name immortal fame
WIN echo over AilsnIies cable chain,
Aud in the peoples hearts will remain
Until Il echoes back again.
Your name In hearts ofour coun'rymen
Like a spirit viii their pulses thrill,
IT'S monumental, firm rs rocks
The granite rocks Of Northern hills,
And will rest on land and human tide,
A country and a nations pride.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

"A certain euro for founder in a
lorse, says correspondent for the
Rural World, is to stand him in
wator to his belly. 81 have known
this course successfully practiccd
for fifty years"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

Wh.,,..l. snl Retail sssihsTn AEsHi II lhs osls-
hr.,rl PIANOs IaaIsssinssd ~ AAkstiiALLs
MITTAIER; IA hliAA SONS, slal, hALL,
H. 0hsal.sst lad nssi Places ssvl srsFsi ~ We
SoutheTs IA a. sni sola az rNssi fseisiy fiHss-
Alsa Mhalssals aEd Retail ssathsTa AssA1 " IN,
Osl.lratsl UTsans ard Mrlodrens nAnntasiafsay
CARHART A NEEpHAM, ihe uaosi l.rFiasi r.sd lA-
siTaurnis sgsT u.ae, sHd fsT sAis a. sAsSl lss,sy
pI.frs. Alec ssnihsIn Aseai " D. oshi ~
landau Cheap and standard Nasie faili aiiuhs, The
cheapest anl lat Nusic ensFrd o. the Asili-
a. a. so worth II Nasio iuT Pins Csnts, bossd IN
lsIeT c0grTs, sshd faT ssMTls 0oPy,
Mhulfssle snd Retail laluT ia Masis, "a siTustioA
neaks, NiDlihs, Ga'isTs, hTsss lHstTumrAis and
Italian slTings, sni Ia Lsi s'sgihing p.TlAiniuE
O. The Masir fIsde,
Prics Li.is, illustrated Catalogues. etc.. ssHi ~
msil "a apIllraiisn,
Nlgss i,ailsi, P0si paid, gu receipt oflhs marked
PRIDE
take iL.s opportunity II ihaElins those Who
daring the I.si Avar hsnied me with ihsiT eohh.
irncs and oTirTs, aud with ny increased facilities
aud advantages, hoIs siill 10 be the favored Tssip.
irnis IT aTlsTs 0i Gzis ia nav line, sad ia IrluTn.
would say, that al hVpTs sill h. appreciated, and
that all guarantee satisfaction in's'sIy inyOies ~
buyrIs, Nsy hn,Is.imil.,
PHILIP MkRLEiS.
No ~ naEnsSE sTHErT, n, o, Dec, s, iscs-isiv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15
TOUR-HORSE UNITED STATES NAIL COACHES

TIME undersigned most respectfully in
Il form the travelling public that they
have commenced to run and will perma-
nently continue running q line Of First
Class Stage Coaches from Marshall to Dali
las, Texas, carrying passengers and their
bagge. Through each way in three days
mo DETENTION.
Coaches will leave Marshall and Dallas,
simultaneously, on Mondays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
We have new Ferry Boat at East Fork
by which the river can be crossed OF any
stage of water, and the creeks are all now
well bridged so that passengers may rely
upon getting through without detention.
WILLIAM II. BRADFIELD & co.
March 20, 1SG9.-27:tf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-13
General Items.

A Reform Club is proposed for New
York.
Robert Inches is suing for acres of
California.
"Spectretyping" is the name of
Numbers art.
John Morrisay's father is going to
Ireland on visit.
Egyptian Pachas are sending over
here for ramie plants.
Princess Louisa. OF England, APP
proves OF female doctors.
Fisk has added hotel keeping to his
many accomplishments.
Isabella allows her head cook $50 a
day to feed the household.
The President will try to control the
Indians it'll Quaker guns.
Companies are forming in Belgium to
build telegraph lines in China.
A st. Louis rough killed a saloon
keeper with one blow of his fist Thurs
day night.
Montreal publishers advertise for fe-
male compOsit0rs, il consequence of the
pending strike.
Mississippi expects to realize forty
million dollars from her cotton crop of
this year.
Nebraska papers report the prospect
excellent for fine crop of early grass
hoppeys.
A man has in cultivation sixteen acres
of castor beans in the vicinity of Tampa,
Florida.
Where is money mentioned i'm the
Bible? Where the dove brought the
greenback to Noah.
Artemus Ward said that the man who
wrote, "I'm saddest when sing" was
q fool to sing much.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-13
VERMONT DAILY TRANSCRIPT MAY 13 1869

RATHER POINTED TALk.-Thc amen
tiles Of life are not largely cultivated by
the editors OF the Zanesville, (Ohio, J
daily papers. The editor ofthe Signal
having been classified by the Courier
as a pauper responds; ave prefer be-
ing poor man to being a mule thief,
a notorious liar, y branded libeler, pro-
nounced ass and scurrilous blackguard.
Although not enriched rs the Courier
man may be, at the expense Of the Gov
eminent and the people, we have, 80
far, thank God, with good health and
strength, been able to mate an honest
living by the works of our hands and
mind. And we would not exchange it.
tellect, conscience and character, with
the brevetted X-Quarter-mastcr OF the
Courier for all his money"