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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

vac stp upward aml onward 81
Such y ono viii u take IN ibis hge,
NJ ohrlsiendom declare herself n.
galnst tle recognition OF tfcnsOn In
b civil war. Win size titus deoIaro
hcrscln a mighty impulse toward
II would she iUeI iron, your inviting
her 10 declare II. Md who know.
9th, NY old and hohorcd aud be-.
loved friend, whether thou art
como to tho Kingdom for such u
time as.thisi Beautiful and glori-
aus for yourself, your country and
mankind will be your chief justice.
ship. " God shuil imIinc' yom tiius
10 illusis'atc w., Aud not u little
would be done toward gaining us
tive heart ofthc south, should you
from your high place say that she
ought not to be put on trial for trca
son. For To try Jefferson Davis 1t
would be to Ivy hersclt'tor it, and u
wrong TO him would be lolt by each
of her agrievcd people to bea wrong
TO himself. slf, ,f Hi. 100000
"IIow sad that the north should
in this, the great trial hour of her
wisdom and integrity, lie found so
mistaken in regard TO hernccds and
duties! She dcnounccs the south
for bringing ON the war. But her
own responsibility FOR il is no less
than the south. Nay in the light
Of the fact that her temptations to
betray freedom and justice were so
much weaker than those which as
sailed the south, her share of the
common responsibility for the war
is far the greater. She clamors for
the punishment of the south under
tho constitution. But she should
feel that the south has been very
severely punished already. She
complains that the south has still a
hard heart. But it is not harder
than her own.
x X II Il ~ * j: X u
"Thc north has dcsolatcd and
estranged the south. Whether all
this was or was not necessary, it is
nevertheless clear that her present
work is to win back and comfort
and bless the south. Great rs is
this work, it can, however, be done.
i: !; y !: y y q; j: \
II have said that we must deal
with the south in the spirit of i'm
partial justice, We must also deal
with her in the spirit of great gen
crosby, and great love. We must
claim no indemnity for the past
We must exact no unnecessary Sc
curly for the future. Wcmust sub
jcct her to no charges and no dis
abilities which arcnot indispensable.
i: X 4: X '4oM x
One thing more, the south is poor
and the north is still rich. Would
it BIO too large an expression of fra
tcrnal love to save the south for
some five or ten years from the i'm
position Of direct national tax?"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07
s6y-Thc attention of all persons is called

s6-The attention Of all persons is called
to the advertisement Of A. Downing, Sr,
U. g. Direct Tax Collector, which will be
found in this days paper. This is the d.
rect tax on all real estate levied by Con-
gress in 1862, and now to he collected. We
understand That the tax Is 20 cents or
Whereabouts, on each 500 worth Of proper
". II will be seen that the tax payer has
aixty days from this time to pay the tax;
but we would adviso all to como forward
and pay with rs little delay MS possible
II not paid within the above time (sixty
days. the land becomes, under the law Of
Congress, forfeited to the Government. "If
that time is lost" says circular from the
President of the Board of U. s. Tax Com-
missioners, now before us, at is a loss to
"the owners of the property. The charges
twill grow upon i. SO that the owners will
"regret the delay, and will BIO ultimately
forfeited to the government, or the whole
''involved in law" .....-.
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sdyThe Pcasc papers are singu'arly de.

t0The Pcasc papers arc singu'arly de-
void of election returns. Some of them do
not even give the vote Of their own counties.
The burden Of their song now is that under
the resolutions passed by Congress amend
ing the Constitution, (Which require the
sanction of the Legislatures of threc-fourths
of the States before they can become part
of the Constitution,) IN entire change is to
he made in the reconstruction policy Of the
government, and that al that has been done
by our Convention will be set aside and 20
for nought. Well we don't deny the posi-
Jihtyof such result but we prefer to wait
and see what the States wi do in the mat.
ter, latft tH Htl .fa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

STovEs-CooKING STovEs-Mcssrs. Hill
and Bowen, Tin and Shect-Iron workers Of
this place, advertise in our columns to-day
the receipt of an assortment of the most
approved patterns Of cooking. stoTes--the
Charter Oak and Diamond patterns
which are universally conceded to be the
best in use If you want one call early at
their establishment, rs they are selling
them at very reduced prices. They can
suit you to any size you want.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

iev LIST OF LETTERS.
nEMAINING in the Post Office, July, l
Ii which il not taken out by August LIST
will be sent to tho Dead Letter Office, Wash
ington, D. G. .-....s ....,, .-.. "a
AIRS Mary J Adams. > -'.-
B-Mrs Margaret Board, 2, Jas. Z. Bark.
lev, John II. Burriss, A. c. Blair, 2, Aurelia
Barlow, Miss II. Beasely, Jno. W. Byrd
Mrs. Joe Borah, 2 G. Breckenridge, Wes!e;
Barnes, Geo. Brown, II D Beckner, Silas 9
burnett, Andrew Bunker. y b''--l
5dC-Mrs. E. A. Colwell, j. ii. Coates, Ja-
cob Campbell (colored) Miss M Cloud, W.
l.. Cornutt, J. W. Chenault, d ID Cameron
De. L. Douns, NJ Donnell, W. c, Dux.
berry, Miss NJ A Davis, Thos Davis, Thos.
NJ. Dyche, Tax Collector Downing Robert
E-Dayid Ellis, Miss Amanda Elliott,
Arthur Edey, Mary j. Elan. ssij -ig.
F-Thos. Fisher, j. d. Fonda, 2 A Ford.
G-Mrs. Margaret led, Jas. Galbrath,
W L Gatlin.
H-Geo. F. Horton, Miss c Hendricks,
] C Henderson, 7 C Hack, Isaac Haudlin,
b b Howell, Eliza Hart Sarah Hart,
VIVA Haley, Fl ] Hill. ......
J-JP Jennings, Mrs. P E Johnson,
Medley Jones, Mrs. NJ jackson.
KID G Kinoaid Jr., Sarah L Kerr, Mrs
s Kingston, Jacob Kirkland. Btsf
2 L-Hiram Lankston, Francis Loupot, w.
] Little, VIM Liggett, DR.. Long, s Lane.
M-Mrs. NJ. r. Mitchell, Thos. Moore,
saiiie A Moore, Miss Susanna Moore, Man
sol Matthews, NJ j Matthews, T j Mccain,
2, Marion Mcdowell, r G McGraw, o G
McWharter, VIM. Marriott, A Nj Massey,
Alrado Moulding, Joe F Myers, I c Marsh,
Mrs. David Manor, VIM Mobres, 7 A Nor
ris. 80 a
iN-Thos. ]. Nash. ifH
P--John Potts, Mrs Rosey Patton, John
Plowman, 2, VIM Purnell. f-....f
R-Capt. 81 Ross, Mary Ray, R Ray,
A Ramsey, R q Russell, DIR A D Rice, J
D Roeson. rla-ff... .- 'H E.i.-
s-Uriah Spring., 2, Abraham H Smith,
Lucy Ann Smith, James Simms, 2, Mrs S c
Sumner, VIM Standby, Thos Strong, Miss
Jennie Scott. J @ 6 eeie, W Spencer, Mrs
E Shaw, @ A Simmons Mrs. ID A Salmon
Jas Sfration. s4f ff.-fjh
III X Thomas, 2, Rob P Thomson, Geo
D Thompson, c. Trigs, Geo W. Turner
Joseph Thar. rt..-
I u-Jas Upcburch. .9a1 e ti'.
w--Augusta Fl Williams, Mrs A G
Wickson,i Sarah A Walker, Gus Wills Al
bert Weir, Matte wilmot John Z. Vain
scott, Willie n West. l-.lsu.
ANY one calling for any Of the above let
tiers, please say Adrerti,ed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

RGTWe cal attention to the advertise
ment of Capt. J. Peak, in to-days paper
who offers for sale IN entirely new assert
ment of new and desirable summer goods,
with which be has recently returned from
New Orleans, consisting of every thing
usually kept in q general merchantile es-
Enlistment in this section, all of which he
is Offering very low for cash, wheat, -four,
Bacon, Lard or wool. His assortment Of
fancy dress goods is particularly desirable
and inviting. Give him call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07
Final Settlement.

lN0. horton, Executor Of the last VIII
d and testament Of Margaret Hopkins,
deceased, has filed in my office his fnsl &C
CONT current with said estate, together
with bis petition praying TO be discharged
from said trust. This Il therefore to noii-
" an persons interested, 10 come forward
=, the next tern Of the Honorable County
Court q Dallas county for probate busi-
ness, TO Be- held Al the Court House in the
town Of Daiiss on the last Monday in IN
", 1883, snd c5nfsst the sane ifthey th,nk
,r.osr. JAS. p. THOMAS.
sr CFk. c. G., D. Q. T.
Jui- % 1ess-f2.St-s
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The Circus.


Is rclfsueu ny ucet VI itb.
Stone, Rosston & Murray's unrlvailcd
combination circus, ir will Be seen By the
advertisement in to.day's paper, and tile
snowy posters about town, win make its
grand eatree into this place on Friday next
the 10Th inst, and give two exhibitions on
that day and evening, at 2 and p. m.
TIE cpmmr fs,isns which have attended
their exhibitions at every plscein the State
that,i has visited warrant us in the asser-
ton that il is decidedly the most splendid
affair Of the kind that has ever passed
through our State. We may merely add
that this circus has be n, fitted up with no
regard to EXPENSE for grind tour through
the entire Southern States, end'ue hayeye
to hear Of the first complaint that 1t does
not come fully up to all its bills promise.
We clip the following notice from the
Henderson Times, as one among thousand
that we have seen Of the same purpcrt
, .swc had the pleasure Of call from
Can't. Tidusarsh. agent Of this circus, on last
Monday, whesA We fosnd to be q most ele-
CANT and pleasant genilenau: He still
sticks 10 the Confederate grey that be vas
wont 10 sport, during tho great carnpassns
of the army Of Tennessee whilst he was on
General Folks staff. 20
No circus, IL we are to judgt from the
reports that reach us, has ever visited this
section Of country that at all compares with
this Eyerythingis said to be complete
and to come fully up to the advertisemente
Ii is not worth while 10 talk about dissnad-
ing people from going to cireusses, iney
herent and uncomfortable. All that can
be done is 10 encourage tie patronage OF
those deserving pas -ensge aud discourage
the patronage Of those not deserving
A ibis il strictly n southern concern
and Of the FIRST order, We advise thoss Who
win patronize such an Institution 70 give
II a rial ~ fhose connected viii u gene
rails are a. clever gent smen swebelfexe
Capf Tidmsrsh 10 be- your patronage van
be prnperly, appreciated, asfs fe8f4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07
BRICK F0R SALE.

vUvHE undersigned have just finished burn
u ing q kiln Of 10000 brick, which they
OFFER for sale in any quantity, and are
reedy 10 perform any kind Of work in their
line, from. the ualline ola well 70 the erec-
ton Of the largest buiiding.
They would further adj that they win
continue to keep always on hand . full
supply Of brick, aud invite an inspection
OF those now on hand, which they. believe
70 be sups rior u any previously offered for
sale in this place.
THOMAS FLYNN & BRO. >
Dallas. July Z, f8G5--42:tf ri 50
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED Texa. Press Disps,ches.I


~ LII. JACKSON, June zi-Morning 8.
NEW YORK, June zo,-Cotton nrm at 90
to 80. F.it y.
Goid 50 TO oo.
wAsnIsoroS, June 25..The position OF
Democratic congressman IN reference to
the Philadelphia Convention is thus stated;
They are favorable to Convention, believ-
ing the representation Of the Southern
States In Congress Is not only tneir rient
but necessary 70 inc harmony snu ProePv,-.
ity of the country; therefore they are wiii-
ing 10 co,operh,e, guy =, no Son'enSn =
perverted for the founding Of a new party,
they prefer ennglhg 20 tne oia.
The House WIFI sdhere 70 us TAX OF nVe
cents on cotion. Inere wiz P,o'.oy oe
COMPROMISE on ~ '~o Ane "s
Inc freeonen DurcAu pii PA'seu .ne
( Senate: 4. .,..b.a. 80 ,,,,.
me tres,aen, mas aPProvea tne Oil ioI
the disposal Oh Puohc iahus 'or no'nes.enu y
TO acihai settlers 10 Aiaoama Mis''ssiPp''
LOUISIANA, Arkahsar anu ~ "a
1AGhsos, June <cLh'en,nx'
New foRK. June -, M.-Cotdon duii at
80 70 1vc. oa'es VI 'ht wees, io'oVo osis''
oofd, foot -,
"AshiSoios, ?une 80 ,n ne nouss n.m'
bers from the Midaie anu western o's'es'
Tor me nrs, une uu,'ns .ne 'sss'Sn, Up
Grated against ana oe'ea,ea new Eng
iand lh.eres. oy auoPmns 'se ne, oe ,,'.s
e,he henirono Tcee' ihls o'I anoNs ene
Union rse,se Iompa"yc c.; ~ '"a"ss NV ''a's
,. ...Js,... sbp t ,
1AcksoS' June 90 ess. 81
NEW 1ohks June <'.-oOui Wv Wv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

ave aW ansbls 10 sl,s any sa'isiae.
tory Arafss IN regard 70 Inc sIseilcn, ihlu
wsek ~ have sbunasace u re'ufn., bat
they Afs 80 scattered snd Unsatisfactory,
,hs, ~ deeIins,o place them 10 oar paper
II h certain. Of ceusse, lI'at NE ocnssrv.
alive candidates for Governor, lieut.. 0ov-
cruor, Comptroller aud Commissioner cf
the GENERAL Land 0nies, are elected by
large majoritIes. ror Attorney General
and State Treasurer, We arc yet unable to
state who arc the successful competitors,
and the same remark will hold good as re.
CARDS the Judges Of the Supreme Court
Forthe Amendments, as far as We have
heard iR'about 20 counties, official and I'M
official, tho vote stands, In favor, 6663i
against 4s49. We are not as yet prepared
to make my estimate Of the result.
AS soon as We can get sufficient data we
shall publish complete returns Of the result
for State officers and for and against the
amendments; andiif our friends in the sur.
rounding counties would send us the ofic-
fal vote for county officers, We would gladly
publish them also.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

RsY Attention is called to the advertise
menl of Thomas Flynn & Bro, who have
just finished burning their first kiln of
brick, which we think is superior to any
we have seen in this place. We know them
to be experienced hands at this business,
and deserving Of the patronage of the PEG.
pie. Give them call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

Ne. az r--te- .s-- - f----t1.
pO-We publish below a. list of State
Senators and Representatives elected, as
far as VIC have been able to ascertain: ID
4..ffs..t SENATORS. 50 t4,fgfr1s
Dallas, Kaufman and Henderson,. X. P.
Record.
Collin and Gray SOM. K. Bumpnss. =
Tarraut, Parker and Johnson-W. Il. Shan.
non. NJ o. Ft 9ai E
Hopkins and Lamar, II. W. Nelson.
Denton &c.-J. NJ. Blount. .......t 8 y
Harris-A. NJ. Gentry.
Galveston, Liberty &c.-F. F. Foscne. q
Travis, Bastrop and Hays-N.. @. Shelby.
Cherokee--R. Z. Quinn. oe gf ~
Harrison and Upshur--C. c. Coppedge.
Pamela, Shelby and Sabine-John Hankla.
Rusk-J @. Brown.
tgiii 4; REpREsExTATIvEs. 4.!s n
Dallas--A.,M. Cochran and Nat, NJ. Bur-
ford. e.,tt mE ilr Ft
Collin and Grayson-Geo, II. Reeves.
Collin-Ed. Chambers. -
Grayson- = Holford. i9se fiao
Tarrant--Sam. Evans.
Kaufman, Henderson and Van Zandt-J.
Y. Dashiell, Wiley. STA 'fs
Hunt-H, d. Simons. ,.,,t
Travis-Geo. Hancock.
Lamar-David II. Davis. -eiifc ii4 "o,F
Lamarand Hopkins-L. G. Harmon. ja9iT
Red River--W. II. Hooks. srai r. - .'g
Denton-W. A. Kendall. ss,, "a. o,-.'f
Fannin and Hunt-W. Q, Wbitsett. D.,
Ellis, Johnson and Parker-B II Hendley,
C. L. Jordan. 'i
Harris : Smith, - Brady ag 3 =
Galveston and Brazoria--M. s. Munson.
Galyeston-P. Merriman. gt. rT
Travis and Williamson--Geo Glasscock.
Cherokee-T. r. Bonner, A. c. Daniel.
Liberty-R. C. Trowell. 81
sBclby-D. NJ. Short. - il2 l'l1n- .lf
Rusk-G. w. Diamond and Mark Stroud. Z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

INDIANS IN PARKER CoUsTY.-We learn
that a party of Indians attacked small
settlement, Sprigtown, miles Northeast Of
Veal's Station in Parker county, on FRI
day of last week, and fight between
tire citizens and Indians ensued, in which
one white man, Mr.. Clark, was killed and
two wounded; none of the Indians were
known to have been injured The Indians
subsequently travelled down the valley of
the Brazos, as far as the vicinity of Conan
che Peak, in, johnson county, gathering up
s'lsrge number Of horses; with which they
returned north. They were followed by
several parties of citizens and also COM
pany of q. 8. Cavalry stationed in Parker
county, but up to our last ddsiecs had not
been overtaken. Our informant says that
in going out they travelled over rs miles in
one day. We are not able to gsther any
further particulars-the number Of the IN
dians, or the names of the white men killed
and wounded. 9af ifhitfaA IA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

A wealthy Baltimore gentleman says
that bail 70 the amount OF S2,00O,O00 can
be procured In that city at five hours no.
tice for Mr.. Davis. The letter further states
that SIS, 900 have been quickly subscribed
towards defraying the expenses Of his trial
and that 100000 more can be raised If
necessary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

!, E@-Thc Marshall Republican says that
the entire vote of Upshur county was cast
in favor of the amendments. The same
county gave Psass II votes only. In Har-
risen county, Pease gets out of 800 votes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07
ras.We clip the following from the Ty'
Ter Reporter of the 4th inst

EARTnouAKE.--It is rather uncommon
to experience earthquakes in this latitude,
but something resulting very much like one
visited this place last Saturday. Several
houses were bumped about snartly, and
various people considerably demoralized.
These ground shakes were con ned to cer-
tain localities, and biologists attribute them
to local causes--supposed TO be something
in the atmosphere, as one of Bill APPS Is
karat odors was perceptible in the agitated
regions, similar to that often found on the
coast Of Africa. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

ED-We neglected last week to notice the
very extensive and desirable stock Of goods
just opened and offering for sale by Messrs.
W.. II. Prather s. Co., North Side Of the
Square, purchased by that eonnoisser in
taste, Capt. W. L. Murphy. Particularly
do they solicit attention to their large line
Of new and stylish hats, boots, shoes, &C.,
both. for lHdies and gentlemen, which, hav-
ing been bought at remarkably low figures,
they can offer at such prices as to insure
satisfaction. Go and see what they have
got, and our wordfor ityou will be pleased.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

sB~There was some appearance yester-
day of rain, and slight sprinkle did fall
about daylight. 1t is much needed and
without it the corn crop in this vicinity
will lie very short.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

in%we call the attention Of all persons
needing such articles to the Advertisement
in this paper Of "Fsssmsn's Patent Iron
Ties, for Cotton and Wool Bales. The I'D
va1tages Of this mode Of binding are mahy
and important to-the PLANTER. anf are ac-
knowledeed by all who have used them.
They are cheaper, stronger, and the risk
from FIRE Is greatly lessoned. Their strength
is not impaired by expense rs is The case
with rope, and the great saving in cost is
alone strong recODmendation in their
favor.
Parties interested, and wishing further
inforba zen; will find samples N The Store
Of Cspt. J. Peak in this place, sho lie pre-
pared 70 I'll orders at short notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

D@The newly elected county officers Of
this county have been qualified and are
now in the discharge of their duties. ban
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

s.7rTt rfii'bsissen By ih.ir advertise.
nent in to-dsy's Psver, that Messrs- Hsr5.
d Sons Eiil ffks idrexetrnse for cords
West Flour. Bseon, Lad tc5 atshe hsEh-
eat uszrkst prices ana VIZ sell g6o'f n n,
loves. cash prieef. 6ise fben esH a
Ali. s7uonf sid stand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

Rlg-Mr F. Crutch6eld in the Hirsh
building has just receiysd an addition TO
his stock, comprising almost anything that
can be called for. He is just opening them,
and invites his friends to give him a call.
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RATES OF ADvERTTsIN&...


pi,ino serviccwf,l ',c hold IN w every Sunday
morning, l011 o'clock, and in the evening at o.
clock, In the upper room ot Hrshs brick building.
r a ~. sf.t,. GEO. ROTTENSTEiN. 2
PRAYER Books for sale at Messrs. ". II. Prather 4
Co.'S The proceeds to deirny contingent expenses Of
the Parish. lf, $50 ~ lfftss p
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U. s. Tax Notice,

e. ri Ds -. IA NOtlCCsI FET
To the Tax Payers Of Dallas County.
rUvHE United stsfes Tar Roll for The coun-
II " Of Dallas and STATE of fenss ner
completed. and the tares thereon levied IN
der sna 81 virtue OF an act entitled car
set foribe coiireiion Of iirecf iares in IN.
.urr-ciionary districts within the United
States. and for e,her Purposes, approved
lure 7ts 1868, ~ill be payable a. Dallas
An l,fs and parcels Of land within sal
districi on v6iEh he t.rss fhaif' not Be
rata fiihib szsy days VII Be forfeited 70
- 80 R6BT. x. SMITH
-...es A n. LATINER<
A. J. COLEMAN,
Direct Tar Connissionsrt for Terss.
A. DOWNING, sr, collsctor.
yuiy "a. ls5s-l2-2nos
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r~we learn fhaT Capt. yssper W. Jtb

fTW We learn that Capt Jssper W John'
son has nov the machinery necessary for
slsfge snd superior erisi MIL, Oh tie va,
from New York, which be inrends erecting
about : ors miles North Of tbe toyn O
kaufman. This is an enterprise sfesfis
needed in that County. We are iifornsd
hat there Is at present no Min nthe couh-
~. and al grrin has 70 come 70 this o.
cher cpus tissfo be ground We wish ths
rspsxir success In his lsudsble enterprise.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

Ourrs.eene5 ffiebd, Or. L L Vas zszDr,
Formerly = resident q fhis pl-te, has SCI
tied in D.1is. he b.s many warn Friends
ana admirers IN ffiscounty. " fn.1r Feef
opinio. % Min rerson.ilts sna srYr.cisI
ton Of his fsisris can have sry rsieht
he viii obtain An srttnrivs and lucrstivs
p-setics IN In ner hons.-ksrfsen Rs-
-rrpEc-1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

United States Patent, April 1865.
THE above Cut represents three Of the
/ Button and three of the Buckle Tie, as they
appear on n bale OF Cotton.
The hoops arc cut lengths Of 10, 10 and ii feet
Ten feet are most gene rally used. but 10] and II are
sometimes required for large bales The buckles are
fastened TO the hoops the buttons will DO put up In
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-07

TESsMs---In 4. 3. Currency 20
scription ons year,......--.-...... ....... SO %
BIN hionthH,............,.. ...".... - - =
three montbs,....... .............. I as
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One thing more, the south is poor
and the north is still rich. Would
it be too large an expression of fra
tcrnal love to save the south for
some five or ten years from the i'm
position Of direct national tax? '
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the constitution at ono point. Its
lack of plainness at another and
most vital point is of itself suifici-
emit reason why the south should
not be held for treason. 1t was not
slavery alone, but slavery combined
with thesdoetrine of State scver-
eighty, that brought on the war.
Since no small share of the states
men of the north and large major
ity of the statesmen of tire soath,
including even Jefferson and Aadi-
SON.. have believed that they saw
this doctrine in the constitution il
il idle to say that adequate pains
were taken to shut it and all SEM
blance of it out of the constitution. y
MrsSmith argues this point of the
right of the southern people to be
treated as a conquered people, ae-
cor6ing 10 the usagss of civilised
warfare and the prinsiples of q lib
eral. humane and enlightened poll
cy. with much force and eisqpegee.
We do not consider it necessary TO
quote any of those passages Of his
letter which touch the question Of
negro suffrage. Hero he is crazy-
Absolutely crazy. No eupheplisrn-
VIII express the extent Of the mon
omaniscsa iniatustion. In all elsc
hsi reasonable. clear, logical. and
t.,nner.taft clooueuk We qaote
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