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From England.
I.v,o,.. Nov 90 $50
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Ea4a45.-Tle T,nps~ or Hs Ear1i,l
Ps1H-e os H0 .i.r'.Hf Claims.
Da- F-.- Pres.
This is .Lo-l Mayors asr... It dswasi
upa rs With ore Of rhoss ,r.yar5iaI figs
walsh r.e- 5.,..s- ana br,.i..- .. r... i.y-.--.
rressei We 5au3 oar way 30 the Thaacs
oulb-ur-er-. Through tb.aazt -l--. that were
vel l.-aial IT ss-.-l.- th,t ;ao e.-,a. li-a,s
sd5rleI auv parueu.a- illumination. aat they
-e-7el .- e.-t Of benson l.-.t-. ,r.- md anon
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I organ were NOT ele-aet IS ,.5 de.eit1ous ir-
/ greiieu-s would mass fora v-ola1 men,
a. fIrae e-...e,- g.. -.a .f-a--.. l-g-ag.- Pho
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move HOE Hul--a.-. '-- Lui=a.e hit am ile
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i-e+. inc b-r9n- o- 'ne '.af' ~ iHeae luer' amt
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me name 'H.'--.a.7a.- ".e-e ne were -.-
cl.ti. was crowded ou every .'e with ea-er
s-rh+ seaEore from, -r, ,,,-s--.--..,,,,. -,-...-
.'--i 'Nt -i.-- --s''' on '---'..e7 III ana
vice All bad reserved -1r- Mayors dag
for holiday. B.a- lT..- iri-sies bef
-..s--.i -..
sue VI '-e "-t' were -a ----a- while
ihe immense ratIc-.0- m.a. women .
AMI .ru--,7 -. Odd. .-.--.- --
we've '
-t as 'ae ty' could s1e t.eFe vas the same .
lens. e.u-r.- -..r.ti.r ~.r-.,. .l.... .r.,r..- +.
20 '-1 l'o.''o- Aii-.-e. " Oh NE ea-asu--
neat. Three sturdy --1U1:ci policemen lel the
5ar. then fn7g-e, -.-- ,-.,-. IF ...--.,.....f-
-,.-.4 -.--
--'' Wal ''D-'is A--
anus There we.e tha 1s-moncc-F, a1l clock
makers, ami several other sorts cf uoaeers and
sge-s ,st.,.,. i,--s-g .-.--s...3 OBJ. --t.-.r..
. -..;-..
ana ""i-h 4-..e i-Isus-t- us
bat the excel ieuce OF virtue aud honesty vas
-eu ~ i,-stord a---.. r-5s---.-., r. ,..s-
s,s
men came tram at gingerbread carriages
ravn ly veil 81 -omc3 steels elersntIy es7arf-
,nei. Tho-s ne .t. .,s.,,,.,-- al ..---.--
p, ,--.-.l.-..,. ,.--1..,
a. III '' s'''e-' .es l-'F Isal.lAs'
QUO % TIER an aua. EXHIBITION. One carriage
'ayeyei tie Shel III q London. another the ez-
crl lIsvo- :; , e .-,.--, .,g,.,,l-..- .rf,A.
''-' 'ii' L oi' '---ls- I'' l-e -.o-- --ays
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
Anpnlar Rfmeiiss
y yer's Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

Tie r3l utAtiCn thls e1'
celleBt Ue1lcine enjoys, Is
derived from is cures,
many u which are truly
marvellous. lnveteTste
cares Of Scrc:ulOus dir
ease, where the system
seemetsaturated with cor
ruution, have been puri-
fed and cured by it. scro-
fulous affections and disor-
ders. which were asgrava-
ted by the scrofulous CON
tamination until they were
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SCR Establishments.


Fora case q Catarrh that Dsmarit;'s North Amor
can Catarrh Remedy cannot core. Price PER pack
age Si25 two hottlss) For sale by all druggist.
CARRUTEERS & uEMERITT,
I2l Hanover Street, Bostou- Send far circular aad
home testimonials.
sept lf-lfEfnl
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Vermont Fruit Tree.

Vermont Fruit Trees
At 1HF
Gu NfPE4IN VALLEY TRSERIEs
TRIES THAT WILL LIVE
Igcis. Pc4r, Grrpe, Plum, cherry Trsss, ana
Pioneering Pi4nts. Er'r4 H1rfg, mmeHss bs4rips
Rus711u and Cr4b-Gypitf q sBeciItV.
The HI~usst Of tse Hardy FaTisftes. grour al
ORREN SHIPMAN'S,
north Of Burlington, near Winooski, Vt. on the
road % Msllett's Bay
4ysnt, tssH'td. CorrsTortfrce 'ohcitsd.
sep: 5-wiyr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02
Fife INSURANCE C0mpaRy

VPATRGSiZE HOME iNSTITt-
TIONS.::
The State Fire Insurance ComP8nf'
RUTLAND. Vt.
,iHeorP9rlfsd By At Of the Lsgi.iItrrsl
This Company is the only Fire Insurance e.. p.
gained In this State, doing business on the s,..1
Plan. Its rates are "a low As consistent with sAe3
and economy. Security ample. No rates or A''''
ments called for.
Agents wanted In the principal toU1s.
Horace II. Dyer, President E. /. Temple 80
tsry.
DIRECTORS.
G. f. GRAVES, Rutland. L. G. KlSGsLEI ha'.'l
J. W. CRANrOy, J. y. sAxrER,
IL II. DYER, q. c. HATHANAf,
j. SHELDON. Falrhavsn 10. r. MANSFIELD,
z c. ELLIS. " Z. l. TEMPLE 90. ,.,,f
W. D. MARSH Clarendon L. BArcHstL1s VA ''
Aug lS-w6m
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Kid Gloves.

fu.l l.lo % the plpulA- Alexandra, at mlcl less
than NsW Tora prices Cheaper qualities 81 cor
r,'l niin- pr.ces. We have a Few dozen desirable
shades n1c, w-.st, baton Stoves, .vhc, We shall
ss,Ist
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

Eou SCs-a & ~. sire Esls.to.
" EEH lJts
spit6l sgd -urHi-.. @.H1
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albany CEty a{,sgraECe &c.
or ALBAFT. p. y
Capital and Surplus. t5g..a.
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ECnGVEi5cU5 Sire ASS E9.
JE HARTFORD. CONN
fHpItsl aud -u..Iue. ESQ.,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

TIE -e,.ae % C.t,.a 0oots p. fl. understood aat
ea-r,-raaH.1- f-.,s' made. We slaags keep large
ass rtusrt srt eli. ,y The yari, p.eoo OF psrsa;e.
O.. the ..es't p-i-es Ne have NV a1 assortment
q Cotton G..l- 7h.-h W. Ore prali o. display. At
.css p-.cs- tas- a. any t.me since tbs var. We
would cab part c1ia- attention 20 so-c splendid
aus. -ez l1;-s y -e 1r. ~1 shcetl-'. Caesa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

We copy as follows from the
Charleston Courier:
Judge Carpenter, reform candi-
date for Governor, was aliuding TO
the heavy iiicrease of taxes, when
Powell Smythe interrupted him,
saying, May l ask you a question,
Judge?'
The Judge-"Certainly; if yon
will allow oatterward to ask you
ono. >.
Smythc-"What was the tax on
slaves in 1866" Haao
Tho Judge-"Thcre was not n
slave 10 the United States in 1866. "
Smythe-"I mean IN 1865 "
The Judge-'Thcre were hone
then" ~ a
Smythe--"Well, mean in 1861 >,
Tho Judge--''I don't know; at
that time was not here, | was on
the other side, fighting in the Un-
ion army. And now for my cues
tion !"
caro- you the man who had wife
and SIX children in Clarendon, and
went to. Columbia, Joined tho Scott
Hing rich by bribery, and married
another woman there?'
The crowd-"Ycs, that's so; he's
the man"
Smythc (shocpishly)-"I wasn't
married to the first one"
The Judge-"Tho children were
your own 2"
Smyther-"Yes, but she was not
my wife; or ly lived with her"
The JHdge-"You were in the
Legislature two years. Now I'll
tell you law that you don't seem
TO know anything about That law
makes man and woman, who have
lived together as you have in this
case, man and wife; and ifyou don't
mind you will 70 to the penitentia-
ry rs bigamist, instead Of going
to the State Senate p
This was too much; the crowd,
white and black. who knew OF
Smytbe's viIlainy, yelled, and the
poor devil slunk away in the crowd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12
CONFEDERATE moNUMENT.

The corner stone Of Il monument
Of the Confederate dead was laid in
the cemetery Mt Atlanta, Ga, on
the 18th. All the Masonic and Odd
Fellow orders were in attendance.
IN address was deli,crcd BY Grand
Master Samuel Lawrence. The fol-
lowing were tho articles deposited
in the stone:
a beautiful Confederate flag, Civ
en- during the war by Confederate
prisoner in Louisville, kt two
miniature Confederate Tags memo
rial of Gen LEG; likeness Of Gen.
Lee; batch df Confederate Currcn-
cy; two fifty cent bills: one $50
and fifty dollars Confederate
currency; Confederate and Fed
eral postage stamps; Chinese
coin, several cents of Virginia, of
ancient dates two nickel five cent
pieces; silver half dollar said to have
been obtained from jeff Davis wag-
on train; names and badges of La
dies Memorial Association.
The wine poured on tho stone was
given by boy in gray" in 1861
to Miss Sall;e J. Edwards to be
| drunk when the Confederacy was
recognized. The event not being
likely to happen in our day and
generation, Miss Edwards thought
the wine could be appropriately
used in baptising the monumental
corner stonU.
-TE.lvo,ton Nnuo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12
Peraenai non, reAas.

iPaa ihe lsrss Asg AaFkeTl
Siaes oar lasi nnnher went "a
fPnss, we hsye enjoyed tho happY
satisfaction nf taking by the hand,
both In our lanelnm and elsewhere,
such prominent Texans as eS-Gov,
/ TuT0pSN0aVuN, oil cuiliR county,
/ who is horo Ia tao working interest
I u Tao Trans Continental Railway
--lhe great Pacific route ~ Texas
lie gives us tho most aalloring in
! !fiFmation concerning the road 5 il-
'Hrc rapid construction,
}. ES-Aliy. Gohl Gco u Fl0nTnny.
is stopping ~ tho Metropolitan lio-
'toi with hlsarcompllshel lady, llo
it.a Is dev0llng his splendid legal
talents Ia tho constructive Interests
OF tho great International feSa,
Rallroal. The Legislature of TeNas
has appropriated si0,0Ol per mlio
to aid The early completion Of this
magnificent enterprise,
Con Clark. n, T., from the Third
Congressional District, Texas, is al,
80 here looking amer the material
interests of the State.
Hon Is II, Epperson, 4, w,
Houae, Senator Bowers. Mai, W. A.
,iuylur, Mai West, aud other dis,
,.nguishci politicians are here and
nobly engaged In promoting the va
riops interests Of Texas.
Among the merchants now hero
aud who have been here within the
lust f1w days, are; Mai J. $ SELLERS,
OF the Galveston House of ] S, Sci.
lcrs X Co, c 4, Darl!ng, oil iious.
tnn Thus. huckman. of Helena,
J. { liwton. oi Luvaca, Geo. Ball,
Of Pail, Hutchins i Co. Galveston,
Geo Schneider, OF Geo. Schneider
4 Co, Galveston, aud 4 Il Thomp-
son, of same place, w, c. Randall,
of Brcmond, L. VI, Collins, OF Den.
ton, Erastas Rccd and Peter Gala.
gher, Of San Antonio. II, Il Bell, of
Wcatherfurd, WIN. lIcadcn, of Cor
puS Christi, besides numerous others
whom wo have not been able 10
greet,
They are stopping in all parts of
the city aud give quite u Texas air
to our various hotels.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12
rtsc Late Flood sn the Colorado.

Tho Austin Journal says the
Colorado fell about as rapidly as it
rose. 1t was within the banks
again on the 18th.
The same paper Of the 22d says
the overflow was very disastrous
A number Of lives We're lost Scores
of families have been rendered
homeless, and hundreds have seen
all their property swept away.
The Austin Journal Of the 23d
says: The stage that was caught
by the food, in the river bend ut
Nash's, unable to either advance or
retreat, carried over two thousand
pounds of mail matter. The river
came up to the house, and scwpt
away all the hay and most of the
crops at that point. Col. Risher
sent down n wagon yesterday with
orders to make every possible effort
to obtain the mail, The, return OF
the wagon and mail is looked for
to day, when we shall begin to re-
unto our broken links with tho
outward world
,,.a ~ not = A. A.. snnt r. ,h. h,ttom of
T;,,,, Tu1 ',Ds ,.;'on ~ ] ,r,,,n Cnmernn and
,ho 'o'l, nnno.;,o l,i I,ni, nfthn river ali
,n ''o c,!1',a p"s';S ~ .hn hG,ioni Horn 6ood
Wv VI II n,anns ,vhero ,bo current
ou "a i''o ,s;e .s - o,rn,, .he cnt
was ng' s ~ 49,, ;,l ." Ja,ao',o ~ yos done
WI Tn n.'' cn, "p' Marnos " p;onoor soys f,ur
- "o % 'rara Jrou.nod Lv ,lc fresh-
"'S oNT n" 49, -, 49, ,i,o' i, U.vs
e'' o'' i,o,iiPso" ,,na .Isn dro,n
cou"ty' q ~, ~" H.. s.om "o ,hn ,ro;,tb
~, = n,, ,e".s .H" -. a,.nn,.r,;n, Laa
VI '''0 i,.in.' @ oo" - - a,,Sn ell.
. ceo' '"ely-. ., ,.,,l. - ,,a NJ.
,1ncoa' ,, me III go al e,"to,,, "V oro IN
Moone9 ~. '"i,; n;oDo, "no go ,s s,,,an,oar M
ruins no : I.a,..,,,,a ,ol,e.' - H.. ~ CoIn
roes ",io W w" -: ,ISi,.,, IT, - ~ nd
@ @I"uo o.ernom ~ :" i .ms,;n "S NJ.
zen ni'les ooIow I, nu's D o'
Nance. 1onn c,c anu Io'Ipn ~ G ~ NJ -
Jas; nance, Nv w. .. - Soa S"UA SUI HI. ~
BickSUn, 10, Ut "No1uS' O'Ps, T,,,ia., i.1no
Dr' uhomPSon' 1u's1 1,,:a".,a nne,''"a,"i !
tne me9e"ses 10, anu , ,.a,'o,,,"d n"v g. ho
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

LEE MEMoRfAL AssoclATIox.-
The soldiers meeting, at Lexington,
appointed an executive committees,
who were empowered to- elect OFF,
GERS of a Lee Memorial Association.
and perfect tie organization. Tho
design is to have all the State ia
the late Confcderacy represented on
the list Of officers and to form CO.
ordinate associations. 10 push ON
the good work Of greetings a suitable
memnrial, The plans of the COM
mittec have not, Of course, been
perfected. but it is suggested as
appropriate that an equestrian stat
uc shoaid be erected or tie Wash
ingtpn College grounds; that bust
should be placed la the vesiibule of
the chapel which he bniit. and arc.
cnmbent statue OIL his toshb. IL is
singularly fortunate that the a1rai-
rablc bast of Gen. Lee, which Mr.,
Fenable secured last summer, VIII
furnish the needed model
A charter for the ASSOCIATION will
at once be obtained from the Y.r-
GINA Legislature.
-fGairpsfon SsxA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12
TnE AEs.t.V II0RRoR.

We ssall o.isr no apology for de-
voling - much sfoar space to-day
~ ah exposure 0f ilo Teeent TRACE
ay ia Dewitt county, Ia which the
Stale f-llee lisunel 80 pr0minenl-
ly, As all good iEen feared, the p0-
lice bill Is learihg ils legilima,o iruit
The mAulrTers and Gssperad0eS
thal Gen, Reynolds suereedvd in
driving 0ai 0i the State are return-
Ing u accept positions 0n lhe State
Police, or 10 hsenmo volunteer aids,
aud thus carry ia lholr pockets a
license 10 klll and murder Ihc'laW
abiding ciliEons, We have a great
deal moro testimony which ffnm
time Ia time We shah give the puh-
lio, showing tho dcplorsblc oondi-
tlnn Of tho people Ia many portions
o. the State.
To-day wo have not room even
fir editorial c1mment, hrlhrc than
to say lhat Doctor White and Bill
Sultan, who figured - prominently
in the arrest aud murder orthe Kol-
ly5, stand charged in Bastrop coun-
~ with the murdcr of Charles TGy-
lor aud n German citizen, and tho
w0unding Of another German in the
town Of Bastrop, u little over two
years ago. Thoy plundcrcd Tay-
lor of his clothes aud fine saddle,
and would have killed Mr.. Sharp,
but for tho interference Of the cit!-
<ens. They then started with Mr.,
Sharp for Dewitt county, but kill.
cd him the first night near Mr.. FL
sons in Caldwell county, and re-
ported that he tried to escape.
Austin Republican.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

TERRIBLE llURRicANE-Two THOU
SAND LIVES LOST .-Wc learn from I,
Havana letter of Oct. ls;h, in the
New York Tribnno, that terrible
hurricane hid passed over portions
of the Island OF Cuba, causing i'm
mensc damage. At Malanzas Il Ii.
dul wave inundated the ground on
which the rai!road dcpo,s were sit.
mated. and when tho sea rcccdod
dcpots. trains, passengers and hous-
es all disappeared. Two thousand
PERI ons are stated TO lave been lost.
Tho damage to property was cnor-
nous. In the country the growing
cane and other crops were damag-
ed.
A part Of tho city of Cardcn0s
was destroyed, The interior Of the
island, back of Cardenas aud Ma
tanzas, is dcsolatpd, Cane here
sustained less damage than other
crops.
The hurricane was the sevcrcst
which has visited the Island within
Il century.
There was great loss to cooperage
and stock in warehouses.
The French mail steamer DARN
was lost-aIl hands saved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

CArlNEg CHAAUis Ils isrr,-
ident has bveu very bn-y Il o0nsul-
talion concerning the change. made
rcgcssa'y by the retirement Of Sevro
ArY CuN, Il seems that immol e.
nlcly amer lis resignation TLs re-
ecivul and accepted, ihe posi,i0n
was tcuyvreh u Ne DrRna, who
agreed 10 Ryrcpt il pr5yii' he
could have the PRIVILEGE of n,n.np
q sucucs5ar for tho Commissioners of
Internal ReycnuO, so ~ to insaro
h!s numerous friends ia tho purau,
aud espori lily IN Ohio, against 10,
moval, Mr. Boutwell, very natural.
~ desired 10 ho consulted in tho
matter, anlitOt oncc became appar.
cni ihst his Idea, IN regard 10 new
Commissioner, and those of Mr..
pclano, d.d ani agree. Tho lnttcr
wishes the President 70 appoint Gen.
! u, II. Cuwan, now supc visor If
Southern Ohio, aud ~ consultation
L. Jay the prcsilcat was strongly
,nc!incd 20 maRs the appointment.
la caso he docs, tho Presidents
ncar lrivnGs assert that IL will Ia.
volvo a direct break with Secretary
Boutwell,. That tac Preliinnt has
already taken some steps lookinl
10 change ~ lie Treasury Depart.
ment before meeting Of Congress.
BUGFALo, NOVEMBER l-$ihort
shoks oi earth quake were felt ut
O'Clock doors aud windows wciN
shaken 10 damage.
81. Lou;s, Nov EMBER 1.-The Al.
lon aud Ga!.aghor fight is oil.
WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER l.-Tha
commanding oaircr Mt Fort Mc'Irl-
rs is directed 10 bold himself in,
readiness, wi h troops his command
to support tho U. S. Marshal of Mar
yland, IN enforcing law during tho
week ofclcction, ifncrcs,ary.
LONDON, November . -Gambctta
was pctioncd to organize the scatter.
cd forces. lie answered that tho
salvation OF the people vas in their
owh hands. The Government could
not even supply then with arms.
The loss OF DVon = .,nrgrd to in
competency oftiaritu iI, scandna-
ian OIL e:s Paris adv COS repro.
sent ardor Of the pcop!c unatcred.
Fresh meat sufficient for month or
six wccis IN hand, and s"l' d pro.
visions enough to last until The ond
of January.
The London Standard c0ntradicts
tho report Of IL Legi!ilnist and Or
Icanist Conference in Switzerland.
The London Times has II dispatch
from Versailles stating that nego-
tiations for German unity arc pro-
crossing Bun decided that King
William assumes the title Of Empc-
rOr Of Germany. All Englishmen
and Americans were to have left
Paris the 2Sth ult. Tho British
Embassy at Paris placed all the val
uablo documents in cellars.
Tours, November 2.-Thc coun-
try in front oflhc prussian advance,
in the direction OF. Tours, is stripped
OF every thing, and the road obS,Iuo-
ted Old men and children wcro
orlere to leave their homes ON tho
approach Of tne chemy, tho State
toprovdc for theii protection.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

During our. little skirmish "be
lies like an army telegram" passed
10 a proverb. but when we read the
European dispatches We are satis-
fed that American correspondents
were mere amatears IN the art OF
lying aud tyros in deception.
= TGalvest0n News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12
OdI Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.

Ty,gT f1IiavIur r.sa'lniinHs sris adopted ~ w
..rsf rlrsrius ~ he pa'las lsiFr' No "
90 p NaV rs, ih5ni
A. 'r'i. Tho lsuiss siaHe !U,l Tho right i'
tt,ss,ffg o. 1Lr t"nHiHif. ..-
. Toe r,.hi ~ lYral in oar rfeihas y w N
,utgnN itr rnr a.- ~ lui hn' ~ ,iFinr ~ h~ini
H. --i .ts''ins ln ihs i'iF' AZ Ihs 'lwo y a'ml,'
~ Nui,4 Lui mrm'srrs ~ f's.l 'iani'ls ~ ssi.'
t,.n'ar I.s 10 sut Ihrif lnucia'r i.rllltrs saA D
lg'trr.l. uH cat o. mrirry. "
4. The Imu .l,a;r family ~ m.ma'r ecn,l''s .
III Viy, v,iog Aai n.IrAf rh''iirh anu h0"'
'U.HHs
q. IleTi.hi rtasrs when m"flhrr sl'pehIeu
expelled 90 iilidtass i-tWan"hi.f h"n w "i",n n
'fur m. ,nl..fr "f the inm~dts'e Atiilr ni ~
nrsI-n, ar tAislio Odd Fellow which a"rr intrI,d
,r,I. b. ,a. In good .tanhf IN the ORDER shall tr
t.tmlti-i o. rrm,in n1d'''tdtd' hh' As sh''' be
,l,l,,rrrA from sfy further irieiinrnis,
nrf. ,. ". Hunt ls appointed 10 iats change ol
the Ccms,vfy, aui are that this recitation "eH'
forced,
WAGNER, y. c.
Aiir.i: u e.. c,,IraEit, Secretary
nt'ia,. Iirc I. lS-n -'1.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

CONTEMPLATE SLAUeHTKE II
CHfsA-A Bombay dispatch says
the Chinese have fixed q day for
the sib8ehter of ail Foreigners
There Is much excitement among
Fnelish and French residents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

The New York Times having tar
dily recognized the murder by ,l"n-
NJ Of Miss Blrston, the Massachr
sctts school teacher, in tho cours.
Of comment says
III is dangerous AMI unfair to
ScheraiZc against whole bodies OF
inlivit!ua!s because ef The msbu
baylor Of part Of thoir number, and
tEt ttilo applies to boys as we'll ss
to mon.
Yes, this is precisely and exactly
what you have been doing every
blessed day Of the week for tho
last five years. A man on the from.
tier, Il law book is never seen, il
hang for cattle stealing, and forth
with you argnc that every Tcxar
would hang bis grahdH,thor cn any
small prov oratiOn.
-iGslycs;on News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12

A good story is told Of tho. lato
NJ, de Balznc. One night, willie "
ing awake in bed, he saw u man en-
ter his room cautiously, and at
tempted to pick the lock Of his wri-
ting-desk. The rogue WAS not
littlc Disconnected at hearing a loud
laugh from tho occupant Of Tho
apartment, whom he supposed to
be asleep. "Why do you laugh" ;.
asked the thief Is am laughing,
my good fellow" said II. dc BaIzac,
"to think what pains you arc TAX
ing. and what risk you run, in honcs
Of finding money by night in place
where the lawful owner cannot find
any by day"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12
Raeing CaIendaF.

l For tho heneIit OF those 0f0nr raa-
ders Interested ia the speed ~ hons
O., we give the following, whieh we
flnd in tie Turf, Field aud Farm,
and which pnrP0rls IA be a c0mple,s
record of the mos, important racing
events that have occurred;
One mile, pacing under saddle,
August isl, blly noyee, s;lal; slil;
s;sOt,
/ one mile, pacing In harness, ls5s,
Pct, 81 heat, s;iSA,
/ One mile, pacing, TO wagon, Jane
sls,,'5 Pouahontas, 2'l54,
Two miles, pating, 1929, Bowery
Boy, under saddle, 5; 0ls.
Three mile, pacing, 1913, Oneida
Chief nnder saddle, Beao "a Course,
y, j., T;ii,
Ono mile, trolling, under saddle,
Dexter, els,
One mile IN harness, August II,
1861, at Buffalo, Dexter against time
2;l7t,
One mile in harness, over River,
side half mile track, Boston, July
80, 1867, Dexter. 2;i9.
Ono mile, with RAINING mate,
June 2lst, Ethan Allen, three heats,
each the msiost on record, 2:l5; 2;lUi
2:l9. ..
Fastest and best double team race
by Ben Fra akin aud Jessie Wales,
Mystic Park, Boston, Sept, 20, 1867
2;39 ]; 2:S2; 2;3i.
NcbocSlish and Mcdoc trott6d u
mile July 81, 1868, at Buffalo, in
2;322; 2;3i.
. Fastest and best wagon race on
record, May 2s, '6s, Fashion Course,
Lady ThOrnc, 2;2i; 2:25t; 2;26.
Fastest wagon time on record, by
Dexter, second heat, Fashion Course,
June Z, 1867, 22i.
One mile, TO wagon, June IL, 1866,
second heat, George Wilkes, 2:25.
One nile, to wagon, May 81 1851,
Flora Tcmpie, 1926.
Two milo heat, in harness, Aug |
l6, so, Flora Temple, 4:50A.
Two miles, to wagon, October 27, |
1868, second heat, Dexter, 4:5G3.
Two miles, I'd wagon, 1865 first
Gen. Butler, 4;5Gf.
Three miles, under saddle, Oct.
1899, Dutchman, 1924,
Three miles, in harness, Flora
Temple ". time, 1888.
Three miles to $50 pound wagon,
Kombc Jackson, SOB
Four miles, under saddle by
Dutchman, 1051
Four miles, in harness, Trustee,
1l:C6.
Four miles to 255 pound wagon,
Salie Green, 1856. sH
Five miles, in harness, Morrissey,
at Detroit Horse Fair, Aug. 26,
1868, 1871,
Five miles To wagon, Aihoricus,
in 1S4l, on Long Island, 1854
Ten miles in harness, John
Stewart, Riverside, half mile track,
Juno 30, 1868, time 2S:021.
Ten miles in harness, November
IL, 1858, Prince, 2S:OS1. 20
Twelve miles, in harness, Phla-
dclphia, Top Gallant, $500.
Twenty miles in harness, Capt.
McGowan, half milo track, 1925.
Twenty miles to wagon, Jno
Stuart, Fashion Course, Sept. %,
1868, 1928 ''"
Fifty miles to wagon, driver and
wagon weighing 400 lbs, Oct. IS,
1855, Spangle, 3.59:04.
Ono hundred miles in harness,
November II, 1858, Cohqucror, 8
$3.50. ,s+...4
One hundred miles in double har- |
ness, Master Burk and Robin, 10.
1922. n 1