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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
A GOOD CHANCE.

There are, on The Ohio river, IN Kentucky,
midway between two large aud Aourishing
cities, and within FIVE miles of either
seven splendid Ohio River Bottom farms
and also 504 Town Lots in Henderson
county, Kentucky, to be disposed of by a
lottery authorized by Special Act of the
Kentucky Legislature. The capital prize
and its rental amounts to SljJ, 900. There
are, in all, 5l1 prizes, valued at $3l4,00O,
the smallest of which is $50. We have
known the lands and their proprietor, Mr.
WILLIAM MCCAIN, intimately, for twenty
years. The lands are highly productive
and inexhaustible and Mr.. McClain has no
superior in gcntiliiy and honesty. The
land lottery scheme, the best We have ever
seen offered, is in the hands of Messrs
David Banks, Grant Green, W. S. Holloway,
Sr, William S. Elan and Robert I. Glass,
Commissioners appointed by the Lcgisla-
ture-men we have familiarity known for
two decades, and against whose integrity
Of character even slander has never dared
to speak. Certificates Of chances in this
splendid and fair lottery, which is to be
drawn at Masonic Temple, Louisville, Ky
on the 2Sth of December next, So, currency
Persons desiring to take chances can apply
to Virginius IIuichen, at the HERALD Office,
who will show them pamphlet describing
the lands and lots and giving full and
minute explanations of the scheme and
mode and manner of the drawing See
advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
MARRIED

In Dallas county, at the residence Of the
brides father, (Dr. J. b. Baird,) on Thurs
day evening, October 2Sth, 1863, by Rev
G. l.. BLEwErr, Mr.. JESSE F. CHINN, Of
Denton county, and Miss ANGIE BAIRD
The cake sent us was excellent, and the
fair bride has our thanks and the express
sion of our hope that her bark of life may
float as gently down the Stream of Time
as fairy shallops over the enchanted wave
May lapse Of years but serve to strengthen
the tie binding the happy pair and height.
en- the joy Of their true hearts unification
As round Times wheel so swiftly whrls
Bringing us Lopes and joys,
God grant them half q dozen girls
And twice as many boys.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
+ EXTRACT.

Jack county.-ITenry J. Tompson, Peter
Snyder, David S. Agnes.
Montague county.-W. A. Morris, James
II. Green, William IIerndon.
Cooke county.-Second Lieut.. Frank W
Russell, 9th Cavalry, W. II. Truclove, J. N.
Redman.~
Palo Pinto county.-S. s. Taylor, G. p.
Goldhson, David Speer.
Parker coun,y.-Second Lieut.. Gilbert
T.. Overton, 9th Cavalry, John A. Goodies,
y. Milikan.
Tnrrnnt county.-First Lieut.. Henry b.
Mellen, 9th Cavalry, A. Isucker, W. H. Rich
ar1son.
Denton eoHniy.--B. II. Grecnlee, Lewis
NJ. Fry, Austin Poppinnn.
Wise county.-J. Is. Armstrong; Neri
IIobson, J. }. Connolly.
Dallas connfy.-Captain Daniel Madden,
9Th Cavalry, VIM. Fleming, Melvin Wade.
The Board of Registrars will appoint the
clerk TO aid them in the revision Of the reg
istraiion lists.
BY command Of Bvt. Maj Gen. Reynolds,
II. CLAY WOOp,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

GAIT. CaNNEn AT JEpPEEsOS-HE Is AR
REsTED.--Thc Jimpleoute CT the Goth ulto
says that Capt. John c. Conner, candidate
for Congress, spoke at Frecmans Hall in
that city on the 23rd, and during his speecl
was arrested by U. S. officer. Tho Jim
plccu,e gives the following particulars Of
the arrest:
When he had proceeded with his
remarks for the space Of perhaps an
hour, and was dealing some heavy
and telling blows upon tho corrupt
carcass of Radicalism, an officer OF
the army suddenly came up in front
of him and asked, as your name
Councr p "That is my name" re.
sponded the Captain.
81 am ordered to arrest you"
Tho eloquent, ardent, and youth
full orator was admonishcd to desist
and obey crdcrs-which he did and
thus ended the speech with which
he was beginning to warm up his
auditors, eliciting frequent and
hearty applause.
This looks like suppression OF
free speech we venture timidly and
tremblingly to so express it. We
leave our sapicnt readers to form
their own conclusions.
In another part of the same paper We
II ,l,o follou;no.
We are gratifed TO state that
Capt. John G. Conner has been re.
leased from custody by the Com.
handing General.
Tho Captain has forwarded his
resignation to the War Department
He will now be free to canvass the
district, and to continue the fearless
and intrepid line of discussion with
which he started out; whoever
meets him on the rostrum will find
a foeman worthy of his steel. Here
is his note of resignation
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington. d. c., through Head
quarters, Fifth Military District
Austin, Texas:
GENERAL:-Being a candidate fol
Congress, and wishing to discus:
the political issues of the day,
have the honor to tender my uncon
ditional and immediate resignation
as a Captain in the U. s. Army.
have the honor to further respect
fully request an acceptance of this
resignation by telegraph.
JOHN G. CONNER, U. S. A.
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pa.-A severe gale from The North o

p4-A severe gale from the North oc-
CURED at Galveston on Friday night, the
I'D uli. II was OF very short duration,
but did considerable damage all over tic
city, unroofng houses, blowing down signs
topping over chimneys and other small
dunnngc. A car of cattle that was coming
down Virginia roin. was blown OF the
track, The locomotive going of just as it
struck the bridge, tearing of a portion Of
the planking and burying itself in the
Bny. One negro man on the train was
killed-cattle and cars all safe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

Daniel Webster once wrote, after
continued provocation, to an editor
who accused him of not paying his
debts: sit is true that / have moi
always paid my debts: punctually,
and that i owe money. Cae cause
of that is that / have not pressed
those who owe me for pay. As an
instance Of this, / inclose your faith
er's note made 10 me thirty years
ago. for money lent bin TO educate
bis boys"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
Austin. Tex, Oct. IS,

A man locked his wife into an mp
per room, and not being satisfied
with this punishment, but wishing
10 aggravate her stiIl further, sent
t,is son up with bone. Tho youth
snnocenuy brought it up and said,
eM0ther, father sent this mp, and
says, there is a bone for yon 10 puck.
The gentle mother replied, Take
il back and tell him ] say he Is not
vour father, and there's a bone for
him TO pick"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

R@We find the following among the
Washington kilograms ofthe 9th ult. W,
must coufess that we have some fears that
there may be pOstponement Of the cleo
ton yet.
lit is said that if the Military
Commanders in Texas and Mississip.
pi report that those States are moi
in a condition to hold an election,
the President will postpone the
elections until Congress can lcgis-
late on the subject"
The following is dated Washington, Oct
29ih.
The following item is furnished
from a truthful source Gen. Clarke
and other Texans and some Missis-
sippians have applied TO the Presi-
dent TO have the elections in those
States indefinitely postponed. They
insist that the decision in the Yer
ger case and the certainty that
Hamilton and Dent will carry the
elections render this necessary. IL
is not probable that they viii sue
coed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

Ispft ffIr rHH.sf raf.I q
fIu| TIHff co. Ia isfI }
1-.usf tshff Al. Is
Ths filsHg i.sirlniHu ~
trsfs aiII a. msie hY ihr ftslsf
tive i'.si fummsndrfs sn as a. 81
ulir ihf dsiai hiashis a. rsafh ihr
t.nuiN sfais "a ~ ruuuiirs ~ uhil h
ihr, ar assirrri ~ lhr 18th pros
iuu They Wiil rrman un duiy ~
a-sisbrsi until ihs rinrlu-iin N ihr
rlr,iinn whrn ihry will rriurH ~
ihrir pr"Inr stations. uHlrss uihsi'
wise nri,rci herranrr
Al ufiicrrs dsisil,d a. msmhrrs
1T RrgisiTaiiun iiaris sill bc o.,
liuyei from whatever iuly they MAY
i.r periurmibg, 80 as Ia cnal'le them
a. rearh their Respective oOnnly
-, : ly lhv 18th proNlmo,
la counties where an officer of the
army il assigned % duty - Regis
irar, he will assume tommsnd al the
dciarhmcnl for that county,
Post Commanders will h1 held rs-
sponsible for the yreryr'lnn of order
4. The county sherS,,s ,hs headquar-
tcrs al the registrars is loeaied,
Military Interference with elec'
iinns. "nnless Il shall hc necessary
Ia keep the pcnrc at the polls" IL
prohibited hy law and no soldiers
will b. allowed To appear at any
Inlling place, but the dciachmenis
will be- qnartercd in close proximity,
90 that II their services ARE req1ircd
10 preserve order they can readily
Leo procured,
The actual expenses incurred by
officer, detailed an duty connected
with Registration, over what Il shall
have been il they hnd remained ON
duty AT their proper stations, VIII
he reimbursed lhom from the Recon
siruction Fund.
The custodian ofIhc records "frcg'
i,tration for the various counties In
the State will turn over, upon mp
plication made by any member al
The Board of Registrars for his c0un'
~, the records, etc, pertaining to
registration.
Post Commanders will assume
control of all dctachmcnts that this
may bring temporarily within the
limits of their posts.
A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

tDrcol, Morris, one Of The msmhs1 Of
the Military csRmisFioR how in session Al
Waeo passed through this city last week
~ Tesis for wOes, lie has hssa in com
msai Of The Pos, at Tyler for several
months, Col, N, has won the esteem Of
every god citizen, wherever be IL knOwn
ia Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

. rTRuby has bern appointed DePuty
Colecfor Of Customs for the port Of Calves
ton. The Galveston News adds;
There are several vacancies yet
10 be Sled, and the colorcd brethren
RAD better Be on the lOvk out
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

u never shot n bird in my life
said friend 10 an lrisbman, who
replied, Il never shot anything IN
the sIapc Of n bird but . FqHirl
-hieh ] killed with stone and i
b. MO &c riVcr All vas dro1nel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

Joncs-'Poor Lucinda took that
circumstance very much to heart.
DiLbles-'Did she indeedl The dear
girl wish l was that circumstance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
I'D QRs. Firm MILITARY DISTRICT,

STATE OF lENAS.
AUSTIN, TEXAS Oct. 8, 1869.
General Order,, No. l79.
The following appointments Of Regis
trars, for the purpose conducting the re-
vision Of the registration lists and holding
the election ordered in General Orders No
ia, current series, from this Headquarters,
arc hereby announced:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
THE REASON WHY


You should send your orlsrs for School
j Books, Letter Cap and Note faPer,
blank hooks, Envelopes, rwiRes, Garden
Seeds, Stationery, Sunday School Rocks
aud other Goods Of this character 10
T.. III. CUSHING,
Houston, 10 because be has the largest
stock, the best variety, and sells the cheap
est Of any house in bis line in Texas And
THb REASON
Why he can do this is because he bays Of
manufacturers and saves jobbers profits
lie buys for cash and saves the discount.
lie buys In large quantities. and gets tie
lowest rates, lie receives his goods direct
and saves freight aud charges, aud he does
q large business, and eau afford 10 sell
close. Send for his price list, aud try him
With an order,
Houston, September slb, ls59-l'lf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
A Great Bargain offered.
A Steam Merchant Mill and Saw
- Mill for Sale.

WILL SELL the above property for less
than the machinery cost in Galveston.
There are two run rock capable Of grind
ing 300 bushels grain in u hours, with 4
or j 4 cord OF wood. A saw capable OF saw
ing 1000 feet lumber per day and good
demsnd for lumber at So 90 per hundred
feet, all in good order. The cylinder Is
newly bored out and new boiling cloths
The boiler is 80 feet long, AZ inches diane
ter, used about 8 years. The cylinder Is
l2i inch bore. The Mill House is 40 by 50
feet long. built with q view Of putting in q
sett Of cards. Power Sufficient Of running
the mill and sstt Of cards or gin. There
are also two COED dwelling houses and
some out houses for hands, 2vO acres good
timber land. also about rs or 80 head
Of hogs good stock, Berkshire crossed on
Grn1ier wv. RLLETT.
DsIlss, Oct. 2. Is59--38m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

rnE STATE az TEXAS
couNrF OF DALLu, 80
WHEREAS, Z. d. SCOTT, guardian Of
w The persons and estates Of Elizabeth
II. aud Il, ". Laiimsr, minor heirs of J.
W. LAlimer, deceased, has this day filed In
my Office his petition, praying for an order
Of the Honorable Probate Court Of Dallas
county Texas, TO sell certain lands belong
Ing TO the estate Of his said wards, being
two thirds Of nineiy-hye aud one hall
acres, the headlight OF James Latimer, sit.
ualed in Red River county, Texas. Now,
therefore, this Is TO notify all persons In.
ieresled TO be and appear at the next term
Of the Honorable Probate Court Of Dallas
county, Texas, TO 10 holden nj the Court.
house thereof, in the town Of Dallas, on
Monday the 10Th day Of November, 1862
then aud there 10 contest the same IL they
think proper,
Witness my official seal and sig.
SEAL nature at office in Dallas, this
Wv October ID, 1869.
S. s. JONES,
tSiw elk G. c. ID. Co. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

Il came near selling my boots the
other day. said Seuttle to friend.
How so?' Well, / had them alfsolod.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

e5rcol, J, l., Haynes I. announced as 4
candidate for Congress In the 9TH congrss
.lonal District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
CEDAR SPRINGS
SCHOOL,

,YNhE THIRD SESSION OF this School
Il will commence on the second Monday
in October. The Scholastic Year will be
divided into two sessions Of Eve months
go weeks each.
Tt'ms n Tuition, per NsEfk;
FIRST CLASS-0rhography, Read
ing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng
lish Grammar and Composition, 50 90
SECOND CLhSS-Naturnl, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry,
Rhetoric, Logic, the Higher Mathc-
MATES and the Latin Language, 90
Incidental tax, 81 per session of 20 weeks.
Board can bp had with the teachers At
IS 90 per month, exclusive of washing and
lights. T0ct. ., lSj0-3tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

DfYrC. r. Johns s Co., Land Agents and
Bankers Austin, Texas, viii attend 10 the
purchase and sale of lands, adjustment Of
Land Titles, and payment of Taxes on land
any where in the State. Prosecute land
and money claims against the Stale or Fed
eral Governments. Make collections at
State Treasury and Military Headquarters
at Austin, and any other business within
tho scope of General Land and Collecting
Agency. I'm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

Gil, Weleh informs, us that our
oosi0rnr III the Dallas llERALp, Nir
ginins llulchen, was awarded ihs
premium for lhe mos, skillhlly ex
ecuted ornamental job printing
We congratulate YOU, llnlehen,
l,sHlSH hsHilsF,
Thshk you-EHou shonli have said Mr
sSiRislls. took Toe premiums for PlaiA ahi
fapsy printing aRd gave us sIe for hslPiuE
him, gISI0R.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

pJwe have frequently bad occasion 10
speak Of the ilrARTn ASp Ilonr, as fan
lily paper. Il 10 one Of our most regular
exchanges, and We always read Il through
and then file II away. We see by the last
number received that large reduction to
mall clubs has been made In the terms Of
subscriptions.
To all who subscribe before next Janua.
ry, for one year, at the reduced rates print
ed below, ilEARrn ASD. llosE win DO sen,
from Tho date OF their subscriptions will
end January.lss 1871.
Therefore, those who subscribe earliest
will get the mos, Cor nothing.
Our only terms hereafter are the below
reduced rates for 1870 invariably in Advance
Single copies, 81, three copies, all at one
time, 50, five. copies, all atone time, ST.,
all over FIVE copies at same rate.
Making HEARTH AND HONE, to a club OF
Eve subscribers at 81 20 each, the cheapest,
as it is the most complete, family weekly
newspaper in the world.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

tar The Crisp rraaPs ara deiishlins
overlooking houses ia Jefferson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

0gCi.sf lusiifs Cissf hss itfiisi 10
grsHi q sIii q Lalfss f.Ifsls is its NfT-
ssT easf-
NrTeer mu,t h. brought bsi0rs
ihs 0oHTi, and ID l. alm0sI certain
that he will b. taken iroin ihs mill
iary and iurnrd over 10 tho civil
authorities
The derision will prove a dgalh-
blow 10 military commissions,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

EsKN. Erisa a., GsisrsisA, FFAss, sEF ssl
ssihaI tsid szrais ~ hat Fiig
HgTass NfIsrsss, - 80 - 6aaEass siITsis
~. NFiusss, l. IA ssihgFilFt ssusi "a AS haf-
Ass b. iksi FiR
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l-assasiss- fsAss- - a. asissHsfsa sfssi o. -
hnAas hFFAiA - $50 Ral Falsl1At esf ihf sFnr
h. tAsi - niia 49, a. Hat
30 70, q, Hart A e., 0s'asI iin, 80 a.
lAerSa ~ Hssilr ssissgiliisis 81 a. tAiANs
ufaAla-
% ., 2, s,aaisys Ess,, Aiisltse 81 i4-~r
ksaflaas, - a. aEihsHitsA A.FAi ~ 80 hAlaAs
hrEAlR a. Resiss ssa TssriIa ~ ssasftiliiAs sta
sissHisins Al 49, @Esssaats q 49, hFkAla ~
ksstaaH, sill D. trEni ih his I-,ssn,sia, ed lsE
ssns inari.lsd ar ~ asslel ~ call - hisa-
So fhsss. spssssss, E.a., 2, y a.
lahasaas sisiH, l. saikaIisaa - lusrits sslsTTii
iis a. ihs hAttas iiss,tp, sai Tuosiri ~ AsHsr'
ass this snss,
&c WILLIAM tHALE, ArsFsss ..
ilss, i'2ls filtv, Teas, 10 sHihsHif4d a. hetisr
suh,sTiTiisns kT iks hsliss lisHAts-
&c wheat gill 10 FrT-is.1 Ia I,sFsashi - sah-
rsTrli"H T. ~ nallas hEFAiR, d isiNrIti a. ~
"pail.s ti. Mill"
ear Ne orad,Jsir ssss E.H d ssHsaHssd
~ ne Herald HRifss raid Tor is adFasss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE
NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, pnr,u,
~ ant 10 lAw, that I have received The
Annual iisi fsr 1919 fr0m the Assessor
This let includes the annual taxes up0A 10,
eolae, Carriages, Gold aAl Silver Plate,
Gold Watches, and Special faIss (liesnsssl
dating from May First, 1899,
l Niil attend personally or by dePuty,
for the ParP0ss sfeollseiihg the assessments
ia Dallas county, Al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

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HsfI sffifs go tisIif isfHff sf iif
if asfIf ftif II fili 10 iss ttiffstf.
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rififf rsihsst ts.fssT 80 10 -
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ssti 81 81 sian ~ ii tsisTs 90 Ftsiffs
ntti pfft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
James X. Il. Record.

Candidate for the State Senate, will
speak At lie following times aud places
Mckinney, Wednesday, Nov. ~.
Plano, Thursday, ~.
Lancaster, SATURDAY, ~,
Fort worth, Friday, ~.
Dallas, Monday, 20.
lie respectfully invites all opponents TO
meet him nj the times and places named.
Nov. q, lSG9-S;ide
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06

fsndlrlon has 6eeR appointed
l'residen' Of the kenlaeky tsnsral
Railroad,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
Male and Fema'e
| \ = Il | Il u Il T.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

u'liE SECOND SESSION n mi, k.u-
u HTIoS gill sFsA ia The chyi.,i,n
.haTsA baii'iihF, ia Dallas, on Monda,.
september 9TH, 1863.
hai~ 81 faiiisa. psrSsAsiaE EsF sts,isH a
fsesiJ hesks
flhsf tLASs-lEflatiHE sI.llisE. Ersair-
Nrilnss fu@sTs AIiihlasiir, l.qlu4Tsas
Ana iArrte uasiias -. sIn a.,
shonAh GLASs-IRrlsdins IntsIiarissI al
iAtiifAl Aiihsariir, 1assrsTkg ,RFantaaF
utsieff' Material fhiiaseFhg, AsiF0Ga,aF
fs'isi'sf ahtthsH,i'iTs ,...,--.,.,..,-,.., a. %
fhlhb tLAss-isslsiiRs AssiI'i,, Bsl.p,.
t'nAlssN, tis'Hiisa, clHHasiiiaa, Ehflartr
lHsh, taiiH, iFs-k sHd iishsT Msihss.t,
- o.
hthic ga fians, IsT mshih, -. so,
Mss kLLES =, suiru, Issrlsr Of
iN'lpLNTAL ikf,,,-.,,--,-,,...-,.,,..-..,. IS
The above iAsaiiaHsi prices az II sppri. Tatss-
A.iIehals aTFsasy iAksI II iis csuaTarIsialsaias
hsiadshl slll 10 charged fIela The IiIls " en-,
isIlng sehs-al ahIiiths elass eflLa sessian
Aadsiusiieh all b. made, except ia case Of nrs.
'f.slsd sieAnSss sfiso wssks 90 mote,
Isl,l'''h payable 81 The skIlrAipn u rash hrs
heaTiins IL pirate knnis, a. reasonable rates.
Ih' nhdrIs.sn~ drsiTss e. huill ~ sto l u tha
met "iAsf lie frisTs % HE pat history as a
".,he, sni cordially Invites patronage,
H' has hAd eight SsaTs sKlsIistoa Ia tFafh-
~ an hos, ~ ss'iaui'y 10 tho disshsfsu Il
hh huis, 70 Fui-ih the esirrm 81 oanhionrr Il tho
lrlle ~ halla. ahi IL 'lgniiy, lis Asks ahi runa
asn'p eal~ei' Their hearty oespsniion in Ils eater
prisr,
JOHN HANNA, a. W.. PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. LOU.COUGHANOGR, Assistant
July J, iso9-isiy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06


We have been furnished with the
following order Of his honor, Judge
Duval, for publication. 1t will be
seen that there will be no Federal
Court held here for the next rcgu-
lar term, which begins Monday
Nov. LIST, prox. We understand
that Judge Duval has been required
TO hold term of the United States
District Court at Brownsville, Tex
as. in consequence of which he is ua-
able to meet his engagements here:
Tyler Index.
Austin, Tex, Oct. IS, go.
To the Y. S. Marshal, Western
District Of Teras You arc hereby
directed TO adjourn the u. S. Cir
cult sad District Courts, at Tyler,
on the first Monday Of November
next, until the next regular spring
term thereafter.
L. ii. DUvAL, U. S. Judge.
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Gle- Persons in this vicinity indebted %
the Austin State Garsiie office, for sub
scriplion, eau settle the same Al the llfR'
An Office, by aPplylnsie -
john ". swINDELLs.
Dallas, Sept. %, isG9-2if
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Pomcroy is getting better, and
will not be Brick dust just yet.

The Ner York Tribune says the reason
why PLANTATION DIrrERs are so generally
used is owing to the fact that they are al
ways made up TO the original standard,
and of pure material, let the price be what
it will. The Tribune just hits the nail on
the head, for PLANTATION BIrrERs are not
only made OF pure material, but the people
are told what they arc made Of, as the
recipe is wrapped around each bottle.
Don't 60 home without bottle.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the prico
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FRESH BREAD

Every day, sai GINGER BKEk q hose
nanniasluTs, ssIshsly recommended b.
physicians as healthy dTiak for yell
persons aud the Invalid,
s<4rcsll shd see ne aud &c gill guar
aztec Satisfaction, u, BOiiNi,
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