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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09
Letter froi, the Frontier.
DECATUR, WISE COUNTY, Texas,
'' ti' March Is, 1870.

DECATUR, WISE COUNTY, TEXAS,
d. i''' March 25, 1870. J
To tho Editors OF the Dallas Herald: w ~
Probably you think l have been
very rcmiss in the discharges Of my
promise, but should we ever meet
face to face, l could tell got, some.
thing You don't Know. ''
In my letter of tho 18TH of Feb. I
promised Sotf More c&tehsive view
OF The free oftifis cothty, its resour-
ccs, products, &c. Ms indicated in
said letter the entire western por-
taoh of tie county is covered by o
dense wooafGnd known as the cup
uer Cross Pimbcrs," and the eastern
half us the "Grnnd Prairie" The
W est Fork Of Trinity river, u Con
siderable stream, enters The co'tnty
nine miIes south of the north%est
corr er rnHhfhg q southeast coufse,
crosses tEe soatR bothdary line sin
miles wsst Of ths sStthcast corner.
Safidy enters TIE eoThty five miles
cast Of ths northwest corner, aM
rtsnirsng d course u tfttfe east Of
south, ihtersects the West Fork Of
ptiafty abowt SIR miles so~th$est
of Decatur. Besfdss Chess a4e VIE
low, Thompson, Buggy and Salt
creeks, which rise on tho *est SIDE
of the West Fork and iAtssse6t II III
the county. Dcnfoh' Creek ehtefs
the county fourteen miles west Of
the northeast corner, and crosses
the east boundary line thirteen miles
south of Gle noYthcast corner. Cal
let's creek rises SboSt three rtilcs
north from Decatur, aid rrrhfhg
nearly east over a bed of white sand
and gravel, intersects Denton near
where tho latter crosses the county
| line. Sweet Water rises about two
rifles southeast afotr town, and in
tersects Callett abort efght naiics
east. Oliver rises abcit ave miles
southeast an&ctcsscs tSe cast line of
the county, nifie' mites .orth from
the southeast corner. The latter
three are perpetual moving streams
of pure, cool and clear waser, from
the banks Of which gush numerous
springs ofpure cool and clear water,
generally not moro than a half or
three quartcrssf a mile apart. Good
we'll water may be obtained almost
anywhere, ~ digging fron fifteen
to twenty feet. Pm the prairie the
water is moro or Iess impregnatcdI
with lime.
Limestone is Of the grey cclor,
perfectly solid and almost as bard
as flint. There is no scarcity Of the
best quality Of limestone for build
ing purposes; and it stands FIRE much
better than the best quality Of brick.
There is no scarcity Of timber ex-
cept in the extreme eastern portion
of the county. The timber is prin-
cipaIly pest-osk, blnek jack, bur
oak. pecan, wood, elm, both
red and white cedar, wstsst, span
ish-oak, &c. L
On the prairie the soa y Mack
but nearly sand enough IN nost %
calfties 10 scOur pillow. In the
prairie valleys the sell is black sand
and chocolate. In The tishber'it' is
loose, loamy black-grey and chOco-
late sass lie prcdssts are cotton,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

RTTexas is now in the Union and one
of the United States. Elsewhere in thi.
issue, we publish the bill under which the
State was admitted, and, also, sharp de-
bate in, the Senate, between Sherman, OF
Ohiay and Trumbull, of Illinois, as to the
relief of the judiciary Committee from
further consideration of the Texas. matter.
Aud here let'ns express hope that moth
ing in thc-conduct of Texas while Congress
is 10, the hands of the Radical party, will
provoke them &c, pensand her to, the terri
tsrisi, condition and martial law, rs was
the case with Georgia. s.u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09
OBITUARY.,

Departed this life In her i5th year. near Dallas, on
the 18th March, 1870, CAROLINA NJ, wife Of John
A patient sufferer for two months, she finally
fell victim to disease OF the BRAIN Emigratine
from Leo county, Va. In 1883, she settled at the
home OF White Rock where she died. In all the
relntiofs " Wife, mother and neighbor she filed the
measure 81 iI excellent aud esteemed wofian., TO
make Hottie cheerful and happy the end Of her
earthiS desite and labor. ~ ,L
And yet, with all this. she did not forget t,at tns
Is but the beginning ofanother and higRSt No. For
twenty years and more, she had lived ae member
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, adey9nt
and exemplary Christian, and died III Triumph, with
these last words to her weeping Husband and two
too'' --,' .e-i..
Thus has gone one whose "works do follow" her.
Her memory is prccos in the large circle OF neigh.
bors and friends; Another home Is desolate. But
thSre still remain holy precepts and pious examples
to her sons The aged husband with tearfni eye
aud -burdened heart 10 lingering In earthly
grief byoyed with Christian faith and hope, ye. ex-
pecting soon TO greet ths departed one upon the
banks OF the River of Life, May the Holy One give
Consolation In these hoi'fs Of painful desoiateness
~ .T..l ' ".i, W. II. 8.
ELIZABETH j., daughter Of Thomas S. and
Francis II. Thompson, WAS born in Sumter county,
Alabama. She was converted to God at Cochran's
Chapel In September, 1861, and died OF cohesive
Chill at the residence OF her mother In DALLAS conn
ty Texas, on the 18Th of March, 1870 AT the time
OF her conversion she united herself with the Metho'
dist Episcopal Church South in which relation she
She has left behind q widowed mother, NJ Fftict-
ed sister and three tving brothers, besides large
circle Of relatives Gpd fiebds ShY dsbly mourn her
loss Kind Hearted almost to haGit she was loved
by all who hnep heI, a>id thpSe %H0 Rev Nef best
5yed her nioSt rhS, heigbborhood ~ VhitR SHE
lived has cnrphaficaIly suffered foss n bet Heath
But when @s come to frsak q thS ioEs %hScn ger
ym =. ss III s sss q $'s I'll hs
aged and in mother md boz afflicted sister iean-
ed for snppoft II Vas never too cold, or dark, nor
was she 4ver t6o tted to 70 hHd minister to their
warts h. Sdes theS IoLed Asr 81 ESSSsf they
esS nsy M .ailt hsfa " 6Sat@, No hafks the
yo,!iii al Well Gs tkY old for his Victims lie has
ielAi thc body l6w,; but "Thanks be to God, who
gfYstR III thS Victory, through OUT lord Jesus
6hrfT,h she left an sStderts With. her friends
into the Everlasting, KingdoH OF, dir ford and
saviour Jesus Christ. A few days before Her oeath
she way heard to exclaim, offt f'f want to be aIi
anger atpp We havS 20 doubt she ~ now a .hapFy
angaf ny HeaSdS, with her dear fhther and other
frie,ds VINO have long since pissed over the Jordan
to possess the gpodly land, .,.., fine .t.-...
Happy spirit c6ald call tliSe
Back from thy etc rial R6pe, ~,
[ Where earth's sorrows Sottd appal thee,
MOI would cot bid tnte come.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

PLANT CoRS.--We.urge upon our farm
ers i've eftHsimportnnce Of planting large
breadth of corn, in view of the certain fact
that mn immense tide of immigration viii
roll over the State next fall and winter
Seasons. There wi i'll be n demand for nll
that our farmers can raise, and nc good
,riccs. Corn rnising will no doubt prove
more profitable 'hH't cotton rdising. While
VIC dep recate the idea Of our farmers ask
ing exloriionnte prices of cmigranfs for
corn, VIC hope to see every farmer in the
county raise enough 20 supply all demands
that may be made 'pUh them by ncw-com-
ers. Corn is much easier raised than cot
ton, and, in our opinion, it will this year
be taiite ne proiaable
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

SOUTHERN pAcIrIc RAILRoAD.-We saw
n letter few days ago addressed 10 gen.
rlcmau in this place from prominent gen
lelnan IN Louisville, kyrrwhi CHI says: 1.-THE
Shreveport and Marshall Road, known as
the Scp.herp Pacific Road have tsct sold
out their road, and nre now preparing to
push il rapidly toward Dallas. Col. W. A.
llauscr is President Of the road, ahd left
here few days ago for Marshall"
Another letter we understand has been
received in this place from orr Represent
ntive, Capt. John W. Lane, dated ut Wash.
ingion City, which states TINT the South.
ern Pacific Road will be built. .r.
We see also from our Eastern exchanges
that wofkmcn arc now engns FED on the ex.
tension Of the road West Of llsllville. n
This all looks ms though something was
about TO be done with this rond, and the
people Of this county will roicice to sec 1t
Speed the day when we shall have railroad
communication with the outside world. w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

FaE GAJIFoRNTASs AND THE CHI
NEsE.-Mh Johnson, the member Of
Congress from California, who dis
eussed the Chinese question the 9TH
or day in the House, concluded his
speech with these sigHificans words:
Now mark me as ] conclude. You
will never enfranchisc the China
man, no natter how many laws 10
that effect yOu pass neither will you
degrade CaIifornia-andi the Pacific
coast BY passing n Chinese civil
rights bill, authorizing the TnaiBte-
nance Of n feet Of ships and army
ef men 10 set the Chinese above and
Cd level with oar people. | threat
en- nothing, but ] know California
and I know the army and navy Is
too small 10 project the Chinese vote
n. that State. Galveston News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

nG7rOn receiving the dispatch announc-
ing ne admission of the State, Gen. Rey-
nolds, who WAS ut Waco, remsrket to
citizen of that place, says the hcg isccr,
"Here take your State and run il" and n
moment after he said: 81 feel like q great
weight has breh lifted from me; thank
God, | nm through with the heaviest con-
tract ever undertook. have deha' the
best could. hive a cFeaf Conscience.
| wish the people of pes-ss the greatest
prosperity s"H .#' m'r 1.i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

I.I.I Ia.H IafIt H.
st.t.tts.Itfits ftIfI s hftf sf
. t.HIarffsift fff.sH.s i'
900 .t. afr is sffif itti. si.0l fin
.tfurrf .ahrs hrhf riarf r.s.i.i
Fftft Diafss rhfr'ff ffHaI..F Arr
r.fs Hfs 0aifffs siastFft H'H.t.
issrss rtffistrhs go siisf ilHis riu
is nee in ffsss o. ssil % is s''Ff
srssnt. ssHli a. go a. sss o.
ass 80 silsis rlssiisE al SaTinF o.
= ~ huii 49,, Asiis fem iifiT Eslnr
o. i.ous ssrsnu Tiiaa ansT vtilf, ~hFn
o. - rsilroaas an a. fTuiis sSran Tais'
z u H. ,hltsi AT soh ia A's'sHi 'naT-
lr,s Al lsrFr pTosn, Ne take pleasure IL
ceiling suauiiou 10 Ne tact ihai sFaAsA
,-.Sr q lhr MuTiIFssieTe fsRn,l AnTsrIy
hrs hssH tsishlisAsl in liallsss shsTsiR
~. n. " MaEsan, AsenL gill receive or
d.T, faT every variety u traits that may
H. q, snrl, ss sell ss fsI sAF.esTy, FSa's,
TasFs, sc,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

KEEP OpEN SEcTIoN Lfsts.-ft is o
source OF much annoyance to many farm
cry in this county, and particularly in the
prairie portion cf it, tAat landowners
seem disposed to close up section lines; and
the people dcsiye' the Legislature to pass
an ACT, compelling landowners TO leave
section lines open. We hope or refresen-
tativcs in the Legislative will take notice,
OF this great want Of our people, and exert
themselvesto do away with this just cause
of omplaint on the part Of farmers. -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09
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ran
f.If.ff ~ 600 n ~ tffsf lfs
III. .. "srffasf n ~ tarsi siafls
a 90 lrafliaiisa n fstas
HHt HisuHi ssif sais 70 ftfffsssia
fr.n Is fhti islg 80
~ sfsfts ~ q hsiffi . 80 80, sitasi
ifiaI. ~ iftl faFffanfat 81 sal nisis
ts ~ sisil aaiksriiies thsFrsl
Nas. ilsrsfsrs . fnsttp iDavls, uss,
rtuar a ssil Stsis, a. ksFsby Ft9sssi iks
sss-is sni iissss sfhspfsseaaiissse ~ ihs
.aar. "a msfi 10 ssssiea a. ihs capiiel, -
tlF cas- n Aasiih, "a fusslag, ihr iseniS
sisth iay Of AIFii, A. H. ls3u ihea sni
thsre a tHaaEurste The TsgalsF s'sse ueF-
sTsssat, sEd ~ eater uIsa ssh ssssrAl
asa spssisi legislation A. nay ee Ia cen
tll.sss s,lL the sPiTi, ssd letter u the
coHsIii s,ian Eccsnily saeriei BY fhe peo-
pie a frsas, sad ia tae jsssmsut Of s-il
ssa.ts sod ilssss Of Representatives,, ad-
1isabls Ia ,le Tsses ana welfare Of The
people II isSas
In lssIimoAy sLsreoL I have
sEAL hsgeuh,O signei ny hame, Ahd
SF6N-/eausei the great seal 81 the STATE
10 - ahHsl ~ the city Of Aasiih, this sec
ghel lay Of April. in the year Of our Lari
0as Thousand eight hundred Aai seventy,
aud The independence Of Teas the Airy
hfIh,
EDMUND ], DAVIS,
Governor Of Texas,
JAsEs 7, NEwooss,
Secretary ofslaIs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

No ONE LISs MOiAiEN,-A poor
old woman lay hboh hcf click bed
in close eneetAfsrisblo goom, with
= daughrer and a li,ils sranaehih
10 take care a: hor. Bat WHO do
Won think this aged woman called
loe tll tho tinse 10 como and nurse
lIery
I, Was her m6ihs4-hcr own moth,
20, there's nobody. like mother
10 take care OF you when you are
sick" she said.
A person present asked how long
her mother had been dead,
"About fiily years" she answer
cd.
DO you think you will remember
mothers loving care for fifty years
No doubt yon Will, if God spares
your life. You may think but little
Of il now, but you will think great
deal OF il then. This woman's chill.
dreh and grandchildren had grown
up about her, but hor heart reached
back all over that waste Of years to
tho time when she was q child at
hcr mothers side. .... .
It was for mother, mother, that bar
poor boys, in tent and hospital, call
ed and prayed, when sick and
Wounded they Wcre laid down to
do. o, thefe is nobody like u
mother TO love and Care for U.S.
What return are yoh making her
every day for all she. does for you {?
DO your feet ruin willingly to do her
bidding, as boon as it is known? Do
you Try TO save her trouble, and
lightef all her burdens? o, moth
ing in this World can do it so effect
ually as to know that her children
are growing up good, and noble;
and useful in the world.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

aeS Major Callahan, U. S. Army, WAS
beaten to death by two United States SOL
diers, in front of the suffers store, near
Austin, n few days ago. lie was buried at
Austin, and his funeral was largely atten'
led. The murderers were arrested and
put in The guard house to await trial. II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

BSsy Congressman John G. Conner, of this
District, on his admission 10 his seat was
granted ten minutes to make speech,
which he did, snys The special TO the Gal
weston News, in fine style and with good
effect, replying TO the attacks on him Of
Shanks AMI Buelery who opposed his adj
mission. .. .-.-.... f....-.... ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

our We hsvs % haRa several fonts Of
besuliml LiIhOsraPhis apd other new
,yPes, rveshily arrived, (aAj more 90 the
wNyl an are nOw f'lly prepared 10 show
any aercLau, or other hnsihsss man who
will call upon US, that there is no need Of
sendihs hls printing abroad,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

Ras-we have received tho Reles, Rcgu-
lations nnd List Of Premiums Of the 3rd
Annual Fair Of the Fast Texas Agricultur.
Il nul Mechanical Association, 70, 1870,
10 be held at Henderson, Rusk county, COM
mcucing the ith day of0OiObcr, md con-
rinuins four day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

pa-E. III. CUSHING, Houston, Texas,
Wholesale and retail dealer In School
Books, Bibles, Hymn Books,
Sunday school Books, standard
literature, stationery, Printers
stock, Chlldren's Carriages,
Landreth's Garden seeds, impor'
ted Flower seeds, TSylncS, Paper
bags, wrapping Pupcrs, Drug
gIsts' sundries, finePockct Cut
lery, etc. ryc- ra
nay Unstable school. Books taken on
account at fair valuation according 10
c6pdition. .....
March 8, leT0-25:tf .t..r ". '..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

r@The State having been admitted into
the Union we presume that ere lOog the
civil government, according TO the plan Of
the new constitution, willb be fully set UP,
and, among other things, our county Off
GERS elect viii Be duly instslled Now,
aLet US have peace I'D
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

lear The Enquirer says the prisoners In
the Mckinney jaii broke open the jail and
leit on Monday night OF last week. The
Enquirer grows profane over the event
and says
"yo jail, no ofieors, no nothing; verify,
We are, just at this time, In hill OF n
ixl" ... ....."
lie patient, John. Unless there Is some
slip up, your duly elected officers will take
charge Of the county in short time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09
ysstor's Monitor.

pas- Our ssai0F has hal a 'sry hard
Iins The wssk, With Eve eases u measles,
sAl e,hers sisk Of ether silmsH,s in bis
house, We have had considerable job
ssrk, sHd hsAss, both editors being 'Prs'
,ioasly engaged 'hsFs Is not Rush sliis'
TiAl 10 Ilis issue,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

nBMr. William Adams has promises
rs. in July or August, vstermelOns without
seed He and Mons. Jales Reverehon viii
zee this season who can raise the Argesi
-rslon
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09
DENTAL, NOTICE.

nR. Q. u. KELLER bnyipg permanently located
In this pace Offers his professional services To
the citizens Of Dallas and surrounding country
WIN psyfptn all Operations belonging TO Tho
filling Of teeth with pure gold. Teeth Inserted from
Vnp TO an entire SGT Gold, yulcaLitc. Plntina and
Gold yulranitc combined. All operations gnaran'
teed. Terms liberal, hut cash. ...s -.
30 OGicc over Messrs.. Caruih Bros. store, North
aide or the Public Square,. .
Dallas, April ., 1SIO-2Di6m ... OH .'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

B@Our frontier correspondent, Mr..
7. i. Sianficld, favors our readers to-day
with general view of Wise county in
this Stale. Read his letter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

AaHftIiWt'sf f.lsHfiaftaf
% a. ssat sfEIf go o. eH t H.tI
hlts. ssnsf siit tfis 81 49,
istr-siiss aftia uin A. H NJ ff.
s,fisl ~ EfshAiii
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

afay.It will be seen by the Proclamation
of Gov. Davis, in to.day's III ter, that the
Legislature is called TO Aicst on Tuesday,
the 26,h inst roo -u. Ht Fa,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09


MrsE.l frRIieATieSs,-fts AiieS"oh
Z OUT musical frisnis is s'lis.l Ia he cad
e MrssTs, DilssR 4 ca, Sh"se Pasi'ea'
,ioa lo,srs al NsW York and hes'en arc
the l-'srs' NJ the kiHd in he ssan'FV' The
!. esi Ani choicest sasrel snl sentimental
, use, suuabls far The ersaR, mslOls0n
sud llana'srs e,a slWays he obtained
from this houss, Among heir recent pub
l,eaiisss is the Anrriesn Tune hook, the
'hinl sll.iSa Of which is how ready and
mesllng wish lspll sale, il contains coll
lsc,'NE 81 1904 choice pieces which have
Ifrar,l tie Esun laIl0n Of Snr Amerlsah
Charrh Mn,ie for the past tiny years
Msssrs, pii.or s Co. occupy the front
rank =. music publishers in this country
ani their publications srs known through
out the civilized world.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

p@we understand THAI the murderer o.
abe stranger in GrsysOn county, an account
Of which we published last vesk, has been
arrested by The military. No particulars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09
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Iiaif 80, Rarifss sesiArEa q .HlhA
~ q n ahtsFEs ANR 3 stAs ~ FEKA
Csiiir u5ii raFisui. ~ sHt siifF @aas -. -
falia knsst. SGT tssads aitts sasiA "a ~
Sfaipf, asaHtsla las .AAfsssss - stii fsrsl Z.
~ sltt Narit, safi so n "a, ~ galrfi IA eaiF
j !, .,fss gsc. lss h.ssafua Esi.s - .liss, "a
ts.i. Ia IL lskB a hsasss-falliaaiax iAr AIS
H. ~ fhHsash ihai state aaTilg ths sasallsfI
AtGhr Sisiian, Ill r.nEraaanrs 81 Farains stla
sas.ssns siil - fsTHishni, 18th iissiifi srIsls
4 gIsss sDa NsiFfr
f'.iin fIsek isiu he Ihiisn frTFirTF, n 49,
CarH.Ass fssniI,, asA l. ~sli'1ss~H h t-.si 49,
rs" ncsfRT ; sTKSEAs, Nla.s''. Juaals c'y
ksnsAs,
LEVI PARSONS, FFr,iasaiN k,kI- RaiiNag
Calayshs, Onss u BEasa siH.si, Ns~ fssk-
APIii ;, isIa-fssia r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

ga Powder, shot, fuse, copper cartridges
all sizes for Spencer and Henry rifles and
for pistols at the Book Store Waco.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

The Dallas Herald compliments very
highly Mr.. Carnes, of the Galveston News.
49,. go '- Houston Union.
Yes his genius, literary accomplishments
and earnest patriotism deserve oil and
more than we have said.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09
PERRYDAKAN, MID,

I,oRMERLY fthi. piate fetteetfhfly tenders his
Il professional services to the citizens oil Dallas
ind adjacent counties. ,... ........,.. L..
Special attention TO Surgery. Olstetrical cases,
and Chronic diseases Of females. He viii also ppe,
rate on and treat the eye. From an eIperienpe OF
near thirty years practice In his climate natter
myself that will be successful al. INV y,
ns,- Office at my residence f6rficris owfcd by Dr.
j. s. Saunders. q ~. f''"' "NI..' 20 -
Dallas ApriI 2, 1sT0-29tf .t ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

WASHINGTON. Apriff.LBy gencr.
ar orders the Fifth Military District
of Texas is now separate military
department, headquarters at Ans
tin, Reynolds commanding. The
Department Of louisiana ceases,
Louisiana being added 70 the De-
partment of'Texas, and Arkansas
to the Department of the Missouri.
The new Departments Of Texas will
be a part ofthe Military Division
Of the South. Troops now in Ar
Kansas will be relieved, and report
to Gen. Reynolds, commanding
Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

sayour County Representative, Capt
John ". Lane, has our thanks for Wash
inglon City papers sf n late date.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

Beaf John VI, Rawlins, ESD Of Lancaster,
has been appointed conn,yJnjse " Dallas
county, vice 4. i'ledscs, Esq, who was
elected State Comptroller.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

fsIr We are again under obligations to
Thss, Gogsan, Music Dealer, Galveston,
for music, q fol'oWs'
Fircfy Maroh-by J., u. Spencer.
Forsei-Me.NoI SehOlll,ohe-hy JlIsas
llsehi,
The siskrsl Song on Recerl-@ Howard
Paul.
Al pablisled hy J, l.. Peters, New York,
aud for sale by Thos. G1ssan, Galveston.
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Old minds are described as Gem
bers from which the sparks have
fed" .....,r. ..
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sis- n.y yer D''ss Gssts .fSs@ KR-i-
TON 4 JOHNSON,
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Ra> lou rH find Ribbons Of all kinds,
al KEA ron a. JOHNSONS.
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LOVELY.

Mrs. JOHNSON has the preftest Mill
merry in the city. 10 and see her Hats and
Bonnets. r.. -...... .|'..
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A lady who was a strict observer
Of etiquette, being unable to attend
church Sunday, sent hercarJ-
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her Mu,is seat post paid AN Y, cur
reney prices By ", u, Watkins, Waco,
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MDES-wanted by Henry Boil, for
which the highest price will be paid.
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vACCINBvIRUS.
TINHR UNDERSIGNED would inform the
i citizens az Dallas aud The surround
ing country, that he has jus, received .
quantity % genuine yAreiSG VIRUS,
aud Is prepared TO ~. 'I......-.....
vA-CCINATE
all persons who may call on him at bis
residence In the North poart Of Town.
PERRY DAkAN, MD.
Auril 0. is,0--a0st f'.' 80
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a6r Prdas Radiant Lamp Oil, for sale
by bedton & johnson. " j"