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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

ARMED OrrosrrloS.-A Correspondent oil
the y. York Times gives piece OF news
which talics with the hints that are occa-
sionally dropped in this Stntc,-to the cf-
feet that mn armed resistance will be made
by the Union men against the State An-
thoritics. If the attempt is once made,
tho Grand Jurics would have TO sit little
longer than usual, for the benefit Of the
hostile parties.
The correspondent of the Republican pa.
per writes as follows, and We would like
to know if our Union friends will not in
dignantly deny that they want the "littlc
job " of whipping ont the Secession party,
(only $1,000 majority against them,) re-
served for their own private amusement
Says the times:
"Thcy fully expect to have mn armed
conflict in Texas, but rrcfor that it shall be
between the unionsts and Disunionists OF
the South. All the Union men ask is the
privilege Of whipping out their own trait
ors.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

CUBA AND THE eorrHFEs CoNrnfEh>r I,
Tile policy Of the Southern States IN re-
gard to Cuba, has been materially changed
since the establishment Of nm indepen-
cent Government Of their own. Fii'inus-
tcrine in Cuba iP an obsolete idct ard Tho
Old question of Tie acquisition Of tho "eA
Of ,bc Antilles IL ,!i,gurjed by all Southern
statesmen Of any standing. II all probn-
aih1v, treaties Of alliance will be entered
into between the Confederate States md
Spain and Brazil. Similarity Of inslitu-
lions ard identity of interests call for the
closest friendship between these powers
Already, the Spanish papers in Madrid,
with foresight highly creditablc TO them,
are arguing the necessity of such an ALI
ancc as n means of defense against the in
roads and influences of English and Yam
kcc abolitionsts. The Spaniards no longer
fear the South-Cuba and the Confederate
States will be united in the bonds of peace
and friendship, because it is mutually their
interest to do so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

NrN iFNTs SOUTHWARK AuoNG NrW
NH"r ". lgIANIs,-We learn that the fol-
lowing ms have either done 50 ar are
.IH" ihlishing branch hoDscs in the
-f. Fl. consequence of the difficulties
.|rl gr At at the North, aud the Ia a"jvv
.. a. lterprise opened In the new Con-
-Nlcssrs, Lewis H. brown y Co.,
.rr. ugl No, ~ Chambers street, MOBILIZE
r.....u-r, Henry IS Co., lolothing,l AlloIS
NeUan 4 Bulkcy dry goods Alder &
Newcomer clothing, 60 to Mohilcor Charles
tom hrulf, Bro, y Scayor foreign and
American hardware New Orleans, Others
are likewise preparing 10 avail themselves
of the double advantage of having a homc
in each section of the Union, aud will make
a change soon.-[Ncr iork HcraM
In addition To these firms, we notice that
the extensive importing firm OF llcnrys,
Smith y Townsend, y. y, are preparing to
remove South. Indeed, there appears To he
perfect stampede going On among the
Southern business men Of New York city,
y, 4, N,TdR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Er;Tv We learn that severe tornado Wis
tied the Northern portion of Tariant coun-
~. last week, doing much damage, dcmol,
lslug houses and fences, and crushing sew
Ural persons beneath the ruins. We hope tho
accounts are exaggerated, We learn that
John ?. Shipley Esq. formerly of this
cgua.y hat his house blown down, and was
50 badly Injured himself as to be in danger
and the caring was distinctly heard at
this place.
We loani that mill was blown down
and two negroes crushed beneath the ruins
nnl several farm houses completely dcmol-
ishcd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
40 So Advertisements ~ DIR. sanford's t.iVrr
tnVigorntor, in the coluWs of this Iaper,

cHiLLS ANp FEVER! CHILLS AND FEVER 2
--nnr II the gratcs, rum1lrs that ha' ever lo'u
laid h"fnro the pullir fnr Fever aud Aguc, and wlh
have received III highest cnernlums irum Tho pres
aud the people, is nr, =, lI,srert"r's Celebrated RI,
tor' Who would cHdurr M. iuTlurt' ari'inE fnm
this terrible disease, when II can Lr easily rural
Who would endure ,lp-pl'., nights, burning N,crs
and ley chi!ls alternately when remedy can h. ole
toinoi f,r a mcrr rrnr' And yrt how many s.mi-
lio' lingcr mi rnnGh existence under This deadly
blight, aud do nothing lui rlr down quiuinr, uu.il
II become, ~ common their daily m'Hl., and yet
they arc not relieved, Nome hut the fuli,haul veal,
would hr,iairio pracurc these Valabl- nitIrrs, anl
snNc themselves Intense agony. Sold by druggist
ami dealer, generally everywhere.
rG-Scc advertisement, In another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
Land for Sale.

ENEST half 1873 acres, Henry Cough,
w Forks of Trinity about ten miles
from Dallas.
West half 1873 acres, Henry Cough, forks
of Trinity; about twelve miles from Dal-
las.
$50 acres % miles from Dallas good
farm, good Spring and timber.
$50 acres on Eve Mile Creek; miles
from Dallas; 100 acres broke; Good Spring,
and timber.
SEQ acres; Jas. Cochrane, near Lam
caster Dallas co.
go acres, W. Wcathrich, Tarrant Co.,
near Dallas road, on Village Greek.
These, and many other tracts may be
found registered in my office for sale. Per-
sons wishing TO purchase, would do well to
call and examine. Persons wishing to sell
would do well to register
No tract will be advertised except by
special request -
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT, AGENT
Dallas Texas, April 10th lS6l.-2i:tf,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Me- Tue DALLAS CONFERENCE.-THE
kaufman Democrat urges the necessity of
n Nominating Convention to be held at
this place and suggests the first Monday in
May. In previous number of the Herald
the first Monday in June was recommcnded.
This is immatcrial, but the necessity is
urgent. The Democrat very justly remarks
ON this subject;
"llarmony among our people, is Infinite
" above any other consideration, in the
first important election after establishing
our new government. We are happy TO
know that there are a large number of her
citizen, who would fiji with usefulness and
honor. he Guhcrnotorial clair Of Texas.
We slnI MT be restricted IN our choice,
but can select from p long catalogue We
doubt not the ci0ims Of great many will
be canyasscd among The delegates at the
Da LAS State Convention, when, We nope
some suitable person viii be brougbt ,ut,
whose patriotism aud qualifications are adj
oquttc to the important and responsible
posit,tn of Governor, and orc with whom
all Sop bern Rights men, in the State will
be plea sad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
DS- The idea of National Convention

Bs9+ The idea of q National Convention
is seized upon by the Republicans, as anoth-
er dodge, to avert or postpone the Secession
OF the border States. All attempts at re-
Cancellation and compromise have been vo-
ted down by them, so far, and the idea of a
National Convention, is only a doueelr for
the present excitement and not designed as
n means of permanent settlement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

New ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-lt is proba-
bly, known to our readers, that an Ameri-
can Co. has been organized TO established a
submarine telegraph North of the route TIA
ken by the unfortunate one, leaving Scot
land, touching at the Faro islands, $50 miles
and thence Ireland 800 miles and thence
Greenland $50 further to Labrador and 400
to Nova Scotia. The British government are
assisting in the sounding of the ocean on
the route.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
Sa0E9Eh.

ENRON the residence Of Mrs c. Chisam
II near Paris Lamar Co.,, Texas, on th'
18th March last, Il BAY HORSE, titccl
hands high, black name and tail, small
star in the forehead, one or two white icet
branded on the left shoulder. with the let
ter B, ten years old, and shod beiorci rides
well and was in good order when takcn-
ANY information Of said Horse will be lib
orally rewarded by od jressing D. Il. Jaml-
son. at Clarksyillc Texas.
April 10, l,6l--2i:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

TtrAT,--Dr. Burke, Of the restaurant
aud cunfcstianary establishment on Main
s East If the Square. made glad the hearts
Of orr Press Gang, yesterday, by sending
them rii, richest tIest of the season. Cakes.
beer. ui.d fresh fruits came pouring into the
Herald Once about 10 o'clock, which the
boys levourcd rs eagerly as they always
dos the nice things prepared so elegantly at
The csiailislIment of DIR. Burke. Many
condiments were showcrcd upon the amiable
doom, aud the boys dared him 10 do SO
again. and as often as lie liked. The Doctor
keeps Goa land the very incest soEt Of eata-
b.s- aud always ready at short notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

FslF" " near of balls and rum0rs of
balls, among the young people about town.
Tic Waco South West announces that n
Calico B1}l' was to come off in that city
Inrt Ege&. N these hard times, We think
IA would be more economical for the young
!adiaH and r>ung gentlemen 10 rear cut
ali the!r old party rigging and save the ex-
UeuSr % even calico dress. We see no
evidence Of hard times, in the splendid
'oi,at'r' tlnt are exhibited daily on our
streets, proving there is no necessity yet
while for calico parties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

BeS- The Navarro Express gives en-
couraging accounts of the crops in that
county. This paper says:
We have seen some fields of barley heal
cd out finely, and the wheat not far behind
it. In fact, all farming operations are SO
unusually advanced, as to insure, in a great
measure, good crops the ensuing year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

REPORTED HANGING OF A KANSAS OUTLAW.
The Marshall saline county,) Democrat
learns that Dr. Judson G. Stewart, who was
tried by Court of Inquiry, in Johnson
county, for the murder of Miles Cary, not
long since, and acquitted of the charge, was
seen few days after his release, hanging
dead to n tree. near Rose Hill. Cass county.
Tie same paper learns also on good auihoy-
itv. that Oh a Stewart was no less person
age than the notorious Dr. Jeuuisor, the
Kansas outlaw who figured Ia tue Missouri
Border raid last NoEembcr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

HEMp.-It is a significant fact, and one
deserving of attention in this emergency,
that the letters beginning the surnames Of
the leaders who are now trying to defeat
the clearly expressed will of the people,
and involve the State in civil war, spell
HEMP NdUdrro Express.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

EXTENSION ofS8bUTH CAROLINA TELE-
GRAPH LINEs.-The South Carolina telegraph
lines, arc now being extended to every i'm
portant location in the State. Independent
of pccuniary expectations, patriotism urges
their construction at this crisis. Eight
hundred additional miles to those now in
operation, will be finished in July.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Eay- Two thirds of the Submission News
papers in the country indulge in more
abuse of the Southern Confederacy than
they do of Abolitionism. If tree is to he
Judged by its fruits, these editors would
fare badly before jury of Southerncrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

The Paris III Sentinel ut, tho contents
Of the Peace Conference compromise In a
nutshell, as lollows' ia gives away, saws
the Sentinel, "hrce-amrghs nj tho terrific
ries To the ahnliIlouisl, 10 be- rrec forever
AMI gives the South the right In law suit
before Black Republican judge for the
other fourth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

WATER FOR FowLs.-A writer in the
English agricultural Gazette recommends
that piece of steel be kept constantly in
the water to which fowls have access
Iron rust, he says, is an excellent tonic. A
roll of birthstone is also recommended 30 be
kent in the water.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

a. ULTuRIsT..-inis Journal de-
.,. culture, landscopc gardening
,.t .u. cement Of the farm, is one Of
si. u... ,. in this country OF in any
u. ways printed on good paper
IA cIegr, beautiful type.
d is unsurpassed for its'uscful informa-
ZION apa valpablc hints upon all matters
rhat rarl4ia 10 the identifying of oul
hop,s aNf Increasing their comforts. Ii
is ably coometel, anil deserves place in
avc1y ctrmccs a.ausehold. The plates, al
r,ys #,W r'qSs, are alone worth the sub
ecgiotiu price. II is published monthly
by Q. N, Sasron Co, New York. Price
e 30 ger aunum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

F-sr s. rH., tiscmcnt of sundry articles
o. ..u.. unr,nandisc, by 4. Rhne. A
fire lot of ..a,nable summer clothing is
..yt aa..E,1 choice ladies' dress goods,
ST. .llot v.... Mr.. Stcnlien will take
pleasure 70 wing to customers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
Walt.

NuiI.
Seven of the Southern States are nj peace.
They have found that rcposc om Of The
Union which has been denied them IN the
Union. The southern States, that still
cling To the Abolition Confidence, nilcr
being tcascd, tormcnlod aud insUlicl for u
few months, will enlist under the same ban
ncr. That the South will ultimately unite
in n Confcdcracy, composed of all tho
Southern States, we have not n particle Of
doubt. We nrc only surprised that any
one should still propose 10 wait Thirty
wears experience ought surely convince the
South that she can expect nothing by wait
ing The proposition to"wait' llgIad-
ually resolve into Rcpuhicanism. II seems
nothing but unqualified submission. Four
months ago We were asked To wait for CO.
operative Secession. This proposition, so
absurd, impraciicable, aud reasonable
failed. We were then asked TO "wait'
little while longer, ms the Peace Congress
would settle all the trouble and bring peace
to the country. The Peace Congress
did nothing. We were then asked to ''wait
for the report of the Committee of Thirty
three, as thCy mi snt possibly agree upon
satisfactory settlement But this Com
mittcc was n failure. Tom Corwin could Mt
direct the whirlwind which he had aided in
creating. We were again asked to "woit'
for the action Of Congress c.. C":!.....eIia,lls
amendments, and again were we doomed to
disappointment Still the same Submiss-
ionists implorcd us to ''wait.' They next
invited us to "wait' until the publication
of I.incolus Inaugural. That Infamous
document, breathing the rankest hatred to-
wards the South, and boldly espousing all
the worst vagarics of Abolitonism has
made its appearance, and We still find the
same men not only asking MS to ''wait, but
defending the dcspicable sentiments, pro-
mulgatcd in the Inaugural. fan attempt
to abolish slavery in the States was made,
we would hear the same party urging the
people to swat" md ft'o attempt should
prove successful they would ,h,n, /. the
name yl the stnrs and stripes. invoke them
q vait' for returning sonce Of justice.
thirty years the South has been goad-
o.. nd insultei now that she ASKS the
rru. boon of separating from her trlducers,
,g, ..e told that she is rush" and prccipi-
... and must "wait' Slbmissionists 10
q. nc Of God, fer what o"e DN waiting
u... ga ,tiuatie,. he's already been your
... Yup have been sumbcrng and
.,a G" until the boRHor Of the enemy
.a.D / triumph from the Capitol While
.w. for something 10 trrn up, the
.' first no bigger than n mans hand
..a..n. TVS the nation. While 'waiting,"
} the few hundred AbolitiDnists that We're
dcspised and kicked about the streets of
Boston have swcled into huge army.
Talk to us no longer about ''waiting." We
want action-that kind of prompt and
vigorous action which will build assure of
fire between an cstrangcd people, give re-
pose to both sections and erect two Confcd-
cracics, each composed of homogeneous
race Memphis 1rdldnchc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

fsH' Eo emil. ..tcntion TO the card of tho
n,w firm 90. ,nrwool 4 Stevenson. These
gentlemen aro occupying the New Brick
HuI).u. um ,i North side of the Square,
.wo ,no.- .'r lIirshs. They have on
1"oI .,aa % ,h, most elegant goods, even
A,o.-'. led ...s narkct-wc have heard the
isii.s sny .y.-1ul they are determined to
f..l "1 g.a1nl1 dating terms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

TnE AroLIrIox IiEGIRA.-Thc Philadcl-
phin Enquirer alludimg to the Honest Old
Abe of Illinois having sncakcd into Wash
ington disguised in a scotch cap and long
military cloak, gravcly terms the exploit
"Mr. LINcoLNs first coup dctat.' The
Charleston Nercury asks what would the
Inquirer say if his next achievement should
be to sneak out of Washington.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

l.r rm..m. #. string land, are referred
,. I.. rr.. .. rents OF Col. Jno. NJ.
,.o.s.. .r lays paper. lie oilers
..v.rl suyl...rnblc tracts, an nccommcda-
.l. ,nru.. 200 advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

II Is stated that ancr president Lincoln
he'd delivered his inaugural address, Tie
gallant Col, llamil'up, 1T Texas, stepped
forward, took him ~ the hand, and e0rli-
ally thanked him.-LoWivriNr JoHFHaL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
pG3- Tic IntelIlgeneor call

gGJ- The lntelligenoer call '.- "
tons letter to the Legislature "
per" An estay nolice an oNE' .-
of lost horse, or "pateni-m .s. '.
may us well he called State
Gen, Houston, last eiIWslon, .iat ,- H.
considered State Paper '"
latmre Il would have h""n r,s',''I no
read; hut he had no more rig sdIF'-
Message to the LcgislaIu IAN Orr.
other private citizen, aud IL II 70 f'
fate, IN being refused
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

I.E D.. " >nckpolc calls attention 10
Ifs fn. s..... Of material for boot X shot
making. Ess hing in That line can be
obtained Of d.. Id stand, the II. Il. Cor
rnr Give hm call.
llra ufY Reward of $40 for stray
Mare l.'r SEQ notice,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

fT Permanent Constitution of the
,',ar 'or re States isbecoming popular With
. srats Of New York. Sever o.
ing Journals aTenly advocate lis
adoption Jy ilai STATE. bclIevingiHai the
Morrill, TariG viii be the l.siIuet.o n Of the
wauufactuiing interests Il The Nsrrh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

IL W.l. ..r- crs are referred To the
I~rr .s.u.I. rI Nlr, Herman llirsh In to-
'..a m.. Mr. II, wants all the wool he
..rn.. .r ur.r, the cash FIR H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

President Davis has ordered through the
Var department, the Immediate enlistment
Of ten Thousand melr Tor active service
KAUFMAN Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

tn Soc carJ of Mr.. A. Lane tic, Of Re-
unlon wA a,vcrtises FOR n Bay Mare,
sirn.'oj or Stolen. She is supposed to have
gone H. Pho lection of Mckinney. A lib
rral reward viii be paid for her recovery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

gS5> The Kaufman Democrat says that
corn is selling in that county at 70 cents
per bushel, and the very finest prospect
head, for the new crop.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

Es See nn.'.. of VIM. +. Basyc, for set
'i,myut u' q, r.aims against the estate OF
" ". Hnsyo old. Nscd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

ss,y icr uD.nc Of stolen Bay Horse, in
l'-oa. .lp. .aiRcworlf for its discovery,
h, ID. Is J#m' $3.50, Clarksvillc Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

t:5- The EHolus frOm Ihe border States
is likely to begin sooner Than vas at first
expected, We have eonyersed with several
gentlemen now on visit TO Texas, looking
for suitable locations, anl they represent
that the emigration will in all probability
be immen'e, Theyhayealready commenced
moving, and Ito few Who have come as a
sort OF advance guarde, cay that many
hundreds are behind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

THE GREAT DRAWBACK To persons cmgrNiuE
10 tho exirrmr south and western country, Il the fear
they have Of the Fever aud Agucihe most drcful II
all diseases. Every day We hear persons attacked
by thcd'easc and made hcplr, In a short time, with
out any means Of Attending relief In view " tho
great demand for remedy, Dr. ITrsictcr has prcscn-
ted hi Celebrated stomnci, Hiiicr., whose
curative powers for all diseases of the stomach have
been universally acknowledged. The DittcrS, pre-
pared after long experience and deep study, have
ccivcd the cncomiumS ofhr most cmeHcnt physicians
A. well all classes from every part Of country
To those who doubt their many virtues all can
say /, Ia try them, aud judge for themselves rcspcc
lively Sold by druggist, aud dealers generally
where.
Es'Scc advertisement in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

s.as' From all parts Of 'he country We
have the most Gathering ace HH's u'
crops. The wheat is uuProee .u'n ." ..
vigorous growth aud rapid ad' ln.r towards
maturity. We are pleased at . Inr1 foo
chronicle the aourishing con a . .r
county aud especially thai OF ... .r".a-
cTops
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

ras emil or $4,000 bushels Of VIII ant
IsW w. p..E 60, in exchange for goods.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10

The New York Herald urge Hdopton
hy the United States, of the e ,iution Of
the Confederate States, rcgar,' * IL as an
ullimaIum, and the only door aow open To
n reconstruction,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
sticS.

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'ui ,uy a'lgrTli'ius 49, sab
"a uiil d, iul, Acknowledged
sNINhELl.S A IANE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-10
The Houston Telegraph
THE LARGEST PAPER IN THE STATE I!
IS 90
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Trl.Weckly, Invariably In advance

Weekly,
IT is now universally ACKNOWLEDGED that inc NaIl-
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tone in tn Community. To- the Wants ami iudrifn-
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