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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

Ba5-impfoseinent seems 10 10 h. order
he day with several Of our Southern
Texas exchanges just now. The Ban An,o.
Mo Hraid, always welcome visitor iu our
saneium, premises al Immediate enlarge.
meni, which viii make II, We believe, one
Of he largest papers in the state. The edi-
tor says he is dv,rrunined not ~ be outdone
by any paper in Texas. in the wny Of news.
paper enterprise. lie recognises the fact
that, us pcOp'e, We are entering upon
new aud moSt interesting epoca, the
Intelligent citizen will desire To note the
,iIecl oi The great changes dependent upon
the result of he war, aud TO this ,nd, will
require the news Of The day. lie will en-,
courage aud, support public improvements
particularly the work OF constructing rail-
roads, aud ielegmphs aud winds up by
SAY ing he has adopted the cash system IN
EStH,st. That's right.
, The Austin Gazettc has already enlarged
lis dmUnsions, aud p'on'i.cs further i'm
proponents, Our fiend n. G, Ray mond
Esq, a ready writer aud worthy genlienNi,
has become connected with the office, and
his name stands AZ the head OF the paper ~
editor. John Holland X Co four old friend
John, formerly copneGlcd with the News
Office ut Galycsruih). are The publishers
With Raymond and Holland ut the helm,
the Gaystts is bound to, maintain its 81 opnL
ms one OF the insiilulQns of the "llill City
Our old iavorite, the Galveston CplEdn,
with its ancient Gonluctor, Hamilton Stew
art, MS it's editor and proprietor IN again
established, aud though not so mammoth
in its proportions no in days gone by. is,
we hope, on the r3ad TO fortune. And the
venerable Willsrd Richardson. the pioneer
of The Galycs on, press, we believe, Is about
making preparations 10 re establish the
News 10 the Island City. While Flake, Of
the. Buletin, has all ea'iy started u daily, in
connection with his weekly, and appears in
an entire new dress
Aside from the above, we hear Of n num-
Der of Old newspapers which have died 'iu-
ring tie war, now heing revived. And rs
Gushing has gone to Go ham, We expect ere
l9ng to see improvement in tie Dimensions
and appearance of the il,u' Oh Telegraph.
Go ahead, gentlemen; il gives us pleasure
to note the Improvements and prosperity OF
our contemporaries. and we sincerely hope
that the day is not far distant when wtcln
come up to any of Won in the size and mp
pelrance OF our sheet, with pleasure and
profit to gnrselyes So mote / be!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

n@-The San Antonio Herald says tha'
there is no doubt but that the ailioad Is.
A. & n. G.. Il. r. will be speedily recon.
strueted, frqn Layacca to Victoria and be-
tween LaSacca and Indianola, and adds
that there. is reason to believe that its early
completion,from Victoria to San Antonio is
now almost a fred fact IL is be ieved that
this road will bs necessity to the govern.
nent in transporting supp les, &C. from
The coast TO San Antonio, which place is I Q
he, as il formerly was, the headquarters OF
this Department. The Presiden, OF the
Company is now completing arrangements
with capitalists ia Eea York for It's con-
struetion, aud has the promise " every as
sistance possible on the part Of the govern
ment
RoII en- the iron b1rse. We want 70 see
railroads stretching over the prairies in
every section Of orr State. and the sooner
the better for the prosperity Of the people,
and the dereiopement Of the vast resourc $
Of Tsras. which nov lie dormant for the
want Of the proper facilities 10 bring them
out Internal improvement must neF De
our motto, and ne say God speed 10 al
works Of this character.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12
Bss-The Austin Gazette, of the LIST inst

Ree~The Austin Gazette, Of the lst inst,
reviews the Governors proclamation in II
lengthy article. 1t sees spirit of candor
in the whole document; asks if there is a
single man in the South who does not en-
dorse the language employed TO illustrate
the issue that has sacrificed the best blood
Of the country; and thinks that The people
need have no fears that policy will be pur-
sued calculated to retard rather than accom-
plisb the setting the State all right with tho
general government. The editor thinks
the condition of eligibility to a scat in the
Convention, or to the right Of suffrage for
members overwhelmingly known as the
iron. cidd--will not be forced upon any one;
it will he left entirely us matter of Volt
ton and looks for a full delegation at the
opening Of the Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12


E6 We again welcome to opr table that
sterling old paper, the Washington Ark
Telegraph, still under the control Of its az
com plished editor, Col. JoHN r. EAEIN. We
have sadly missed the Telegraph for. the last
two or three months, and are glad to-. see
that it has out-lived tue storm Of war, and
now comes to us again, sborn of some of its
ancient proportions il is true, hut b. airing
in It's columns sound advice TO it's readers,
and the evidence of brave heart ich can
face disappointment AMI make the best OF
adversely. Again we welcome he Tcle-
graph to our table. In his issue of the 10Th
ult., the editor says:
"If there be any of our old friends who
object to our private amnesties, or acts Of
oblivion; or who wish us 10 keep mp the
spirit of hostility and defiance towards the
Federals, which we maintained until the
surrender of the las; Confederate army; we
have only to say that we regretthe loss OF
their esteem, but The world is wide enough
for all and we accord them the same liber-
" of thought which we claim for ourselves.
We claim the right TO do what Lee and
johnson, aud many of our most trusted pa
triots and statesmen have done, to ask and
receive amnesty, to bTry animosities. and
support the government Of the United
sfsfes. We claim The right, also, 70 forgive
and forget the past. In doing this we CON-
suit M one, but are governed wholly by our
own sense OF what becomrs us as citizens,
and man earnestly disposed TO do the best. y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

1@-We present on the outside of this pa
per, The speech Of Governor Hamilton, deliv-
cred at Houston on the night Of the 9th
ult. In publishing it, the Telegraph says
editorially:
ave devote considerable space to-day to a
report, as full as we can make, of the speech
of Gen, Hamilton, in this city, on Thursday
night, for the re son that everybody in the
State is anxious to know what he said and
what his disposition is The speech was
characteristic, and was less magnanimou9
than was hoped. Our report is believes I 0
be very fair exhibit of what he said. 1t
is but just to add that in his private inter-
course with citizens, Gen. Hamilton was al
together kind and cOncliatory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENEkAL L,
b:sr OF TExAs GALVESTON, June rs, 1866.
An i~rs ms formerly siav.s are eafne tiy ehloi4ea
to temain with their former masters. under sueh con
tracts a. may he made for the present time. lhe.r
own interest n n a. tina. ofiheir former master.
ar Ithar parfi.s requiring fb-i rvices render such
eourek necessary, ami ofyi..i importance unii yer
rn,ner. niets made under the aus lc4 81
tn. .'frrtedmAn's Bureau. g..
II ,dsst b., horne In mind IN this connection, lhat
r,et me NJ or inrs VI the authority gwen
t,empgtrr- viii MT be permitted whhst DO n lal-
t;e. TO its con art made l be equally bound TO w
fulflimrrf'rf..'ir ih-ir pert. ,..-.
II, t-rsrH formerly sarrs viii be permitted % ilN-
vi On H.. p.ii'c iiuro'ig sftr-s 81 hoHt Ias'es
re-ui fr u Thrift employers. o. 70 cpngr-gsi'. ln
huiidines VI can,ra. NJ. or saJsc' NJ 70, A.f i.5
MT or t.,v-t They viil NJ" ~ sgiisisitd N Y
~ In anx "a A. except sinpi yes = he e'Nefi.
- :, go. n xfr.nla le-tiintion nr sc ness IRE ~
s,,-h esse. tn. Ulcers hsfiz d 20 grdrt ID
Shall he the judge as 10 the Jusciee q ~, fH' W
such subsi-feure. .f ,,...ra ~
lii, 5irtates that en,,ic, p ut L., tsFBishet ~
r,.s.t,ll-~ hide The interest - w y, :,
,.-,fieeiv demands a. in srier iiA' ~ p.rsrl
= -. .s..rr,.s No pfrson, shIte or black ahn ns
~ =, f.l,r viii y sulssisie W The govern ~
:, 49,. md Tins hang a. d.7ad weight nl'h
~ ~ 5,.,..--d 10 f--sr u FL full shart II ths
-. .t,,.r~l or 81 District charE'd VIII u-ihs
-, mars IN fiair , toaa-ay 0u these instrur-
lion in bitter md spirit
n, .,rlor u H-inr Csn. GRANGER.
- g. ItusHrrr Lieut.. Col. and
Pre- Mar. q n. Dist. 81 Isras
Al a ar Trr e rrchr-re- vii rsrg the ahe'e
ruiar me m aiiI an8 s-ud bills 70 TIE iscA Ir''''
usrsf.ni q rh= nearest fsst--Gsiscston Brsiefasi
Jriy i5, Iss5-f5ino.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

pSy The editorial correspondent Of the
Galveston News writing from Galveston
r,dor J,,. of oo,h Jn,v rivcs tbe f,ilow-
ing lh'or'ha''on III FesaFu ~ ny oNio'' -
the late &. ). Army who went to Mexico;
By the steamer Francis, yesterday from
Brazos Santiago, Capt. T. I. Taylor, and II
few other passengers arrived. Capt. Tay-
lor was A. a. G. on Magru lers stall AT the
time of his surrender Of this Depa, iinent
and is lust from Monterey, TO which place
he. with Capt. Turner, accompanied Gen.
Marru,lcr. Ii was on The IQh al Jnne
thai Gen. Mmgruder came from Eouson to
this civ with the intention Of proceeding
10 New Orleans aud giving his parole 10
Con Candy. but ou his arrival here he met
p,.s;dcnt Johuson's nroclamat,on. and seq
~ h;rrsolf nn,nc ,hos. excpnt.d from the
a,n,as,v md kn1winr no had many per.
an"ai aSo,,iaa Ga iid no, d5.m il snre 10
snn''rntsr ,bc ~ ,sr ,,,t wonld pro
iii, h.. .o,,,,r rd ngainst him If he re-
,o;nod ,hs,,.fore n once determined
IN leave the country. and proceed forthwith
10 Mexico, Coptnjns Ia ylor and Turner nc.
comn,uyior HIM. TLcv arrived in San
Am,pnic on IN. lstL lame. where they net
Con Shelbv with 900 cavalry troons. all
Missouriaus having with them a long
train loodeJ with supplies and ordinance
sfore, and W, pieccs of artillery. They
also t,und IN San Antonio Gen L. Kirby
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

rnaeii cap ut lin Tbs w. go ihen hrn +,
loose. Twooi tho fngn started IA pursuit
OF the horses, leaving the remaining camp
er on the spot. While tley we're gone, sew
en- Indians came up when the white man
ran OF. The Indians stole slaked horse
no,n. a widow lady OF the ncighborhood, aud
aud leu broken down animal inslead.-
On Tuesday, having mrnished themselves
with fresh horses, they pissed no The Soul
Gabriel. ten Ia nuL b r., in broad day light
They were Caninnchrs
We are requested by Judge Paschal to
say to the press of the state that he de-
res his advertisement Of thr, new digest
TO be- published but once, These editors
VINO have published II, Q, may lereaiter do
so, will sond copy OF their R!por TO this
Office, that We inform the Judge MS. TO the
number OF volumes he is t. send,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12
Eay- We undersioud that work has beer

E6y- We understand that work has been
recommended on the Central Railroad from
Millican to Bryant's Station, Is miles; a
large force Of workmen, We are in formed,
are engaged in hauling ties, &C., to the road,
with the .iew of laying the track as soen
rs possible between the above points. The
road was graded, We believe, up to a point
some distance this side of Bryant Station,
before the war, and iule work is now need.
I'd on it except putting down the ties aud
iron. We nope soon TO hear Of a stlit fur-
Their extension Of the road, and that not
many months will elapse ere We can greet
the shr Il whistle of the engine at our very
doors
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12
nnIrUARY,

Died Jriv gsih " -, at7fis rtsideb-e near Nara.
la-lir Ftis cun y. re1ss, alter Iainin lines vi
en- dars NE~LEY B. KICllARDsON, in ihe My
third yrsr II hls age.
Lea surviving trends noun ofsf bis departure
aud ig.le lss ives win the in'ighia 81 soife~'
a. fa- M g.. srt ~ .fui and orb, eli
z.n 1s conumu ifi "a kifi ana generous irird' anu
The church tsn-i4lpni d - -mpiurv Christian
B.dIng -srih -csstls- a. they slouy tA.ird -
A o. ium ians ndisu, his frr-d spirit srard IN h's
r. ian H. me nap urus stsiie II the rr'rs-n~ Abu
lass w he saifIfKln ~ Immortal day ~ in"ie
end the rl,s-rnf Hill frts- The iefrtiisien.s p
be he-t,itniie aiOd- - Is-ien a. the fcn-- -
dr. r4ru.ruIrr@d ristr Bl--sings Thy ~
d-purted 81 I'D sc ell rter cherish u, an =
rr-uinr xii.ds -lYanf Qri-n - thg far.' 80
nns fii- d-ss u heaven d.cr theret'n y
tht isifh und cssrifT-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12
: Nr. Fails. the lcleg,r.h operator a,

- M. Fails, the tnlegrsh operator at
this place, informs us thar teleIra; hic com
municaiions is now open from thus city to
all the cities in the United States and Can
adas, and soon, merchants TRAILING in the
North and Europe, can send their compli-
ments to their friends in Texas. 4 PERSON
Gan step into the office here and send q
message to any part OF the civilized wa Id,
an receive an answer inside OF an hour
The lightning started from Houston will
leap across the Rocky Mountains and
through the valleys OF California and Ore
gou. New York AMI the great cities OF the
North are only few minutes distance
from MS
Messages over the tele graphic line 60
from here 10 Crockett, and from there 10
Shreveport; then to Little Rock, Arkr
Memphis, Tenn, and 10 St. Louis, Mo-,
where all the lines through the United
States connect. We have not learned the
tariff established yet, hut will do 50 in
few days.- Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

HEAVY RoEBERr.-The residence of Mrs.
Grcgorita de Arnlijo, at San Antonio, was
entered on the night of the Dist ult, by
some twenty armed men, and the sum of
about $50, 900 in gold coin, gold dust, &C.,.
taken, and the robbers made their escape
without being recognised or arrested A
reward of $1,000 is offered for the recovery
of the money. The Herald says that some
important arrests have been made and some
facts ELECTED which mag lead to. the arrest
of other parties and the recovery OF Mt least
sumA Of lhe money.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

We are sorry to lcarn from passengers
by the last arrival from New Orleans, that
the Collect or of Customs for this port, DR..
PEBBLES, was still very sick Mt he iesidcnce
of Governor Wells on the 18th ult., and
that Iher re is no ilnmc'iiate prospect, Of he
coming over TO open the Customhonse.
This is bad news, indeed; all maratime
opc, atoms have cJmc to II stand still, ami
until the arrival of the Collector, no goods
can be bro eht into this ort, except through
army suffers, who charge exorbilant prices,
and even trading 'is obsruc'ed whilst the
port remains closed Gal. Buiiehn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

Isham G.. Harris, ex-Gov. of Tenn,
writes 10 the Memphis Bulletin FROM Ha-
cienda CarogiaI, near peubla, Mexico, dat.
ing June.
He approves the set disfranchising o
large portion of the people ON tic ground
thai, while the law disqual.iies him from
voting, it does not prevent him fiqn hold
ing office. lie therefore Announces him
self US candidate for Governor o, Tonnes
STE in 1866; accompanying this car
was Confederate bill for twenty dollars,
Endorse, on the back by Macmillan, to be
paid when due.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

4 large number of distinguished Confcd-
crates have already passed through MJn-
tercy for the city of Mexico. Among these
steering for the capital are Gems. L. Kirby
Smllh, Price, Wilcox, Magruder Walker,
King, Preston and Lcadb,uer; Coils. Flor
noy and O'Banncn, Gov. Allen and ex gov
ernor Moore.
Still at Monterey are generals Shelby,
well and Ridley; Runnels, Clark and Muir
r.h, (the latter very sick and Majors,
Watkins AMI Russ'll. -
We regret 70 learn that the talented and
gifted lawyer, Pcndieton Mnrrah late Gov
ernor of Texas, was ON saturday ly,nS ut
Monterey dangerously ill. Those with
whom we conversed lad very lit'l hope Of
his recovery Matamoros Ronchrro Ju'y2Sd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

/gsS-Ihe Austin ln,ell,gencer, which, by
Nhe way, We can truihnlly say, Is the neat
est gotten up md most labori0psly edited
weekly in the State, enters into. some cal
culatious as 10 the number of type the COM
posi,or is required pick M, to, make out
that paper and concludes wish tho follow
ing remarks, which we commend TO the con-
sideratisn OF every newspaper header:
"what with the typc.sctiiug, study, proof
reading, correcting, aud the other thousand
aud one things required 10 be done in, Qrder
10 place the nice, clean sheet in the hands
Of the subscriber, 10 say nothiug of The
cash required 10 pay for paper ink, labor,
and other unavoidable incidcntals, the,
printer surely deserves aud earns what he
grts, Who would tilch paper from an hon
est subscriber? or who would borrow when
they aIe 30 cheap? Who would send to u
neiglbor for the loan Of the latest paper,
while HE gold IS hidden under the ground
in The fence corner? or who would have the
impudence to walk into printing oihceand
teq q ReNspaprr, whie in the daily hahi:
OF throwing away dimes and dollars on ci-
CARS, liquor tobacco, snuff, and other trifes'
Nobody. We never saw these things done
yet, and never expect TO"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

EGs~Fircs are of frequent occurrence in
Galveston. But short time ago the Ire
mont House and several other buildings
were burned On the night Of the LIST inst,
another FIRE occurred on fremont stoeet, q
few doors below the fremont House, which
destroyed four wooden buildings. During
the fire two SALOONS were broken open and
robbed The News thinks it quite evident
that the FIRE was the work of an incendiary
On the same night, attempts were made TO
FIRE the city in five other places.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

...-.us MARp Acc0usr ~, ms cOuRr-
snir.-fwas q earn still mite IN Joon. All
natur was hushi aud nary leiier Disturbed
the screen silehs. | sot with Betsy Jane
on the tense of her fathers pastnr. VIVID
leen romping threw the woods, krlIln'
gpwera and driving. the woodchuck fg0m
liF Native liar TO 10 speak with long
sticks. Wall, We col thar on Tie. irnse, u
swinging our feet u o aud fro blusl IA Us
red a, tie Badlnsylilr stool house when IL
was fest painted and lookln very simple,
| make ~ doubt. My leiI arm was oeke-
pied IN bIllnnsin myself on the Tense,
while my ito was woundd loyinly round
her vase. cleared my throat aud Irem.
blinly sed "Be'sy, you're II saIrllc.' |
thought thai air putty fine. IL Violently
didn :ecl h r. Tor she up and sed," You 70
n sheep ScL |, "Beisy, | think very
muchly of you ~ iou lceye u word
You ssy-su there now, cant! with which
obsc, Satioas shc hiIchel away from me
III wish there was windcrs To NY sole sed
!, $50 that you could see some of my feel.
ins. There ire onhiI IN here, sed ],
sinking my 1u1zlm with my flL, $50 bile
all tile corn beef aud lhrnips in the nuber-
hood She bowed her head down ani
co :nmensi chawin the strings to her sun
bonnet. "Ahl ojhld you know thu" sleep
lis mites worry threw on yGur 'pccoini,
how y!tlos has sciz d 10 be attraction to IN a.,
and how my Inns has Shrunt UP you
wpuldn dowt me. Case ON this wnstin
forln and those cre'sunk"n CHECKS" |
should have cuntiuered OF tits Strune pro-
bly, for some time bat Uniformity lost my
bn llunse and fell over in the rnstur ker
smash, tcariu my close and seyccriy DANA
gin myself ginorally. Betsy Jane sprang
to my assistance IN double quick uma, AMI
dragged me i;h. Then drawn herself up
l.er full hte, she sed'-"l Sout listen 10
Your noncents 10 longer Jes say rite
sriate out what you're drivin at. it You
mean gcttn hitched, l'm i'm | considered
that mir enuif for NIL p acIical purposes,
and We procceied immciicly 10 the par
son $ and was made ! mat very nito. '
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

E9ss"The Telegraph says that the delay in
the recomncncemcnt OF the leSuIhr trans
mission Of the mails is being severely felt,
and the same remark is applicable TO the
delayed arriya' OF the Collector of the port
OF Galveston. The latter officer, DR.. Peebles
is seriously i'll at New Orleans, and it is
hoped that Del ufy Collector VIII be APP
pointed We hear nothing, as yet, OF the
nppointment of Mail Agent for the stare,
but trust hat those difficulties VIII soon be
rpmcv d, and the mails and trade move
along smoothly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

llE,Lrr or Bsowysv,lln.-.rhs fra.
psl,s Il informed ths, ecn. Steele ana
i,ree Of his officers arc very sek-dovn
vita the breakeb no fcver. Fhers 10 :
great deal Of sickness among our troops.
solryy 10 the prevailing disease There
are numerous cases OF breakebone fever,
mi yellow ever Is developing itself rapid {.
! NJ Matamoros N. o. Times, JUN 2stA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12


Tan pirgiKrscE The Dallas Herald
wahs "a iew more cash paying subseri-
bsrs. while the Country man wants "a few
more OF It's pact subscribers 10 pay up the
cash. That "a the disiineiioui II being a
distinction wiN n diiierepoe--sllghi ully.
'-BstierHs tbmirymoH.
We wouldn't Object TO the ccuniryman's
amendmrnl, We want both.
The Cluniymau wants ~ little subsia'r
ii1l aid, aud calls upon those indebted TO
The o!lisp 10. h,lp lm right now says he
never asks lbSsr who owe him unless he Is
In Distress he is,ia, dislrssS. Hop, and un-
less he gets help =, on be vii have to sus'
pend. The same remarks, 10 some extent,
are applicable 10 our condition just now
We have been working for something We
thought We saw "just AHEAD for several
months, aud begin to ,hink it is time We
oaY6ht up win II,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

nS~we regret very much tn learn that
on FRIDAY week last 2 party of infians
visited tho Ccdar-brake in Blancc County,
they killed German by the name of Myrr
on Grape Greek, who was on his way 70
Boerne. They afterwards stole a lot oil
horses and left for their mountain fast
nesscs We have not heard of any persons
going in prrsnit. We are very much IN
need 81 n sufficient military force for the
r-oieciion Of our Indian Frcntier.-S A.
HeEald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

psA. The Press says that Judge J. I:
Wheeler, formerly editor Of the Fort Smith
Times aud Herald, passed through Paris o
few days SINCE, en- route for his former home,
vim Little Rock. lie intends making an eff
fort to regain his press, which was taken
by the Federal authorities.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

ln5- II will BE- seen by our advertising
columns that Mrs. Lou. Coughanour will
open female school in this place on the
4ih of next month, at the residence recently
occupied by Mrs. +. A. IIalleek. We have
heard this lady highly spoken of us an in
suuctrcss, aud believe that she is fully
qualified to discharge the duties Of an ac-
complshcd teacher,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

gS~Thc News has advices contradicting
the report of the murder of Hon. John Per-
kins, ir. of Louisiana. He was, however,
roiabed, on his way 10 i'icdrus Negras, OF
about $500 in gold, and his two guides
killed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

TELEGRAPH We are pleased to learn
that Mr.. W. r. OsBuRS. Teleoraphic opera
tor who VS. recently in San Artnrin. has
communicated With Mr. JouS G. FREVcH,
,ipnn The subject matter Of constructing
line of Telegraph between San Anton
and The coast. alone the Immediate line Of
the Rail rad. Propositions have bc'n
made. aud we don't know bot ac"epfed
iendinr.oihe consummation Of the Object
s. A. Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

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