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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
Tayl0r's Monitor.
The Texas EleCtlon.

The following is tho Presidents
Proclamation for an election in
Texas on tho acceptance or iejcc,
ton Of tho Constitution. Gen.
Reynolds will, we presume, desig.
nate the officers to be elected ut the
same timo.
PROCLAMATION mr. TnK PRESIDENT,
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Thc fol.
lowing proclamation was issued this
afternoon:
By the President Of the United States
of America:
In pursuance Of the provisions Of
tho Act Of Congress approved April
10, 1869, i hereby designate Tues
day, the Both day of November,
1859, as the time for submitting the
Constitution adopted by tho Con-
vontion which met in Austin, Texas,
on tho 18th day of juno, to the votes
of said State registered at tho date
of such submission. ] hereby di-
root the vote to DO taken upon said
Constitution in the following man
ner, viz Each voter favoring the
ratification of tho Constitution as
adopted by the Convention Of tho
18th of June, 1868, shall express
his judgment by voting For the
Constitution" each voter lavoring
tho rejection of tho Constitution
shall express his judgment by vot-
ing against the Constitution" In
testimony whereof i have .hcrcunto
sct my hand and caused the seal OF
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington
this 18th day of July, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-ninc, and of
tho Independence of the United
states or America the ninety
fourth. .r......r...a...
By the President. U. S. GRANT,
" HAMILTON FISH, See'y of State.
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Clear the Track.

The Sherman Courier struck from
the exchange list of the London
News! They are coming! Hark !!
do you not hear the slogan of tho
van cars ringing along tho worlds
railway! Gainesville will soon be
the depot Of the worlds commerce,
poured into her lap from all points
Of the compass Up from the South
roll the cars from Galveston, the
little village of Bird Island, laden
with oranges, pomogranates, plan
tains, figs, fresh oysters and red fish,
in fact the best offerings, of the isles
and waves Of the tropic seas. East,
they come from the burgs OF Mem
phis and Vick's loaded with lum-
Der, firewood and ice for our sum
mer drinks-the timbers of its val
Icy and the waters of the Mississip-
pi, being of no use save to furnish
us lumber, fuel and fresh ice, as we
get our full stock from the North
pole the cars from the shire towns
of Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
bringing US eels from the open po-
lar sea, trout and bass from the
lakes, and grouse and pheasants
from the head of the Mississippi; in
fact furnishing us almost with our
fish and fowl. Lo! yondcr from the
West, roll the heavily freighted
trains from the town of San Fran
cisco laden with bullion from Cali
fornia's auriferous streams and Aus
tralia's golden sands, with rare and
curious toys from the isle of Japan,
and tea and china from our sister
city Pekin. Here we are, in future,
the grand centre of the Earth's
Commerce, tho metropolitan depot
of all the Nations, and the half way
station on the giant steam and &c
lectic Highway around the world !!
Where now is the twinkling, light
ening-bug precinct of Sherman =?
Bonham beat is lost in the Bots dare
mud, Burnett and all Denton and
Mckinney arc rubbed out; and
where, oh whcro2 echo answers, is
the Lilliputnavigation company
of the little Three louisville Dallas
that onco was the head of the Gulf
stream? "Gone glimmering" not
even "a school boys tale" "Sic
transit gloria mundip as Cesar
said when he bursted Gaul.
From the Tri-hourly Consolida-
ted Cosmopolite Vedette and China
Telegraph, A. ID. 1900.
Gainesville Vedette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

FLANAGAN, SOME MoRE.--In n
little editorial last week wo paid
our respects to the nti-Hamilton
nominee for Lieutenant Governor
of Texas. We did not attempt 10
do tho gentlemen full justice, but
only to point out a few of the bright
spots in his record. We are permit
ted by a friend here to make the
following extract from letter to
him, written by one of tho most
prominent citizens of Bastrop:
BAsTRoP, June %, 1869.
Dear Friend.-Your favor, the
Southern Banner, containing the
editorial on J. wainwright Flanagan,
has been received, for which accept
my thanks. Mr.. McGary could have
said more, and not told the whole
truth. He actually cmbezzelcd from
Elisha NJ. Ford at least S25, 900, and
with it, between two days, sloped
TO Texas. Twenty witnesses can
DO procured now in Texas to estab-
lish his villainy in Kentucky before
he camo hero. Tell the Banner to
continue to pour into his short ribs
grape and canister, as J, w. Elan
nigan is certainly great scoundrcl,
and a fit noOinee for the radical par
y. .... .- g..
We do not publish these things
with any purpose of injuring Elan
nigan. Just the reverse. BY show
ing him up in his true colors of hy-
pocrisy and rascality We give him
Increased claims upon the affection
of his party. What use has radical
ism for honestly About the same
that sneak thief has for the Divine
command; "ThOu shalt not steal"
brennan Banner.
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knnNH hsso A. carpet baggrTs,
THO hlaek man may ~ ignorant
~ the real uses of the ballot, and
may nol be- initiated lnlu the mys
irr,es of government, bat hr is noi
snoh ionl ~ net Ia know that his
true interest dictates that he should
l@ IN go1h terms with the great
badly of the-r'nple among whom he
expects To sPcud his DAYS, nor such
krave as 10 use his own privilege
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II Where thu blacks have organ
'scd themselves into Loyal League
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sy-n nv the ar,ml oarpctbngger
MIN has 'ndas,r'ous'y taught them
that such action was necessary ~
order 10 secure their own privilege
ofsufirngo aud To resist the HSSres
s'ons OF the whites
The effect Of these ariinl m'Srep'
,cScn'at'onS IL gradually passing
swsy, and so'ne oil the most rc.o'n'o
~cynncn'S OF the carpet bag crow,
mud OF their apos'alo sca'awas aS'
."cin,cs, arc to ho found among ,he
better class OF eolrred men, In VIZ
g'n'a, when Walker, tho Conscr'a'
tive Republican, threw his banner
to tho rreczc, with It's magic inscr'p-
tton, IMPARTIAL SuffRAoE ASp
universal AMNESTY, ana wneh
tho Conservatives, Withdrawing
their own candidate, raliiSd 10 his
support, tho intelligent eolorcd men
II tho State saw in tho movement
tho symbol or Peace, and they, too,
rushed forward to swell tho grand
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
Railroads.

Tho question of prosperity of
cities, towns, and counties, subscrib-
ing to 'buiia railroads, has been lu-
.cidty exemplifcd in recent opin-
ion Of Judge Paine, in the Supreme
Court of Wisconsin, in II question
involving the right of counties, &c,
ito levy taxes in aid Of the building
rairroads.' Tho following para
graph will DO read with interest b.
Railroads are tho great public
highways Of the world, along which
its gigantic currents of trade and
travel continuity pour-highways
compared with which tho most mag
nifcent highways ofantiquity dwin-
die into insigniticance. They are
the most marvellous invention of
modern times. They have done
moro to develope the wealth and
resources, to stimulate the industry,
reward tho labor, and promote the
general comfort and prosperity of
the country, than any other, and,
perhaps, than all other mere physi-
cal causes combined. There is
probably not man, woman or child,
whose interest or comfort is not in
somo dogrec subservcd by them
They bring to our doors tho pro-
ductio ns of the earth. They enable
us to anticipate and protract the
seasons: They scatter the produc-,
tons of the press and of literature
broadcast through the country with
amazing rapidly. There is scarce
ly n want, wish or aspiration Of the
d,aman heart which they do not in
some measure holp to crafty. They
promote the pleasures of social life
and of friendship; they bring the
skilled physician swiftly from a dis
lance to attend the sick or the
wounded, and enable the absent
friend to be present at the bedside
ofthe dying. They have more than
realized the fabulous conception of
the eastern Imagination, which pic
tured the genii as transporting in
habited palaces through the air.
They take q train of inhabited pal
aces from the Atlantic coast, and
with marvellous swiftness deposit il
on tho shores that are washed by
the Pacific seas. In war; they
transport the armies and supplies
of the government, with the great
est CELEBRITY, and carry forward, as
it were, on the wings Of the wind,
relief and comfort to those who
are stretched bleeding and wounded
on the field of battle. And yet, not
withstanding all these tremendous
results, notwithstanding the States,
counties, towns and cities of the
country, fully approaching their
Importance, have been bending all
their energies to the construction of
these great highways-notwith-
standing the general government
has donated vast tracts of its do
main 40 aid in the objective are
now told that the public has not
a sufficient interest in the construc-
ton of railroad TO sustain an cx-
crcise of taxing power, because, for
sooth, in executing the public work
the State has made of the agency
of sEisate corporation, and left TO
IL the comparatively petty an un-
important profits TO be derived from
the actual operations of the road
I confess that such a conclusion -
utterly in conflict with what i had
a no The settled law-so Inadequate
20 what seems to me the real merits
Of the great question involved that
II isa matter Of astenishDent that
IL could have been adopted BY any
mind. sc ~ NV di1 20
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

~ We are pleased to learn that our
friend, Mr.. James Andrews, so long the
racy and interesting "local" Of the Calves
ton Civilian, and moro recently In the
office of the New Orleans Crescent, has be-
come connected with the Shipping and
Commission House Of c. W. Adams & Co.,
No. 1871 Pearl street, New York. "Jeemes
is we'll and very favorably known to every
body in and near Galveston, and We take
much pleasure in introducing him to our
friends of tho wheat region, as . gentle
man every why worthy Of their esteem and
confidence. We know him we'll, both per-
sonally and through the columns of the
Civilian, and hope to see him prosper in
his new vocation, though We arc 10th to
part with him rs n "driver Of the quill
Success to you, "Jeemcs."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

n@ We very much desire to get at an
approximate estimate Of the amount Of
cotton that will be raised in this county
the present year; and for this purpose
have requested several friends to give us,
as near us they can, the number Of acres
in their Immediately neighborhoods rs far
as their knowledge extends. We hope they
will furnish US with the figures with rs
little delay as possible, and any infOrma-
iion on the subject from others, win be
thankfully received. We only want figures
based upon their actual knowledge-no
euess-vork r. rH
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pWwe had The pleasure on thursday

b1We had the pleasure on Thursday
morning Of o call from our old friend
@. W. stoner, Esq, formerly-of Kentucky.
He has now q very extensive bcef-packery
near Shreveport, La. He is now making
a business tour in Texas, and We bespeak
for him a cordial and kindly welcome
wherever he may 60. lie will visit Fort
worth, CHknrne and Bolton. As will be
seen, by his Advertisement, he wishes TO
cOntrae. for fifteen thousand head Of Beef
Cattle. F.. ...-F ..t Hs-
Mr.. stoner speaks encouragingly Of the
Southern Pacific Railread. He says IL is
being rapidly pushed ahead, and hat il
will reach US before the Texas centrnL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

fSr Three States held their elections
the present week, viz: Kentucky On Mon
day last, for State Treasurer and members
10 the Legislature in Alsbans on the
same dag, for members Of Congress- and
in Tennessss On yesterday, for Governor,
stats ofscsrs sDd Legislaiur.. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
n6rThe Waco Register SAYS that 9Th

1%The Waco Register says that "that
everlasting boy" intentured to us, was
lately seen in Toledo, with nothing on,
save the sausage round his neck, represent
ting himself as q Comanche. and being
lionized by the people of Doodlodom. That
boy is sharp, il he is a Texas production.
We expect him back soon on the new Chi
cago nayitor" or air ship. " lCarn1 cd !.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
Administrators Notice.

VNIIE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
l. appointed Administrator of the estate
of u. II. Gray, late Of Dallas county, Texas,
deceased, at n regular term of the Probate
Court of said county, holden for the Pro-
bate and other like purposes, on tho 29lh
day Of March, A. b. 1869, hereby notifies
all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment and those having
claims against the sang to present them,
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will DO postponed
as the law directs. This 18th day of August,
AID. 1869. J. S. GRAY,
Administra tor.
Dallas, August I, lSG9-l7:Gt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

a Houston r1rrslaHieni ~ The
Wac0 ", rlsicr learns that The Cen
trail liailrual Company hay already
contracted fir iron cnuu 'h ~ carry
them a. the Junction with the Waco
Tap Road, and that Ne may book H.
sec - much oi tho rOad oomplvlo'i
by next spring,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

f@ We are informed by Mr.. S. II. Mil
her, Of this county, that one Henry Parker
and cOmrsde, horse thieves, we're said to
have been in scyene on The night Of the
30th July. On the following morning they
we're followed by . party headed BY DR..
Vim. Stone. r.f ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

ATTENTION, KAurnASrrEs.-Dr. W. C.
billiard, Surgeon Dentist, Of this place, an
experienced and accomplished practitioner,
will be in the town OF kaufman on Mon
day, the 9th inst, and will remain during
the full term Of the Court, and offers his
services TO persons wishing work in the
dental line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

4 darkcy in Natchez was boast
ing to grocer of the chcapncss Of
ten pounds of sugar he had bought
at a rival store. "Let me weigh the
package, said the grocer. The dar-
key assentcd, and it was found two
pounds short. The coIorcd gentle
man looked perplcxed for moment,
and then said: Guess he didn't
cheat this child much ; for while he
was gettin' the sugar, stole two
pair ofshoes." ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

G0"An eclipse Of the sun takes place
this afternoon. Some persons smoke a
piece Of common window-glnss through
which to look at such celestial phenomena,
but better plan is to prick hole with a
pin through leaf Of the jimpson weed
and look through that. Every ono in BAL
las is familiar with the jimpson weed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

ClTArBA GEkrks.-Itisa versatile ge-
Mus that can, like x n BarfOrd, be this
hour pleadihg q e,nse IN eourt, ihs ne1t
making an eservesecnt buneosnbe speech
10 III. MA. and tbs nestfraiuing vines and
tieklihg ne earth of his garden vita 3
hoe tbst Il may laugh With harvest q
huge vegetables. he hsssoms sns catau-
b. trsps vines. Oar Juniors wife cen
sisers il quit. = eonpIinsnt 70 hare re
oeirsa from tbs Judge %. q tbs onfy tee
cluster. r.rolr,.d ~ 'bsss VINES 'ss year
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

iiaafo Hff ltfs ffilone ifif
opsh ffpuni frtiHsi iiHit 70 ~
ift laiihei fif he hostility 40 flie
hssiy elected Waitof aimir 'sifa
ton ~ Nifrinia. Gftuisy ihihks
iio llotuhlifah InHY "tNNuVi NJ
frl ~ adopt NJ. lioulwells ti'u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

IO- The Mckinney Enquirer, says, n
discharged soldier, supposed to be named
Robinson, was killed near Sister Grove
Bridge, in Collin county, on the Green
vile road on Friday of last week, and his
pockets ri1ed of their contents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

The school children of Philadel-
phia raised, among themselves, the
means to erect a monument to
Washington, which was completed
on Independence day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

Shocks says the words "No Cards
are affixed to marriage notices be
cause the parties played all their
cards before marriage. This rs q
new theory, aud will be generally
accepted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

~Judge Wood, Of tho Tyler Index,
is still advocating the division Of the
State; and in his last issue makes lane
but ingenious attempt to bolster up the
rotten, dishonest and hypocritical Flana-
gan. .-.-.,.1 ~, .-t.-. ........... ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

aas. The regular Fnil Term of the Dis
trict Court Of this District commences Mt
Kaufman on Monday next, the 9th inst,
where it " ill continue for two weeks. His
Honor Judge A. B. Norton will probably
leave here to-day or tomorrow for Kauf-
man,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

An Irish juror having applied to
the judge to be excused from serving
on account Of deafness, the judge
said ''Could you hear my charge
TO the Jury, sir 2" "Ycs, | heard
your honor's charge" said Paddy
abut couldn't make any sense ort d
IT" He was let OF.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

nar Attention is called to the advertise
msnt Of z n. cushing- IN iO-days paper,
o. asaylss' Treatise an the Civil Jurislie-
lion q ysstices Of the Pesce ss3 Cysnfy
Court. in che SETS Of Ts1ss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

16rThe idea o. . general employment
Of coolies for farming and like labor, is
slarming the intelligent negroes through
out the country. t ai. u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

nay An in FAINT daughter Of Gen. J. ].
Reynolds, died at Austin on the 9th ulto.,
after q very short illness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

D6The question .: the na,igability. Of
Sabine river is being discussed and a.
tracts considerable attention. reIga.. il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
500 REWARD.

StTOLEN from the subscriber, living Mt
- Mansfield, Tarrant county, Texas, on
the night of the 18th July, 1869, u
Dark Chestnut SOrrel Horse,
10 hands one and onc-half inches high;
large star in forehead; past years old
branded with three pointed star on the
left shoulder; is a very fine walker. Also,
taken at the some time, another DARK
Gil ESTNUT SORREL HORSE, branded on
the left thigh o +.
The following horses were left on the
prairie near the Mansfield Mills, it is sup
posed, by the thieves; A bay horse, q
years old, star in forehead, small streak
down the nose, branded r on the right
shoulder and an Undesirable brand on
the left shoulder, II hands and inches
high and one iron gray stallion, 5 years
old, IA hands and 3 inches high saddle
and gear marked, both hind feet white,
branded C2 on left shoulder, small lump
on the left hind leg, and left ear split.
will give the above reward for the fr-
rest and confinement Of the Thieves andg
delivery of the horses TO me at my resi-
dcnce near the town of Mansfield, sam re-
ward to be paid in good horse property :,
or, will pay one-half the reward for the
delivery TO me of the first named Chestnut
Sorrel Horse. JOHN A. HART.
Mansfield, Texas, July "a, 1SG9-46;2ws
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

The Imperialist advocates the
payment Of the Confederate debt BY
The coming Empire,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
New Cotton Gin,
Il ANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS IN
La ORIGINAL PAPERS.

IT I n
AD0LPlI FLAKE l66 Market street,
Galveston, having just returned from tho
North, where he has entered into more ex-
tensiyc arrangements with David Landreth
4 Sons Of Philadelphia, for a constant
supply Of their GARDEN SEEDS, is now
prepared to fill all orders from the country
for their Seeds Of this years growth, in
original packages, at lower rates, whole
sale, than they can be procured elsewhere.
Farm Seeds Of all kinds constantly on
hand, and warranted this years crop
Five pounds or less can be sent BY mail at
half a eent per ounce. 45:6W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

b6r The Waco Register, in publishing
an article on the "Toxas Frontier" from
the Jacksboro Flea, (Which We publish in
another column,) says:
"Tbo Flea is an army paper, or
in other words it is a publication
gotten up by a soldier, In tho ranks
Of the 9th Cavalry, and by permits
sion Of the cor, mandcr of the Rog-
imcnt, We do not remember the
soldiers namo just now, but we
know that he is a very talented
writer, and during the war COM
manded a regiment of Pennsylvania
volunteers. Before the war ho was
a writer on ono of tho leading
journals of Harrisburg. Why he
occupies a subordinate position in
the ranks Of tho 9th Cavalry now,
let those inquire into, who, them
selves, have not been been led
astray by the promptings Of q big
heart and liberal hand"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

SIX fatal cases ofrholera lave oe-
curre.l IN New York last week,
brought there in vessels from Cu0a-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
Fresh Corn Meal

4 LwAYs ON IlAND sni fgr sale u.
~ the Dallas Planning Mil, hy
r. ", FAREEH & BRO
Dallas, TrSas, July -, lSi5,-ii,Sm