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COAL! SLAUGHTER COAL,

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Coal, Coal, Coal.
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently bsen dis
"A covered, and 10 now being extensively worked
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., at Law
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, OCTOBER, ~ 1889

course he objects, lie hopes TO make tho trip
from this city to London 10 4s hours certainly
in 81 hours lie scouts the idea Of danger, goes
about his Preparations deliberately. and promises
himself gnod time As the upper currents.
setting due ga I. viii not permit his return hy
tho samr roote, he propose. 10 pack up tha Giy
Of Ncc !or', and take the first steamer for
home.
Tho Rir'ship viii carry weight. Its cuhical
contents Of I2j,Ou0 feet of gus sniices 10 litt a
weight of .s3 tons. With outfit complete it's
own weight will he "A tons. With this weight
ID tons OF lifting power remains, and there is
atco dingly room for us many passengers as will
care a. take the venture. We understand, how
ever. that the company is limited 10 eight or ten.
Mr., iowc provides sand for ballast, regards hls
chances for salvation as exceedingly favorable,
places implicit faith in the strength of his not
ting, the power of his machinery, and the buoy
aucy of his ile boat, und altogether considers
himself secr'e from tho hazard Of disaster. II
he accomplishes his voyage in safety, he will have
done more than any air navigator has yet ventur-
cd to undertake, II he inils, the enterprise
sinks the snug sum of $4,000. Wealthy men
who are his hackers, sharing his own enthusiasm,
declare failure impossible, sand invite II patient
public to wait and see
The precise time { the ascension has not becn
fixed. The ship lie 80 near completion that the
event will not probably be delayed beyond three
or four weeks Proper notice Of the. time and
place will be given.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

As the dreadful disease neuralgia says an
exchange is becoming more prevalent the q
formerly, and as Doctors have discovered no
method or medicines that will permanently cure
it, we simply state that for some time pas.
member Of our family has suffered most in.
tensely from il and could fad no sure relief
from any remedy applied until we saw an
article that recommended the application OF
horseradish 10 the face for tooihache. As neu-
ralgIa and the tooihashe are both nervous dis
ease, we thoughtihe remedy Cor the one would
be likely 10 give reiiel 10 the other. so We
made the application Of horseradish. bruised.
applied to the side of the bsdy where the disease
was seated. Il gave almost instant relief tsa
severe attack Of neuralgia. Since then we haze
applied IL several times, and with the sane
gratifying result. The remedy is simrir.
cheap. aud mas le wiihin sks searA.. zvr,,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
THE FRONTIER.

The defence of the frontier will doubtless be a
subject of deep interest before the next legislature
The General Government has commenced sys.
ten OF fcoonizlng the Indians winch under proper
management may do much to prevent Indian az
gressions.
| The Indian Reserves have been wisely removed
out of Texas But tho evils common to them
here, will follow them the other side of Red Ri
yer, unless some more stringent government is
+ adopted. ludian Agents might wcll he ensircl
abolished These Agents and the military arc
always insrerpetml conflict, and the Agents more
frequently justify or overlook Indian abuses and
outrages, than afford adequate protection to from
tier settlers.
They are the fifth spoke in the wheel. IF the
Indians are placed in Reserves in the Indian
country, the military power and military dsci-
ever put in operation.
That discipline onght to be frs, the subsection
of the Indian TO the bjun iares Of the r ,servs-
Every day or every other day, tho recsiHc sh Duld
BE- beat, and every Indian made to appear at the
different points of the Res nv, asst tnad for this
purpose. A regular register should h, kept. and
when any Indian is missing, he should he dill
gently sought for and sumwarily punished.
The U. 5. troops should he stationed at such
points, and in such sufficient NUMBERS around the
Reserve, to cut off as far practicable the
sions upon the frontier people.
This was the object sought to be accomplished
by Gov. Runnels, in placing Capt Ford in the
field near the Reserve Indians, while the Governor
stationed Capt Bourland in such position as to
prevent the ingross of the Wild Comanches, who
are now coming down into Texas from the other
side of Red River.
The pursuit OF agriculture by the Indians can
be carried on well under the military authori-
ty as by the Indian Agents 1t. shond be the
determination Of the General Government to re-
gard all Indians net on Reserves, or willing to go
upon them, as hostile Inoians, aud wage war of |
determination against them.
As to the State Government perhaps the most
efficient plan to he pursued is the minute compa- |
nies, recommended the past year ly Capts. Erath.
Ford and Brown We have always been told /
that when the regular army oil the Republic was
substituted with the minute companies, that they
were found to he the most efficient force OF all that
had ever been tried.
Perhaps an efctual plan on the part Of the
State, would he to offer premium on every In /
dian scalp taken outside of the Indian Reserves. |
Let it be liberal sum, and the fact would soon
ret to the ears Of ths Indians, and do more to [
sri terror into their hearts and keep them out
If Texas. than all The past expenditure of our /
State and the Federal Government put together.
Austin Ga,tne.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

The Petersburg (Va.)-Press. in commenting
on the speech of Senator Douglas, delivered at
Columbus, says: "There is one poins in the
speech which we feel hound especially to rocom-
mend Distinctly and emphatic lily, Jude Doug
las declares his opposition 30 the insertion of any
new plank in the Cincinnati platform. IIe asks
for no new banner. In this he surrenders to the
democratic party everything which may be pecu.
liar to his creed. His own Interpretation Of thna
instrument special point, Just now promises
to be the most entire insignicance to any practi-
cal issue, save the case of New Mexico, where his
creed happens to serve the very end which the
Southern demand could attain
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
HINT TO FILIBrsTERs Rs.-Another commenta
-. 4ba nncarIaintv of human aG.i.a Z. 4

A HINT TO FILIBrsTERs.-Another commentary
upon the uncerr rainty of human affairs, is the
circumstance that Walker, the filibaster, and
Mora, the ex-Pres1ent of Costa Rica, who, at
the head of the allied forces. drove the former
out of Central America, are both in. this country
fugitive Irem the SPOT they both claim as their
homes Trerhafs the twain had better hold a
council az the Astor Place Hotel, and draw mp
treaty Of alliance offensive and defensive. The
@grey eyed man. could enlist under the banner
of Nor .aad invade Central Amerea fer the
f.1-t q restoring him TO power. and Mora. in
could recognise Walker as the President
~ sar&gua. 4 cagdtal arrangement.-Dqy
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A shot at puffy Poets.

There was hen of wondrous w.t.
Who, when she closed her labors,
And laid her egg, would squall bit
To wonder-strike the neighbors.
A turkey said to her, "I beg
You'll tell me what's the matter,
That always when you have laid en- egg
Ecu keep up such clatteri''
Quoth she, "Whene'er my egg lay
'Tis not enough to do it,
But, like the poe of the day,
cackle TO REVIEW 1T %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

OuR mails from Mckinney we thought was in
fair way Of becoming Of much importance 10
Sherman and Mckinney, when we understood
that the Overland Company was about to take it
three times a week. We understand that tho
contractor refuses to give up has contract unless
a speculation can be made out of it. The stages
of course will not carry it for nothing, ana the
people of Mckinney will suffer the relapse to the
one-horse weekly facilities -Slerman Pa,yso..
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Ar,,,,soH e., 90 IN Salt ate Mai, arr;
vod ,h;s m,orn;nf' hr;,,;nm do t.s :" tbe Oh ;nst
The division NJ ,ha Sontb Pass wagon road. IN.
der the sunerintendance Of Col Lander. had com.
pleted the work contemnlated. The new road is
shorter and much better than the old route. in re.
s,ect tograss. wood and water.
Major Porter reports the Indians. inst off the
TERRITORY north. yerv bold and arrayed them
selves n,,ainst a small norto enu,ino from Cant
Wsllens command. Int With no gerious reeuIC.
Ljept Cav had no furthor 6,lGculties with the
indians.
On Sotnrdsv r;,bt Arrpst o7fh a bousn Yss
sr,ro,,rd.6 ond oti,ciyol No n,,i,on,yr oersonq.
t5e sesia:ul Mr pgs N Mud au3 s.v Ar,ol,,
yopnded
The District Coprt adi,,,rred sra,,st Ig.b nm
ri Sent lo,b ,ybro ,La .er,, u;,, r.s,,,,, rd
.cnpti1,,od IN N,,n,,h,.
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T,r.vryproI,Y Ss1t % 'lrln trye,,,,a q ',-,,ro,s
from )onyey t,;rr ,T;th a,,ico, 10 fha i>,i, ipst
arrived here this mcrnin, brinqinc Xix raIaer
gers and sa2 Gao worth nj ooia dnst tho larcest
ss;no,o shinmont that hos ,a. bs.n roce;yed
Tbe nrnnos;tinn ior n State orcnniz,t;on far
Tho p;ta,s p.aL nonn.rn b,s been defaated
Tbo m;nes ,yors y;aid;nr more loroalv than far
son,o t;n,o r.st on ooonun, of tho nbwnd,nno nr
Won ter nrodnced bv tho |. to rains A. Ravnu In.
clede tia miners vera reali,ing from nm ,nnce tn
nne bnndrod and t;ftv dollars nor diam I;aht
snou,s bod G,IIen in Tho mnun,a;ns
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

An election was held in New Haven, on
W Wednesday, for Assessor and other officers The
democrats elected their entire ticket an average
majority of III.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

In Austria no one can receive a license to mar.
ry unless he is able to subscribe his name with
his own hand in the certificate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

ABovE SrEALrso.-Billy. how did yoa lose your
finger
Easily enugh, : said Billy.
II suppose 50, but how j.
Il guess you'd lost your'n if il had heen
where mine vas
s-That don n't answer my question:"
..Nell. il you meet know. " sad Billy, II had
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

HARRIET PLAYED OuT.-The London Literary
Gazette says: ..WhO will believe that Mrs.
Stowe is nOW in England That the American
authoress who but short tine ago created snch
a sensation is actually among US without receiv-
ing auy public notice at all The lady, however
is IN tiis contty and engaged upon her tale -
ilDw fearfuls5 l-fsOaai aii that is ! Ars. stowe
Harriet Bses1ser Stowe-the manufacturer Of
Uncle 1sm's Calm, TIE sister Of our Beecher-
she in London ana CoekneydOn is not in costa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

TAxupos BgARps.-The Car had the bold.
ness to impose iax4 9he produce of bis sub
i-cts' chins. He ordered thai the noblemen
and gentlemen, tradesmen and arizans should
pay l, 0 ,oubles for lbe privilege of retaining
their boards, and the lower class of people
should pay ,copec for The same liberty; and he
established clerks at The gates of the different
towns 10 collect these duties Such new and
singular impost troubled The vast empire Of
Muscory, and both religion and manners were
thought 10 imminent danger. But Peter was
and shaving begun in good earnest !;
the Russians very generally coming % the
that it was better TO cut off their
boards ii,an to give serioqs offence to ruan
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcIFlc-Thc magnet.
ic telegraph has been extended to Atchison on
the Missouri river, and is still on its way west
ward. From the Pacific side the work is ex.
tending to Salt Lake city. Il will probably not
be very long before the two will be made to
unite, and give complete telegraph connection
from the Atlantic to the Pacific