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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15
GRAND OPERA
Turner Hall,

APRIL eshn, e0d, and sOth.
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Second Night OF the Re-opening.
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ILLINOIS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

MARTIN GoLDEN, Lessee and Manager.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

To- hissnf sFtaf ntFrtt nsrsf %
EsFsussfsuFu Oa ssiurtsT. Me- ia
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lies i,ssssilJ. - hisssssis. a. isis :
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MAJ Mat Is - b. thsssls u Esl
sls after sIAassiing The sFiitsis shist
he ala sssiass Ais aissIsaIy % saturday,
snt tsins siigaaiisri IL tara siih even
na.HsT n iHhnsas aesusaiisn, sheali
ssnsluis as this hsHHslly ala "a Nsniay
We give The tHals sHsiTs, in sTisT tLal al
the PTissiRal asisTs say spear At lhs
fssiliEh.s saL The Speaker appropriately
a. ihsiT ksad-
Mr. DsAHslly, Ia he PFsssAi isnpsI
u the House, ssuli ssk shsihsT il sssld
be prsIsT for lhs iisuss 10 imiiais ths a.
lasiTieas sKamPls that sas set 81 the slLrl
cad II The AEsnnr, snd 50 sal shd iake !
iTinkg lGTsat laughter
MIR, hasLburhs, u lilinois, | Lsl0Rg
Ma, Speaker " The IsnpsTanss sosls1y
lAugiisT,
''Ihs speaker The Chair sanaOi an,
s~sT the question Of The ssnilsmsa fr0m
Minnesota, bat he is alNays sTaiifsi Al lhs
settlement II such differences bslNsgn
nsnbsrs nP0R the floor,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
FORESTER,
ng III, last 0alre,ton RepublIea

nsT The last Galveston Republican
(RsdieaD says that the members Of 3
church in Texas employed orion's cireu.
to give performance for tho benefit oil
their church. or course, Il Is an unmiti.
gated lie. Blu, this is the way Northern
opinion Of the South Is manufactured. We
soon expect to see something like the fol-
lowing going the rounds Of the Northern
press:
"FuSSr.-A leading paper, published nj
Galveston, gives an account OF Ortoni Cir.
Gus being called upon to perform for the
benefit OF Methodist Church in Texas.
or course our old friend Orion complied,
but he must have smiled ut the simplicity
Of Texas Christians
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

CAN 1T be So2--Week before last, as w
are informed by letter, the Indians came
to the camp Of the soldiers, near Weather
ford, Parker county, and took away fifty
mules. GAN is not gold that glitters;
neither is every one that wears red paint
moceasins, buckskin brooches, or brooch
clout, an Indian. It is suspected that the
supposed horse-thieves and robbers, who
have been doing "a land Office business
for several months past, in certain locali
ties, are not Indians by a long shot-buI
Yankee adventures, tho type of which
may BIO seen stopping for q night or day
at almost every town and crossroads in
Texas. The red Indians don't do all the
deviltry perpelratod in the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
COMMERCIAL, MONETARY.

lesiiaiai So ~ Fslus = Gailassa. .si Hsssas.
GAlftsIus, lsat e.-Ihs rsiiaz a.fsE 10 q
tsst $50, ts1ffs tfiitrs ttfif assIts a. o., 81
AsAasft 49, is1l nElg 80 tals % fFlsrist Il lafs
- isaat ordinary. Waaigitaaf Halaiatl 81 lss
hasi-iesrs . SEA iassiu, 80 hagrrs iilliis
has FFfififtft eFrfsitaas nsitrrt a. - Fuia1s
ihtif Ififrs thaa.h ihs stsirfs sHfsFaFself 10
tfsF a ~ sslss iaHtaF ssTth TelrdtiEs dhs 90
srifit sfs 40 ~ sake halai- Ilsrr kss tore
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81 lais, sAih Tziss 81 ihs riass sliFtE-T As
f.is A.' iass ls, tsyiHs "a ssiiiss al h'sis
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lls2nA, H-G,ld lasA, Gaiiun Dali sni IIio4s 100
o.. 80 !, ~ o. 3lr kfFsilas - tks ssFk seen
tales ssiss $50 bales sHIaTts l.sn isissi si,sks
81 O." h.lus Tesiris a Ill tsiiFi States I'is ist
haiss EIfhsnsr steady
june EsrhihE told rlasfA a. lSS'. Galtan
slassi dell taI sEshsasui sale. 40 haissi "a
change steady.
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monsY, aS' "a 49,. ga .nrosuI Bad. IsIs
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
DIR. BALDWIN AND MOTHER Wan


DIR. BALDWIN AND ANOTHER WAR.
A paragraph from the Columbia
Herald recently gained extensive
circulation, in which the Rev. DR.
Baldwin was reported as declaring,
just before his death, that another
and terrible war would be waged
on this continent during the present
year. The following facts, says the
Nashville Banner, has been learned
from DR.. r. III. Rivers, which fully
corroborate the statement in the
Herald. In January, 1862, DR..
Baldwin wrote letter to General
Thomas Rivers in which he said -
The present war will not finally set
tie the question at issue. Especial
ly is this true in reference to the
status of the negro. Another war
will shortly succeed this, far more
terrible than the present. 1t will
be to the present as were the Indian
and French wars to the war of the
Revolution. The second war will
determine for all time, the status of
the negro. He will be made subor-
dinate to the white race, not only
in tho South, but throughout the
world.
This letter was shown to DIR. Riv.
ers by the widow of his brother, and
but short time prior to the lament
ed death of DIR. Baldwin. He imme-
diately wrote to DIR. B. and asked
him if his opinions had changed
since the close of the war. The re-
ply was. "My principles have not
changed. According to my under
standing ofprophecy, another war is
soon to convulse this continent.
The issue is certain. The Hamitic
race will be made subject forever to
the Japbetic race. l do not say that
slavery will be re-establishcd but
Japbet must have dominion" He
went on further to say, that he had
never committed an error in the in
of prophecy; that be
was preparing a work which he had
read in manuscript to the Rev. F. A.
Owen and others, in which he has
old with perfect accuracy the war
between Italy, Prussia, and Austria,
wen to the day and hour Of lis dec
aratiOn. He said, "My theories
rave sometimes been erroneous, but
ny interpretations have always been |
Iueh as were established by facts"
Do not the times appear TO indi-
ate that DR. Baldwin was right, and |
re are on the eve Of terrible eveDts7
TLouisvills Journal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13


MILITARY GovERSoR's MBsskaE.-Under
date Of June 3D., Z. NJ. Pease, military
governor of Texas, sent q message to the
so.called Constitutional invention, tell
ing that omnium gatherum what they must
do; and amongst ether things, he is very
emphatic in giving tho mongrel delegates
to understand that they "are expected to
Temporarily disfranchisc number of
those who participated in the Rebellion,
sufficient to place the political power Of the
State into tie hands of those who are loyal
to the United States Government-tha is,
they are expected to frame a constitution
that will disfranchise enough of the anti
Radical people to keep the Radical party in
power.
lie represents the Treasury in rather
dilapidatcd condition-and probably to in
crease the pap, recommends tho sale of
large slice Of the public territory.
"Governor" Pcnse is evidently secretly
ashamed of having accepted the guberna.
torinl chair-a position which of right
should be filled by HON. W Throck morton,
who was fairly, regularly and constitution
ally elected by the white men, bona fido
citizens and voters Of the State, over this
Same E. NJ. Pease by majority of 36,5SO
votes. Mr.. Pease makes q contemplate
effort to soothe the wound of his violated
conscience by stating his belief that the
enfra nchised niggers and ab inito loyal
men constitute q majority Of the 100000
people Of the State.
In assuming any disloyalty to the Gen.
eral Government on the part Of the Texas
people, Mr.. Pease takes advantage Of the
peoples disfranchsement to insult them,
and shows himself beneath the dignity Of
a Governor by dealing in assumption with
cut data. II he means the people Of Texas
are disloyal to the Radical party, we say
yea, verify; but il he says disloyalty to
the Radical party is disloyalty to the Con-
stitution, Union and General Government
of the United States, he must be either
knave or fool. Yet he and others in like
responsible positions are attempting de die
in diem 10 make the world believe that the
Texans are q mob Of disarmed rampant
rebels who, il they could obtain weapons,
would re-ennct the bloody scenes Of Shiloh
and Manassas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

Bay l. Nussbaums big advertisement
seems to have had the desired effect; for he
has been quite busy delivering goods 10
customers ever since its appearance. His
ample and comprehensive stock Of all
goods in his limo is exceedingly hard to
equal and cannot be surpassed. lie is de-
termined, he says, not to be undersod. His
ready. made clothing and exquisite styles
Of dress goods for the ladies must attract
a ttention and purchasers. As will be seen
by his advertisement, Mr.. Nussbaum is
located Mt Caruth's old stand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

TELEGRAPH LINE.-Weagree with
the Houston Telegraph that tele-
graph from Bryan to Dallas is the
line most needed, all our business
is in that direction. and of course
the line should be built. We want
to get in telegraph communication
with the outer world, we are tired
of depending on Uncle Sans slow
coaches for every item of news we
get, and must take the "best chan
ces." Tyler is offered TO us.
Dallas Herald.
We spoke some time ago the poll
cy of establishing a telegraph line
to Jefferson; upon reflection, we
would suggest Dallas and connect
at that point if a line is established:
There is nothing to prevent the
completion ofthe enterprise fright
ly considered, interest taken and en-
ergy exerted. Dallas county has
no advantages over US in a financial
point of view; we have equally the
wealth and means to carry out our
part in the matter. while other coun-
ties through which it would pass
could lend US their aid. and in time
the line could extend from this point
to Galveston or Houston, then all
lines could join to the
main line.
TParis Journal Of Civilization.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

The arrangements n naiaro sru
aimirabis sseiaimsi lassis duF
log high sind, The same wini
shieh disarTabgss our eriholins.
blows dust ini0 the eyes ~ the
wicked young men who would take
advantage " our confession
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

A man by the name Of Chambliss
charged with horse stealing, at.
tempted to escape from the officer,
at Dallas, and was shot and killed.
bryan Newsletter.
II has been long since this thing happened,
but we publish IL now rs fact "Better
late than never"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
Picked up on the Mckinney Road.
AT Hong,
June 10. lhds.

June 10, lsds, ]
DoaF Rresi'
This 10 Psnned In haste and sent by ih'
bearer merely TO tell you that was il
for by me ! bought from kealon & JohnsOn
aud you will be surprised when you Learn
what paid fsI them, they are 20 low.
have more than halt your money let, I
you or any Of our friends want goods, b
SURF aud hear their prices before you Ihini
Of purchasing elsewhere, They will dc
what they say they will In their large
handbllls, will see you ON Wednesday
neat Bette will be over this evening.
Your friend,
GDRRPSTPR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

t9- Our eotemPOrary Of the WAIshaehis
Argu, has no faith in ID. navigation Of the
Trinity. He shouldn't tell the world his
doubt, on this point. Tier. is no ground
for them. We shall, ore day, h.v. both
navigation ard r.ilrosd facilities at Dsl-
las.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

IA By r.fs-ene. TO the "Telsgrspbie, .
ID will be seen that Ssmbo has been doing
a little killing and eufsing up shines gen
orally in the Ten-HiIes-sq1srs." The
uigrsrs there viii get worse before they're
better. The RAIDS who have made pet Of
ths niger viii some dsy realize the moral
q he story Of the farmer rbo placed a
frU1sr viper in his bosom and warmed the
uBgrstsful reptile into life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
Public Meeting.

GALVESTON, June D, 1868.
A meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce is requested to be held.
as soon as deemed convenient. for
the purpose of taking into consid.
Grafton matters of importance con
ncctcd with the navigation. Of Trim
ity river to Dallas.
Ball. Hutchings& CO., Wallis, Landcs l. Co.
R.& d G. Mile, A. Sessums & Co.,
7. II. McMahan 4 Co., Brown Lang,
Us. & J. y. sydnor, Geo. W. Baylor,
jaime. soriey, s. 4. Loeb,
Schmidt voigt, A. @. McKeen,
The letter of Capt. McGarvey,
published yesterday, is to the point.
1t tells what he believes can be done,
in tho way ofnavigating the Trinity,
and how it may be done. 1t tells
us that, having lately run a small
steamboat to Dallas, he found a
river large enough to run to Dallas
a steamboat as large as any that
has ever been to Magnolia; and that
the river to Dallas is as good as Buff.
falo Bayou from Lynchburg to Har
risburg; a river "with but few snags,
no sand bars or rock shoals, and with
sufficient depth of water to run six
months in the year with large boats,
and nine months in the year with
Fighter boats, from Magnolia to
Dallas"
We repeat this because lis worthy
of repetition; and we also call atten-
ton to the fact that some of the
finest, most prosperous communities
in the State, which have prospects
OF almost unlimited development,
offer "to change their market, by
way Of Shreveport to New Orleans,
to Galveston"
We need not, however, open out
on the commercial value of the facts
and propositions. Capt. McGarvey
and the Dallas Herald have sugges-
ted them,. and they are well under
stood. by the merchants and bust
ness men of Galveston. But we
will say that the people who thus
propose to deal with us are in earn
est, and are sensitive in proportion
to their earnestpess and honesty,
and their good faith in the impor-
lance of their suggestions. A
proper appreciation of these will
make them our hearty friends, and
liberal co-workers, while the con
trary course will very naturally and
Justly be considered offensive. Let
us meet theirs and every other sim
liar offer and project, in the proper
spirit If there are objections, let
tksm be respectfully stated Int let
it not be said either in Dallas, or 10
Kansas, or in any other place which
looks 10 and works for commercial
connection with us, either that we
arc waiting for others TO do an the
work for the increase Of our trade,
or that we have no enlarged ideas
o. designs Of our own, and no re-
spcct for the opinions and wishes
Of other people on the subject
rGAlvesfsn News June 2.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

eSD-SnbseribrTs TO the ilrEALp In Ian
caster aud vicinity, can settle their sub
serlpiiohs with RoBrRr BRoTnEHToS, Rsa,,
Of the firm of HrOiheTion & Co, Who Is duly
authorised To receiV. and receipt for any
moneys due the Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
Administrator Notice.

HAvlNG been appointed administrator
Tarrant County, at the May Term, 1868, OF
said Court, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified TO
present them, as the law directs, and all
persons indebted TO said estate will save
cost by immediate payment.
$. TERRY, Administrator.
June Q, lSGS-3G6w-printsr's fee 50 IS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

B6r The Radical Congress. at last sc-
counts, vas engaged in discussing the de-
tails Of q new ta1 bill. The debate was 30
dull, unimpOrtsnt and indesisirs, that we
threw i out Of our tslegraPhie reIort-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
TitISIIy ItIyiiIs.

Letter q Csri n nsOsf'sy ca ~ .
hssiisf q tht Gslftsisa Ch.sslsf u
ls.ssfrs hsasTts " 10 0slsssisu
l-ily Ness
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

l'uiiiiralnr Legislative Caidasii
Judiciary A J ilamilion
General Provisions M q liam
ilion.
Executive Lindsay.
Finance Whiim0ro.
Elueaii0h-Talb0t.
lnternal Improvements RlAni-
gan.
Observation-Disclosures.
fublio Debt-ATmstrOng, Of La
mar,
Public l.ands-LiPPard,
AppoTtiOnment-NaTnell.
State Aiiairs-iiray.
Federal RelatiOns-Eyans, OF
Mcclellan.
PriniiRg-IhOmas.
Contingent ENpenses-MeCor,
mick,
Commerce and Manufactures
Phillips, of Wharton,
Evans, Of Mcclellan, offered 10
solution in effect declaring null and
void from tho beginning, all laws,
ordinances and DEGREES passed or
enacted by any convention or legis-
lative body since tho assembling Of
the Secession Convention of 1861,
IL went To the Committee on Fed,
eral Relations,
Flanagan offered a resolution ap.
proprianting ono numbered aud
twenty-five thousand dollars TO pay
expenses of Convention, and fixing
per diem At fifteen dollars. Invent
TO the Committee on Contingent
Expenses.
Mullins presented the following:
Resolved, That this Convention was
called by, in pursuance of, aud
derives its powers, whatever they
may be, solely from the laws Of Con.
gress, known rs reconstruction acts
under said laws possesses no legis.
latiyc powers beyond the formation
ola constitution for the State of
Texas. Referred TO Committee on
State Affairs.
Mr.. Flanagan reported an ordin.
anco suspcnding all shcriifs' and
constablos' sales. Referred to Judi.
ciary Committee.
Caldwell offered resolution that
a select committee of five DO ap.
pointed, to whom shall DO referred
tho lawlessncss and violence said to
pcrvadc tho State, and that they
have leave to report by declaration
or otherwise. Adopted.
Hamilton, of Travis, offered ro.
solution that tho Judiciary Com.
mittec be requested to consider the
Of requesting Congress to
so amend the Reconstruction Laws
as to allow this Convection to APPOINT
the Boards os Registration. Adop-
ted.
Hamilton, of Bastrop, offered a
resolution that n committee DO ap.
pointed to report plain of forming
II constitution and such other work
as may be deemed proper for this
to consider, eschewing
all subjects coming within the lc-
gitimate scope of the legislative
branch of the government proposed
to be organized. Lost-yeas 20,
nays so.
Unfinished business of yesterday
looking the appointment of com
mittee on credentials-tabled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

f6- The Radicals Of San Antonio, in
this State, prepared to celebrate the i'm
parchment Of President johnson, piling
up q large number Of tsr-bArrels and other
eombustibles. As yet the torch has not
been applied.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

tar We have in tyre shOihsr seed letter
frOm our accomplished correspondent
"caPl John, which will be read With iR'
tsrssr We regret the nsssssliy u laying
il over until neat seek.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

In Washington a woman shot a
man because hedid not marry her
in Cincinnati another shot one be
cause be did. What can a bachelor
do to save his bacon?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

~ We publish tbs card q Capt Ne
Garvsy 10 he merchants Of Ghlvssios and
the rsn-rks Of The Esrs in references 10
that csrd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
State Executive Conservative Com,

JOHN HANCOCK, II Travis, cis1ssa
J,N, HENDERSON, 81 harris,
\. A, MAVERICK, u RsxSr,
RICHARD cOkR ~ MslsRRAh,
HAMILTON stuart, 81 0aiVsslsn,
l., u, EVANS, az IlsTTiseH,
J, W, fiiROck MORTON, o. Collin,
JAS, u, STARR, sf NsesgiSshss,
Il, s GObkD, sf Leon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

cD- The papers report eighty negroes in
tho South Carolina Legislature. Eighty
mules would answer as we'll. What fate
for the land Of Calhoun and IIaynel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
NEW HOOKS.

fAs taifssiag hs- Rssls .iii 10 fssHA e. ssl. a.
tls hsrati onrr, AZ ~ rFi0ss Asrasa
LIS shi GsmIaisns sftFn 2 !, isieNsNalll JAsk
80, - Il. I. isinsg,-HeIeess tiAdiss, 81 halt
calf 90 snTTwnrg,
fIi.sR Lin u JsnsRsH Davis, ~ oT.'sH, o. 50,
sIaris
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

GD- For an account Of the organization
Of the Black and-Tan Unconstitutional
Convention, the reader i, referred 10 the
letter signed &C." in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

Ha3-l have a first rate, new, medium 81.
ned, FIRE and burslar.Procfl Iron safe, which
will he sold low To a cash customer, II early
application Is made,
J. W. swISDELLS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

: THANKs-To Nat. C. Raymond, Of Austin,
for the full proceedings of the Niger Con-
vention up to June Bird, and the last Mes
sage of Gov. Early MarrOwfat Pedse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

rs- y, u, CUSHING, E.q,, Houston Insurance.
ofics. Houston Tsr.', 10 our authorized agent fr
the Dallas Herald. as.lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

Lay During the absence OF the proprie.
tor, Mr.. virginius iiuichen will attend TO
all business Of this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
TUrniO Seed.

TINE Ruta Baga, White Flat Dutch anil
/ Flat Red Top Turnip Seed. Just re-
ceivsd, and for sale by
CLARK & BRYAN.
N.B.--All who want us TO send for Seed
Wheat must give in their orders soon, or
they will DO too late.
June Is, lS6S--39tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
DALLAS IYCEU,

Meets every Thursday evening at the Ma
sonic Hall, The attendance Of ladies il
respectfully requested.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
RPIIGIOUs NOTICES

rsn- Rev, ", J, REowS, Of the Missionary
baptist Church, will preach Al the Masonic
Hall, In Dallas, on the 9TH Sunday in each
month
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

We see an interesting editorial in
the Dallas Herald upon tho subject
and policy Of agricultural and
Mechanical Associations and County
Fairs" We arc inclined to think
from the reading of the article, that
the western counties arc on the owe
Of taking the lead in this all impor-
tant matter. We would suggest
that n similar movement DO made
in this section ofcountry, comprising
within its organization all the coun-
ties Of this district; elect officers I;
locate and improve fair grounds /;
offer and distribute pemiums for
the best manufactured articles and
for the best productions from ami.
mails and soil.
Paris Journal Of Civilization.
We hope to see the matter of Agricultural
Fairs adverted to and urged by every news
paper in the State. The agricultural is
certainly the paramount interest. The
farmers of DALLAS IRE already organized,
and we trust we may soon be able TO say
the same Of those Of every other county in
our fertile State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13
STATE CONVENTION.

ALsIIN. Juno o. IcDo.
The president appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees, Of
which we give the names Of the
chairmen:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

It's estimated that twelve million
newspapers are printed daily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

There was heavy rain and hail
storm at Waco on the 18th inst.