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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-18

earnest cooperation is confidently
expected. Tho career of Texas has
been eventful. She has had her
days Of darkness and sunshine, of
suffering and prosperity. In all the
vicissitudcs Of fortune she has borne
herself proudly, A long list of he
roes, patriots and statesmen adorn
tho pages Of her history. We have
their wisdom and example to guido
us. Let us profit by their teach.
ings, emulate their virtues, and rival
them in unselhsh devotion to the
country.
We arc to-day, gentlemen, enter
ing upon n new cra, contributing
another chapter to the already check
cred and remarkable history Of the
State, The surroundings arc unin-
vitiug-tho future appears inauspici-
Gus. But the patriot should not
despair. Let each one of us per-
form our allotted parts, with an
honest and sincere desire to restore
the country and promote its future
quiet and good order. Moderation
and forbearance on the part of those
in power will have the happiest ef-
feet, If we act with propricty, we
will be heartily sustained by our
own people, and, at the same time,
disarm those who would oppress us,
and strengthen those who desire to
assist us. A suffering people are to
be relieved-a great nation is to be
saved. 1t will require the lofticst
patriotism, and tho purest devotion
to principle. An enlarged and lib
cral charity should be exercised to-
wards those who may differ with us
in opinion. Great ends are to be
accomplished, not by vitupcration,
and abuse Of opponents, but by dig
nificd appeals to reason and the no
bier impulses of heart.
Fellow citizens, [ cannot conclude
what have to say, on this occasion,
without acknowledging to the peo-
pie of Texas, the profound obliga-
tions under which I am placed by
the high and unexpected honor con-
ferrcd upon me- 1 know that l
shall be unable to serve them with
the ability which their situation de-
mands. But nothing that energy
and fidelity can supply, shall be
wanting, on my part, to retain the
confidence so generously bestowed.
Relying upon the intelligence
and patriotism of the people, and
expecting and enlightened assist
anco from their chosen counsellors,
invoking the aid of the Great Ruler
of Nations in our behalf, trusting
that He will incline the hearts of
tho American people Alright, and
finally, restore our afflicted country
to perfect peace and prosperity, l
enter upon the duties before me.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-18
Special Corresponte Daily TeieGr 'ph
Letter From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 'Gt

If we have not had.civil war, Gas
l predicted we would have in my
letter oflast Saturday, } we have had
"a bloody row." as an 1rishman
would say-the consequences of
which are likely to be of u very Sc
rious character.
The Governor, l wrote you, had
Just arrived in town, from tour
through Southwest Louisiana, being
preceded by his own proclamation,
ordering an election for delegates to
the Rump or Radical Convention,
from parishes not represented in the
ga assembly. 1t was boastod ofopcn-
ly, by some of the prominent con-
ventionists, that they would control
the county elections by drawing the
negroes to the polls on election day,
in overwhelming numbers, and hav-
ing mono elected but mon pledged to
the Radical platform, the eniran-
chisemont of the negroes, and dis
franchisement of the cX-Confcdc-
rates. Indeed, Mr.. Henderson, Jr.,
lawyer of ability, son of Gov. or
Gen. Henderson of Mississippi, who
was, however, reputed to be half
crazy at times, and at the "Union
meeting" on Friday evening, utter
cd the most violent TRADES against
the "rebels"-had several times, in
conversation with a friend of mine,
(who served in the ordinance dc
partment of Texas, and with whom
Henderson had for years been init
matc) announced that by the 18th
of August next, they, the Radicals
of Louisiana, would have the rebels
under their feet, and intended not
only to disfranchise them, but to
confscatc all their property. Mr..
Henderson, from his course during
the war, had alienated all or nearly
all his personal friends, and he cx-
ulted in the prospect he delincated,
of revenging himself on each and
all of them for their sights. The
unfortunate man now lies stiff and
stark in the icy embrace Of death.
You must not suppose that the
public meeting Of Friday night was
the only occurrence wherein the
freedmen have been melted to riot,
murder, arson and plunder against
the whites. Ever since the termi-
nation of the war, this game has
been played by the white knaves or
fanatics who had come into power
in the State during the Butler and
Banks rule, and were 10th exceed
ingly to give up all hopes of regain
ing the authority that slipped slow
lv from beneath their hands. The
paper established here (the Tri-
bune) especially to represent the
frecdmen's supposed rights, and
their leaders ultra and selfish views
Ito the exclusion of white mcn's
rights-was edited, the English side
by Thos. J. Durant, $50 common re-
port had it) the French side by a
white French editor. / have seen
many numbers Of this journal, and
| it's constant endeavoTs to incite the
freedmen against their former mas.
ters, was too evident to be doubted
by anv but those who were resolved
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-18

BY the San Antonio ledger We
learn that detachmcnts Of regular
troops will soon garrison tiie forts,
qrd protect the mail, hetwscn that
city and El paso. This is good
news. and We hope soon 10 see the
Indians ehastised for their daring
murders and dcprclations all along
the frontiers. The General tiovern-
mont should protect us or permit
us to protect ourselves. We don {
doubt the gallant boys Of the 6th
Cavalry would be glad 70 take an
Indian hunt-Austta lFteiiyeRerr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-18

TIE FALL EIErT1sss.-The frst
election this fall takes place il Ken
tucl,v. but not for members of Coz
rrsss Vermont and Mine fsiinv
ia the TirFart 81 -.efiefniler 9Th
Pennsrl~auia. O5fo aiii cther Nes-
ton siatss il. o. alef sae ciceiosiae
ending l-th NCx iark tna i-ss4.
rhneeit- ir N9reu.lr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-18
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pisLQGl MISUNDERSTANDING rOpAy
~ fhEsCH THEATRE. -sATrRpay ArrrRsaor
1870 s,, ~ A. ..eloca door. open Al s2S ApEIAIn6
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
NEWS
~ TEER0nARu.


From Now Yor1s,
Nsw Yonx, Dee 81.
john SIsoeo0 vas stobhed and bsoAnn N
eevers'y q eth svsnus yestssdsy merniee
that he 70 not expected TO recover. G.cr,,s
ilson, charged with ~ oern.t,..;,.
the deeJ, ~ss arrested. Two on u
pecsed Of being accompliccs, arSs. sos.
large.
A young lady. named Ellen Alcorn, was
burned 90 badly by IN explosion Of kerosene
oil that she was pouring ON the IRE from q
can yesterday, in Brooklyn, that she died in
two hours Afterwards. Miss Annette l..
Porter died yesterday in this city from the
effects Of burns, BY her clothes taking FIRE
from the kitchen range. Both girls sixteen
years Of age.
A Hcraid's Washington special says -
A statement comes from Trustworthy -Aouf
ces. that instruction has been sent to Minis
ter Car pbell, q New Orleans, and that en-
| this he Il en- route for chihuahua to joii
President Juares.
I,ieut. Oenssal Sherman arrived last sve
ming.
Stevens 10 preparing important measures
which will b introduced i,nsnediatel,
% the assembling Of Congress. They lool
10 radical changes in the executive judicis
quarters. The recent decision Il tke 6u
prems Court ia regard 70 military trials, tc
gesher with the report Of Other impostag
decisicas Will shortly follow, which, Il = 4
legged, they intend 70 declare. with sevets
laws nov On the statute book, uncons.itu
t;onal, produced = feeling Of alarm, IN
several jarists ia both houses Seriously cor
slider Tho propsiety Of Coaersas; and ii
taking immediate sesion TO avert the seriou
danger. The President is aid - have eul
ferred with several judges 81 the Supssn
Court IN regard TO the position aasnmed b
Conerses tSuafd the Southern States, NJ
NJ announced to the commissioner 20
= Sc.sl, CaYciin-. Mr.. weshestv. shak Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

sest = q 70 NE Qsesn BY hex- special
'is's ms Iiss the Royal Yacht Cub fred
salute Oteveu gsbs h honos Of the win
MI. Tn ienristA moored yards snd
dipped b4Solors inlsue man Of.waf style
In acknow fRmeDt 4 the .colnnlimsnf. A
deputatios5cf Tho citizens OF Cowes have
rendered PARTY &and banquet, 10 come
of at theifk venieifc
Large cfk ts OF cutcus spectators are on
shore, ani9,h.rs srcC IN the boats. Many
visitors hse come diwn from London 70
illness thc&ene. Cred interest has beenf.l.
in the zach race in Eigiand. AMI /, is being
generally d&ussc,l among all classes they
are much asUnished u the quick passage
made uudei&ch rnfaiorabic wca,her, and
numerous cars OF hospitality arc being re
ceiyed fromArions paAies
PARIS. DE les The. Americans In Paris
are jubilant ! the splendid success OF the
Atlantic yasA race. The event has given
new intessssis the Cherbours regatta. 4
banquet 70 Alerican yachtmen is proposed
by their ffierb in this city.
SourmAMPnH, Dec. 26.-The Henrietta
made the ensrt passage on one tack, and
without the sIkhtess accident. The great
est days run Is 2i0 miles, and the leas
lib miles, whid was during severe storm
when she hovelo for several hours.
LoSpOx, DID 26-The repulse OF tha
French fleet intle Cores Is confirmed. Thu
Cochin Chines shore batteries are said u
be formidable.
PARla, Dec. PA cosprwstaf In th'
Spanish government Is said TO be imminent
The Queen Is Unable to select ministry
which has The confidence either of the Pro
greaststs or the Church party.
LONDON, Dec 96-Thc money market ]
unchanged. Contols close ut 9Ufor money
America securities are steady; 20s 721
Illinois Central saa Erie 46}.
LivEHPOOL, Dec. rs Cotton rules steady
Sales Of middlin, uplands ut i4s pence
Sales for 10 day 5000 bales,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31


WARRINGTON. DC. 20.-Hon. Samuel W.
Hill. agent for tbc Lac La Belle Harbor I'm.
provement Company OF Michigan, has filed
list Of selections Of public lands, embra.
cling 1OO, 900 ceres, the quantity allowed by
acs OF Congress to aid in the constr uction Of
. ship canal 20 connect Lake Superior with
Lac L. Belle.
The list Of al high officers, members oil
Congress and graduates Of West Point who
joined the rebellion, has been completed and
will be sent to the House on the opening oi
the session after New Years day.
The receipts for to day from internal rev
enue sources amounts to $GS4 .2SS, and for
the week embracing four receiving days
81, 100000. During the week ending 10 day
there has been received from printing bu
reau ut Treasury Department S3iS 100 III
fractional currency The amoui | disbursed
from Treasury Department during the week
ending to day is as follows: War Depart
ment, *673.4 Sc; Navy, $685. As 80; In
terror, $29, 1493l. During the week ending
today there has been issued from the Treas
ury Department *305, $50 in National Bank
currency, making total TO this date Of $500,
366,0jl. From this 10 TO be deducted cur
amounting to 81. 123, 432-leavine national
circulation at this date eros, Gl3,?55. The
total amount Of currency shipped from the
Treasury Department during the pest week
was $l72.O0O, of which SO, 900 was sent to
the Assistant Treasurer at st. Louis, and
SIZE 900 to the National Banks The sc
curities held by the Treasurer OF tie United
States in trust for national banks reported
to this date is as follows: For circulating
notes, 81. 4N3 6l2. 1850; for deposits If PUBLIC
moneys, *3S,a33.9J0. Total, &370,eO,,100.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ga meeting was
held at the Board of Trade rooms to day, "a
take acti N TO secure a reduction Of 5 pei
cent tax on manufactures A large numrer
Of prominent manufacturers attended Ad
dresses were made By A. Campbell, Cen
Patterson, Richard Garsed. and Others a
committee was appointed to prepare me
mortal 10 Congress To procure the Sbrorstion
of the per cent tax lhc chairman nialed
the committee rs follows: Gen Pc,ters n
Archibald Campo, II, Dennis Kelly, Rio ard
Garsed, James Long. On motion, Mr. do
Bullock was added to the committee. Mr.
dunlap suggested that other branohcsi oi
manufactures should be made intereseilin
this movement There were other G -scs
of manufacturers equally burdened. rtey
should all take part in the effort. The ron
manufacturers were taxed ) per ceu.. II
Samuel Cattel made few remarks, urging
that the matter be put before the commit, et
of ways and means Of the House Of Reple
sentatives, by the personal action Of lsrN
committee who would 60 to Washing,et
and rrcss the matter earnestly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

San Francisco. Dec. 0.-At the Settles
Convention. held In this city on "Wednesday
Resolutions were ad<v,sed condemujpe IN
ection Of the. 1sukfessional delegation h
~ last Cosston, IN procuring the noon0.
n e - TO quiet lood sisles IN CalfE,rnia
u...soy misrepresentipg the wishes Of : ms.
'Joriey Of the citisens Of California. and -
pecially coudemnine Hon. VIM H. Hipbee
lof securing the right Of way for . ditch
and canal over the public lands.
The DlrectOrs OF The Placosville Railrosd
company yeeterday morteased their road
% Chas. HcLane, agent OF Wells, Fargo 4
Co, for $4,000.
on The sd lost, = gang Of Chiname.
employed ON the Central Pacific Railrcea
we're covered BY snow slide. Five Of thes
died beloso ehey could be exhumed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
LATEST NEWS
BE THE
CABLE

NRw York, Dec. 81.
The World has The Sollowing additional
foreign news BY the cable:
LONDON, Dec. 90.
1t Is semi>ofllcially announced that the
great powers will not aeddle in the Turco-
Grecian question at present. A statement
is also made that Lord Lyons has been in.
structed BY the British government to cau>
ton Greece against further acts Of hostility
open or secret, against Turkey.
PANS, Dec 2o.-Noou.
The Emperor Maxioilian he's ordered niG
letters to be sent to Mexico. aud not 70 0ib>
raltar.
PADo, Dec. Sep. n.
Advices from Cossa state that the French
troops have csptused the city and FORTH.
cations Of Hong Kong.
The French iron. clad squedrea 10 expect
ed to leave Cherbousg cor Ven Csos.
BsuilH, Dec. 81.
The oi,eial edict rsstosiB - Prussiau
Poland her rights under The Pssssisn Crown
10 published in the North German 0asette
to-day.
CoxsrAxriHorla Dee. 29.-P. j.
The Porte has addressed . circular letter
10 the great powers eomplaintng Of the waFs
like acts Of Greece in reieres = 70 affairs y
Candle, and asserting his determination &
nreak of diplomatic relations with that na'
ton.
FLoaExcs, Dec. 29.-P. n.
The rumored changes In the Italian Cabi
net are entirely false.
DUsLlN, Dec. 90.
An election riot occurred in Dungassin
county. The Kilkenny military were called
nut to restore pace. Onc man was killed
in a cavalry charge upon The rioters. Quiet
| was soon secured
Affairs in ireland are generally quiet
Two regiments of British troops stationed
on the Island will SOON leave for England.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

A TrORxEY COUNSELOR At LAW
"A aud War Claini Agen; Office Davenport =
Ul"ck. I'll floor. cor. Nn,n Al Second streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

New YoRx. Dec. 2Q.-Gold. at 4 p. NJ.
1875. The following is the business at the
Assistant Treasurer's TO day: Receipts, 81,
l41,9l5; payments, $l3,3lO,9l4; balance
e19,S5sOO.
Money has BEEN TO day, and q much more
cheerful feeling. The supply OF greenbacka
has materially increased, and It Is expected
will lie still further the ensuing week. The
general rate for call loans is per cent
Discounts dull Prime names seaS. Gold
has been quite active, and extremes have
been 1880 T33t Governments active. Gen
eral advance in prices. Heavy business to
day la steamship shares. Miscellaneous lis,
higher Stock market generally firmer al
the close 81 the day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

Supreme Cewt wesl1 slseiaes he amcnd.
n ut uncoussitutiooAl. &c 10 thought to
have spoken By card IT, Keeper intends
10 press his Be6k Bil1 nnedialely on the
oper ing of Cssgrep slter he holidays. He
will ssrenously splsss ~ increase Of the
$500, 900, 900 capital n sas National Bank.
ing Law. Strong pressu-shas been brought
10 bear npon the Cot1mipesfio,n the Nortn
YES. TO secure . racdsfvts inerease, but
Hooper backed-by Coaealssee strenously
opposed IL. He vii! els, a,dcavcr TO de>
fea. /. in tho Hons. The Northwestern
members a!lege that kasaachsssi,s has
SEQ 600 600 invested in National Banks. -
The entire Northwest has not mushrmore
than ESQ, 900, 900. and ase dsbofrcd from
getting more they will. therefore. s@ge :
considerable increase evsr the $500, 00, 900
q provided By psesset laW.
The Yachts Hsnsiso1A and ths 0ptssing.
Ven, ssklsd up Oslssns Bay a. tnvoslsion
Of o. ousn. Her eajesiy. sttasses ths
vssjoo oaneasssine 49, The beeEA A
the lleulls1h passed lhe Queen saluted Aes
With . waving hAndhssehisf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
Rreu Canada.

MONTREAL, c. E, Dec 20.-Thc Royal
Engineer have been surveying on the south
side OF the st. Lawrence river for six
months for Notifications to protect the city
Of that quarter II ID understood that Kine
ston, Ottawa. Toronto and the districts will
shortly be surveyed, the former for over
200 mites
The total increase OF the Revenue for
1865 will be one million and . quarter Of
dollars. Money is plenty. Silver at A dis
count. The dry goods trade at Montreal 10
40 per cent greater than three years ago.
Knapp and Griffin the supposed rob.
hers ot the Royal Insurance Co. OF N. y a
lafee amount could not he extfsdited, have
been sued civlly for the recovery Of the
money or debt, hut the Company pie I'd ed
the debt wasconiracttd in a foreign country.
The decision was postponed.
Hon Mr. Chayeau, Superintendent OF the
| Education of lower Canada is to make u
tour 10 Europe to obtain information of the
working OF schools. He will visit Great
Britain, France, Belgium, Prussia, Italy,
AUSTRIA.
a private Of the Rifle Brigade accidental
~ fell down stairs at Victoria Barracks
on Christmas and was killed
There was heavy snow storm yesterday
that delayed tho trains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

NEW YoRK, Dec 2O.--Couut Montholon,
late French Minister at Washington, sailed
for Europe To day with his family, In the
steamer Laurent.
Gov. PsttOn, Of Alabama, arrived In this
city to-day.
Il 10 eAid that the Congressional Commit
To- on Retfenchment and Reform, now cit.
ting In this city, have usearthed some most
astounding frauds In the Custom House
here. II e said that one oflcial has made
over $4,000. Il ID believed that several Of
ncials will rcsign next week.
The we'll known steamships Baltic and
Atlantic were cold TO day for $4,000.
There 10 . mortgage Of 100000 on the
vessels.
A larss!nre id)nging q s 80 P. Z. lin Brook.
Ign, which, from the blackness Of the smoke,
10 supposed to he IN oil establishment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec 30.-The Fenians have
imposing cerem oniss here on New Years
Day. ana there will be q grand procession
of the civil and military organizations on
the occasion Of the funeral OF Lieut.. Z. X.
I.anncgSn, who was killed at Ridgcway on
the I'd OF June. when splendid monument
will be erected to his memory al the GENE.
terry Of the Holy Cross, Limestone Hill, in
this city.
Travel has bccn~rcsumed on all the roads
leading to and from the city except the Lake
Shore road. The track is clear Of snow
A locomotive of the track near tho city
prevented trains from leaving tonight
Weather clear and cold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31
,ls Of his fect,~ORT

head to the sole Of his fecs,~ORT
covered with bright brass buttons, 10
ranged - to inform those who are fascine-
- With his ornaments where they can Oh.
tam shssamc quality. Many WV femembsf
toe surprise With which they saw ono fine
morning, two years ago, immense placards
psstsd On fences. walks and door steps. with
tne mysterious sentence on each, Eat
horse. The bare proposition. of such an
opera ion--proposed too, without SO ,nu-h
as saying by your leave--starllesl one with
sucn " proper orror, that when it was dis.
severed that what was requised was to Dur.
10 purchase II. ss1eu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

BosroS, Dec 29-I.ast evening u hawker
Of goods, known as the rich peddlcr, was
assaulted and robbed, on the road between
Marlboro and SouthhOro, Ivy three footpads,
OF $1,000 in Government securities and
bank bills
dispatch from Holmes Hole. SAYS tina,
box cover marked bark Sylph, has been
Wa shed ashore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-31

HA9PkNTEk AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCsmmsrsial Alley. opposite Post OfsOs. Ds-
Ve~WNs1. 10.
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Disease OF the Eye.
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HURLEY'S SAESAPARILLA,
The great Blood Purlner. a. . sprisg and Ssmmes
Medicine, stands unrivalled. removes all Impurities
from the blood and gives health ard strength TO tho
system. HURLEY. RUDOLF CO.,
Proprietors, Louisville, Ky.
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