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126 Acre S,
MORE OR LESS.
being the same and all the land desc ribed
in and conveyed by deed from Edwin
HI. Webster and wife to Elisha Whitney,
dated May 4th, 1868, and recorded in Lii
Der A. L. j., No. 20, folio 800, one of the
land record books of Hartford county.
This land lies about two miles from the
village of Aberdeen and about four miles
from Hayre de Grace, near Hoopman's
Chapel, and adjoins the lands of Jarrett
Gilbert and others, and has good Apple
Orchard and other moderate Improvements
and is well adapted to dairy purposes.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree are-that third of the pur-
chase money shall be paid in cash on the
day of sale, onc-third in one year and one
third in two years thereafter, the credit
payments to bear interest from the day of
sale, ard be secured by note or bond ofthe
purchaser with security approved by trus-
tee.
EDWIN H. WEBSTER,
Trustee.
Havre Republican copy.l
my27
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CHOVELS, Spades, Forks, Hoes and Gar
- den Rakes, for sale by |. AMOS,
Bel Air
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TESTlM ONIALS.

Bel Air Hartford Co., Md Feb ls, 1870.
Il. NJ. ALLEN, Ag't, Darlington, Nd Dear
Sir-l have used the No 2 Mower called 1.-THE
"Cayuga Chief on my farm in the harvest of
of 800, and think it the best Mower | ever
saw.
1t worked we'll, and gave me entire s.tsfnc-
ton. cheerfnlly Jmmend this Mower for
farmers, feeling assured that il will give satsiuc.
ton For durability, speed, light draft &c,
believe it TO be 'uncqualed" by any Mower
that ever saw.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
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Improved Rose Wash

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Use HelmbOld'S Fluid Extract Buchu

In all diseases of these organs, whether existing
in male or female, from whatever cause oriyina-
ting, and no matter of how long standing. 1t is
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Those suffering from brokendown ,r delicate
constitutions, plocure the m'dy al once.
The reader must he aware that, however
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il is certain to affect IT,. bodily health aud mem
tai powers.
III the above diseases require the mid of a Diu-
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is ACRES,
| Rood and 10 Perches of
LAND,


and Is particularly described in a deed
from Miles White and Others to John W.
Wells, dated November 9TH, 1868, and re-
corded in Liber A. l.. j., No. 3, folio 257,
one of the Land record books of the Cir
cult Court for Hartford county.
The land is in good state of cultivation,
and is most desirably located, being with
in short walk of Aberdeen station.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the de-
cree are that one-third of the purchase
money shall be paid on the day Of sale, one
third in six and one-third in twelve months
thereafter the credit payments to be secu.
red by notes of the purchaser, with securi
ty approved by the trustee, and bear inter
est from day ofsale.
STEVENSON ARCHER,
Trustee.
j. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer my31
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NONE ARE GENUINE
Unless done up in STEEL Engraved wrapper, with
fac-simile OF my Chemical Warehouse, and
signed
II: Il. HELMBOLD.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

tis sam aRl1IsNs. GA. tar.
sect a. a. msis 81 prsslssion 10
D. iakfn ID The llsi "A l,tfemhfr.
lsIs Ths linioa fsfs iisilrosd
C0saisany --sosihsfn hranth-hos
the Mi.snari, kassss snd TrNss
ilaiiroad ,ompany 80 kansas ani
Naosia Naiisy llailnai Os,mpsny
and the lessehsasib, Isswwnesahi
and Puri Gib.1h ilaiirssi Csmlany,
wcro Tally hssni In he sisli q
il,sir i's'FseiiVs eompeuits a. tsh,
siraet roilnras ffeia ihe slalisrh
Iourllfy 3. hsisss lhr0afh i.a
lndisn Territory siso o1.silsgsi
the ohiee,inus of representatives ~
.reTtslR lhdian lrii~s hroash
whose lanis the projected iines VI
road wouii Pass.
Amer a e&rsfal examination, !
reached the eonriasion that the en-.
isliag laws ani treaties aasheriIe,i
the construction Of one raiirOad on
eerisiR conditions, which neither
company had thea performed, On
a subsequent hearing il Was shown
that The frsi named e0mnahy isad
completed its road % a designed
paint On Iha. boundary. and l held
that ID MS enlilled 10 exlend lie
line through said territory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
fORElan NEWS.

Nrs Osisass. Dss l.-Ths Sc
iiciiu Thfairc luhn lisr tins Store
r,.um. slillrTs fgf1s hisase sud
l.iucrs salis were destroyed NJ
hrr. which 0Tisinsiod tbs nnTniug
in the iGoperir roam al The lhealrr
AdiEnipg uUildinss nero dsinsEed
ils.s seabViso, irsarzep sioo Ooo
in los-al companies leo hrsmeA
rapFlei nn'isF falleR ruins.
II npolissi tina, GesernaT Var
m0lh visits Washington 10 sfies
ihu n,noral ii Postmaster laWsil,
Marshal Packard aRd Assassor tHa-
lvri, Who, with l.ivuien4nl Tavern
~ nuna, STAND in the NAY OF GOV,
Warmoih's s,hemes,
WAsHiNnoN, Dee, i,-GaveFn0r
warm0alh dimes with Gran, a DAY,
IL i understood that a m0yemenl
j. aEsol "a rem0ve Federal ofiirers
Ia Louisiana, whn dld rot set with
'hc slraigh, i."I nblieahs ia the ~
csnt rlvcliOn.
BRRNBAs, Dee. f.-ThS oliiuial
returns give llaekHsrlh, Radical,
- white aHd SAG o,iloEsl votes, Ar
n"ld, Radical, - white and 49, col
9rcd Votes Alexander DvmOeral,
81 white sud - colored Vslcs,
Two oolorod PRISONERS IrOko out
Of jail last Bighl and cot il GA hrs,
IL Was vRIirely consumed. IL IL
supposed that Waite prisoner aud
q white lunalio Nerv burned up
c"LuNBus, Dec, 2.-ksd.o..i Sou.
alor aud Representative are elvvtsd,
Thompson 10 DEFEATED by about liO
votes,
iluSNyILLE. Dee. 1.-The Con.
Scrvalivc ticket IL elected In the
Cherokee and Houston District, by
about 500 majority.
HrNPsIEAD, Dee, 2.-frcighl
train broke n calvert near Brcnham,
smashing two ears. Another cul.
vert broke near Chappeil Hill and
three ears badly smashed.
Freight train ran oil tho track
near Began. ..a-
Nobody hart. ..ll-..
LONDON, Dee, 2. kilograms 10
tho Times says Prince Frederick
Charles is retiring before the army
OF tho Loire, which is in great force,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
The difference.

The radical party is the party o
false pretensc.
It is tile party Of heavy taxes.
1t is tho party Of canal, whiskc,
aud railroad rings.
1t is the party OF n,onopolists.
II is the party of dishonest cana
n infringement.
II is the party of bribery an'
corrnption. ETY. -i'.
It's the partyof enalflegisla,ion
It's the party that iavors the fcH
attic expense oftlS many.
IL is .bo party OF agitation ant
national disturbance.
Il Is the party of Federal inter
ference in the affairs of States.
PER CONTRA:
The democratic party, on tn
Other hand, is the party of nationa
Prosperity.
Il is the party of honesty.
Ut is tho party of equitable am
: decreasing taxes.
It is the party &c national honoi
and national security. -
II is tho party Of honest cana
management. :.
1t is the party Of honest J. gisla
ton.
1t is the party Of opposition 10 al
forms of monopoly.
II is the party Of free trade.
1t is the party Of national peace
and reform.
IL is the party ofthe Constitution.
New rork World.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

Rsa.A meeting was held in Tyler recent
p, got mp evidently in the2intcrcst of Ty-
,rr and Tyler alone, which has been desig
noted by he iignifci name OF Convcn-
ion Of The people of Eastern Texas, in
which resolutions bavc been passed that u
new state, TO be called the State Of East
rexas,,be formed out OF Che territory ocTcx.
ds, with the boundaries indicated in wha
s known us the Congressional plan for the
division Of said State; the western bou nda
ny being the Trinity River. A resolution
vas also subsequently, adopted TO incini,
IN said State Dallas, Tarrant, and o;hel
counties that stradilc the main Trinity.
Now, go far as Dallas, and we believe vi
mny safely say he whole Of North TcHosr
is concerned, We emphaiicaliy protes
against any such scheme. lf East Texas
hat is, the portion bounded on The Nor'i
y the ga degree of altitude wishes new
ate, she is welcome to itsnd We shall not
Inject; bat We do object TO these echeI lers
ickins on 10 their new state the fair terri
DRY OF North Texas. We shall have more
TO say ON this subject at another time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

To o. Dbl ssie ltufnal a ihf
ga hes IoasIrE hitter o. o.
suaiur Morgan a. llumiliun. Be-
vlifh be- dcHosiites asis a ihU To
rsillaan asirHy a ihc lSg'sla
lufr. spi Governor DAVIES poles
~ iFoniisr praefiiOn afair's Ia
dians. w hat iriraihos In prr-rni
the whole iriicr ihis Wc,'k, bat is
lsngih prslules, snd 4 will have
10 Ia over ~ Oar nest is>aa Whist
ever may b. sail about ihe ,iov-
rTu"rs management in tho nrg'o-
ilaiinn ~ ihe li0n,ls Mo sido with
the Governor ia tie opinion that
there Is dniy 10 suffering hsusSHi-
~ higher than me1o ss-ssftVTatun-
Of business, NiffA sanctions an bic
'KaTls - kf.er ioree On ihe mon
tieV Mr nsmillon seems IL lhink
'lssI the .uii'Ting people ol1he in,n-
tier eau Wail lhc VanVcRienco 0f lhe
government, hold slill aud permit
their sral'- 10 be taken, aud their
women Outraged, nngil b. a sloW
aud persuasive policy the govern
mont shall be able Ia e0nlrol the
savagrs who pride in ,hs Number al
scalps they take, and delight u
ennmerair them by i"gks ol diner
,nt rol6red hair attached 10 their
hunting shirts, Appeals TO snelI
barhar.ans, willie shrloks 81 agOny
gl up from d,s0lsled households,
arc not consistent with go,. ulRe
sympathy Zoe suffering human ma
ture Ihoogh they may satisfy peo'
pie who mcaSnfe the mode al re
prcssion hy the comparative cost
This may bc u very good Grant an,I
Hamilton palivy, but il is not n
humane policy, and cannot bs sc'
cep,nblcto people oforilnary human
sen,ihilitics. The whole difficulty
conld soon BE- crushed oul by u little
Rumanisn, which would say Ia
these sSyaScs, We hold your lribvF
rcsonsib'e For every outrage com
mitied by any Of your members
II you surrender the murdcrers for
execution well, il not we will cxtcr,
inmate every man of the tribe
This would soon settle the difficulty
in ono way or the other. lfslangh.
ter of tribes followed ontrngcs, the
onns would DO upon the tribe itself.
III IL could control its members as
well as the whites control their
murdcrcrs. But Morgan comes
down upon the fraudulent Tubsi-
dies to railroads, the Legislative
corruption and the printing bill, in
way that indicates that their in
famous character IL so gross that
they smell terribly in oven Repub.
lican rustrils, aud no thinks no
party ran bear up under the effect
ofsuch Legislation, aud that "thosc
who engineered il through, acted
upon the full conviction that their
lease Of power WAS short; and not
likely to be renewed. They there
fore made up their minds 10 grail
what they could while they had the
power"
This is the way it looks to all
people, except those who pariakc
Of the plundcr.
-[Clarksville Standard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

It's to be hoped that this year.
cruel experience will satisfy ON
farmers ofthe folly Of planting cot
ton tc The exclusion Of everything
else. Cotton ten cents, and corr
ninety, will certainly prove a snfii-
eient warning for tho future Tbs
same amount Oflabor which iitakss
10 cultivate one acre ofcotton viii
cultivate two acres of corn. FROM
the acre OF cotton you viii proba
biy esther three quarters of a bale
which az ten cents per p8nnd would
only hiring yoa $3.50. vithoui
counting the eost of banging nod
ties. ginning. ctc. TIE t~0 seTe'>
fern which tho same lahgr would
have Yielded, nj ai0w. e-iinafe 81
Il bnsheis. worth a. prc-rHt prices
ssssa GOD B0nbafn News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
Report Of the Secretary Of the
INTERIOR q ,.rr

INTERIOR 20
WAsHlyoroN, ID. G., Nov. "a
The report OF the Secretary of the
Interior has the following regard.
ing the Southern forts: For Fort
Moultrie. Charleston. an approprla-
ton is required of $4,000, eStiniat
cd cost of mndfi atoms $50, 900 ;
Fort Sumter, Charleston. s50.U00,
estimated t,st for completion sSI,
OO0,Fcrl ] hnson, Charleston. $4,000;
Castle Plnknev Charleston, $1,000
Fort Jackson Savannah river, Ca,
SIG, 600; Fort Pula Xxi, Ga. s53.0dO ;
Fort Ciinch, Amelia Island, Fla,
$50. 900, estimated amount required
for completion. 1O6. GOO, Fort yetfer-
son, Toringa@. Fla, ssS.OOe: Fori
Morgan Mobile Bay Aha. sl,hef't
Fort Gaints. Mobile Bay Afa-
5000; Fu Pike. 4 = Ct : i'ass, l. /.
"a 90 !, Fort Naeos,5 .CEicf ~
tnr Pass La s240eg; Fort JaSs;
~on la STA tsat dc-tiunste sis'iue
eosi Of the work s1ei .0ee Fort 81.
Phillip. La. s75. D01. estimated tosi
osihe' works sl95. soes For Living
sson. la. SIS 600. i--s "A
Also the following, regarding
Par. fie railroads IN which TT S9sth
- interested 1t The close u he
last fscai year abe amount - sub
~15ptf0s sock of She i5outhern Pa
etc fa-'t "a US $500 600 aetiai
Ia paid 10. 1855 900 has cohirse-
led fgr tie pzrri.ase Of the San
Frsne;yco and $40 Jose raiirOa9 fsr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

CoSGREss.-Tho total number OF
members of the IIonsc Of Reprcscn-
tativcs Is 243. Tho Republican ma
iority in the last House was S.
This majority viii, in all probability.
l,c reduced 10 ga gain Of "a mem
bers for the Democrats. California.
Connecticut, Georgia, Mississippi
and Texas have yet TO elect mem
hers for the 42d Congress. Giving
California all Democrats. Mississippi
ali Republicans, and dividing the
other States yet 20 elect equally,
the Republicans majoriiy viii be 81
d. may be reduced by the "a mem
hers ye, 10 elect considerably below
Si-pcrbsps 20 ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

SuoorIYG.-The quiet of our city
was disturcd on Tuesday last by q
shooting affray at the New Idea,
which resulted in the wounding oI
Mr.. John Ragsdale, from a pistol
shot by Mr. T. F. Pounds. The
ball penetrated the left shoulder
where it still remains. The wound
though very painful, is not con,id
cred dangerous. Ragsdalc fired
two shots at Pounds after receiving
1 ball, but did not strike him The
iormer gentlemen is well cared foi
at the Mcleod House: the latter
has been placed under $500 bond.
Paris Examiner, Dee. 3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

Sas' Pauen, Republican, was elected
Representative from the l0,h Senatorial
District, (McIellan and Falls Counties by
II majority Of GIL over Clarke, Democrat,
20 fiji the vacancy accustomed by the dea ID
Of Robert Crudup. The election, says the
register, passed on in the most quiet and
orderly manner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

VI FNN H'"VH W'I''F W """'F ~
becs Tor all eonesrne Lad the Texas lar
Hsrs raised more Germ aud NhsaI sal lees
eg,lou, win the farmers show a', neat
: ,sr, ia, hey learn wi''lam from expert
rpscs In Ibis ,ecllch " fesas, a. lsssi
cern !, ling and Wheat is laeva, aad bs'
eon ami Poiaises ars prime mlni'sr'. fs'
the sake II hnmanlly and eHMT0n sensrr
get cured Of cotton on the brain, ahdGlsn'
some,Lins that viii feed yourselves snl
the hundreds VI thousands Of immigrants
nan coming, aud 10 come, iuio the STATE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

gsr Having had many calls for papers
obtaining the editorials of last week anu
the week before, on Northern Texas and
Dallas, which We could not supply, We
! have thought it advisable 10 reproduce
them, which we do this week. They will
both be found on cur first page. Perso ms
wishing 10 send papers 10 their friends
in The old states BiH take notice.
WISE CouArx.-A private letter from
Decatur, Wise county says: Eve have no
news Of interest; crops of every descrip-
ton, in Wise, arc good, throughout the
county. Cur planters shy they will aver
ass over tails Of cotton TO the acre
many OF them cay they will make bale
and half Our county will turn out sew
eraI hundred bales Of cotton this year. We
have good gin and cotton press in opera
,ion, aud agood supply Of balins and ties
on bsna. several loads Of cotton have al
ready been started 10 the railroad. We
have IN ,v.rssl good health, and the cOun-
~ abounds 10 plenty. EmigrsBis arr
coming in-inprovsneBts are going on
rapidly. in tow and county. The over
land stag. has been permanently placed on
this line again. No Indians, nor runors
Of Iudials anysbsre in this section
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

sus B,rr-We Iout Lnow how much
the iaIg,sl beti ever produced would weigh
but Mr.. Monroe leach, living below sey'
cue in this county, brought Us one The OH
or day that pulled down lol pounds. eau
any oac brat it?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

The Fort s,,aI ,kaisas) Moni-
". speaking Of the rc,ulIs Of the
,,proaehmg connection between
he Texas Central and the railroad
IN Kansus. savs. there viii be =
,rnpiete revolution II the cO11-
seree and trade of kai sas and All
ms section # The country. In
toad 81 seeking an outlet via 81
z,sis and ciirsgo. our wheat, 10
80 - antc viii
49, here
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

~ \ handsome new steamship called
The "Ciiy of Galveston has put in her ap'
pcsrance 10 the liac between New York
and Galveston. She takes lheils lace of the
Inflated vnrunn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

BIsUTIFrL MAIL fAcILIrIEs.-We re-
ceived, on the 9TH inst letters from he
caiur, Wise county, dated Nov. o.--uearly
month old. Decatur is about 60 miles
Northwest Of this, and the mail goes by
Denton
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

II you have sallow color Of skin, or vel
lowish brown spots on face or body, dull
ncss, drowsiness, frequent headache OF
f'zrincss, had iasie in mouth, tongue coat
cd, ricrnal heat. unsteady appetite low
spirits, gloomy torebodides, you are suffer
ing floir liver complaint or hiiousncss
and nothing else will relieve and cure you
so speedily and permanently as DR.. Pierce:
Alt Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery
Sold By druggists. A pamphlet sent free
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

eSS" a sudden and alarming illness hss
broken out among!the cattle in Duchess
county, New York. Fifty head, on three
different fataas, were affected. Their
tongues were swollen, hoofs roton and no
appetite.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

sasC HAs. W. GlrRs, Esd, Editor Of the
Denton Monitor, was married on the ?3l OF
last month, 10 Miss LOUISA BLopSr, OF Den
ton county. Tie announcement will be
found under the appropriate heading.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
TOR COMPRESS.
Hon. JOHN C. CONNER,
or GRAYS0N.

GHN.~-rs psshi.llA Water, ,ssksfs, Hssfnaa
a. ssil,aI.s'l ssrHI, g. a. liiH,in il Aasf.ssa
essllis.
a. l. V. ssIin, ~, = '.s~issilis, hsis-H g..
q, a. ssil sFi.sa 80 - 80 hAllAs nIrAth, a.
'asssg lsi Z, hiE sIrn .sI ss7Vsnl sih y a-i'
aka isitsi ~ ne
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

ATTENTION En- igsaats or others want
ing Ia. buy land, are referred TO the aavcr
tiscment of Capt. Alex. IIarwool, in to
days pnner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

eorThe editor Of the TEXAS New Yor.
kcr gives the following account ola visit
he made recently 10 the extensive es,sb,
lishmeni OF the J. l.. MOu Iron Works,
llarlcm, New York; .,t...
Taking one OF the Sylvan Stream line NJ
boats, in Ensi river, jus, above from Fad.
ton ferry, VIC were soon gliIiug eraeriai.
~ up the river 10 the direction Of Harlem
bridge. s.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms ola Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
/ edge ofthc ribs, increase on Pies
sure; sometimes the pain is In the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top Of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a Rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss. Of appetite and sickness,
the bowels in general are costiye,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-.
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, ac-
companied with q painful sensation
Of having left uhdohe something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of . Prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin |; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else wouldabe beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up forntpde
enough to Try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
shove symptoms attend the distase,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, YET examinstion o.
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVE to have been extensively de-
rsnred.0 n frfrFffiR fTffr 1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10


1t is the duty of the Grand Ju-
RIGS to take note of such violent
attacks upon tho rights of u 'citi-
zen, and the penalty is bei'iors
ono fla Democrat had done this
he would have been promptly ar
rested and held to answer We
may wait and see whether sauce
for the goose is sauce For the gan.
der. Democrats must not restrict
tho privilege of voters or assail
their freedom Of action-probab!y
Republicans may, as some of the
negroes were notified thai If they
did not come in and vote they
would be put in Jail, and'aothcl :
that they would be fined ten dol
lars: and by soihu process n few
who staiaSd otit to vote Democratic
tickets were made to know better
and backed water. Yet evidently
the moro Intelligent darliies are be
ginning to see that they are mere
tools, and after awhile, without any
fort, the tide will turn little
Quickly would this be the case. il
iho white voters as body would
manifest their manhood, by assert
ing their predominance at the polls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-12-10

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