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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

hgted N lhs fohslssiss lhsi Ne
anI1unt ~ eflmo eomm'lled ~ The
sotsTal states ~ ihe difisl0n u very
little greater ihsh bsfofe The fehel
lon. ani eeFialnly no greater ihah
vas reasonably " bo enpooied n
the close ~ no embllierd and pro
longtd civil war. when large nam
hcrs Of lawloss and dospoFaiu thar
aeiers, both al the North and 10 the
soalh, were turned loose upon sOci.
ETY. without Hny legitimate means
Of support. Certain districts Of
country may, ahd probably do, form
exceptions 10 this general remark
but even Of those exceptional eases,
very few have any partisan eharae-
ter or political significance. Those
who murder and rob. do so simply
ne murderers and robbers, influence
ell by the motives which ordinarily
ineiIe mon 10 commit these crimes,
One Of tho worst desperadoes In
Kentucky served In the Union army
during the war; but no and his band
now rob aud murder rebels and 10y
alisis alike, rs may best suit their
purp0ses-at one lime claiming 10
he Ru.klnx, and at another TO be
AntiKu-Klux. Although there may
be special organizations Of outlaws,
in particular localities, under the
name Of Ku.Klux, am OF the opin-
ion that no such general organlEa.
ton now exists in the Southern
States. II is probable, however,
that outlaws not unfrequontly as
sumo this name in order TO ihtimi-
date tho weak and credulous, cspe-
cially when calculated TO increase
their own importance.
We take particular pleasure in
placing this written evidence, from
:. a.;gh official source, on record In
our columns for II was q most gall
ing humiliation 10 tho Southcrners
who cspoused the Confederate cause.
after defeat in their brave, and he
roic struggle to maintain and secure
il, to fiEd that they weto to be held
DIP To the gaze Of the whole world
rs men capable Of being transform.
cd under defeat from brave soldiers
into murdcrers, robbers and wretch
cd cohspitatofs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

PUBLICATION or THE AMERICAN TRACT
Society AT CALvERT.-Wc are pleased tc
learn from Mr.. James Burke, who is labor.
ing in the interest Of the American Tract
Society in Texas, that he will have an as
sortment Of the excellent publications Of
that Society at Calvert, during the month
Of February. They win be sold at the
society's printed prices.
Among the publications Of the above
Society are many suitable for family read
ing, and quite large supply suited "a
juveniles and Sunday schools. Orders ad-
dressed to Mr.. burke, at Calvert, viii re-
csivs prompt attention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
ga,- Hats aud Caps Mt DR.. Haynes.
ssy- The firm of lIaswell & Son, Calver

s@- The firm of llaswell & Son, Calvert,
has been dissolved, and the Senior partner,
Geo. D. Haswell Esq, will continue the
business, as will be seen by reference to
his card in to-day's paper. Wc have known
aud transacted business with Geo. d. Has
well for over ten years. An old typo, an
accomplished gentleman and thorough
business man from habit we feel satisfied
that he will give satisfaction TO all who
may entrust him with their business ut the
HEAD OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22


f8-It will be seen by advertisement Of
the Commissioners, which appears in an
other column, that the drawing Of the
Henderson (Ky.) Land Sale did not come
of as was expected on the 2sth December,
but has been postponed 10 the Och June
next. The reasons for the delay are fully
explained in the Commissioners card,
which renders il unnecessary for us 10 state
them here. We have known VIM. McClain,
proprietor, and David Banks William s.
Holloway, Grant Green, Robert 7. Glass
and William seElsm, Commissioner, for
more han twenty years, and that long &c.
quaintsnos fully justikes ne in stating
that they are all highly honorable men,
and hat they will permit no dishonesty 10
Be psrpstrsted IL ths management Of the
great Land lottery schsms hey have in
hand. TIE lard IL a. productive ss We
have ever seen, and even better thsn Il
he's ever jet been represented By the pro-
pristor Or c0mnissioners- We feel Nc
h-sitstiou IL advising vsr readers 70 isvesi
IN this scheme csriifcsf.s, S., currency.
Address. inslssing nsssy, ri.h mans and
p,sisfsct Plsisly rriasn. L. r. Lyse,
Hsn1srson, Hsnicrssr ssuniy, Esrturky--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

NsHssfs siitssI 80 'ffg 80 AZ
psitiss ~ lsisrfsfi 80 ~ liissi Of.
tssisa gspsfs 20 hsss fsssissa ,s sfAsis
lts iiik Nsitsoii AVE - 0slsssiaa
pspsm n he liiA ~ ne Issl aaii tui "
ssms nishsf - sihsF ihsy ava asi ssus
thfauah
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
e0rTherc was much excitement at Wa

E6r There vas much excitement Mt Waco
on the completion at that village of.a sus-
pension bridge across the Brazos. The
denizens of Waco and McLennan county,
including our old eloquent friend Colonel
T. b. Manlove, of the Examiner, gathered
en- masse near it, but none had the courage
to attempt crossing it, until Mr.. Anderson,
now on visit to our city, who had seen q
few bridges, crossed and recrosssd several
times to show them how.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

nsD- The steamship Eutsrpe, one Of the
lioe of steamers running between New
York-a and Galveston, was burned in Boil
var Roads, near Galveston, on the llih
inst. She had just cleared from the latter
city for New York, with cargo of lOl2
Bales Of cotton and lot Of hides. The
books of the ship, box of specie and about
100 bales of tho cotton were saved-bal-
ance of cargo and the vessel total loss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

~ We would sdviss an cur friends &c
,ub.crfb. fer the 81. Louis Hone Jsurr.i.
ne prsprissors have secured the services
Of M.risu H.rI.ns, rho yin IN futurs
r,utrisuts % iss soiunns hey have pai
DE priss rifhir he rs.sh q an bsirs -
" 81 50 IN clsbs q trsry- Esr d he
tina V sub>srih< AID go p sluts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

A gentleman who went from Tex
rs to California in 1852 has just re-
turned with his family to spend tho
balance of his days in his former
homo. He says a great many Tex
ans in California are disposed to
follow his example.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

M The Texas Almanac, for 1870 pab-
fishes letter from Hon. J. D. GrinbsIl, Of
Iowa, ia which he speaks Of coming through
Dallas, and being entertained BY Coils.
Mccoy, ard Bssferd The former is well
known old citizen Of this plses. but The lst-
ter We have no rseollsetion Of ever having
heard cfbsforr.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

B0The test oath was not required Of
the members of the Mississippi Legislature,
which organized temporarily on the 1lih
inst. 1t is believed that the test oath will
not be required of the Texas Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
r6s- Fresh Drugs a, DR.. Haynes.

ssy- The Southern cultivator for Janua-
ry, is received. As we have often said, II
is magazine that should DO In every far
mer's family. VIM. & W. l.. Jones, Editors
aud Projectors, Athens, Ga. Terms 81
per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
llallsaaa l..llsmssll

uuu No. iEFfp ~ lee sfflssis q
81 nslffs e. Isasfsss street lsffi
80 llsiss 10 n 0fsssflss n ~ tisis
ssssisiisf is lsft sfHafsf. teafs Fslpsf,
spice ssis. nsshsfsi fissssf hsisis :
a. I ~ tiats n pufs hqasfs f. Ne iti-
al purposes shlsh ! siii sassshhe AZ
. ace sssafimsnl II csadifs, iss.as Mas
Caui fruits, Pistslsl etc, ~ les ~ sssh'
CIV BAIRD.
Dallas. Isras. lsa. 29-l0aL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

Will Conner, tho Democratic car
pet-baggcr, elected to Congress from
the I'd District, be allowed to. take
a seat in the House2 We shall see.
Houston Union.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

Deg We have letter from Capt. John
C. Conner, from which we infer that, il
able, he will stop here and address the peo-
pie as he passes on his way to Austin,
which he will do in few weeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
W by not, pray?

B1we have received the Texas Alma
nae for 1870, Richardson s Co., Publishers,
Galveston. Price of the Almanac SO cts,
Map and Almanac 81. We have not seen
the map.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge of
i the ribs, increase on pressure sometimes
the pain is in the left side; the patient is
rarely able to lie on the left side sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder blade,
and Il frequently extends to the top of tho
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are costive, sometimes
alternative with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gene
rally considerable loss of me mory, accom-
panied with pain full sensation of having
left undone something which ought to have
been done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains
ofweariness and debility; he is easily start
led, his feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains Of a prickly sensation of the skin;
his spirits are low; and although he is satis-
fed that exercise would be beneficial to him.,
yet he can scarcely snmmon up forutude
enough to try St. In fact he distrusts every
remedy. Several OF the above symptoms.
attend the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet examination
Of the body, after death, has shown the
LrvEz 10 have been extensively deranged.
"a, AGUE AND FEVER.
On. MLAxE's Liver Pills, N CASES or
AGrEkSD FErKn, when taken with ouinine,
air productive ofihe most happy results. No
better esthartie can be used, preparatory 70,
or after taken oufniBe. We wonl1 advise
al Who are Afflicted with this disease TO
give tbern FsIr TriAL.
Address all orders 10
FLEMING BROS, PIT1BrRGH, Pa.
pa p.-i-r. snd rhyssrians orl-rin- from other-
r,.un Fl-nlnr Brua IN a. 81 - write trir urs-s
fisrlurrIr. I'D rstr $50 ~ n. n Lsusa Tr-pur-f
- FI~rnina 49, Pln-t~rrA. - To ftas- Ni.hinE
- ~ fisn rrl.l ~llIl iurrErt ~ nnal ra-f
ruia q 49, r.rt = - uriisi st.f-s- ous IN -
Fun ~ fEtfrs tr-sc-rf rnsfars srarurz Nj
- r-rmEfnr. - f.urtr-a fir--c-uf sts1urr. an
49, 49, es..ss 49, - accl'mfuni-d - tv-utg
$40 sns-y--..ss. I'rs--i-,- s-sc-s-s-yss.r.
49, S-us-fr y. e-lsi--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
N oTICE.

n have Tor sale -four fnsJACKs, from ths
II best imported stock % Ksnfucky. Tbsy
are from 10 years old, IA 10 IS hands
high, and can Be found for The nsrt four
weeks At Jesse r. DnnisIs On Fish srs-k,
in Ds1lss county, Is nilss west Of D. nss-
gro. 3. WADE
Dallas, Ds,. p. 1ss9-sesu.s
IEar.hsciie Argus ana Clsborss Chrss-
isls ccry tiurs spi surd I'm . Hsrsh
oEssl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
VIM. D. Dillon,

PROPRIETOR OF LONE STAR
NURSERIES, LOCATED TWO
MILES NORTH OF WAXA-
HACHIE, ELLIS COUNTY,
TEXAS, lr
II EEPS constantly on hand and and
N for sale q good stock Of all kinds Of
Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Trees, Grape
Vines, Small Fruits, shrubery, Roses, &c.
all Ters-erovn, and warranted true 70
kind and name. Ieet2S, es-sssm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
senator. $50 Representative

ffss a. tsifs esssis
W. isfs ices gainflJ fstafit " ~
ahlirisg sssfsisfy n Cish Aasifs thsfifs
. Mafss. Asiias Asslsisai Aiiaiaai Yea
eel. siih ne fsllssing iisi u Ne hsns'
iois ssa Representatives, slss'si 10 ihs
laaislaiufs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

The State officers are those heretofore
announced and appointed Professionally
that is, the whole radical ticket. So, also,
the members of the Legislature as hereto
fore given, including the 9th district, which
we give elsewhere to-day.
The Legislature will assemble on Tues
day tho 9th of February next, at Il
o'clock. NJ Austin Gazette, Jan. 18th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
M ARRIED

At the residence Of Mrs. AMELIA PARKS,
Dallas county, Texas, on Wednesday, jan
uary 5. 1870, by Rev. T. W. Hines, Mr..
JAMES VOORHEES, and Miss LAURA
PARKS; both oil Dallas county.
At tho residence Of Judge GEonGE c.
PARKS, in Ellis county, Texas, on the 9th
inst, by Rev. 7. ". HINES, MIR. ELIAS II.
PARKS and Miss MATILDA j. JEFFRlES,
daughter Of the Rev. J. P. JErFRIEs, Of the
Northwest Texas Conference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
Henderson Land Sale.
THE con6n6IssIo1gHRs TO
THE PUBLIC.

yNTHEN, on tho Gath Of August last, application
w was made to US by Mr.. McClain to postpone
the drawing Of prizes In the -s.
HENDERSON OUNTY LAND SALE,
We confidently believed that most ~ not ALL OF the
tickets thereof could be disposed Of By the 2sth OF
December, but the extraordinary stringency Of the
money market has been such, regret 10 say, that
IL has BEN impossible 10 sell sufficient number to
justify the drawing, without heavy loss to the pro-
proprietor. The Commissioners now here have de-
layed until the latest moment, with the hope that
the returns from agents would warrant them to pro-
coed with the drawing, but the result compsls this
We are happy to assure the public that universal
confidence IL manifsstsd all over the land in the
fairness and soundncss Of the enterprise. No SINH
lar scheme ever % generally endorsed BY WE'LL
known gentlemen and BY the newspapers Of the
country.
By reason Of the faet that morn difheultiss have
been encountered In this Undertaking than were an
defer n. dfawins mi ths oh day Of June, $50.
The proprietor does not desire 10 hold any tickets
HIMSELF aud, in justics 70 hin, We ash the public TO
tear with him and ourselves. he deserves your In.
diligence The rent Of the hrms for this year le6g)
will be held by and paid promptly 70 fhoss draw
ing the same. They will Be again rented for the
coming year s7O) good bonds taken. viii be placed
IL our hands, nd y :" ss.ssssd :. shess s,s.ins
should be satisfactory 70 uckef.holders We know
this delay is annoying 10 thoss Who hold ickes IN
this enterprise. IL h regretted By M, and imposes
hezvy expense On the owner, but Ne know the prop
erty 20 Be- very valuable. and think a our duty 70
sxtsnt the time that reasonable prizes mag Be re-
Alfred Cor a.
We. however. reserve fhs rriril-rs q having N.
craving anf csy rrsrion< - the une ard b. ~,
We z-slr-t that Mr.. EcclsIn dce< not a<sir<
nsy more th.n mir pric. for Ms property snsr The
srI-ssss 81 he srfsrpriss are psid.
The MONEY for the ritksfE r1l< = N -. hrnts 81
the regular sF-nt<, vh-rs u h rrd~r rol< csn-
frol, ard, should any sh.rs-hold.r - ti-<<fisf-<
WA ths passronsn.rt h. money wiii - r-fusas<
- D. BlNxa
uM q HOLLOWAY,
cRANT 4HEEN,
f1BI eLAeS
rtsfr va KLAN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

Senator Pomcroy has iutrodnced
u bill into Congress to recognize
Cuba.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22

We understand that Hallville, at
the terminus of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, thirteen miles beyond
Marshall, Texas, is rapidly increas-
ing in business and population
Push the road on. Who knows but
that the Southern Pacific will-steal
a march on other roads, and have
thrust her iron tongues into north
ern Texas feeling her way to the
Pacific, before others get on their
boots? Who knows?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
Shreveport Gazette.

Yes, push the road on, Dallas wants t.
hear the shrek Of the locomotive through
her streets immediately, il not sooner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
Official.

TIE LEGISLATURE CONVENED.
We have been furnished from Headquar-
tiers with the General Order, declaring the
result of the election and converting the
Legislature.
The vote on the Constitution was as fol-
lows:
For the Constitution ..................72,3 G6
Against &" ........... .......... 1928
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-22
temperance.

p0- Winter Clothing at DR.. Hay mes. .s
, 1870-03-06
GrTY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE


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Aaaias.t, os.s J:nsf,sn Park s*p.sne1 aud bus.
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wh4a takAe. AhsueE1 70 tbs 1Eno Il hnessa"
, 1870-03-06

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SUNDAY, MARCH
TO RENT-H0UHES,
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ITO RRHr-m ELl1e.Av. GOOD LOCALITY.
~, cofntf Of Wal paniohe 10 roa,as. closet.
"a E|ite a.. roou... vatrr. elosets. p1ntry. &e
) uiss nom hou.e. on cossakepiaee. near Thirty
ts rht; hf1s r. roora, On frrt nor water, eaa It.
aA Wctt AAdlsop se. stz good roomf. closeto, pnn-
Wv T.s. H1rou = CO.. ia Dearborn at
no RTNT-THt FOUR NKH AAReLE FRONT
L houses On Kldtidse court pear AishA Aarsy;
tht taode1n ean7tniences Wtn b rsuted enly Is pH
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To nE1TRR 3:e I've TasEssSoFx s. AE9 s12
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st. RENTmdM y, MYAnsIon: 1e TWO COTTAGE
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EtOH SALOON PRAIRlE-lv., NEAR TWEEN,
sy asst IT., an eiekAat 3-s,oJ marble f:out hama,
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ttrcet hy canlnR u the otaee of BALDWlH. WALKKR
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bodxtt for: AtoA elcEA1t IoAilencc corner. 80 #
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WAATah-p1AS0.A F1Rsf oLAs9 PIANO,
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,es1ss essaa 9ase*, years c4. Address Z 3, Tstbaae