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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

sTr The store Of J. W. Smith & Co, is
literally crowded with new goods Of tho
very latest styles and bsst qualities. Eve
Iyihing is new, good AMI elear. The
statesmen, ineluding "Unsle Jack Ma51r
W. W Peak, Lloyd Smith anI Dewitt
Smith, are az clever as the day Is long, and
ever wait IRON customers with poliien, IS
and disFsi-h- Tae advertisement Of the
firm viii afTear IN our nexf isz-c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
DALLAS, Texas, Sent. {

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. Stb, 1870
The undersigned friends and patrons Of
the refined Drama, request Capt. Crisp to
appoint Tuesday evening, Sept. 18th, 1870,
as the occns ion.of complimentary benc-
1T" TO the popular Artists, Misse sCccclin
and Jessie, as the citizens wish 10 ev'n G
their admiration Cor III ,ir pro!es ;ional nc
conplishmcnts and their private WORTH
G. W. Adredgc j. b. Corley, o. W. By
crs, r. G. 4. Kendall, j. J. Seegar, Thos.
Fitld i. II. F: Nichols, VIM. A. llartjc, W.
W. Peak, Lloyd Smith, c. b. Kanady, II.
+. McNeill; P. NJ. Mccall, Grill Miller,
Thos. Walker, james +. Darkley, J. X. p.
Record, Wni. c. Wolf, Jas. ii. Field W. +.
Leslie, Il. Miller, j. J. Fendiey, j. NJ. Bur.
cher, Geo. ". Laws, J. d. Keaton, J. W.
Lane, J. L. Fisher, J. W. Smith, d. W. G.
Smith, J. Peak, jr; II. A. Roberts, a. NJ.
Cochran, W. I. johnson.
To tho subscribers tile above petition:
GENTLEMEN We accept with pleasure
the compliment you SO kindly tender us,
lind would, with your PERMISSION, name
Tuesday evening Sept l5tl,, 1870, MS the
occasion, With MANY THAMES for your
courtesy and kindness, We remain yours,
truly obliged,
JESSIE & CECILIA CRISP.
CruchIicld House, Aug. 9th, 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

Horses are not, generally, fond Of
eating dry goods; but yesterday we saw
ono in front of Bcauchamp & Terfy's with
bit in his mouth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

BeA,A traveller brought Information to
this place q few days ago that n gang of
robbers have been breaking into and rob-
bling stores in Gilmer, Sulphur Springs
and Rockwall ard that they were making
their way in the direction of Dallas. Our
merchants should be on the lookout.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

ps0" Sunday School Books, Bibles, Hymn
Books, sc. All the publications of The
American Sunday School Union kept con-
stantly on hand by W. II. WATKINS,
l5llr1 Waco, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

EGy' Kcaton & Johneon arc receiving
their New Goods, purchased by NIr. John
son in New York, Nick will be home the
coming week and will have more TO say.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

GUITAR MusIc.-A fine assortment ut the.
Book Store, Waco. win be sent post paid
: ut New York currency prices. [5lafl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10


FALL.-Thc opening month of the Fall o
1870 is upon us and though, as yet, il
our yoluptuous cline, it is not attended b.
I" tic fading leaf" and other phenomen,
pcculiar to Its Advent in more Northern
latitudes, the thought that it is here, b,
association OF IDEAS, serves to call up from
the deep arcane of memory the beautiful
poem entitled d u.s. arsr ta t
AUTUMN EVENING.
Behold the Western evening light
1t mcls in deepening gloom;
So calmly Christians sink away,
Descending to the tomb. IL, aa
The winds breathe low, the whitening lea
Scarce whispers from the tree;
So gently flows the parting breath
When good men cease to be.
How beautiful on all the hills
The crimson light is shed lia
It's like the peace the Christian gives
To mourncrs Cfcuud his bed. n -3
How mildly OH the wandering cloud
The sunset, beam is casti Js15'
'Tis like the memory left behind
When loved ones breathe their last.
And now, above the ,dews of night
The yellow star appears; ~
So faith springs in the heartof those Il.
Whose ey S arc bathcd in tears.
But soon the mornings happier light
It's glory shall restore;
And eyelids that are Sealed 10 death
Shall wake to close no more. = ..,s,,-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

scuooL DooRs.-A full supply Of all
kinds, just received at tho Book Store,
Waco, Texas. [oltf1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
PRfCEs-A Pair e5Gar.

Ifthe Merchants in your Place uir not furnish.
serd for the uachiirss sind tie frfaii price,
Washer SIS. Extra Wriucrr sie, ard rf VII FIR
uard either 10Th fnarhrsz, free g freight. o.
place rhsrc mo- nne D. ssllirr; and 81 srrr ut
iher sill &c iilcd, hat 1ffs g. fi-.1 f-f-fa1h
IS II any uislr % rui 1in The iuaf'nls ~ g
freight, after Esonih's irat, a-rnf1iis % dire
tign7.
NJ hr.-i.aus fafl,er ~ lrofhcr sionid Frrsr1 he
f-ul.-r7 Ct washing with THE laI1s. fiiy-fr1 n
In he vaar rhrn d en- hr inn1 ifirr. More trle-
difiousis vifA les lai-. aui 10 Injury fr 81 ra--
inerls u b5fy claih-s Nusi.l-- ard Iri7rI.ai
nrirgrr.
sais q, de-f-rs -cn1--rig. 30 rha- f7iar-i d.
c..i.rfs sire tsia.iu. rs Ersa 1fE-
Cereal t--f.
- r. 'rffi411I ..irIif. tfr 4r-l
49,. 81. r..rf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

E3y"QUicK WoRK.-We received ON Fri
day evening The 9th inst, the Mckinney
Enquirer and Messenger, of Saturday, Au-
gust 27th. Distance 80 miles-about two
miles per day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

BSyH DR.. S. d. Congcr, Oculsi, will be
in Lancaster, this day, and remnin Until
the 18th inst, rs will be seen BY his card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ilfit is thrown in your Teeth
That you do not keep your dental apparatus in
proper trim, u is your own fault, for all tho world
knows that you might do by using the matches
vegetable dentiicc SozoDoST. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

Es.S' See our notices of "Wapts' in the
advertising columns. Among them will be
found one by Maj. J. Z. Barklcy, who is
calling for 1900 or 1000 bushels of oats,
Offering TO furnish sacks, If desired.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

sD~ Messrs. Swink & Roberts have re-
ceived their Fall and Winter Cloaks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

NoTlcE.-rersons desiring to obtain the
privilege Of keeping booths for The sale of
articles other than Intoxicating liquors, oil
the Fair Grounds, during the Fair, can OBJ
tain license for the same by applying to
the undersigned and paying the amount
required by the Association.
sen1O-G2;2t1 T. G. BOWER. T. S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

I@D"Bailcy & Co., on Elm Street, between
Lamar and Poydras, are turning out excel
lent brooms at their maaufaclory. The
Junior Of the Herald returns them his
thanks for broom, fuller, stronger and
letter than lie has ever seen imported into
Texas from The North.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

Fsr,rpiSc's GIVE" Cheap, contahieiii and use
fui, Mcnds everything.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

naa-Don't fosrri the beHest Of he C-is7
= .'ers or Tuesday nigls nezL 4 sOvl
bin WI y played
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
piHYsTCAL TRAINING.

The health of tho pupils Is matter of the mater
palsoicindc for tho Ladies'. The sick have sep.
arate department, and are constantly attended by
one Of the Sisters. Timely notice of illness is given
10 parents or guardians. when the mail communi'
cations allow of it. Parents are free TO send II
physician of their own choice TO visit their chill
dren. Tho ladies are peculiarly attentive to the
food given to the pupils, and careful that none
be given but such as is wholesome, and always
abundant, The hours of relaxation SO restrict.
ed throughout the day, that neither the mind nor
the body Of the pupils suffers from their applca'
lion TO study,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
NJ. mcJ,ANE,s LIyER pILr.s.

Marslen's ree,ora Balm for all diseases Of tho
Lungs. .ra4a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
McCURDY HOUSE,
TEXAS

TIE sul.srriters having rrrciassd this ~
property viii conduct the lusiifess NJ liertfo IN
fors viii the addition ofamrie living accom- -
ruafafiuns, cousfenfly o. hand This properly.
Nth furniture, All being new, With orr undivided
nffenfion 20 the wants q our rzfrr1s, We h1le 70
merit liberal share q patronare- clarrrs aEaiys
r.lsnHalIle- A. T. NlLcU1 g
K.1fmnn, Jan I, ls7o-I7ii-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10

Eaiy' We notice that those entcrprising
merchants Messrs. Kcaton & johnson, on
the East side Of the public square, are
greatly charging and otherwise beautify-
ing their store TO receive their large and
extensive stock Of staple and fancy dry
goods, groceries, &c, &c., now arriving
from New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
EDUCATIONAL
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NOW school.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
a RA Esas AIN.

n KbN EEsN MIN.
nWING ID i'll health I will sell low fol
" cash, my Mills located at Honey
Springs, 6 miles South of Dallas-o or barter
for desirable Real Estate. ilt3 fIfs'
ALSO
My stock of Goods embracing Dry Goods
Groceries, &c dictionaries &C., well assert
ed, fresh and good, having been purchased
in New Orleans within the past s months
GEO. W. EWELL.
Dallas, August q, lS7Q+5O:Iw-. I I,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
Money order Post once.

We take great pleasure in an
nouncing TO the public ihat--thanks
to tho Hon. John q. connor--tho
post Office at Sherman has been dcs-
ignatod rs money order office,
Tho rates Of commission charged
for money orders, are, on orders
not exceeding $50, ton ccnts, over
$50 and under .s30 fifteen cents,
over $50 and under $40, twenty
cents, over $40 and under ESQ,
twenty-five cents. No single order
can DO issued for moro than $50,
The following is n list of the money
order offices in Texas. s. q
Austin, Brcnham, Brownsville,
Calvert, Columbus, Corpus Christi,
Dallas, Galveston, Gonzales, Hous.
ton, Huntsville lpdianola, Jefferson,
New Braunfels, Paris, San Antonio,
Sherman, Tyler and Waco.
Further information, indeed all
necessary. Information, can be oh,
tanned of DIR very efficient and
Obliging post master Mr.. Dorchcs-
ter, who has no superior and every
man is sure of courteous treatment
NJ his hands. There is no cstimat-
ing tho benefit of this arrangement
and wo congratulate our people up.
on this good fortune.
Sherman Courier.
The DALLAS HERALD had the good for
tune Of receiving the first Money Order
drawn upon the Dallas Post office; and il
was drawn, too, by the Post Master at
Sherman, and was promily paid Mt the
Dallas Office. And while on the subject,
VIC can add that all information and Mon
cy Orders can be given by on, very efficient
and "obliging Post Master" Mr.. William
Jones, d&hc as gentleman, and post
master has no superior" and very few
equals.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
MORAL khrCATI6N.

The Object constiiitiy kept in view 10y the Uran
lines, is The adoring Of their pupils minds with
knowledge, aha the Trailing Of their hearts to vr-
tho The pGpils are also formed to habits of order,
lousq kctpihg, and polite manners. Though The
mcnbers of this institution are exclusively Catho-
lies. pupils of all denominations are admitted, pro-
vdcd they can present Testimonials of excellent
character; no Interference Is used npon tho rolf
gous opinions of tho scholars however, for the
sake of order all required assist, with respect.
N sofn vi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-09-10
TUITION.

The course OF Instruction embraces tho English,
German and French languages. Each language is
taught by Natives of their respective countries, in
ornamental pcnmanship, Arithmetic, Geography
ancient aud Modcrn), History Sacred, Ancient
and Modsr n), use of Globes, Logic, Rhetoric Prose
Compositions, Mythology, Chronology, Katurdl
Of ASTRONOMY, Botany, Book Keeping. Music,
Drawing, Painting, Plain and Fancy Needle Work.
Latin will DO taught by Professor to young ladies
whose parents desire it.
Tho scholastic year commences tie first Of octo-
Der, and ends the last Thursday in July, by an Ex-
animation and Exhibition to which parents are in
yited. ....
Parents and guardians are earnestly cxhorted, for
the benefit OF their children and wards, 10 enter
thein 1T the opening Of the classes, and leave them
(uiless sick) till the close of the scholastic year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
Goodson Meeting Of Town Coun.
Gil.

The Council of Goodson met on Fri
day afternoon the 5th, Present.. II.
Winston President, s. L. Saul, G. ii.
Devault. Recorder Miller.
The Mayor was instructed to confer
with Gen. Malone on the subject of
draining the pond in front of the prop
erty of =. Archer and others.
An ordinance was adopted requiring
ali Streets hereafter made to he exten-
sions of those laid down i'm the Nor
gan chart and that they be - feet in
width.
The proposition of w. w. James for
improving Cumberland and Water
streets was granted and the Mayor and
President of the Council were to be in
vested with fun power to direct the
same.
Messrs. Devault and Owen, the Street
Committee made their report which
was adopted.
The Mayor invested with authority
to exercise general supervision and
control OF the Improvements ordered
by the Council.
The Committee appointed to procure
II building for the use of the Council
reported in favor of the late Office of
| the Bristol News in rear of DIR. Bunt-
ing's Drug Store.
j. w. Owen was appointed to super
intend the improvement near Robin
sons shop.
The Petition of the Fire Company
| for aid in the purchase of fire engine
was referred to the Committee OH Safe
ty, Messrs. Devault and Pepper
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
Dny md Night i'm Sweden.

The peculiarities of the day and
night in Sweden strike the traveller
very forcibly, after being accustomed
to the temperate zone. In June the
sun goes down in Stockholm little
before ten o'clock. There is a great IL
Elimination all night, as the sun passes
round the earth toward the North Pole,
and the refraction of its rays is such
that you can see to read at midnight
without any artificial light. There is
n mountain at the head of Bothnia
where, on the 2lst of June, the sun
does not appear to go down at all. The
steamboat goes up from Stockholm for
the purpose of conveying those who
are curious to witness the phenome-
non. 1t occurs only on one night
The sun reaches the horizon; you can
see the whole face of it, and in five
minutes more it begins TO rise. At the
North Cape, latitude ~ degrees, the
sun does not go down for several weeks.
In June it would be about % degrees
above tho horizon at midnight. In
the winter the sun disappears, and is
not seen for weeks, then it comes, and
remains for ten or fifteen minutes, af-
ter which 1t decends, and finally does
not set at all, but makes almost q cir
Gle around the heavens.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
- - 49, =a=aa=assa-=7i--Ai===
TENNESSEE.


ANoTIIER MURDERER CAUGHT
Some few weekssince, n negro despcra-
do named Davis murdered Chatanoo-
gn policeman who was trying to effect
his capture. He mado his escape mt the
time and disappeared from the place.
Tho police, however, continued to hunt
for tho murderer, and at last, succeeded
In cnptuting him, but not till after he
had heen badly wounded. The cap
ture was made near Huntsville, Ala.
and the murderer is now In Jail at
Chattanooga.-Ath Post.
BARN BURNED.-The barn OF Mr..
Ed. Moss, three aud half miles north
west 81 Athens, was burned on Mon
.day night. The building was new, aud
contained some fifty thousand pounds
of hay, two hundred and fifty bushels
OF wheat, several agricultural imple-
ments. &C., all of which was destroy
ed. IL is thought that the fire was the
work of an incendiary, though 1t is
not impossible il was caused by sponta-
neous combustion. Such instances are
not at all rare where large quantities OF
hay have been placed in the mows be-
fore being thoroughly dried and cured.
-Athons Post.
DESPERATE RENCoUNTER.-TheM Nc
Minnville No,O Era of last week says
A lively shooting affIay occurred al
Liberty, DeKalb county, few days
ago, between two Mr.. Whites on the
one side, and Bill Hathaway and Mr.
Seay ON the other side, in which both
Seay and Hathaway were wounded by
pistol shots. Seay was shot through
the thigh and Hathaway through the
mouth. Some fifteen or twenty shot
were fired between the parties. Iht
White brothers escaped unhurt. III II
the impression the fight Will be renew
cd on the first meeting OF the parties
Roth sides of the difficulty Is sustained
by determined and reckless men,
Athens Post.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
Thc August NIontI,Iies.

NEW ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
foreign selections of this month are
very good, and the original articles
are not behind them in merit. Mr..
Edward Spencer gives some goon ad-
vice to the medical faculty. Spiel
hagen's novels are very well reviewed
by VIM. Hand Browne. From Alexan-
der ii. Stephens second volume we
have his relation of the Hampton
Roads conference, between himself
and Others on the Confederate side,
and President Lincoln, attended by
Mr.. Seward. = This matter is so curl
GUS and interesting that we will not
here attempt any abstract of it,
Turnbuil 4 Murdock, Baltimore, Pub
fishers.
LIPPINCoTT's has lost nothing of
of that freshness which has made it a
general favorite. THE Viaginia
Tourist" is continued there is pa
per laudatory of the Emperor of Rus
sia; a readable article on "0ld Book
Shops of London and Paris :" learn
ed paper "On the Hypothesis of Evo-
luton" and several others of equal
merit. The magazine sparkles through
out with interesting papers. j. B.
Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia, Pub.
fishers.
TIE OLD GUARD, for August, '-a
monthly magazine devoted TO litera
tire, silence and art, and the prin
ciples of lI7G and 1SG0,--has thC
following table of contents. Undcl
Suspicion The Civil and Socia
Grimes of Mongrelism; Our Soprano
"Down Among the Dead Men,
James Quinlpn. Nathaniel Parlle
Willis; The Green Gnomc; Chaun
for the People. The Horse in Older
Time; The Problem of the Bottl
aid Cork; The M'Dood!c Club. =
-Four Illustrations. Our Book Table
Art and Science. Van Evrie, llor
ton & Co., New York, Publishers.
Coon HEALTH. published by Alex
Moore, IL Broom6eld street, Boston
is a journal of Physical and Menta
Culture, and the copy before us con
tains a number of instructive article
on various subjects, prominent anon
which is one on the means of pres
cring health, by Prof Samuel Knee
land
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
Congressional Standard-Boarer in the s,b
District,

We announced in our last issue that
the convention held Mt Marion, Smythe
county, for the purpose of selecting a
candidate to represent that district (the
eighth) in the next Congress of the
United States, conferred the nomina-
ton upon General William Terry of
Wythe county. We deem IL not amiss
to say word or two about this gentle
man. A native of Amherst, he taught
school and studied law at the same
time, in early life. Locating at Wythe-
willie. he at once took high stand at
the Wythe bar, one of the best in the
Southwest. He was for several years
editor of the Wytheville telegraph,
which he conducted with spirit and
success. Solid rather than snowy, of
fine Judgment, and i'm all things ex-
hibiting thoughtfulness and foresight,
he inspired universal respect and con-
fidence. These qualities, added to his
kindness and amiability, won for him
an unusual degree of popularity. In
early life he became n Mason, and has
gone through all the degrees, becom-
ing Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Virginia. An Old Line Whig, he
never wavered in his convictions. His
war record was brilliant. He entered
the service with a company from
Wythe, which on reaching Harper's
Ferry was assigned to the 4th infan-
try, of which the lamented and be-
loved James f. Preston was Colonel.
This was one of the original regiments
of the Stonewall brigade. He rose
| rapidly to field commission and was
then promoted to brigadier. The rem
nants of two divisions of Jackson's
| army corps were concentrated into the
famous Stonewall brigade, of which
General Terry remained the COM
mander until the close of the struggle
His gallant services won him proud
distinction.
Returning to his home at the end OF
the war, he engaged earnestly in the
practice of his profession, and yet
found time to sympathize and cooper
ate with all Conservative movements
One of the first in the State to com,
| prehend our deplorable situation, hC
was among the foremost to declare il
favor of the liberal policy that prevail
| ed in the canvass of July, 1869. His
zeal and activity in that canvass con
| tributcd in no small degree to our sue
cess in Southwest Virginia. We risl
nothing in predicting his election 10y
II triumphant majority. Free from
the slightest faint of demagoguism
his heart and sympathies are all will
the people.-RichmOnd wing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-08-12
VIRGINIA.

RENcoUNTER BETWEEN EX-CoN-
oREssMEN. THE telegraph yesterday
briefly rep6rted the Gaming, in Wash
ington. OF Hon. Mr.. HincOt, by Hon.
.Joseph Segar, of Virginia, we extract
nom tho Baltimore Sun, of yesterday,
the following more extended account
the affair;
The Hon. Joseph Segar, ex-inember
of Congress from Virginia, to-day Sc
verely assaulted the Hon, William >.
Hincot, ex-member of Congress from
New York, at lilo railroad station, for
alleged calumnious statements about
him. by the latter, In refenee to the re-
charter of the Fredericksburg " Alex
andri Roilroad Company, addressed TO
a gentleman in Washington. Mr.; Sc
gar attacked him with cane. When
brought before the Police Court he ae-
clared he regarded IL rs his duty to IN
flict the chastlsement, but denied the
charge that he intended TO XIII. He
was held TO bail In the sum of So,OoO,
Gen Robert Williams became security
for his appearance before the grand Ju'
~,