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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
BOB SHORT.

FIrs.-0Hr svsr-Obliging friend A. J.
GOuse, Esg- Is the best tailor in North
western Texas, Hs We have no doubt lie
makes Globes 50 nicely fitting that the
rsarer looks ss IL be had been melted end
poured into them- Who Nss i said M
Goufs INTENDED advertising in he BEEGLr
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

gSyDr B. F. Hall, Of the Christian
Church, who for near half century, has
been proclaming the Word of Life, has loca-
ted at this place. AS scholar and pulpit
orator he has but few equals. Deeply ver-
scd in the Sacred Scriptures, he proclaims
their truths with telling effect. We learn
that he has been doing good service in his
Church at this place. No one can hear him
without being pleased and instructed
"Rsar We him."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
EoG;Ce OF Final Settlement.

NgRs. SUE Robertson, administra-
We tratrix Of the Estate of A. +. Rob
berson, deceased, has filed in my Office he,
lnal account current with said Estate, To-.
gether with her petition praying that she
be released from further liabilities in said
Estate. This is therefore TO notify all
persons interested to be and appear before
the Honorable County Court of Dallas
county, to be holden at the Courthouse
in the town of Dallas, on the last Mon
day the Goth day of March 4. d. 1869,
when and where the same will be acted
upon, and contest the same if they think
proper. SAN. S. JONES, c.cc.D.CT.
Dallas, March 6, lSG0-2j:3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
Anew Advertisements.
Take Notice.

TENliE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION "a.
4 Passsi AZ the stated rommuRicaiion
Of iannshlll ioiEe No So =, & A, ~
February 2'ih, lsdss
kfsslrft That q Committee ~ sEs h.
sPPoinisi 10 take charge Of the Masonic
Cemetery, aud permii no inisTiueni there
In except u Masous or menbsrs u lLslI
immediate families.
Fro A, N, Moore Is appointed 10 take
charge u the Cemetery aud see this rsso-
luton carried out,
by 0rleF u the lodge;
z, T. COOMnE N,
Aue,'' T., q, nuWrR, Secretary,
Dallas, March Q, lS6l--.lam
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
Sic Transit Gloria Congressus!

The 18th day Of February, lSJ9 will be
set down In the political memorandum as
a day Of everlasting disgrace to the United
States, and to the Radical. Con solidatiou
party particularly. elimination aud re.
elimination and noises and confusion Ike
those at Babel prevailed. Scores Of mem.
beers with oren mouths aud gesticulatirg
limbs were on their feet at once. II was
like q midnight orgie of the disciples OF
MISUNDERSTANDING frantic, delirious!
All accounts agree in representing the
scene presented on tho counting Of the
electoral vo;es, on the 18th, as tho most
shameful exhibition OF tie mob spirit ever
displayed in a legislative body in North
America, II, indeed its like was ever wit.
II more iescmbled an assemblage of quar-
rcling and inebriated old hays Of Il fish
market Than the chosen representatives of
States and peoples. While on the subject
Of this criminal national disgrace, let us
introduce pertinent extract from our es-
teemed and scholarly cotempOrary of the
Richmond (Va.) Enquirer:
ELEGANT PARLIAMENTARY LANGUAGE
~ never have believed, and / do not be-
lievc that Ben Wade ever meant to do, or
ever had done, an Intentional wrong"
This was in the House of Representa-
tivcs on Friday-the speaker the leader of
the House, General Butler.
A little thing like this shows how deep
has been the fall of the national Congress
from what it used to he. A delegate from
the refined and hyperculiivated region of
MISUNDERSTANDING very near Boston
tself-the foremost man in the lower
House of Congre.s-referring to the Pres
dent of the Senate as one thief refers to
another-"Ben WadeW 1t is done in the
coolest manner, and excites no remark. -
Imagine Mr.. Jefferson in the old Cont
mental Congress referring to Jack adams,
or Silas Wright referring in the United
States Senate to Jack Cdihounl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

sF9r Our numerous aud able eorresPon'
dsnis have taken uP most Of our available
space this Issue, thus saving tue editors =
considerable amount of labor. Brief
pointed, pi,hy, wsll-Nri,isn eOnmunlea
lions are ever Ne'eom, to these columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

HENRY SCHERTFIUs.-We are pleased to
see from notices in great number of our
Texas exchanges that this enterprising
dealer must be doing Gland Office bust
ness" His reputation for promptitude,
energy and fair dealing is enviable indeed.
He understands the potent influence of
printers ink and uses it accordingly. See
his large advertisement in our columns, and
be sure 10 remember his house when max
ing out and sending on your orders. Loca-
tion-Ilouston, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

L-S-we are informed by Mr. $. s. Jones,
that stage liae from Tyler 10 this city
has been started by Mes.rs. Bruddeli & Co.,
to run tri-weckly, making the distance in
two days. At present the line is only run
ming TO kaufman, but will be extended to
this city as soon as the line is fully stocked.
This will be great convenience. Hereto
fore there has been no way OF getting from
he Eastern part Of the State to Dallas, ox.
ccpt by the roundabout and expensive cir
cult Of the Red River counties, and for all
practical purposes, Eastern Texas has been
benighted region to us on the Trinity.
We shall Eail the first arrival OF the stage
with pleasure, and hope and believe that
it will be remunerative line. We are in
formed that the fare will be Sl2 from here
TO Tyler, or about Gets per mile.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
RAyERUPT SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF the.
ID Honorable Court Of the United Ststess
foI the Western District Of TEXAS, ttsre--
directed. will sell at public auction, for
cash in hand, u s currency a. the e
Courthouse door in the town Of Dallas, on ,
SATURDAY. MARCH 2OTH, 1868, One
Hundred AND Twenty Acres Of LAsa, be-
irr psrt Of the David BAdgsly sHFssy, ly-
ipg on White Rock Greet, hdjOibiass 7. "
Worrbipetsn's residence said and 70 be
s,l8 for ne benefit 81 q vsndsr ; ser Hpon
a.. estate Of 7. N. Eoritinzion. bankrupt.
GEORGE v. 14lRD,
Feb. q, 1S59-248il AssigHes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

Our friend Frank TemplstOn, Of the
WsIahaehis Argus, as will be admitted BY
those who may read the article we clipped
from his columns for io-day's HERlLD, has
paid our city and its vinsome ladies a fine
compliment. On the part Of the ladies,
several Of whom have mentioned him in
6attsring terms, we thank cur nsiehbor
for his kind words and generous wishes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
Valuable Town Lot for
Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
I'D or mortgage with power to sell, eIecu-
ted by A. Gouhcnant on the Ind day of
March, 1859, will sell, at auction, at the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Dallas, on
the first Tuesday in April next, Lot No. 4
in Block No. in said town of Dallas.
Said moriage oil deed of trust is recorded
in Book +, page 5Gi. A. BRISBANE,
2j:tds BY John NJ. Crockett, Agt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

The company which supplies
PARIS with gas has ten works in diff
fsrent parts Of the city, capable Of
ssrring altogether more than 1900,
600 cubic feet Of gas, at cost 10
private consumers ofs1 per 1000
feet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

psJ-Rev. llsnry 4. Wise, Jr, died OF
the 18th February lSG9. The able eli
tor Of the Richmond VA Enquirer pays
a most pathetic aud cl"gan, tribute 10 BIZ
memory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

Ell Cholera prevails very extensively
in the Eastern part of tho Island of Cuba.
The city of Havana is being cleansed, in
apprehension of the appearance of the dis
ease. The rebellion is not yet suppressed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

QUIoK-We received yesterday morning
by mail, the WeatherfOrd Times Of the Bird
and 10Th OF Februaryi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

The Argus Office is about perfect
ing an arrangement by which it is
to get a velocipede. 1t will arrive
just as soon at it can be transported
to this point from the mandatory
Our beautiful streets and roads (and
even the smooth grassy prairies) are
admirably adapted to this new loco
motive machine. We expect to re-
ceive it in about six weeks, when
our citizens can see it maDeuvred
in front of the Argus Office.
Wsxshsehie Argus.
Prank, you bad best Ssit Till midsum-
ner, when the streets and roads are dry.
You cant make much bss5vAy in your
town with your machine during the pre-
v.iling vet sPsll the black mud would
clog the wheels
n 4 L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06


From KANSAS CIIY-The following ex-
tract is from letter dated Kansas city,
Mo-, January Goth:
al will say, for the information of those
who expect to drive cattle the coming sea-
son, that the Fort Scott Railroad will be
finished to the Indian Territory line by the
first of'October next, without doubt. The
condition of the contract TO build the
Southern eud is this: For every day the
road is finished before the first day of 0c-
tober the contractors get $500 per day, and
for every day after that time until it is
finished, the contractors pay 5000. This
contract will insure the completion Of the
road.
1.-The Beef market appears to be some
what dull in New York, but what sells is
at fine price. If cattle are
good they can be made TO run out from
$40 to S45 per head, but there must be no
small cattle and all must be fat .
The mistake Of the Texas men lie. they sell
their fat cattle, il they have any, and pack
poor ones. You must impress on all your
friends to get good cattle; sell the poor
ones and pack tie fat ones"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

rTTbs Houston Union is down upon
the New Kork DHy-BO0k, like q gnst On q
bulls bern.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

TOTICE.---TwENTY GOOD HANDS
y wanted, with or without horses, TO
drive stock TO Idaho Territory. Apply to
John A. knight, of Collin county, or to
J. VI. Cochran, Dallas.
March lSGJ-25:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06
BANKRUPT SALE.

DA WA y Il bhDL.
DY virtue nj an order Of the Honorable
District Court Of tie United States for
the Western District Of Texas, TO me dirtc-
ted. will sell. AT Public Auction, for cash
in hand. at the Court House door in the
Town Of Dalla on
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1869,
the following property, belonging to the
Bankrupt Estate Of John W. Smith, to-Wit:
30 81 Acres of Land. part of
the Grigsby League, lying In
and adjoining the Town of
Dallas.
80 Town Lots i'm the Town of
Dallas.
I6o acres Of land, patented In
fBe name Of John Z. CraVens,
situated near sCyene.
2I9 acres land on White Rock
Creek.
Sid properly sold for he benefit Of the
creditors.
Z.E. COOMBEs, Assignee
DsIlss Texas, Feb. l9, ls59-224i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

"a BroEnlOE has resigned the Govern
orship Of Tennessee, 10 take his seat in the
Senate He is succeeded By Lieut. Govern
or Ssntsr, Of The BroEnloE school Of poE-
ties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

EI~The editor of the Waxahachie Argus
is out in leading article on the white
rock so common in this section as build
ing material. He says it is good, and that
coat of paint, by filling up the pores and
protecting it from the influences of the
weather, prevents its crumbling. We hope
he is right. Let builders think Of it.
Rock is quite as cheap as lumber.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

MAGSoln WATtR-SuIfIisF 10 the tssl
iuPousl GsImsu Cglosus, sui ssli Al hall
ihs price,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

TwELvE New York churches have
boy eboirr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

THOSE who oppose political re.
forms are always apprehensive oi
some evil that is to flow from the
proposed change. Harper's Weekly,
in a recent article, raps these proph-
cts of i'll omen over the knuckles in
the following style:
"Frederick Douglas has always
said, with great good sense, that what
the colored race in this country
wants is to have the same fair play
that other races have. But when
conventions of full grown men, like
the late Democratic Conventions in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and California,
solemnly resolve that the negro
ought not to be allowed to do this
and that, upon the ground that he is
not fitted for it, the instructive reply
is, "What do you know about his
fitness, who have never given him an
opportunity to prove it2' The alb
surd position ofthe Democratic party
in regard to the negro is precisely
that OF society at large in regard to
women. 1t begins in begging the
question. With DR.. Bushnell it de-
nounces the movement as reform
against nature, but with a horribly
suspicious unwillingness to let Ma.
ture vindIcate herself. We venture
to say that there are friends of the
reform who have quite as romantic
and poetic respect for women as
Dr. Bushnell, but who add to it such,
trust as to believe that
even with the largest liberty they
will not as q sex do what Nature did
not intend them to do"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30


We know there are many who
scoff at, laugh at, and who designate
every advertised remedy as "Quack-
ery,' "Humbug," and pronounce
them worthless. Such terms cannot
be truthfully applied to the medicinal
remedies of which DR.. III. 7. Helm
bold, of 594 broadway, New York,
is proprietor. His "Fluid Extract
of Buchu,'' alone has stood the test
of science, and yet proved valuable.
1t has been subject to the severe
criticisms of eminent professors of
pharmacy, and none of such there
are but will pronounce it an excel
lent article, while many there are
who freely recommend it as a cura-
tive agent for all diseases of the kid
neys and urinating organs in addi-
lion to ali this, it has been quarter
of a century in existence, yet its
sale is constantly being inoreased.-l
There are numberless connections
called Fluid Extract of Buchu, hence
'ur friends, in buying, should be
careful to ask for and get none other
han Helmbold's. DR.. Helmbolds L
irug and chemical warehouse, at 594
broadway, N. Y, is one of the lions
# that gay metropolis. Such of our
riends who may be there sojournine
hould not fail to visit it. We can
ssure them kindly welcome from Il
be Doctor and all his courteous em. il
loyees.-Phi1adslpAia ESsaing BM. Il
'sia. Ia
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30
Campaign Subscribers!

We will send the JEFFERsoNIAN to
all New Subscribers until the middle
Of October for Fifty Cents. Will our
friends exert themselves to send in
q rousing list from each township?
Who will respond first?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

A WISCONSIN paper thus describes
a curious but useful machine called
the Tedder:
A Tedder is a curious contrivance
combining the industry and the
graceful movements of land crab,
walking backwards, with all the
usefulness of q haymaker. 1t is
drawn by two horses. IT does the
work of thirty men. 1t turns green
clover into good hay in half a day
1t likes to work, the Tedder does.
1t never gets drunk; never smokes
In the barn never marries favorite
hired girl and takes her off to Iowa :;
never gets sun-struck. All the Ted
der asks is little oil and span of
horses.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30
For the Jeffersonian.
ARCADIA ITEMS.

i IDS. JEFF. AS our place has moi
peen noticed in your columns fol
some time, we send q sketch of mat
ters and things which may prove in
teresting to your readers. Our town
is improving rapidly. Wickard's
new store room is enclosed and the
piasterers have almost completed
their work. It will soon be ready
for operations. Noler's Hotel is
completed, and was occupied by him
on last Tuesday. 1t adds much to
Ithe appearance of our town. DR.. j.
M. Teal has'reftted his old room and
gone into the Drug trade again. His
old customers will find him prepared
with full stock in his line. Peters,
Bender d Co. are doing a fine busi-
ness in their new building. We no.
tice that they advertise freely in the
JEFF.-which is commendable.
ACCIDENT.
On last Sunday a young man,
named Hale, from Fostoris, and two
young ladies from near our place,
were out buggy riding, and when
returning, met with a serious acci-
dent. When within a short distance
OF town the horse took fright, kicked
of the dashboard of the buggy, and
threw Mr.. Hale and one of the Ia
dies out of the buggy, with no injury
to either, except slight bruise upon
the hand of the former. The horse
ran in the direction of town at q
furious .pace, and short distance
from the scene Of the first disaster,
threw the other young lady out, cut
ting her face severely, and other
wise injuring her. Medical aid was
called, and we are happy to learn
that she is fast recovering. Having
nov succeeded in doing all the per-
sonal injury in his power, the horse
continued on his way TO town-run-
ming around Wickard's corner, be-
tween Noler's Hotel and the pump,
tearing down the latter, thence in a
beautiful circle around the square,
ran against Eckels' hitohing post,
where he left the buggy, and finally
brought up in front OF Noler's old |
stand where he was caught. Young
men who transport such preciou US
freight, should take a horse old |
enough to have forgotten these
youthful and frivolous pranks.
ATrRasrfED ROBBERY
Some persons attempted to break
into the house Of Mrs. Fredrick, in |
this place, on last Monday night.
She discovered them and raised an |
alarm when the villains decamped. |
Who they were is not known.
Many of the farmers have finished |
cutting their wheat, and are now
busy housing it. The wheat, oats, |
and grass crops are abundant, but |
corn looks very slim. We still look
for a reasonable crop Of corn. More
anon. T. JIM.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

THE money in the New York sub
treasury has recently been counted by
&C expert accountants. The workcom-
menced on the 29th ult., and continued
eleven days. After the greenbacks,
to the amount of over $50, 1000, 900,
had been twice counted, and the total
had been found to agree exactly with
the figures given by Mr.. Van Dyck,
the bags of gold and silver were at.
tackled, the seals broken, the sewing
ripped open, and the contents poured
cut on the floor. Then fifty small
streams of the metal, though lost
to sight to memory dear,' flew in ev-
cry direction from fifty pairs of hands,
from one pile to another and back
again, as one set Of accountants took
the others place, and the merry clink-
ing diversified the orderly confusion
of the mems voices. Nearly $40, 900,
600, in gold and 100000, in silver
were handled and replaced in bags,
sewed up and sealed. Then 50, 900,
600, in gold bars were weighed, coun-
ted and packed away, and on Satur-
day morning the tired accountants
stood on their feet, stretched their
backs, rubbed their eyes, folded their
busters, and like the Arabs, noiseless-
ly stole away. 1t was found that Tn.
Gle Samuel had in his Golfers in New
York one hundred and twenty-sever
six hundred and forty eight
dollars and twenty six cents, just the
amount to cent reported to be in
the snb-treastry by the outg Ding treas
urer
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-30

HE Iowa Democratic convention
laid on the tables a resolution denounc-
ing the fifteenth amendment. Truly
the world does move, but it dom
carry the Ohio Democracy With il