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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

Hai he afHe iFfauTa n a. silaiuisilai isaa
IaUFl rr go rcFF NJ r'ssi 'fa'tFs, tsi
lAs noaaErIg gT iass n EP''ri ~ 2 ia.ii ifs
al iusliiaiisus, UHlF sfrsa- ia sal-f io
life ilsfiF aal tesTiss isis Ia Elnl F-i 2.
60 = sSiisf 4 hzFs arfHtiL ls FF.sFtFri, lri
ss Esi hfsiisie ~ tr pslii.f- aul 90 eanotte
as IlnsA as -asy ~ arfslisl 90 h,fIlal, fsTui,
aai esss@sR!, fstF.i.F "a Hat, f.F.aF
is ~,
i.sl us hasisa 10 slui-Tr t- t.e lac,
hoafFsT AarsA lie lTagisions ~ gsnBrisl
lls psRaliifs, la Us respect las c9Gsiiia-
irl auihegilies uniil aieiience ceases 10 he
s-iTius, Ia this maRIer We shall ar1il
irasins vHca snrsslsss ikai which car
eus'aies, sbavs all ilings - IusL lssirs 70
hA uFon us-ihs ilaPaisiioa 81 brins Z
lsNicss aEi iissT,isiy esuluniiy, Asi us
not gTalig lhsn siih sEeR abe air " lis,
si'isfas,ioni aRi hsVing ehneslei ihis
nUch 10 i3Tm, Ne shall ths better be able
10 coates, The substance, hsysni ihs lsn,
Esroas shoals that have IurPosely been
placed hy car Paih there is a bnosl eNIanse
u fTee'lom anl security, Not 0Rly sss
oNh inieFesis, bat ihs Helfapo Of our pos
ieTiiy ispenl uTos Ire alisl'se, Pralsner,
and ssin Hlih which ne guide our baTk
through the PeTils that threaten as,
snueiy these considerations sho ~ pre-
yaii aHl iTn ia tic euhyieiioR that they
will prevail, look f5rNaNl % glorious
awakening from this lenf .lghi Of our sog'
roas, anl io the laWh Of that better day
Shsn The political blessings Cor which Nc
aTs eOnleRling shall, like The rAslhs ocean
10 the adventurous hllhaa, lay stretched
ont before ~, ia glorious aud lllimlIable
eHPahse of reaev,
wAsulSdrss, u, Z, July ii, 1879,
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The Throusii liinc to the Gulf.

There seems to be little doubt that the
No., X. \ 7. road is to he the mali through
line to the Gulf. The sccretary of the In.
terror first decided in favor OF this road,
that is, that it had complied substantiall4
with ht various acts of Congress OH tl!n
subject, and that il was entitled 10 rights
Of way through the Indian Territory, tho
real point il issue being whether Baxter
Springs is in the Nc0slo valley. That NY
joy had completed his road to the southern
bornlry Of the State, to witi 10 Baxter
Spritss some months in ;'lfdHte of Sic.
vcns, is well known; but the net OF CJ'-
greSj required the road clEiiHing tho rght
cf way through the lndian territory, should
be in the Neosho valley: -,
A new hea,ing was lAi ttfqtS tfe com.
mission, consisting Of Gen. Nazen and SD
fttiutenient lloag. Upon their report be-
ing !i,ade to the Secretary Of the Interior,
nm argument was made, and on the 9TH Of
July the Secretary reuilimcd his former aG-
cision, ara fully established, as we under
stand-subiect, perhaps, to future judicial
Lelerminalion-lhc rights of the Mo-, *.
& 7. road in the construction of the rohh
through the Indian Territory. This com
pany have already built tweii3 miles into
the Indian Territory, and, we untttiitnJ,
will at once resume work with greater Wig
or than ever. The road will be finished to
Fort Gibson, unless the better route, by
way Of Ganos Crossing of the Arkansaj
should be chosen, by November next i
preliminary route hNs been surveyed TO
Preston, Texas, and tho road viii ic cUtI
plctcd so as to make through connettiGu3
to the Gulf before any of us have really at
ticipa'cd rs enthusiastic as VIC have been,
or seem TO hnvc been, on the subject We
intend to celebrate our Fourth of July, two
years hence In Gslvcston. W. give due
notice to our good friends down that way,
so that they may be we'll supplisl with
commissary stJrts, for We are great cat
;st as iellas n great Tritist. On HAT oc-
casion we intend TO make Speech, and if
Bob Stevens doesn't appear 10 the mcrcn>
rial Texans n grorier man than Wander
bill it will be no fault of the orator.
[Lawrcuce Kan. Home Jouriidl.
In copying he Gbcvc the Galveston Bul.
1cin man says he will "welcomc the Home
journal men on that occasion to The pleas-
attest Fourth lie cfcr spent" And we, CT
the IiERAtB, Will iiGrc tlan welcome hiui
as he passes through and will promise TO
accompany him to the Island City, provid-
6I tRcte'5 no yellow feyer there at that
liuie.
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List Of Letters.

I'D EMAISISG In the Posioflee r., Dallas,
Ee Texas. Aug, LEI, 1870, Hhith IL not
taken out hy Sept. Isl, will g5 10 The resi
Letter O!iiee, Washington, DC.
Allen, u. r. Allison, T.. r; Abbott, J. g.;
Austin, Ansini Allen. nelinn; Abbott, u. II,
Bennett, W. II Brown. ". =; Barker,
J. j.; Button, q. L.; liabcock, Charles; Blan.
din, J. C.; burnett, ". -; Barr, S. NJ, >;
Bond, j.; Burrrs, Frank; Brown, II. ~;
Brown, II. s. Bealc', walisr =; Brown, u,
Blue, 4 a.; Baker, u. w., .; Bull, $. j.;
Barlow, W. f.; Briggs, Eddie; Boales, Ahbie.
Cantrell, David, .; Ccchcs. IL; Cole,
\. G.i Cain, 4. j. Coyle, ~; Carson, Nat,
. Corlcy, II. X Cole, Malvina; Cole, !. A.;
Crawford, I. j. Cruise, Granderson; Craw-
ford, VI. A.; Campbell, J. ~; Campbell, J ;
Chrislal, Ada; Chalk, j. "; Cummings y
Harris Carim, Virginia ~; Cox, Media
Cox, r. Cox, u. d.
Darby, +. NJ, Jr; DAWSON, Harrison.
Drake, I, D. Drake, Il. s. ryc, Rcugini
Davis, j. l..
Elliott, Sarah Ellis, J. r. t!iic, Emanu-
cl E'gin, G.. I.
Freeman, VIM; Foster, Mollic; rcndlcy,
\. j., 3 Franklin, Ben, col; renOu, Au-
gustus.
Griffin, NJ. r.; Glenn, Laura; Goodson, ];
Green, L. H. Gibson, q. n; Green, J. II.
Harris, \. g. Haynes, b. G.; llirri5, c.
T.; Hood, James; IIagucwood, l.. D.; IIol-
comb, Barrilla Hamilton, J. D.; Hires, NJ.
II. lialpain, W. NJ; Hart, J. NJ Harmed,
IL. e.; Hunter, Susan; Harper, Wm. F.;
Harper; j. NJ; Henry, w.; lines, J. X;
Hunter, g. d. Harris, J. W, . Hawkins,
J.E.
Ivy, Johii II.
Jarrett, Y: r.; Johnsoni j. j.; Johnson,
W. II f; Johncon s. 4.
Kcitlcy, T. f.; King, Willis; King =. B.;
King, Ann C.; Hcen, S. 4.
Lowry, Nick; Link, J. b.; Love, J. H.;
Lowell, j. W; Lewis, S. g.; Link, ldd; Lam
drum, B.; LarktT II t.;n5ty, II. l.. ~ +,
Moore, wm3 Miller If"Hi Miles, ". K;
Mathis, W. a.; Mitchell, Peter Mills, John;
Mattia, Wm., .; Merrcll, W; Moore, Ca,ty;
Main, S. s.; Mit.ry; David; Murry, 7. II.
McSwrct; sAdtib, 2; McCu5, Miss; McDcu-
acl, Mdllit; AcCabc, Betsy; Nc crGhald, Rc1.;
McCnllister, j. b? McDotnii, 1. g.; AlyGtt,
J. b.; McKain l.. NJ; McDcc, J&:t; Nc.
Daniel, Ben. f., (Rcg.)
Ncrvell, VI. A.; Nash Demsy; Neil. J, NJ.
c.; Newly, J ; Nelson, W j.; Nnw3bn, liNnah.
Patirr, Elisha; pannell, iTcnry; PnSha,
j. W, 5; Parker, NJ. NJ; Park. Anirew. g.
Ray, J. H.; Randall, John; Ree;cs, q. W;
Rollins W. H.; Rowan, Malinda; Reid, II.
NJ. or T. r.; Ramsay, J. T.; Rbberton, NJ. a.
Smith. John; Smith, J. L.; Smith, j. b.;
Smith, a. j.; Smith, D. l.; Smith, Ellencr
NJ; SmiIh Corhelius, 2; 3awyers, 8. W.;
scrtti Ldiita, col; s'rt',d; Dr u. r.. sprad-
- = q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
The Amendment Of tlse NatI.c-.
ALIaATioN LAWS


Federal Suspension of Elcctions-Naturalizat'on OF
Africans.
The new law of Congress, purporting to
amend the naturalization laws, contains
some provisions which ''you would not OK
peet 10 zee thcrci' as the hnrdshcll preacher
said of the horse rn6et In heaven: Among
them is ore providing that in any city
having upward of twenty thousand inhabi-
tants. it shalt be the duty Of the Judge of
the Circuit or DistriSt CCtfrt Of the Uni.
ted States 10 appoint, for edch election dis
trict or voting precinct in said city, t~b
citizens one from each political party, 10
attend at all times and places fscd for the
registration of voters, who, being register
cd, would be entitled 10 vote for Represcf-
tatives in Congress, and at all times and
places for holding elections for Ropresen-
tatives in CGGgfess, and for counting the
votes cast at said elections, dnd Is elial-
lenge any name proposed to be registered,
and any vote offered, and to be present aad
witness Throughout The counting Of all
votes, ana 10 remain where the ballot box
es are kept at all times after tie pclls are
open until the votes arc finally counted, to
certify such proceedings, elections and re-
turns. In any city having upwards of
twenty thousand inhabitants, it shall be
lawful for tie Marshal of the United States
to appoint as many special aefuticsas as may
be necessary TO preserve order al any cleo
tion at which Representatives IN Congress
are to be chosen; and said deputies are at
thof.5ed TO preserve order Ht such cleo
iions, and to arrest for any offence or breach
of the peace committed in their vieS.
The frsi section Of TIRE law contains The
natter from which rs tile is derived, and
is covered up like grain Of Black mustard
in a bushel OF ehaE. u says i'ihat tic nat
uralization lsSs are hereby extended TO
CITIZENS CT Afriean nativity and 70 persons
81 African descent"
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A Contradiction.
NOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Y
Ar,TIN. Aup. =. 1870.


EniTOR STATE JOURNAL: In your issue
Of the 3lst ult., we notice communicated
headed Outrageous and Savage Mhrdcf."'
dated Fort Worth, July II, 1870, and sghel
Sufferer" From information in aft pos
session, VIC feel warranted ih t.etioJ;ncing
,he whole thing as a tissue Of base false
hoods, and gross, waniOn and infamous
SANDER upon a law abiding people, and the
author a cowardly anl base siandcrer.
The real name, Felix Bail, you furnish
us is not, in truth we believe, the name of
anf niaa in TarIsHi county, which fact is
evidence that the publitstloh referred 10 IS
the effort of some base scoundrtf % impose
upon YOU ard elaHdcf the citizens.
s. EyAss,
=. +. LEOSAED,
Il. S. SarLBUaSE,
JoHS W. LALE.
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RAK T. " "
$50 Reward
STEeAYED or STOLEN

EHROM tho undersigned on or about
H. April 1st 1870, one BLACK HORSE,
about 0 years old, 14l hands high, branded
thus, L 7 in q circle on right shoulder and
a dim ON left shoulder with scaron
right side-madc by the horn of n bull.
The above reward will be paid to any
one who will deliver said animal to me at
weatherford, or to Mr.. A. C. Vining,, at
Lancaster, Texas.
Mrs. SUSANNA F0NDREN. E
weaihcrford, Texas, July 0, 1sT04aata
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4 EeeE or two ago, linl5 son Of Mr.
Jsfn SitdOns vas caught ir the machincry
Of the fIrnin@ lathe Uf Nr. spalding, aud
become hcrribly riaAgled. Tie surgeons,
We undsrsiand, took out iEs entire lower
jaw. Ht lived for two weeks, in this ccu-
diiicIs, and died on last Saihrluy morning
All was buriei siih the lonoIs Of fts
Bsni Of Hcre.-I ha1-Laclis Argus.
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100 f.
odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.

rt,nE f,l,owns resolution. were ai hri Al i,s
rrFuar mrr'inE II the Dallas Lodge, Ne. ~,
l. n. ~. D, MAY .. lrTi;
Rrs,i,1ail, Tip Lalsr alone bold the right I"
. prop riy IN tho CrmrieIv.
=. The Tlght Of burial Ia our grounds u not ar'
iHlrrl hy the puIcias- II lot lui ly siTur "fhTns
IL s- stnudins w tho ilsc a. ilir time II 'leni'-
., Nunc hut mcmh~r, IN g".l standing ~ s.n'T
rr.unr lulfc nnl their Rimr,lair families shall bs
iuirtrri un Unr Cemetery.
1. Tho immediate family II n inrmhrr consists 81
hls vif, widow aud Ginur children ani none
others. -
T. The rl.hi rNases vhrn member Il suSpriilrl
expelled ur withdfuus permanently from III" "Il"r.
H. The mriniurs NJ the immediate famil. nf m
ancient nr expelled Odl frllow which Nore lhirrTrl
while he wa. In good siAndngln W." order, shall l'r
I. rutigh tn Tcnnin undisiuthrl, hut he shall br
lrltrrcl from AMY further iricIm"nis,
Brn. T.. W. IIgnt Is appointed ib iabc e',,rg" al
the Cemetery, aud see that ihls !es1lhiIph IL eh'
iurrrt.
WAGNER, sc.
Attest; u. 4. cNNrnEti, Secretary,
Dallas, Jugc l, lSiu --iI:U
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Hs- Csn a. ,Ae EiH sa1P lsisTs I1iT-
shnsibg geur sipyH lisTs yaa viii tad
,hs largest s.l trsi sslteiisa n si7FFs
sssT hTsusli ~ ihis msIksi aDl Nhish Nc
ass ssllins :, user TIiers ihsa any phsls
iiss. hASADl,
HEin
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60" IAs ~Au I1rsfnbisg iAs ii,..ss =
hailiag iis pislEiri scaus iu he srFsTa
isiisisl h.siris's IN ihs sisir,- has I,sssri
hl'h houses, sui e. uaH shp. Ne sP-
psai tf,of, ils ss.ss ~ hrlliHs ne sanris
il Ihi4 sal 'ls saTIsaulius bisirias
TENIH risTEuE
Ia ihr ragniy 4 haEfasn, On ile fHsi
Meaisys - osigtsF, ffltraaFy asl lnH,,
sni aag 2i,rar ia se'sian ihnee EerAs,
Ia ihe rsanlg II IA Eaisii, va The fiaTih
Manisys "a iiri0l,cT, frhuiaIy sgl 'nng
snl eaniiHue in srssisn isa week
IA abe cauuiy of iienieTsaR, an ihe So
aHi MaRisys ia November, Msnrk sal lu-
,y, sal coulinus ID sr'siaR ihrse srsks, =,
Ia ihe raunIy Of AHlrrson ga ihe a.
Mondays ia hessmbeE April AMI August,
ARi essllnne in session ualll lhe haslarss
is disposed o.
ELEVENTu PIsTRICF
Ia he eouniy of fsunia on the hIs.
Manlsys ia -rpienshrF, January ani MsT,
and continue ia sessiea irFrt weeks,
In ihe county u Hopkins GA ,he fouTi4
Mondays ia September, January ani May,
and continue ia session three weeks,
Ia the sauSiy Of llunt aa ia Ihirl Man,
days ia nslol'er February ani Juns, ani
eoaiinue la session too weeks,
ln lhe rouniy oI Celia an the hTsi Mon
days IN NoVrmbeE AsNh arl July, aud
eonlinne Ia session four weeks,
gNELTEn DISTRICT.
la the county Of Gnyson on the fourth
Mondays ia September, January aui May,
AMI continue ia session four weeks.
Ia ihe county Of Montague an the fourth
Mondays In October February AMI JLEt.
AID continue Ia sessica two week..
Ia the cnuniy q Wise on the seeuni Mon
days IN ScVsiiiher, March aud July, aud
continue Ia session IWl weeks,
In the county u Drnlon on the fourth
Monla's I" November. Mares AMI JWly,
aud continue in session three weeks.
In the county oT took, on the lhirl Mon
days In Drccml or, April anl August, an
continue In session two weeks.
For Judicial pdrpHses {: cay, lIarle-
man, Knox, wilbarscr, baylor, wioiiia
Archer, are atiaslicl 10 the ecu:iiy Of Mon-
,iguc.
T'iiErEENIII DI'IRIcr.
II the county Of Parker, on the first Mcr-
Gays in October, February nnd June, aud
con,inUc In session two weeks,
In the county ofIack, on the fourth Nom
days Ia October, fcbrunr- and June, and
continue in session two week..
In the county Of ralo Pinto, or tho Sec
ond Mondays in November, " ,rch aul Ju-
ly, ani continue Id session two weeks.
In the county Of Hood, on the fourili
Mondays in November, March and July,
aud continue in session two weeks.
In the county Of Johnson on tho second
Mondays IN Dsethirer april and Augtis,
and Continue in session three weeks.
For Judicial purposes, the counties of
Easllinl, Stcsens, ShGGklclOrd, Callahan,
Jones and Taylor are attached to the coun,
ty of Palo Pinto, and the counties of
Young, Thrcckmorton and llaskill TO tl!j
ctuuty CT jack.
rouRTErSrl! DISTRICT.
In the county of Dallas on the first Mon
days in October, February AMI Jane, anl
Continue in session five weeks. :
In the county OF Fnrrant on the second
Mondays in November, March md July,
hnd continue In session thee weeks. o..
In lhttounty Of Ellis, on the first Non.
days in December, April and August, md
continue in session four weeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
tALU4BLE a
MILL PROPERTY
FOR, SALE.

nv .FOFO S-AiHs
A STEAM FIGURING MILL: two run
IA of French Burr Mill Stonesi good
concrete Dwelling: and abont 100
acres of fine Land, IL acres In cultivation.
This property is situate about 81 miles
West Of the town Of Dallas, and well lcca-
ted for business, and convenient TO an in
e1haustible supply OF Timber and Wafer.
Any one desiring TO invest IN Machinery
will find IL TO his interest TO purchase.
Terms-part cash-balance on time.
For particulars apply to
JOHN u. KERF00T,
Dallas, Texas.
Eel. 10. Is7O-1E6
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

Beauty is more powerful than
both pen and sword. Often it is the
mistress, not ths king, that rulec.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
mILLINERY GOODS.

AIhs JAMES a. hAkhltN, gesii ia
vi fsrla hsr frirnis sni ihs Iseiis Fen-
sTally, ihai shs has lati TfssiEsi iIesa
Nrs nTlrAns laTFe sleek a Aiiiiberg
goods q an kinls- eansisiinE ia RaIi q
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
Ruy Your Gins From The
ETNA GIN WORKS

VNE are now manufacturing hrst-class
w Gin at Etns, Tetss which we offer
TO the trade At three dollars and twenty
Eve cents = sAw, payable in coin on deliV-
cry at the shrp. An Gins warranted TO
give satisfaction
Gins repaired ri short Notice; charges
reasonable. e. . - -. -
We have on hard at this time good LOT
Of Gins. ranging from 80 to 20 saws. Are
prepared TO DO any Kind Of Iron Turning.
VIII repair Engines and other machinery
W. Ross, Agent, Dallas, Iexas.
DOUGLAS & RHOME.
July 9, ls70-434n
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DIR. M'LANES VERMIFUGE

Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has at
tended the administration of this prcpar-
alton has been such as to warrant us in
plcdging ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef-
fcctual: providing the symptoms attending
the sickness of tie child or adult should
warrant the supposition of worms being the
cause" In al cases the Medicine to be given
IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourelves to the public, that
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TnE TYRAST OF SEW ORLEANS.

And not only yonr Judgment, but your
condemnation has been heard. 1t was less
from personal feeling. than because my
words represented the long pent-up indig-
nation OF the Southern people, that the alb
horred tyrnnt Of New Orleans was remind
cd, on the iljor Of the House, of the crimes
he had committed and the universal detes-
talon he had earned. .. I'tH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
MAsoNic.

nlIiiS C0MAANbLEi, Ne,
IsNI1sIiI's Tifni't+Ai.,
kArul saral q ilr ssllsHa, n iif ifsn "A isila'
NJ ~ ii.r ltsTsiag II "a iafas iAa iali lH'n'- 4
gNa y, CFock Att, T. q,
EEr.Harfss EH4sl.aE-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

in hus briefly advsrting TO the more I'M
portant measures that have engaged ny
attention snd ebtnined my support in Con
gress, my object Is 70 render IN aeeount o.
the high trust you have eonhded 70 NE ana
10 ask the eonfihasnos of your support m
The future. ask you 70 tear IL aind hat
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DR.. M'LAN.E'S
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

rI,HE countenance is pale and BADEN
colored, with occasional Aushes, or cir
cumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swclls, and some.
times bleeds; swelling of the upper lip,
occasional headache, with humming OF
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue, breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with
kr,awing sensation of the stomach, at Others,
entirely gone; Aecting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; ?iolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times cost;vc; stools Shiny; not
unfrequcntly tinged with blood; belly swol-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration &C.
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
'hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convul-
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
found to exist,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
rrnhlc ExrENniIrnrs.

As regards the administration of the
Treasury, II having come TO my knowledge
that the accounts Of receipts and cxpendi-
lures had not been published since 1866, |
have made il point 10 call upon the de-
partmcnI, through resolution of the
House Of Representatives, TO furnish them.
When state that, when published, they
will for the first time show how the colos-
sal sum of sixteen hundred million dollars
four years Feicril revenues has been
expended, TO whom it has been paid, and
for what purposes, you will readily com
prchend the Significance of Withholding
these accounts from the country.
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DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge

DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that II is an innocent
preparation, not capable Of doing The
slightest injury to aIe nlos' tender infant
Address al orders 10
FLEMING BROS, PrITsBUzcH, Pa.
pa p.,l--s and vbvs;risns or8rinr firm otberr thra
Fl-ninz Brr viii DO vel write thar ores distinc,y,
aad fatz nons b1zf Dr.. HLaDek, PrFGTed by Ft7-t11
F,-1r Tffrba-ok Pa To tlrss Wishing % give then
rial We vii frvzrd pr s, Tust paid, = sny p~rt q
IT, United statss oc box q Tils fr tvss thrsscent
t-->a-- sfa-rrs O. une nd q v-rmfnre 81 b1rten
fl----lt s..lIr- An u-d-rs fru. c4usds mast b- -
erursri-1 by trsrty cents ertrA
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

Hitherto I have not referred t. Siais
hoIisics. Tbs calendar Of our woes j. lcng
enough without but the bitter cup se are
nsked 10 dirk n Texas makes reference 20
h.ue Affairs oniy sscouG in imrcIianos 70
4 review Of cur Federal relatisns-
ne stste ni1ifis bil Is device not dis
tiuctirs in nature froa fho-s shieh hArs
tssu cortrired for cur bsbeft ,t NsshinE-
ton. Malirnity ard assilish GINNING
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

FeIler-eiiizsns, this yod yin haze cb-
rsrFeH. While in mere matters Of form and
detail would coDcede much, in prineirais
I would ai,afs .noihiDs. Lsi us bear IN
fBiud bU- niueh dFPsa1s rrl5on this sieetioni
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
STATE CATTLE LAW.

have nlso endcavored, on your part, ID
proture the passage Of u general net ID
supcrccde those unreasonable ahd annoy
ing State cattle laws which have, thus far,
operated to prevent or cmbarrass the ex-
portatiou and sale of Texas cattle. In this
cndcavor, am glad TO say, We are endorsed
by the National Board Of Trade, WHICH sup
ported my action by resolution OF en-
couragement and approval.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

Nol The battle is not TO be gained by any
such policy. If we ere strong enough we
shall win without il, and the victory will
complete. If we are not strong efiCugh, let
us stand together, retreat in good crderi
and keep the enemy at bay until
HSTift changing opportunity
Hath sped her circle found
ard hostili.iss can Be Resumed with Better
fortune.
But We 1Ss sttong enough, and rno-e thsn
strong enough. We need 10 hybrid volurl..
ts6rs or negro allies 20 Insure success 70
oar cause. All we need is through organi-
ration ara strict attention 10 his political
Duties during the campaign On tie part 81
every individual entitled 10 vote We
must n6miraie TIE best men 10 Office such
Is will eresfe sonhdence in the minds Of
the festle rnd reset credit ON the rzrtF.
Thea eur success win &c assured.
cOScLrsIoS.
FeIlev-eiiizsns, this yod yin haze cb-
rsrFed. while in mere matters Of form and
A. - sTrlrlIc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

A universal amnesty bill las also obtain
ed my constant and earnest support. This
measure is second to none in Importance
to our people, and We Should not feel salts,
fed until il is passed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13
DALLAS CHAPTER, No, a.,
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNS.
ilNNEnILL IOnGR, 70. 81 4. "

Nests "a ihF Hast ealAlsAs - rsfh AsAi " - tss
Aassnir Halt. Nm a. fHiN"s " ~
4, d, Gauakrs, sRs'Fs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-13

rHanimliy in esuhell aud concert of &C.
tion, however, tide us over our troubles
into the clear waters heyonl, One thing
Nc must look to- Congress has conferred
the suffrage np0n serti,e sAre, this Hc
cannot now help. hut We eau avert the
lasuli Of seeing this race thrust into our
political conventions or elevated 10 oiiieial
position, Vain device Ofa desperate tyr
anny but though vain, not contemplate,
until Il be efieeiuslly defeated by the per-
manent restoration oflhe Democratic party
10 power,