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ABOUT WALL STREET.

Yesterday there was not much excitement, except
among those who dealin that article aud "ten goldn
The paucty OF news OF a definite nature rom the
headquarters OF the belligercnis on the Rhine was
the primary cause OF the want OF INTEREST," but there
were unnistakabe Signs on the street that terrible
rumpus among the balls and bears would speedily
follow the publication Of real lighting. ripple
Of excitement was caused IN the afternoon by
an error in cable despatch, which put
United States consos one per cent lower than they
should have been reported. The cable man was
pronounced "a rauln by the angry SPECTATORS
when the correction was made. Another mistake
such rs that viii shake all confidence In the rea-
Utility or the cable employees
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Maria Antoinetta MI. mn, sa,gh,sr lint
Srsndson not Of Mnrsa os Ssps b, Lsopoa ges
siare dctated bv Strts reasnns ~ 10 ~ ~
sisSihcancs favorabs for spain, for BY il Gemsny which
se was allied % nnrs who separated his arms from Nspo
Tolerated Europe Thu. hi, rss,lonshp had Is
Sor1med The KnS ~ Saole, Muras n,o M % Ta ,h
Germans that o saw an nrsct y OF sp an dsfndns
The same cause Those who Sesre ~ ey.oa an si ,
ls G oioo N, ,, s. Ss 1917, 80 oe'e ~ ses, an,2,
are perhaps ignorant thai Pruce n Related atbou
that Of he Duke de- rriss ronrh he Veascos NoRoa,
Hentes thst ccr,an s, pS W.
accepabs 10 NE Fcn az v An sn DC e
cate mission bIs% he 20 Snnse me Wn we ae
fact lie resrondsd viii asS Ms ~ auvers ~ .rs
alan ~ ~ ph 20 ,mc crown "
Inc defssts Spain sas,ana Tb M a'd r
and At Harrew We'll n syn as n ,s ~ rosencc
tsmps and ~ a bs We naVo Soea .s 10 ~ snese a.
oe ~ ~ NOTORIOUS mat tho Duxe OF
Nsnoeon rnsl nv rspuPic VIII e9ua nAve tno ve{o OF
tbis s @ wo,K o. me pevon.on DC condemneg or
Sra, nnn rtnce seated on me throne o. spain ~ the
LssvpUo 70 ,nc Satnonc plancn Q!
nor,ns ~ rsnns ~ nen; mere misnt nor oe mop
oau he hslr ~ b sno o"c Sanaaase pt spain Wouu
vhn ~ ~. o r no crown ~ RUSSIA me- tofs,ahers
reolor 70, M naa apJurea the Ca'noic
'eis'v ~. ~ VIC lIotes'ant.
h,s rs sScVna pace could parliamentary King involve
ns County 10 foreign war; Docs Brazil depend on Portu
H. ne wo .nronee are occupied by individuals qf
.ne same Iamiy what did the relationship Of the de
is vou r ~ hanover 70 queen victoria serve MN IN
" RECORD befnadolte neredliaTy Prince OF
ana INC already cited Mura nghng In eif against
Poiiscs vain word What will Prince Leopold for
NJ 70 RUSSIA Absolutely nothing He VIII owe
M, s Spassh eorte Ihe Russian soyernmelt have
was ou,s s,n we neso,a2na ana me Nns OF Prussia
wrote Ss wnen lrlnce Leopold who Is OF age
isssSS
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IRELAND.

French Sympatliizers' Dcn0nstratious.s
gD DUBULIN, July %, 1870.
The sympathy OF Ireland Is almost unanimously
with France. Large meetings were held at Dublin
Cork aud elsewhere yesterday. fNaktdf
! Strong Gallican resolutions were adopted sas
The meeting at Galway to sympathze with the
FRENCH, which was announced yesterday, proved
failure Only oae hundred persons were present.
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Napoleon I'm Council Before the War-DIplo-
matlc Consultations at the Tuiieries.

Napoleon I'm Council Before the War-DIplo-
matic Consultations at tho Tuiieries.
(From Galignani's Messenger OF Paris, July AL
Immediately after the Emperor had arrived al the
Iuleiies yesterday morning from ST. Cloud coun-
S,l q Ministers was held and lasted until nearly
AZ five in the morning the Minister OF Foreign
AEalrs received q telegraphc despatch from III.
Benedetti announcing that Baron de werther was
charged 70 deliver the King OF Prusslas reply and
Monday evening Accordingly tho RUSSIAN dplo.
Tie Duke towards tho O'Clock. ~ ''''''NN -
Yesterday morning IN the same train as the AM.
bassador, and brought despatch from M. Benedict,
Foreign Affairs during the Council at the ToIlcries
The reply brought to PARIS by Baron dc werther,
In the name OF the King OF Prussia f. said be OF
concillatory character, but without giving complete
satisfaction 10 the requirements or France.
During the interview OF the Minister of Foreign
tatives OF England, spain, Italy, Austria and Bel.
GUM called At the Ministry, but were requested to
accept the Dukes apology for not then receiving
them, and TO return at i've O'Clock.
AL the legislative body, before the public sitting,
great animation prevailed; but the hopes OF peace
M o", Uy NJ me wHcr
and, IN answer TO questions for intelligence stated
that NJ. 0lozaga had rece we'd despatch from Spain
to the eject that the father OF Prince Leopold had
written TO Marshal prim TO say that his son wou Il
not accept the Spanish crown. The following arc
said 10 be the terms OF Prince Antoines commani.
ton;--
presence OF the European complications which the can
diiatme OF my Nigh. se rise to, the same
on his behalf
deputy present. when the announcement was
made by NJ: olivier, said:-"And the Treaty OF
PragaeH" The Minister replied:-
We never asked Tor anything than the withdrawal of
the Prince OF HohenzOern have demanded but
that and communications have touched upon
Treaty OF Prague There Is therefore, further question
Of the condidaiue, and thus the incident
Should all this prove correct the continuance OF
peace can scarcely be doubted
Ills Majesty left for ST. Cloud at five.
Last night, late, we received the following tele-
graphic despatch confirming the intelligence given
aboVe:-
MADRID, l2b-Evening.
The President OF the Council Marshal Prm has received
from Prince Antoine dc Hohenroern telegram declaring
that In presence OF the complications which might be the
sequence OF Prince Leopods canddaure 10 the throne OF
Spain he withdrew IN bis sons The despatch added
as that she could not take counsel properly from tho sen
ment OF her independence the votes In the Cors would
be considered and sincere necessary
the election Of Q monarch.
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PRUSSIA.

Prussfau Invasions Of French soiI~~ Defeat of
French ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rai.' by the
Eermans-The Needle Gun ana Chuss. pot.
LONDON, July 25-PS NJ
"A special telegram from Coblentz, dated at four
O'clock,on Sunday, July a. in the morning lust to
hand In this city, states that force of three hun
dred PrusSans had crossed the territorial line at
Sarreguemlises, near Metz and entered France.
Altar encnn.terng and scattering small party
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BAVARIA,

Reported Military Union With the Prussiars.
LONDON, July rs, 1870.
Advices from the seat Of war state that Bavarian
videtes have already been seen with the Prusslans
This fact IL important.
It shows that the prussian and South German
forces are completely blended, and that athe Prus-
slams have the Bayarlan cavalry, which s$superior
TO their own. - ~ $500
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Letter from Prim,

One OF Marshal PRINTS friends residing in Paris.
having written 10 him on the subject of the present
state OF Spain, received the following reply
- MADRID, July 4, 1870
MY very Gear frend-l have received your
OF The 24th t and thank Tor the afoconate
ments which you constantly express towards The pro.
gress OF events proves, as you see, that l was
perfectly right. go straight to my object with
out troubling myself about Obstacles and with
out preoccupying myself with personal ambition You know
my ,ntcntions desire the regeneration OF spain, the
creation Of serious and really liberal a,,re
% Dc e ,nonh 81 liberty, without ndvi ia or after
thought OF any sort think OF leaving PARIS about the
25h inst thence shall vchy recover the strength
necessary TO the task which have undertaken Moth
ing moro TO to Be convinced OF fyIity of
my friendship towards j. PRIM.
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Paris Kep0rts-The Spanish Throne NcgOtia.
tions-Prim and Bismarck in Grand
Gamc-"Audacity" OF the Proposal-Ono Of
the Greatest Wars Of Europe in Prospect.
PARIS, July 8, 1870.
In spite Of the heat and drought of this excep-
tlonal summer Paris has been thrown into lively
commotion by the unexpected news that Bismarck
has been quietly at work manufacturing king for
Spain. When 1t was announced that prince OF the
house Of Prussia had agreed TO accept the crown,
that Prim through formal deputaton had ten.
dered to him, surprise OF by no means the most
agreeable kind seized upon all good Frenchme n
The aggrandizement OF Prussia In Germany which
followed the campaign OF 1860 was source of deep
annoyance at the time, ana 1t was only the other
day that NJ Theirs characterized 1t In the tribune as
"lrreparable misfortune The diplomacy OF Prus
STA In obtaining the alliance Of Italy In the contest
with Austria was likewise cause Of profound vexa-
ton, and naturally enough, for Italy owed every
thing to France and yet she turned round on the
first occasion and allied herself to the great rival OF
French influence IN Europe Imagine thea, the
feelings Of incredulity and establishment which are
that bismarck has been slyiy at WORK for some time
on the head OF a Prussian prince.
Tie very audacity Of the thing has taken peoples
breath away. From the time or Louis XIV. at least
1t has always been the policy OF France put tool
once France has paid dearly for this object OF her
ambition. Napoleon !. owed no small part of his
misfortunes 70 an effort Of this KIND, and Louis
philippe lost prestige, to say the least In a similar
essay. The proximity Of France to Spain makes
such policy NATURAL If not justldabe but the idea
of any nation that has no such geographical pretex
rival OF France IN martial exploits undertaking to
carry ont similar policy L. fatte more than even
Should Bismarck per%st tt M Pfud4ot and should
General Prim set seriously g FORK 10 force this
German exotic on the Spanish people, then you may
as has not been seen spcy waa going to say;
but, In truth, y WIZ be 1ghl such O. has never
been seen a. all' ior gu tho nav And terrible inven
sitlon There VIII be an amount OF slaughter never
witnessed before. However, the war win be pro-
portonatcy shorter and In that way the loss OF life
mag MOI be greater than in former wars that ran
over greater extent OF years.
LIDO not heXaie to predict Aostlllies " Bismarck's
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Spanish History of tho Negotiations.

Senior Saiazar Mazarredo one OF the deputies
to the Spanish Cortes, who has had charge or the
private negotiations with Prince Leopold Of Hohen.
zoheru, published pamphlet advocating the nomi-
nation. We extract the following interesting por
ton from It's 77 \ = =
I'm IN The au,nmn OF 1863 published pamphlet, which
now reproduce IL great patt for prove
opportunenees That pauphe favored the nomination
nce Leopold aud was seqnel 10 published al the
tngn Inc Iae. having refused Ing sonnaw now the
orcal candidate OF the government and the part
taken To- nese negotiations 70 these lines
OF all h objections nade TO Prince Leopold none more
atsura than hal be Is Rrandson OF hra. The Pr,ncoc
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'ittle game" should really be carried ont; but do
In the COrtes or the nation the Prince or Prussia win
be rejected ana doubt II PRINTS influence over the
Spanish army ID great enough to induce them To
sustain candidate for the throne whom the nation
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Spanish Cabinet ExpIapatiou.

The Madrid journals, to hand by mall publish the
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs TO INC various diplo-
matte representatives OF Spain abroad, explaining
the crown TO Prnce Leopold oe Hohenzollern. After
explaining the general situation OF the country
since the revolution OF September the document
goes o. 70 say
Puzzle opinion both in Spain called Irnpcrou.lv
for termination to this situation. AT homo every was
ana abroad the friendly times
had seay
tive situation which would dsspate the fear OF com
Gn;y as: dc honor :as@as
iss. sa.iaecn The cordlh relations which happily
self on the Same intimate footing for the spirit Se
The 9s W.T. sneos s ssns
soncernsa has pni nspaioas
sion Prince Leopold go ' he should happen
I Ss
Of AZ those that exist In .ns countries gossrned
pac f .snr U fSHG g. sy r q
% Re III "s
:SSs's re ssp';%ssr esea
n1as Of ns % % M ws s
the strlctest neutrality abroada course OF conduc which
Of and material Interests Of tho coany ana noh
Ing WI be aSe to change the line which Spanish policy has
II e for Nat that the of his Hghness
s aS anaesana as" wn
Prince Leopold without Tor singh moment thinking that
honor permitted TO make any compromise with even the
slightest influence OF European Cabinet call most par
Ucuarly the attention OF Excelency point bo
cause there certain Importance In showing clearly that
the Regents government in this matter Obeycd
only its own Inspirations, and that no object of
national interest abroad and still less any foreign
one, guided its President in the course of the
negotiation The sole desire 70 out wishes Of the
nation and the mission confded HIM Regent his
colleagues In the Cabinet induced him propose for tho
throne OF Spain prince OF full absolute master his
actions and who by his relationship most OF the reign
Ing house, Of Europe without being called the throne
any OF them excluded In that situation all hostility
against Power whatever. In consequences the caniE
dature OF the Prince dc gmarngen does
Spain NV with the other States: and stu Less can interfere
Yonr Excelency well convinced OF the Intentions which
have Guided the Spanish the about to
be submitted by u to the Cortes should your
conduct IN all that N this matter concerns the exercise OF
to be the faithful interpreter Of the motives acate
bic highness' government Be good to read this
despatch 10 the Minister OF Foreign Affairs leave with
him copy. Receive, DC. PRAXEDEs N. sAGASTA.
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CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
Trial OF Sang-PIo,ys.

A gentleman has handed in note Of the
trial Of plows during the recent Fair Of
the Dallas County Agricultural and Me-
cha nicnl Association, as follows:
"Thcre were two entries Of gang. plows,
one known ms the Boyd & Dali y Pillow,
manufactured at Fort wot,h, the other
the Cummins Plow, manufactured at Nc.
Kinney. The trial was made in the field
Of Mr.. A. Hart, near the Fair Ground, the
soil Of which is black waxy, md conceded
to be as sticky as any ia Dallas county
The Boyd & Bailey Plow was considered
almost n failure, while all present pro-
nouncsd the Cummins Plow perfect sno.
cess, blowing rs it did through oil kinds
Of land, clean and foul, and running
through weeds FIVE feet high, rs thick as
they could stand, with Ms much ease as
upon clean land, slipping the dirt of the
mould board and securing perfectly bright.
The committee was composed Of the best
old farmers Of this and adjoining counties,
who unanimously awarded the premium to
the Cummins Plow. These plows have
been very much improved within the last
six months, and have been tried against
the hest Northern and Southern gang plows,
and have in every instance borne off the
laurcls. These plows are sold by Messrs.
Cummihs, At their Factory, at $50, which
places them within the reach Of every
farmer who has two.horse wagon. 1t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Tht
HEARTH AND HOME, finely illustrated
family journal Of high character, hither'
to issued by Messrs. Pettengill, Bates s. Co
has been purchased by Messrs. Orange
Judd & Co., Of 245 Broadway, New York,
the well-known publishers Of the Ameri.
can Agriculturist. Messrs. s. NJ. Pettengil
& Co., whose great Advertising Agency
established in l849, is one Of tho largest
and most reputable in the world, find thai
their extensive business requires their ex-
elusive attention, and they therefore trans
fer Hearth and Home to the new publish
ers, whose long experience and abundant
facilities will enable them notonly to main
tain the past high character of the paper
but to add materially to its value. The
publishers also announce q reduction Of
the terms to So per year. The change will
not at all affect the American Agriculture
list, which will continue on independently
rs heretofore. The illustrations and read
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tirely different. Either Of the journals will
be furnished from now to the end Of 1871
rs months at the yearly subscription
rate, vi, the Weekly Hearth and Houie, at
So; the Monthly American Agricnlturist,
81 SO; or the two for 81
REpucrIox IN PRICE-notwithstanding the
large improvements TO be mad., our facili-
ties for publishing are such, that We shall
be able TO reduce the regular subscription
price Of the Hearth and Home from "a TO
s. per snnum, thus making it, taking in
70 account its great number Of costly en-
cravings, and its intrinsic value,) the
cheapest weekly Journal In the world.
Terms, Tin advanced One copy, one year,
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each; ten or more copies, one year, (S25)
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20 cents yesr extra when sent to British
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

ARTHUR's LADY's NONE MAGAZINE, for
October, contains brilliant programme
for the coming year. It is the announced
intention of the publishers of this high
toned periodical to make it the "Queen Of
the Ladys Magazines" for 1871. Having
striveh to make it the best reading magn-
zine of it's cldss, they now propose to give
all the attractions Of the most popular
fashion monthiies, such as colored steel
fashion plates, etc.i etc., and to add new
features never yet attempted by any Of
them. Among these are series Of car
toons on toned paper. These, as We I'M
derstand it, are to be finely engraved cop
les, double in size the ordinary page Of the
magazine, of choice pictures, and will be a
novel and highly popular feature. The
beauty, taste, excellence and rare interest
Of its literary contents, combin ed with all
these new attractions, cannot help making
Arthur's Lady's Home Magazine the IA
vorite Of the coming season. Specimens
sent free. Published by r. S. ARTHUR q
SONS, Philadelphia, Pa, at 81 year; with
large reductions for Clubs.
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FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. JOHN C. CONNER,
OF GRAYSON.
sO- nnr ,onr heeL. fron nayn.s.

II M, Herald is mach hsI, he'd better
cool ID Immediately, II not sooL'r,
Denton NehiiNT,
The llERAth never gets hot ihrss hhs
October days, Perhaps the reason may be
mund In the fact that The Monitor absorbs
ali the available hes, In The eoIniry, As
that IL svldsptlya very warm paper
In the estimation of It's editor, cOnPsrri
with Il, h-il Is an ies,honss,
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PsIKtEE aAsEss.-A t0hsE i1aasiTi
ssss, steady PFialsF sas .As aAisFsiaAd.
his easiH.ss saa ssi PsraaasAi ssARisy-
EAsai aad ssai ssfes ~ iassdisis sPr
IlisslisA 10 ilis sros,
tiisPkiHs'ills tky,l Conservative,
ns paper frSn ssisA ss clip the se0''
Is edited sHi IablisLsl BY J, N, psii
Ess, hhsA ss we're 10 sis s1Plsy. hs
paid as - per wssk for dSias PEiHisr,s
fall ssFk sai siiiius his PsPsr beside
". nsAlisA this fac, in erdsF that iL'
sNfs nay sss- Ola, Mr., Deal sSHsidsF'
god sssss,7 and 10 cay thu, ID is no,
wsAlsIfal that pFia,srs nsts short So
jsuFn silL kim.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Our sympathes have been, and are, with
the French.-[ Denton Monitor.
II Prussia can triumph over the French
forces and the sympathies of the Denton
Monitor at the same time, it would be use
less for Russia or any other great power 10
measure arms with her. She would make
n speculation--" over the left by pur-
chasing the Monitors sympathy at its own
figures and selling the same ut what 1t is
really worth.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

There is man incarcerated in
the Jail ut this place, named George,
charged with stealing a trunk from
the residence of Mr.. Hill on the 9TH
or side of Elm. The trunk contain
cd thousand dollar draft and 9th
er valuablcs.-[Denton Monitor.
BAD.-Robinson's show was at
Pilot Point last Tuesday. A lion
-tsnt aut of his cngo, broke down a
fence, bit mans bootleg and kill
cd two monkeys.
The showmcn reported that three
men were killed at Sherman the day
they left thcre.-[Ibid.
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Ffom N ftfeni fFft ,fthe lHn
ans fpltbs 'hsi.s fir hl.Uw
az exits 40 ftifiFr n niu tiinpar
siiyr runibrrs snraFti ~ tho late
aar l-tatrr fir stats ThOse uhn
IneN Lua rrtiaily Mr Stevens
siisfts -iatisibs irum tie mil,t -.
lallr st,aits- will uRslsrsiaid h'N
imlli,itly lfas statements msy ~
rliri nlsIh
III, Nlsa. niimhsr II Cunf'irT
Eies surrtud'rrd iTm lhr Nih III
April a. the zilh ~ MAJ, llsdal
ainnuniri acgffilHs " No .esis,'
rill., ~ tass than l7a 900, This
rmLrar,l a nnmhT, who fron dis
,s,.e and 0fisss esEsss we're n'f ae'
iivrly engIers IA me fivld, MIX
.ng aihlwtmte TN these, there Tere-
ihcr-ii,re, then i,arib' ms'Fe than
l5U,UUO CLi,,lrralcs under aims
The whale number OF Federal for
cvs then ia the field aud afterwards
mustered nat at the service amount
Cd, a. their rsc0rls show, ia round
numbers, a. l,0iO,O0n, > :
= > Que 0fihe most
striking features IN tins war Wa.
the g'NpI disparity between the
unmlsr at the forces on the oppn
silo side, Frum its beginning To It's
,nd, near il nnl oars, ESQ Eii'aH'
moro fc,lcrG,ls were hr Saglr inI0
the field, than the entire force OF
the cunfrlcratcs. The Federal re
cords show that they had, from
il.sI - la,t, -"Ssr a,GuO,oun men ~
the scrvivo--whiic tho Confederate,
all told IN like manner, conld not
have much, ifany, exceeded zoo, 600,
Ma people on earth ever maintained
the great right of self government,
~ tnng rs the Coniedcrates did in
this contest, with such SACRIFICES oi
hlond and treasure, aga INST such
odds.
Tf,.n.,itutl.n.i yl.. nm a - M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

DALlAs.-The Fair fails to be as much
success as desirel. Senior editor of the
iIER,Lp got new baby At his house named
Lilly Lee, and can issue only n half sheet
this week. Very goed-two whole Issues
In one week would be the death Of any
cdiior.-,,[lloney.GrOve Enterprise.
Yet We have put ont two whole issues Of
the HERALD this week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

serve return thanks 10 the sevsrsi As
socistions for complimentary tickets TO
the Annual Fairs Of the Red River County
Agricultural and Mecssniosi Assccistion>
which was held the present week; the Ls-
mar County A. q. NJ Associstisn, 70 cors-
nencs on The 18th inst; and the NsEsrro
County A. q NJ. Assosistions to eouusnce
November eths Wevistvs cvuid sttend
thsn an
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

EpEcrIos PRocLasAIIoxs-It viii be
seen By he Prcelspstisn published On The
srsi page Of eur paper fodsy, tbsi "a
.leesion is ordered 20 tste rasesr eOnDsne-
ing On the zsh Of Fo-ersb-r and cOntinn-
'ns four asys, at fbs esgnsy seats Cd.