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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05


DisrRicr CouRr met AT this city, on Mon
day last, his honor Juigs A. u. NoRTos
presiding. The Petty Juries were at one,
organized and proceeded to business. On
Tuesday morning the Grand Jury was or
ganilcd, and received the charge OF the
Judge. There Is q large amount Of bust
ness on tho docket, most Of II, we believe
being old business, but II is hoped and be.
licvcd that nearly II not quite oil Of II will
be disposed Of at this term, At least all that
can be tried. The probabilities are taal
Court will hold for several weeks.
Judge @. J. Clark, of Kaufman, the Dis
trict Attorney, is, we regret to say, detain-
cd at home by sickness. Capt. J. X. p.
Record, Of this place is acting District At
tornoy.
There are rs yet but few attorneys in at
tendance from the surrounding counties,
tho following being all we have met Judge
J. W. Ferris, J. En-. Hawkins, AMI Brad
shaw, A. A. Kcmblc and II. II. Snecd, Esqrs'
from waxahachie; X. S. Guy and W. ii.
Drundage, Esqrs. from Lancaster. Our
resident attorneys, in attendance are,
Messrs. Burford, Good & Jordan, Messrs.
Mccoy & Wolf, Mcssrs. Record, Field s.
Bower, Messrs. Chenault, Stemmons s. Will
liams, Mc.srs. Kendall s. Ault, Judge Y. E..
Coombes, J. J. Word, II. ID. Coughanour, j.
D. Korfoot, J. W. Payne and W, II. Price,
Esqrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

hDThe New Orleans Commercial Con.
We ntion convened in the hall of the Chamber
of Commerce, on the oath ult. The dele
gates, among whom are some Of the most
prom ncnt citizens Of almost every State
were cordially welcomed in an address by
Hon. Alexander Walker. The prominent
officers are c. s. Filley, Of st. Louis, Presi-
dent, with sixteen Vice Presidents, among
whom we notice Hon. B. H. Epperson, OF
Texas. Among the visitors are eleven
members of Congress, oil Of whom were in
vited to sit as delegates.
A prominent feature in tho pro
Crane as outlined and of current
conversation is a strong effort evil
IDENTIFY in contemplation to secure
Congressional aid, both to the South
ern Pacific Railroad, and improve
mcnt of the river navigation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

ne iisfaid n usT Itl hss ihs
f,iiasing No. a. ilifnifie. frmff
b. Wee tousal ~ llarana. $40 has
Jest fftnfnol ffnm Cuisa hai q
lsnsihy iaisrtisr ulih fhs itesi.
iuni ~ DAY. on he eundiiion snd
anairs ~ Gaia. IL tells qaiis = 90
hrsnt si0ry nom that - l.srsisishi-
ly rclaio,l ~ dispatfhos ~ Admifal
ll0h, 10 the Navy Department,
This, probably arises from the fact
that IA liienirio has been ia the ia
terrier Of the Island, and has had an
opportunity OfObservihg the doihgs
IT the insurgents himself lie ih,
formed tho President that il the
leaders Of the CubAhs parsaed their
present course, they would certainly
succeed, and this Was admitted BY
the Spanish authorities, The
harrassing policy adopted by the
cubans avoiding an open hghL and
killing the Spanish army, following
them. was operating disastTOasly
upon the latter, Numbers die ON the
march Of which no public mention
is ever made, while hundreds arc
being cut on by disease,
La Rlentrie inOrmed the Presi'
dent that the Spanish reports Of the
losses Of the Cahans, IN the various
engagements or akirmishes which
have taheii place, where merest ex-
aggerations, almost entirely devoid
OF truth. Upon being Questioned
as TO the prospect Ofultimato sueeess
in securing their Independence, La
Rientrio, replied; THAT Il depended
altogether upOR'the ability OF Span
TO Keep reinforcing tho Spanish
army in Cuba, The present army
there would soon DO so reduced ~
TO bo ineffective for even purusins
stray bands from place TO place,
Tho Cubans were still expecting aid
from tho United States, the leaders
oftho revolution regarding our Gov,
erpmcnt rs a, sort Of natural ally"
La Rlcntio says the President
listened very attentively TO tho mar
rative, frequently intcrrupting him
TO ask questions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
Half uav nm Lookout Mountain, the place

Half way up Lookout Mountain, the place
where memory is stirred by Thousand
thrilling associations, and where the brave
boys Of both armies met and fought hand
to hand, where tho blood Of both friend and
foe was mingled together and ran down
the mountain. side in rivulets, Is a smooth
faced rock, upon which poor, wounded
soldier inscribed the following:
"S. T.-l86O-X.-Early in the battle
was wounded, and carried to this spot by
two clever 'Yanks.' They babe me fare
we'll, and MS they supposed, to die, for was
20 weak from loss Of blood that could but
family thank them for their kindness
They left in my canteen part bottle Of
PLANTATION BlTTERs, to which l owe my
life, for it strengthened me, and kept life
within me until help came and my wound
was dressed. God bless them for their
kindness, and for the PLANTATION Bit
TERs.' HENRY DAvAGEL,
Company d, 10Th Go.
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sAIsIas iLs lass Ia ihriT .Alisis aAi shsIs
s., tLsy have iLs fallssi esahisses - The
sbili,y ssl iAissTiiy u Jsdys A, u AsT-
Iss, a.s rTssidiHs District Jaits sAd ~
ais asssF~iHsiisa 10 sAtsIss tAs lass aAi
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n. t'silii, 90 sstia~ soesTdlss 10 hls s"h
,Ia,-sasa,, .si ia Pablie belief saaTdsTsT,
"a iniiHia,,s the ceaFi by threats 81
.haki-s a. s5siP' 81 iiis isAsr, Jaiss A.
%. ssE,sa, Thsrsfsrs.
he a. RsssissL. I. hat % the people u
Dallas esaaiy, In mass aestiHs ssssiaelei,
so hereby pledge eur lives sal oar property
sa protecting the Psrsaa Of Jadss AsT'en
srsm aay aAa al uhlawfal sislsacs, sHd
in assisting him in Haiaiaisiss sr'isT aad
shfeTeiss the lass,
.. That vs request the Hon, 4, u, NsT-
rsa, Jalss Of the Sch Jaiieiai district Ia
direct an etheet Ia samman satheieh'
sumb-r % eiIiIehs Of Dallas eoaHiy, Ahi
ksep the SAGE aRier aras aud upon the
scout uaiii ", u. u. fs,lii, the aa'heT Of
the iudig atty offered 10 The Court, es ar
resis,l, or shall leave the country,
o. That we recommend that the sata 81
i.o hundred aud any dsllars 10 Raised by
paslie subscription 10 delray the expenses
sneurrsJ by the posse which may be sum,
snaned 10 assist la the arrest Of the said
". u. u. Fsuli, as provided In the fores"'
Ing resolution.
4. That tho MaIar General Commanding
In the State Of Texas be, and he 10 here
by requested TO offer q reward Of one thou
sand dollars for the arrest Of the body
either dead or alive, Of W. u. w. Pe''i
who stand. charged with the murder OF
diver. persons In Dallas county. =.
0. That these proceedings be Published
In the "DALL,s iiERALp" aud o copy be
furnished TO the Major General Command
ing the District Of Texas.
ga motion q committee of three consist
Ing Of J. J, Word, }. 7. Auli and !. q. 7,
Kendall, was appointed to take up a sub
seripiion rs provided In the Srd resolution.
Amer remarks from Col. J. NJ. Crockett
and W. c. Wolf, Esq, on motion the meet
Ing adjourned ,inc die.
re. CoOMBEs, Chairman,
T. q. BowER, Secretary.
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Ihs esusssl ~ asifncs sisisl ihsy hal
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iisn sas susiaihst.
Iis PFtsiisni Talsi that a jssiiens h a,
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aaiTei shsihsT The Tals Of PTaeiies TeaniF-
lag the PTeseeaiiea IA anaeanee Wheeler
ihsy ars, o. are oct ready for trial, senli
h adhered 10 alse ~hsiher this Gear
sSali PFeeesi As in courts 81 common Lac
ia FsfsIsAes 10 ArPlieaiiea for ss'sTanss
OF joiai trial, aHi Ia the ialTSias'isa d
issiinony,
he Jaiss Advocate stated that s'idsHes
ssall be proceeded siih, .iihsat PFssiSas
sHASaAssHsAi On the part Of the uAi'si
States
ne Jaigs Advocate thea read . plea
Submitted BY the soaassl 10 dsfsAes, ash
Ing that they and each of lhsn be allowed
10 sever and have separate trials on the
srssAd thu, they .ill desire the testimony
81 each ether 10 said parties shall be aequii.
ted and that they bslisss there will be ne
s'idsaes sdJaesi sufficient 10 warrant Q
soa'isiioa sgias, the parties whose evidences
10 desired.
The Judge advocate argued against ,hi'
Plss, on the ground that the hndings o. the
Commission cannot DO divulged until the
proceedings and hadings arc announced BY
order from the 6snsrai Commanding. TO
await which would involve great delay aud
iheeuvenishee 10 the government, and a
still further confinement TO the prisoners,
lie would, however, make no election TO the
examination, for the defence, Of any pris-
oners whose evidence 10 wanted In behalf
Of the others aud who are satisfied they
can testify without danger Of committing
themselves.
The Counsel for defence stated that upon
the concession Of the Judge Advocate In
regard TO the testimony Of the eo-deien-
dants, they would not urge their aPPliea-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
The JEFFERSON military Court.

The Jefferson Military Court.
The Jefferson Times Extra, has full re-
port of the first days proceedings Of the
Military Court now sitting at that place.
We make the following summary
The Court met at 10 O'Clock An, on the
oath ultimo, Maj. Gen. Edward Hatch pre-
siding, and the prisoners were brought in
under guard Of 40 cavairymsn. sPecta-
tors were admitted. The names Of the
prisoners are as follows:
RIP. Crump, Ludwig P. Afford, VIM. H..
Magill, Mark II. Joplin, Silas il. Nance,
Charles L. Pitcher, John Richardson, Mat
thew D. Taylor, John G. Murphy, Jr.,
Henry A. Steady, W. L. Marshall, John NJ.
Vines, VIM. A. Hightower, David Il. Car
penter, W. d. flanagan, George Gray, Os-
car Gray, Henry NJ. Woodsmall, II. N.
Geer, Nathaniel Mccoy, (freedman) Rich
ard Davis, (frecdman.)
Being questioned, they all signi6ed that
they had no objection to being tried by any
member Of the Commission.
Ths Court and Reporters wero then
SWORD anu Iou"sSr ro .," .sa
INSIDE 'ne oar. lug .o"Is ny CT 'T'
counsel ior inc Pr,'Tner " 'V, "
ID. CuIoersoh, '"
i. ). Campoei,, oam Mose'ey, M
Mason ~; a. neeyeSi w. w. ""Sn''' "00'ss
Y. modu, 1onh ols
The charges anu sPec'noAuons sens asn
read, being IN suos'ance ~ ,o'ow
Image nis'i Sonspa.y )" VPPJMue .ns
s,s,s. :nS 70 prevent The execution or NE
act Of Congress 70 provide for the more ef-
hcient sovsransnt Of the Rebel States,
passed March = 1901, ana the acts supple
mentary thereto, commonly caneo tne ne,
construction LAVE, sne ie,ouious'y anu OF
malice siorethongnt 70 KIN and muruer
eiti,essi ano ieioniously anu IoreIoly 70
resist the united staies Mli,ary eng"geu
IN the execution OF said law
The hrst specincation iecnes 'nnt tne
prisoners, severaiiy ana yoih'iy ulu con
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
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Z NJ. sssis, hs's The rhilslslli.is
ffsss. 10 90 slihoat Hs mafsl ia
ofhsf isiiiados ihas Pssasylrania'
hssy yssfs ago, No swain, ihod
edilsf II The Pebble Ledger sas
lsilsd a The oofasf u kighiosaih
Aad Chssinui siTssls ID very sxti
tsd iadisidaAl, who inflrmsd HAT
IN the most emphatic terms, Il have
stopped yOaT paper, cir, snd Pro
oeedet 10 eKplAin The Why and
shsTefers, all the time gesliealaliRg
Nidly, My grAeioas. air. ysa llsA't
say 20. Come with nae 10 the Ofiiee,
and lee as SO ID &c eaAa0t remedy
the matter, IL srisyes mo ihs; ans
one sh0ald stop my paper" Down
Chestnut street 10 Third the two
proceeded. Arriving at the ofiies,
Mr. swain said why, my dsar air.
every thing seems % be going on
here as asaal; I tbeagLt yoa had
stopped ny paper" Then and thero
the exoised gentloosn, whom the
long walk, BY the way, had partly,
cooled, said that he hail stopped
taking tho one copy Of tho Ledger.
Mr., Swain was profdse in his apollo
givs for having misunderstood tho
meaning Of his late sabseribers
words, and regretted that no had
given him the trap from Eighteenth
street 10 Third, down Chestnut. The
gentlemen went on his way home.
a wiser IL not a better man, maryeii-
ing at the stupidity Of editors ia
general, and Of Mr.. Swain in par
tieular, Before he len, however
he ordered that the Ledger DO still
sent 10 his address.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
ra~we welcome to our table the FRS

E9we welcome to our table the first
number of the Gaireston Daily Herald, edi-
ted by W. L. Barre, Esq, who is well known
to many Of the citizens Of this county. The
paper is gotten up in good style, and starts
out with good prospects Of success, as we
infer from the appearance of the first num-
Der. At present it is only daily but it
is intended soon to issue Semi-Weckly
and Weekly for the convenience Of readers
in the interior Of the State. The price Of
the daily 10 SO per apnum, semi-weekly
So, aud weekly 81 per annum. The editor
announces In the first number that the
services Of J. Marshall Hanna, one Of the
editors Of the old Richmond Examiner,
have been secured. With such an editorial
team as Hanna and Barre, the paper is
bound to be, in all respects, q superior pa
per. We very ebeerfully comply with the
Y and shall expect to Gull frequently from
the columns Of our namesake.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

VTVHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
Il appointed Administrator Of the estate
Of Archibald NJ. Lavender, deceased, and
Sarah Lavender, deceased, both late of
theCOuhty Of Dallas, at n regular term of
the County Court Of said County, held for
Probate and other purposes, on the last
Monday, the 3lst day of May, AID. 1869 /;
this is therefore to notify all persons in.
debtcd to said estate to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims
against the estate to present. them for nc
ceptance, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred VIRGIL G. LAVENDER.
Administrator.
Dallas, June 5, 1SG9--3S6w$
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Administrative Notice.

INIlE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
l. appointed Administrators of the estate
of George Marsdcn, deceased, late Of the
of County of Dallas, Mt regular term Of
the County Court of said County, held fol
Probate and other like purposes, on the
last Monday, the 3lst day Of May, AID
1869; this is therefore to notify all persons
indebted u, said estate, TO make immediate
pdymcht, and all persons having claims
against the estate to present them for nc-
ceptanGc, auly authenticated, within The
time prescribed by Inv, or they will be
barred. ELIZABETH MARSDEN.
.0I Alministratrix.
Dallas. June 5, lSG0-3&6ws
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pF See the letter Of our Austin cores
pondcnt William, in to-day's paper.

BDwe take pleasure in referring the
reader, and particularly the officers ofcvery
agricultural society in this section of the
State to the article in to-days paper from
the Galveston News and addressed "To oil
Agricultural Associations in Texas" 1t
is hoped that the officers Of these associa-
tons will communicate freely and frequent
ly with the editors Of the Almanac.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
s,yws hal no mail from The south u,

sorws had no mail from the South this
seek until Thursday morning, aud then
only received papers that should have rsaeh'
ed us on Monday. Cause ofihe failure, the
excessive heavy rain Of las, Sunday raised
all the creeks, aud the stage was detained
below Chambers creek, Ellis county.
The river at this place again swelled over
the hoiiom, but commenced falling again
on Thurslay morning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

About The time that Mrs. Brig
ham Young. or one ofbis ssintshiP's
madsms, was paying her respects 10
President Grant, at the White
House, the aOld man" was preach
ing a sermon, at Salt Lake, IN
which be publicly denounced Grant
As = gambler and drunkard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

parrhs Ne. oTlraaS 0Pslsssas aud
Great Western RailTesd -ss sold ., auction
on The 18th. uli, Mr., chas. Morgan essem'
ing the purchaser. q, ss,oSo,ccc. ., sas
aAnoanesi amer the sale, tia, Mr.. Morgan
iaisnds al once 10 set about sessirueiihs
The read 10 the Texas line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

r0-Coi. +. n. Luekett, for o number Of
years q resident Of this State, and during
the war in command Of regiment Of Tex
as troops, died at New Orleans on the 10th
ultimo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

On the Slst of July next Mons
Chevelier, the eronaut, proposes to
make the experiment Of crossing
the ocean in a balloon. He is TO
take his fight from the city Of New
York. He has had over one hmm
drcd applications for the periious
pleasure Of accompanying him on
bic voyage. n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

swrhs sss Orleans Star says thai
Justice wayas, q the U. $, Supreme Court
sOuld on Jane is', last Tuesday order the
enforcement ef The nanda,s Affirming Mrs
Mys Clarke Gaines Fight 10 her immense
estate in ihs, city. Mrs. q. Is nov In New
Orleans 10 effect eemPrOmise With the
holders Of part Of the properly ia1ol,sd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

Ina printing Office NJ Gosport.'
Ind, is a blind loompositor. lila
average days work is 5000 ems, aud
on several occasions he has set from
1000 to 5000. His type Is distribu-
ted for him, and his copy is read by
his partner, his memory being so
perfect that no can retain from four
10 six lines. ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

e8rA. NJ. Moore, Esq., Of this city, Who
returned from trip to LOui'iana ON We'd
nesjay last, has our thanks for hle Of
New Orleans and Galveston papers one dsy
later than had been received by mail.
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ras-lenry y. Perkins, Esq, has been q

pas-ilenry y. Perkins, ESQ, has been ap'
pointed Grand lecturer for the Grand
Lodge I. %. u. I, aud 10 nov on . tcsr
through the STATE. The Galveston News
says be will soon set OF, for Northern and
Eastern Texas, and will endrascf 10 deli,-
or public address TO every Lodge In The
country through which he passes.
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Save Your Wheat.

7 HAVE FOR SALE, fine, new eight.
L horse Thrcshing Machine, for the money
wheat or good young mules. The Machine
was made by Westinghouse, Schenectady
NY. Apply ~ ROY D. SCOTT,
.... Dallas Texas.
Dallas, June 9, 1SG9-3S:3t
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INDEEDl-A letter from New
York TO the Peiiladelphia Ledger
has the following sentence:
"Hhuses have done best this
spring that happen TO have had
Southern connections"
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In speaking Of the eligibility Of
Col. Jacob Eliot, candidate for Con
gress from Sd district, the Corcican-
a Observer says, as his disabilities
have been removed by Congress, be
will not DO required to take the test
oath.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

Bag The San Marcos Weekly Pioneer is the
name Of new paper just started in San
Marcos, Texas, by Snyder & Earnest; G. ii
Snyder, Editor, which We enter on out
exchange list with pleasure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05

s1-rhs vsds,,s, lately Published at Pilot
roiai, Denton county, has, says the sher-
man Courier, changed Its base, aud Is now
issued at GAINESVILLE, Cooke county.
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For S0IC.

YNIIE Fine Steam FIGURING Mills, situated
l. miles North Of the town of Dallas
and known as the Cedar Spring Mills
This is one Of the finest situations in til,
county, and the reputation of the Mills mr.,
we'll known. Call early and secure bar
gain. KENDALL & AULT,
Attorneys nj Law and Real Estate Agents
Dalhs, June 5, lS69-3S:3t
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nTThe Sherman Courier says that straw
berries have been abundant in that county
this sssson-fbe rraries we're literally Gov
cred with them.