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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

TnE fIHsr IN rnE MARKrr.-Messrs.
Prather aud Murphy have commenced re-
eeiviug their Fall and Winter stock Of
goods, bought the past month in New York
by Capt. W. L. Murphy. On Thursday they
received four or eve wagon loads, and they
will continue receiving for q week or two.
Everybody knows that Capt. Murphy un-
selecting goods for this market
and IL would be well for our friends TO call
carly and get the first chance at them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
n~ Our friends Courhanour, Cro,,lev 4

s% Our friends Coughanour, Crossley &
Co, of the Dallas City Mills, have sent us
a sack Of four made from the ordinary wheat,
which forsweetness, whiteness and good
favor equals il il does not exceed any 6our
we have had this season. These mills have,
as we have before stated, been recently put
in thorough repair the interior macAin-
cry being almost entirely made nev,--and
they arc now prepared TO do as good grind
ing as any mills in the .couniy. IL win be
seen by the advertisement in another cor
umn, thai they will have cotton Gin ana
Press in readiness for the present crop Of
cotton. They ask share OfPubIie patron
sge, and IL gives us pleasure 10 recommend
the mills 10 the city and the public.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

Boz LEES MrRDxRERs KnLLfB.-
The two citizens who assisted the
Federal cavalry in the killing Of
Bob Lee some three months since,
were both killed last week in Fan
min county. One feIl BY the hands
Of Bob Lees son, IL yearz Of age,
ard the Other BY che Of Dees friends.
50 We learn from . private letter
from Bonham.
Tvsf.hs-li. Argus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

H6-Jndge Norton informs us that !. four
men, named Baker, James, John Record
and Sfias Record, were found hanging in
'bs woods, on blackberry Greek, miles
West of Kcenan's crossing on Elm Fork Of
Trinity River, on, Saturday nfefnirg last.
Whey we're hung by some unknown psfsotis
on Wednesday night, and were not found
until Saturday morning, when they we're
cut down. We have learned NO further
particulars, es to who the parties we're who
hung them, or what they we're hung for.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

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p,siA ~ ils ii'issi lsss Ice Ne Killers
80 ~ Dssi.ss hsysAgsi


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ssfhfiiI fias.t lssiis fsss. sAsiAsi a. $3.50
lsss tIIsIssiii hssita Zee ti.lssiiI .ssass 80
tiIt'h, tsittsaaf oislstRr, sIf 10 % sfsssisf
.iii sss.issiiy fss- % sssFy F.fiNAs a i.as~1s'
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

pV-Jo. L. FISHER, Of Dallas, will from
and after the 10th of September, proximo,
be found at the Commission, Receiving and
Forwarding house of HANNA s. 0RR, Cal
vert, Texas, where he invites his friends In
this section Of the State to give him call,
when visiting the end Of the Railroad.
lie solicls business from his old home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

n@-wc are requested 10 give notice that
n pro,racted meeting Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church will commence at the
church in Dallas, on Friday night before
the I'd Sunday in September. Revr.
Messrs. ouayte, Haynes, and other will be
in attendance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
Esrors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
Youthful indiscreion, WILL for tho sake Of suffering
humanity, send fce to all who need II, tho receipt
and directions for making tho simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience can do 80 by addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
No. IL Cedar street, New York.
Juno ~, ls6o-3oly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

DI G. A. Durrett, Esq, of Lancaster has
favored us with an estimate Of the cotton
planted in that vicinity, which about agrees
with that Of our correspondent "Viater,"
ublished last week. Mr.. D. says:
"Cotton as q general thing looks well,
but the want of rain has caused the drop.
ping of the squares. 1t is suffering for
-faiu yerv mucbr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

Mr.. G. r. Fuller states in the Rural
New Yorker, that his father killed a
horse ~ administering sassafras tea,
by turning IL from bottle into the
animals -oss. On opening the
horse, its lungs were found 70 be full
Of the tea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
RHThe weather has moderated eonsid-
.erably since the Slst ult

r% Cart W. L. Murphy of the firm of
Prnther s. Murphy returned home on Sat-
urday last from two months trip to the
North, where he has fully replenished the
stock of that firm with all the newest and
most desirable of Fall and Winter goods.
Their stock will begin to arrive during the
present week.
We return thanks TO Capt. Murphy for
late city papers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
KDUoATIoHIL
DaIlal Fenalo Institute

Dallas Fenalo Institute
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PER ANhih .r,.-... .----. --.,,--,. ...-..... ~
roniingeni lee, per moniL .,-.. ....-
Music IN fIanh ~ Guitar ...., , 80
frcnch and Spanish a. desired .AIri
Bible Reading, ani Lectures every
morning,
9s'crI'as L'curss daring G.s eat,
term.
rcnman,hIp rssIiu, sul Couposmr,,
through The eHii'f t5,'se
Tuition, payable iuafirrly g., mnn'h5
IN specie. Of ne clu'Salen' n rultcd Ssi'l
PuIlls charged fron entrance ,,gdu,
{ ionS lnr lrnlracicd .llnrsg only,
ll3arl with the Principal or IN the hs.
private families, NJ lr,m ten 90 twelve
dollars per month,
Mrs, &, u, Manson, Irr the ,as- iEo year,
principal teacher ia Corona Female Col
legc, lebanon, Tennessee IT lady af supr.
rior social qualifications, aud nI Tho yrrv
iirSi order Of scholastic aiiainmrni1, will
assist IN the Literary Department
Mrs Il, r. Hardin, long ani iaso'ah'v
known in Eastern Texas, as teacher n
music-a lady OF elegance ard laslc--mkcs
charge Of the Music, and will have her ~
slrumcnt aud room near lie srhool
Small boys ADMITTED.
The school Win De conducted in Tie Hall
and rooms adjacent for tho present Tt
ncr College building will be ready hy tho
first Of January, when we shall have NJ
,omlnodations for lIj OF 300 pupils. We
'nn now comfortably accommodate in tie
hrec rooms we occupy 100 pupils. We
,xpcc; the school 10 be supplied soon with
Apparatus for illustrating tho Physical
Sciences. w. HI. SCALES.
Principiii!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

Thors is . town IN New Jersey,
Where there are only four mosqni-
toes. One pair belongs to the edit
or of the village newspaper; the
other to the expressman. In the
same town there are moro flies than
there are cents in the national debt.
The flies retire carly in the evening,
but they are around on business at
q very early hour in the morning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

nDrJunior Editor and Fofeihan sick,
principal composition married oh wednes-
dny night, and Junior devil lsft-thats
what's the matteri
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

The Sioux City Times tells of
SOME curious love making near that
city, between the woolly sons Of
Ham and the graceful daughters of
"I,o." This will probably add an
other shade 70 the many hues of
anfalgation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
rsiaiiy csafsSesss.

paIIls DlsTKIVg.-fHisp Rose ~ osAhttsh
M11IIsss feE Eas fsAH leo
l,,,iTi.t OanSEsnos-Ang1si 18th tidal Nantes,
drKinnsy ciTrnii--Ausasi sisi @nd ssi-si hss,e.'
l.hstu.a siaiisA--Augusi esih and E9ih-si shrf'
asn. Ms O. NeUsb. fFssiiins tiis''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

rI Ses the card Of The PnGxIs Fikt L.
sthsxoE cosr,Sr, OF Hartford, Conn, for
-hieh JBo. D. kerfooi, Eco Is the local
agent, al this place. This is one Of ihs
safest and most reliable Companies in ne
United States, as is fully shown ~ sheer-
bibii Of their last annaaistafrneui. which
may be seen A. he Office ofsihe Ar-nf.
nEThs Brennan Enquirer rs nov is
sscd ssni-ueskly.
~JSo- " MrfraT, sormsTiy editor
ara proprietor offhs HrEinsry ErerIEtr,
y rer LING n Nssisn- Isrriior-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
KANSAS CITY
Beef Packing House,

TINE UNDERs1GNED ere prepared to
Il kin and pack cattle. Capacity for
four hundred had Of cattle per day. Good
yards and railroad track tennected. Will
receive cattle, hin, Pack, ssip and collect
for beef, disposs Of hidss and fsllov, ans
make prompt returns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
t1SHE UNDERSIGNED has located In
l. ths citt 81 Dallas, and offers his Pro
fessicnal Services TO town and country.
Special attention given to Diseases of Wo-
men and Children. Will visit patients at
any hour, day or night.
Office at DR.. J. W. Haynes Drug Store
northeast corner of Main and Jefferson
streets. W. 0. BARKER.
Dallas, Texas, August2l, 1869 49:4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

Miss ELIZA MAY will continue as one
MI Of the assistants in Dallas Female
Institute. W. u. SCALES.
Dallas, Sept. 4. 1869, 5l:if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04
Dallas Female Institute.

Mrs. KERFoOT will assist in this
wi school, at least for the present. Other
assistance supplied rs the school may de-
mnnd. W. u. SCALES.
Dallas, August 2s, ls69-50lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

long srperiepcs IN the business rirei
advantages in The n,nnsr Of curing he
beef. Our brand stands high in the mar
kst for coed fat cattle We viii
Guarantee Larger Returns,
Ifpseked viii ", fh.n ear Be ob.ainsd
elsewhere. Liberal advances Sn.de. We
ask frcTf-s ~ rive ne q call
P4TTIs0y & co.
Hsy Is. 1sS9-55lsf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-04

nIANos Of all first class makers for sale, and Agent
Manufactured by Marshall a hiitauer, (Which have
gained IN two years golden opinions from tv0 hun
dred fArnilies IN Texas,)
The old and reliable Durham A Sons Pianos, aud
j. p Bales Pianos, which defy compctition, in quail.
ity and price.
Agent for Carhart Needhans Special Gold Metal
Parior, School aud Church Organs and MelOdeOns
which arc now. without exception, the most perfect
and powerful organs made
Price lists aud Illustrated Catalogues furnished free
&c postage, TO any address a
Music. Instruction Book, Harrs. Bras Inslrun uts
Gin scts or singIc.) vioins Guitar. FlutinAs, Ac-
eordeons. common srd Itsiiaa Strings fcr al
W-sioai IHsf7rneu,,, and all kibds Of NJ
sicnI Merchnndize fer sale lou AZ
Whelrsaic aud Retail Prizes.
a. PROMPT srfrriier fo ~ sfd-Ts from Eorfherfi
sni entire ss,isiscfo, srafnieed - every rrrasr-
r. S-Nusi. Bo,ks anf String Elaiiesl - sc PIT
age, On receipt q refsi prize
Red f.r Il flst zrsr funnisr n Trlfiui'Iiais; =
FFru-s.r1ak, Ess- Esife- shes.lsaH Ca,irirr.i.
psar SIR -The Pisnq sos sSip5ei islnr ~ yea
si-ci - rsceiFtd ircrlf ard O. "a - r-i
rIras-t IN Il th1f AL ~ ny ge--1i.a inr-ra
ms silalf seil f-l-l. ~ 81 you iiis 80.
TFr.an d p-linr gaurn.I1
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fra.f f--n-1 f,s1, De- l'ri ~ i-.-r7.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-21

are presented to her, and has a passage. Of
arms as the first act of the new drama. Ii her
opponents yield out Of tlmidity or good breed
ing, or perhaps, from not understanding Inc
warlike nature OF the encounter, she puts her
foot on them forthwith, and ignomimously
crushes them; if they defy her, and give e. ne her
back blow for blow, ten to one she cuts them,
and becomes their enemy forever after. For
she has not breadth enough to be magnani-
nous, and the one thing she never forglves ls
successful opposition. Very grim ls she IN the
presence of human eakness, moral and phy-
sicaL
A grim female has no mercy. She may be
lust, but il 5he is go it is in hard, uncompro-
missing way that makes her justice worse than
Others partially For Justice S oan female De sna Is
never sad. how painful soever the work on
hand and the sentence to be executed. Neither
is she gay; for she is not plastic enough 10 De
either the one or the other. She Is run INTO
an iron mould where her nature ls compress
ed as in vice, no bursting of bonds anyhow.
What would become Of US if all our women
were Like her?
When we look at her, we are inclined to for
times vex us in the ordinary woman, and to
think that there are worse things than the
love of dress for which We so often reproach
our wives and daughters; that fliI.ng-which
is reprebensible no doubt-might be e1-
changed for some thing even moro reprehensl-
bic; and that vanity Of the glggling, coquet--
tish kind. though to be steadily DISCOURAGED SEQ
nnd sternly rep.oved, is not quite the Worss
feminine thing liter all. Surely not grim
female who cannot flirt nor giggle, nor cry
and kiss and make up when scolded, is far
away worse kind of thing than a feather
headed little puss who ie always doing wrong
by reason of her foolish brain, but who mana.
ges somehow to pull herself right because OF
her loving heart. Weak women, vain women,
affected women and the whole class OF sluy
women, whatever the specially of Stiffness ex-
hibised, are tiresome enough, heaven knows;
but unsatisfactory as they are, they are better
than the grim female-.that woman OF no sex,
born without softness or sympathy, and living
without pity and without love.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-21
: CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON RAILnoAps-PAY1Na BONDS IN GOLD
THE NINTH CENSUS.
WASHINGTON, January 20.-THE SENATE was
engaged all day in the consideration o. Shor-
mans Railroad bill for roads centering III
Washington.
In THE HOUSE, Schenck introduced bill pro-
viding for the payment Of bonds in coin, unless
otherwise specified; but such bonds rot to be
paid before maturity until United States notes
be made convertible into coin. Section legal
ICES gold contracts. Referred to The Commit
tee of Ways and Means.
The bill forbidding all franks except those
written by privileged person was passed.
Farnsworth introduced a bill removing the
political disabilities of large number of per-
SONS, which was passed by two-thirds vote.
A committee of seven was ordered to be az
pointed ON the ninth census.
The Denver Railroad bill was resumed, but
the House adjourned without action.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-21
WASHINGTON.

CUBA TO BE PURCHASED BY THE UNITED STATES
TEE TO CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, January 20.-Tho Presidents
Private Secretary, Mr.. Worden, telegraphs to
several papers which employ him, that nego-
tations are pending between our government
and Spain for the transfer Of the Island of
Cuba to the United States, the only material
difference to overcome being apparently the
price to be paid to the Spanish Government
Information accessible to the agents OF tho
Associated Press does not enable them to
verify this dispatch.
The Virginia Committee have presented to
the Senate Judiciary Committee memorial
submitting amendments to the House bill now
under consideration, providing for an election
in Virginia. They propose to modify the con-
sti,ution to such an extent as they believe
would be accepted by the people OF Virginia.
In connection with which, they say that the
real feeling Of the people of the State is ex-
pressed when they declare the belief that the
freedmen of the South, in their present uned-
ucated condition., are not prepared Tor an IN
telligent use of the elective franchise, &C.; yet,
in view of the public opinion expressed in
the recent election, they believe that the ma
jority of the people are willing to incorporate
universal suffrage in their fundamental law as
offering an altar of peace, and hoping for
restoration of the Union with harmony on the
basis of universal suffrage and universal am-
nesty, and considering that the policy OF the
government requires from Virginia constitu-
tional recognition Of the civil and political
equality of all men before the law. They have
in the amendments proposed inserted all the
provisions looking to that result, heretofore
deemed proper by Congress, and have left un-
touched any provisions OF the constitution re-
lative to the subject.
Grant goes to Baltimore tomorrow TO at
serd the meeting of the trustees OF the Pea
body Fund.
The President has nominated Robert c. Bu-
chanau and Alvin G. Gillem for Brigadier Gen
erals, in place of Rousseau and Hooker.
Three hundred men, recruited chiefly in the
West, have been lauded safely in Cuba during
the last week. The vessel is nearly ready for
another trip.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-21
The President offered the first volunteer

The President offered the first volunteer
toast:
The HeIlth of al present, Members and Invited
Guests May none be absent on our anl:Tersary IL
| 1870 sud may our Venerable pastor and bEothe
member with un bated health. occupy his &c
customed seat to cheer US with his presence and
join us in our social mlrth.
This was responded to briefly by Rev. DIR
Bachman, who alluded to the fact that he hat
been q member of the society for ifty-foul
years, and had always taken an interest in its
affairs. He said he had a note in his hane
from Rev. DR.. Hicks, who was in the country
for few days, and regretted his inability tc
comply with the kind invitation OF the societ!
to be present on this occasion.
DR.. Bachman closed with the following toast
German Industry, German Fidelity, and tue Purity
and Zeal of the Larry Reformers-An example anu
guide to their posterity.
John Ficken, ESQ.,, at the request of the Presi
dent. offered the health Of the press-sayinf
that he bad hoped that the toast would have
been offered at an earlier hour when there
were several representatives of the press pres
ent, and it might have been appropriately res
ponded to. He hoped, however, that those
Still present InlSul po iuoue'u " AosPoAN' ~
he called upon the representative of the
Charleston Courier. Being thus cornered, j.
A. Moroso, Esq, one of the editors OF the
Courier, made a few remarks and offered SON
timent.
Loud and repeated calls were then made fol
The DAILY News and none of the editors being
present, Lieutenant Burger responded fol- the
PAPER, thanking the society for the compliment
and hoping that it might always be merited
Lieutenant Burger concluded with the follow
ing toast:
Charity-che angel of hope-the harbinger OF
comfort 10 the widow salve to tho broken-h :arted
and fri nd to those that mourn
In response to South Carolina, offered by
Colonel GaillarG, DR.. J. 3. Patrick gave the
following:
Her Sops-Native and adopted. will redeem and
restore her to that proud position sho once oc u
pied-one OF tie brightest stars in the galaxy oil oui
American Union.
A plumber OF other toasts were offered and
speeches made, but they were not intended fol
publication, but only to add to the pleasure
and entertainment Of the occasion. Professor
Eckel took his place at the piano, Mr.. Petersen
accompanied him with fine voice, and winc'
music and song occupied tho jovial party until
latc hour.