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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

Jaessos. aiss Jsse = bfstsi
I.isui CO.. Jossph n Cfsns. tom
mandiaE lih Military District, sad
sfiias Msyof ~ THE city, as killed
10 day b. Col. n NJ fsFgsr. In .
diniealiy oetasionsd ~ "a 0fisial
order 0fibs Mayer leEy ing oa poo.
psriy u isrgsT in default oor0paiiOn
laxes. IhV affair had no refsTsnoo
whatever 10 politics Cd Crane en-
tered the volunteer soryio from Day
ton, Ohio in 1861. lie vas held ia
high esteem by this community,
Yergsr is arrested aud confined al
the barracks.
WAsHis0Tos, June 9.-Graht de-
parted for West Point, boutwell,
departed in tho morning, VIM, A,
RiehardsOn acts during BOutwell's
absenSe.
Tho Herald says the Attorney
General is said 10 have hesilaled a
long time before he furnished his TO-
cent opinion, sustaining a Texas
court martial in tho trial IL a citizen
for the murder ola freedman, and
that his actual views Of the law al
first suggested an entirely opposite
decision, bat that Gen, Butler said
he would offer n resolution on the
subject in tho next session, II hs
IlOar, did not make an example Of
some Of those fellows, and under
this pressure tho recent opinion was
made.
Information from a reliable source
in Havana has been received here,
asserting that tho Cubsns were en-.
gagged in an active offensive move.
ment, aud were never in better
spirits or moro sanguino OF success,
kilograms from Havana deny the
report that any number OF Cubans
or any officer OF tho Cuban force
had surrendered TO Valmossda. Elk
oitoment in Cuban circles in New
York Tuesday night, originated by
q report telegraphed by tho Span.
iards that Cespedes had surrendered.
Subsequent dispatches from Cuban
sources provo report entirely un-
founded.
ALBANY, juno 9.-Tho Typo.
graphical Convention passed re.
solution admitting proxies, as an act
Of courtesy, not ms a right. g. llol.
loran, proxy of Montgomery, Ala.
bama, Union, protested. Tho proxy
of Burlington; Iowa, Union also
protested and Withdrew. A petition
for a Woman's Union was referred
TO n committee.
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pds" The Paris Press Of the 18th gives
the. particulars Of an outrage pcrpetuatcd
by Two men claiming to be U. s. soldiers,
and having certificate from U. s. officer,
at Sulphur Springs, upon young man
nomed McCuistian, living 8 miles South
Of Paris, on the 9th. lie was set upoa by
the two men and while one held double
barrellcd shot gun over him, the other beat
him most numerically. McC. made com
plant before Judge Dewitt, who declined
TO issue warrants for the arrest Of the men.
The Press adds:
We hapc bsee IN AFFIRMED that the man
who did the ighting was named kerigan,
and the one who held the gun was fellow
by the name Of Pete Denton, who was, not
very long ago, arrested by this same Lieut..
Gordon, and confined in the stockade at
jefferson. How he could have been meta
morphoscd into q United States soldier,
can only DO explained by the military
authorities.
wo learn that tho riends of Mr.. Nc
Cuistinn have appealed to the military
commander at Grecnville, for redress, and
II remains to be seen whether they will
permit this fragrant outrage upon an I'M
offending, private citizen, under the sem
blancc Of military authority, to go unpun-
ishcd,
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TELEGRAPHIC.

From tho Texas Associated Press Dispatched
ALBANY, June 8.-The' National
Typographical Union tabled tho res
olution afliliating with negroes, 26 to
20; lady delegates admitted.
ST.. Louis, June Snail party
due at Fort earned it is feared is
captured.
WASHINGTON, June s.-Tho Prcsi-
dent appointed Col. James Bridge
land supervisor of Texas, vice Maj.
Belacom.
Nearly two millions of bonds were
issued to tho Central Pacific Rail
road to day. Further issue, COM
pleting tho subsidy, will DO made
in few dnys. The Road has four
millions in Pledge with tho Govern
mcnt as security for first class track.
Quaker Indian Superintendent
Enoch Hoag telegraphs, reports
hostilities in northwestern Kansas,
exaggerated and conflicting, IL re-
mote settlers killed. Exposed settle
ments preparing for defence.
HAVANA, June7.-Surgeon Quinn,
of the United States steamer Sarato-
ga, died yesterday of yellow foyer.
Three cases of the fcver on board
the Saratoga. She sailed to day for
Key West.
New York, June THE barks
Earnest and Rierno, from Havana,
put in here in distress; crew sick
with yellow foyer.
Arguing the motion for the re-
lease Of the Quaker City, tho Dis
trict Attorney Pierpont said he had
no doubt the vessel was bound on a
warlikc crrand. The Judge reserved
bis decision.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Dwight G.
Marsh has been appointed Collector
Of Customs for Passo del Nortc, Tex
as.
Several important clerks in the
Secretary Of the Treasury's Office
have been removed.
WASHINGTON, June B.--The Gu
bans in New York received distress
fsl news on Sunday night. Much
weeping among women. 1t is whis-
pered Cespedes was sold out. There
Is another rumor that volunteers
and patriots farterniEed.
San FRAncIsco, June 9.-The
Japanese colony, recently arrived
and purchased land in Colorado
county, are pleased with the location
for purpose contemplated-culture
of silk and tea.
Gen. Halleck and staff leave over
land for Louisville 20 morrow.
NEW YoRK, June Steamer Ty-
bee, detained on suspicion Of inten-
lion 70 cary aid n Cubans, cleared
q 5@v fvins he D9ninioaa fsg-
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sfas.Tbc Marshall Fyog thinks the South

Berthe Marshall Flag thinks the South
ern Pacific Railroad will certainly be FIN
ished Is miles west OF Marshall in time for
use during the next business season. The
iron for this purpose has already been de-
livered at Shreveport, and We infer that
the grading is done. The Flag says that
some action will be taken at once by the
stockholders to hll the vacancy made by
the death Of Col. r. b. Hall, the late Presi-
dent, and thinks it highly probable that
Col. Cobb, Of Louisville will be elected to
the position.
The Shreveport South Western Of The Cd
has the following:
A dispatch was yesterday received
by Col. b. M. Johnson from Monks
& Cobb, dated Louisville, KY, June
2, giving the gratifying assurance
that Col. Halls death will make no
change in tho plans of the directors
of the railroad. They say ave
will extend tho road as fast MS pos
sible." Mr.. 1fausor had arrived at
Louisville with Col. Halls remains.
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s0- We clip the following items from

BD- We clip the following items from
the Mckinney Enquire OF the i2th
Last Thursday wo had tho pleas.
uro Of meeting quito number Of our
old time Dallas friends, among tho
number were Joe Fisher, June Peak,
Fost Nichols, Jcre Brown, all OF
whom expressed themselves highly
pleased with this appearance Of our
place, and, ono at least expressed a
strong desire TO return and make a
protracted stay.
KILLED.-Lon. Blcdsoc, who team
cd for Rob Fitzhugh, some time
since, was killed in n personal diff.
Guilty by n man named Reid, at Van
Buren,, Ark, n short timc sincc.-
The difficulty grew out of an old
gambling debt, and the fight occur
red in saloon at Van Buren,. Bled.
SOC was shot through The neck, kill.
ed instantly, and Reid escaped.
Tho thrcc forgcrs, who have been
confined in ourjail for several weeks
wero taken charge OF by tho acting
sheriff and n posse of citizens from
Dallas county, on last Friday morn,
ing and started to that place where
court is in session.
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A fs9 Nssfa ~ Jssisf stlisil
tsss issi visfssf f'ss . isir stlssiiss
~ ~ ksnA - Tssssssss We dss@ v
ussssssssfy 10 ester isis issf sifssa
sissiisi ssseasi ~ shat % sac, heard
ssi ssrsFisss'a dsfiss suf sbsssss, saa
. y HsTsiy 80, iAai - ssfs psFilsslsflJ
siisaii's shsa 90 heard ssatsFsaiions
snI qassiiens 10 rsksnss 10 TEXAS ahd
he great souihwssi. We foaId that The
sssmsTsisl msa % shpvsrOH, shi Nsu
Or,ssns As fully uRisHiahd our ai5ania-
sss Aad wants ss our osn people undsF-
sisnl thea, Oar States greatest needs
il 10 scarcely ssesssAry 10 cay are means
q rapid and safe ,rsnsPoT,a,i0h for goods
and commodities aud denseT iLhabiiAtie'..
fhe latter gill a. surely fllOw the '.fmsT
as sloudlsss skies succeed The storm. The
trade Of feEss already 20 large as 10 sx,
cite = rivalry between The great CONNER
eial esHiFss 10 secure i, can, BY a syslsn
Il railroads anl other internal improve
nenis, b. .nals iehfold more extensive
aud sluaLle Than at present. The com
,nereial men Of New Orleans are awaking
10 tho vast Importance Of this great and
Increasing Jra,le, ani feel that they must
bsslir themselves or yield TO Memphis, ~
Louis or Chicago The great PriIs they are
all 80 eager TO grasp, But enough as to
this Tor the prssent. All along our ssisn'
siye line Of travel, 10 Louisiana, Missis'
sippi aud Tennessee, we heard the name OF
Texas spoken with interest and were be-
s,lged with questions by those who learned
NC hailed iron, the Lone Star. Tho inhu'
enee Of the press OF Texas for the good Of
the State, no one who does not leave lis
borders can appreciate. II Is indeed very
great, and must, more than any other
cause, eonjuee TO the population OF our
vast aud fertile domain and the develop
meni Of the incxhaustible resources Of the
State, The rarers Of Texas, as TO execu'
lion aud ability, are looked upon with as
constituent by people who for yen.S lent
Zoo willing ears 10 Radical ISLANDERS OF the
intelligence Of our people, aud the poisoned
chalice must soon be commended to the
slanderers own lips. We expect to see n
heavy Immigration from Tennessee, Mis-
sissirpi and Alabama next Fall. Let the
press Of Texas mover weary in the good
work Of exposing ISLANDERS Of our people
and keeping before the world the advanta'
ges offered by the State In its rich soil,
delightful climate and manifest destiny Of
true greatness, enduring strength and I'M
cxampled prosperity. In concluding these
remarks, let us add that We saw nothing
in our absence TO alter our good opinion
of the fruitful region in which VIC live,
aud we return TO il more than ever salts
fed with "homc, sweet home" resolved to
put forth all energy and talent we may
possess toward the moral aud material ad-
vanccment of tho brave men and lovely
women who have made il "blossom like
Tho rpscn
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as,y- We have received scyrrs, number

Eel5- We have received several numbers
Of the HEARTH AND IIoNE, n weekly paper
by rcilingill, Bates 4 Co., 81 Park Row,
New York, at 81 per annun, and edited by
Donald @. MITCHELL like MsrvcD sad Mrs
Harriet Beecber Stowe. 1t is an excellent
papcr-in fact the best of the kind pub.
lished in the country-.and is always q
welcome visitor at our sanctum table and
our ircsidc home. lis contents are unex-
in every pariicular-just such
reading as is suited TO the tcmcs Of any
one in any part Of the country, and its il
Illustrations uncxcelled.-"It is u good thing
10 have in the house."
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MARRIED

- a q - a =
Mssi,ss Sogs,y r,nsss,ss an wsJs.s,
iay, Jane ?, Is6e, b. Rs,, l. LE., I'D, Mr.
HrS1In. and Mis-. ClRORGIA A. DEVIs Of
he former place.
~. - -, Ii,n. naii.. 4. A.. a
-'''.- 1850 80 800
'a''en OF The 'nahy foe''s gems "''"sa .!
ihoash,s thai breathe and the words thai
- ri hi, o,,.,. "a, ,m,..,i.. ,,au
" ''s'a '"' ''a "'"
the uei o. Love, ANA hes the question Is
solved 10 the satisfaction Of ALL The Sphinx
Ia, .,,,,I,,I f,om h, ,,i,,,sLI,, anJ ioin.a
- n1--,,.,' a.. -. "a ~.
'he "'n'''e' "'n mari o''"''u' o' nap
Plhsss aud Gushing from every feature
showing that he has been made happy, lie
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"a "a. =, Gts, E.s., Aii'Fusg a i@s,
i..lrssirT, TeNas, Is an ssiississa ssrHi o. ils
hliL,s HsEAtR D. shaia .Hy H,stsys d. ihis sia's
IL iaai sifitiis Ss.s - Isaa
90 70, q, mart a &C., NasE Hii'' aIs "a
'he'issi ~ Tsuiss ssl'ssi 'iiioas fsT tho hAliAs
nssAtR
seJ,r q, stanley, H-4. AiieTUry 1t H.,
Hazi'asn, 10 a. -uihe'isi AssHi II 49, i'll,s
HIsliR, 10 H'si'r -aa Teoiri isTsa' sliriiaH. aai
-t'rI,isiss, Al The .saHi. u ihs nFs,,R Ia
A-siu'an, -ll - 'sad ~ a,s I'sss- .iea, ADD 30
sens iaA'i'sj $40 .. ,.ssis,l 10 SAli "a him,
90 r.sss-s spsssss~, E.a, ., " Al
'eh"sns ,.aiih, is auih"Tis, H. Trssi's subsrTl'
i'"ls ihs nAiL,s il,G,te, aud TSriPi Sc h'enir'
- This efhos,
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Ntftks iTnks
luHs och 100
Erilnn Anars- fefhaIs Soar
'i.~irr. uuuld not dislikess. astouhi
- ihr appearaaro ~ 'AinEs IN sea.
i,al in and al,,ui 80 Three foFks
cas- b. s'sh ~ native from
Nayaha, hio.
Tic 6r.i thing IA aiirari atieniiun
ani observe ssrlui mrntion was on
aararriyal at tho friniiy. We fiund
- river fall ons aHd a Lalfmiles wide
nlss'rsp cnough H. hnat the heaviest
"Irsi ''..,,l" Ia the navy It the ''l'esl
5gl,s- ammt." Ma ne,.l OF grabbing
mi iae channel in order Ia run the
S,llis llaynos or job No. ? ia such
stage II water. Some improve
mes l'might perhaps bo made by
taIls,g M ovcThanglng branches
az nmher, liable Ia kn"ek down
'snFi,e stacks aud pilot houses,
Arriving ia Dallas, We h'und com,
inrlaile quarters al the cruichheld
houso, now kept by Maj harkley-
ehan whom no more agreeable aud
A., lite gentleman lives, His table
- aIS,i,y.l beautifully with every
,hing tlrr SvaSon affords,
District Court helng in session,
We E,und lion. A. Il. Merton Prcsld
ine with his usual urbanliy aud
dignity. There were several resi-
dent attorneys at Dallas, who yl",h
"a none IN tho State Ia point c. abili-
~, besides there are ql.io u nam
hcruryoungcr ones, making laudiblc
efforts and giving fair promise OF
stem taking their places at tho side
or the oldest aud nblost, Attorneys
from other counties, whatever their
abilities, eau hope far but II small
sharo of practice at Dallas. They
ARE not needed. Tho local bar II
fully equal 10 the demands OF ,hc
place
D,iim il improving rapidly, and
pr@aiscS 10 bc, in very short time,
+ city" in size as well IN in name.
Many new buildings of the most
substantial character are in proecsn
Of erection. Lots are being drained
ponds filled orchards, vine
yards, vegetable gardens, flower
garlcns-cverything bctokens n
people full Of energy and enterprise,
alive 60 tho advantages Of their To-
cation, uwS prepared and destined,
in time, to mako tho city Of Dallas
the great Railroad and bRsiness cen
iro of Northern Texas. XXX.
Iwaxahnohie Argus.
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1@,- Our readers, wo know, will rejoice
with us at the appearance in our columns,
of another letter from our former interest
ing and spicy correspondent "CArr. JonS."
II will be found on tho outside of to.day's
paper; il should have been received in
time for last weeks issue, but the wet
weather delayed the mail and IL was ten
Days reaching us. We hope to have q rep
itition Of his favors.
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pEy" Our old time friends IIaswell & Son,
Bryan, it will be seen by their notice in To-
days papcr, keep pace with the Railroad.
They have opened n house at nEAnSE, the
new station on the Central Railroad, and
are prepared to do and transact business
at that point. We expect one Of these fine
mornings, to wake up and find their sign
hanging up in our city, ut tho cad Of the
railroad
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FATAL SNAKE Birg. "A liitlo negro boy.
aboa, z years OF age, living with our
townsman, Mr. Castor, was bitten by q
coppcr-hcad snake on Sunday morning last,
and Notwithstanding physician was cali
ed in at once, and everything done for his
relief, the boy died in about an hour after
being bitten. We Dc oct rcwccs,-cr ever
having heard Of 50 sudden death from
such cause.
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my Gov. Hamilton Is said TO DO exceed

Bs5- Gov. Hamilton is said to DO exceed
ingly bitter In his denunoiation Of the
trieksters aud soalawags that have made
themselves so odious to the people Of Texas.
The Great Colossus is classic in "pose and
speech" and bis glad iropes and
figures make sad havoc with his offenders,
now looping OF M arm or limb, smashing
q head, bunging IN eye, and anon, drawing
tho claret; but most OF all, in ripping up
aud exposing more depravity than was
ever dreamed of, in aJ imno circles.
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DEAp.-The Galveston Daily HERALD, We
regret to learn, has ceased to exist, after a
life of only two weeks. John Kiely, one
Of the publishers, announces the fact, and
says that "ihe reasons existing for its sus-
"pension it is unnecessary to assign. They
"are polite and prudential" And lie
adds:
"For the managers, and oil concerned, II
is stated farther, that no blame is attached
TO the editorial department. II is due 10
the cditor to state TINT the ability, indus
try and energy he gave 10 the columns
were highly appreciated and met With en-
tire approval"
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Saw. II. Lewis, Secretary Of the Lamar
County Agricultural and Mechanical As
sociation gives notice that the Fair of thal
Association will be held on the 28th, Goth
anu a0th of September next, ending on the
LIST of October, and that he is instructed by
the society to extend an Invitation to all
editors in Northern Texas to attend the
same.
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nay. NJ. have received the first numbc

trS- We have received the frs, number
Of new paper recently started in Austin,
Texas, called the "AusrIs REoonp,' Poster
4 Matthews, Publishers. Il Is devoted 10
Literature, local news and general iufor-
nation, and, VIC infer, esehews politics. Ito
MOTTO, however, is significant "uuited TO
support, not combined 10 injure."
Tho Record is very handsomely printed
on fine book paper.
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aH- A young man named Carroll Hink-
ley, Of waxahachie, 10 or 10 years old,
while visiting at the residence Of MIR. En-
bry, about 10 miles from Waxahachie, was
killed by lightning, on Sunday evening,
the 3Oih ullo., during d violent storm.
Miss Embry, daughter of the above
named gentleman, was severely injured
at the same time, but strong hopes were
entertained for her recovery.
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~ So far as heard from, the negro vote
is playing q small part in The present cans
vsss. The machinery 70 engineer this is
oct Of repair, no loyal leagues, no obi and
fetish, not even q camp meeting nor mid
right horror q Ka KluE, lave ret been
invoked 10 sEiBdls sanbs sut q his vs.s
VIA us1us liz err-lr7
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pdy-somc graceless literary scamp 1--WE
forget his name) has contributed Josselyn's
finc poem entitled "The Last Tear Shed
10 the June number Of 0odcys Ladys
Book. Mr.. Cooley, won't you please read
The thief lecture? The real author is
Robert Josselyn, Editor Of the Austin
State Gazette
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ses- Gov, Hamilton Is on a tour through
the State, carrying terror and oonsierna'
ton into the ranks Of the sO'ealled pOliii'
clans. lie HRS right aud len, like an ex'
rerienred bruiser. lie makes them irem-
BILE In their boots, SO says one Of ihepaPers
In his interest. lie may possibly visit
Dallas 10 his tour ESQ, VIC hope to hear
him aud 10 see large turn out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

paT A, D, Mecuishan, lately Of the JEFF
fsrson Times, has become one Of the editors
Of the JlarlrcurE, Of that city. The pa
paper Is now under the editorial manage
men, Of Ward Taylor, Jr, l,hs original
Jimpleeuiel A, d. Meculeban and u. @,
Manley, Of New Orleans, and Is hereafter
10 be Published daily.
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m, P-.,,b ,rmv !, rov on a pe,c,

The French army u nov On n fttct iYul-
ing OF 56S,OO0 men. In July Bert the
number will be increased TO $4,000.
Let us have our peace footing Of 10000
soldiers, with q fair prospect Of no io-
crease, in the army; but We are willing 10
count noses with the French government
when il comes TO the army Of Ofhce-bolders
and tar eaihsrtrs- The increase in ths
latter is likely 10 become frightful.
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B@Our former townsmnn, Maj. e. NJ.
Stackpols, who, since the close Of the war
has been doing business in Galveston, has,
we learn, left that city for New York, where
he will 20 into the general commission bus
mess, with C. W. Adams. under, the firm
name Of c. W. Adams & Co.
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ear DR.. !, u. wOrreii, Of Austin, who
has been spending the past twelve months
Ia sleubenVille, Ohio, We karn from the
GAzst'E has rcIsrred 20 his temr, asd
opened Land Agency In Austin.
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pa We wish our farmers, every one OF
them, would give ms statement Of the
yield Of wheat 10 the acre as soon ss IL is
ihreshed. We hear various vague reports
Of damage done 10 wheat BY the wet
weatber
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Boot and Shoe Making,
M. w. MCPHERSON

UTOULD inform his friends and Gus
w toners, that after this date, he will
have his shop in the country, and will be
in town every SATURDAY, to receive or
dcrs and deliver work. Orders for h i'm may
be left at TOM WALKERS store, or at
MIR. Tennison's saddle shop.
June II, l669.-4G3ts.
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TLs DALLAS HERILD 0aos 40,
bee T'p'eN'd 10 a. sIpoT TooH e(ihs t~o-,'ory
LTisk LuiLliEg on uaiH si'sst, Fast n ~
!SguaTs, iaisLy osoEPied BY nTs oSSyhaHOnT''
NSAosL.
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NEGRO PoLITIcs.-The Rusk OBJ
server says Crockett is almost ovual
to Houston and Galveston for negro
gatherings aud negro politics. Its
tho hcadxuart6rs of all the negro
politicians in the surrounding coun-
tries. I.ait Saturday week there
was genera turnout of THO cru.
ly loyal" when Mr.. Tunstall. the
candidate for Congress, addressed
the dark sovcseigns, opposing any
further organization of the Loyal
League. Ito was replied TO by Mr.,
Burnett, candidate for tho Lcgis-
laturc, who favored further organi'
zation of the League. Burnett was
victorious with the sable voters,
300 of whom followed him 10 the
courthouse, where a Radical Clug
was duly organized.
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Fine Stock for Sale!

V'EN TlIoRoudlIbGEp ,J.,,A!..SKS, just
10 sy ys,rs ell aud from az Ia 49, hands high
offered %, sale ny the undersigned. These Jacks may
be found at S,yanna, 0 miles south u Fort Worth,
rrant CO. The, al Of very hnc blood. thorough
bred and In good con'ion Priooi reasonable. Per.
dsirus Of raising line mules have now an oppor-
tuniiy, and would 10 we'll b. Civ. ns an early call
JOHN HENDERSON.
Aprll 81 ISGg--3l:lm Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

s6TThe trial Of Il. NJ. Yerger for the
killing Of Col Crane commenced on tie
10th inst, at Jackson, Miss, before mil
itary commission.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

M The last number Of the Marshall
Republican contains an snnouncemeni
from Col. n. W. L,oughery, that the Tines
Of Jefferson and the Republican are 10 be
united under the nsme Of Times and Re
putlienn. vhieh hereafter VII be ISSUED At
Jefferson, and be enlarged e he present
siss Ct he y. o PiesyuBe-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

b6YA fire occurred In the kitchen Of Mr..
A. J. Tucker, Mckinney, on Wednesday Of
last week. The uildihg and contents were
entirely destroyed.