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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

~ Capt. s. Haas. has retired FROM IL'
editorial ssaiss, q the shsrmsA cOarisr
hssiAg sold Cd, HE Interest IN the paper 3.
his late psriasr Capt q, A. pioEHssAsr
sLs Hss sssaass sAiirs seAlror Of ID.
paper The cesrisF 10 one Of the YER,
bee, aAi nest ably edited PsPs" in the In
terror Of Teas, In losins lie sssisr sdi
tor !, has lss, beet. bat We are very eel
satisfied tina, Dlsksrnsn wlii keep ~ II.
tone and character asa Publie Jearasl
Capt. Hare DOW dsvoiss bic sntirs lime ID
his prsfsssiea-ihat Of the Law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

e@- Mays & Hammond have just re
ccived their Fresh Groceries, consisting of
Coffee, Sugar, Canned Goods, Preserves,
Candies of all kinds, Tobacco, Cigars, and
all kinds Of School Books, and many other
things which they are selling as low as
the lowest. Call at the favorite old Wes-
ter stand, opposite the Crutcbheld House.
They are expecting Dry Goods, Notions
and Clothing BY every train. Il,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
SCHEDULE
or the Arrival aud Departure OF the
Nails NJ Dallas, Texas,

DALLAS rosr oriicr, Sept. ], 1860.
GALvEsruS.--Aul,-se every Monday, ..wednss
DAY aud Saturday a. IN. Departs every Sunday,
Tuss,isy mud Friday at ! An.
CLAhksvfLLE.--Arri,as every Sunday aud
Tuss,lsy at q \ y, and Thursday At 5rs. DrpAIu
-,ery Saturday aud Monday night at Pm. aud
Thursday st7AN
NARsHALL--Arrivese every Monday, Thursday
aud Saturday a. 3 Pm. Departs every Sunday
Wednesday and Friday,
GAiSsNiLLE.-Artives every Tuesday at I'm
Departs every "Wednesday Al GAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Thursday Of q
Pm. Departs every Monday Ut SAa.
BCCHANAN.-AlriScs every Thursday nj Pm
Departs every Monday At GAM.
FosToFflCE HorEs-Eycry day in tho week
from \ ~. until I'm, and every Sunday from
sfo BAN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

PERsoyAL.-we wero pleased or
receiving a call, on Wednesday
from VIM. c. Wolf, Esq. Of Dallas
Wolf says that Hutchen told
him that Adams, (tho horticultar)
has some water-molons so large
that thoy cannot possibly get ripe
to the heart before December. We
don't believe Hutchen said tit
must have been Col. Burford.
waIshaohie Argus.
You're right-Nat. Burford IL the man
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
DIED

Ga Sunday rasFaiss. ysih August, 1893,
ROY H., infsni seH Of DE-. kof u. saJ Mrs.
JKssS c. soorf, of ihis plaes aged twe
years and four days,
The dsaiss Of those uho perish 10 old
age, amer their shswy leeks bsiosss maay
winters, may be locked upOs With fearless
eoaplsesAsy, as leHE-aAtieiPaisd event,
ss ne weald look uPoa the falling Of ripe
fruit 10 earth ron whence I, cane, bat
who can look on anmOssd whsn Life Aa-
isgoaisl lays HE skslsioa hngsr on the
fair brow Of bsauiifai childhood aud siills
the bounding pulse foFs.sr' Il 10 like the
tearing Of tender bud from It's parent
stem by the breath II the storm, leaving
the bush that bore II bleeding aud dssSlaie.
Little Roy 10 gone from earth, alas, forever
Those who loved him will listen In vain
for the fall Of HE little iest-for the tones
Of his merry 'olee--and hear In dreams
instead the Pa,terins Of the elOds upon
his coffin ere they isft him asleep on his
dark, lonely couch In the green earth's
bosom. "Their ioss Is his gain" One
who might have grown into mauhOOi mar
red by the CHASTITY scars Of sin, has gone
in his infancy, innocence and beauty TO
that celestial cline where the wicked cease
from troubling and tho weary are at rest
gone with all the precious promises Of
Divinity fulhlied for HIM and his Kindred
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

fessWe are under obligations 10 Capt.
Walter Caruth justrciurned from New York
for a batch of late papers, from all the
Eastern and Southern cities. He informs
us that he has purchased a very extensive
stock Of goods, which are now beginning
TO arrive, and in short time will be in
store. Due notice will be given through
ouNadvertising columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

g0~A large ire occurred at Cape May,
n. j., on the 3lst ult. The United States,
McMukin, Atlantic and American Hotels
were oil destroyed, together with many
intervening stores and cottages, involving
loss Of quarter Of million of dollars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

HD" The proceedings of the Railroad
meeting in Kaufman, which will be found
in to-lay's paper, should have been pub
lished last week. In the hurry and lack
of force in our Office from sickness and
NATRiNoSY it was overlooked.
II will be seen that our neighbor county
is fully alive TO the interest of the country
and seconds Dallas pobly in tho effort TO
encourage railroads to penetrate our ia
vorcd section.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
oar After the rain on N

BT After the rain on Monday last, the
wind came out stiff from the North, re-
Winding us that the summer heats are
about over, and beautiful Autumn, not by
any means the "snddest" days Of the year,
is upon us. Tuesday morning was almost
cold enough Cor fires and thick clothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
WILLIAM JONES, T.. NJ.

rS" A large building adjoining the
mammoth Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
was destroyed by fire on the 3lst ultimO
greatly enjangcring the Hotel, which
however, was eventually saved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

nfJ"Thc new college building in Dallas,
to be occupied by Professor W. II. Scales,
will be one of the best adapted for educa.
tional purposes ever erected in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

BE- Extract Of a letter dated Junction
City, Kansas, August 20, 1869, addressed
to the chief editor of the HERALD:
IL feel anxious to know what is
going on in Texas, and l know OF
no better medium, than the "HER-
AID" to get at the facts. Cattle are
changing hands at good figures Snd
the drovors all returning to their
respective homes we'll satisfied with
their spring and summers labor.
1t rains without ccasing in this
portion of Kansas. Fine crops Of
small grain have already been gath
cred, and an abundant yield of corn
is n settled question. The farmers
all are wearing the bright smile Of
peace and plenty.
Texas Headquarters Up. 2. Tay-
lor's) is thronged every day with
Texans. 1t continually reminds
one of homo, that has spent eighteen
years of his life among thom. 1t
proves too, that Texans are an ap.
preciative people, and that they are
determined to remember, and pat
ronize their friends in Kansas. With
Gus at Abilene, and Joe. at juno
ton City to look out for their COM
fort, and welfare, and P. 2. TO sell
them all the cheap goods they wish,
any Texan might afford to come up
and spend the Summer in Kansas
with the sure prospect Of making
money on their cattle"
Yours &c, J.W. j.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

p@- Dallas county, We think, will yield
nearly 5000 bales Of cotton Ibis year
Now, if We only had steamboats, to take il
to market by way Of the Trinity river, the
producers would save something like S2O,.
900 freight monty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

DeS"A niger, from Wilmington, N. c.,
will sit in The next Congress. We under
stand his seat will adjoin Gen. Buffers,
SO that the General may imbibe the stink
by the spsor-ful.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

FALLS CouSTr PIoSEER.-we arc in re-
ceipt Of q new paper with the above title,
just started at Marlin, Falls county. Its
Of good size, neatly printed and ably ed
tied. Published by r. L. Beaird, and ed
tied BY 7. B. Manlove and r. 2. Mattison.
Mr.. Msttison has long been known in
Texas As adept in the use Of the quill-ss
gentleman of grace, dignity, tact and tai
lent uithaa heart full Of human kindness
With Col. I. D. Msnlove we met in Missis-
sippi. and in him we found generous
spirit-an eloquent speaker and elegant
writer. We ebeerfully enter. the Pioneer
on our list Of exchanges.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
Wanted Immediately!

Twenty thousand good, shaved, yellow
cotton wood Shingles, narrow.
Also, wagons, 10 haul about $4,000 feet
Of Lumber from Slinson's Mil, near Quit
man, TO Dallas,
Apply to the Blilois Of this paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

bdS-A Cabinet meeting was held on the
Ssist nit, but nnly routine questions Of de-
pariments were entertained, after which
the President started for Saratoga.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

BE- We estimate that the cotton crop Of
Dallas county, this year, will bring into
the pockets of the producers the snug lit
tic sum Of $35O,000 in gold!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

E5 Captain W. g. Matthews, of Plano
has sent us sample Of "Pecler" cotton
which he raised this year. Ills beautifully
white and clean, and the lint or staple very
long. In his letter 10 US he says:
IL procured seed from Peeler's
agent, at Now Orleans, last spring,
to plant, at a cost of IS per busbel
/ planted the ordinary seed for the
main crop in the same field, and
with the same culture l find the
"Peeler" far superior in number
and size of bolls, and think it a de-
cided success up to this time"
We showed the sample to q gentleman
from Houston, an experienced cotton buyer
who pronounces it far superior TO the ordi-
nary cotton.
The sample il Similar 10 some shown u,
by Mr.. W. W. Bowen, Of this place, several
weeks ago.
PLAxTATIoS BiTTKRs are especially re.
commended 10 ClsrgynsB. Public Speaker.
and persons Of literary habits and seden.
tary life, who require clear mental fsoul-
ties, which can only be obtained By q relish
for food, and a perfect digestion. Defeats
Females are certain to find in these Bitter.
health and strsngtb-
NAesoLIa WArER.-Superior 10 lbs bssi
imported Gernsn Cologne and sold a
L.fr - -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

Seven sisters in Wright county,
Mimi, work their fathers farm, and
sold last year 1900 bushels of grain
Their father is confirmed invalid
Here is a chance for a man to get @
wife that is a wife.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

De- If you want suit Of clothes fash
ionably cut, and made to 6t like you wero
melted and poured into them, give Mr..
Neill B. McKinnon, the only Tailor in
Dallas, a call. See his card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

Cinnamon are making application
for admission into the public schools
at Boise, Idaho. Their admission
is used as q method of Americana
ing the almond-syed Celestials.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

no wh,A, ~iil he rc-irrd In p,yn.nt fur sub.
.arpiion to tho p,tIs Hrsiip, " delivered a, the
DALLAS City Niil,."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

t0-A telegram says the worm has de-
stroyed one-half the cotton crop in Rob-
ertson county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

lLIUsIhATER ASSVAl 40 rHhEseIO6f
ASB PuFsIs0SonI for 1870, rev ready
ean,aih, SO engraving Of leading Eillors-
bryant, Greeley, Bennett, Brooks, Marble
Dams, Raymond, with portraits. The Mal'
and Female Fora Why shilITsn resemble
their parents 0sa. GRAFT and hi, cabiHsi
With Porirsi,si fhysiognopy 10 Polities
or "f-ess and Placer" Science Of conla'
gal Selections Happy Marriages. Temper
amsnt In weiiOeki American Artists
The sleep walker brain waves Psychic
Logical Sir Edward Landsssr, Lorsnr'
Dow aud Peggy his wife, Royal Ladies' OI
the frereh Empire, with pOrlraitsi 0aisOi
the statesman How TO choose lIelPmsst
What Is man aud much more ia this Riel
aud Raey Annual, which sells for % cents
s, Il. Wills, Publisher, New York,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

pY,The Texas Central Railroad track
Vas completed through to Calvert on ills
3ist ult.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

~ Attention is called TO the announce
usnt Of yoHs J. EAkIy ss > candidate
Justice Of ills Peace in Presihet No l.
-kins is residsnt Of tbs plnes Of IS
ars standing, Is fully c0rpetent
Ties o. DE osics 10 which he as
las tbsss Of friends and IL
7nths osos ~ih honsr 70
stss RI people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

saS No 'sEd.Jsl', ss@s vii 10 s~HsaHssd
b lLs Hrsla sal,,I paid fer "a sfrsa1t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

D%we return our thanks TO W. II. Lew
is, ESQ.,, Secretary Lamar County Agricul-
tural s. Mechanical Assoc iation, for Com
-uentary tickets to visit the Second An
ofihat Association 10 commence
he present month. We
10 avail ourselves
pover
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

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laAfasssI, hNss "a saihaIlft srsAi ~ M
halIAs IiosiE, a. uh7ss IN, oen'a' ass iAis snns
a. that silsliis H,ss h. Fss
az 70. ", uas, a ts,, c,'lsT Hiil, are az
iAsTissA ~ H'fss 'slssilai'As 90 H. bAIiAs
HIKaIR,
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kssfAsA, 10 a. ssikssssi AssHi u 'hs hAlils
itHaiR. T. F-siss asi IsssiFi aT sassIiFii.ss aHa
-<EsstisiAg Al he .Fs-ssH,. 4 ihs hFsaih Ia
k.afasH, viii ~ isasi Ia Ais Iasss'sies, sHd pc
seas iaslssi.A .rs Tsass.isi ts call "a his,
60 tksma. sprsssss, Fee. 2, v, ~
tskhsshs etsilsH, 10 saihsFttsd a. Isssiss satsrIif
de- iAis omSs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

NsssoLIA WATER.-superisr 70 gbs best
imported Gsrnsn Cologne and sold a
hall he Price
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

respectfully solicit tho Planters Shippers
Texas liberal share their patronage and from long
iactoragc business Texas feel saying any
business entrusted either Houston Galveston
such prompt attention satisfaction will take pleasure
corresponding with merchants planters regarding hauling
shipping of cotton aud giving such information desired relative
thereto.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
uoIlic a.. Moore's Poems

NEW EDITION WITH MANY
NEW POEMS.
Just pnLlishrd, Price 81. Sent by mail,
postpaid. J. W. SwlNDELLs,
Herald Once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

-ain on Mon
needed, but
4 the cotton
ing tur-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
Last week a serious difficulty &C

T. W. CLARK, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

GUN PICTURES Of every style, beauti-
- full and life-like taken At this perma-
r.rf ..f.h1ishuruf ON rrorf notice and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10
Virginia Election.

The election in Virginia on Tuesdy result
ed by an overwhelming majority in favor o.
the conservatives against the radicals. That
is, Walker is elected governor over Wells, and
the DISTINGUISHING clauses of the constitution,
which were submitted separately, were defeat
ed. The majority is some 10000 against the
radicals. Of course, nearly all the conserva-
tive candidates for congress are elected,
and the conservatives have large majority
in the legislature.
The defeat of the radicals, after the open
interference of Grant and his whole cabinet in
their favor, is felt as Il crushing one at Wash.
ington. The administration stand so deeply
pledged to accept the result as final in that
state, on the question Of the re-admission Of
Virginia into the Union, that there can be nc
backing out, yet it is virtually turning the
state over to the +" disloyal democracy,"-fo
conservatism in Virginia means democracy,
and nothing else.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10
The Canvass in Tennessee.

Politics in the south, in the present reign
of "great moral IDEAS" have degenerated in
to the lowest and vilest system of demagog-
ism the world ever witnessed. Where an
election cannot be controlled by military re-
preston or ballot box stufling, resort is had
to low trickery or pure rufianism. To talk
OF an honest expression of the popular will in
any case is simply ridiculous. The contest
now raging in Tennessee is little better than
dog fight between two notorious scalawag s
and swashbucklers. Swashbuckler Stokes
undertook to force his election by the military
repression and brute force dodge; Swash-
buckler Senter by the dodge of liberality to-
wards the ex-rebels. Either, if elected gov
ernor, would hang either loyalist or an
ex-rebe, as the one or the other might crafty
his malice or greed. However, as the contest
deepened, swashbuckler Stokes discovered
that the liberality dodge was likely to win,
and SO, after having canvassed all eastern
Tennessee denouncing eternal disfranchise-
ment and disgrace against all ex-rebels, he
has now entered western Tennessee and is
out-heroding Senter as an advocate of extend
ing the franchise to the cx-rebels.
The white men of Tennessee are probably
bound to be cheated in the election of either,
but of the two their chance just now would
seem to be best with the election of Senter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10
Tho water Power Project.

A gentleman who saw Col. Cushman in
Massachusetts, last week, states that he is ar
ranging his business there as rapidly as pos
sible with a view Of returning to Ottawa al
once to perfect arrangements to commence
work on the proposed water power improve.
ment. Col. c., it is understood, is already in
correspondence with noted dam builders, and
will be ready to let the contracts for not only
the proposed Illinois, but also the Fox River
dam, as soon as the bonus arrangement with
the city of Ottawa is perfected. Col. c. hav-
ing made up his mind to embark in this pro-
ject, will drive it with his accustomed energy.
and with determination of making it first
class job. Our people can therefore rely on it,
that as soon as the stage of water will permit,
the dam builders will be among us laying the
foundations for an improvement which, in the
benefits it will confer on our city, will be of
vaster consequence than any project in which
Ottawa has hitherto proposed to embark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

Isaac n. Morris has about ruined the force
OF his statements in regard to the Pacific Rail
road, by his nonscnsical attempt to defend
them against the criticism of Judge Cation
and Deacon Bross. The latter gentlemen, in
brief telegram, characterized his report as
nonsense" Isaac thereupon exhausts him.
sell, not in an attempt to prove his statements
correct but in personal attack on Judge
Cation, whose judicial integrity he attempts to
assail' He has foolishly attempted to attack
Judge c. at point where he is palpably in
Vulnerable, and thus answers the charge of
nonsense by Intimidation of greater nonsense.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

The FoWell Hxp9orinE ETpe0taons
As long ago a. 1857 an expedition was or
gauized under Maj. Powell, Of Bloomington
to make scientific explorations among thu
Rocky Mountains and across the great western
plains. The expedition consisted Of about q
scientific men, who spent the summer Of 1885,
in the work, returned in the fall, again started
out in 1868, spent the summer ON the plains
and wintered therein 1862. In the spring
the expedition returned and ereftted at Chi
cago with boats and other necessary nipple
ments, and returned to the plains with the
intention of exploring the route of the Colo
RADIO river, and especially the great canon
through which that stream is known to pass
The country was startled week ago by
the return to Springfield, in this state, of one
John A. Risdon, who tells the story that he
had accompanied the Powell expedition to
the Colorado river in the capacity of teamster
that at locality ON the stream which nobody
can fix, Maj. Powell, with his party, undertook
to cross the stream in boat, that the boat was
seized in whirlpool, sucked under, and the
whole party drowned. Mr.. Risdon, who was
left on shore with the team, ran hastily below
the whirlpool to recover, if possible, the bodies,
or anything else that might float down, but
discovered nothing but the carpet bag and
writingyalise Of Maj. Powell, which he brought
with him. He then, by an impossible route,
returned to Kansas city with the personal ef-
fects of the party, and forwarded them to st.
Louis, and himself started homcward via
Springfield to La Sale. lBI,
There is nothing to confirm the truth Of
Risdons story, except his having in his pos
session Maj. Powell's carpet bag; but there
are q hundred circumstances to show that his
story is pure invention. His geography is
all wrong and impossible; he is known never
to have been connected in any capacity with
the expedition; his character is bad, for he is
we'll known here a. the man who was sent to
the penitentiary from this county in 1859 for
horse stealing, and to have been notorious
thief and liar; and last and conclusively, the
wife of Maj. Powell has received letters from
her husband dated fourteen days after the dis.
aster is stated by Risdon to have occurred.
The fellow probably stole Maj. Powell's carpet
sack somewhere on the plains, and then in
vented the story to get free transportation
home. None Of the goods said to have been
shipped by him to St. Louis have been heard
from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-10

One OF the most iniquitous laws ever passed
was that OF the last Illinois legislature. allow.
ing tenant to contract for any amount of re.
pairs on building he occupies and then max.
ing the cost q lien upon the property. M
wonder common complaint in NIL our young
and thriving cities is the want of tenant
houses and the enormous charges for rent
No sane business man will invest LARGELY i,
property of that kind with such law on on,
statute books.