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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

b0-It is with more sincerity than ordi-
narily accompanies on editorial notice
that We heartily commend the Dry Goods
house Of L. II. Gardner & Co., New Orleans,
and solicit for them the patronage of our
readers. Visit them when you go to the
city. Their large stock, low price. and
courteous attention will confirm all We may
:ssy in their behalf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

CASE OF Mr.. DAvIs.-In the late
U. S. Circuit Court. Richmond, on
the 4th, r. II. Dana appeared for
the government on the motion to
quash proceedings against Jefferson
Davis. Mr.. O'Connor followed
Dana, showing that from the very
nature of a great civil war it was
impossible to follow il with trials
for treason conducted with the fair
ness required by law.
After the adjournment On the
night of the 4th, the counsel were
recalled, when Chief Justice Chase
announced that the court was divid-
ed, Justice Chase being in favor Of
quashing the indictment, and Dis
trict Judge Underwood opposing.
TbereupOn, this division Of the
court was certified to the Supreme
Court Of the United States
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

%Fsw houses in New Orleans have 80
rapidly grswn,, in the confidence of the
people A. that Of L. H. Gardner & Co,
wholesale dealers in Dry Goods and No
itions. They are honest, courteous aud
Prcmt, and deserve the patronage which is
F., so rapidly increasing upon them. 1t is to
f., the interest Of our friends to see then.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
DEATH.

DEATH.
And, Deaths Why shouli NC crave
To linser on In Life, when weean rest,
Aud sweelly sleep upon dame nature ;
brrasl
In the cold quiet grave
For In the grave l. rest,
Rest TO the soul bow Il down with grief and
care
Il IL the path that leads US to the Llest-
No misery there.
Alasl why should We weep
When loved ones wiiher meath hls ley
breath?
The name that ehills US, morlals know as
DEATiG
The angels call II sLErP.
DALLAS, December :, 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

M Persons indebted to us for Subscrip-
ton, Job Work or Advertising will confer
a favor by calling on us and settling with
as little delay as possible. We are needing
all the money due us, no matter how small
the sum. ll:'f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
Administrators Notice.

TsNnE UNDERSIGNED, having been duly
u appointed Administrator Of the Estate
Of Frank Braiicc, deceased, late of the
county of Dallas, Texas, nj regular Term
of the County Court Of said county, held
for Probate and other like purposes, on the
last Monday tihe 30th day. Of November,
AID. lScS; this is therefore to notify all
persons indebted to said Estate TO make
immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against the said Estate 10 present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they win he barred.
PAUL HENRY,
Administrator.
Dallas, Dec. :, lSGs-lSGts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
SCHEDULE
OF tho Arrival and Departure Of the
Mails at Dallas, Texas.

DALLAS POSr0frIcE. isns.
0ALvEsrON-Auiyes every Monday, Thur.da,
aud SATURDAY Msr,N, nvIATls s,s,y Sunday, Ned
nrs.iay ani friday a. T,,N,
/ RkhNlLLE-AuTivus every 1nrslay Al Q IN.
and fTiay anil SUNDAY At q 49,, Departs every fues
I day At ~ AMI Thursday and saturday AZ IN
! MARSHALL Arrive "Trly SUNDAY aud Ihursla,
atdr-, lLiait' every Munday anl Friday 81 q ~
GAiSsNiLLE-ATrve. eye,y Tueriay at o I'm
/ hrtc.rts o'riN Wednesday Al AN.
EAtliERlORn.--ArTlv'-- every Thursiay at G ~
hrIaris every Mtn'iay AGAN.
hCCnANAN.-Au.vr' every niursdsy st 9 P.r
Departs every Monday Atdss.
fOSrOffiCE liOrRs-kyrry DAY IN the week from
SAN. until r.N. rid r,cfy Sunday from TO pA.N
=. >. EoYEK, Postmaster
w ANTED.-I want man to take tho AGENCY
w for Liv,d's Fr-A' Double Revolving MAPS u
Europe md Arcfirl, with the i,UH county culUTrl
map ofihs United S.ac. on The hack, issued to-day,
aud n~rr!vd hN cVory miiy, ,,huol Hnd l'hrfry In
tie land with pai"ni rrvrs 10y which 81 Their map
eau he threw front. Each msp T. GsIGi irche. large
with ribbon hndug and "ullc-:acrd rollers: cost
slW1n '.Ul three years labor. Price 90, worth $50
hc got Tor thcsr great m,ps. Send for circular terms
Ar Twenty new maps under way. j. 4. LLOi ID,
"a. o. Box l2!l ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ll:lm.
kS-This Is truly the 'asc Of progress" aud the
American PEOPLE arc. beyond Doubt, far ahead Of all
others. This Is clearly demonstrated 10y the Sewing
NinciIinc-which is, strictly speaking, an American
invention.
In ihis branch Of manufacture, the EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE Co., office, 2Jl Bowory, New York city,
stands prr.cmincni. Thp!r "ImnrOvcd Manufacturing
Machine has rival. II Is built sound mechan-
ical princlplcs-s simple In cnstruction-casiiy
dcrstoo;l, and not liable to get out Of order.
Its sewing qualities, particularly cloth and
leather cannot be clnalc'l: and such, we recon-
mend u 10 our friends aud the public gs,.erally.
s.s$',. hlyi,, lsos-SH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

kssy-I have q first rate. new, medium 81.
ted. fire and burglar.proof Iron safe, which
will he sold lou to cash customer, IL early
application is made.
J. W. SWINDELl.S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
Trinity Conference.

F,si .s-.d y o-a'is5 s'ss''-.' - ~ Aa's' !s'''
20 ~ s.sSi-g ysA',
Dallas colored Misslon--at Dallas, January
?nl, 1853.
Dallas siAiion--At DallA', January and
aud iih. 1893,
Mckinney cireuii-at Walnut Grove jan
nary 9th and
uary 2sih and 29ih, 1900.
Dallas Circuit-Ai Cochran Chapel, Janua'
~ 30ih aud alsl, 1899.
Evansville Cireuif-ai ---, February 9Th
and 9Th, 1869.
Sherman Cireuit--at ----, fSbrusry 18th
aud lslh, 1869,
Sherman siRiion-at sherman, February
10th and 2lsi, 1862,
VIZ. c. YouSo, Presiding Elder.
FAST DAY.
The Triniiy Conference NJ H. late session
in Dallas appointed Friday before the Both
DAY Of this month (Deecmber,l asa lay
Of fastiag. humiliation aud prayer, 10 Al
mighty God, that lie may bless the church,
aRd send forth more laborers into his
vineyard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

n@ Rev. Thomas NJ. Smith, pasior OF tho
N. E. Church in this place, will preach on
Christmas Day, in the Methodist Church.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

CHRIsTMAs TRIcKs-Toys for children,
citron, currants, cocoanuts, lemons, jellies,
&C., at Pryors Drug Store.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

@-Fresh genuine Guava Jelly-JALEl
DR GUAYBA-at Pryor's Drug Store.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
Idyl Of tiic Night.
BY vmGINIUs HuTcuEN.

!
! love the night-Orion smile
Is shimm ring in the ether blue,
Gliding the Summers robe the while
With the silyory staright's hue:
'Tis Natures peaceful, quiet hour,
All free from mans deceilful art,
And 10 not like the otol flower
| love the night-the scented mir
With grateful GOODNESS trewbles round
While from the woodlands ev rywhere
The windharps breathe lulling sound
To Natures lover night p.ust seem
An Irem with its roc IS blowing
And the moonlight's radiant stream
| | love the nights silence brings
| a Sabbath to my weary breast,
TLoug'. Fancy waves her rainbow wings,
I'D will not lie, like me, at rest
rut nies unto distant shore
| From whose parterres wander far
My childhool's home, in days of yore,
love the night feel its spell
AS If spirit came to me
My heart sings like q stanjed shell
Full of tho anthem Of the sea:
The shell retains tn, Oceans moan,
Though cnst upon the tileess shore
So doth my bosom shrine the tone
| love the nigbt-so calm, so still
Its weird gray shadows shift and fall
Dor lOwland grove and lofty hill,
Like banners in kingly hall;
While in the week.-mrs. starry cave,
High in the summers dreamy mir,
Brain born forms their morions wave,
love THIS niQht-"pale dams beams"
Der all their argent splendors cast,
BRIGHT rs sentiett spirits dreams
or First-Loye in the vanished past
While from the plume of yonder pine
There comes n sweet and welcome strain
In which all sonp-birds' notes combine
I love the night-for home-scencs then
Are pictured in nv musinp dream.
And FORGET the strife of men
When the stars of memory bcnm:
Then. horne on Fancv's wings Iav
Unto home that once was mine.
Who're clear Obio's waves roll bv
And like a sheathless sabre shine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

LASDRETH's FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
Nrw CRor-For sale at Pryor Drug Store.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
Thresher and Sulky-Plow

FOR SALE
IF PROMPT APPLICATION is made,
i will sell n fne & or l0-horse Thresber,
from the manufactory Of g. Westinghouse
& Co., Schenectady, New York. Ii has
been used but part Of season, and can be
sold for abont half cost. | win also sell n
new No. Buggy Pillow or Culiivafcr.
ROY b. SCOTT.
Dallas, December u, ls6s-l3:st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

Don't buy q piano for your daugh-
ter, while your sons need q plow.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
Choice Poetry.
Zoe lhs i,sllss lisrsill
Life and Death.
IN WANDERER,


GIEE,
Life a. he lasi is bat tale u zee,
A uomsni's pleasure sad n,snih afPsits
A sls',i that iims ihs suhs bright fsrfsEs
glow
A fFissi 10 hisnls--is fees a fishlfal
haze,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

FE0TEsTAST fRlso0PsL enrReh.-nisiHs
s.ssiss ali i.s hslt 10 rsffs ssaasE Ea7EHiHs -
la s'slssk. IA ia AsssT nss. 4 No. $50 Aafsef
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19

'ris IS q tale By idiots hslfis'd,
An smFiy esho souniias IhHo q saVS
4 worthless iTinksi edged with fnssi GOLD
'Tis bul a fslh that leads man 10 lie
grave,
n. a. a dream u anguish sui ~ care,
0le moment sunshine, heat al Viyudsd
Ger
To man burden, yet condemned "a hear
lis seofi. and iesIs lill time shall 30 no
mere.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

excuse himself, without exposing the gossip
OF the congregation.
" Did not dare to call on my sister, the wild
ow OF General Finch !"-and tinge of con-
tempt mingled with the look of surprise and
indignation with which he contemplated the
abashed and crest fallen young preacher
After reaching his sister S residence, he ques-
toned her in regard to the matter but here
he was again baff1ed She could only tell him
that since her residence in the place, she had
been . let alone, in the full acceptance of the
term. Determined to understand the wherefore
OF such proceeding, he again demanded an
explanation of the minister, who was finally
compelled to admit that he had supposed
from the gossip of his church members, that
the woman was a very out-cast from society,
and that there had been talk of driving her
from the place
She will not care to remain" said the pro-
fessor; but before she goes [ shall sift this
matter thoroughly" and so he did, gather
ing up, link by link, the whole chain of scan
dal until he came to Mrs Lawrence But this
the latter utterly denied, and Mrs. Thomas
was at last obliged to confess that Mrs. Law
renee had merely shrugged her shoulders and
curled her lip, when asked her opinion of her
new neighbor
"Ah, indeed!" was Mrs. Lawrence's re-
jOinder. remember Of thinking she could
| not be much OF lady, as she wore q
faded deaine, and did her own washing!"
And there the matter rested. Mrs. Law
renee, with look and a shrug of the shoulders
and Mrs. Thomas, by her jealous surmise, had
caused sorrow and pain to an innocent person
they had, in fact, stolen the good name OF
one who had never injured them; and but for
the timely appearance of her brother, the con
sequences might have still been more serious
The professor preached the following Sunday
and at the conclusion of the discourse he re-
peated the tale of wrong, adding, " Had this
woman really been poor and friendless, as sup
posed what would the end have been? De
prived of her good name and, in consequence
of all means OF earning livelihood, she wOul,
doubtless have become discouraged and des
pondent, and sunk down to the grave a victim
to the scandal of those falsely calling them
selves Christians; and you in the sight of God
would not only have been classed among liars
hut murderers "
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

A DEFINImoN-Pa idea of sympathy was
a good one. He had long been trying to get
Bridget to give him parting kiss. Finally,
as a last resort, he turned away, saying, "Good
by, Biddy. Sure you haven't any sympathy
for me at all, at all.
Sympathy, is it? And what dye name
"Come here, Biddy, and I'll be afther tel
ling ye. When | love ye so that Ia like to
bite a piece right out Of your swate cheek, AMI
We feels as if ye d like to have me do So-that
sympathy, be jabers II
"Ah, Patrick you know my wakenessl
ye can take it again when We come -
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
Adah Isaacs Menken.

Nothing in all the eventful life of Adah
lsaacs Menken became her half so we'll as her
leaving it, and baqueathing as her legacy to the
world the little collection of poems which have
now been published in Paris and London under
the unhappy title of Infelicia" That this
woman-a danseuse, an actress of the naked
drama, and a woman of Samaria, of whom it
was generally true to say, Thou hast had five
husbands, and he whom thou now hast is not
thy husband, whose popularity as an actress
had been won by appeals not to the intelligence
but to the sensuaty of the public, and whose
dramatic genius, if she possessed any at all,
had been expended only upon the invention of
costumes which should conceal nothing and
pOstures in which even a veiled nun would ap-
pear lewd-whose public life was supposed to
be even less scandalous than her private
amOurs, and Of whom even those whom she
even supposed to be her friends spoke either
with a sneer or with pitying condemnation that
this woman, after her death, should be discOv-
cred to have possessed soul full of tenderness
and of pure and holy thoughts, and power OF
pOetical expression immeasurably greater than
that of Walt Whitman or any others of the
spasmodic schoOl-that all this should be true
is one of the most surprising things in this age
of wonders. That Miss Menken occasionally
wrote verses had long been known to some OF
her friends; but that the divine aff1 ltus had
descended upon her and the spirit of poetry
really dwelt in her turbulent bosom, no one had
suspected, and it was not dreamed that it wa.
possible for her to write such lines as some OF
those in the poems contained in this poSthu
nous volume These poems are full of fault,
and blemishes, but they are also full of beau
ties. No one can read them without pathetic
interest, or without sorrOwing over the charac
ter which they DISCLOSE woman seeing ant
approaching the good, but embracing the evil
and loathing it as she embraced it.
The literary taste of this unhappy wOmal
was not pure, and was scarcely at all cultivated
she was NOSE familiar with the turgid meta
phor and lavish rhetoric of modern melO drama
than with the ancient or modern classics
But il none of her poems is there an lmpur
thought, or the suggestion of an idea which
saint should blush to hear The offensive pc
culiarities of her model are wholly absent fror
her verse. But her muse sings always in
strain of painful sadness and regret, or of bi
! ter although unavailing remOnstrance and rt
. volt.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

EDIToRs OPINIoNs.-An Eastern editor
says that man in New York got himself into
trouble by marrying two wives. A Western
editor replies, many men in that sectien had
done the same by marrying one. A Northern
editor retorts that quite number OF his ac-
promising to marry, without going any further.
A Southern editor says that friend of his was
bothered enough when simply found in COM
pany with another mans wife.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

MAKING LOVE WITH UMBRELLAs.-A GER
tain dramatic writer, being caught in shower
of rain, took refuge under the portico Of a
handsome dwelling in New York. As soon as
he had taken the position window was open
ed, and a lovely female face appeared, which
seemed to beam with sympathy and anxiety.
She soon retired and sent him an umbrella by
a servant. He fell at once desperately in love,
and thinking from her anxious looks that the
feeling was reciprocated, he called on her the
next morning. sent up his card, and gave into
her own hand very costly umbrella he had
purchased in place of the old and shabby one
he had borrowed, and then wound up all by
making profession of love. The young lady
without even noticing the exchange that haC
been made, perceiving how her act had beer
misinterpreted, naively replied: 6 feel it t.
be my duty to undeceive you sir. At the time
of the shower was anxiously expecting gen
tleman who is, confess, very dear TO me, wht
wished to see me in private and my only mo
tive in sending you the umbrella was to ge
you off the steps"
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

DEATH OF HOWELL CoBB-Howell Cobb,
of Georgia. dropped dead in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in New York, on Friday week. He
was born in Jefferson county, Ga, September
7, 1915, and was graduated at Franklin Col
lege, in Athens, in 1884. Two ye.rs later he
was admitted to the bar. He was elected to
Congress in 1912, and reelected in 1914, 46,
and '48 He was a strong Democrat. He
sustained Cass In the canvass of lS4S, and gave
his personal influence in favor of the cOmpro-
mise measures of 1850, against the taste of
many of his party. The difference gave birth
to the Southern Rights and Union parties in
the south ana Georgia was the hottest battle
field. Mr.. Cobb was chosen Governor on the
Union ticket, after the hottest campaign, and by
the largest majority ever known In the State.
He was re. elected to Congress in 1855. lie
sided then and all along with the most ultra
defenders of slavery. Mr.. Buchanan gave him
the Secretaryship of the Treasury, which post
he held at the beginning of the rebellion. He
went with the rebels reluctantly at first, and
always was In opposition to Davis, and halt In-
clined to wish he was not where and as he was.
| Still he served in the rebel Congress, and was
a brigadier general in the rebel army. His
only military exploit consisted in being captur
| ed by General Wilson and escaping through
the carelessness of his captors. lie was mat
of strong impulses@s Of more than ordinary ma
| tive ability, and was persuaded OF the wrongs
of slavery, but had no power, It he had the
will, to try and lessen them. lie has OF course
like all other leading rebels, been on the stuml
for Seymour, and was possibly searching to
aid in his work at the only point where h
could hope to find it when he died.
------------e 90 -
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
SHE WOULD,

They sat upon the front door mat,
Where softly shOne the moon,
And listened to the music that
Came from beer saloon.
His manly arm did round her twine;
Their lips in kisses met:
And when he asked, "wlt thou be mine ?"
She said, Il will, you bet !"
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

Said Henry Stanbery, ex- Attorney General,
four years ago: "When you come to vote,
ask what candidate Jefferson Davis and the
rebels would wish elected and vote against
that man." We apply that text now. Let
Democracy ask Stanberry's question and act
upOn
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
Testimonials.


Hon. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pa. writes;
,o. una hoohand's Ger man Bnters' Is good |
- + osSs'Hi o Gsby SSa"i
"a"' VI nervous action in the system,
Hos. JAMES THOMPSON,
'odse oil the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
al consider Hollands German Biitefs' VALUABLE
TiSE IN case oil attacks OF Indigestion or Dyspep-
Voc can certify this from my experience Of II.
AOufs' with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
~ ephia, June LIST, 1861
German si,,o Oond bV exp ~ erence that Hooaand's
dypepe symsons s sG@d SrscS ,0nG relieving
GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
FROM REV. F.. D. FENDALL,
has ant Editor Christian Chronicle, Phada.
HoosS derived decided benefit from the use Of
II "n German BltIers, and feel u my privilege
who ~. them as a most valuable tonic, TO all
dise..a.o suherlng from general debility, or from
Yours Truly, Z D. FENDALL.
Onecker the Druggist says that he has sold large
ens ,hn OF The BIers, and has never sold medI-
uessn." gave more universal satisfaction He takes
n recommending it to his customers.
eOunterre,aS1 N;-HoOaand's Germ an Remedies are r.
All Son oSets n,S !, on the wL A2pper of each bottle
Gs,maec Office. and Manufactory at tn e
dsohan medIelne Store, No 63I ARCH street. PhIla.
r"A' ra. CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. JACKSON Il Co.
HOOa,,.. PRICES.
uus German Btlers, per bottle, 81 OF
b Hooa..,, half dozen, 5 OF
II sI so German Tonic. put up in quart bottles
n m " n per bottle, or half dozen for 81 so.
buv 10 nOt forget to exa nine we'll the article yol
-" order to get the genuine
FOR SALE
DRUGGISTS AND SPOREKEEPERS,
fe.L EVERYWHERE.
Assas.s. oy = ?. HoFFECKER, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

A young gentleman, speaking of young
beauty's fashionable yellowish hair, called it
gold: ..aH
g It ought to be- quoth X, 8" it looks
like twenty-four carrots. ..7 4.s..s
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

Comfort for those prematurely gray-whom
the gods loxe dye yeuns
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

Robert Morris, a colored Bostonian has re-
Gently been awarded tho two highest prizes by
the Imperial College of France.