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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

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Texas Osins 10 ihs slaosl baakTapl cen
iiiioa of maay msTshsuia snd haiasss Of
trade in AsH 0rlfsus al ihe eommsnes-
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loaf hnAirels Of thousands " l.llaTs, Il
is 10 hoped for The COED Of the eeunlrJ that
Nsw OTlssHs may be able 10 saslain her
pTsssni hsurishing aud cheering condition
Il is further 10 hoped that she has bssH
awakened by pas, TeVsFsss and the great
falling % % trade AID considerable decay
o. semmsrsial prosperity 10 her true Inter
ssts, sAd that she will strata every effort 10
bad this Porliaa Of Texas 10 her with iron
bar. Of commercial Interests, = Nsw Or
leans and Dallas Road,
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nxyCnn he had OF Dr. y. w. HAYNES, Dallas, TcNa
MAERLDD.

At the residence of Miss Lucy McDermott
in this place, on Wednesday evening,
March iih. 1858, hy Rev. W. II, Hughes,
Mr.. JNO. TENN son, anil Miss HENRI.
ETA McDERMOTT; all Of this place
Our devil says all such occasions afford
n double pleasure to this office one, n
qualification of taste for the Injuries Of
life in the shape OF edibles, aud the other
the fact that the country is becoming chris
tianizcd-for it follows the prcccpt of tho
Bible. Success and joy TO the happy pair.
At III, residence of the brides father on
Thursday, March the 9th, 1858, by Bcy. c.
II. BARER, Mr.. SAMUEL GUNNlCUTr,
and Miss FANNIE A. MERRlFlLDi oil OF
Dallas county.
Again is the printer indebted 70" por-
ton OF the brides cake, accompanying the
above. The harry couple have the printer
blessing and the good wishes of the entire
Herald force
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

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evidence that this siss Is sell fonRiel.-
whoa ws Tsgsrl ihssr imPFovrasai a. the
Tssuli II successful tHRsF snss, iheTs can
BE- 40 doubt they aIs Asll lid,
Yours iuily, CAPTAIN JOHN,
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stephens View OF the War between
the States,

The inir0luioTy pages to The great work
entitled a constitutional view Of the late
var belsseh the States, its causes. char
setter, conduct aud results, by Alexander
n. Stephens, has bseh received aud psrus-
I'll With nueh pleasure and intense interest.
From the undoubIeI genius Of the author
the comprehensive and sIstesman'like
views which eharae'eriIe Lin upon all
Subjects; his intimate and thorough knowl.
edge Of the Governments the position In
public rs leader Of the House, which hs so
long enjoyed his pure, vigorous aud elias
SIC style, Il cannot be doubted We shall be
presented with a work which, in point OF
political philosOrhy, will equal BrOughAm's
or any other production Of the century
II tells no, Of the sanguinary fields Of bat
tie, the mastering squadron, nor brilliant
charge, but il eSpOunds the reatprinciples
Of Republican Government and society
In the authors own words sit has not been
his purpose to treat Mt all Of men nor their
actions, civil or military, further than they
relate TO, or bear npon, those prime iples
which are involved in the subject under
consideration" Principles constitute the
subject matter Of his work. Times change
and men often change with them but prin
eiples never. These like truths are eternal
and immutablc.n II is q work which We
predict will long he the text book and
standard authority on this continent, Of
the science of political philosophy and OK
PLANTATION of the genius Of republican in
stituti ions. II will be n classic which mus
be in tho library Of educated and reading
men,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07


gJ 1t is pleasurable and encouraging
TO note that at present there is in process
Of erection in this place some ten or twelve
buildings, among which are an exchange
Office, Church and public bath house. Still
there is horrible deal of room for i'm
proyements; it is doubtful whether any or
binary builder or Carpenter upon thor
ough examination would pronouncs any
building in the place finished, certainly
nine-tenths would be pronounced not half
SO. Accommodations are not sufficient for
the demand, and rents exceedingly high.
All would rejoice to see the property own
ers either build new and substantial hous-
e,, o, properly finish the ones erected or
both
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

pT Want o. time and space, and the
lateness Of the hour at which IL was hand
Cd in, prevented our giving more ertened-
ed notice Of the card Of the new Law firm
of Burford, Good & Jordan. Each member
Of this firm 10 we'll and fsvornbly known
in this section, but to those at q distsnceto
whom they may not be known, we would
say that both the seniors Of The firm have
held Che position Of Judge Of this District,
JudEe Burford having been the fret elect
ed in the old 18th District, and Judge
Good, having been elected 10 The position
in 1856. and was removed BY military su-
thority in November lsst We believe we
sss,ri what is patent 10 al, that they hav.
both reflected honor on themselves on the
bench. Major Jordan. tie juniOr member
Of the frIn, cane among ne some years age,
and has. b. his striet sttsntion 70 business,
Ia. earned he vel deserved esteem and
o.rsssnee 90 cur entire eomnunify- We
taks plsasurs in rseomm nsing he new
fr- 70 shs fsEor.bls e5nsidsr.tion q thUss
wishing fhs services q nftsrDsys-
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Tsa ttffr f.if tsl itHis rarfs 'lf
srr. afrtafft sIrru.ffs 40 lfti lt.t
sell ust iif isfas.sa n hsi'ftl n'ifai-
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isa,-iisy sail uTsn % 90 suPTeTii 10 10
h ssi isEssrds--OaT tIsilTsa sTs al
rs.iy IL ne isli-'
InAfsp weeks ,Ls fssr,s u fsIa' si'i
haze 10 Eois uPeu ihsi insiTsuasH' u sss
insali sHi sTyins usaTTaiisa, framst ~
electoral lslsisi il Nc h eTgauiIsi il ssn
b defeated, aui ~ iis defeat sill 'iudi-
cate eur right 10 be respected b. eur eFsih-
rsa sfihs saaih asl NeTih, aHa prove ear
selves verify 81 our ahsisni faus sni an
ssslsTal leHeFs,
With soAismPi aHd ssoFa Should hs
spuTAsi those whs ihiiNais noihing is a.
be accomplished by orssniIsi sPPe'iiien,
Glorion. Alabamai nably sni shi'al
rously has she baiilsi fer her bir,h-TiEhi,
AMI proven though fallen she Is Sin nsslsi
ihsngh crushed lillPH0aiiy great though
''hsr cell is sVsHuh, her spirit hsliil
AnsTieAp-inyiEelbls,
Olsrisu. Anderson yell Is she shiilisd
20 The proud position Of nanAsF County
She has proven that by uHiiy snd energy
u action, net only eau the negro vote 10
controlled, bat Radical Power defeated
Witness her slse,ioa'
Nnmbsr Of While votes POllel, ISL
Fer con.srati,es, Marsh Clean, U62
Pr, Adams, coo
Against Convention, bas
For Rsdlsals,.w. V. Tunsiall, sos
J, II, Morrison, al5
foI Convention, alo
Our citizens should At once OrganlEs
themselves into clubs aud try TO secure by
every Lawful means the rejection Of what
will be attempted 10 be Imposed upon us a'
a Constitution. Are there any so ob'us'
as not at glance 10 perceive the immense
benefit to 10 derived from organization
The Radicals throughout the South are or
gained into what Is termed Loyal League
a bastard eArhonsrlsm, and can eoneen
trate their electoral helotism upon an!
candidate whom they select, or any meas
ure they desire. This must be eounieraeted
Again, there are many weak-minded mel
who give their adherence aud support ID
the seemingly strongest party, these met
observing the activity and unity Of Radiea
ca. bonarism, and our supinencss and lsIh
argy will be induced 10 give support TO iheil
real enemies. by organization new lii'
and determination win be infused into all
a new and deep interest will be impaired Il
the grave and solemn questions of the day
the people will become better Informed o
their interests; unity OF action will DO &C
ouirod, and when the day Of election come
by tho conservative vote polled, Texas viii
show that the spirits Of Houston, Travis an'
Bowie still guard with angel care the lane
the loved so we'll. Let us gain time, so tina
when our friends Of the North shall hav
accomplished the overthrow and ruin o
Radicalism, we may frame Constitution
wise from the lessons Of the past; conson'
ant with Caucasian civilization, and pro
motive of the great principles of American
interest and liberty.
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p9-A few copies OF Taylors Texas
Monitor, for sale at this Office, price 81 90
ny. plark Jnsiiccs, Citations, Exc

Bay~ Dlark Justices Citations, Execu'
lions, and other County and District Court
blanks kept always on hand at this Office
for sale at 81 so specie per quire; also
Blank Deeds, new and handsome form
on large fine paper, with blank ackuOwl-
cdgemta.s, for Clerks or Notarics, and
wi th Clerks certificate Of Record, at 81
per auire. Other blanks and job work oil
all kinds printed neatly on short notice
and very cheap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

The Harrison Flag publishes an
affidavit, signed J. e. Hooper, in
which Judge C. C. Caldwell, who is
now going about through the State
Of Texas, protesting to love the ne
groes more than any other man, is
charged with having whipped sick
negro to death in Arkansas. A DIR.
Wilbur was attending the negro,
as a physician, and prescribed a
dose Of FIVE hundred lashss. Cald-
well agreed to the proposition. The
Doctor then administered $50 Of the
lashss, and while Caldwell was Civ
ing the rest of the dose, the negro
died. When the negro wvs whip
ped as aforesaid, says DIR. Hooper
Ibe was tied up to the joist BY his
hsnds."-Gal. Neirs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

Bg- Carefully and critically have we
examined the new method of teaching Ar
ithmetic, as invented by Mr.. l. A. Dodge
and feel no hesitancy whatever in saying
to the public that it is the most novel and
facile method with which we are acquaint-
ed. 1t is an improvement in an useful
science and we desire the people should en-
JOY it. We can further assure our readers
that there is nodeception or humbug in the
affair. Mr. Dodge will lecture at the Cour'
room at o'clock p. m, to-day, and propo'
SEES to institute class. See his card IN
another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

E6- We had the pleasure Of n call few
days ago, from Col. jack Davis, formerly of
Rusk, Texas, but recently removed to our
neighboring town Of Fort Worth. lie in
forms us that he has purchased material
with which to establish newspaper at the
Fort, the first number of which he hopes
to publish next week. The new paper will
be called the "Fort Worth Chronicle" OF
course with Col Davis at the helm, the
Chronicle will be firm and consistent adj
vocatc of the Conservative party. We wish
him success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

BaJ- The gold region Of the Wichita
Mountains, is attracting much attention,
and the gold mania /" Sacra fama auri
producing much excitement. Already some
twenty of our cnterprising and adventur
GUS citizens have formed themselves into q
company for exploration and discovery,
and so soon as their complement of thirty
shall have been filled and Spring weather
admits, will start. Mr.. Simpson, of Mon
tugue county, who has visited the Ell Dora
do WI, he pilot of the expedition. Now
is n splendid opportunity for romantic ad'
ventures in search OF golden fortune
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

THE LADIES BUILDING COMMITTEES or
LANcAsTER,-Will give FAIR and SUP
PER, on the evening of the 18th Of March,
for the purpose of raising means TO aid in
the construction of a Presbyterion Church
House, and earnestly solicit the liberal
patronage of all who may feel an interest
in such matters. We are also requested to
state that on the same evening Mr.. DICK
LLOYD, the armless man, who lost his arms
in the Confederate service, will make
Balloon Ascension, the proceeds of which
will be devoted to the same purpose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

ny' A very fine specimen of Native
Clarct was presented to us by Mr.J T..
Waldorf of Tyler Texas. We assure him
of our thanks and take pleasure in recon-
mending the Wine. Mr.. Waldorf has on
hand also large quantities Of Catawba and
other native Wines manufactured by him
self from the different vintages since 1864.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07
Notice.

q HAVE n new supply Of Forms in Bank
a ruptcy. | also have the latest Orders
and Rules by the Supreme Court of the
United States on the different sections of
the Bankrupt Act. also have tho late
decisions of the United States District and
Circuit Courts on important questions aris-
ing under the Act. In other words, am
prepared to make out applications in Bank
ruptcy upon the shortest notice and in the
best style.
Applications may DO filed any time be-
fore the first of June, 1868, but if lied af-
ter that time, the estate must pay fifty cents
on the dollar. G. W. GUESS.
Office on Still Street, Dallas, Texas, Feb.
2Sth lS6S-2:mos
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Bankruptcy.
WYE will continue to attend promptly &
w cases in Bankruptcy.

WE will continue to attend promptly TO
w cases in Bankruptcy.
All persons who nre DESTROYS OF availing
themselves Of the benefit Of the Jsw, are
advised to do 50 without de lay, as they are
barred from the privilege after the first
day ofJuue next, unless they can pay hfly
cents on the dollar. We bave the necessa-
~ Blanks, &c, and will give especial at
tention to cases entrusted TO US. We have
prompt and reliable correspondents, both
at Austin and TYLER. For the Information
Of parties residing at distance, we state
that there 10 n United States Commissioner
at this place, before whom the necessary
oaths can be made
BURFORD, GOOD & JORDAN.
Dallas, FEB. 18th Is6S-24.4u.
IA Mckinney Enquirer and Weather
ford Times, will give the above Two inser-
lions and send bill 10 the Herald Once
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1allas Asrald.
PUBLISHED FvERT SATURDAY MORNING,
by JOHN w, SwINDELLS,
A. w. RoYspoH. Editor,
ID a Il Il a Ss
Saturday Morning, March !, is6s.

State Executive Conservative Com
mittee,
JOHN HANCOCK, OF Travis, Chairman
wv. HENDERSON, Of Harris,
5. 4, MAVERICK, Of BeSar,
RICHARD COKE, 81 MeI.snnAn,
HAMILTON STUART Of Galveston,
l.. D. EVANS, Of Harrison.
wv. TnROCKMoRToS, OF Collin.
JAS, II. STARR, OF NSeOsdOehes.
II, 4. GOULD, Of Leon.
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s,ytrs' Tnr,r,sg oN TIL

SArLrs' TREATISE oN ruI CiyIL JrRs
nicrioS or JrsTirEs or TuE PEACE ASn
County CorRT'.-We have just received n
few copies Of this new and valuable work,
Tor sale. Price, $40 specie. The work Is
handsomely gotten up, substantially bound,
and is equal in every respect, TO any law
book we have seen. Those wishing a cory
should call early NJ The
HERALD OFFICE Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

RAJ There is rumor rife in town, that q
large portion Of Jefferson, Texas, has been
burned. We understand that such state.
ment was endorsed on the passenger way
bill which arrived by yesterday morning 6
stage. Later rumors say that the offices Of
the Jimplecuts and Timts, have been des-
troyed. The work is supposed to be incen-
diary. We nothing positively, as we have
received no reliable information.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

lN~ We accidentally omitted last week,
TO call attention to the advertisement Of
Mcssrs. Stevinson & Crossley Of the "Clay-
pool Steam Grist Mill" in this pla'e. 1t
will bs seon that mill is again running,
and can and will turn out rs good flour as
can be found anywhere.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

* W. Record, Guardian Of tho heirs OF
u. E. A. Stillwell deceased, has filod in
my office, his final account current with
said estate, together with his petition pray
ing TO be released from all further liabili-
ties as guardian aforesaid.
This is therefore to notify Ill persons in
terested, TO he and appear before the Hon.
County Court of Dallas County, to be hold
en- at the Court House, in the Town Of Dali
las, on the last Monday, the Both day Of
March, A. d. 1868, and contest the same il
they think proper.
S. s. JONES, c. c. C., D. c., T.
Dallas Texas, March 9th lS68-2j:3t.
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BG~ We would call attention to the card
of Messrs. Dodge & Barclay, in reference
to their new and much improved plow.-
From the interest which is being manifest
ed in, and the success with which theiI
plows have met, it may be inferred that il
will supercede all others in use. Persons
wishing 10 examine these plows will find
them at DR.. HAYNES store.
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Sltw Ahvereise
fIOHl Tue VINTksNITTc HTNTUHIU'
hodges New Nlean0A OF
Calculation,

Mex ENZlE COLLEGE,
NEAR CLARKsvILLE, Texas,
February 81, 1868, }
| hesitate not to recommend Mr.. Dodge $
mode of calculation as the simplest meth
Cd with which have any acquaintance. 1t
saves time and labor.
J. W. p. MCKENZIE,
Principal of Nc Kenzie College.
will publish one more, which is sam
pie of hundreds.
TO THE PUBLIC
We, tie undersigned, have carefully ex-
amned Mr.. Dodg 8 System of making cal.
cuutions, and we most heartily recommend
it to all business men, or those who have
calculations to make, as the shortest, the
most simple, and easily acquired, of any
rules for same purpose we have ever seen.
His rules are of universal application, and
may be easily practiced by even those who
have made but little proficiency in the
science of Arithmetic. To tho business
man they are invaluable.
JOHN ANDERSON, Principal of the
Clarksville Male and Female Institute; o.
p. STARK, Principal of Lamar Seminary ;
W. H. LEWIS, Editor of Paris, (Press,) j.
J. RICHARDSON, Professor of Mathema-
tics, in Shiloh Academy; CHARLES CARL
TON, Principal of Bonham Male and Fee
male Seminary; W. II. RAGSDALE, Edi-
tor of Bonham News; A. W. R0YSDON,
Editor, and JOHN W. SWINDELLS, Pub
Usher, of the Dallas Herald; j. Il. BRIGHT,
President of Minden College, La; Wash
ington (Ark.) Telegraph; Cado Gazette,
Shreveport, La; Arkansas Gazette, Little
Rock; Christian Advocate Little Rock /;
Gen. DOCKEKT sud o. c. GRAY, Profes-
sors of Mathematics in St. Johns College,
Little Rock, Ark.
DALLAS, TEXAS March 3D., 1868.
This is to certify that Professor l. A.
Dodge was member of the 10Th Regiment
Texas Cntalry, which commanded during
the late war, and better soldier that Mr..
Dodge pever entered the Southern ranks.
He was esteemed aud honored as model
soldier by the entire command. lie was
almost mortally wounded on n raid in
Missouri, and left by his Surgeon to die,
but eventually recovered. He was among
the few that threw his whole soul and
means into the Southern cause, and actual
" took the gold from his own pocket and
armed great number of my men, who
we're not able to arm themselv | cheer
fully recommend him and his unsurpassed
system of Mathematics to every Texan.
NAT. NJ. BURF0RD,
Ex-Confederate Colonel.
Twill deliver public Lecture at the
Court House in Dallas, on this Saturday
/. A. DODGE.
Dallas. Texas, March 9TH 1S6S-25:lt.
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NOliCc.

VuNIlE undersigned will commence run
4 ming the Claypool Mills, on Wednss.
day, the iih of March, 1868, and will grind
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, or ofisner
If the custom will justify II. We have pro-
cured the services Of Mr.. John S. Ballard,
ms miller, who will give his attention to
customers and give the very best aour their
grain will make. -
GEO. W. STEVENSON.
SAMUEL GROSSLY.
Dallas, February Doth lsG8-2i3ts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

sTy' We are pleased to learn that Col. X.
S. Morse, of the City Hotel, New Orleans,
taking into consideration the hardness OF
he tines, and the great scarcely of money
has reduced the rate of charges in his hotel
to So Ter day. 23:2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

KAuFMAS.-A letter to the publisher from
Kaufman, sending US handsome list oil
new subscribers in that place, says;
ave have no local news TO write, and as
to general news, It would lie the height oil
folly in us to attempt to give any ching Ia
ter than you have, as the Herald always
brings us the latest news by several days
that we can get here. must add, how
eyer. that do not think our friend L. W. ].
did us justics in his report Of Kaufman, in
his communication dated the LIST, February
But we are disposed TO forgive him, in q
great measure, when we consider the unfa-
yorsbleness Of the weather at that partic-
ul.r time. We think IL he was down heIc
awhile now, he would make quite differ
emit and NOR. favorable report. The wealth
er in now beautiful, fine shower passed
ever . few days age, and Spring seems tt
be opening with promise, bringing for
ward the grass, thereby replsnishing oui
diaries and supplying our tssnsters. W.
look forward 10 an improvement in trade
and healthy season. May NE not thsr
rsjOios in the anticipation Of better days.
W.EP.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

Ga Parties wishing 10 purchase land in
the State, or property in or near Austin, or
who wish 10 secure the services of n prompt
business agent will call on, or correspond
with n. C. Raymond & Co., Real Estate
AGENTS, Austin, Texas. G2l:2m.