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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08
FOR SALE.
William Hunneil

w M II; Ihandler. mechanics lien.
III AEREA RING FROM AFFEDA.
h Wit on file in the Office of the Clerk of
said Court that Ann Holder, one of the
detendants In the abOve-entitIed cause, is
a y nec5 ssary party to said action, the same
belng IN relation TO real estate, and that
said Ann Holder is a non resident OF the
State OF Indiana
Notice is therefore hereby given said
Ann Holder of the pendency OF this ac-
tioni and that the same will stand for
trlal at the next term Of said Vanderburgh
circuit Court, to be begun and held at the
court-house In the city of Evansville, Van
derburgh county, State of Indiana, on the
hrst Monday in October, 1869.
Witness Soren SorensOn, Clerk of said
Court, at Evansville, this 10th day OF
August, 1869. S. SORENSON, CLERK,
BLYTIIE HYNEs, Plaintiffs 3 Attorney.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES
on the face, use PegTy's C9Aaed04le and PIN
pie Remedy, prepared only by DR.. 3. q.
PERRY. 49 Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. Imhl7 d3Tn, ,W3m
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCH Esq
Freekles, and Tan from the face. use Per-
TB's -1Otb and FTecELe Lotion. Prepared
only by. DIR. B. q. PERRY. Sold by all drug
GIlfa fIIS -
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Berlin, Sept. 7-At-thes next ses-
sion OF the Prussian Diet, the Liberal
party will Introduce proposition of
ministerial responsibility.
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Moth Patches. Freckles & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY I0
nose BRoWS DLsCoLoEAIIoEs on the iacs
PsyTy's 10th and FreclIe Lotion. Fre'
iared only by Dr. B. @. PERRY, 40 POND
Street, New York. sold everywhere.
nar26 d6m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08

NASHVILLE. Sept. 7-Gov Senter
arrived here TO day.
Affairs IN the State are very quiet.
The crop prospects are improved,
especially cotton.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay FOR Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which creaIe impedlments 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIH HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
junl2 d3m Tsp n
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VIII exhibit at EVANSVILLE on SAT
URDAY, SEPT N. 1869, head OF Main
Street, with
tsOLB DAN RICE
ssOLD DAN RICE"
GOLD DAN RICE"

EDGAR MENTER'S admirable Silver
COrnet Band Will appear on horseback,
but no Street SiCilldic or grand parade will
be given at the expense Of those who pay
to see a CIRCUS, and not bedizened
and Z" loud outside advertisement on
wheels. Dan Rice's motto is " INSIDE PER-
FORMAGCE, without outside DlspkQV" in-
stead of outside display without inside
performance. The horses OF this magnid-
cent establishment are exempted from the
distressing and ruinous toll or the road,
and retain, untmpaired, that nobility OF
presence, power Of action, and fiery spirit
absolutely indispensable To perfect and
thrilling equestrian representation.
BB- Please remember that this is posi-
lively guaranteed to DO the only Dan ltlcea
only Circus, and that within its cnpacious
and handsomely appointed pavilion there
Is rosm and comfortable seats FOR all.
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY.
Admission so cents; Children under ten
years % cents. Doors open al and
O'Clock. sec dGt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-08

RICHMOND, September THE loss
by the fire last night was SI20,000;
insurance $4,000 mostly in North
erp cOmpanies.
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Butchers Dead Shot Tor Bed EBHg
butchers lightning Fly killer.
Sold By Druggists Everywhere.
Tnav25 dwIra ISM
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
DO no, T,Inr viii. pnng,r.

A single sraIk msy kihdlu flame that will con.
sumo city, and snail ailments neglected, may end
10 fatal dsofdrfs bearing this fact 10 mind, lvi
the arsi symptoms Of debility OF nervous prosiTa-
iion L. me. promptly with invgorstlng treatment.
Foremost amoss tho vegetable tonies Of the age
stands nosrErrER's STOMACH BIrTERs. and
Whenever the vital powers seew TO anguish, or
there IL any rcasoio suspse, that tho animal fane.
tlons essential TO tho susienAiion and publication
Of the body are mperfseiy performed, this Inyalu.
able invlgorant and aniispepiie should at once b
restored to. indigestion alw,ys produces Neaknc.
OF tho bodily powers. Sometimes II happens that
ihA appetite demands Ia ore food Than tho stomach
eau digest though not more, perhaps, than Ia re.
qulrcd to keep up tho full strength Of tho frame.
Tho Object, under such circumstances. TO Increase
the digestive capacity Of the assimIiatlng organ, so
as To make II equal to the duty imposed upon II by
the appetite, and capable Of supplying the building
material u he system fs, It IL requlicd. This
object Is fully accomplished by the use Of the BIT.
rERs. They tone and gently stimulate the cellular
membrane which scoreies the gastric juice, and the
result Is that the solvent is mingled with the food
In sufficient quantity TO convrt all Its nourishing
part ii'cs Into pure aud wholesome element. IT. on
the o,her hand, there is a deficiency OF appetite,
without any corresponding deficiency Of digestive
power, the effect of the tonic Is TO stimulate desire
for food. In nineteen cases out OF twenty, head
ache, nausea, nervousness, fainiing. fits, spasms,
and indeed, mos; Of the casual aches aud pains to
which human iy Is subject proceed primarily from
indigestion complicated with biliousness; and for
both these complaints HosTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERs arc recommended as speedy and certain
remedy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

DOC TAX.-0n reference to the proceed
ings of the Board Of Aldermen, which we
publish to-day, it will be seen that n lax
of 50 so for each gentleman dog and So
per annum for each lady dog, has been i'm
posed. AS a means of raising revenue we
do not think we'll of this law, for if it is
right to tax q dog, it is equally right to
tax cat; and if the Mayor were q bachel-
or aud heard thc'feline concerts we endure
If he had to get up from warm bed of
a cold night and SHE his right boot at one,
his left boot at another, and his hat at a
third cat, then jump into his nest, aud in
less time than II would take to say ''sweet
potatoes" hear the identical night Yarblcrs
on the identical spot singing the identical
song in the identical key, he would agree
with us that pussies deserve more tax than
dogs. Tho canine population of Dallas is
much too large. Four-ffths of the num-
Der might cheerfully and probably be
dispensed with. There are dogs with tails
and dogs without; and one day we saw
dog with two tails-but one was an ox-tail
he got ut the butchers. Of course those
having worthless dogs aud dogesses, rather
than pay the taxes, should and would de-
stroy them. OF hundred Dallas dogs
ninety would not be worth $3.50 each We
think it would be we'll to revoke the dog
tax ordinance and order that all dogs, male
and female, found during the day outside
of their owners premises, be destroyed by
the Marshall and all he can command. Give
the boys about town permission, and they
will soon render taking the dog census
very easy matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03


rRorosnIoS.-Mr. william Adams, Of
this county, Is Of opinion that he can raise
larger and heavier watermelon than any
other man In this region, and has suggested
the following proposition: Each person
wishing 10 compete with him shall deposit
the sun Of two dollars and half at the
HERALD Office, TO be held by the proprietor,
who shall hand over the aggregate amount
10 the deposition who may raise the heaviest
melon. The melons 10 be presented to the
HERALD Office, where q correct mcmoran-
dun Of the weights viii be kept. This
proposition is hereby mnde, and will re.
main open nnsil June LIST, 1869. or course
we hope TO see large number Of eompeti.
tors as IL would make the spot worth win
ming, and We would get many melons. We
feel assured that such men nsG. W. Record,
W. II. Horj, J. Revcrchon and W. Adams
will be extremely hard TO beat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

COOP ADvIoE.--W. Bryce & Co
of New York, in n recent circular,
give the following good adAice to
their Southern farmer friends:
While we hope for large crop of
cotton next season, wo would warn
our planter friends not to neglect
raising enough corn for their own
use, as She West will not be stimu-
lated to a Heavy corn crop, after the
results of the one this year; and
tho experience of the past four
years has proved that it is cheaper
to raise corn than to sell cotton with
which to buy it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
schenck's Financial BiIi as
FINALLY pAssEn

After protracted struggle the
bill7to strengthen the public credit
has passed both Houses. The bill
is as follows:
BE-, it enacted, etc, That in order
to remove any doubt as to the pur-
pose ofthe Government to discharge
NIL just obligations to the public
creditors, and TO settle the conflict
ing question and interpretations of
the laws, by virtue of which such
obligations have been contracted,
it is hereby provided and declared,
that the faith of the United States
is solemnly pledged to the payment,
in coin or its equivalent, of all the
obligations ofthe United States not
bearing interest, known as United
States notes; and Of the interest
bearing obligations of the United
States, except in cases where the law
authorizing the issue of any such
Obligations has expressly provided
that tho same be paid in lawful
money, or other currency than gold
VI silver; but none Of said interest
airing obligations, not already due,
g.. 4 be paid or redeemed before
m lturity, unless at such time Uni
ted States notes shall be convertible
into coin at the option ofthe holder;
or, unless Mt such time bonds Of the
United States hearing a lower inter
est than the bonds to be redeemed
can be sold nt par, in coin; and Che
United States also soiemnly pledges
It's Faith 10 make provision, at The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
asLIGIets saTICEs.


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iasiei on ihs basis "a the tfin ralag
thernof al the time ~ each sale, oT
rendering a surh saTrife 90 labor
shall a. legal ani valid, ant msY
b. eni0roel according ~ iis termsi
and the trial ola suil brousli tor
the enforemsnt Of any surh f0n-
tract, proof 0fihs rszl oonsiieTaiion
may b. given-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

THE WrATHFA.-of course, everybody
IN this region know as much al least as ne
about the weather Ia these parts" hshss
shis paragraph Is no, for thea, To Asn At
a distance interested ne announce that in
the hFsI half Of this week the skies we're
warm aud blue, and the air, ffsishlsd
with sweet odor from hsWss aud groves,
was balmy, nlld. delightful but wsdnss'
day nigh, We were visited by a chilling
nOrIhsr which, ihroughOu, Thursday, took
rude liberties with eloihss,line, erinoliHe,
aud "iousselei' many . mesh Of mAidens
euTis, banging doors, and ra,llipg rleke,ly
shutters aud loose sash.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

April ., 1869. -.--, Il
CRUTCuFIELD H0UsE-pr JAMES \, pAnKInr.
Daniel Miller, KY; Charles Young, Mar
shall; James X. Hines, D. Barr, Wesiport,
No.; z. r. Snider, ID. Lenox, d. o. Skid.
more, s. 7. Sappington and Wife, Lafayett
IIilburn, VIM. d. Mcdonnell, II. Miller,
Wcao; John s. Heard, Mckinney; James
A. IIoinbuckle, Westport, Mo-; Thomas
Stone, Jackson county, Mo; J. L. Lafgent,
Mckinney; p. S. Taylor, John Mayhan,
Lancaster; Joel Baloe, Louisville, Ky:
Capt. Younger, Scyene; DIR. Cloud, Plano
g. I. Miller, c. Shea, Denver City W. II.
Harrison, Weatherford; Thomas wardlow,
Milford; John F. Cook, Z. d. Bass, No;
James Lee, U. s, Army W. Il. Robinson,
Dallas CO.; Geo. II. Courry, Ky; Col. Sam.
Friou, Waxahachie.
Bring in some chickens. turkeys, eggs
and butter. 70 be delivered at the HERALD
Office. JAS. Z. BARKLEY.
CITY H0TEL--Br KEATos a JOHNSON.
Capt. welch, Mckinney S. II. Bone,
Miss, Capt Stssee, Waxahnclie; r. S.
Ksenan, Valley Forge; John Wesley,
Jaeksboro; J. II. johnson, Walker CO.; s.
B. Mayfeld, Montgomery; Robert Rector,
". L. Davis, Tyler, Wm. DuIsy, Dallas co.
G. W. Brnsvells n. C.; s. D. Larry, La; II.
Z. Foster, Denton co-sP, T. Jackson, Cal
verr n. v. lott, sterlinf; Chns r. Prior,
Austin; Squire Derrft', Hon A. Biedsoe.
lancaster }. A. AsbtrTt seysns }. -
Stephens, Mon'ag1e Adam Recbner, Jer-
many, Europe; c. H. Harolj, Pilot Point
d.. Jas. Bssssns, New Orleans, La L. L
Tr5mFeIi, ohig J. s. Duncah, Lindsey
F,oyd, Capt Joe Collier, H. Ervay Joe. Re
cord, Dick Roberts, ". c. Young Il. b
Nurrhy. Dallas county
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Notice or final settlement.

INN II. THOMAS Administrator Of the
w estate Of Volney Colwell, deceased,
has fled in my Office his final account cur
rent with said estate, together with his
petition praying thai he Be released from
further liabilities in said estate. This is
therefore 10 notify all persons interested,
to BE and srpear before the Honorable
County Court % Dallas couuy. 70 be bold
en- At The Court House in The town CT Dsl-
las. On the last Monday, lfhe 26fh ssy) Of
April. A. ID. 1872, When and where the
sane vii be acted upon. and tsatsst The
sane II they nrink prDpsr- E.
s.. S.JOFBs, Ok Co G. D C. Tt1as.
Dallas, March 10. lso9-27;st
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SCHEDULE
OF the Arrival ana Departure of the
Mails at Dallas, Texas.

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and Safurisy AZ 5r-N- DeIarts eresT s<u.iur. Md
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
Lost Land Certificate.

II HAVE Lost the go arces Land Certii.
Il cate, viz; Certificate No. =, 1854 issued
by S. Crosby, Commissioner, ON 9TH day Of
September, 1857, TO E.. W. Gregory, for go
actes, part of it INDICATED, balance OF
Certificate No. 20, 100 issued By Thomas
VIM. Ward COMMISSIONER 10 Mckinney &
Williams for l0SSi6 ncres, on 2lst day of
Juno 1875; and am the legal owner Of one
half Of the above described certificate, as
administrator Of the estate of jonathan
Bradley, deceased. If said certificate is
not heard from within sixty days, applica-
ton viii be made TO Inc Commissioner OF
the General Land Office, for duplicate.
W. II. DRUNDAGE. Administrator.
DALLAS, February 6, lS69-2l:9h
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roR LIErIENANr GoNERNhR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holloway. pIii..-Arsei,oHs Of The chest,
ifHsslssisi, arc The suTs ITssuFsoTs 4 dangerous
pulm.usTy msiails', lev desss Of ilolavAis
pas, iasrn Al the sou'msnormshI ofA cough o.
cold, sl Alssss carry on tho fshTils elements that
s.nsF.is and Il aud ilotlow,f's oNrHtSr, applied
With bFlsk fiieion over the lunss, will aid Ia ~
moving the iiEhiHsss 81 the chest aud completing
lie rnfr SOIL LIZ al nTnrri.is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03
ma. Nisgias enis,s siaFrIed Iife.

Snakes aud mnskeeitrsi bnl ii's
niOe % be a married nan blow me-
np il il amt There's nothing like
ID this side II Paradise. nor yoR side
0f Il ether You bet there ain't,
Ahd I've got the sweetest girl IaT
a wife, too, that ever wore a waller
TALL, She wont sil mad, nor W0R't
seold, kick up the deuce, and sling
chairs about, n0lOw No, not a BIZ
Eft.
We've been married COW more
than a month, and not once has NY
dear Susan gol into had temper
not once has she kicked the cat
not once has she looked blaek-nol
once has she slammed a door 10,
No, siri bust my safely-valVe if
she's done one Of these things aud
says | to myself says l.
Timothy II. higgins, you're q
lucky euss, you are, TO possess sleh
a wife, and you should thank your
moons aud stars 10 the day you de-
part this life Tor a belIerg
Young men, get married j say
go and DO il Take tic advice Of
one who. has been thereto use a
slang Phrase-and stayed all night,
aud so and dlit at once.
lfyOu want 10 know what's sweet
If you want 10 know what's oesio-
raolous-ifyou want 10 know what's
elysinmanlie-if you want 10 know
what's paradisetatie-and, lastly, II
you want 10 know what's trump
get married
"Oh, the bliss Unmarried lie
For then you Away, have WIFE,
Getting married generates poetry
in a mans head. because whenever
n man gets married, ifhe has n mind
above mud wasp, he goes TO writ
iLg poetry. ii
1 can write poetry now, but
never could do IL before.
] knew there was something want I
ing, but couldn't tell what it was .
ill / married my dear Susan and
rs soon rs | did, that genius struck
out aud began to show itself, it did;
and then says j TO myself, says /;
Timothy p. higgins, you'll be n
poet! You've got it in you, and
now you've got beautiful, sweet,
lear, dear, delightful, good naturcd
wife, and that will bring ii out
Every cuss, when hc gets dear
wife, writes poetry about her, or, to
speak in poetical language, mounts
he flower crowned heights Of Par.
lassus, gets astride ofPcgassus, and
,ivcs him n drink out Of tho Cas-
ilian fountain thereupon.
Thcm's big words, them are; and
is big way to say, Write poetry.
Well, to return to my subject. I'm
,oing TO write poetry about my wife,
ike other chaps-so here goes
Each lovely stalk of beautiful clover
Which covers yon fields all over,
Dreatles in il. sweet, delightful odor-
My Susan.
Each skeeter buzzing In my room,
At night and morning, eve and nooa,
Says in its soft, sweet humming tune ,
My Susan.
Each star that shines in yondcr sky,
And looks from here so alfred high,
Makes me think of thee and sigh
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fsiais, es.assass.

D.IIAs nnnIrF -ssssNR hsis9 SFakIEHit
kkfFtNea
ssysas ciFssit-NsFsh sith asa Eslh-.i srgsns,
GsiasssIsls ciTssi,-ATIii sIs aEs iie-sl GsiEs'
tlllss
sAsrA.s eiTrait-APril lelh asa lith a. fiisi RsHt
ehsTAaA ssstisA-ArHii lsls sne lsih-ai shsFHaA,
csisFs1 hissisA-APIil lflh-at shsIaeA,
Dallas fiTxail-hss lst aAa 9na-st i.ssk fH@f,
Ns, G feFSs. fErsitiAE hissF,
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,!sLcavc you, my friend" said a
tipiy fellow clinging TO a lamp, post
on a dark night; leave you in con
dition not to Take care of yourself
(hic): never" r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03

ESy"Messrs. Clark & Bryan are selling
goods very cheaply. Their business, we
understand, is rapidly increasing, and
their stock in every department is well
selected and ample.
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COLLIN COUNTY.
P,Ovys! Plo.ys 2!

4 QUANTITY of the best Cast Stee'
"A PJws, made the by Industrial Plow
COZ pany of st. Louis, warranted pcrfecI
II. every particular, and as cltap as the
cheapest, for sale by TOM WALKER.
DALLAS, February G, lS59-2Eif
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AS the bcst-tcmpercJ sword is the
most flexible, SO the truly generous
are the most plant and courteous
10 their interiors"