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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

Mr.. A. 7. Stewart, in order to be
Secretary of the Treasury, proposed
to give all tho profits of his vast i'm
porting business for four years,
amounting to from seven to ten mil
lions Of dollars, for charitable pur-
poses. Now how much will he give
for such purposes when-he is not to
be Secretary Of the Treasury Ii
nothing or not much, will it not be
manifest that he was willing to pay
his millions for effice's sake and not
for blessed charity's sakc7
-r.rr -f- fLouisrille Courier-Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

o ~ 3" y.
BS Some graceful writer has said the
kitchen is a domestic purgatory on hot
summer day. There may be vines about
the windows, sunshine on the floor, and
order everywhere; but il is haunted by the
cooking stove, that family altar from which
such mingled incense rises to appeasc the
appetites of household gods, before which
such dire lamentations, are pronounced to
ease the wrath and woe of the priestess Of
the fire, and about which often linger sad
dsst- memories Of wasted time, toll and
temper. This reminds us that our fellow
citizen John Sanders has q lot Of Kitchen
purgatories for sale at his establishment,
opposite the Crntch6eld House. ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

HAPPiNLss.-This f rover lookinF
forward for enjoyment don't pay;
From what we know of it, we would
rs soon chase butterflies for a living,
or bottle up moonshine for cloudy
nights. The only true course is 20
take the drops of happiness as God
gives them TO us, every day of our
lives. The boy must learn to be
happy while he is plodding over
his lessons the apprentice when
be is learning his tradei the mer-
chant while he is making his for
tune. If he fails to learn this art,
be will be sure TO miss his enjoy
ment when he gains what 10 signs
for.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
Precinct Lines.

The fsllsuins are The lirss q the ssEs-
TAl PTssiueis q ihis county, ssssiselishsa
b. the Police csuTt last week, in ssssFa-
slee with the orlsF of Gsn, canty'
PEEcnCs Mo, l-DAIIAs.-cennsnsing
Al The Eeaih q Waite Rask Greek, up said
creek 10 The MillsA MsconnAs crossing On
saii srssk ihsnss Northwest to the saoa.h
q Eln Pork of rFiniyi lhsAss uP the
West Fora Of riniiy to HsasssTs Mil
thence Southeast 10 nile eoFnsF in the
Rasi line of the J, n, cesnbss Surrey
,hsnes South 10 the Southeast seFHsE 81 sAs
". J. Walker Survey iLsnss Eass 10 the
soathWsst sernsF ef the l. Naa clsEs Sur
vsy, aud With tie South llAs ef said Van
clsys ssrVsy 10 the rFiaiIy Rivers ihsass
With the Trinity River 10 the beginning.
PAscneF No. a-LIK0AsEER,-hsgiA-
aihg Gu the Trinity River a. the Southeast
corner Of the l., NAa Clsys SuFEsyi tAshee
with The Southeast boundary OF PEselnsI
No. ! 10 the souiAusst corner Of said
Preeinet thence due West to mouaiaiH
Greek thence up MouhlAln Greek TO the
West boundary line Of the sOahiyi thence
South 70 the Southwest corner Of the eOun-
" line; thence 10 the frlniiy River with
the county linsi thence up rTiniiy River
10 the beginning.
PsEaSeF No. s-wrsr FoRE,-nsgln-
ming On the Southwest corner Of Precinct,
No. Ii thence West to Mountain Greek,
with the North boundary line Of Precinct
No. Q, thence up Mountain Creek 10 the
West boundary line Of the county, thence
North with the county line TO tho North
west corner Of tho county thence East
with the county line 10 tho Elm Fork Of
tho Trinity; thence down said Elm Fork
10 the mouth OF Rlmi thence up West Fork
to Housser's Mil thence with the West
boundary line OF Precinct No. TO the be-
ginning.
PRECINCT No. i-FARaER's DRAScu,-
Commencing at the Northeast corner OF
the county thence West with the county
line to the Elm Fork Of tho Trinity; thence
down the said Elm Fork TO its mouth;
thence with the Northeast boundary limo
Of Precinct No. !, TO the Milton McCom-
mas crossing on White Rock Creek; thence
in straight line to tho place Of the be-
ginning.
PRrcIScr No. 5-sSrEsr,-c Commencing
at tho Northeast corner Of tho county
thence with the East limo OF the county TO
the Southeast corner Of tho county; thence
West with the South boundary line of the
county to the Trinity River; thence up the
Trinity River to tho mouth of whito Rock
Creek; thence up said White Rock Creek
to the Milton McCommas crossing on said
creek thence Northeast to the place of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

4 New RELIGIo6s PArER.-Not
a new paper, by any means, but an
old, flourishing and very profitable
one, we refer to. 1t is the New
York Herald new, at least to Us,
in its manifestation CT disposition
to give religions teachings, in re-
porting the substance of all the
Sunday discourses of that city and
its vicinity by the most distinguish
cd divines, sometimes so called, not
that they are really any mere d.
vine than thsir hearers, though they
ought to be better men. This feature
in the Herald viii giveit a bold MP
on the religious world and is real Y
very good idea. Why not report
sermons as well rs political spce thcs
and Lectures 2-tLere is Often very
little difference between them Il
the North. The Herald is right.
Give us the sermons. We prefer
them 10 the Police reports.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

Waris visiehy ihsussnis aul iunlEsi
sf tlarssnis af laterfTs ears f2li 90.
. eiollirs o. ihsmsslTss zal ilsiF tspsH
deaf amiiilsf
/ ifyol shouil give a street hfEsaF hun
lRd lallsIs yan Wnull 90 g very is1.is'
thinFi 10 sea shon'i lurnisA ii.n eng iaF-
uitni, a. isir gagss yoa gouli DO sAs.F
table act, ih'rgh !sa made ueTey slt'
lam his lahgr
q Naul5gbihs mil'leIs are inyssisi ia
Tailrlsis, hIn'shiUg lataT-aud mopsy u
PSI f1g ii-io thousands n msn dlWciiy
I, ag'gsl ,lsyeoa, aHl thousands u olhel'
iLIaa 5i the various iuiUsiFits shirh are
quigEsngi into hsalihfll lite and activity
o. L.r gItat agigliss Of lFavtl aud i1sns'
IarAiiln lhns s,pl open,
70 keep control o. these rosa', and "a
fauish VsFiisl f0r new snisrpFisss Ihai
ersais new dsmaIds far lsl'sF, lhs commo,
dare must needs "bnll' the "bsars shd
shear the "bu,ls' ia Wall street. lie may
possibly pwelies some rare leats Of leger'
dsmaiu, which It would not be uise 10
commend 20 ihs admiration OF Auleni and
susceptible y9gihsi get H. through lack "
vigilance, he should .uiler his great inter
ssis " 20 BY default or 10 DO suspended,
more misery sad rain would follow than
you on sa.ll alleviate, Mark With all
our lns talk uhou, the foolish hoarllng n
molcy, edo aud 10 something With his
mpneyl Why his money Is all the time
duing fgmeihing; quito as mneh, am free
10 say, as II Il were dropped ny d.lblsis
into the impseunions has of foreign mis-,
Ei0ps or used 10 endoW aTlsloegat,e aud
worthless EeuilHorshlTl In colleges long
tinec gone to seti, or even made 20 swell
the sotgers Of popular charities Ito chief
end and ala q. which is 10 furnish sine.
ougc positions for dseayel geuliliiy and
the tendency Of which is 10 multiply ihe
evils WalgA they osteniatlously claim 10
assuagc.
II may 10 well for you, Mark, and the
though,less eiIgErs who will echo your
wit,ioisus, to tAiuk seriously upon this
matter; Rul not rUn away with the idea
that the great question upon which yoa
have unsuspee,inRly SluMblcd can DO dis
posed Of by personal assault upon a sin-
gl0 individual.
I trust Marx, ych will not fel ag-
grieyed az these few plain, unconsllered
words. They have been forced to tie ssr-
face by your very severe and graceless
structures, not upon q man with seventy
millions, but upon an men who dare to do
with their oTn honest earnings as they,
and not you, may deem best. You have
done much better work with your pen,
Mark, thnn in this open letter. and sim
cerely and confidently trust You will never
do worse. In fact ns writer Of sharp
things, you nre most excellent aud en-
joyablc Mark Twain, aud equal 10 at least
n dozen OF the "small souls" whom you so
Justly sqourge; but, to speak cnndidly, |
think il would take number Of TwNins
to make one good sized
CoMuoDoRE VAgDERDrLT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

r4"Wc suggest the propricIy of putting
up neatly painted sign-boards, bearing the
names of tho streets. They would be con-
vcnient and advantageous. Their cost,
compared with their worth, would be tri-
fling. Persons owning houses on the cor
ners should BIO perfectly willing TO afford
this accommodation to strangers and the
public. Where there are no buildings at
the intersection Of streets would 1t not be
well to put up the signs upon posts set for
the purpose7 Which propcrty7holdor will
put up the first signs and thus set a good
example2 .... ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

DOG TAx--0n reference to the proceed
ings of the Board Of Aldermen, which we
publish to-day, it will be seen that tax Of
81 so for each gentleman dog and 80 w
per annum Tor each lady dog has been i'm
posed.-[ Dallas Herald.
Why, the discrimination against tho
"lady dog2' is there no gallantry in Dali
las?-[Sherman Courier. saIon3 g
Plenty of 1t, gentlemen; butyou see the
feminine canincs Of Dallas belong to the
Woman's Rights persuasion--7and when
they run around in the paths of the other
sex, they must be made to foot the bills.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

Tho Bastrop Advertiser roprints
tho slandcr Of tho Dallas Herald
about tho Republican press of Tex
as. Wo had n better opinion OF tho
Advertiser than TO suppose he would
be guilty Of such injustice.
Houston Union.
The article, which OF course We are not
surprised 10 see named ''olanler," said
not word about "Republican' papers. IL
was written OF the Radical press Of Texas.
We don't believe the "Union" men will
contend that Republican and Radical are
merely different names for the same thing,
We DO not think we had the Union In our
minds eye when we pcnncd the objection
able words, for, though We rarely read 1t,
We somehow acquired an idea that it was
sheet Of somc honesty and dccency-per-
haps because il is printed by good work.
men, and not by "two'bt printers" as 1t
has declared our workmcn o,be. At any
rate, if il is an ab initio Radical sheet, like
several We could name, IL ID nuisance TINT
nothing short of Treasury pap and the
bayonct could support and protect. 1t re-
quires hardened case Of m editor TO sit
in an easy chair and reflect without shame
that his paper would inevitably perish if
not supported by the tax-money extorted
from an impoverished people (whom it ma.
ligns) by q worse than Haynau cruelty,
worse than Soulouquc despotism. 90.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

|
THE ACT or CovGrEss Providing ron
ELECTIONS IN NlRGISA, MlssIsslrrI AsT
| TEXAs.--The following is the full test OF
the bill passed by Congress just PRIOR &c
! its adjournment and sanctioned by the
President, authorizing the submission ol
tho Constitutions Of Virginia, Mississippi
| and Texas, and authorizing the election oi
! Stale officers and memGers OF congress:
n, Il e.oct,i sfe. That the President oil
the United States. at such times rs he may
Ieon hnst ror lie public interest. NAV sub.
MI tlo cons,f.mtion, wlich mot in Rich.
moid Virginia. ON Tuesd,v. the 8d dnv Of
Dccrnber 1867, to the rbgisfercd voters Of
| obia stc,o rcgistered ot the date Of said
arh,niss;on. for ratification or rejection,
aud mov also submit TO n sennrnte vote
o,ch nrnvisior Of said constitution as he
r,ny dircct vo,o 10 be takcn either upon
cocI of tI,e said provisions alone. or in
o.,,nocIioo viii, tbo o.bor nortion. of tho
consiiI"tfo, as tLc President moy direct.
src . Al tho same election the voters
of @ so;l s,ato nav ,o,c for .n1 clc,, Stotr
al n,i,nr f;cnrS of The St,ic nroyiJ.d for
bu ,hc snid constitution. and mcmbers of
C,nnrc9a cn1 iLe of,icrr commopdinu the
n;a,s.;ot - V;rginio sholl cause Tho Iists of
ror;stcrod ,otars or soidstoto to he revised.
on11araed and corrcctel nrior TO sucb elec-
tinr nccorGinc 70 law ond for tbat mr.
,s go ,Ooy onno;nt snrb rnc;sIrors ~ bc
no. p,o,, doci, racsseory. ond said election
nhoy, be bo,d md retyrps thereof made in
,Lo ,norror nrov;IcJ in tho meta of Con.
r.roes cnn,r,nuIv coIled tho RECONSIDERATION
s' 49,
80, So Thai ,lo prss;lentot the United
statos NOV IN I;ho manrer snbmit Tho
St't'eH ,."y rnros ~ no tOrs ~ so;6
S,aia s'''t'sv NJ svab tinc AL in srch manner sq
,tN, =, 80 IT, oi,Ior t,o ont;rc coms,i,r.
-, n'. ~,a sooro,o nroyis;ono of tbo so,no os
,;ioJ r. ,Io drst aoc,;or nf tb;s oct to
p,oo spnDoraio vntn m ~ md ot ,be same olection the
Seie. "tO ,o,o1 nta fnr ond oioct. tba mcmhcrs
'S', ip' md oil ,hs State oficers
y. ,.',aI "a go, sa;i stitnt;on and mem
PRO, ~ ~ -, So ,,ro"ided alsn ,bot M
"o'a VI - IA H. sn;'', 60 81 pov
o.eC.iom sn,,i ~ n', ,ni,i tbe pres;dert On
S;..o,, u? ~, Guy 90
0ityo,S' r,. .no p.,,;.ont or ,ho rr.to1
"Lo X 90. 'I ~, ,,,s,,,,a, r,si,,rit ~
C'"'es "ay 80 ,iississ,nr; 70 ,ho yo,ors Of
ootSei'u'tOt' % ~ f;n9 5id pi j., sUoi ma
s..u 81, -. "J+. H., o;,hnr ,h, on,;ro
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

IssrBlaskslohs in his conHsasAFiss an
the Laws 0f RnglaAd says Of the iaFih tan,
,hs, this Is duty or Subsidy, raid By the
merchant At the quay uPea inPor'sieeH'
nOdiIiss-A tax paid inlsila'sly By The
merchant, bat uliinsssly ~ IA sss.-Ns'.
The merchant is easy, being sensible that
be does not pay il hinsslf, aud the eohsa'
insr, who really pays il, eoEfssai' e "'h
iAs price ~ az sFhsls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
Grant Right for once.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-.Mrs. Dr.. Mary
Walker, after several applications. received
letter from Grant siating that she might
have an interview when dressed in o man.
ner becoming her sex.-[ Telegram.
We have seen this doctoress, and without
the pantaloons she would look right well
We think the President is right in cutting
the comb of this Growing hen. "a ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
CABBAGE JELLYABoiI cabbage

CABBAGE JELLY.4Boil cabbage
in the usual way, and squeeze it in
a colander till perfectly dry; then
chop small; add a little butter,
pepper and salt press the whole
very closely into an carthonware
mould, bake one hour, either in a
side oven or in front Of the FIRE
When done turn it out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

s&T A paragraph has been going the
rounds of the press that the whooping
cough has been raging so terriblyin Dallas
that the schools have been closed in consc-
quence.s The paragraph is false. There
have been many cases of tho disease, but
little fatality has attended II. Most Of the
patients are eonvalescent, and we hear of
no new cases.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
SOUTHERN WHEAr.-Sou,bsrH

SOUTHERN WHEAT.-Southerh
wheat contains mere gluten than
NOrihcrh, and is, therefore, more
nutritious, rises better, and is inoIe'
available in such articles of tl.at
kind rs depend for their quality
upon the glutcn-formcrly called
the vcgeiO animal principle--cer-
taincd IN the -four. SOg'hern -four
commands a higher price in the.
markets Of The world BY reason Of
its greater proportion of this cic=
mcnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

r@ Eastef-Day, 1869, possessed an IN
usual interest from fhe fact b. its eeur-
ring On March 25ih, the Uriginai, day, q
fact that has not occurred for the long
period Of one1undrsd and forty four years.
The earliest day possible for Easter 10 .oo-
cur, is on abe 22d Of March, and The latest
on The 25fh Of April
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
IN the April No, of"Petcrs' Musical Monthly"
Aiu,f L Sweet o, rpu

TFrom the April No, of"Petcrs' Musical Monthly.
Amt i Sweet! o, 1au
(Set to Music by the Author, 7. D. BIsHoI
NV good mamma, she feels SO sad,
And says 1 am ilirt,
Because | 60 to promenade
All in my walking skirt; i,4aIst
She thinks ought to be ashamed 90
To go out in the street, rc, tl
With clothes, she says, all fused and fixe
To show my little feet. grH
We want the sanction of the gents
! In oil our style Of clothes;
And yet love to please mamma,
But more to please the beaux.
And ever thus you'll find il is,
When ladies walk the street, g 1904
They'll try and manage some good way
To show their pretty feeu
Our bonneis now are but "MIrE,"
Though "MioHTYp dear they cost;
Beneath our furbelows and bows
: Our little forms are lost;
The tiny heels upon our shoes,
They are so gay and neat,
And solely made, you may be sure,
TO show our handsome fect lgs l'sei
With parasol above me held,
AID our nmamma" 10 ste5
| fascinate the darling men
where'er chance to be, fo
nObl what a charming, lovely girl"
hear them Oft repeat.
To make their hearts 60 pit-a-pat
show my pretty feet
Amt sweet, ain't sweet ise.srs
/ know I'm sweet and have a right
To promenade the street.
And glad am there is style
To show my pretty feet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

Why is a leaky barrel like cow
ard7 Because it runs.
What port is sought by every liv-
ing creature7 Support
Carpets nrc bought by the yard,
and worn BY the foot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

BeS' The veteran editor Of Northern
Texas, Maj. Chas. DcMorsc, thus rather
summarily disposes of the question Of q
Democratic Convention at this time:
"Wo have expressed our opposi-
tion TO such convocation, as one
from which no possible good can be
derived but in which some mis-
chief might be hatched by the class
who never learn anything from OBJ
sorvation of current events; but
always float in tho stream of habit,
and live upon dogmatism and an
cient preiudices. We think no such
body will be called together. We
feel very certain, that if called il
would bo q notable failure in the
accomplishment of any good pur-
pose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
Fss sls Dallas llsTsll.l
nODEnf LIE.
BY suE BATTLE SEwEOs,


Rshsri les What glsFisus nane
lie wiiisn On The ssroll u fana
lis lispsl b ihfahis blessed b aEA
Stands tsll sRd PuFs ga hlsiaEg PssS
Am0ng The pAiTisis lTne And hali
Nho seorned 10 sell their land for goid,
A Rrues-A Isll-a Mashingloni
RsbsEt lee Chief q the noble had
Mhs fought the Invaders % their iand,
Ani nany fell uPoh the neli
Ere fFse-boFn libsTiy they 4 yield
DuG peerless ia ths lLlekssi nght
sliced cur brave here " the right,
Our gallani, bold and noble Lssi
Our WATliks "Si0nsWall' JaeksoR fell,
AndSsuihsFn hsATl-slTingse sehln q his keel
brave sidney Johnston ne'eF agaln
Win marshall tTeaTs on battle plain,
Anl Zollieoffsr-Polk-rom 0reen-
No more among cur brave aTe seen,
hut sIiil We have Les'
Though crushed and eysFP0ueTed nov,
stlll laursls NTeaihs bis noble brow,
And far across old oceans deep,
Der yine-elad wales and mountains steer
~ nAitrh rAAii tAp hAiAo NA ~sst
The champion brave Of liberty,
The Southern patriot true,
Prom Northern lakes 10 Southern seas,
Prom RAsi 10 West, on every ereese
Der rocks aud hills and prairlss wide,
Down every rivers rushing tide
Is borne the halloWed name Of lee,
Aud ever thus through time twill be,
Through all e,erhlIy.
And o AZ long as time aud Tide
Upon our earth, still moving, bile,
As long As In tho heart Of man
There Is germ from Eien's land,
The seed OF virtue, truth aud love,
The name Of Leo will staai above
The heroes OF the North
Lerisriiis, Denton eOuHtv, Tsras
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

BS-We regret to learn that the Waxn'
hachie Brass Band has broken up.
"The harp that once through, Tara's halls
The soul of music shed,
Now hangs as mute on Taras walls rr
AS if that soul were hed.'
Amateur bands, like "man born of wo
man. are ''of few daysand full of trouble :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

IgThe Junior editor returns thanks TO
his fair and amiable friend Mrs. B.,
for the beautiful and fragrant bOuquet-re-
ceived on Tuesday morning. May there
be more flowers than thorns in all her
paths. sis -ar,il - si-sa T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
Concerning stock.

concerning StOCks
To tho Editors Of the Dallas Herald:
As mems minds are subjected TO radical
changes in politics, why not in tho agri-
cultural world2 Texas has never yet un-
derstood her relative Importance and value.
Sho is unconscious of hor own strength
and power. She docs not seem TO know
that she is susceptible of mighty energies
aud mighty results. l will not write Of
her vast resources and her natural produc-
tions, nor the richness Of her minerals, nor
the fertility of her soil, as these are well
known to all American people: and these
with lis salubrity Of cline are inducing n
greater emigration to her shores than is
tending to any other State South of Mason
and Dixon's line. Now then there can be
no objection to her availing herself of all
the facilities within her reach to elevate
herself that she may occupy her true posi-
tion as an agricultural State. Northeastern
Texas has one disadvantage, and one only,
that is scarcity of timber and If this
could be rcmedied, we would be second TO
no State in the Union. This can be rem
edied by hedging, as the law now exists.
Can we not pass Stock Law in our wheat
section of the State2 Stock, you are aware,
has been gradually decreasing for the last
five or six years, not paying more than ten
to fifteen per cent, which is hardly more
than legal interest, and the stock men are
thoroughly convinced that it will not pay
In this portion of the State. The fast set
tling of the prairies is the cause; and we
are satisfied from two years experience
that this portion of Texas is as good for
The raising of cotton as any other portion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

We stand corrected, Frank bu. Why did
you expose our ignoranssi Wouldn't the old
thing suit April nearly as well as It's next
door nslshbori You musi have been In .
bad humor you must have found aud
kicked some old bat, on the lsi, With
brick In n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

ArRlL-Aeeordlng to an old saw,
II eamo in like lion and will so
out like n lamb,-[Dallas Herald.
The old saw is applied TO March,
Bro. Herald. But Il may DO you
want to April fool somebody,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

r~Ws have quite a number Of articles,
prossie and pOeticai, on hand, some Of
which will be published when convenient
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

The savannnb folks have green peas.
rRichmond Enquirer.
And fhs TEXAS sslks have T. n. early
nsrrsrfsi) Pe.ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

ne5- Dallas is one Of tho healthiost places
IN Texas, and when the people fill up two
or three more ponds, it will be more healthy
than now. All chills will disappear.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

A PoET. EpIroR.-Our kindcst
Acknowledgements arc rendered tho
Dallas CTexas) Herald, for its beau
tiiul compliment to our paper.
1t was written by our friond,
Virginius Hutchen-tho Poet Edi-
tor. 1t is MS natural for him to OK
press himself POLITICALLY, as it is for
tho birds to sing or tho trees to leaf
out in April. His verso is tincted
with lucent thought, and flows us
swectly as tho notes Of the Silver
throated Rossignol.
Long may it DO, before his friends
shall be called to shed,
"-Tho tear
DER the gentlo minsirel's bier"
fPine Bluff (Ark.) Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

ILast Monday was a hne day for fly.
ing kites.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~,
ARCH MASONS.

You arc hereby summoned to attend q Stated
.,ass,isn Of paiIss chapter, No. ~, GU Monday
,,sninx' April 20, At early candle lighting
~ W. L. MURPHY. Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

DDrThc Atlantic Cable brings mystic
enjoying unusual privileges in Isabcllns s
palace at Madrid. Alas for many o royal
woman
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

------''a toy for dotard's play,
To wear but till the gliding frels awayp'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

,ANNEHILL LODGE, NO. 52, \. n M'
yect. on tho last Saturday Of each month, at th'
Ns.onie Hall. H. L' ooo"p ph'' We A'
Ep. q. BowHn, seey.