Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23


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Tising a. Elys iiluh a. dark, Tied up aud
remained all nishi, SuNBAE, May u, 1875,
Rainel again just lefore daylight, not
heavily, hoNsV q rather gloomy morning.
took some nice Wooi ahaarl, bieakiaslel
aud al half past q An, started ran ! hours
liei uE rrmaiHel huurs, aud started
asalni encountered Que o, tao distractions
aud about one mile hslog the mouth Of
White Rock Greek found very ragged
place In the river uf mile ia length
these 0bstHelions consisted Of few old
snags or saWyers towards the centre OF Ihs
sIrram, aud lanl-sliles from both sides Of
the river AZ the same place, thus bringing
the willows from each side ~ pear that
that their tops would almost in'erlaee ia
tho centre. This is the worst place We
found la the river, aud will require mare
work than any other place between Dallas
aud the RAN, Half a nile above this there
are several tue springs, bursting out Of
the east bank, and their bright waters go
sparkling 10 the river, Arrived NJ Millers
Ferry at II o'clock AM tied up; took on
wood, water, Sc, aud AZ ! o'clock started
again, aud AZ ihrce o'clock lirl up hal:
mile above Turbeville's farm TO make eS
aminaiions. The river from Nlillers Ferry
up TO where We are Is very good, except ~
one or two places. The ran OF drifI Zig
u-ly promised TO cut out was still there,
and the aforesaid u-ly not To be found
felt ourselves yiciimiEed by U-ly, who
got three drinks aud ride on the boat,
and didn't cut the logs. Well, Republics
are ungrateiul; aud suppose he feels that
he has the same privilege. But, "ln shade
let him rest" SC, Another place rather
bid above the mouth Of Cedar Greek, but
with little expense anl labor the obstruc'
lions could be removed, At o'clock started
again, aud arrived nt Dallas NJ 3 o'clock,
where we were heartily greeted by the hun.
ireds Of bright faces who bad assembled
On the shore to welcome us "home again
| should not forget, however, to mention
that we took on board goodly number of
The citizens of Dallas n short distance be.
.ow town, and just in time to close out our
stock of "lagcr' on hand, (Which, by the
way, was the only beverage aboard-intox- !
icating liquors being interdic,cl on the
entire trip And now we arc here-have
seen "home and friends once MORE" let us |
see what we can do by way Of nrousing the
people to a sense of their own pecuniary |
interest and that of the whole country. |
Down trip, running time 4 hours-upward
Trip, running time 10 hours. Distance,
from 40 to AZ miles.