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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
PROCLAMATION
OF the Governor, on the Amendments
tn tha Constitution.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by Official Returns
in the Office Of the Secretary of State, that
at the Election held on the fourth MONDAY
in June of the present year, as provided
for by the Ordinance Of the Convention Of
Texas, passed 29th day Of March, 1866
Z" For the Ratification Of the Amendments
to the Consultation" there we're cast for
said Amendments so submitted TO the PEG
pie, Twenty Eight Thousand One Hundred
and Nineteen (2S, ll9) votes, and against
said Amendments, Twsnty-Three Thousand
Four Hundred ia, 400 votes;
Now, therefore, !, JAMES W. THR0CK-
MORTON, Governor Of the State of Texas,
in accordance with the provisions ola Joint
Resolution Of The Legislature Of said State,
approved October 9Th, 1866, do by these
presents make known and declare that the
saId proposed Amendments 10 the COnstitu-
ton, by the vote Of the People Of said State
at the Election aforesaid, were ratified and
are made q part Of the same.
In testimony whereof, ] have
SEAL caused the Great Seal Of the State
NO0S/to be alfred, at Austin, this Sth
day Of October, 1866.
By the Governor;
JAMES " THR0CKN0RT0N.
"A. GREES,
Secretary Of State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

sDwe believe that upwards Of ffiy Ia
borers could find constant and profitable
employment in tiiis place, on the various
Improvements now going. One man alone
told us few days ago that he could give
employment to ten himself, and there are
many others who could do the same. 1t is
an inviting field for the latorer-pay good
in specie, and that promptly. We see sew
eral buildings around town on which work
is suspended or delayed in consequence of
The lack Of laborera. White labor is what
is wanted, and roEs otter. We make this
announcement at the request Of several
parties in town who ore DESTROYS Of getting
hands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Gen Grant said to the reporter
OF the Chicago Republican, and au-
thorizcd him 10 published it, that
Southern men he could make al
lowanccs for, and he could ride
through the South and get out on a
platform and shake bands in friend
ship with such men as Lee, Johnson,
or Forrest, because, though they
had been almost educated into Sc
&c sion, they were now truly hon.
cst'and loyal in their adherance to
tho Union, and were seeking to
stsengthsa it,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

BaS'W We understand that the grass-hop-
pers, in countless myriads are in the Coun-
ties North of us, where they are destroying
all kinds of young vegetation. In Gray
son County they have eaten up all the
wheat that has come up, and also in Collin
County. We are informed that they came
from the North, and are travelling South
ward We have heard Of but few in this
County as yet, though our farmers are
looking for them daily. The weather has
been too dry for wheat planting to any ex-
tent, aud but little is up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
NEW Goops- ron FALL AND WINTER

New GooDs- ron FALL AND WINTER
Messrs. Mastcn, Ross & Co., at Hirsh brick
Corner is now receiving and opening their
entirely new and complete stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Clothing, &c.,
Sc, which has been purchased by the SEN
or partner in the city Of New York, for
cash and from first hands, thereby enabling
them to offer their goods at the lowest pos
sible prices. They say they only want a
fair profit, and with this understanding
are prepared 10 offer superior inducements.
Their stock is by far the largest that has
been brought hcre since the close of tho
war. Their advertisement will appear
next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

pFwe call attention, to the following
new cards under the New Orleans head
which will be found in to-dsy's paper, viz:
WARE 6 BRo, Cotton FACTORS and Com
mission Merchants, 1873 Gravier Street.
PERKINS, svESsoS & Co., New Orleans,
and sEESsox, PERKINS & Co. New York,
General Commission merchants
WILCOX & GIBBs, Southern Family Sew
ing machine, No. s ST. Charles Street
Z. GRrrEsALD, Publisher Of Music and
Importer Of Musical Instruments, 12s Ca
nal Street
TIE SorrHrsS ToSIc. prepared BY S. r.
Chambers, Wholesale Druggist Corner LIB
erty q Brsto Streets.
KEs.. THOzks & cAKrER, Importers and
Dealers il ceraase, Begging, Bale Rope,
&c., 1oz Poydras Street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

iifl' lNNNNNlH ~ no iHIIA' NflfNi
nfsfns, Ttxs Oct W 1850.
Enrat llfnAfhflhe full0N Ihg u me NJ.
slll N Tho eleodon NJ ihla place today TO-
mrmhora 10 Congress
Short FERN Kpperson, 10 nfFlshnW, I
Long Torn Hppersoni ~ Bradshaw, Z.
Startling news daily arriving OF Indian
lepredalions on the Frontier A party Of
90, nn the 18Th Inst, were seen on Denton
Greek, some 10 % 10 miles from his place
also he same day, a small party was on
Clear Creek, about tho same distance from
NJ. Many people are becoming alarmed
aud doubtless II something is not shortly
done ia tho way Of protection, their depre-
dalions win soon reach the confines Of our
now quiet little town.
Truly yours, MATT, DAUGllERTY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

My-S. W. Wren s. Co., Rusk House Block,
Houston, are exclusive dealers in Notions,
and what they haven got in that line, isn't
worth enquiring for anywhere else. They
also deal in several other articles of staple
goods, and buying, as they do, entirely from
the manufacturers, they can sell perhaps
little bit cheaper than any one this side of
New, York. Don't take our. word for it, but
give them a call, and see for yourselves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

CAPTURED HoRsEs.-Dr. W. c. Bobbett
of Denton County has given us the follow
ing for publication. 1t is desired that
the owners of the horses will come up,
prove and take away their property;
"53 head of stolen horses, captured on
the 3lst Of August last in Denton County,
at the cost of the lives of two good citizens,
Dr. J. N. Hambree and James Tiller, who
we're killed by the horse thieves, and one of
the thieves, named Newton Forsyth, killed
the other, supposed 10 be named Furga-
son, escaped.
''The horses are mostly branded S on the
left shoulder; one stallion branded DYER.
The horses can befound 10 miles North Of
Denton. Owners will please come forward,
prove their property and take it away"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

THE ELEcrloY-Passed of very quietly
at this place on Monday last. Avery small
vote was cast in the county, polls being
opened in but out of the II Precincts,
and there being but little over 300 votes
cast. There seems to have been little or
no interest manifested in the result. The
following is the official vote of the County:
For 39th Congress-B. II. Eppcrson, 2l2;
AMI Bradshaw, o..
For 40th Congress-B. H. Epperson, 2lO;
Amzi Bradshaw, 1902; Jno. p. Hill, !.
Col. Epperson is undoubtedly elected for
both Terms by a large majority. We have
only heard from one other Coupty-Denton
the result of which will be found in the
letter of Judge Daugherty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

whiskey under the transparent disguise OF
tonics and bitters. We feel no pride in
seeing these things in our advertising col
umns, and should feel thai We had forfeit
ed all claims to ve~acity if We adopted
them editorially. We received by last mail
$500 advertisements from the responsible
house of 7. W. Marsdcn & Co., coupled with
the condition that we should give in each
paper a short notice Of their wares in the
editorial and reading columns, The ieath-
err broke the contract Our commendat ions
may not DO of much value, but they are al
ways gratuitous.- CipiiidR and Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

gGs"We are requested by the County
Judge to state that there are large num-
Der of Bonds in the County Clerks Office of
this County, given by various citizens of
the County, on Estraying of stock, which
have not been complied with according to
law, and which must be attended to by the
first of January next, after which time the
law will be strictly enforced in every in
oto .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

BALTMoRE, Oct. THE Plensry Coun-
ell of the Roman Catholic Church in the
United States assembled, this morning at
the Cathedral in this city. All the mem
bers of the Council were present, Z Arch
bishops; 38 Bishops; l22 Priests, Heads OF
Orders, and Doctors of Divinity; "a Eccle-
siastics; 4 Monks; and 3 United Abbots ;
were present.
The procession formed at the Archbish-
ops residence, and moved around 10 the
Cathedral. An immense gathering, esti-
mated at forty thousand persons, were on
the streets ard house tops and every avail
able point 10 view the procession, The
Cathedral was packed 10 its utmost capaci-
ty. One hundred vocal and instrumental
performers participated in the music
in the church, which was very grand.
Moiarts Twelfth Mass was sung. Arch
bishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, celebrated
the pontifcal high Mass. Archbishop Nc
Closky, Of New York, preached sermon
from the words, "Glorious things are spo-
ken Of thee, o City Of God
The services lasted from ten o'clock un-
ill near three o'clock. The Syood was then
formally opened by Archbishop Spaulding,
Apostolic Delegate, who addressed the
Council in Latis. The procession was then
reformed in the same order, and proceeded
through the streets TO the Bishops resi-.
depce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Esly" Weather unusually warm yesterday
for the season. A little rain has fallen
during the week not enough, however, to
enable the farmers to pillow. A little more
rain, and slight Northor would be pleas
ant and acceptable, and from appearance
We think we may look for both before
many hours are passed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
BsS~ Buy your Goods at Jeffries.
Prospectus
OF THE
"COllias County Enquirer"

a.
FEyHE undersigned will commence on or
4 about the lst day OF October next, ut
the town of Mckinney, Collin county, Texas,
the publication of Weekly Newspaper of
the above tile-size and style topographic,
of the Weekly Houston Dispatch.
The Enquirer will be independent in pol
itics; will cordially support President john
son while he continues his efforts to save
the land and people we love from the mis-
cradle disgrace and ruin intended for them
by the fanatics controlling, at present, the
Government of the Union.
Our aim will be- also, TO assist in devel-
oping and making known TO the world, tho
long-hdden resources of this great and in
exhaustibly rich Division Of Our State
Agricultural, Mineral and olherwise-giv-
ing such information and statistics as will
induce among us a useful immigration.
In addition to the weekly Market Re-
ports, including the Stock Markets Of Kan
sas and Missouri, we shall. free Of any
charge, under an appropriate head, publish
the Stock Marks and brands of each sub
scribcr-thus making the Enquirer an in
valuable reference among the farming COM
munity.
The Enquirer type, presses, and materi-
al will be of the best quality, and entirely
new, from the well known ST. Louis Typo
Foundry.
Terms of The Enquirer.
One copy one year, Currency 50 %
One copy extra, to the getter-up of eve
ry club of twenty names. The money in
every instance to accompany the order
Specie taken at its market value.
Address, MURRAY S GRESHAM, Me-
kinney, Collin county, Texas,
THOS. f. GRESHAM,
JOHN W. MURRAY.
Mckinney, Collin Co, Tex. July 10 'G6,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Bsg@A As several speeches have been pub
lisled in this paper, by Senators, on the
Frontier Protection bill, which nllude to
the course of Senator Jno. X. Bumpnss, of
Collin, on that subject, we present il to-
days paper, his speech delivered in -
Senate ON the two bills-thc House bill and
the substitute offered in the Senate by Mr.
Bumposs, which eventually passed. We
do this with pleasure, at the request of, and
in justice to Capt. d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
Life of Stonewall Jackson.

will receive in q few days, q copies Of
the above work, hy Professor Dabhoy, 200
pages, illustrated with steel portal, and
eleven diagrams; tho only edition auihori.
aed by the widow OF Gen. Jackson. Sold
exclusively by subscription, at the follow
ing prices:
Bound in cloth, per copy,"......".".Si 90
half calf, " -......"...... q 90
Persons who have subscribed 10 the above
can now be supplied.
J. W. SWINDELLs, Agent,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

TINS srArE TEIALARIcHEoSD. Va Oct
2.-The opinion is expressed here than the
counsel Of JEFF. Davis will test the eficien-
ey Of o writ Of hnbsas corpus, awarded BY
Judge Lyons aud Judge Meredith, Of this
eify, and IL they fail 70 make the nppliea-
ton, Il is erpeeel that The bar Of Rich
mond viii bold q meeting to discuss the
proprisiy Sf that preceding on Tie part Of
one of their number.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

~ ila Uffnaa fi0ial fh.oH sf fHb
H.hlfd0 h.h lhs esuhsfa States sis
H.im hiafhis 10 ihs South af w. hoped
ah1 tf saf sftseisi immediately fhsf me-
rhi dHfhii roa,ehnon ~ fanhsylyf.
H4 No. relatiielns thlls me- laJs mila
itihed Me namtsf N Congressman, rhIfh
ihey tite In me- present Cohrfts have
la,i ~ largely In me- popular vote 'itl me-
GALVESTON News. me- IN sbow them olrofly
that they are on The Wahe enough. NJ
least, 10 convince Them that They dare NOT
~ any further Than they have gone The
effect will probably be more moderation In
'hoir policy Enough Is known, from
Ohio aud Indiana TO ensure the return II
the present number Of members Of Con,
gress, but hy reduced mnjoriiies
s-tsr1zsH lrarizazzz1n ksuH.su11rc srxzEuarsD
Tar We are panied to have to announce
this week, the death Of one Of the oldest
citizens Of Dallas--Dr. SAMUEL u, PRYoR,
who departed this life on Thursday NOR.
ming last after lingering illness of scve-
raj months, For tho past twelve months
he has been confined to his house. except
at occasional intervals, and although his
death has been looked for for some months,
yet when the announcement was made on
Thursday morning It came with sudden
ness, that shocked the whole community. lie
leaves a large family and host Of friends
TO mourn his death, His remains were at
tended TO their last resting pla,c by the
Mnsons, Of which fraternity he has been
an old and enthusiastic member and were
consigned to the tomb with the peculiar
and interesting ceremonies of the order.
The death Of such man as DR.. Pryor
demands at our hands, more than the ordi-
nary announcement lie has been resi-
dent Of this place almost ever since 1t had
a name. A man of fine intellect, thorough
education, and Acknowledged ability and
experience in his profession, he has WELD
cd n large influence in this community.
DR., Pryor was born in Lawrenccyille,
Brunswick County, va August 18th, ls2O,
and graduated at lIampdeu Sydney Col
lego, in 1914. In the same year, he reWov-
cd TO Paraclifta, Arkansas, where he was
married in March, 1916, and in the Fall of
the same year, came to this county, and
settled in tho Town Of Dallas, where he
has pursued, with eminent success, the
practice Of his profession, up to the time
of his death.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
MARRIED.,

MARRIED.
On Tuesday evening Oct. 10th inst, at the
residence of the brides father Col. WV
MYERS, by Judge z. ELLIS CooMBs, Mr..
ALFRED PEN BERTON and Mrs. 10. ED
DY, all Of this County.
We tender our thanks for the cake which
accompanied the above notice, and wish the
newly married couple all the joy and felic-
ity imaginable. May their lives be long
In the land, and their happiness common
surate with the same.
On Sunday the 14th inst, by Jos. s.
SrRoTHER, ESQ, Mr.. WOODRUFF MAT
THEWS, to Miss LYDIA WAGNER, all
of Dallas County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Judge Sharkey, of Mississippi, has
written a letter opposing adoption
of the new Constitutional amend
ment by the South. He says should
this amendment become part Of the
Constitution, we shall have q very
different government from that
syhich we inherited from our faith
ers."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

ESWe welcome to our columns again
our ancient friend and correspondent,
Judge W. T. G. Weaver whose letter will
be found in to-days paper. We hope he
may often End time and inclination to re-
peat his favors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. o. l.. Bailoy's Foundry. 1t is
now in successful operation, and he is pre-
pared 10 do all kind of work in that line.
His first run, on Thursday last, we are in
formed was complete SUGGESTIVE cast
iugs made were perfect in all their parts,
We regret our inability to be present on
the occasion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
j. W. oW NDLLIsN' ESVHV'
Herald Office, Dallas, Texns

NOR SALE.-An improved place in
IL the North part of the Town of Dallas,
containing ! acres of ground, with dwell
ling house, Kitchen, smokc.ho and an
excellent we'll of lasting water. 1t is one
Of The most desirable locations in town, and
with small outlay might be made bean.
tiiul place. For particulars, enquire at the
Aft HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

HaFC Com. Stockton, of New Jersey, died
at his residence in Princeton on the 9Th
inst. He was q gandson Of Richard
Stockton, one Of the siguers of the declara-
ton Of Independence; er tered the U. s.
Navy, OF 10 years Of age; resigned in lS4s,
and was elected q. S. Senator from New
Jersey in 1851, which position he resigned
in 1855, since which tinehe has held no
public position. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

There is strong and growing movement
on foot both in Canada and the United
States. for the annexation Of the British
American. Provinces TO the American Un-
ion, and the making Of four new States
out Of New Brunswick, Ntva Scotia, Up
per Canada and Lower Canada II the
Radicals would let the country be restored
70 peace and union, We should be able soon
70 tdd both Canada and Mexico TO The co
lgsssl Republic.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
Pro,c.,nn, EpI,copnI Church.

Divine Service will be- held %, W every Sunday
morning, at lOR o'clock, and In the cycIng at o.
clock, Ia the upper room 81 lirshs htlck building
GEO. DOTTfNSrEM.
PRAYER Docks for sale Al Mcssrs. W, II, Pniher 4
Cos The proceeds to dofray contingent expenses OF
the Parish.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

klD-The Fall stocks of goods are begin
ming 10 arrive. We saw yesterday on the
Square any quantity of the "prairie ships"
loaded with goods, for some of our mer-
chants. For particulars see advertising
columns of the Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

g Late English papers give fearful
accounts of famine in India. In
three districts as many as 1890 per-
sons have died per day. In Balasore
large plague pits have had to bedug
near the towns 10 receive the bodies
Of those found dead near the pre-
einets, bnt in many instances the
bodies are leff to rot BY the way
side.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

A great meeting vas held in New Or
LEAFS on fhs evening Of the sth % rsfuis
the Radical SANDERS against fhs Southern
people, especially those Of CIV. wells
Naj. Frerst aud Mr. Roselius addressed
the rnestinx, and an address 70 he people
Of The Unifsl States VS. adopted and
pubiishsi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Rev. DR.. Baldwin, author of Arranged
don, died of cholera in Nashville few
days since.
The health of San Antonio appears to be
fully restored. No new cases Of cholera
have been reported there recently.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

The Texas House OF Representatives
endorsed the Philadelphia Conven-
ton by a nearly snanimous vote
he one opposing voice was that
Of Mr.. Degender, a Radical Of the
Pease Hamilton Butler Stevens
achooI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

COUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHfSE.-
- Noiseless machine Of Wilcox A eibbs will sew
hem sell, braid tuck, gather, guilt, card and en-
broi5sr with satisfaction. AEents wanted 1t No.
81 Charle. s.. BaE $50. 2. b. New OIleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Lg0AttenIion is called to the advertise
ment Of salt for . sale by W. II. Prather &
Co. Now is the time 10 prepare to "saye
-FOUR bacon"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

EgWhen we want fine Dress goods of
any kind for ladies, we send to Messrs.
Darling s. Merriman, at the Emporium of
Fashion, Houston. We have tried them of
ten, and have never been deceived. They
have just received their fall and winter
stock, and are prepared to sell as cheap as
the cheapest, both at wholesale and retail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

nERKINs sWENSOS 4 Co. Nsu Orieans,-
sWENsON. FEREINs 4 Co, Esv Hork.-Gen-
- r.---..-..l-.- q .--.l--.a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

Messrs WHAgru. SANDTIIFrE, No IL Common
Street, New OTlraHs, Ii, are The ONIN AVTiinniEEp
Agents IN that city, 10 obtain anl collect sulscrip'
tions aud advertisements fur the Dallas Herald,
T. II, NOBLE, News Once, Galveston,
Capt. JAsPTR W, JoHNsos, kaufman, TcSas,
u 7. Turner, Esq Fort worth.
IF, Hawkins, ESQ, Waxahaehlo, Ellis county,
Cant A J. ball, Weatherford, Parker Co, Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20

pEc0l A. u. Lea OF GevsstOn, late Of
the c. 5. Army snd a graduate Of West
Point, has rscsivess special pardon from
he Presidept.