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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
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- = - UrIrEp STATES RAfLsoAps,
OYuCH ASSISTANT Qr ARrxnnAsrsR No 70 u srsssr,
- y I'-f. WAsHIS6ros, d. c. AprS %. Ice
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tls
- Office until, u msondsy May 81 for the purchase rem me
United States all o Enetren spps o. ioN'
Improved Trass Bridges consisting Of the Rods Be fa sns
Dowe suitable fox the dterrat the latter varying eotH
nom eighty hundred aud forty one feet , m, A.,
stored al tLe works Of me eie'eiapo h"t '
COMPANY Cleveland Ohio aud viii be soi BY the ponn5
the nd the snath OF she spans nay ce Q"
tanned ont application at thb once
Terms-Cash, Cove nn,em funds
The United States right 10 rees all bsis not d''ns
advantageous - n -.
Popo should be indard for tie psisl s q b"@
i'' fi''' Brevet NJ lor and A. 9. NJ, U. 5. ARM,
mo NTRACTORS.--SEALEQ PROPOSALS.
vii b reosived this Office Rotuud. Park until Monday
Jane 1906 Ct II clock for BUILDING and CoMPLEriNo
RESERVoIR sndws GATEH0USES st CaTmAnsxile near tss
Each Prspoa ndppd Propossl for Ressr,o and tie
together with the Of The bdce'
end date Of its oHerins
The scnty required viii Forty Thoa.sd 0osn
Phns and esths work be On Application "
tho Epgpeers Office, Eighty sixth near fsartheve.
Bakf forms Of bids can be obtained Application @ o6e
Office Crotou AuueA ID ert, Nav 10. l6t6
=, = THOMAS STEPHENS, J Crotcn
i.tt p -, ROBERT L. pARRAGH, A3aedees
TI --7..,' ID A w CRAVEN. p } Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

OpTcg op ras Nonra Fms INSURANCE. CoHraSY
fII No ia BRoApvAS. INV YoRK, May ~ 800 )
TINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF the
North hersan tirs lsssisnee Company win be he'd at s
Oer Company No. ia Broadway MONDAY. the 18th
dsy OF Ay Instant The Poll will at u aud close at p
R'W BLEECKER. Secretary
cnroAoo Asp XoErH WRsrEns RAILWAY toxr,sr
fa SnongrAuys Orrlcg CHIciGU May . $50
H,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOND
i HOLDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS ~ the CHICAGO n
NORTHWEsfERN RAILWAY COMPANY will b. held d the
Oac- Company Cry Of Chicago, THURSDAY the
" ~ JANIS r. YOUNG. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

%" NJ f".f s' OPrIcR
CHICAGO NORTH EsrEls RAILWAY Co. }.
81 ID ltfft No. .. Broadwsy hEwfoRx May IS, 1906
rJNHE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this Company will
BE- sosedsta O'Clock p M an saguRDAY. May ~ 1855 sqd
will BE- frobened 0a FRIDAY Jupe 1896 being day
s.r the annual meeting Of the oekhod boddhodr OF TIN.
company. . ~ D." JAMES H.NoUNG Secretary
no HOLDERS Of INDIANA % aud 3 per CENT
STATE s1OCKS-Sotce + hereby given TO holder. q inans
per and pr Sts Stocks that the se Debt Sink
aud Coi Indiana will the atb day OF Jnpe
the holders Of "A tsrthcfe OF
stocs tie money rn hand Belonging TO the state
FunA anlr ri oh~ sd ~ cent Stock.
fully redeemed holder, Of per cent reresie OF ock.
s ihsy n s siico of .he Agent Of state An tho
Cityof Sew.ioik - s..Fl.. e.
Hoier, Stock whoae ar9r, the ~ pt
epa which this win then re-
poured to noy c Agsnt VI ssr his ohcr mhe City Of New
1O before tie h day Of June al which time and place
the Q esrinra -ir be mad.
i'-ta joan !. MORRISON. Treasurer Of State
7. h. Nice ARTY Auditor of state.
teoo .rf. go. A. BUSkIhk. Agent Of State. l,-I4-
- ll~i2 siss Ess. StkA md Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17
0runr o, PAolrlc MAN. srE.namlr conpaNr.

No. " Wslls,, hanovrrs, new York May 10 1906
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCkHOLDERS.-Not
~ heeby given that Ito Board Of Directors at their stated meet
ing held ibl, date. unsnImoa.y adopted the following viz
That call for FIFTY (s FER CENT In eash payab" on
bs IL, d.y Of Jnns 1866 hereby made the
hods ofthe record closing OF thr rier
Boos IN the 81 May. 1906 being f'y Dollars
sso each hed under tho act Of 1865 to ere.e the Cap
tAl 81, ii Of the Company
Rs.oired p may be made until and inclusive Of
iutsrc a, cent per annu rou snd
sftet the aid ltt day OF June . . L.. = =.
i srordnce IN Of the said Scrip soct the
thereon will be liable 10 forfeiture
q yneu the said lat day Of August 1861
will bs ready for delivery the payment aud
surrender tie oeeais Of scrip Stock the Company Office
~ "'''' ~ ''' THEOE T. JOHNSON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

49, -
TITION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW'YOkA.
~ No. u Broadway, corner OF Rsetors1
80
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. which may be with
THIS COMPANY Ia authorized to act % Receiver Tseco'ei'
married women, Guardian for infants and sens"'
all legal trusts. = '
1T Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY for money paid into Court Il
VIII ate cb,rs Of Of persons going abroad OF
who do no, de.ir. to give ,h personal attention business
~ ISAAC H. FRoTHiSgHAM President
Az. STOUT, IoAAy L, PRgYN, VesP'e'idsHs'. .
w r. ALDRlCH. Secretary. iu ir..l o. fe.',I1
TEUsrBssf -nfb 500 l.r
A.A.Low, ~ DANIEL c. HOWELL, HnsRI <. Boessr.
s. CIV j.. AuGusrg. soaELI e.. Ms ~
10 Ica aar.v ssax %sr VISA gs.si MoLs
III E. ' %.1.ssss, ssss t. .Srros sss..Is
fsisss r..s ss ssi b S1iGs.
CHICAGO ard ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
- aon S1 ss1s SIss'
.Ss. Of sa s S%aSs1S Il.
o. The Ls en. win g a. .pn on he eo.ss
Of the Trsn.irr he st day Of May uert
asr b. ' 5nsr @ u DE co%psny By 18th day Of June
aeIi At Sfh q. 6pd. VII be ready OI deysry A.
.,sa s or e." ' ,sas ass Tassos rows Ssasy
I,oR sALE-S5OO0 of the FIRST MORTGAGE
soSR q % on SLsS c as a sd s snes N d..
s & s !. sI'
ONE MILLION EIGdrY-SIX TI0USAM,D,, AND S
~ TfR:E HfIshREb DOLLARS. ESING TEN THOUSAND
iiuT HUSpRED And SIXTY fpREE SrAKts VI ~ tis
rlplT Al. sTttk OF THE BAsk OF THE STATE OF Mio
sOURi FOR sALE isfd having been appointed AGENT
n behalf II Mf~ontto the u the Stock held oy SAID
st,is In Bank Missouri win receive scales opo
AIS for the purcssr ssin part thereof m eoA
m oil MONDAY Soo o. en- sst Oh tns prnes
Assembly, STATE u Missouri en.- IAN s1 70 tn.no.r .e
hsouri y Vp AZ baps 70 S
,i f sac oftn owned BY h state ~ said bank snd 70
Tea .h seminary aud o Fond and pfovds for m
safe n,v-.fnrot.-i tprovrd ,iarch 5h, 1856 -
Earb d ~ 70 be purca ca,
TIN diam OF psynea ~heshef ID money OF
bond. Of Stv-. aud srn~d oy the hdo@
An ,houd b. addressed through The 70 ,ne ue'
.,urd Loni,. No. fn.Hn |OSiAh fV"N, Ca.
y. Lni-, Api p 1875. Il = - A.rn. ., ue ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

LUCIUs FAIRCKILD. Geyerpor ~
THOS. J. ALLlN sec'y OF s,aie bo'dins
VIM u. SMITH, State Treasurer,
Co., II CHAs. X GILL Attorney General lCommi'''or'A
r. J. NJ RUSH. Bank Ccnptfol.sr, -
Nl.al.a a. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-17

sKIkS-Wnb hbgA arrisAls there has been activity
In both Deer and Goat Skins at steady pc"s We gnoe
Ssas-I-zrSs. ~, .. ss!. Ab..ssisl s.s..s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
Bas~Buy your Goods at Jeflries.


BFAmong the candidates spoken of for
Congress in the Sd District, VIC see favora-
BILE mention made of our gallant and tai
ented friend, Col. ROGER Q. MILLS, of Cor
sicana, Navarro county. No more accept
able man could be presented for the votes
of the people than he. We have always
regarded him as one of the rising men of
the State, and we arc satisfied that Texas
could send no ADLER man, nor one more de-
voted to the interests of his State than Col.
Mills. The editor of the Houston Tele-
graph, (Col. Gillcspie,) thus speaks of him;
ave have been informed that our highly
esteemed friend and gallant fellow soldier,
Col Roger O. Mills, Of Corsicana, Navarro
county, will be candidate for Congress
from the third Congressional District. We
feel too much friendship for Col. Mills-we
have served too long with him in the field,
endured too many hardships with him in
the camp and on the march, suffered too
much with him in prison, and have been
too cognizant of his gallantry upon the
battle .ficld, to trust ourselves in an attempt
to speak of his fitness for the position to
which he aspires. Suffice it to say he is
worthy Of it"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

nOf liHth Nfftf0 " kttfat1 W.
rntiIsh with pleasure, lhe proceedings 6fA
llalfoad meeilng " ihefowH N kauiman
which viii h0 f,Hnd In W days paper,
lhese proceedings would have beeu pub
lished EARLIER hat the tiah waters aud had
roads have AZ delayed The malls east " NJ.
lint we did not receive them until last
sunday.
We are rraliGrd 10 see one sisp taken Ny
the kaufman meeting which We think Is In
the ripht direction. and which should be
minated by our own county, rs we'll ns by
every county through which the Pacific
Road II designed 10 run; aud that II, plejg-
ING The county for specified amount of
stock To he subscribed by the county, aud
To he paid by taxes or sinking fund Of the
revenue, Of the county, kaufman promises
SI5OOO. md We think Dallas might, with
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

BsB"lt is usual, upon commencing new
volume, for an editor to announce the fact
in colm or half-colume article, referring
to the past and making promises for the
future We had intended not to be an cx-
ception to this rule, in our issue, Of today
but various circumstances have prevented
and rather than deprive our readers Of
other and perhaps more interesting matter
we have concluded to simply announce the
fact that with this issue of the Herald we
commence its FOURTEENTH VOLUME. as we
said last week. it is good time to COM
mcnce subscriptions.
For fear our readers shoul not discover
til fact, we may add that we this day add
an inch to the length Of our columns thus
making in the aggregate an increase in the
reading matter of our paper, of nearly
one and a half columns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
u. M, arr H.


Wenslefstnpit that llnn, u ".
Etderson lns reached Jefferson ~
lls wn, homo a. Clnfksyillc We
hear II stated that large ninWihl
a stock I'm. been taken 10y Northern
,npitnllsls. and oc hundred Thou
.nuJ dsdlnr- havc hrrn advanced,
nnJ that amount lns been brought
toJrtf r.ouly Mr.. Eppor-on Capt
Daniel IL engaged IN purchasing
,ools. carts, Sc tn use ~ grazing.
and will return ns soon ~ he pro-
vuyrs a sufficient supply OF such
things.
We also understand that the new
Stockholders propose 10 rn'hp''.'
the road from jefferson to Pnr's II,
eighteen months from the ti'ne o'
commencing the work, pror"C," the
Legislature will guarantee the ponds
orihc company. Wcthinkthc pco'
plcofthc different counties IN North
rrn Texas ought 90 hold meetings
for tho purpose Of discussing this
matter Perhaps instructions. from
the people to our representatives.
would not be out Of place 1t has
been suggested that the adoption OF
The constitution ought 10 be con
sidorcd sufficient instructions TO the
Legislature. The Governor, in his
message, published in this issue
speaks Of the necessity OF aiding
main lines to the exclusion orolhcrs
nj the present. time, Is there any
road or more importance in the
State. except, perhaps, the Central
Roado The Southern Pacific is also
All important road.
1t should be borne in mind that
the sepccdy completion Of n road
saves expense in building. The
money invested should be made to
Weld IL return as soon as possible,
In connection with this subject let
i, BIO borne in mind that Congress
provided for aid toa road from the
Miss. river opposite the mouth OF
the Ohio, via Little Rock, to kcd
River, atorncar Fulton. How soon
that road will he commenced VIC
have no means of knowing, but We
ought to be ready to connect with II
whenever it may be built
Mr.. Epperson made ~ speech ii
Jefferson. on the LIST inst, the sub
stance of which is reported in the
,Iimplccutc, Of the 4th instant. Tic
says capital is abundant in New
Yorll-not one tenth of it can be
loaned at three per cent. The State
must endorse the bonds Of the NJ, II
p. & p. r II. Co., to secure the
speedy completion of the road
Maj. Pratt is now at home having
purchased IL large number of carts
spades, &c, for the use OF the rail-
road. .t.. .
Stockholders who have surrcnd
cred their stock must pay all BACK
dues to secure its rc-transtcr to them
The amount now due is twenty-five
pcr cent from all those who have
paid all calls made previous to th'
War.-Puris Press, Sth INST
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
The Prticent's proclamation rccognizin.

The PreiUeDl proclamation recognizing
Texas MS lilly restored to the rights of self
govcrnmelt,i is an important document. 1t
complcteslth, declaration of peace through
out the Utioa, and does away with all pre-.
texts for military interference in the civil
affairs ofhic States ''lately in rebellion
Since MAJ 1865, there has not been an
armed Colederate in the field, yet the mil
itary hav in various portions of the South
proceeded against citizens as if they re
armed bel gcrants, who had no right to a
voice in he management of their own af-
fairs, AID indeed, no right Of any kind,
which mn of undoubted loyalty were bound
to respec. With full restoration of civil
government among us, we trust that all
this VII end. If republican institutions
are to d maintained among MS, the consent
of the governed, as onstitutiOnally cx.
pressed through the voice of electoral ma
jorities, must be regarded as the sole foun-
tain of legitimate authority. There must
be no cktraneous military interference with
Judicial and legislative affairs-no star
chamber commissions TO revise the action
of courts and grand juries. Republican
institutions imply self-goycrnment in
representative form--not irresponsible bu-
reaus, and military commissions to inter
fcre with civil rights. The people of the
/ South nave "accepted the situation," but
they want the situation 10 accept them IN
o. Tines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
>--~.r 8 So
RfypBuv yvnr Goods at Jetiries.
Son hern University Series.

We were gratiticd, yesterday, by
n visit from Major Edmonds, agent
tor the Southern University series
of School Books.
The University Of Tirginia-thc
institution of all others in the South
whose historical and actual charac-
tor entitled it to undertake the work
lis tgetting out a full series OF
hooks for Southern Schools. We
shall take occasion, hereafter, to
sneak of this highly important sub
jtct as it deserves, having opportu-
ii,ity at present only to name the
books and to say that we have no
doubt the whole South will be de-
lighted with the announcement.
The Geographical series will com
prise five books, and it is only nee
essary to say that they are now in
course Of preparation BY Capt. NJ,
i. Maury, tic distinguished scog-
yaphcr Of the sea.
The Readers, six in number, and
tho Speller, arc assigned to Prof,
Geo. i Holmes, l.. J., d., a gentle
man whom we verify believe to be
the best qualified man in the coun'
try for tie work. lie has, indeed,
a wonderful faculty as a writer
for children. He is also preparing
a Chronological History Of the
United States, containing a record
of civil military. statistical, COM
mcrcial, financial and miscellaneous
development.
The Elementary Engli II Gram
mar is also the work Of Professor
Holmes.
The Elementary Physics, or Natu-
raj Philosophy, is written by Prof
I. II. Smith.
The French series, consisting OF
n Grammar in two parts and two
RcaSers is prepared by Prof. NJ
Schclc dc We're.
The Latin scrics-Grammar and
Rcaders-is assigned to Prof B. IL
Gildersleeve.
The Mathematical series, by Prof
Charles S. Venablc, is just about
ready for publication. 1t comprises
four Arithmetics, an Algebra lie.
gendre's Geometry, translated from
the latest edition with many addi-
tons. a volume of Analytic Geome-
try. to which will soon be added q
work on the Difcrential and Int
grail Calculus, consisting of trans
iation Of NJ. Sturin's Occurs d. Ana
lvse dcl'Ecole Polytcehnique," with
notes and exercises.
This, we feel warranted in saying
will be a truly splendid series 0!
hooks. Many OF them have been
In the hands of the authors and com
pliers for years past. We have seen
ono of the Readers, and Believe il
20 come as near perfection, m every
way, as possible.-Got. Nelrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
MORE IyDrAys.-We have just seen let.

MORE IyDIAys.-We have just seen a let
ter TO our Postmastes from Col. O. G. WEIGH,
of Denton, dated Sept. Eth, which says:
'qnc Indians are quite numerous in Wise
county. am just back from Court
There will be no Court in Jack. Last
Thursday % Indians attack boys near
an old house just above the overland road
on Sandy. The boys killed three and
wounded several others and escaped, but
lost their horses. The boys were young
Hunt IIalsell and Blanton. ITurrah for
the bows"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
EIectiou Notice.

II z. Ellis Coombes, Chief Justice Of Dali
IL. las County, Texas, by virtue Of author
ity vested in me by Law, do hereby order
t6a, an election be held on Saturday the
10Th day Of September, A. D. 1866 at the
follorinz Precincts in Dallas county for
the election Of the following named Pre-
einet officers, viz:
Precinct No. I, q Justice Of the Peace to
fll the uns1pirel term Of anO- W. Lane
resigned
PTerinet No 3, a Justice Of the Peace and
Constable
Pr,eipet No. s Coustsb,s-
Precinct No. 2, a Justice Of the feaoe and
Constable
Preeinct No. 10, Justice Of the Peace
ard Constable.
Given under NJ hand and The
SEAL Asssl q the County Court Of Dat
.A0S/lss Con-, y, Texas, 81 Dallas, Ist-
Z.ELUS CO0NBES.
Chief Justice Dallas C0usfT, Texas
cs-- fr-h 1s1s-fA.t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Commissioners A H. Jackson and
kinott w. Rice, appointed by the
President to hear and determine all
cases arising under the treaty made
liv the United States, between the
ClsOektaw and Chickasaw Indians,
will commence its sessions ut Port
Smith the coming week a large
amount Of business viii come before
them for adjustment Gen Blunt
APPEAR IN behalf Of tlaimants be
fore the cOmmissiOners-I'aH b.
req Pres.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

LATER FROM THE RIO GRAyDE-ImPortept
Shipment Of Arms.-By the arrival Of the
steamship Clinton yesterday, from Brazos
Santiago, we learn the following important
intelligence:
The steamship J. W. Everman arrived at
Brazos, August 9Th, from New York, with
Gems. Lewis Wallace and Wadsworth on
board. The cargo consisted of two batter
les of light artillery, 5000 stand of small
arms, and 200 kegs of ammunition, consign-
ed to Gen. Caravajol, liberal governor of
the State of Tamaulipas.-N o. Crescent,
18th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

aaS"0ur Austin correspondent sends us
the following list of Notarics Public ap-
pointed for the surrounding counties. Those
for Dallas we have already published:
BENTON Co.-OGs G. Welch, NJ. W. Allen,
Samuel J. Chapman, Jno. Haynes, Samuel
Taylor and Thomas w. Smith.
KAUFMAN Co.--John Butler, J. L. Stevens,
II. II. IIoffar, John Watkins, J. NJ. Tapp
and @. A. Buchanan.
ELLIS Co.--Valentine Sewer, r. Camp
be !, T. F. Brock, Samuel Millikan, r. p.
Jones and Jackson Bradley.
Commissions have been issued 10 all the
above named gentlemen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
gssT Buy your Goods at JeTrics.

GGTGcn. r. NJ. Gano reached this place
from Kentucky, on Thurday night last
We have not had the pleasure of seeing him,
but learn from others, that he has entirely
recovered from the effects of his severe af.
Fiction, last February, and is now in good
health. lie was gladly welcomed back to
his old home, by his numerous friends and
admirers in this vicinity.
II will be seen by notice in another
part of this paper, that he will preach in
this place on Sunday the Ith Oct.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
cLAnKEsyILrx Texas,

CtIt. 10. loto-
To he HoaoreJles, Mesus W. %. Dashicli
II. B. Sinond,, and shers, Sensfort and
R,Preseniatipss from ths % Congrsssiohel
IIisfrfsf.
GExTBEnEx; have the honor 70 &C.
knowledge the receipt OF your letter Of the
5ih instant, Soliciting me TO become candi-
dafe for.Congress in the ID Congressional
District, at the ensuing election upon the
18th Ociobtt next
thank sou for the honor Fou Do me and
refer you, for more extended reply, to a
similar solicitation upon ihe part OF q large
number Of ny own eountynen-
I content myself BY saying that l have
cobsenfedfo be candidate for The short
term, which expires upon he so Of March.
and also for the term which Commences
from Tat date, as learn hat The election
fer bsfA tsrns, rnaking = period in an
sffso and haIfyss-s takes place uPOn
The SAINT baT.
Ian rtry respectfully,
Tour fellow citizen.
m FrpEPsnV
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

The following act has passed. both houses
of the Legislature, and has become n law;
SEC. ne II endcrea oy me Legislature Of
The State of Terds, That the official acts Of
all officers appointed by the Provisional
Governor or elected under the present Con
stitution and laws, on the 25th day Of June,
1866. done in conformity with the laws in
force at the time of such acts, arc hereby
declared to be legal and valid; provided,
that no officer shall be held TO be vacant
by reason Of the persons elected at said
election having failed to qualify within
the time prescribed by law.
The Secretary Of State in Communicating
the above to the County Judges, adds, that
where persons we're elected on the 18th OF
June last, and have not qualified up to the
date Of the passage Of the above act, the
County Judge shall Immediately cause an
election to be held for such Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

B@"A meeting was held in this place on
Friday of last week, in regard to the from
tier, the proceedings of which we have not
received. We understand that resolutions
urging upon the State auth orilies prompt
action in regard to protection, &c. were
passed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

DETROIT, Sept 5.-During the Presidents
address here, some Radicals in the crowd
alluded insultngly to his salary.
The President replied that he cared not
for such paltry fellows, who are put into
crowds to foment trouble ana do lisrespect-
ful acts. The whole pack or slandercrs,
would do well to get out of my way, or they
will be destroyed ..
The President then launched forth into
most whitening denunciations Of Congress,
and especially against their acts increas-
ing their pay, while voting a paltry fifty
dollars to bra We veterans in the war
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Attention is called to the correspondence
in to'dny's paper calling on AMI Brad
shaw Esq, of Ellis county to become cam
diaatc for Congress in this District and
his reply. Also, to the announcement I'M
der the appropriate head Mr.. Bra lshaw
is we'll and favorably known in this Judici-
al District
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

nTWe are under many obligations to
Senator W. P. Soufley, of Marion county,
for copy Of the Journal of the Texas State
Convention, assembled at Austin, Feo Z,
1866, and adjourned April ID 1866. We
prize the document, and shall file it away
among our archives. We however, think
the State might afford TO bind such docu-
ments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

MA cold Norther, the first Of the sea.
son, blew up on Wednesday night last, and
Thursday morning blankets, over coats and
fires were in demand. The Norther was
accompanied by 81 ght sprinkling ofrain
Yesterday morning. however, the sky was
clear and bright sunshine, but the wind
still from the North, and quite cold.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Bsy-A. NJ. Cochran introduced bill in
the House on the 9TH inst, "to authorize the
County Court of Dallas county to levy q
special tax for the purpose of erecting q
comfortable Jail and repair the Court House
of said county," which was read first time
and referred 10 Committee on State affairs.