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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-03

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mtldun8 spr5telen, 9ebraaben ,-r g.. " 49, -
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1tesnieen, rs1ae feline Ginm.nouno qssen bic aasssseSeae
Gpnbjuatfpu ee5 Bitter5 laben, 9ebraa4en
6ppaano'S German Tpnic.
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s e,sd~'S les @si a'n iassm b ia Ssnie eas ianadsaftshs
maeen If In g0les neutrality-suspicious. wts eei4ssa&ts
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Ojsie Weti;ine, furiren wirtlam 2eber.8eldrsroetn yep
fatt, gersauuaosawdde, 6 treniits Dia sr:f%s t Mr%at 1In.
ursauns II, Ter etrtr, tea @eaeea unO ben einoepei'sn
sntltetCn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

THE WAR OF RAcEs.-Thc Jclfer-
son Crcxas) Times of the 22d ult.,
is informed by the mail rider, who
reached town the previous night,
that fight was in progress near
Louisville, Arkansas, some thirty
miles north of Jefferson, between
the whites and negroes. He saw
sovcn dead negroes and five white
men, with two Of whom he was per-
sonally acquainted. Others report
cd killed or wounded, and the fight
was still in progress.
The same paper learns that n
camp of hostile negroes, numbering
two or thrco hundred, well armed
and strongly cntrcnchcd at Bossicr
Point, La, were attacked and dis
pcrsed by the United States troops
from tho camp at Shreveport, few
days ago. No doubt these negroes
are gathered, crammcd with false
hoods and urged to fight tho white
people, by white radicals sent out
for tho purpose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

e6- The following is extracted from the
| Houston letter Of "Scnior' to the Galveston
News. Under date Of September LIST,
"Sonior' says: arn r."-
/ got hold of a copy of tho Dallas
Herald lately, which contained a
lcttcr from its Houston corrcspon-
dent, "Capt. John. On tho whole,
il is n readable and sensible docu-
mcnt, as anything is that Capt.
John VIZ ties; but, bless mo, what an
absurd blundcr he makes! lie es-
Inmates the new cotton crop at only
1850 to 100000 bales. That is
blasted ignorance! For q young
man, there is no man in the State
whose good Judgment | respect
more than | do Capt. Johns. lie
and | have been much together; he
sat a long time in the shadow ofmy
coat tail ;,l,c was near enough to the
rose to be penetrated with its fra
GRANGE; and / have been proud, of
him as deriving much of his solid
and correct way of looking ut things
from his association with. your hum
Bile servant. But if no makes such
an absurd llundcf as this again, |
slhllidischarge limfrom my Acadc-
N.Y., 100, 00Obalcs, forsoOthl Why,
the last crop was 10000 at least,
when tito bugs ate up five of every
Six acres planted. This year we
dave tot per cent. more land in, and
nodbugsto hurt. AT low estimate,
the crop will certainly be twice as
large as last year,and feel quite
sure that, it will hardly fall below
300, 900 bales. Fort Bend county
last year did not raise 100, balos /;
this, year abe will send to market |
1000. G Johnson county last year
did not make quito 800 bales; this
year, a letter from well informed
person in that county informs me,
II will exceed 1000. And SO on, al
most ad infintuq:J The staple,
moreover, is going to bring a good
price all the year round j avn pre-
pairing to butter my bread well.
We may say tina. We bank very high on
"Capt. john in all his, estimates, and
would suggest that Senior is rs aptt be |
as he. We wait the result, which |
can alone tell who is nearest correct
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

aH
RALRoADBARBEcUE.--Thc Regis
ter SAYS there were six thousand
people present at the Waco Tap
Railroad Barbecue in that place on
the 9th ult. The people of Fails and
McLcnnan were nobly represented.
DR.. d. X. Wallace, Col. J. M. An
derson, of Waco, and Hon. Thomas
P. Aycock, ofFalls, were the speak
ers. Everything went off finely"
A very largo subscription was put
on the books. 9Th emost interesting
feature OF the subscription taking
was the presence of respectable
freedmen, all good cities, who
crowded around Gen. Harrison 10
help swell with their mite the
amount that is to benefit them as
we'll rs their plain but more wealthy
feIlow-citiens." The total amount
subscribed BY freedmen was s1lO0
Two of them put down 800 each,
the others $50 each. More than the
500. 600 necessary to savethe char
ter was subscribed. We are de-
lighted TO hear that the occasion
was such a cheering succoss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
CEDAR SPRINGS
MALE AND FEMALE
SCHOOL,.

W, " rhlliir, 80 ss.ss,.s MAS . - oMllh
This Seheal sill commence its next sss-
sles Monday, september ., 1865.
fEKAs 90 TUu.aS rkR sEssiox o. roam
snGss
fIRsr CLASS Ouhesraphy, E.allHE,
frlmaTy Ariihmsli,, Geography and
fenmansh n ,,,,,,... ..,,...,, ,..,,, so ~
sktuAb CLAhS.-ATiihmeiie and Geog-
pphy eohllRuel, English drammsT
aud Composition, Analysis Of English
Prose snd foeirY ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,.Siu 90
THIRD CLASS. Natural, Mental aud Mo,
raj Philosophy, Chemistry. Rhetoric,
Logic, insebra, Geometry, rrigonome.
try, Surveying and Navigation, the
Higher Mathematics, and the latin
Lansnage.,.,,,,",,,., .,,,,.,,".SiO 90
Incidental tax on each student that en-
tiers feh9ol."-,,....... .............,.S2 %
Students will DO charge hom tho time
Of entrance I'LL the close Of the session.
No deduction except In cases Of protraeied
illness Of two weeks or more.
Young gentlemen wishing TO board can
find accommodations with tho teachers at
50 por month, exclusive Of washing and
lights. .... .... .....r....
The government OF this school will be
mild but firm; the students will be required
20 conform 10 the strictest rules OF morality.
Thankful for past patronage, we respect
fully solicit continuation OF the same. No
pains will be spared on the part Of the
the teachers TO advance the interests Of
their pupils.
Cedar Springs, August 3, lsG7--4Ttf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
I.a,c.i rrem ZINC sea. or WAR.

We learn from gentleman who
has just rcturned frrim Sulphur
Springs, that tho Federal troops
were roinfmced on Thursday by
about 80 cavalry, They were pilotcd
in,o town, by somo fono without
their presence boing known by tho
Bickcrs,nf aud farrar party. The
soldiers Immediately marched out
10 farrir's house, who il seems
commands Tho other party in tho
absence Of liiclicrstah, where they
surprised Farrar aud some, lG OF
Ills men. Both parties commenced
firing aud Farrar's party retrcatcd
into the woods, ai(cr wounding two
Of tho soldiers aud killing seven of
their horses. Tho horses Of the
Farrar party were nll capturci by
tho soldiers, IL seems that Farrar
had all tho main roads TO tho town
guarded, and this explains why he
WAS surprised as the soldiers got into
town without being discovered By
his men, Paris Press 9th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
TEXAS AGENCY,
No. I2 Barclay street, New York. P
ID. RICHARDSON,

(Of the Galveston "Ncws' and Texas AL
--manac,)
HAVING permanently located in tho
Ill city Of New York, is prepared TO at
tend to business of every description, on
commission, sent TO him from any part Of
Texas. Collections made 10 the cities OF
New York, Boston and Philadelphia, and
the amounts, less tho usual commissions,
promptly rcmitted by drafts on Galveston.
Any article that can be procured in the
Northern markets, purchased nj the very
lowest rates, and forwarded as directed.
All orders for purchases must lie accompa-
MED by cash. -aaf eE
Liberal advances made on consignmeuts
Of produce, on receipt Of Bills Of Lading,
and returns Of sales made accompanied by
remittances.
Special attention given 10 the sale Of
Texas property, Of which full description
must be sent, which will be daily recorded
for inspection. -
Parties visiting New York are invited
to call 81 the TEXAS Agency where they
viii find full. files Of Texas papers, also
fies Of the Teras Almanac ard map since
the commencement Of its publication, with
maps Of different countics aud sections Of
the State, and other information IN rela-
ton 70 TsIns, Of much value 70 thase seek-
ing homes there, or desiring 70 invest in
Texas properly
RErEErxcE-To TIE 0slveston HNers
and The Press Of TEXAS generally through
cut the STATE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
var The ,iciesrsphic dispatches receive,

IkG lDe rtciegrhpnic dispatches receiNeu
by Thursday smaiiare mainly unimportant
and we only give the following summary.
We have no sdvices st all from the Stale
elections which should have taken place
in Vermont and California on the I'd inst,
This lie somewhat surprising, as we have
telegraphic dates from the North and Europe
ne late as the 9th. Vermont we do not ex-
poet will much II any reduce the Republic
can majority OF last year; there are local
causes in that State that will tend to sus-
tain The radical msjority there. But we
certainly Calculate on democratic triumph
In California. Maine votes on Monday NEXT
the l4,h inst. The result doubtful. I
The Indians are still hostile and varlike
in Kansas; o dispatch from Kansas City Of
The 4fh inst says; e i1s ~ y
Mexican train, was attacked on
the Pawnee Fork, Old Platte road,
seventy three miles northwest Of
Fort Dodge, and sixteen Mexicans
scalped and bodies burned with
wagons. Another train with seven
fy-fve thousand pounds Of wool at
tackled within Twenty miles Of
Fort Dodge The escort fought al
their ammunition was exhausted,
when they abandoned the train.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

AHtfttagfaa lsTsift fsff
Stale iaFrs ~ ihe lassla nfte
shenft col n,Tfan sili toi
mssi H. llih ~ 18th lirpfrsshia
ii,s ksilsrs.T Alasles sltss.
tho -s<siun. l,ssaass osrl n tie bill
srminr the n,ililia esuli Iass etrT
the veto. arms f.iuli not w. los
iTibaird i,riurr che rlssih'n. IL
ApI'rrhsn,ls the session u"ald do
n,oTc hars. than a., W. geafril
i@Pes-'egi' ,listhsss ill 70 no
sessiOn.
Nav YoHE sgt i-Gen, il,sse-
rrahs letter Ia Gen. f.eeoOnnmenees
fall nfs.lirilu,le EA.ih- hiiurs AZ our
s,,aniry, oome, with my heart ia
sy hand, H. harm the r''laliIion,
wishes aud inlehlions of the Soulh
nsh States -sI-slally Ia ascertain
thu seniimehis III that hody ufbrave,
energulle aud self sacrificing men
WIN, amer sustaining tho Ton
f,slerary for Fiur years laid down
lhelr arms an,l sWoTe allegiaLse 10
tho t'hilssi Mates. wh&a uplsied
aad beloved ,lvaslor you bave been,
The lviisr is quito long, Gen,
l.ee's answer Is also lung, The
lala hour al .Nhioh II .Jrepivfd
horp I,rbids i.legrayhls il .n full
ltwouid DO n profinatiohto Attempt
a sccohdonsation al tea, Leo snoblo
letter. Amer Gru. Boas sis;Uaure
follows thirty leading Southern
names, .fa. .s.sr.f
Il IL said ~ 1sh, Deaf, that Grant will
rsasin West until the last Of October
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

"a RAJ We call attention TO tho advertise.
mcnt ORA. Roberts in io-day's paper
Mr.. II. has just commenced business in our
,owu, and is now opening his stock, pur.
chased by himself in the Northen markets,
and on such terms ~ to enable him TO sell
at remarkably low rates. We have seen n
portion Of hisistock and can safely say tl,aI
it is complete aud attractive. Give him o
call. lie has every thing on hand, from u
80 gallon iron pot 10 needle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY,

Rcportsd TO me As osiruys, by I. ID. Webb, county
Connl.sioner. the following animals, viz
One BLACK PONY HORSE, @ years old, swat
tailed, branded NJ on Ion hip. on, RED WORK
ok, marked swallow. fork and ovsrbit in the i.f
| ear, branded D on the len hip. One BAY HORSE,
years old, branded "a and on tho Ion shoulder
also J on ,h. right shoulder. about ~ hands
high. ohr BAY MARE and COLT, branded on the
len Thigh with curve line over IT, about Ia
hands high, o or years old. One BAY MARE and
COLT. u hands high. o or yeats old one soR-
h MsL MiME about years DID, IA hand. high
TAKEN rP by Western Perry and -.irnycl before
John Jackson, J. P.,ono BAY HORSE, = years old.
about Va hands high, small star In forehead,
branded l. h OH the shoulder and thigh valued
at $40 VAN .i'f II. 52:3t
TAKEN uP by VIM. Snow. aud ostr,ycd before
j. u. u. Uranium, one DAY HORSE, AZ hands
high, years old, branded he connected, ON left
shoulder and thigh, and the same Inverted right
shoulder and thigh appraised ut 81. Also one
BLACK ilORsL, . year old, u hands high. branded
d on eit shoulder, on len side oi the neck and
. years old, 10 hands high, branded u ID and II on
neck aud thigh; valued at S35. Also. one ROAM
MARE, ~ hands high, branded Til connected on
lett shoulder and W on len thigh, has two roam
colts; the three head valued at $50. Also one BAY
MARE, branded with inverted figure 2 and All con-
nrctod on len shoulder, years old, IA hands high
valued ut $50. Also one BAY fILLY, years old.
branded on lcft shou ldcr, 1917 hands high
valued at $50. Also one BAY MARE, years old,
branded U on lcfi shoulder, IA hands high; valued
at $50 Also one BLACK PONY HORSE, 3 years
old, no brands, l2Is hands high; valued at SIS.
Also ono GRAY no RISE PONY, 6yepfs old. AZ hands
high. branded } " on left thigh, al u on right
shoulder; valued at SIS Also one BAY HORSE,
branded A on right shoulder, years old, 10 hands
high; valued at $40. Also one BLACK HORSE,
years DID, I Apd' Aise'g R % u9nd'rOi' in
right eur, branded o W and o on right shoulder;
valued at $50. Also ole YELLOW HORSE, + years
old, AZ hands high; valued Mt $50. Also ono
BAY HORSE, years old, branded 7 A on left
shoulder and thigh, IA hands high valued at 500
Also ono BROWN MARE, 10 years old, IA hands
high, has colt both valued ut $50. Also one BAY
MARE, q years old, 10 Hands high; valued at 800
Also one SORREL MARE, years old, branded
on lcft shoulder, hip aud thigh; valued ut $50.
Reported to me by Geo. W. Barton, County COM
missioner, rs an estray one YELLOW DUN MARE,
black name and tail or years old, near 10 hands
high, branded A OF left shoulder.
Reported to me By s. Q. Phelps, County Commits
sioner, ona SORREL HORSE, Az hands high, ball
face, 10 years DID, branded 81 connected ON left
shoulder. Also ono LIGHT GRAY MARE, 8 years
old, "A hands high, no marks or brands. 5l:3t.
S. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.CT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

# PoLLARD's CHEAT woRK.--The public
are informed that d. Arthur Sen Clare, III,
agent for "The Lost Cause" by Ed1ssrd A
Pollard, has deposited books at the store OF
W. C. c. Akard, in Dallas, where they can
be gotten by subscribers and others. Mr.
Sen Clare invites subscribers to como for
ward and get their copies as soon MS their
fuanUcs will permit There are few
copies Of this great work Vt Akards on
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

..- ta- We call the attention of all persons
interested, to the advertisement in to-day's
paper, Of MIR. NJ. NJ. Morrow, who desires
every body indebted to him, 10 coll and set
tie on or before the LIST day Of November
next. If not, their accts. will be placed in
the hands Of an officer for collections. 2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

% I@- The Galveston News gives new
system Of book keeping in a single lesson
.incver lend them" Our ol 1 friend Col. J.
G! Mccoy who has come out minus many
volumes, thinks the same science might be
taught another way, thatis, nsver return
them rhcn you Jorrow. A hint.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

B1- We are requested by Capt. J. u.
McGarvoyio staie'ihat he viii make n trip
TO Eieys Bluff, on Trinity River, on his
steamboat, the lost Heir, on Friday next
leaving the landing near the Ferry at 8
o'clock AN. As many as wish TO go, are
invited TO do so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
/, BANKRUPT NOTICE.

CONGRESS having amended the Bank
~ rupt Law, extending the tenure for
filing applications in bankruptcy until the
First Day Of january, 1859, p
we are prepared with all the necessary
blanks, and will attend to the cases of all
persons who wish TO avail themselves Of
the benefits Of the Bankrupt Law.
After the LIST of January nextaprlicants
will be required TO pay fifty cents on the
dollar before they can be discharged, il is
therefore important that all who intend TO
apply Tor the benefit Of The Law should do
SO without delay. dbfF Bfi Y
..n' DURFoRD, GOOD & JORDAN.
10 Dallas, August %, ls6S-5Glm ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

ES'This l. traly the ''agr of pn,gr-~s," aud the
American I-sii- arr, l-u'ni dunIt hr ahrai IL all
aIhcfs, ihis l. rlrafl, demonstrated by tho sewing
Maghipe Shcl'vis, sigieily sl,oaklng,. an AmuTran
Ia this branch Il manufacture. the RsrIRE sEuISa
MsrnIsE o., oiii"o. spI hN"fy, New York city.
stand. pns-sniln-ni. Thor "lnproNrl Manufacturing
Marl NJ has ny rival. IL l. built On suund mo-liai-
teal priheiIics-is simli- In usuteih--sSpiiy un-
lrrst'srd ani not liable to svi out II order.
Its swung qualities. particularly IN cloth and
iaih-r. cann"t l- --Ius'si aud ~ such. ", rrcom.
mcniii y oar luends AMI the Inllc l.rlenllly,.
sacc. Jniyif,is6s-i5n IL 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCH EDU LIZ
OF the Arrival and Departure OF the
Mats az Dallas fsxas,

hsLLAs nssnntirH isfs,
GAiAlsnaA Alisus aFs A,aslss, IhugslaA
.,'i H-'-e,-ss = assi iNfs''s s'sss fs-ss No.
Nt,AthSA IAN -AUisrs Tlrsa Tsrsiaf a -,
ed fTsay sd sa,.bs a dAA- tAf4es rssas Gseei
.iaA at - ani fhar-llR AL StaistaA a fra,
hAksiiAlts-AWisFs rfsfH sauiss aisi fhursslas
II ~, iNi.Asts se.fy A,aslas 4isl fuiss u ~,
dAtAsNfiLh- AHises ewes tNsisiag a q -
IAtaTis sss7g Asslaasiag aidAs,
NhAIiihhtslkli-ATWs rsrsl fhuTslsg a. r n,
tSiaTis slsEs ArniaY ~ia
htffiANAk Aurs ssrgy IksT-lp a ~,
h5aiis rsrTA N..islay udAN. ia
ls,snHfiUR ii0rRs- h,rTy d.y In iir assl f',aa
an uniii go, sii rsrls saisl., f,sa H. aA,n,
q n. n0 Aaflf. hssftsasfrF.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

81 nB- Persons wishing SEED WHEAT
are referred TO the advertisement Of Geo.
w. Ewell who has a lot for sale at the res
idence Of VIM. Miller miles s. II. Of Dali
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL, on very reasonable terms,
Il II acres Of land, situated between the
Mckinney road and the lasds purchased
by the Presbyterian Church for college IN
the corporate limits of Dallas. This tract
has on IL several very beautiful building
situations, overlooking the entire town
Those wishing 10 purchase should apply To-
7. G. JORDAN,
at The Office Of Burford, Good & Jordan.
Dallas, May 9, 1S6s--S1af
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

Agr' The Novsliy, sswing Machine cam
Pleie with Tab'e for only S:.2, II eau he
seen nj 30. Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Agents arc wanted, both
local And travelling Apply with stamp.
G.n.r,aeo.-June 81, 1858 -ii;l0w -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

IIoIiowa,'s Piiis.---Nan.es /

Iloiioways piiis.---Nanses aud
wat Of apostle are always the indieia Of
indigestion, Siimnlahis wont bahish
them. They are supsrlniae~l b! M uh-
natural condition IL the stomach aud the
ba~rl', aud the best knawh specific for
ihsfs ransrs To- llollowATs Puts. No
o'hei medicine operates with the same d.
reeiness On these important organs, This
Is not mere aioaPisH'isa opinion, hui =
fact, Aiiesi.d by the experience Of fihy
Yeas, Sold BY all Druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-12
Austin Gazette.

Capi. lime will be in this place, some
time during the coming week, andcwill be
pleased to renew his friendly relations with
his many old acqusiniances in this and the
surrounding counties. We hope 10 see him
largely increase the present subscription
list Of tho Gazette among our people.
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THE TRINITY CONFERENCE

The Triai,y Conference 81 the Mr'hsiisi
Episc.Jal GhnTeh South, will meet Ia Dallas
Texas. the 18th day IL ooiei'er neat. The
nembsr. wha expect 10 bring their wives
will please give noiiee immediately, Of Al
least a snfhcient time before, - that NC
may know hos To provide for lh-m.
so WA, q, YOUNG.
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New subsctribcrs..A Rare Chance.

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, The junior partner of the Gazette,

o.s. The junior partner of the Gazette,
Capt John W.Lane, will start next
week on, o business tour through the
northern part of the State. We
need hardly bespoak for him the
kind consideration of the public, he
is so we'll and fayorably known in
that region. Let our friends all en-
dcavor to increase tho circulation of
the Gazette and thus aid the demo-
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FIRST GLASS
FEMALE SCHOOL,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

YNfIE nextannual Session, divided into
Il two terms of five months each, will
| commence on ,p .Y... ...|'i
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1868.