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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17
Letter from Anderson.


Occasional Correspondence Of the Dallas Herald
ANDERSON, Texas, Feb, 10th 1866.
Mr.. Editor After an absence Of several
days in two or three of the adjoining coun-
ties, returned TO this place by way Of Nav
ssota, where found awaiting mo in the
postoffice, among the acceptable matter,
late copy of the "Herald" and assure you
it WAS received with as hearty welcome
as we ever bestowed upon an old and long
tried friend. / Ind gone out into those
counties to arrange some business matters,
and being overhauled by severe 'Norther'
o,npanied with heavy rain, housed up
for couple of days At the pleasant little
town Of 0wcnsville. - @
About six miles from that place, on the
road to Wheelook, you emerge from the
timber and enter one Of those little prairie
plades, peculiar to this part Of the country,
at the southern edge of which q settlement
has been made within the past year or two,
consisting of q log cabin, stable, lots, and
a blacksmith chop. A half mile from the
road Mt the northern boundary of misplace
and to the left as you travel south, rises
small hill, upon the summit Of which, are
some curiously shaped rocks and an exea-
walton or kind Of pit, Of some notoiiety IN
the neighborhood. As you debouche from
the post oaks, trail leads OF from
the road, winding around the jutting points
of timber until reaching the base Of the
eminence. Along this trail on the 18th
day of January last, an old man was de-
coyed TO the scene Of his awful death, and
upon the top of that hill, close to the edge
Of those curiously shaped rocks, during the
evening Of that day, was committed one Of
the crueles: and most cold blooded murders
ever perpeiratsd by the hand Of man upon
his fellow being. And at that house stand
ing at the southern verge Of that little spot
Of meadow, lived tho monster whose red
right hand did the dnmning deed.
His name was Bob Selmop, that Of his
victim, DR.. Lynn. Lynn had formerly
lived in Eastern Texas but for some years
pastwasa resident and druggist at Dresden,
Navarro county.
The old man had left his home and his
friends, and was journeying on horseback
10 Millican, intending to take the cars ut
that point for Houston and Galveston.
At Euisw, he was met BY Selmon, and
Travelled on together 10 0Wenville where
they stopped for short time and then pass
ed on, the one TO the slaughter, and the
other 20 the conmittal o. his hellish crime.
For ten days the murderer went abroad
secure in the secresy and success Of Ri,
fiendish act. For ten days tn. blood Of the
murdered man lay ciOtted and silent upon
the rocks at the summit OF That lonely hill,
and then rose up to heaven with cry for
justice.
o. tho 90 he boly vas discovered
I Suspicion al once pointed TO the man. lie
vas srrestsd The Doetors shawl, spotted
With blood was found in his possession and
Identified His horse also vas found in the
possession Of q man 10 whom Sslmon had
iruded bin When asked for the saddle he
isld them 10 60 % a cerlain place IN de
woods and ihey would ind H. They did 20
and foand IT,
These facts maze strong case hrzrrEt
ffim BE - tfisi ~ some 81 fhs - Cd
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iens Of The county, found gsiliy of murder
In the hfsi dodfee, aud sehieAeed 10 behung
by The neck on the 9th day u 1hls month,
until he has dead.
After the sentence was pyonounesd, he
was inoaroeraied In the ONensville Jail,
and the Jail guarded by day and by night
until his death hour arrived; when he was
taken out aud hung 10 . gallOrs prepared
for tina, purpose,
While standing In the wagon m der the
gallows, One end Of the rope around his
neck, and the other over the beam shove, he
confessed the crime for which I've was about
TO die. lie said he met Lynn 81 Euiaw,
and thinking he had money, determined TO
kill him and obtain IL, For this purpose
he travelled with him TO Owcnsyille and
there invited him 10 10 on and stay all
night with him. When they reached the
little prairie he asked Lynn IL hO would
not like to see the curioslles on the bill,
Lynn remarked that no would, and they
turned oil aud rode TO the foot Of the knoll,
Selmon then observed that as tho bill
side was little rugged they had better
leave their horses aud make the ascent on
foot. They dismountcd tied their animals
10 tree and walked up the hill Arriving
at the rocks, Selmon drew the Doctors at
tention to some particular point and while
he was scanning II closely, shot him thro ugh
the head, Lynn fell and Selmon shot the
second bullet through his brain while he
was down. lie then threw the body in the
pit and covered II with brush and leaves
Sclmon was rather a good looking man,
about twenty-five years Of age, and the
most reckless daredevil ever saw. When
brought from his dungeon to the platform
of the jail, he cried, "IIurrah boys, here |
come, the brnvcst man that ever seen this
town" lie rode TO the gallows, smoking
with as much unconcern as would at my
own iiresidc. And ut last, when he felt the
wagon begin to move, and knew that his
time had really come, with bound, and the
cry of "herc go boys, lot her rip" he
leaped into eternity. Thus died Bob Sell
mon tho murderer. There nre some other
things about which wished to tell You, but
this letter is already tob long.
Very truly yours, Sc,
POGO TEMPO.
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sg-wednc.dsy last was one Of the mos

pB-Wedncsday last was one Of the most
disagr.eable days that We have experience
ed this winter 4 heavy Northcr sprang
up about 10 clock Tuesday night, and by
morning the wind was piercing cold. and
blew the sand and dust around very much
10 The Inconvenience aud discomfort Of
pedestrians. For several days previous tine
weather h,d been mild and Springlike, and
On Tuesday there was every indication Of
rain. and in fact a slight sprinkle but The
Nor,lsr dissipaisi the clouds, and, while
a clear sky nui bright sun shown over,
head On Neda,-.lay. IL was, {" We said
above one Of the rno.t iisagresshly uHeota
Portable days -e have experienced Ter
long tine.
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i%-The Houston Telegraph has been per.
nitted TO oxamins some statistics which
will appear in the forth coming Houston
City Directory, and from it the editor makes
some figures The Directory will sontain
2l5O names, which according to the usual
average Of seven inhabitants to each name.
will give tho city population Of l5,o5o,
There are in the city 40 commission Ner-
chants, 60 Grocers, lG Dry Goods Dealers,
u Clothicrs, 4 Book and Stationery Stores,
4 Coach Makers, "a Law Firms, 20 Physi-
clans, s Confsetioners, Boot and Shoe
Stores, 4 Hardware Stores, 4 Auctioneers,
A Wholesale Notion Storss, exclusively
Iron Store, Saddlcry and Harness Stores,
5 Photographic Artists, 2 Foundriss, 4
Dentists, 6 Tin and Sheet Iron Stores, z
Leather Dealers, each Agricultural I'M
plements, and Crocksry and Furniture
Stores, / Marble Yard, . Daily Newspaper,
2 Tri-Weckly Newspapers, and Weekly
Newspapers. Five Railroads centre in the
City, over which daily trains run, giving
1856 miles of railroad intercourse with the
surrounding Counties,-soon 10 be increas-
ed to APO miles, there being that much more
railroad completed but not now in use
Ten steamboats, ply between Houston and
Galveston, and the Telegraph limo to Vicks'
burg connects the City with nil tho linst
in America, besides one line to Galveston
md another to Austin and San Antonio
A daily stage line connects the city viz
railroad with San Antonio and the tri
weekly lines with the central road connects
il with Austin and all other parts Of thu
State.
In speaking of the improvements Of IN
city the Telegraph adds that there are no
less than 70 buildings Of substantial char
acter being put up, the largest hotel soutl
Of St. Louis and West of New Orleans, il
being completed, which will accommodate
800 guests, and will have cost nearly Sl0O
900 in gold, and the Court House which
the finest building in the State, lacks abou
$4,000 to finish it. Take ii altogether
the Telegraph thinks Houston very nearl.
if not quite the largest city in tho State
with certainly the largest trade and III
largest travel, and we don't hesitate to so,
that tho editor speaks the whole truth ant
nothing but the truth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

MILITARY lTEMs--From q roster Of tho
troops serving in the Military Division of
the Gulf on the Goth January, we make up
the following items:
Department of Te1as-Nineteen rcgi-
ments of infantry; FIVE regiments Of caval-
ry; one company Of pontooniers; three bat
terics of artillery. Ten regiments Of in
fantry are colored and one battery of ar.
tillery.
Department of Louisiana--Ten regiments
Of infantry; three Of cavalry and one regi-
ment of artillery. Five regiments of in
fantry, one Of cavalry and one of artillery
IRE colored.
District of Florida--One white regiment
and four colored of infantry, and six bat
terics Of the Fifth Regular artillery.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the SHERIFF. Of Wise county Greeting:
Won are hereby commando

I0mc DHeriU o. WtSC cOuHIy-UTV"y.
Won are hereby commanded
IL that you summons, by publication, J. +.
Sargent, n transient person, to be and sp-
pear before the District Court, to be holden
In and for the county Of Wise, OF the Court
House thereof in the town Of Decatur, on the
fifth Monday after the first Monday in Feb
ruary, A. d. 1866, then and there to answer
to the petition of F. 4. Taylor, filled in said
Court against the said ]. p. Sergeant, and
alleging, in substance, as follows, te-ldt
that J. p. Sergeant executed and delivered
to the said +. z. Taylor his promissory note
for the payment Of forty head Of four year
old beef steers, to be delivered BY certain
time in said note speriiicd. Upon said note
is endorsed credit OF i've steers, and that
the said Sargent failed TO deliver said
steers according 10 said ebligationi also
that the said r. Z. Taylor purchased from
the said J. z. Sergeant certain tract OF
land situated in Jack county, State OF Tex
as. for which he paid the said Sergeant the
sum Of fftten hundred dollars, and the said
Up. Sergeant executed his bond for title TO
same, BY which he bound himself 10 make
title 10 r. L. Taylor by q certain time there
In specified. and that he has wholly failed
TO make said title, and further alleges that
said Sergeant sold to the said =. Z. Taylor
certain other tracts and parcels Of lsnd SIS
usted in the states Of Missouri and kausss
for which he paid said Sergeant the SUN
eight thousand dollars, and that title 70 ssio
land made by J. ?. Sergeant is null and VOC.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said Court this writ. with your re-
turn thereon, showing how you have ereeu-
al ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of Wise County Greeting:
YOU are hereby commanded

YOU are hereby commanded
l. that you summons by publication, ].
P. Sergeant, who is alleged to be transient
person, to be and appear before the, District
Court to be holden in and for tho e,nty Of
Wise, at the Court House thereof in the
Town of Decatur, on the fifth Monday after
the first Monday in February next, then
and thore TO answer the petition OF ]. c.
Carpenter, filed in said Court against the
said J. P. Sergeant, and alleging, in sub
stance, that ]. P. Sergeant executed on
note dated May 10Th, 1866, on j. p. Sar
geant, in favor Of J. NJ. Holmes, due three
months after date, for $4,000, with q credi.
of SIP 90 dollars, transferred Sept. LIST, 1865,
to J. c. Carpenter; another note do cd May
the Sth, 1865, payable three months after
date, for the sum Of $4,000 to ]. c. Cnrpen ,
ter; one due bill given to j. c. Carpenter,
for one yoke of steers, dated May the 9Th,
1865; one account due J. d. White, for one
yoke of steers, $4,000, transferred from
White to j. C. Carpenter, January the 9Th,
1866, all Of which said notes and accounts
ore due and payable to J. c. Carpenter and
that the defendant, j. 7. Sergeant, secretos
himself so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served on him. Herein fail not,
but have you then and there, before said
court, this writ, with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness, d Shreye, Clerk Of the District
Court Of Wise county.
Given under my hand and seal,
SEAL )using scroll for seal, this Cour:
S0Nhaving no seal, in the town Of De-
cature, this the Goth day Of January, 1866
b. SHREvE, D. c. W. C! Texas.
Issued January 20, 1866.
Il. b. SHREyE, ID. c. W. C. Texas.
Came to hand the 2Oth,day Of January, A.
D. 1865. Executed by publication in the
Dallas Herald a newspaper published in the
county of Dallas, being the nearest county
where newspaper is published, there being
no newspaper published in the county Of
Wise, for four weeks previous to the return
day. This 3O,h day Of January, A. D. 1866.
DIS. AYNES,
I22:4ys.1 Sheriff W. c. Texas.
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THE CRESCENT MoNTnLY-We learn that
the editor, Mr.. VIM. Evelyn, has surmount-
ed oil diff culties so far as to get the first
number of this Southern Magazine to
press, and that II will be out in few days.
Our news dealers ought to write him at
once, at New Orleans and secure q large
number Peoples of this first number. They
cannot order too many. Hundreds will
sell at once, and many will be wanted
hereafter by subscribers to fill out the vol
ume; 1t will be, as we are assured, excel
lent in typography, and fine sample Of
Southern literary ability. Gal Nclcs.
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W-we were very forsibly reminded o

SQ-we were very forsibly reminded of
the approach Of the gardening season, q
few days ago, by demand being made on
us for garden seeds, spade, hoe, rake, and
some one 10 me them. We were gently re-
minded that we ought to exercise an hour or
two each morning, for the benefit OF our
health and-thc garden. We suggested
tina, VIC we're no, brough, up to garde ming
did mt know how to 60 to work about it
and compromised the matter by hiring a
freedman to do our part. So we 1.-Two in the
anticipation Of plenty of garden truck this
Spring and Summer.
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ID - Il L a -:
SATURDAY. Morning, February II. 1865,
ENLARGEMENT.

We present the W,ScH 10 our readers to-
day considerably enlarged from its last Is
sue, being an addition Of four columns, be-
silrs the lcngthcning Of the columns some
2S inches. The Herald is now abcu, the
same size tina: Il was before the gar, snl
II encouraged by sufficient patronage, We
intend not only tn keep II al lite rreseui
size, hut to further enlarge and improve
as business and the Kind assis,ane. G. our
friends will Justify. Nc arr determined on
one thing, ana that is to use our utmost on.
dearors to d,,,'r, encouragement.
II is well known to the reading commu-
nifty, that the HraI has enjoyed as largo
IL not the largest circulation of any paper
in Northern Texas, for q number Of years
previous To the war. We are pleased to
say that it has boea steadily increasing in
circulation for the last eight or ten months,
and We have every confidence that with
proper industry on our part its circulation
will, in q short time, equal if it does not
surpsss that which il attained ia former
and more prosperous years.
We ought TO have the name Of every
ouse-kceper in this and the surrounding
counties oil our subscription book,-at
least, of every one who has the interest Of
his county at heart. 1t is not tho nero
matter of whether he con get our paper
/ cheaper than some other away of, perhaps
/ in New Nork or some other Northern city,
| that should influence him; but VIC hold il
to be the pecunary interest Of every citi'
zen, first to encourage and sustain his own
! local paper, and then, If he feels able, to
( take ss many others AS ho sees fit. Moth
( ing gives county, n town or city more
character abroad than well conducted
newspaper, and every citizen thereof is in.
directly benefited thereby. Aside from
this, we really give ms large n summary OF
general news.for the family as can be fonnd
in any paper, and VIC think We ought ia
have the unanimous support Of our own
home people
As an induccment to persons in the sur
rounding counties 10 subscribe, We offer the
following liberal deductions to
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

The Pacific Railroad California Directors
report that they have now about 5000 Coo
lies (Chinese) OF work on the road, and
they expect to have soon $4,000 of them.
They are going over the mountains one
hundred and twenty mile, from Sscramen-
to, 1000 feet above tide-water, and they
expect to be at Salt Lake in 1868, where
they hope to meet the road from the East.
Another year, and they will cross They
say) the long dreaded Sierras.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

STEAM TO THE SANDWICH lsLASDs,-Ihe
Steamship Ajax, the pioneer of regular
line to ply between San Francisco and
Honalolu, owned by the California Steam
Navigation Company, left the former port
on the 9th ult. She is q ship of 1000 tons
capable of carrying two hundred cabin
and several hundred Storage passengers,
and is expected to make the passage in
eight days. The steamers are to ply regu-
lnrly twice each morth,-cabin passage SI5,
steerapc, $40. ...- ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

Another new firm have their adver-
tisernent in our columns tO-day,-Messrs
W. II. Prather & Co.,-who have opened at
the store recently occupied by W. l.. Muir
ply, on the North side of the Public Square.
They will receive on Monday next, q new
stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, &c, to
which they invite the attention Of the pub
lie. Mr.. W. L. Murphy will be found at
hi. establishment, when not absent for the
purchase of goods, and will be pleased to
see his friends OF his old stand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17


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ass, s ScSt''a' "ii r;.h.r pnroiIi"a
I'D p""ro,,IS, CLERK J. !, StubblefielI'
Assistant sergeant at Arms.
Resolution adopted requiring members TO
take the Amnesty Oath who had not alres'
ly taken IL,
Adjourned ill 10 \, VI. TO morrow.
Austin, fob. 10
The oath IL support the Constitution OF
the United States was administered by
Judge Eyerts, of the 18th Judicial District
The Message of the Governor was read by
Hon " H. Bell
\ resolution was offered by Mr. Bumpnss
that the action of the Convention go no far
Their than to enable this State TO resume her
relations to the Federal Government. II
was referred % the Committee on the Con-
diiion of the Country.
One thousand copies Of tho Governors
Message were ordered to be printed.
The contested seat between Shaw ana
Boyd, of Burleson and Robertson counties,
was referred to the Committee on Privileges
and Elections.
A resolution was offered, calling on the
Commissioner ,f the Land Office for ccrtain
L. -, A., ,.Li,.. ii ,..,.J, or hi,
ua'a noin wv nrehi'es anu rsoor"s VI ",'
ofhcc during the rebc lion, and was adopted.
Adjourned till Monday 10 A. NJ
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were ,heh Mi.nIr n,,., r.,.
On '.s seeonu oano t 90 .,as;
eei'ea r ~ 'oles, Laoner -, son.,eitne, o.
MT; ihrockmortoh was uecinrea e'e W
anu Mess's' iase"a', ''euoo'ot ."u ".u'
were appointed 10 INFORM nun Oh MS e'ee'ioh
anu conduct MN 70 the chair.
on taxing 'he chair' he 'n"ue IL" w.
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AUSTIN, rep. y, iooo:
Judge |. a. fascllai offered the Following
resolution:
rp. t y, i, nm NV rHc",Isucv ,bo Pra,i.
onal Governor, and in form him that the Convention
has been organized BY the election of the Hon. J. w
m S, ,hsu nv nn,, rs,J, 10 take Tho
Sonstitn,iona oa,l. anJ receive any communicated
he may desire to make to this body:
After several hours discussion the amend
ment OF John Hancock was ADOPTED, w;
"lnstead Of to take the Constitutional
oath, etc, ITO take the amnesty eath pre-
seribed by the Presidents prociamaIion, II
there be any members oil TINS Convention
who have not taken said oath. Meosrs,
Paschal, DICKSON, Latimer, auerhey anu
Mccormick were appointed the committee
Messrs. Hancock, ROBERTS, FRAZER, men
derson Reeves, and others, opposed the orr
ginal resolution, declaring that the smhes-
~ oath was all that was required
Saunders objected, upon the ground mat
tho Convention was primary BODY, repre-
senting the legislative, Jndiclai ana eAecu-
tive departments, anu ABOVE ana oe,ore
them al Messrs: fascna, anu "uunu s'
spoke IN defence Of the resolutions 'uhory
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

STEAMBOAT AccIDEYrs.-Under the tcle-
graphic head to-day will be found the ae-
counts of no less than three distressing ac-
cidenu from steamboat sxplosions.-one
the r. W. Carter, on the Mississippi, near
vicksburg, another the Missouri, on the
Ohio, and third the Miami, on the Arkan-
s,s river. Among the saved from the r.
W. Carter, We find the names of Major and
Mis-, Johnson, Of kaufman Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

BEAUTIES OF the TELBGHApH.-The GAL
vestan Bulletin, in commenting on the OK
team time made by the telegraph between
Galveston and New Orleans, says that
Gen. Wright tslegraphed form that place to
Gen. Sheridan, to know whether he would
be doing right to permit cattle to be taken
from Texas TO Mexico. In about week,
he received the following answer: "Gen.
Sheridan sees no impropriety in permitting
the emigration Of males and females to
Mexico" Bully for the telegraph.
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ras-E,pecial attention 10 directed to III

la Especial attention 10 directed TO the
uotico OF Mayor Jno. NJ. Crockett, in TO-
days paper, in regard to the Corporation
Occupation Tax. Every person pursuing
any business OF any kind within the limits
Of the Corporation is interested, and il is
their duty as we'll as interest 10 attend
promplly 10 the matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

BUTTER, EGcs, LARD, CnlcxEss.-our
country friends arc informed that We will
,alo any Of the above articles in payment
for subscription to the Dallas Herald. Every
farmer in tho county ought to take the pa-
psr AM how easily he can pay for it from
produce of his farm which will not be
felt? Now is the time to subscribe, and
we expect to get large increase TO our
list in this county. Remember, that news
papers 60 free through the mails within the
county in which they nrs published.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

80 Dry weather has prevailed to such
an extent that, we are told, the wheat is
sufTcring,-n good branching rain would
bring IT out amazingly, and We hope ere
many d,ys 10 have it. Gsrdners who are
preparing their gardens, also feel the want
Of rsin--thsy can put nothing in until We
hnveG good shower or two.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

aFTe are Informed lat tie meml-Ts
n aools ola Teas Battery RESIDENT q
hf- plats sni vicinity. propose en- FRIDAY
evening & rtri seek. % give ianoe e.
to Dallas H,isi. flr tas Js1sFi o. Charles
yaErsiga o member q he Battery. uho is
aear.y bind end incapable q earning a
Iir.htssd- Fncs Of takes, 81. Ttt o.
iset see uast rr-istsozihy rae tna rs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

aa~we have large amount Of Esfrny
and other legal advertisements from Ellis
Conn on hand which were received too late
for this weeks issue. They will appear
next week.