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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

zone of the very best weekly journals
in the country is the HEARTH AND HOME,
published in New York, at $4 per annum.
We have been receiving it regularly for
the past year, and have had occasion at va
rious times TO speak in high praise Of it;
and the longer we read it, the more hear
tily do we esteem it as one of tho few
Northern papers that should be in the FAM
lily circle. As its name indicates, it is o
rural and family weekly; is beautifully IL.
Illustrated, containing 16 large, handsome
pages, and meets the wants of all members
OF good families every where. 1t gives
practical Instructions, BY the most expert
enced writer's upon all rural topics-Fsrm-
ing, Fruit Growing, Flower Culture, Orna-
mental Gardening, Rural Architecture,
Country and City Homes, their furnishing
and adornment, Domestic Economy, House.
keeping Hints, etc. Besides oil these, II
has choice Stories, Sketches, Essays, Poems,
Wit and Humor, the News, Money and
Market Reports, and, in short, all the fea-
lures Of First-Class Family Weekly
Donald @. Mitchell, ('1k Marvel,") editor,
Pettingill, Bates g. Co, Publishers, 81 Park
Row, New York. We club with IL, for
terms of which see our editorial head.
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Der in . lump giving Us rich treat Of en-
tsr.sihing rsadiag. B.IIor 10 one Of the
very best magazines Of lie tind that &C
get aud iis Low price should cause IL 10 be
In almss, every household. Tsrns,.si 10
per snuumi Elliott, Thenss 4 Talbot, Pub
fishers, 0s Congress street, Boslen, Mass,
The sorrnrhs colfIvlfOa, for March,
I. received. Il 10 . magazine for the Plsn'
tatiop, the Garden aud the Family Circle,
and 10 admirably adapted TO the needs Of
the Southern people. Some Of the most
able writer's on Agriculture In the South,
contribute regularly to lie columns, and Il
has become the standard, We believe, for
Southern Agricultural Literature. Vim. &
". l.. Jones, ProprietOrs, Athens, Georgia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

How TO MAKE THE FARM PAY; or, The
Farmers Book.--we have rccei7ed from the
Publishers, Messrs. Zeigler, McCurdy &
Co., Phiiadelphia, q handsomely bound
book, bearing the above title. 1t is filled
with practical information on Agriculture,
Stock Raising, Fruit Culture, Special Crops,
Domestic Economy and Family Medicine,
BY Charles W. Diekerman, Charles L.
Flint and other practical agricultural writ
ers, illustrated with l4o engrsvinge. We
have not had time to read it through, but
from casual glance Of its contents, we
think il valuable addition to the library
Of the farmer, containing practical sug-
gestious And instructions that will be
found to come into use at many times. We
very cordially commend the book to our
readers. Agents are wanted every where
to sell the book, and we have no doubt en-
terprising men in that capacity could
readily make the book pay them, as we'll as
the farmer. For information, address the
publishers, zeigler, MeCurdy & Co, Phils-
delphia-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

I pG- Gen. D. II. Hill has commenced the
publication, at Charlotte, N. c.. Of week
~, styled The CourHERS HONE, "ievoted
ito the vindication Of tho truth Of South.
''ern History, to the preservation Of South
"ern characteristics, to the development Of
"Soulhern resources, and to the advance
hment Of Southern interests in agriculture,
mining, manufacturing and the mechanic
"arts.' We have not seen q number Of the
publication, but from tho ability Of the dis
tinguished editor, we feel very safe in re-
commanding it to the Southern people. Its
principal obiect--the vindication of South
ern lisiory-should DO dear to the heart
Of every true Southron, and we bespcak for
the paper wide circulation. Therms, SO
per annum. Address the editor as above.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

We copy from the HERALD the
following market report Of Dallas
to show our readers how things
stand out there. When We think Of
eggs at 10. % dozen, pork at 6@7c,,
beef &c., and butter l5c., we cease
to wonder at the heavy immigration
going to that section. On the other
hand, the fact of freight being 81 90
per hundred to Calvert is n great
drawback, and should make railroad
men out of the whole population.
Jefferson Jimplecute.
These prices are rather higher than the
general ruling prices in this city, caused
mainly by the increased demand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
MARRIED

AT the residence Of the brides father in
Dallas, on Thursday, March 17th, 1870,
lat noondsy.) by Rev. R. W. THOMPSON,
Mr.. HARRY. W. OGDEN, Of Shreveport,
La, and Mise MARY H., daughter Of Dr..
Roy d. Scorr, Of Dallas.
We tender our congratulations to the
happy pair, invoking The most propitious
smiles OF Deity upon them, hoping their
marital barqne may smoothly sail upon Q
Summer ses. The bride has gone to new
and distant home. Many . heart will
be touched BY sorrow that one Of our beau.
tiful is gone, mayhap, for aye. We hereby
bid her kind farewell, trusting that the
virtues which illustrated her conduct here
may win hor friends in the home to which
10 ,nved
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
~ Buy your Clothing from Iisyns'.
pa- ". arc Indebted 10 The Publisher

pay- We are indebted TO the Publishers
for a copy Of TaE wonLp ALMANAC Tor
1870, eoniainirga large amount Of infor'
nation OF q political character, a synopsis
Of the Acts OF Congress OF the last Con-
crosses. History OF Reconstruction, Poli''
cal Record, Statistical inforastion, and
the full election returns Of every State, for
1868 and 1909. A very valuable little
manual for the politician, a. well rs the
general reader. Published at the wohtn
ONCE, IS Park Row, New York price only
20 cents.
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HIDES-Wanted by Henry Boil, for
which the highest price will be paid.
s6ywe hive n rumor brought by tr,

H@we have rnmor brought by trav-
elers, that the town Of Calvert, terminus
Of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad,
was entirely destroyed by FIRE on Saturday
night last, together with all the cotton
stored there. If this lie true, the loss must
DO immense, and the merchants OF tho in
terror are heavy losers.
p. S.-Since writing the above, we learn
that a gentleman has reached here, who
left Calvert on Monday last, and he says
there had been no FIRE there up to that time
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
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4 square mile contain. 60 asrss.
skisUAr a. pisTAScts.
4 mil, ts 5,2ss feet or 200 yards
10 tr,s.h
A f~tAo,a q "a CSC.
A league 10 three mites.
A sabbath days 'arnry IL ilas
yarJ,-lhis 10 Is yards less than
two thirds of a nile.
A 'lAy's journey is 81. miles.
4 rubit is lwO feet,
4 great cnbil Is II feet,
4 hand (hOrse measare) 10 four
Inches.
A palm is J Inches.
4 span lOi inches.
4 space 10 ieet.
BARREL MEASURE.
A harrel Of hour weighs isG
p.'nhis,
a barrel 81 pork 200 pounds.
4 barrel oi rice GOO pounds.
A key Of powder % pounds.
4 irkin Of batter 20 pounds.
A tub Of eNt,cr eighty four
pounds.
nusHfx MEASURE.
Tic followiNg arc sold by weight
per bashel:
Wheat, heasS and clover seed 10
ponnds 10 the bushel,
earn, rye aud fax seed &c pounds.
Buckwhcat So pounds.
barley 4S pounds.
Oats 80 pounds.
Bran go pounds.
Timothy seed 10 pounds.
Coarse suit IS pounds.
VARIOUS WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
A ton Of round timber is 40 feet |;
OF squared timber 81 cubit feet.
4 commercial bale Of cotton is
400 pounds.
a pack of wool is 2l0 pounds.
a section Of government land Is
Go acres. mile,)
A liquid ton is 252 gallons.
Box 10 by l6t inches and inches
deep contains n bushel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

~ Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption,
and sll diseases Of the Respiratory Organs,
successfully treated. by the Inhalation Of
Mediested Air-by Dr.. Jones Of New York
who will practice ~ the WAsHrroros
Housr, Galveston, from the 18th Of March
until the 18th Of April. Dr.. Jones has been
a, Houston, curing the afflicted during the
last month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
@-We learn that the old NJ. T. Johnso

~We learn that the old NJ. T. johnson
home place, at Johnson's Station, Tarrant
county, was totally destroyed by fire few
weeks since. The fire was occidental. We
have not learned who was its occupant.
This place was one Of much historic inter-
est to our Western frontier. TWAS for
long time the frontier settlement west Of
us, and was the rendezvous If many a
Texan Ranger company, during the early
years of the settlement Of this part of Texas.
Many will remember the double-tree which
stood in the yard Of Col, johnson, under
which We are informed number of "talks'
we're bad with 1.-The dusky lords of belt and
bow" .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

ONE Coon EFFECT, ANYHOW
The Ottawa Times, tho organ Of
the Canadian Government, states as
reason why Canada cannot even
think of annexation to the United
States, that this country does not
dare ito be insolent even t. Spain"
This makes some Of tho Radical
sheets piping hot. Its effectiveness
resides in its truth, and its truth is
IL result Of the condition in which
the Government has placed itself
by q generous and costly attempt
to wipe out the South. '.-
tsH [Gslveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

D@The Galveston News, in noticing the
rumor which We published, that ore hun
bred and fifty men had recently quit the
Central Railroad because they would not
work with the Chinese, says:
ave hardly think the rumor has any
foundation; in fact our information is
that the Chinese and other laborers were
oil working tremendously"
We gave the rumor on the faith Of sew
eral men who passed through this place,
about the time, who stated it as o fact.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

p6r DR.. Jones of New York, who has
been restoring the blind to sight, straight
ening cross eyes, curing the deaf, nndef-
fecting SO many wonderful cures Of other
difficult old standing diseases at Houston,
will practice at the WAsHISGroS/ House.,
Galveston, from the 18Th of March until
the 18th Of April. DR.. ~ sid TO be the
most successful Occulist and Aurist in
America.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
TO CONTRACTORS.

vTlHE DIRECTORS. being now prepared
L to proceed actively with the Erection
Of DALLAS FEMALE COLLEGE, propose
TO receive, until the March ~, BIDS for
the best and most complete House Of Brick,
Concrete or Wood, that can be built TOR the
sum Of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Building to be 60 by SO feet inside, one
room, below, four above, two stairWays,
two windows on each side and four at each
end nice school-roon seats and desks be-
low. and in one room sbore-all complete
for school purposes. 2
: A general Outline Plah may be seen at
Clark s. Bryan 8. A.
Contract 10 be finished, and The hbusc
ready for use, by LIST September next:
Bids 10 DO left at his Counting-roohi, Or
sent BY p. 0. to the undersigned.
W. J. CLARK,
President Board Of Directors.
March 18th, lsf0-2eitf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

~our best friend, "The Old Guard, ,
for the current month, is before US. and We
are confirmed in our longtime belief tbs,
Dr. Thomas Dunn English, the gified and
.rperisncsd editor and writer, knows all
.bost getting up . readable magazine, .
monthly -or.h preserving. There is not
lin. in the '.0d Guard not srsetly % the
point Every reading man should read II
and Sic il for future reference Van Evrie,
Hsrto. q Co, publisbsrs. ls2 Nassau ST.
Esr York sss year ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

eTThe card of @. A.Wills, Texas store,
Abilene, Kansas, will be found in to-dsy's
paper. Gus. is q Texiau,a typo, and
man when We know to be all right. He
will treat Texans in the bes. manner
Give him q call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

We notice by the Dallas Herald
that Prof. w. III. Scales was to de-
liver a lecture on Temperance in
that place March 4th. The Herald
pays this gifted educator and speak
err a very high, but merited compli-
ment.-fJeferson Homo Advocate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
~ BEEF HIDES will bring the money
ct Henry Bolrs. ........

p6-Ths States Rights Democrat, lately
published at LaGrange, has been removed
to Austin, where II will resume publication
o, a straight-out Democratic paper. Col.
Victor W. Thompson will, IL anybody can,
keep up a Democratic paper at the State
capital,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

serIf Mr.. Pestmsstsr Vvnsrsl Jehh A.
=. cr~~svsli, Of Msr.l.sa, hsd "ths great
~ sooi TO the grssesi number ct heart,
he would sl~eIe Dradtsld 4 Co. the carry
Ing Of q sa.il between HallVills aud Dallas
In eess State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

~whst IL the matter viii the mail
sst-e<r this plsc. and BOrhsui We are
;,r.-u-a dat the HE.kEn. nsiled from
here 9. Saturday rishss. takes q week 10
yet 10 Bs.t.u. Letters We are told, fare
:, better. ssnstiins rrsbs ss.sshsrs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

The line of stages from Dallas to
Hallrillc. via Kaufman, makes reg
aIar trips. The travel on this line
!, increasing fast. There is no more
sntcrprising COMPANY than Brad
6eId 4 Co. Il is a matter Of gene
ri regret that tbis Company have
never been able 70 get the mail cas-,
,s..rt from Dallas to Hallyille and
4 Z TO be hoped that this misfortans
yin be corrected in due tine
" IEsufnsn stsr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

~ Our ola Kentucky acquaintance,
W. 1. Barre, Of the Nashville unioA aud
American, has coined new word "a rssu'
lar siunnsr-sBIrrRRcisMs." Guess be
had no reference TO Dssiorse's late article
against "rhst Rascal Pat" Mr.. Loushsry,
Of the jefferson Times and Republican.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
Bnowsioe ON fxN srsssk-.

BRowstow ON fxSsrsssk.-A
special dispatch 10 the Cincinnati
Commercial. from Knoxville, Tenn,
dated the eth ult., says: Senator
Brownlow publishes card IN this
mornings Wing, sayieg; 81 am In
favor Of setting aside tho present
State government OF Tennessee. and
the doings or the State convention
and tho present Legislature, ard Of
the appointment Of 4 military Gov.
crncr, backed mp by national troops,
who will put stop to the Wholesale
murder Of white and colored Union.
lists. That Congress will do this !
have no sort Of doubt" His card
occasions some excitement. He
predicts tho party fraudnlently
usurping the State government will
get sick Of rejecting tho Fifteenth
Amendment, removing tho present
patriotic Judiciary, and other wick.
cd legislation. fl Pei 'I.'
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lhsa gill ssn@sses graf civil essiss'
for RsssT bs,.esa Toe gFsal asS psFihs,
the sac iA hsst ~ TssleTing The gsssrA-
nsal 10 the hanis 81 The people, the s'tsT
for TsHssiIs il farther fFsn slsH, 4As
former oil adept the tsllswiRs
PLATfoRA,
u, Isnsrs assi issues, bat HsVsF Abais
= siRE's PTiHsiPis Of the cd l's1ssTs'is
Greed,
-, A kTn reliance 10 the coHsliiu.isa,
sni a TssloTalisA Of the vital fanslisIs,
where they have bssa inpairsd By Radical
legislation,
-. Equal taIAIioHi The slTlslss, HaiAis'
nance Of the public faith . ssHnSs cur
rsHsy for The shSls people, founded uPeH
. ssuna and reliable basis; placing the
publie debt upon the bssis dsnsndsd BY
justice aud sound hHsneisl policy The ere
alton Of public revenue founded uPen
just principles snl the abOliIiOa Of present
Ubiquitous and oppressive rsVsaus LAYS.
~. The protection Of isiusiry sssias'
the oppression Of moneysd monopoly.
IS. A reduction Of once holders, and .
consequent cessation Of the Prsssni extra
VACANT expenditures 81 the general as
we'll as Stale aud municipal governments
&c. A reduction Of taxes, and adsqua,s
legislation 10 compel the holders OF the
public Indebtedness 10 bear their proper
share Of sustaining the Government
~. A jus, aud equitable system OF rep
resentAtlon In Congress, by which the
New England States shall not be allowed
a dispropOrIiOnats number Of Representa-
h,es and Senators, and the West aud
South shall receive their just proportion
"s. Tho restoration Of all the States &c
an equal footing In the Union, and the alb
rogalion OF oil test oatbs aud disfranehis'
ing snseImenis, either by congre" or So
called State Legislatures and Conventions
a free government, maintained and per-
petuated by free ballot.
40. a strict definition, according 10 the
letter aud spirit Of the Constitution, Of the
powers, rights and duties Of each Of the
three CO ordinate branches Of the Govern
meni, combining each within It's proper
sphere, and REFRESHING each in Its aggres'
sions upon the other"
y 1t s,,ms to us, that party upon such
platform must triumph, II the love OF lib
eriy and pride OF country that once dis
tinguished our people yet animate their
bosoms. Such a government ms the present,
If permitted to continue, must inevitably
plunge the country into wreck and ruin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

~Tss oseisi docuurrts from esnsr,l
R-vr.lss srroupsins shs saastisn Of he
Fin.erfh Ans-snsnf ~ The sisis 81
T.,.. we're lrsd before fbs Unitei sntss
s.-..- - ltr rr-h irsL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

49, ss sis.l ~lsssiiss ssisr
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soils n a. t.ali, \ a. llssh tflls
u Astsa-.~ az Iisss Thss ne
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81 in iinyfsss q sssirs 70 pssh
a - slrlsr<s nos skis psini
b. l.iIfls Ii.<L. f<~aes Va shfsss
port ialo the Bxsss Valley ~ fex.
- Mhsss eicfigas eOantIy saeh
I rsilis.aI ~oald tap, snd hos shOr'
moas tbs made whigh night b d0ns
hy such : e0rPOraiioa Arksnszs
aai Tea a. sill son hseoms TOO VI
tbs m0sl fayOFile states in the lrioh,
ia point II preference Of iInmigfa-
iion. Tho living tide now pouring
ial0 them is immense, bat Il d des-
lihed 20 be largely Increased, and
very soon the amount OF pFOdaets
exported BY these two States vii
be astonishing 10 contemplate. 81
Louis ought 10 have a railroad eOln,
lnahiealioh with tiie Brst0s Valley,
that the cotton, wool, sugar, hogs.
oranges and other hfuits OF that
splendid regiOh, rs veil rs the mul,
lilari0ss and important products OF
Arkansas. might surely reach this
market, and that tho goods and
groceries consumed by so populous
and such = region as this is sure TO
DO, might he furnished by ST. Louis
merchants. Unless saeh road is
built, Memphis is sure 10 get this
fihe trade. We respectfully call tho
attention Of our Board ofTrade and
Merchants Exchange 10 this impor'
TAFT matter.
[csiasy's 81, Lsais Review.
We have had sbaAdsnt svidsses TIA,
the nihd Of MsnPhIs has long bssa nads
up Iha, she gill some day rep the bsash'
Of Texas trade, but shs 10 ne'ins very
slowly In the matter. sai ST. Louis has The
means, aAd oply hets The ds,srminstien,
10 seize The prize before Der slaEsish rivals
Sc, ready to move their vhssas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

t0 The Jefferson Jimplecutc ofthe llth
complains of the low stage Of water in
Red river. Most of the boats, that paper
says, have to discharge at The Bend, two
miles below the city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

~ r.k. year nipEs-dry or green
10 IIsnry Boil, at The ~ss' aarSs' on
MAin street,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19
Arrest the Thief!

CTOLEN from the undersigned, on the
y night Of the perd ult., at waxahschie,
one VERY hAhUE DUN HORSE, lGi
hands high, star In face, black legs, name
and tail name coarse and short; branded
on the left shoulder J + p (the J and 7
counccted) 8 years old was saddled when
taken; saddle horn broken of. A liberal
Reward will be given for the delivery OF
the said horse to me, at waIahachie, or for
Information that leads TO his recovery.
r.. 81 J. p. P0RTERFlELD.
2, March 70, lS70-26:2ws.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

p% DR.. J. A. Jones-the great Eye and
Ear Sprgeon-will practice at the WASH
IsGr6S HOUSE,, Galveston, from the 18th Of
March until the 18th Of April.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-19

e@our neighbor Of the Cieburne Chron-
iclc has recently enlarged and Improved
his paper. Thomas J. Wyatt Is now as'o-
ciated with j. W. Graves as editor.