Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-19
Brazilian Lies.

,' sSNyH"'o VI tnp po"h-
~ W"uP' ~ PNppnern peopleyho
MY glhe 1hcre'e ME- punnvone
" ,nv So"VSSsSh Wh0 qua 50 muci,
70 WqNcn Peop!eto 80 thercT-is said
70 haS o'Slt fparvcplarly untortit1
na,e ~ 9ls SELECTION OF = place.
iihg PS0R'e say he was fooled by
an ,o,d hunter. (lhe same he speaks
olln his b2okp) Col ,McMpllen has
made nus, better selection Of LAND
n"t ~ ~ HpN always NIL be- ditiir
CUT 9i access Dr: Gastons traet
iS ABOUT On u pr Win NJ, Dunn s."
Oo'tou' l am sa,ished,, WlH beIa
compete allpro there, We, We're
mere seven weeks, and it rained
eHc vi more tlmf5 every Gay, except
Ive' ana " ;W9S lac beginning ofthe
'eI 1rIsp Ispilsp'.,-r,l ,Yie1eI rspr q u
nv S,u"o S,mu"o Wufcr ic"pt'ohS Pe9Pie
.i""'ul,1ps W.? y nNg,tlc9h paper, ca'iea
.ne , ), pnraA.''an '4m'SraI,oh heporT
W, N,n'een' nc Nays' "tGlis the most
astou alql u''ui!nSS y stories caicUiatea ior
;sSnn SnY l'I' ), su, .,,an n ., me states none
Y'Voo .Is,Vo ~ 90, ~ nuanscre"u, VI LOU
is'anal Is una ga'nered p from ono painting
.ne -yalue o. Slo,Voo' ana estimated
,e' eno neN' ,.e: g'cncfnnS rom ine same
''ah,'ng az Spun In tnis there
.Ia - .'DS E y mora o' u Ire'n, us u seems
the i,oc!or had not planted at at
nSu'i'' Hsu' IL si,!' :. MeSsls, Paihian
' ,.o..I"' p,i i.'o .l'i''''r'N'nhu' ul"'i''''rN'nhu' WIN IVY
.s n".as' coIecooo sco ooo IN 1ho year Proquee
Molui ,i Soo',vo' o IN y CERTAIN
Ahow,cuSe, thcSe gentlemen diu,not
t1iec.c I u? peck Oh anythIngIthoy
naa no.pahE, planted; 1li 1OloMessrs,
tLaiison ,t q hncasg' Vne paper says
eney raised ON inc no traarihn
soooo worth OF ffoaacel, The true
[ePorl Is that'ch-heesc so'd hls sh9rS,
thgli) Oh thatcfop Tor iSloo ana lott
II saw nm yesterday: again,
Alr' 1eoFse llart' OF il'sslsslppl, we
".o .o'u, ov'p''p''. VIZ einonn inWo ,,Sn e.
Thtsl year q h'tsNeSs az isAoTo. 10y 10y
iitsn lie mn'gnt Buthela'dh 2. @ realize ,tw9
- ,'1, ,I 80 wy @ lhAthi '.oras Plan'eu
~ Fpo'ths' ''''uyl'no iaheSaeis' 'laC up
/ Ih4g, Heportttoro {'It4er says that
AT, "a Il. gPpnter, planted on tho
Rio Docc,D and gathered t,o..t he
amount OF S2p,QRodi fWhen that
article was writtep Old DIR. G9nter
b hadn't been on the pocet long enough
TO ,1 Dnlll shanties for his, negroes
10 The same writer says no is very
ANXIOUS TO remain 10 Brazil ifho,can
tlnd |,Where, a iami'y may live com
fortably with even a moderate re-
Immigration for it's capital and labor,
and be on an equal tpoting with, its
d own poorest nqppie.B .Ba nBpthe adds,
las yet | have not found that
place. Capt Jones, will say about
the same thing to his. father, and
ask him to, hold on till hasees moro.
lie likes the coHnNy, ifanything,
!; Tess than lido, ;Hid lpmes less than
either." ."}9afgio1 xJo rEdt no ss1ov
l.. This, lQttcr, Hyppbllshed in tho
B2ssier Ga9, BapnGr of ,the 14th
nit, and isigvodr bys Geo. NJ San.
/ d!dSc.-GW. AeSs.G mod, bis o.
b,a,,- 57fJ =, z-77- ~ n 77'it' it'I551t-, 10
bio ,+N>lEy\tER D@EsPAlRR,sTFlIhere ~ aEe tIhoso
whose loyalty 70 tho mon mon lkSSf0peR
,ttosN5PLcl9n,, tRHf hpYe 9eSht 9e};t " StA3H4H
lngl Ss;llhptpe Sllhppe the n, el?fso o. lhc ldhce yWYn, '"
sustain the iqoctrIhc that ~ Us tIhe COUP
try IS ruined, anH lllia3 lnaat " g WI never
again be as proSp4Eo,nnss I}si Ias ~ y times
past, People that, after the expert
enfo Of the past two years, sqlf en-
tertaln such Opinions elther, eiose
their eyes to most glarlng facts or
their vision is obscured to every
thing but their own dirk faneies.
That the South is temporarily ruin
"a, ana that She viii continue, to-
'Bua'vr until reconstructed, .cannoG
be doubted but that this applies to
the North, except in IL very limited
dcgrcc, is not truc... As to the con
dilion Of the South, We are Of those
that never despair. We confidently
Hope that there IS d great and ,glo-
rious future for the South. , History
i'has dcmonstrat d the fact that tho
2 human race has never taken a back
ward step. 1t mattcrs not how un-
toward may have seemed to be
events, nor how black the cloud
That hung its pail over nation, the
.denouemeat has always been an cyl
dence that, Providence will "shape
our ends, rough- hewI them as wo
may" And so we expect it will be
with the South. After w have
zone tbrouyh the nurging fires of.
Fiji S reconstru.tion process the.
f,ou,i. yv;ii r..il y A.s~:..,i i.1-7i-
ry will shine more resp'endent than
ever before. With commerce -four
ishing, emigration viii pour in its
tide oflhuman wealth, and multi
tubes of small farmers vii! clear our
DrAiries. swamDs and fOrcrts.ii We.