Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-11

NoVfs tHfsorNT CRY CiHCrs b..
The thanks II the community ais
due to hr. q. " Moves flr having
introduced 80 s'un In the season the
magnificent circus combination nt
ter bis management, Oar eiy tai
not do without lis. olreus al lca,,
once winter and lhat one which
raises It's crescent JET near T.voi
Circle is, by Tar, tho most o6,npr.
hcnsivo that We have had flr year.
Tho artists are first class; the tralnci
animals are Admirable. Ia riding
T IL IL not easy % tnd & more astonisa
/ ing type Of daring and artlvltvth,a
7 young WuOda Cookies feat of fth,aw
ing twenty-five backward soinrl
sallis, while on "a running horso.
Milo Aoitic -cy0n, is a most grace
iul rider who has had brilllsn,
success both IN London and Paris
l la acrohats, the troapc is dcc'doJlr
B rich. IA To clowns, there are nlr
many in the country, we really ba.
!ieyu, like Frank Robinson. VIII,
Jokes like t. Joo Miller and lc9p-
like stag, and Clark Gibbs, WHO
has kna,S ofmaking the "hcnrhcl
laugh There is, ia short, not
bad actor, or veal; net In tho
whole exhibition, which. il worthy
precedent 10 ihogr Mock Tourra.
ment, which follows the first bn'u'i
OF the band, The light armor of tho
riders, and the housings Of tho
horses the waving flags aud the
rich dresses Of tho ladies, present a.
Itself a dazzling scene. But tho
main attraction is centerod in thi
efforts Of tho Knights and "Iadycs'
to tilt for tho rings, in which, by
tho way, they prove themselves
somewhat more expert than tho
brave knights, who, crewhilc, held
grand tournament on the Fair
Grounds; aud the broad sword COM
bats, which arc held between ,ht
riders In the arena, arc hailed with
some Of The happiost shouts We have
heard, even around the saw dust Of
, the circus.
There will be two performances
to-day tho Matinee ut II A. NJ, and
the night performance ut half past
p. n. We say 10 every one, Gol
The big crescent will show ydl
who're it is.-- ~ o. Times, Nov. z
We find the following compliment
TO n popular house in the Calvoit
Enterprise:
On Saturday last we dropped into
the establishment of Mcssr3 1glehu,
u Leonard, cotton factors aH,l ger
cral commission merchants. ylJ
amount Of business done by these
ontcrprising gentleman is truly
wonderful. IN addition TO tho re
cciving and forwarding, which is |,
business within itself, they are max
ing the sale Of cotton, wool and
hides one of the prominent feuturcs
of their cal!ing--a specially. t.
meet the growing wants of this do
partment, they have fitted up
splendid 50 les room in which to eX,
hibit samples, and here We found
our old friend Arthur II. ldcv
presiding. This department ha4
been placed cntirol y undor Mr.
gdcy's control, and u better selec.
ton could not haze been made, he
is u high toned gentleman, u
thorough business man, and in every
respect emincntIy qualified to dc
fnl! justice to the patrons Of the
house. While in Galveston he was
noted for sbtaining the highest
market price for cation and wool.
and, Judging fror.i sales his of Sali,r-
day last, has lost none of his pres
+ tige rs Il cotton factor. We con
graduate Messrs. Iglohart & Leon
ard in having secured the services
OF Mr., Edcy, and commend the
honse to our friends in the interior
as one of the most reliable in Texas
DON'T BRIDE Your Own JUpoE -
A MANS mind is o court, and hi9
passions are all of them strictly
lawyers. In ordinary times, yoit
can not 90 into any court, and hear
the statements Of the counsel.
without feeling that there ia 4 great
deal of Ingenuity exerted to cover
up some things sand unduly masnifF
other things, so MS to make out the
best possible case for the side whose
interest it is the desire of the special
plcaders to advance. But thciG
sits the old, stupid Judgelstupid
because he will be Just; aiid lie pu s
the lawyer right ON this side, and
puts the lawyer on that side, AMI
holds every thing TO The law aud to
the feet, that he may come at Justice;
at least in theory. i'wt sHg
Now every man has Judge with
in hm--his conscience. And there
are many men whose conscienctS
have been bribed; and when they
are presiding over The court. which
is constantly held in the heart, they
are all the while excusing them
selves for giving their adherence td
things that are wrong.
And this happens, 30. 5hcc, nor
twice, nor thrice, but scores of timc$
in the experience of mon. And they
need to be reminded that, in every
case, appeal is taken to n court
where righteous judgments are dc
ciored. They need 20 get such v;s
ions Of the Jiid gmcnt day that lhcs
shall hold their breath, that thci
conscicnces shall not dare TO be bril-
Cd, and that they shall look AZ oyciy-
thing in the light Of eternal justice
i HTNulTT.-A farmer went with