Dallas Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 9, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 17, 1866 Page: 2 of 4
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t-iliN. Tim law will .llivrt Midi ill-
Intini'iit. or Ifftvo i In ilic l". S. Su-jircnii-
'niirt lo tuaUc it.
Tim trial will In- m! for I In May
li-rm. wio of I Ik1 Jiii-tieo of llio l'.
S. f-'uinvmn Court pfi-iiilinv'. It
Mould Mtin Unit II prospi-tt of u i
r. loiiHo of Mr. :ivis. on bail lm ;
vanished ; fur Ihe Unci Justice ana
luil'O I'll Icrwuotl liavo ilntcnnilioJ I
dial In' shall hu irkil. So nil doul.t
ii)iuii tliin Milijoct i.s romovcil. It I
tmisl In' irvMiiiK''.l however tlmt 1
Ju'lo t'hiito t" urcscrvo his own j
i-tiiiKii-U'itcv. will hisisl liiai nr. mi-
Vi. sllilil llO UIM-llliriJCn IrOlll Illlilttl-
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to trv tliu i-nnd iii u civil court.
If lie were tiuw trnnMVrrud to
i tvil juriiiilitlioii ho eoukl bo bailod.
But it appear from what 1 can
Ifiirn that ho will bo held by inili-
liuy power till tUo timo for llio civ-
il tnul. Meanwhilo tho wholo
North condemn thin prutoiipri-a Im-jironiticnt-Oerrit
Smith the fa-
inoiu Abolitioniat .who published
an nrjL'itmetit to prove that thcro in
no troai.oiv in civil war" recently
ilut-lured in iitiw . York that.it (the
l onlinomcnt of pavis) made him a-
t.hnmuil of hin country." Il hccids
that Mr. Paviu inunt remain in cus-
tody mx or seven months longer at
nv rate. Then when on trial he
Mill c--1 i 1 1 bo in civil custody. It is
not probable that thore will be a
conviction under the indictment lor
iresiMon. But if there should he.
l're.iident Johnson will no doubt in-
terpose with Executive clemency.
4C" i;iiv vour tiooJ ul Ji-fiVics.
To tlie Ladies of Texas.
Houston Nov. 2 1860.
'.Ify Dear liters: On a recent
vii.it to Virginia I met some of the
Inly manasjerrt of tho Hazaar thai
i to he held on tlio 22d day of Feb-
. ruary next fur the removal of the
(.'onl'ederale lnd from tho. various
battle-field. t. the two cemeteries
- that the noble women of Virginia
liavo purchased near Jiichiuoml for
that purpose.
Their intention is to give separate
"jrravoH to all that can be (listing-
iiiahud and lo put a whito marble
bead and fnot-biwrd. with name ago
a nd the field. upon which they foil
lanon it. Where the manner of their
j ' 1 l u ..u ii m-fif-llliln
UTiriHi ijui.il bui-.ii a" i""-1"
identification then they will .be care-
iliilly interred together and monu-
imntfi of greater tsizo erected
with sueh inscriptions as . "The
Nameless Heroes of Texas" ' The
beloved Unknown Dead of Carolina"
. &c &e.
Wan there any Stale who sent a
more prcciotm band than ours ? Did
j)i)V men prove themselves braver
' or inoro devoted? Sh:vli thoy then
owo their last burial to tho charity
. of other States ? Never no ncvor !
That shai; bo our vcork and we will
. end up a cont ribution lo ihiu Bazaar
;; :lhHt shall be worthy of us .worthy
3n some poor I'uinldegree being the
. ( we can do for our deathlcssly
renowned heroes. Our darlings now
.sleeping on hill sideandglon where
t he carekvs footsteps and tho plough-
share ot perhaps unsympathizing
Ktranrrcrs shall soon obliterate ev-
cry sign that a martyr lies sloeping
. tutiro watchoil oy too awim eyes oi
tho angels of tho resurrection.
. I hope mon women and children
will all help in this work scarcely
less holy than that which Nchemiah
and his brcthoron undortook jn cir-
.. cumslanecs quitoas adversers ours.
Om. of tho ladies of the committoe
I aid to mo "please send ua anything
j -xn(l evortning lrom a necuio-oouK
and imi-cu&hion to a bale of cotton
and an acre of land. Wo havo a
rrrmt work boforo us. but wo nrode-
r termincd npon accomplibhing it.
Wo shall know no State tho whole
.. South all the Confederate dead that
sleep upon Virginia soil shall be our
care; not wo cxpooiour iv.
.tcratohelp us." And I promised
-4'oryou my dear sisters.) 1 : said
-. they will help you' they will do all
i .thcycan.': -. i I i "
v I nhall make arrangements with
.-the Express Companies-to -tako any
i box or boxes that may bo ready by
i the last January. If you will send
i vour contributions to me. I will see
"ill at thc-varo safe) v packed and sent.
Please put your name and rcsidenco
nrtielo. Your sisters
-over the river will be glad to know
tho namcf of all who co-operate with
thnm .
I hope dear littlu children that
vou all mil aend up your gifts for
ihi. l.olv nuroose too. And will not
our gentlemen aswst? '
Iu Judcaono Joseph of AramaT
tbea was found who provided a de--cent
sepulchre for tho dead. One
the world supposed
vas rbrover.lost and gono shall not
-' xhia u& find taousandscquauygeu-
crouigrateful and tru? Then let
-.il arise and eome with tho myrrh
a .tMnr tro rift and dona
. tton and pnyjnre bonflTablo- tombs
i fwhoe mea trho winroR CI.
Anl tuonh the war ha loft ui no
" tlraant gardens whre Hope might
: .iinrcil W us radient angels ofreace
i t . t rmnr ta vrt amid our
4oin'(mauT' wade deflate be-
u belo-ed one are forever bid
nway in those distant graves) the
utMl of consolation will come whis--.rinyo
have proven your
raUtder love and veneration.
tin tOccpere rest in grsre prepared
lr teiid-r loving hand-; yoar hands
. that shall elap in the BeturInd
here shall be able to declare
to Mien k remembered n
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Life of Stonewall Jackson.
I will reeeioe in few dajt 24 eopira of
(lie obovo work by 1'rofcaior 1'obncy "00
(in gen illustrated with a steel portrait ud
elarrn illagrumi; ihe only edition iitihori-
ted by (ho widow of Geo. Jnokaon. - Bold
exclusively by subscription at Ike follow-
ing price: . .!-.-Bound
in cloth pereopy (1 00
" " aaireslf " o
Per.ontwlohii. .ub.oribedlolheaboTe
eon now bi tinolleu. - '
J. W. SWINDELLS Agent . :
. Herald Office Ulln Texus.
IOR RAI.K. An Improved plnee in
. the North part of the Town of Dallas
containing 1) acres of ground with dwel-
ling lioiue Miction smoke-houso ncl an
vxrulK-nt well of lusting water. Il U one
of ihe most desirable locutions in town and
with a nninll outlay might be marie a bean-
tilnl plnce. For norticiiltni enquire at the
4ttf HEttALD OFFICE.
' The Stay law.
j We l(c the Governor has vetoed tho Stay
I Law Hill as It passed tho Legislature and
was presented for bis approval. ; :
We do not remember .loiavo ev- r seen
this bill consequently know nothing of. its
provisions; wo however. have . un imiud
confidcuce in the wisdom nd pvudenoo pf
the Governor and are therefore prepared
to believe that it must havo contained some
very objectionable features. . We arc sorry
lo see that the Legislature has thought fit
to take any action iu this rtgai-J tit all.
We think it would hare been much 'better
for the people of Texas had the law been
allowed to expire by- limitiHion as it would
have done at the end of the presont session
of the Legislature Und il.remilintil unmo-
lested. There were;. but few if any' rea-
sons for tho passage of such a. law. in Ihe
first instance and surely -none' but -those
who nro peisonally iu.lcre.sted can now con-
tend for its continuance on tho grounds of
publio utility. : With but fow exceptions
the people of Texas have escaped the rav-
ngcB of war; save the loss of ew ne-
groes their condition has notbeea material-
ly changed. We Ihink therefore that;. ho
j uc t reasons can now be urged t'or-.the con-
tinuance of such legislation. ' Since the
surrender of our urmies and the rcturmof
auruitixens lo Ihe .peaceful end industrial
put-anils of lire honest; men havo litd time
cuongh to riiako arrangements for the pay-
ment of tltciv jnt debit; properly of eve-
ry kind meets with reivdy'S.ilehca offer-
ed and at exorbitant prices grentl.v'to the
discouragement IvHd dMcnniforf (of emi-
grants now coming into tht Stale wlW hre
in want of property' of every ''desoriptibn
and are ready and willing to pay ?.iiv prices
for nil they purchase' thus proving the fal-
lacy of the argument used by some' tbnlYho
abrogation of the law would necessarily
reduce tho price i'of property. Ji lav mainly
the argument -of dishonest persons who
would pot under any cjrcunislanjes pay
their just debts so long as it war possiblcj
to avoid them mon who during . the .late
war speoulatod adversely to the interests of
tho Government and the sdiers who ftre
uobly doing their: duty in the army. tVe
hare taken some paias lo enru'ue julo the
wishes of tho people in regard to this nat
ter tho' result bf ihich is that we arc eon-.
vinced that for every .: ginglo itisU nco iof
hardship that would result from tin expi-
ration or repeal of the lnw that hundreds
would be benefitted thereby.' But aside
from all these considerations and from the
immoral tendencies of sucb h-gislationj we
believe it to he unconstitutional oa Impair-
ing the obligation of contracts and that it
is otherwise subversive of tho belt -Inter-'
esti of the people- therefore we set our
faces agninst all et'ay Un and In (Ioiog 'o
we believe that a tfreat Sanlorify of U S peo
ple are With lis.'' We-':ao nol kiioV'what
disposition has been made or me dim DUl
from the great interest mlrnifcltcd by many-
members we suppose it will still be s law
in some shaps or other; if lo 'we' think
that at tlie next election the people;'hould
lake some pains to send meh.to.Aasiin who
will stndy tooro ddsoly tlio " interests ' of
their constituents aud the honorof the State
men who will not wcsU vulutiTjle time in
mock legislation for the 'temporal 'welfare
of "stump-falltd dorgs and speckled porrjis."
UsroaTtxATS- Occcsvei.-We learn
that on Tuesday Inst Mr. Satntiol Kiel who
lives' some three or- four miles from--this
place en tbs oppoiifav side" of tlie river
killed a min bamtd oiankenthipi ' It'kp-
pcars that the Uttrr who has bees sbaent
from the connty fer sometime- rstnrned
on Monday last and avowed his determina-
tion of killing Kiel on sight.' Mr. Kiel
on beiog informed of Ibis by his friends
immediately armed himself with a double-
barreled gun sad lading BUokentbip at
the boos of Mr EataJWhot' kim-kllling
kira infUnOy. Kiel at once govs himself
np ts the civil authorities bot -w art- ss
yet anacqusiirted W"k tbeir'actroa hi tke
SMttsr. "' ' ' ' r :' "' '
Ts Tsas Auaiic roaJSeT Is enr
last ws inodvottUatly mittcd 1s sail aU
lention te Ihe oeWtisraient pi ths Texll
Alswnas. - rbs.AlaMaas is sos.sf the stoat'
valuable paUaiMns She Slat. aTa ev-
ery professionsl man fosner had aaecbsa-
is ws earnestly rsoawst)4 St;sJ espso.
tally te thoM Using is distsas Sxsses h
desirs lofraiion is grd Iahs we
regard it as invaluable. '
Tat AIbsbss is patlifhel by W.R. Rich-
erdMS Oolveatoe 04 1 per aipy is eein.
Ills naw ready fsr-asl "VJ " should
have it. As sxosllast up of (be 61
rsttpsnie esc copy. In art hex partie-
. rj'irs fb.-dt".-aaL .. .
W HhflllM ASI flpSif f lh "
li I i..ir m f)fm fhioetmaf-
1-4 mr fsl'h Is el
iistluirf Il the ! lew rii.ltSel vifiiie 1
i..MII. e Ss I ...nsslHltf sf ll.e 1...1 1
snss of Iks psosle." Tks penpls of ins j h.(l ''." 'fl'JVl -The fnmVre. sbnsge Is
"0111J1 liati ss mice snd prubably sever ( H aslilngtoa Kmbasay is fully run-
i lll liee the mnBiiiiil of Ihe ff.ilis of flriiii4.
' il.. nalimi su.f r.nn-l ll.Sr.fi.t. bo held I ' Vnts.sfs... !'.. 8-Tr.e rslllisry
. . . .j ! ami lurces of MhmIs hss Iwra or-
ie.pon.IUu fur Ihrgraal ls..i now prnd- L J ihrir full si..iiHi.
ing. The "rrnl riiaa.ra of the ople" j .wniu Nov. a.--It I" S.ml lhal tpalu
imrili InAa ap-iktii an-l In niirliiimlil oplii- ' goiilempl'iirs s mvii il tinl.
' u .1... k... 11 ni.i. ...... .i.rf ih. .Ln.ik. ! Vi. Nov. a. Iks lluiisxrias lild
kn... of .he ..r.bl.e. Illifn.... by faiia... j
mid di-ahinc J trr pumlblc oitiui lo
ruin fiil Ij rnnlio Ofer llioui lliey will buI4
fHt ihclr riiinoui' trup of Iht wlai of
invirninnt illj Ultk It uljor0
llitlr
ilrUt It) good olJ lilji ujion lis bitskeri
from whenci all enn never return but iu
frngmeiila utter again to b united
t Wlih a eorrujil prcueTerji where through-
iti Mnfil. alii il(.nar anil sllllrvlliB. Iilm
... .
tb k fnuoilool CongreM reoeiill; lrgo-
ly augmented by lbs voice of Ilia "great
masses" soon lo assemble about him Iht
Treaidrnt apeak; words of good cheer he
docs uqt despair of the Republio kit faith
in the "great niassea is unshaken
Ws way bs wrung and most devoutly
hope ws are but to us lbs . words of tho
rruaident fall upou our ear more like the
bitter wailing of despair than aujtlilug
else. Could we but see one faint gleam of
sunshine one bright spot upon .vhloh to
rest a hope for the uuro ws would (hen
giitt to the words of the President what
they would most justly deserve the niecd
of sublimity. Our heart' is however with
him aud the groat cause of Constitutional
liberty which he represents. Bud will bs to
the lost. Long ago the people of the South
aw tho" storm arising and sought to svert
U i llicy ought for four Jong ji
ot hbtvtj sad con tin
r
ears in the
tional gov
ernment they Mlieeed-in the indestructi
bility of Stats! by Congressional encroach-
ments and sought to throw around them
every safe-guard as tho best means of se-
curing and perpetuating the glorious in-
heritance bequeathed to them by Ibeir fore-
fathers but all In Tain ; slowly but surely
Ihe prpud old temple of liberty totters un-
hnlluwcd hands and oowsrdly hoarts rep-
resentatives of tbo -"great masses" north
are rapidly sapping its very foundation.
Soon unless a mighty hand is stretched
rorth to savo It it wil. 'fall' and with ; its
fall lite Inst Vestige of liberty will go out
from our land -There are many good and
true then in lli ' north- who are bravely and
gallantly battling for justice for constitu-
tional liberty for the' equality of all the
StStes'-'nnd for the South. 'The only hope
which we hid nbt only for tlio south but
fur freedom itself was based on the suo
cess of the Conservative party in the pause
of which'thejr have so nobly battled. To
this party the President has lent the great.
influence of his high position his strong
Intellect his firm purpose his indomitable
will have been freely given but all in vain.
Wha tever may 'now bo before thorn the peo
tile of the South and the supporters of Re
publican . government everywhere' should
present in his support an unbroken front
While to ns . thcro appears nothing upon
which to rest a hope for tho future yet from
his high ' standpoint . we! most devoutly
trust the president sees something to cheer
i.IlC knl .l '.1...I .nAAlu
yiu lkl lll ll.l b BUM llll. W a...v.OJ
rcols thut '('we should not.dcspairof the Be
' -(ofV-. '-rO! ''..I : -':.'
'''wn'i ws it!? While "opposito' tho' es
tablithincn't of Mr. A. j. Gouffo. a few even
inga since pur attention was called .to an
iminciisc bone recently .found near this
plsco ft lew leet. under uie enrtu t-y am
Jlc.nry. Bnll it. is by tir Ihe largest thing at
(be kind Jthat wo have ever heard or. read
of.. Ti what Fpocic5-Of;thej animal crea
lion this jbono blonged;wo Of course lia-vu
uo means of ivscerliuuingiai ocnaiqiy 19 f
-ouriosity ia its way and goes to prove tlmt
this region was once inhabited by giants of
greater proportions by far- than . any yet
ditaovered. 1 We did not learn of any other
honies of a similar kind being found nerit.
It is ma. fair stale of preservation and
'should bo sent to the State Muieum: if in
deed' we have stich an institution. 1 '
.1: I - ail- ' ''
;(!HsVWe were glad to welcome back a few
evenings sinfeour esteemed friend Re.
Geo. Roiteustcin- who has been absent for
several weeks in Northern Texas with the
fit. Ecv'.'Bishop Gregg. Ho is lookiug well
and' (D. VJ) will hereafter hold Divine ser
vice regularly every Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and ia the eveoiug at 7 o'clock in
the upper rooms of the Ilirsh building
it:vi ' "in 1 .. 1 ' " '.
r.-jA.Nstt Papsb. We welcome to-day: on
our exchange list a new paper the "Week
ly Enquirer" published by Murray & Oris-
ham; at McKinner Texas: The Enquirer
Is a neat and substantial journal .richly
deserving success.' We Join its enterpris
ing publishers in the hope that it will "live
to see itself welcome at every fii-eside in
all'ttur a-ieh and lovely ecu a try."
I. I ' ' ( '' - ' I" I 'T '
Ji-The Editor is off to Kcw Orleans on
business connected with the Herald leav
ing aszrre (on. in charge.1 ; As we are en-
sd to journalism in every particular we
beg of Us readers ts bear wan ua for
fshert while.-. . To those who have sny re
eolleclioB of their early editorial life apol
ogies airs unaooessary. They wilt suffio-
'lently understand ns when ws say that ws
feel very mneh like the man. whs bought
the elephanL'l "
iiTBuy your Ooeds si Jeffries.
. IsSTWa ars under renewed obligations
to Boa. J. K. P. Record for lata pa bli doe-
unents. -!:. ! f : 1 .
Psorsaas. Ws would agmioU he ju
tsUtisaof thoss wasiiag anything is the
phstographie lios Is the card of Professor
Ssrgsast ss ths probability la tbattbe esa
iss wsskis is Tene as ins Professor will
taks pilturee In ti plaee. . i
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taaTAttsatlos is ealle4 to lbs advsrtli
Snt ef Erie .Wester wke prcpoats to soil
his entire stock of foods at New Terit eost
sad elari-ei. He slseuffers his stars bouse
nr sa1s;i- V-' t i-
. tttf surGseds at Jeffries.
A young lady down East adver-
tises for a TOun inan that "erobrae
ed an oPDorlunitv." and eaa "If
ha -will come over to oar. town he
can do better.". 1
Dawktw" aaid an' exquisite "I
deeiw ton ehooW ull mi' what to
a . n
put into tnr neaa to maae is an
rijbt." ; "Lnry bralat air nothing:
bat brains. - " T ' '
A iJemocralic editor in Uaine taye
of the recent defeat fif hl partr
JVTe met the enemy ferttrdsy anJ
uv Out on tiroie fb1 incirfiitig
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ta- III I . I 1M 4 eja-i.i.4 llM
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tl- i -'a.rr iiiair. aa-l Mr ln-l- t in
Ml Int Malf t.p-lrl. HalllmafS pnllrt
I nr.fnlalnni( amled tors latl !"
and Im-I aa liiioif lew wllfc lli I'rttl lent I
ilr. esue tls. Utasl manl-is aa i me 1
Ain.hy.(l.s.ral e.fs Is .r... wl.k
iui
live lo i'vniNu liinls Is nu.deratcd. Limn
dru was 11 it I iu day. Tho com I room Wat
deuaely crowded. Vurdial 110I guilty.
Ml YoSK Plov. S. llit giauu luiai 01
registered voters Iu this city is llti-
llALTiuosr Nov. 4. (Nouii.) Counsel
for new Commissioner liuvs made applica-
llou befuie Judge Uartel of Court of Ap-
seals furs writ of habeas corpus. Ths
wr.l cannot bs served Until to morrow.
The law of Murylnnd ou Ihs sut-ject of ha-
bsaa oorpus provides that thp olhcer having
iu custody Ihe parly suing out ths writ
shall wit'liiu three days after such service
make return of 1I10 writ aud eause the per-
son detained lo bs brought before the court;
if the Warden of the Jail avails litmseiror
these throe days in which to inako return
it is siiPDosi-d the parties may not gut s
hearing before Tuesday or Wednesday. It
is not known wnat course ue win puraua.
Il la nresumesV that If ths Commissioners
are brought before Judge Uartel to-morrow
counsul will outer into discussion of the
points involved.
Toe City continues rrniai auup quiei anu.
excepting small gangs or people quiciiy
discussing ths situation snd the rnmors in
circulation there it nothing noticeable out
of the ordinary course.
vi r.niu.1.
Washington Nov. 4.
Baltimore. Nov. 0. Judge Uartel As-
Uoeiate Justice of the Court of Appeals ap
peared in oourt tins morning ami In an-
swor to his inquiry if the writs of habeas
corpus in the case of tho New Commission-
ers and Ihe Sheriff which were issued by
bira on Saturday evening Had been served
was informed tlicv bad Deeu served hub
morning but the prisoners' were not forth-
coming owing ns the Wnrdcn of ths Jail
says to tho want of proper conveyances.
The Counsel for Ihe prisoners contond that
writ should be returned immediately unices
unavoidable impediments are presented.
Tho prisoners not appearing at 11 o'clock
their l.o'iuset announced tnai mcy nuu pre-
pared a petition (hat his Honor would com-
mand the Deputy Sheriff lo produce the
Warden together with the prisoners. Coun-
sel for Old Commissioners thought such
return would be made by 1 o'clock as would
render further proceedings here unneces-
sary.
A dispatch from Kansas City says a fight
tcoeritly occurred near Bailer Spring be-
tween a party ot surveyors under Cols.
Phillips and Gods and a number sf despe-
radoes in which Col. Gois was killed and
Col. Phillips was mortally wounded. Goss
was the Democratic candidate for State
Auditor. Phillips wns formerly known as
a correspondent of the New York Tribune.
Baltimore Nov. 6. Judge Bartel de
cided that the Warden would have threo
days in which to moke lira return. An es-
tablishment containing one hundred and
fifty boxes of fire arms and ammunition was
seized to day by tho police. Resistance
wns offered to their arrest and one man
shot. Gen. Grant acting in private ca
pacity made the following proposition to
ihe old commissioners which it is supposed
will be accented.
- "That the Conservatives have one Judge
of election and Clerk in ench precinct and
according to Registry law have boxes for
rejected ballots one to bo placed at every
precinct." Gen. Grant was acting as the
Representative of Gov. Swann in the mat
ter.'. All quiet at present no irouoio ap
prehended. . . ..
New V obk Nov. 6. Affidavits to prove
the innocence of the Kev. Mc.Uahan no
under sentence of death in Toronto have
been forwurded to Washington
MAdBtD Monday Nov. 4. The Queen of
Suain made an oner to tho t ope of a resi
dence at Grenada and Spanish War vessels
will be placed at his disposal in case of an
emergency. !-.-.-
Constantinople Nov. 4. U. S. Squad
ron is expected in Turkish waters.
: St. I'ktershobo Nov. 4. War isrenow
ed in Bokehara and Russian forces have
besieged and taken the city of liurtorpe
i.urr.LO ISov. 6. Considerable excite
ment at Foil Erie lst night in expectation
Of Fenian raid. J'ho Cr.!'o of the panic
a ems to have been the arrival of tn J. S.
steamer Michigan which has come to re-
store the Fenian arms captured last June
and tbo Fenian demonstration on Sunday
afternoon whero prominent Fenians made
addresses and spoecbes.
Washington Nov. 8. Tho guards have
been removed from Mr. Davis divesting
liia Imprisonment to anything like severity
and paving the way it is presumed for" full
parole and release. By order of the Ex-
ecutive all the guards both day and night
have been removed. He enjoys perfeot
health and untrammelled liberty and every
means of comfort and pleasure. It is said
he has expressed great gratitude and con-
templates vacating Carroll Hall and taking
up his residence with Mrs. Davis in the
casemates assigned him shortly after his
arrival.
Baltimore Nor. 8. Ths new Commis-
sioners were arrested this afternoon on s
Bench Wsrrant issued by Judge Bond on
a charge of attempting to broak ths peace;
and upon refusing to give bail in the sum
of $25000 were committed to juil by Sheriff
Thompson. ; The old Commissioners sre
still in possession. The counsel for new
Commissioners intend lo take out writ of
kabeat eorput which will bring tbs ques-
tion before the courts. The ease can scar-
cely be returned before Monday. '
Several riotous demonstrations occurred
during the afternoon wlaen Ihs fact be-
came known that tho new Commissioners
had been thrown into prison. The oily is
quiet now.
. New York Nov. 8. Ths Typhus fever
has broken out in s malignant form in ons
of the charitable institutions on Manhat-
tan Island. Several eases havs been re-
moved 10 tbs fever hospital within a few
days.
The Steamer Florida arrived to-day from
Ilsvre. She had 29 deathe on the passage
from cholera. There are five patients still
On board which will be trausfereed ts tbs
Illinois. Tbs Florida is chartered by ths
French Government to go to Nera Crux for
troops and only touched at New York to
Und passengers.
' PiiLADEtrBia Nov. 8. Bulletin ssys
KeWoll Republican has bees defeated for
Congress in 2d district by 600 majority.
Mostbsal Not. 8. It is understood
that Government at cabinet meeting re-
solved to commute sentence of Lynch snd
McMahon. ' . - -'
Three saes limed Bell Flan fan end
Wells confined is iks eid jail sines Jnne
last on charge of Fenianism were released.
Grand jury ignored bills against tbea.
Washihgtos Nov. 8. Tho Secretary sf
ths Treasury has sold tbs Marine Horpital
St BhnrlesMu B. C ts lbs Prstsolent
Ef iecopml Cswreh sewih sf thai city te bs
wed as tbs Orphans' Hoave and nchssl for
the education of freed meat children.
President Johnson has sabeerihrd ens
thousand dollars ts the fund le enable ths
society te stake tbs purekass.
- WAsnisoro. Nev. 9. Infers ttoa is
received that the Casadias su'horilkts vlH
comply with the mqaealsf the Cuited. States
Government ts tie promptly fnrnitked with
ths records sf Iks trials of ITni'ed Btatcs
c iii arcs smoted as Fsnias invaders.
New Tone Nov. f . Gold forty-oin and
ene-qoortST. Five-twenties ns bnn4red
sad ten and throw eighths. Ten-forties me
hundred an! -half.
Hsw Oiuiii. Not. 9. The Biabops f
the Epineopal Church left ! day ts ra ts
Ken tacky. ST. Rsrrs. nu assistant U lb
Aiabof Kentucky is ts bo cuuxei tied.
Tbe new Binbop ef Louisiana remains here
The prre sf tbs interior labors evnttant.
tr te inoee Horthem emigration. Ths
Stats Fats ts taf ia sw ihe twentieth prvm
Km ts he s (toM a fair uu!tft4 wiH
ews te sa tbe cvfc-ru srricwtUi-1 im-
fliraye is npTitJoa Th"r ' etrrj
I atMSa" f S Sv.af frlii-li" fniSi-i of
ItnrMf aa-l S-miafii la
i Si (vine ( - '"'e
i t-llH In !. fs-SfS rsenl el'nha.se
I Ihe lU'linsi Irlrt It hwl-l 'hi ( -ms Is
Sim! diaiflcil hf l'it'S til"' eimaum-
ln nla-Mff llifil el" bit I'll. tall;
all a iiff nail Sjl f. M . S telumi
ars si hand sss fiosi small prevlsili In-
dirsilse Roikinf
tao ft r Desarlmssl has sauted ths r-
lesae of ssveial pilevhSM Sosieneed fr
ptaiSt termt by ihs Military t ewsistlsns
during Ihs wrr Including scleral Cuiiftd-
oraio er mpilnie.
Orn. bhrrman it in lonn snd hit friemlt
lait thai h it pirpariug lo Itavt fur Mi l-
tea. Uen. Ilaiiemk will eommtnil Ids
Military Division uf iht Mittiiaippi diiriui
Hliariuuu's slitenco. removing hit Uetdquar-
lert lo l.etveuwortli. Kam.ia. It ia rumor-
ed that in oate ihe Radicals sre defeated In
oarrylug Ihe neal Legntaiure Gov. Flttchtr
intends calling ihe nrutout Radical Lrgis-
laturs logelher lo adopt ilia Cunsliliiliousl
Aruendinenl thus lepubisling ihs lotion of
tho proplo.
WAaiitNOTOH Nov? 7. A Italemeiil of
the publio debt for Ihs present inoulh sum-
pared with ihe firal ull. shuw that during
die month of Octuber ihe dt-bi hat been da-
arcaied lo the suiuuut oCiMy.''i'M.
MEXICAN LEOATION.
Ddward C. Pluuib received hit commis
sion lo day ss Sooretary of legation lo
.Mexico.
TUS lENlAX TRIALS.
'TosontoC. W. Nov. T. Fenian trhla
havs been laid over until to-morrow ou ao-
coutit of witnesses boing sbaent lo atteud
elections iu Iht Ststet. Father McMahon
and Col. Lynch under sentence of death
have determined to mane an appeal lor a-
new trial.
NEW YOBS ELECTIONS.
New York Nov. 7. Ftnton'i majority
will probably reaoh 13000 the Congress-
ional representation will stand ths tarns ss
in tbo present Congress. Returns from
Illinois indicate that ths Stale has certain
ly gone Republican by upwards of 40000
majority.
state elections.
The Republicans bnve carried every Slsts
that elected yesterday by increased major-
ities with the exception of Maryland and
Delaware which will show considerable
Conservativo gains.
The Landholders' Convention.
The landholders' of Texas who have made
the call for a Convention iu January ne.it
have been induced to do so for the reason
that the causes from which we arc all now
Buffering so deeply can ouly be remedied
by joint co-operation.
Tho proposed convention is expected lo
tako into consideration the various means
by which our fiolds can be properly culti-
vated and our rich lands brought into de
mand and made available to the owners
snd profitable to ths cultivates. . If Immi-
grants with means can bo induced to come
here it is proposed to oner tnem good lands
at n very low price si on inducement. If
they havo not present means sufficient it is
proposed that the owners shall sgree.and
sell small tracts to suit the parlies on a
reasonable credit being secured by deeds
of trust and payments to be made by such
installments as it may be easy for the pur-
chasers lo make.
It is believed that there are thousands in
the Northern States snd in Europe who
would be induced by such consideration to
oome here and who have means sufficient
to do so but not enough to pay tor tarms
immediately on their arrival. But the
great trouble is how to give tbr m this as-
surance of comfortable homes in Texas so
as to secure their entire confidence. With
limited means they cannot be expected to
set out for a distant country with their
families unless they nave at least a moral
certainty of securing bomea on terms pro-
posed. To remove all doubt it may bo found nec
essary for our landholders to send out an
accreditable agent fully endorsed as lo
character and responsibility by tho resi
dent Consuls of the countries to which he
goes; this agent is to be fully empowered
to enter into contract on behalf of the
gentlemen composing the company by
which contrsots they will be obligated to
let ihe immigrajils have such tracts or land
as may bs designated and on terms at once
satisfactory dhnite and accompanied Il-
legally binding guarantees.
The proposed Convention is also expect
ed to oonsider what inducements they will
offer to invite to the State those who sre
noi prepared to pay the cost of bringing
their fumi ies and would therefore be glad
to engage as laborers tor the certain peri
od in consideration of having that expense
paid for them and until their wages will
enable them to purchase small farms for
themselves in the same way as above nam
ed. Our future prosperity as individuals
and as a Sl!S now mainly depends on
uv::; the noh lands of the Stato u:r:'.!"
up Into small farms as noon S3 possible
and how this can best snd quickest bo done
will bo a subjcot for tbs deliberation of the
Convention. The fact is that probably ful-
ly three fourths of Ihe people who desire
to come to Texas and who would make
good citizens are unable to do so without
help. This fact suggests the necessity of
an organisation among our landholders to
aid them the necessity of sending accred-
ited agents abroad lo give all necessary
information of our State and its undisputed
advantages and to cntor into such stipula-
tions or contracts as may Justify tbe im-
migrant in placing implicit confidence in
them. The agent should also be prepared
and authorised to invito skilled labor to
the State by showing our manufacturing
facilities the profits attending manufac-
tures of wool cotton iron etc. Ihe cheap-
ness of tke raw material the domnnd for
aud tbe wages of skilled labor of all kinds.
He should also be able to give capitalists
all necessary nnd reliable information in
regard to the advantages of investments
in Texas whether in lands or manufactur-
ing or in internal improvements or ths
various industrial pursuits.
Tbs Agent should also be authorised to
make leases of farms cither of wild lands
or such ss arc already under cultivation.
There arc few plauters in Texas who have
not lands ready for ihe plow tuffioijul for
a doten or two small farms and if ths em-
igrant prefers to lease on shares or in sny
other way there srs 'few of our planters
who would not find it to their interest to
lease on liberal and accommodating tsraie
rather than let their plantaiions grow up
in grate and weeda nnd their fences and
improvements go to decay as is now ihe
cats to such an alarming extent. We
should bs willing fo do altnott anything to
bring good emigrants lo cur State. It
would Jot better lo give them Ihs use of our
lsnds lo havs tnem prepsrly cultivated
and kept dean of grata and the fences
kept in repair than that they should con-
tinue uncultivated.
If ws gel good settlers In ths State we
ahall bs benefitted by item in a Ihoutand
wayt indirectly independent of any con-
tract. Indeed it it impottible for them Is
eome here without benefitting every ens of
us snd being still mors benefitted them-
selves. - " ' ";
Ths proposed Convention will probably
alateontider hew information ef Texas
and iu ndvanlaget can beat be disteminn-
led all over the world whera thers arc
people detiring to cents here. This may
be deas in etriras wtyt bst how it can
bs dons moat fleatualiy sad cheapest is
ths aoetuioa. Stmt.
a
- ssTBoy yeatr goods nt Jeffries.
There are 36.000 idle negroee in
tne City of Washington who have
neither the tneane nor the dispoei-
tio te obtain an honest living.
Tbe Tri bane asks Northern farm-
ers to give them employment. Mr.
Webster once told a distinguished
Senator that be "mnst skin hie vwn
skunks."
If they woulJ work they could
get rmfiloymetit in tbe South.
Beecher thinks that ia the corrrse
of lime the mirttrre cf races will
rrme about inthis countrr and tbe
World eayi be eppearu tobe pleased
at h" rsMjwf -
A I lirffiSH l" l'l s.idiswlief '
In Hi lii-filjthM fsl'ifi cel'M
' ji'iWft I net ' sakt l Win. an wh'ifif
he lui'l lsptlts. a the wsl f.ftiinK
o il t.f the water ' linw aim full In
l.cr min I T' and use lonslJi-rslily
surprint I i i hear In r answer warm-
ly Ht.ll."
A in-rtsioiii7iiit of I he Louisville
.fiiiii'iinl tresis al emus lenglh on tlie
best uy to iirevniit liyilrnili'ibi
A wn' In reply iti.wMa tlmt ho
mice ircvci.tej a is so of this dread-
ful inulmly by gottinjjon it I'oui teen
htil fence U'ld stnjinff until tli
"ilorjj" loll.
Tho Itndlcnl domnnd of the South
i tlo Klory of whito man nnd In-
di.it over again. Tho two shot a
I....L.A1 nn.l .-fur Kni.l lliA IvItltA
ui 4 wm V.W.. "'. ...-w :
man : "Now you tnkothe crow and
I'll tako llio turkey or let me tukej
tno nu'Koy anu you mo crow
"I'ghl" wits tlio rcjoiniror ''Indian
get crow ull the timo."
A Keiitlnmnu iu Michigan naked a
squaw if her pnpooso which was
qtiito white wits not a hnlt' brood
whereupon she replied "iN'o not a
drop of whito blood ubout it hulf
Indittti and hulf Missionary ."'
Tlio only living descoiulont of
Christopher Columbus lives at Homo
nnd is to visit America noxt year.
lie is described us a genial id tin oi
sixty.
A Washington spceiul of tho Slot
ult.. to tlio St. Louis iiepublican
saya the very latest advices in pos-
session of tho government from
Paris show that Nnpolenn still ad-
heres to tho idea that payment of
tho French claims should bo guaran-
teed ns a compensation for the im-
mediate) withdrawal of tho French
from Moxico.
Gen. Dick Tuylor brothor-in-law
of Joil'erson Davis who basreturnod
from tho hvttor reports Mr. Davis's
health on tho decline. Ho hits no
hopes of a rclenso from confinement
or uny trial.
Since the closo of tho war marT
ringed havo increased at tho ritto ot
55 per cent.
Twenty rabbits introduced Into
Australia in 1859; hauo yicldod 50.-
000 hend for consumption. '
. AN ACT.
To Amend an Act to provide for the
payment of Grand and Peitit Jurors
. passed February mot).
tixo. 1. Be it enacted ly M LcgUlaturt of
the State of Texai That section tito three
and six of "An Act to provide for tho pay-
ment of Grand and Petit Jurors passed
February I860 be and the same is hereby
repealed ; and that hereafter a Jury fee of
five dollt-s upon all oivil causes which nre
now pending or that hereafter may bo com-
menced in any Distriot Court of this Slate
be taxed in the Bill of Costs to be collect-
ed in ihe same manner as is provided by
law for the collection of ether costs pro-
vided that said foes when col ested shall
be paid to the County Treasurer and by
him disbursed in nco rdance with certin-
cates of clerks of District Courts.
Sec. 2. That all laws and parts of laws
conflicting with the provisions of this Act
be and the same are hereby repealed and
that this act take effect and be in force
from and after its passnge.
Approved Nov. Bth 18156.
OBITUARY
BIED October Ihe tt3d 48W William M. Ery.
Mr. Fry wai liorn in Clark countj Kentiick) Marcli
14lh 1828 apont asme portion of hia early Ufa in
Tenor.aL-e ami Louiaiaua. Bccnnie a ettizi.n of Tex-
an in 180. 8nupht and won tho afTectlona of our
frind Say-ih B. Arm.trong to wlmm ha waa united
May tho 3d 18li5. Tho decerned baa been in delicnto
liMltb for a long time but in all hia snnerings he
manifoated Ibe fortitude of a christian. Having
while yet ayoi th. embraced tho rollgion of Jcmia ho
never caat wlatfitl glance npon theilnfnl pleiuarea
of earth hnl.felt thnt ho preferred the poal of door-
keeper In tho house of hia Lord than to dwell iu tbe
gorgeous tonta of wickfdneaa.
In hia Inat lllneaa and glorfounly triumphant death
tills faith Iht. Inut upheld him. Truly
'-Jeaiia can make a dying bed. . .
Aa soft a. downy pillowa are."
1 The only regret heexpretaed when oallcd npon to
lay aaide hi. mortal refitment wua aeporation from
ht tenderly loied bride: --'Tlahard thua early to go
from thee.'-uewhiapered; "atlll till will not mine
be done."
Though we know that the pang of the wlilow't
heart ah ehe razee unon tbe lifelfle. form of all that
.lear lo her can only be felt : that no language
can depict ill aconys Hill would whl.per one
word of comfort to tbe tareaved heart : Thy love
onewaita for llioe. Hfe ii hut a fleeting brui'h. and
soon you will laa.t this Church Militant and bo
welcomed to the Church Trluinpnant by that loved
one who but precodoi thee there. I:lt.
LOOK OUT.
ALL persons knowing themselves In-
debted to the estate of James F. Cald-
well deo'd aud who are anxious to settle
the same can do so by calling at my office.
TIGI1L. KENDALL-
Nov. 16th 18GG 9:3t.
$5000 Stock of Goods
At New York Cost and Charges!
I HAVE delerrrtned lo retire from busi-
ness; snd I will offer my entire stock
of goods at cost and charges: Consisting
of a large and valuable assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery '
Carpenters' Toole Buggy . and Harness
Trimmings
DRY GOODS
Boots sod Shoes Leather Window Glass
Tin Ware Queensware Crockery Stone
ware Looking Glasses Jewelry School
Books Stationery Bridles Side Saddles
Saddls Bagt Tobacco Oratt Rope Can-
ines and a thousand other notions.
I will also offer for sale my new tlore
house which is the most splendidly furn-
ished stoiehouso this Bids of Houston.
Sales will commence on Monday the
19th day of November) and will be contin-
ued from day to day until all ia sold.
ERIC WESTER.
Dallas Texas Nov. 15th 1866.- 9:7l.
rpHE Copartnership existing heretofore
JL uailer tbs arm anu tun oi v. .i.
Clower & Co lo ths town of lilliean is
this day dissolved by mutual content.
Snowden P. Samuel is authorised to col-
lect all lbs debts dus ths concern snd li-
quidate the liabilities.
(Siined) D. M. CLOWER.
. SSOWDE.V P. SAMUEL i
Milliean Texee Oct. 26th '66 S it. '
rHEREA8 B. F. Irby Administrator
f f of tbaeetals of Silts SmiLo dee d.
having (led In my office hit Anal exhibit
together wltk his elilio praying fbr par-
littoo snd ditlribwtioa f said ttltte.
These ars therefor ls wclify tboM iartr-
ettett tt b tad appear before tbs llotora-
bls Probals Conrt or Parker Coualy Tes-
aa at tks Conrt Hons of said eoonty oa
lbs last Monday rs Oetebsr A. B. 1866 te
skew cms why tbs prays of Ike petitUi-
er tkmld tMt bo graatedl.
86t R. W . DC K E Cl k C. C P.O.
8EWI7VG HIMIIXE DEPOT.
t.i ets itattHM.
Iletti Elliptic Hfiriir il. Irildisg
MAOBZIVXI. -
TBlat.tiittal aw ataail SanMa. St tlx
tWw Trk Slat Fur. Jaat rlea4 h tllitc
Srwenc afar... wm aaitiS 0 Srat f SrM pf ia
HiiM la Mllsil ewaiwiltif "t wj Macklnt
inanael Aha. Hvw. a Fkvlil. Srwlsig Ma-
rkkM hr awa. HarkhN f all th-t. ra.lr.
HaekM KrafVas. Silk TkaeaS CMtaa T.ra. an
ssaa. an tsaathm fer aaU al IW Sarlilneaa4 Tarte-
lyMaaa. . S BRDBICS.
(l ata) ST Caaalairaat Vaw OrtoaaM.
Tl tier W ted.
VCOOD. vy JBrBeyaaT5aTeae
f cevattoal tapsn-tBa)t bytrrljitg
- JO.P. hll-L
rA. .. . -. PiJlaa Tcat.
VII()li:SAIlv NOTION iioi-'si;
13. "W. WREN ttJ Oo.
(r"sir.fr nr ntn iim mis)
Koop on hand tho largost find inont Oomploto Stock of
PvTOTIOIWa
In tlm Htalo We buy dii'- l iVom Ihe MiiiiiiIik -hirers nnd sell lis low as
can hu bonbl in .Ww Orleans or any other nini hcl.
MEJnOIIANTQ
Can (I ml it l ull Miir of AofioiiN of all laindi t
0
Soapi rerfiimories flalioncrv Sehool HikiU Hosiery Twhlo and TVe!
Cutlery. Combs. Druxlie. 1'ipM Violins Lonkintr Glasses Fish Hook
ami Lines Chcup Jewelrv. Heads IViirU rndlockx Umbrella. .
Comets Hoop Skirls llliu.k Luce Milts DrcM Trimmings
Hiiltons Dells Uellt liibbons lllt Hackles. Silver Plated
Forks iiinl Spoons Halanecd Handle Knives Carvers
nnd .Steels CnndloHtickn Ae. ; also Axes Hoes
CofTio Mills Truco Chains Blind Bridles Humes Collars Sieves Ac.
A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF CLOCKS.
Remember tlie Children nnd look at our stock or TOYS.
Dolls Marbles Rattles Rubber BuIIh Hariiionicns JowsliarnH Jumping
Josies Tops Toy Watches nnd n thotinnud other articles.
wnolosalo and H.otrili.
WONLY ONE PRICE. -o
C orner Franklin uml Travis SU. late Rusk House
IlOl TO.
Jantmry 20 1800 10: 1 y.
L. C. DE LISLE JOHN F. VEATHERSP00N
Formerly of Uonham Texas. Uf Marahull Texas.
L. C. DE LISLE & CO.
RECEIVING FORWARDING AND
AXO WHOLESALE AND RCTAII. IISALKRS IM
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And Agents for the Sale of Agricultural Irupkrueuts of all Kinds Mills Machine.
ry Setting &c &o.
MARSHALL TEXAS.
Hir Wholesale nnd Commission Department in their largo Brick (fire-
proof) Warehouse nt tbe Depot. Retail und Samplo Departments in
their S7ore Houses North side of the Public Square.
Liberal advances mudo on connignmciiU and special attention paid to
tho sale (or shipment) of Cotton Wool Hides Agricultural Implements
Mills Machinery Furniluro Stoves &c. &c. 49:tf
giayBuy your Goods nt Jeffries.
Emerson Etlieridpc ts spoken of as the
Conservativo caudidato for Governor of
Tennessee.
NEW ORLEANCARDS
U'Uolcsale Diusgists.
1 P. DUCONOR I.nporterand iMlerln Fr'-ncli
1 Amcrl.tn and Kiigll.h Drug.. CliomtciiU. rer-
fiim.-ry Patent Mi-rtiriiiei. rwiigk-al In.lrnnH-nt. j
Triwnea Brunhce and Oriingl.ta' Smlrli.. No. 39 .
Chariroii street. Ei.ilill.lu-.l In 18 t7:'y-J
"l'BY THE SOt.TIIEnN TOXIC Prepared by S.
1 It. Cli'ini'-if. U holeute and Itelatl Druggist I
coriu-r Lilii-i-ty nial Kitio mrt-eiii X. w 0rli.nn..
Mllllnnry Fancy Goods etc.
)FRKINS KniEPl.diNnEB luiporti-ra and !
JUtllU-ri. Oinilli-I IlIIIUUII. UUU.I9. ...Il'il".- I
ci. etc.Wu'UCiinnlSt. Up Slalra. j7:ly
derk-i
Pianos nnd HIiinIc.
rOOK T UltEMER 08 Gimp Si. Constantly on
l haod drstolas. Pianos Pli-yel'a Alartiu'. Ouv.
rli-rs. the celel.raleil CycMil.tle. 7:lyl
IOItUSEWALP ruMliher of Music Imponcr
. of imisit-n! inNtrumoiita. Plt-ycl I'iuiins. Sieiu
way A Sons' Chti:koring's llidGol.lor's l'JO Cniml.
i . coi.m:es.
Dor.RKAK Cosnmcreinl C'ollrge ?iew
Ortvan: Foumleil IttW. So vaciilioni. n.o.k
KneplULt IVnniun-.hip Laogungi-a Matbi-matiua
practically taught. Students from 12 to (in. Itl-ri's
DomtAtt. Presldi-nt. (wp'-'i-ly.
TOBACCO.
(Irescent City Tobacco Works. fAvr.R
J llltOTlir.Ra Maniifailiiri'riiol'Ti.lmrrcinnd Ctifars
Dealers In Chewltig and Loot lobncco M Ti honpitou.
Ills St. New Oilcans. sep-iii-ly.
Sewing Itluiliiiics.
SOCTnEltN FAMILY SKWI.NG ItlACUl NE.
Noiseless Machine of Wilcox OlMis will aew
hem full braid tuck gnlhor quilt rani and em-
broiiler with satl.fjctiim. gi-nta uHtiled nt No. ft
St. Charlea St . Box :)8-! P. O. New Orli-sns.
nagging &.c.
KENT. tUOMAE A CARTEIt Tmporiers of nnd
Dealers in Coi-dni;. Enugin Tliili-Uope Iron.
Ties Ac. 104 Poydras Street New Otli-aiu
ConimlNsioii Merchants.
W. M. PKRK1NS t. H. SWENKON II. l. KCItNION
PEItKIXS fTVVKNSON A CO. New Orleans
SWENSON. I'KIIKINS 4 CO. New York Ucu-
eral Comuiisslon Merdiants.
fouinilsslon 2rciiantsAC'otion Factors
Ware. Utcof ltImu. Aid 1 Jit. T. ri of Gill-
rcaton Texas.
' THE STATE OF TEXAS 1
. Pallas County. f
To any lawful officer of Vallat County
Greeting ;
YOU nro hereby commnndi-d that you
summon by publication as Ihe law di-
rects J. N. Rtiyle who is absent from the
State to be and appear before the Justice's
Court to be hold at a regular term thereof
in and for Precict No. 1. of said County at
the Court-IIouso thereof In Dallas at 2
o'olock P. M. on the first Saturday in De-
cember next the same being the first day
thereof then and there to answer Ceo. W.
Guess in an action of debt instituted up-
on an account for the sum of twenty-five
dollars besides Interest thereon accrued.
Herein fail not but have you then nnd
there this writ with your action thereon
as the law directs.
Witness my band and official signattiro
this 29th day of October 1800.
GEO. W. BAIIID J. P.
1 7;3t.' Dallas county Texas.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County or Dallas j
To any lavrful officer of Dallai County Greet
my :
TT'OU sre hereby commanded lo summon
Frank McGuirc bs principal and J.
L. Guina as aurity by publication of this
writ for three successive weeks before re-
turn day hereof to be snd sppear before I
rut at my office in Prcciucl No. 3 on the
laat Saturday in November Ihe same being I
the 24th day of taid month; then and there
lo antwer Ihe complaint of M. A. Davlin !
in a plea or debt due by oMount for fifty j
bushe's of corn or lis equivalent.
Herein fail not but of this and how yon
bavtexeeuted the enme make due return.
Given under my hand thia the 30th day I
f Ooiober 1006. H. LUCAS J. P j
. Preoinet No. 8 Dallas lo lei.
Attest: A true copy of ths original.
M. C. Lively Deputy Constable.
73l. Frecinct No. 8.
I PMlNIBniATMJt'S NOTICE l-e'rr. of Ad-
. . . . . I .1 I f ..HUv.flMr.
t caaaM were frnu-led lo (ha an.TPlarneS. at Ika
Haatrather r.rm. IMC of ba H.nn.bla Oosnty j
lr oi clip x?juu:j. um.. .. " --
Mify all partoae k..liltn eUlms airalK.I a.14 aala
la aresaatlketa Satlj aalSearlkarf-si wllbtt ika OtM
arearrlM ky law. or ik-y will ba barrrS: anS all
Mann iadVkled to ika aetata will aleaee tatka In-
twSSllsV SSPT'll IfM'Ut ' m . . .
BtTTlI t. t. eoLtlCOrria AdaiTo.
Wtttkawata. Oosafcer SS lam J:M.
STHE FINE ARTS.
-3t
PHOtOGlUPES AKBROTTPE3
AND
. MELAINOTYPES ! I
PSOf. SARGIAWT iibwwm tt rithwat af
DALLAS aa4 DALLAS COl NTT Out ka Saw
aava-S CaSarr at ha
ILLAt HOTEL. rF SJTAIS1SJ.
ta tne Nortk tTaat Coraar aovta aaS at prrtaire
. I a.a .
PHOTOOSAFH3. AMBROTTPE3
ARD MELAIHOTFEa
At arta rarylat frntaOM oTE !.LLAlta k
Saa aaatim al e t M Y C t E a kaaal. ta wkich
aa.11 it ke foraleheS it Ika
wosT rurar-vtB styls e-T yh sir.
fell ... amaaila ay l- aa. rkeaacrar. aa
W f ill a Sirtlarat.he4 O-arrala ra ike ktw war.
nll-r-aj. a. ke a-IH fah Iff ataea W a
tVa-r... - . 1.Xf-.-:t.i
TEXAS.
UST RECEIVED AXU FOK SALE
J 100 of those Jimly celebrated
4JAIiISOl. PLOWS
Said to be well adapted to the soil of Texas
piniries.
Very respectfully refer to John D. Floyd
Efq. and tlio Messrs. W'ortliinglon.
Tlicso plows arc for sale and can be seen
and examined at Ihe store of Messrs. Smith
& A kin d North side of the Publio Square.
0 150. W. BA1KD Agent.
Oct. 27 8:St.
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
TNO. M. CROCKETT Dnllas Texas is
el Ageut for a number of Companies north
tlmt manufacture machinery and agricultu-
ral Implements and can supply any demand
at the manufacturers prices cost of trans-
portation alone added.
He has now on hand a lot of Reapers nnd
Threshers of the firm of Crockett Thomas
& Sheppsrd complete for uso and fur sale.
In ihe course of Ihe winter and spring
bo will receive a sufficient number of these
machines as well as other Agricultural Im-
plements to supply all this section of the
Stale. They will be of ihe latest improve-
ments; of th" most approved patterns and
the beet machines that are made.
Those who wish large Threshers or Spec-
ial Machinery of any kind can get il by
filing their orders
V LARGE LOT OF SALINE SALT Just
received and for ule by
W. II. PRATHER & CO
Oct 2C 1 SCC 5: If.
tfsA ASIOl;TIIf-A0ENTS want. tor .i
tpUU mf.rr anr article.. Just aot. SdSreas O.
T GA'SYClly Buil.llna Bi.ldotV.rS Me (iawly
TOE BCRAlTAMEntC Y FREE f HBKIt siOXTHS t
CnOIII PUNTS VISES VW.FBE
TO STBSCIIIRErU!
Tbe BctAl AfittiCAls. pol-ll-bed at Cllea. H. T. ot)
the I.I and l.Si h ofea h monil. will totnmeitcea a-w
Tolome I XI) Jannary tel. 1W7. No othar raral pa.
par in Ihi. eoanlry rqnal.lt la arecficalraliw to far-m-rsOardnera
Frntl Grower.. Stok BrarSera Sea
Kapera Ac. It ia Na'waal ia lis character beint; aa
Tlwl.le in Maine Iowa M.rjla... Sc.. a. la laa
State of New York. It la a e.e.l4 .uwea paaa-
raarto nl.llrallo. hranlltolly lllnalraied. larar that
any other paper of II. Haa.. and oSVreS at anly Oat
Dolus ab Fim 0ra a Ytae ant ewy aahacTi-
ber r.cl". re and aeat pmU what k actually w..rlk
frrva (lt to Two DoLlsa. It 'Hi af the choice.!
Oairs Viaca. Stb.whbbv aaa a.trataav rum
l:Lf Oo-.oal- a Pot at. -as Oar katavtrgraaaaae
Sriuai Smt Purs InoTAViaaa I
CLCB AGENTS WANTED!
TV prewiioate aal la Clab A era la are Iraty af.
aiSoat.anS wotlk mil tuts as ajacka. aay akr
pabli.ber aSera IfMioVa all ba abowe ank-lea tkey
rrceTrt.plaBdiS tV.Lt Pi".. anS the kick fr' aV4
MAtatm ant the New York VMU Ntw
pebj a year ta poajraeaee at any time I Ctl.
are wanted ia arery Iowa la every Stale It tb V
aa. Xtl yoa kaveinSo.ia taarad ft.raiar.k-rorirat
Sknw Bilk) and Blank Snlrrattow List. wht. k era
teat We. aad rrm eat uiet4 lo art a yoar daba.
THE PAPER SENT rEKTBr.E wnNTtlSt
K.rry .lnl. for U:7 wka rraiif. II AO .-arty
r re a'rltrfc lre Dae IS. t. trill trarrra tka aa-
aer Part S-oa tke title kit ra-w la reeaiaaS. ta llta
FadaHaaprearatyearl If raraiaeS by October lat
tk paper will r free OVrar aataTAa a a. ta prvaartiua
tor a la'rr Twmittaara t
Oref lia.iswor!k af O-alnltaw tana Vara arat
la air awtatrllra. arlthtri tka ! mt Teara. aaS I
aaw kw aa hasaj ta.taa) wtk wktrk I aa rra4y
to a-.. 4 at th prop-. Ilea-) ta all a ba ankarrlke
the Btm.tAwiajraa. wkick k adatitt-S aal-rraallr
ta ke. aot aaly tka ka). hat alee tka aaaaaat papaj at
af the kr4 ra ki c-arttrr.
A-ldraa. Y B INEa.tXraraw. Owrtaa Ca.. W. T
y rS.tartal otOea beinf tk-ta. wear I ttea. p-tt.)
nvMTor r exs.
FOR BALE at Ibis toe: alta Rickardaoa's
Almtnae fwl WLewBtoiiiingotarjreoatwtmt
of ttatittLctl aforrii'itn. e-raaeitllr alt-
a ta c tiTAfT". lv-'f
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