Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

lisnatl.ns inlo small lots, containing from
,fcnfo dily aoros zach, and leasing them out
| f0rn nrmhtr Of Year, 10 the most reliable
and lpdusiiions Or nh former negro SER
wants, IA such Wales as they win agrec 20
awe Anil can vail afford 10 pay. In some
instsacoswlll give the rlght ofpugehase q
tllc expiration OF ihe'iohse When the ne
,gros ate settled lac will Greet q cotton GIN
and open n country dry goods aud grocery
store, for supplying them with neeessarles,
and NO believes ihatin a, few years his
means win be quadruplc what they were
BALrMoRR, Sept. li.--At meeting or
the stocxholdersof the Richmond and. Dan
willie Railroad on Wednesday, resolutions
were adopted dcnouneing theseizure by tho
United States OF the Piedmont branch of
the Richmond and sDanyile Railroad as
altogether contrary 70 right and Jnsuce'
and there is no ground on winch sniu rail-
road or other property canbe withheld IRON
said company.
A committed 10 wait on President john
son, aud request his assistance in recover
ing the road was appointed. The stock
holders of tho Danyllle road met on We'd
nesday for the purpose Of elcctlng a Pres
iuehl Nch. q, r. 1onnevi'i INV VI wv ~"
el army, and $. >, Buiord, who was a mem
Der Of the virginia Legislature during inc
rebellion, were the nominees
After Lengthy discussion as 10 Wnether
Gen. johnson wonid DC Acceptance 10 inc
Government authorities m adjournment
was wished TO await inc Arrival oil a tele-
graphic dispatch from Washington, in an
swcrto question pr.opoundeq oy General
Terry, us to whether the Government
would object. No dispatch, however, was
received.
One Of tho stockholders said Cen. Terry
! was perfectly neutral in the matter, but II
no response was made, the stockholders
might consider that the authorities at wash
ington did not assent to tho SELECTION
Another stockholdcr said that in reply TO
an interrogation as to the propricty OF elect
ing Gen. Johnston as President of the road,
Gov. pierpont ahid that while he had very
great respect for johnson, he believed his
selection at this time would be exceedingly
| injudicious. After o further debate and
strong advocacy Of the claims of Johnston
| by several stockholders, and appeals TO vote
/ for him, the vote was taken with enc follow
/ ing result: s. 5. Duford 22is; j. =. john
ston ll2S. Bufords majority 5oo. Inc
4 vote Of the stockholders stood; Tor johnston
4 1927; for Dulord, 800 The vote OF the
State 1902, was cast by Mr. Charles Palm
er for Mr.. Buford. resolution was adop-
ted authorizing tho President and directors
to name snch amount as may be necessary
to put the road in thoroughrepair, ana pro-
4 vide the necessary rolidg stock also one
/ authorizing the pedging Of the net earn
4 ings Of the road for the payment OF any
4 obligation created under cresolution.
|, New York, Sept. 15.-Judge Holt, in his
reply to Mr.. Montgomery Blair, denies the
latters charges that he (judge Holt made,
or was in any manner a party TO nn arms
tice with the rebel Secretary at the time the
question of sending snccor TO the garrison
in Fort Sumter was before buchanan Cab
met. He also says he never signed or was
in any way q; party TO an agreement tha'
war should not take place on the part OF
the United States during Mr.. Buchananf
term, r,does he helieye any such agree
Ement'was authofize,tby Mr. Buchanan, Of
ever existed. Hequotes from lotterwhici
he wrote as Secretary OF War, in January
1861, to Cola liayne, saying, SHOULD slaJoi
Anderson safety require feinlotcemcnts
heyery EFFORT shond DC maze y % supply thein !,
AT the time, however, Inc Sogcrnmens, aiu
l. 4 l. -. q -
not deem 1t necessary 70 sena MN rslhlolce'
iments, because ne made no such request
and felt,secure IN ms posiuon.tis2, W "
" The Herald s washington speclai says
Herschei V,1onnson, q .ucorsia, le'uI i
TO washington ,o'aay rom s1sis - nieN
L..o'cPhens hUto ,, - ~ 10 =
Friday with Mr. stephens anu reports NJ y. N
in ordinary hcalth anu as conllor.apiy si'-
uated as any one Gun De ~ coiihit''nc nv
lie hasthe freedom Of me lof,, anu ~ u
llowed to receive inc VISITS o. his menus
4 quite as many are aamltleo US nc aesifes -
receive. iig, i'9 istls q
HIS pretner linton sotephens, VINO uccoili-
'paMed MI johnson 10 for.. Y arTen, ,sre,
MAINS there sun, ana - permltled 70 sisep
IN ms prothers apartments, anu JON nm
inhis WALKS .ior EXERCISE. M
lssniH probaSlypbe pnrdoned until',le cues IL,
lion oflreconstructlon ls'practicailv setllea
by the admission Oh represenea'ivestiir IRON
the Southern states, II (,
I JEFfERsoS ,nto., sept.l4.--lh Catn,
Ollie priest In tins place VINO was arrested
4 for violating the law OF the NEW ConstituT
.ition reenTrii'g preachers to take the 'oathoi
iloyalty, this morning appeared before the
Esquire and gavo bond for disappearance at
in the sum of $4,000
II The Acknowledgement. has replied to an
1'applicatioh 20 hition the subject thatsln
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