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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
Distressing news nom the frontier
TArss isliiis h'llsd u Zach county !
Aasrs'<ai q ~ sit.<~, 4fs.ljs<s~' essa''<' fss
E5elp2s

ny last Wednesdays Western NAL We
received IN EXTRA hpm the White Naa Of
ses. dated Nov. s7sh. containing the letter
fson captain Hammer given below, hreugh,
10 wesshesford b. = special messenger
~ endsFssmsn, on the back Of the EXTRA.
hch the pso Tee. sfslH White Man. says'-
~The half Is no, told. fear the people are
all mariere,i,. An appeal 6@ssar to the
citizens Of this e.an,y's for add and We BE-
llssea eampHay uill Ls made ar here 10
proceed ct ones-'e the scene 81 The was.
saere.
JAeSsp,ao. Nov. %, & n. an.
! am requested by tie eitisens Of this
place, to ask Your Eameiiate assistance
The lndiar'. have numbered three families
within .oar L,iles N our town, aud proceed
cd n the direction Of Driseoe's, mile iron,
me others, aud the presumption is. all are
murdered ~ that place, as the smoke u
plainly seen rising ffom iheir burning
houses. Never before have We seen so much
snguislue men, women and chil,iren, lie
mAngled corPses 81 the houses Of Mrs. 0sge,
Mr.. IAndmsn and Mr.. Hays.
Such oatrages have never beforc been
committed In our county. do hope that
every man who will turn out, will bring as
nnch breadstuiis aud ammunition ~ u con-
vsnisni, and remember the pack mules and
hsrscs. ifr
Let no man hesitate Who wishes our peo-
pie we'll. This II time Of ncM with us,
and 70 the buse spirits Of Parker We hare
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

AtIE <Hl>"H 49, ~f7tsrrra
~ sry karfa = r. ilsg'es t,s'His--.
Gfesfisgs
Noa are hereby roilpan,lsi T. sgmmon
u John ". sian oas hy psellesuaa IA
the Dallas Herald ) peWslAlcg piihliskesl
in the town u bal ss fbr ihTee successive
weeks, 20 sppear b. nre iae !, n. hlaanl,
Jns,ies rtLe peaes 10 aniiorihe said Conn
", Precinct, No. rns. a. my olhos "a he
tesn " psnion, % ia iIsi saturday 81
January, 1861, within tie lours Tls-..Ss.s-'
by law-ta snsserihe complaint 4 5, \.
Crawford, aslninistrai oF jriaa|s Hea N tho
estate u A. T., loyi dccfasel, IA piles N
debt an his bond As ,isiicc of tho Peace,
fof the sum Of sixr fehr dallArs. llsNin
fail net, bai make ,ias rsnun ~ his niI,
with your action, eidufsfd thereon,
Witnessed my htni this ihe 2til lay
of Nov. A. d. 1870. 81 DL0QNrJ, T.
Came 10 hand same hay ls-isd, Iahn
W. simmon.. Esq. % plesse take Noise.
and appear in aecoiianec aiih the aioY0
citation, this auth, Aay 1870,
&C. lAuGnIRri, SLaif
liy 4. 4. VILLA ., AfeHtT.
y;5w-pr. fee. 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

seyr We arc indebted to Washington c.
shany, u Covington, KY, for'several copies
Of ~ "Ciucinnati Weekly Courier" a
staunch and abs advocate Of the Brcckin-
ridge democracy. This paper battled man
fully for the cause Of constitutional dcmoc-
fncy In The late canvass, dealing some terri
bile blows to the fanatics Of the North.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

p7yr Those submission sheets, apologists
for Abe Lincoln and god-fathers for his con
serrahsh., may be very properly denomina-
ted the John Baptists--the forerunncrs Of
Black Republication, preparing the way
for the time when Old Abe shall come in the
fitness Of his splendor, to fill the federal
Offices with his myrmidaas aud bind the
letters around the limbs Of the Southern
people Those who noy pity, will finally
endure and then embrace. 6
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
Dallas Hotel Property
FLOR Sale.

VIyHE BRICK BUILDING on the South
i East corner of the Public Square, known
and used as the DALLAS HOTEL is offer
ed by the Proprictress for private sale. The
building is commodious and well located for
hotel purposes and will be sold on terms
that cannot fail to be satisfactory to pur-
chascrs. Terms will be made known on np-
plication Ample time will be given on
portion of the purchase money
Also, large quantity of hotel furniture
is offered with the building.
SARAH C0CKRELL.
Dallas Dec. s. 1900 limo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Ear We inyi;c attention to the law card
Of Guess s Resord, In to-day's paper. Both
the gentlemen II this firm are well and ia
vorably known as sound lawyers, and
prompt business mon. We take pleasure in
recommending thcm to the favorable con-
.,idcrassnof sur numerous readers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

rHE vsk 81 ~. ro<sksssss ssoAAss,
bitfkss a. y, <<f-i- fi<'-.@., nz-...s.> y a. |,
sie1s~rh, -nf pitsl has 80 sl1 y <a.i :, 49,.
\ A1-<.il. -tso-i fesl - a. -,-,I se>>l ais
st-i ~ = biiisf<f an aFsi.a enn ~ is<l<s-i.
s.& nssai-4~e, 4 se<H pseisisssrs ---sss - -,
-tkssd IA'~sar. u Hnossss al .eriis l.<shs
hua 'ts sisa..,h PssiA.- ~ ltsd ial.ri, ssarsss
vitality a. ~ nssssar sssssla ssia- that sli
sna enn-s, - i.aisieHs-lAs a. ~ ss<iss~fi.n ~
h~-ish- ihs nas.erers ~gknesiAsxslrais q he a.
f<ris szeis-ape saa s<s<h<ii ErsSis,, h-.~ s>-1.s
Tbs rnfEii.,Es that Il o-nnss lsi rEoss sn-i ssr
- a. sririsd. .ni ii-Fi vitality 10 tbs lh-re<1
-sssr.a
ss-s~ aAsss'is-.asns ia .aasl~s s.iaa.n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

MKAriiinfor a, Nov. 80 1900.
Eifars HeraM Tie greatest excite
mcny has prevailed In our county for the
last few days. The Indians who numbered
Tho greater part OF three families, near
Jacklnro, on last Monday, suiii, ra,no from
that nelpbborhood into our county, here
tofnrc uninterrupted by them, though they
Ind committed dcpredatinna Immediately
adjoining us ON tho Vest North and South.
They c.s,e 20 Sir. Jehn Browns, North
rc,t Of Weathcrford, 10 milosS took HE
horses on the 9Th, and whom making Oh
with diem, fell In with Mr.. Brown, who
had hccn TO aneighbor'u 10 carry the news
Of The Jack County representations, and Kill
Ell, pealrel and cut on his moss aud lanccd
him In every part of the body. They tray
elcd Southwest, a .ew miles, anu came up
on Mrs, Tetcr's residence, took her horses
and continued the same direction q short
distance 10 Mr.. Shermans, MIR. s. hcing
absent, they took Mrs. Sherman aud one
child, leaving two at the house, carried her
about mile, vAippeA her severely, shot
her through tho arm offered Der other
hcart-rcnding indighities, scalped her, and
len her 10 die, leaving the child, which
made its way back home. Mrs. Sherman,
Was found BY her friends in a few hours,
but cnnpot survive.
All Of our boys who could get horses and
arms are out. The Indians crossed at What
leys, or Russcll's old Store, on Kccchi, on
their way out with large herd of horses.
Mr.. j. NJ. Carson returned from Jackboro
last evening, and confirms all the sad ac-
counts you may find in the !" White Man"
of the Indian dcpredntions, In Jack county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
Final SetiIenemt.

ND. G. Browder, administrator .hc cs-
IL ta.e of William Jennings, deceased, has
filed in my Office his hnnl account current
with said estate, together With his petition
praying for final discharge
This is therefore to notify III persona in
debtcd, to come forward htihe next term Of
tho County Court, To be held 81 the Court
House, in the town Of Dallas m thc lasp
Monday in December 1850 and contest tho
same If they think proper.
~ GEO. W. IL wv, TN 9. y. IVY
Dallas, Dec. 8, 1850. Ds--St
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

pa 4 correspondent writing from Aus
tin, November 10th, says: "Austin is gone
ont OF the Union. Gen. Houston speaks Of
resigning and Jack Hamilton says lie will
fight to su5dnp the South to Lincoln"
jack is like star that has madly shot
from its spheres, his end will be an inglo-
rious f11lc,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

rhs ssr,sar,y sf The Nssis@A N~-,~ss lfn.n<H',
Is s.<xfrudSr-uuHshs rivsl1u@ssus - @1-eu11~ =
o,lsr srisis> siAim to aissi pain and disess-fhis
o-~.. FAMILY physicians, Ooseramsnt iie-ritAis,
rarricf,, Planters, Farmers, Lisep nen, Ae.. have
practically drnssnsirassd Ihi. act. Throughout tho
world No arisls esrr hsf.Fe reslsei saeh undsiisi
pni.e and support fipm me,iisal and -isniIhe msn.
nIlErsiATIsm
OF wars standing, has lern totally eurcd Piles u
orr. runcr,. Runnlns soros, scroh,ia, siif Joints
felons. s~rllins-. Duns. niies, Dos. Chaps, Nea'
rslsa. Salt Rhsum aud all aches aud pains upon man.
aud kindred eomplsiak upon
HoRsEsAsD CATTLE,
such ss Ming bone Gall. Scratches, SPAWN, roi-eyi
s~eeny, Hoofaii. Ac.. arv snhdn~ aud cured by the
Mustang Linameni.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED:
Mr. q. Lircm, Hyde Park, W., write. =" That The
horse was considered worthless" Oils case wns siavinl
bu, since the ffcc use of the Mustang Linainrni,
have rold him for $40 cash. Your Linamcit has
been doing wonders up here"
40 BnoAp srnrrr. .rhila'rlphIa, IA.
tExrn.cr). "In lining the kettle frcm the nre.
Il lccane unmnnagebe. iiiesi over. aud .eal'ed my
hand. very severely, almost TO acri-p. itvasan a~
fiI sight. The Mustang Llnament Appeared TO cs-
tract the palm. II healed rapidly, without sorrncss,
and lei, no scar II account. Truly your,
It. CHARLES POSTER.
Such language this Is hut constant aud natural
echo wherever this article Is u-,i. This Linainent Ia
Indispensable 10 planters AMI owners Of horses and
mules. Mr. John Daniels, Of Montgomery, Ala, sold
SLAVE for $500, who raised from utter usclessncs'
by thi. Linamcnt Every family should have II. lie
very particular and enquire fH the Mustang Lima
iucnt, and take no other.
Sold by all dealers Throughout North aud South
America, Europe and the Islands OF tho Ocean, FIR -
cents, 20 cents, and 81 opcr bottle.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

M'Yvi NoHthl.-This publication, for
December, has made Its appearance on our
table this week. Its contents, a. usual, va
ricd and !ntcresting, there being three IL
lqs,raspa articles, besides large amount
OF other natter. So,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

l,as" -lrikurs Home Aegasine--for Janu-
my iSji, is received, and Is really II superb
number, comparing very favoably with
many o. ihe.S8 magazines. Subscriptions
~ or something lower than that in clubs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

ilsS- The Srv York bay Book says there
ia good iepl { talk in that city just nov
about dividibH the State by erecting new
one out Of d. isoutherp counties and Long
Island. The counties which would BE- COM
prised Ia the new State gave, al the late
election, amajorisy Of 80, $50 against Lin
coin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

sas- See te proceedings Of the ppolie
mceliae AZ i.yv Worth, on,he outside Of this
r,,nr; aud aiyo of ihc Rliis couu'y meeting
on this page
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
3. NJ. Stackpole's A'iV't'ss::
Rail Road C0rncr Revived

r a
yuyHE subscriber ha returnod with on ems
n tire new stock all kinds of Goods
which he is prepared to,sell on good terms
to his old friends an customers: and t9 the,
public generally . All ask is . fNir share
of that custom solibcrally bestowed before
the fire. l have no old goods toofier, no old
remnants to work of hnt livestock Is fresh
and clean, and can and viii sull goods as
low as any one dare to il this market
FOR TIE CASH.
If sell goods on cFs,Iit Il wlifl,e fspus
January LIST to July lei, and from d,siS till
Christmas, and shall expect 80 hive faiit
profit, as 10 merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much lie may advertise that
way.
Come and see me and look VI my gyn'ls
whether You buy OF not. slsell mol ehafg4
You anything for loo king, but viii tske I
pleasure in showing. =, ". STAChpnl.E.
TpPER. SOLE. E.sBNgss 4 BRIDLIs
u e sKIRTiNG LEATHER, PadSkinssi
Innings, &C., and all materials Tor Saddlers
and Shocmakers, by HERMAN iilRSH.
Dallas, Oct. 31st, $50 +---h
40 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES Ann
III APPLES, justI ssivei and warranted
fresh and ncw-for ssle BY
BAIRD = fRiUGHB8R
Dallas, Nor. y, 1861. 5-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

say sS!trnia aSd Oregon have both cast
yi,eir yotcs. Tor lincoln, 50 We learn oy tho
Dvefinnd Mail. IA a 3 f77 ~ ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

BY Wei compelled, Tor want Of Foon''
10 omit the touo nuuiea,ion orcur ecrrcspon-
1,ni .,rr.a .iso several oihas~ ~h'eh "sr"
ass,, a,la 20 sEa,caf thiSsweck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Information reached Jacksborv on the
Path, of the murder, by Indians, of Mr..
White, of Jack county. lie resided at the
Dillingham; Rancho. Ills arms were taken
from the Indians by Capt. Ham and compa-
ny. The particulars arc nor given.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
MORE noRsEs STOLEN.

Mr.. Gatlin's horses were stolen from his
door, where lie had tllcn tied, on tho night
Of the 23d. He resides three miles west Of
Jacksboro.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

seq Iii said that Con. Twiggs, is to ro-
sumc command Of the Department Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
riIp Evidence OF SINCERITY

tine Of me hes, evidences u slneerik on
The pa. Of our people in their determine
tea to resist black Republisan aseendAaey,
Is the ealmness and moderation with which
they 60 to work in the momenia'.s struggle
before them. Conscious VI iis magnit,,de
aud OF the responsibility resting upon them
as free aud sovereign people, they have
met in county meetings and passed their
resolutions with q hrmness and hxeduess Of
purpose indicative of'he noblesi patriotism.
With the old Romans under the grand OLD
commonwealth, the Saiu RsiPstiiee was
the paramount idea In every great issue In
which their liberties were involved. fheif
Statesmen aud their Senators harangusi
the people on the Forum, aud in the Capitol;
fiom the Appian Way 10 the Coliseum, and
from the Tarpeian Rock to tho QuIrinai
Hill. The people we're instructed In tho
grea, truths connected with their liberties
aud their righis ! then as nor, true men and
brave sprang up for every emergency; and
as the worst Of our drcaded evils y come
ups. u ~ lsllr not sssf ~ ~ p1<11nt'
generation OF men, Tho umcs VIII maze
heroes Of our men, and tho Gods will favor
the brave. The Republicans have sown the
sceds OF troubiei but tho crop ws'' % gar
nered TO their urai discontinue Our peo-
PIE are 90 less de'esn''noa now 'nan when
u'ey s~uoA ssN'As'opP''rs''n an" 'ys"nny
ye"'' hso' N'' 81" 'l' '"u'" nv" S'p i"
e'"a' ,"e '0''T l"''Y ~ ",,'''"s "o"'u "
" ~" 10 ~ w. -. ".
VIZ ''S' 90" " "'' = r'','V" - ~ "'"us,
~ ~ - ~ - ~. ~"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

The mail from this place to Belknap goes
nofarther than Russelrs store consequcnt-
ly all the Offices west Of Russcll's arc nm
supplied.
The mail from Decatur, in Wise county,
goes no farther west than Jacksborn, lear
ing Belknap uDsupplicl This is also caused
by the Indians. 1t Is no longer safe for the
carrier to travel the road.
The route from Jacksboro to Stephcnsvillc
has long since been DISCONTINUED by con-
tract.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

A LII orders in The a9scilae q hasiiie-,
N executed in sui fieF - Z ~ iH1 nI.f
derssgncd, Al his nef sl''n g We fStEsi-
IA MILLS
WHEAT aud coz d ~ 'giicst mar.
lei PIKE vii te ttEtH ~ efr'a1fe ~ ~
shop ecis IN Al ". onafs due DR. ~ dsy
~ 1tiT n eith year
I'fk IS $50 -ss.tf 9 N.hbeehp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
We take the following additional items
from the White Man, Of the Goth ult.;
rronr wIru INDIANS N JACK,

FIGHT WITH INDIANS IN JACK.
On the evening Of the 22d, Captain Ham
sent an express into Jacksboro, to apprisc
the citizens of the presence Of Indians, and
soliciting assistance. Owing, in part, to
the impoverished condition Of the people, as
far as relates to horse properly, and in part
to the epidemic prevailing, none could lend
their aid; confe Iucntly they swcre suffered
to pass unmolcstcd. Captain Ham, however,
not willing to tolerate such daring boldness
on the part, Of the Indians, proceeded to
trail them up, procuring, at diferents points,
single reinforcemcnt untilliis party NUM-
bored II men. After patient search, the
Indians were seen, and tho company eau
tiously followed them to their hiding places,
in tho selection of which they displayed
their usual sagacity, having paused in q
,Iayine, surrounded by an almost impcnetra-s
BILE blackjack thicket. So covert was the
approach of the whites that the Indians
were completely surprised, but with their
Characteristic agility, they wound through
the thickct with Incredible rapidity. Mr..
John Wood and L. c. Baker, each succeeded
in getting single shot, at short distances,
and there is strong probability that two
Indians were killed. Twelve head ofhorscs
were rc-takcn. Three Indians we've dis
mounted, leaving their cquipagc; others
fed on horse back. Chase was given for
miles by the company, over, perhaps, the
most broken ground and through the most
impcnetrablc tlsioket in the county but the
Indiana made good their escape. Many Of
their ntricks denote that they have once
been to government stores
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

a vcsscl a thousand feet iong.-An official
report has been published in England, Of n
river steam vessel belonging to the Oriental
Inland Steam Company, and intended to
navigate the shallow rivers of the East,
which possesses peculiar scientific interest
from the fact Of this composite vessel being
the longest vessel ever constructed--nearly
half as long again as the Great Eastern. 1t
appears that ON trial of this great vessel, it
was found to be easily manageable, and at
tanned satisfactory rate of speed; and its
success solves the important problem how to
carry avery large cargo on very small
draft of water against rapid s.ream. The
vessel, or train, consists Of a steamer and
FIVE bargcs, of the collective length Of nine
hundred feet, But these bargcs, instead OF
being towed asundcr like common barges.
are Joined to one another by four circular
Joints like hinge, so that they constitute
one long flexible vessel, with only one bow
and one stern. The purpose Of this ar
arrangement is to obtain the necessary dis
placement With small resistance, and with
out the risk of damage, should the vessel
get aground and all these considerations
are cifect,lally fulfilled by the arrangements
adopted. Tho train is thirty feet broad and
seven feet deep. At draft Of water of
about three feet, it will carry 10000 tons of
cargo. Such . vessel is greatly needed at
tho present time to carry up railway mate
rails in India, and to bring down cotton,
fax, and other articles Of agricultural pro-
duce.-B Boston Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Tie Nt1g Orleans Ban ks.--Tlle weekly Of
fetal statement of the New Orleans banks,
ON the 18th inst, is very satisfactory
They are in an abundantly strong position;
Their assets we're SIC, 850,Q 25 in specie and
S22 5o3 437 in loans-S33 443, 463 Their
liabilities were 81 ,Bs2, O24 Of circulation
and sic. %. 6s1 Of dcposiis-S24,l 19, I05.
The tables show decrease in short loans,
circulations. and deposits, and an increase
in snccie. exchange and distant balances
TIE reduction in the discount lines Is
large and in circulation there is steady
decrease, instead Of at usual ct this sea-
son. a tendency in the opposite diiectien---
The other items Of increase and decrease
ore not very MATERIAL elr,, I'D NJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

nesfiy AL he wholesale houses Of Charles
ton have made large in,p1f'nripns Of goods
J'rsct from Europe this season
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

NOTICE = Asnny sissn, iisi Is,acs A.
~ Smith, 0uafjaa N The Esiaie n n b.
ne1, 80 0>1-Fs,, IS Tea a. alI.licafian
IL The coanly ie,ri, fruyine III an .s,let
"a sell I've n-sroes ~ ssii esials, tsssii -.
tsae ari k1ius. vhrh applicaiisi, vim H.
aciei ga a. ihe p>se,a,.er ierm ntrs. III s.i3
Court, sLsfs all n SINS iaisrssiel IN AID
estate can -',snd 80 caniesl said applila-
iion il they lhink lrgef.
Oh A. LAWS CLERK.
pSiles souniy, Igfss nee 4 lSi0--sl A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
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+, M ss,I ApsknrisHAENrk
W e,li r'l-,sal .ii,nlt,r 10 ~ sAwr'i~~ss' II
'apah " wahh ass>s w.ssh, pho ~iii I'll ~ all
NJ. hse~A-sS - ss~ANa Gurusssr~. vsr,ains ussa'
Ill, .yass ,isr cts'k, A.. ~ the ssk issisa'. Us
sab va \. ,s',se, ard ,sssh4.,r v.uld ID eel ~
b. ~ s'syu'l.n.r,
a-s.rs s,sl,h Nsrphy renew their sAvsr't-snsh'
4. to-day, ,a,... .si 70 ri. sssssska ~ shssv ssss>s
AZ. Thsi han lsssis'sAs s.ss"nse' ~~.. :"
.h,.L t,ry A.. russsaily mskiss sddiiisss, cAiiea
A N, =, M. u,,,, s,er- .as dess vrst q sAs OIL
r.lh~. l.hl. All they ~IlI give y"~ god ssrysiss
Au..,,, 4. 4 70 sAls sfsh~s vais.bls p~S<ssy'
"A. ,.,l,. Ilael, ~ MIA Sarah c<hrvil. ne bull
aim, a. NO. aud ", sssy aitsd ~ 6r hotel rsrrs<s
n contain. an r- ant dlulss r.em on ilv nss' aeeF
.,,vs,,e .I-~pInx s-n,. on shs sressd story
,r,ne,,r-n,. arr held css 10 purhssrs cad No
halter .nu. Ln ..s b sssiI rssA'. ~ a's' s'a''
h,,sri. TX ~ HO... q =. -. z. IL -. ~ 4.
E;ryaym .Nessstss 1t Jsrksbo's.-Jnsi ~
We 20 10 press, rumov has reaeb~l Dallas
through, gentleman just from the fron'ier'
ibri tLp Indians attacked the town OF jacks
bsre last II day, and mussaeFeN 70 "' Inc
ihhnhiiAnia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

"a ~ Jiep..6 Iit~n Journals By way Of
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

H6- The second session Of tile Both Con-
gross was to have met Monday last, tho 3D..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12

The LAWRENCE CATAsTROPHE-The teleprapb
yesterday bronght intelig ence Of one Of the most
shocking catas'roPhes ali respects that has ever
occurred In this country. About O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon the Pemberton Mills at Law
renee, Mass, fell with d tremendous crash Six
or seven hundred operatives were at work in
them at the time. ard the lowest estimates state
that the number Of those buried in the ruins WAS
~ least three hundred. Ia the midst of the sfrt,
TO cXtricate the sufferers. a new horror was added
70 the scene. The ruins took fire. and before the
rapld progress of the flames the rescuers were
forced to remit their abors and leave, the sufferers
to terrible fate. The whole number of killed
and missing is stated at one hundred and fifteen
and the wounded at considerably over that mum.
Der. TIE calamity is attributed to the insecure
construction Of the Mills, which had previously
occasioned doubts of its safety The loss of pror-
erty ny the disaster is estimated at half million
OF dollars, but in the presence OF the cruel suffer-
ing and destruction of life 1t sinks into insight
canoe. A terrible respoEs bility falls upon those
oy whose heedlessness something worse this
terrible catastrophe occurred
The fnlt Of Tn" Pcmberton Mills is not one of
thoSe cases IN which itcan be said with any plau-
slbiilty that NOBODY is to blame They were re-.
gardcd as Of scandalouslv slight construction
when they were built; they have now stood seven
years, and those who knew the defects Of their
construction At first, must have wondered how
the walls held together SO long The Earring of
Tie machinery within that period had probably
shaken tie cement to powder; the recent thaw
doubtless extracted the frost from the shan, st-uc
ture, and it fell Tie Ies>o is another one.bu,
what lessons profit us that quick sham work i,
not sure, profitable work, and that haste gen
orally makes waste, in building, in mos, things
else