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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
TayIor's monitor.
- Nc Lagr Tsesi,ol fIen W Row

- Ne have reserved fEsm eur Repre-
sentative, ilsn. Jehn ", iaHe. a printed
saT, Il lhe Bill iniTelDc,i is'o ilF lease
s'RsTTsssRislisss, 10 provide isr the sH-
poinimsni ~ tls GeVpssss - District A.
lasusys, C1uuiy TTessureis Hetn's saFTsy-
ors sui Ilils snl Cattle inspefioFsi sni
alec ~ an vssslsiss - aTPoiA'nshi' hat
may eesur ia sny CauR'y pslees un'il 'lr
nest Gsnsral Election, Il also provides
for the appeiH,men, ~ ihs 0oVsEneF' q
Msyer and Board q AldsTnsp fOr zach ia
eorporaisl city or iowa ia The State, Sc
Accompanying he bin is The majority He
Port u Judiciary commiliss, Fteemmsnd'
Ing the Iasssgs Of the bill, aud also The iis'
ro,l Of the minority ofihs sane ceu''all'ss'
il-ssnllsg f,0m The TsIer, Of the majority,
Tor il,s ltasaEs, that II Is Unconstitutional
Ia that il Is in strict soHiIaysn'loh 10 See
lion ~, Article ., oflhe Slate Constitution
that !, rolls he people Of the elective lFsn-
elise. aud attempts To elo.he the Executive
with powers not conferred upon him by tie
Cons,l,ulloni aud because the Legislature
has nc authority 10 eoRfer upon the Gov
ernor an appointing power reserved by the
PEOPLE themselves. The minority Report i
sigusd by Representatives, W. l.. ll"shss,
}. Elm. Hawkins and J. ". POsey.
We also received from Capt Lane the
Militia Biz is Il passed the House. II our
columns were not go oVerburjensi NO would
give the hill 10 full, buta article on our out
eist flom the Galveston Bulletin, gives the
gist Of the Act, aud VIC will wait to sec II
il passes the Senate before publishing II In
fnll
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5'N a. aiFui'scl ~ iAs paiiss 'aekf}
Clsh siuals, Cash n rai.s, re- Usi'iri
h,ssss- Ssru'liss lsvsye' tfsn Uaas ia
ilis sgrni, lai several aEs ITr'aissl,
Vaihu Race 'Torslsy, 5uiy lsiA--NF.
.l.C ,.',ss sarFsi hsrss KukiaH 9srlan,
O yrs- ga, sgsiHsl Maj na'klsy lEesH
sisllisR ReulsRs s yrss for 500 s-sils,
half fsIfsi,i mils Beats,
ForEEu RArE, Thurs lag, 0ei- ahh.-MT
!. 4, Csians senfl horse RuklaK iegean,
o yrs, sgalssi pr, II, }, sneg's ssTTsl mars
Mania lsTian, o jas, Nils beats '9'
81 ,00l aside, half feFfsi', Ihis naish has
alresly hssa alluded 10 ia a ioTneF issue,
Nsighu ia an eases in seeSglsIee with
he jockey Clab rules,
Shsull an things prove Progilians, The
sporting nsh aud public ia general nay
isPsRl urea pilHssslnE salse sse'iiss and
interesting Issss We are among those
who I.,iEk lha, sports u this mature should
be eIsearagsl and sEdeFsed BY the pubiis
10 the fullest sHlsni, as they have been ia
he old States aud in EuFops, BY which
means so aush has been dshe 10 inProVs
the breed Of that useful Aad noble animal
the hoTse,
Auy gentlemen dsslrsss Of asssriaining
nors about these eysn,s and the state Of
tho Odds, eau obtain fun information from
our friend. Mr., 7. a. Lowry, the osliglnF
host % cur sporting headquarters, 'h'
City Hotel,
should any other matches be arranged
we will duly inform our readers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

TnE fESiASs.-The papers have been hil'
ed for he last week with dispatches an-
nonnelng q grand Penian raid on Canada
all along the border, from 81. Adams, W.,
to Detroit Michigan. We had clipped a
few Of the more important Of the dispatches
for publication, but the latest OF May 9Th,
announce that the aaair has turned out TO
be q magnificent hIIlc, as has all previous
expeditions. The fenians are said to have
been under command Of Gen. o'Neil, who
was arrested just as he was crossing the
Canada line, by U. S. troops. We give be-
low the last dispatches;
ST. ALBASs, May PA few of
tho Ferirns have left for hcmc, and
tho rest have been provided with
food By tho United States Marshal,
Foster, and village authorities.
The presence Of United States
troops Keeps the Fenians quiet a
number of them are sleeping in the
depot, and the rest our doors. The
privates are without money, and the
officers have but little. Some OF
them claim that General O'Neil has
one hundred thousand dollars OF
Fenan funds il his possession. Gen
erals Spear, Gleason and Prim-thc
latter registered from Virginia
hold consultation this morning and
issued orders to the Fcnians TO go
into camp two or three miles from
here.
ToRoNTo, May 27.-Matters in
the ncighborhood of Huntington are
assuming a good deal of Interest,"
General Gleason is in command OF
the Fcnians, who arc well armed.
The Canadian forces are assembling,
and active preparations are going
on fora fight. The troops also have
been ordered back to Pigeon Hill INF
anticipation of further toublc.
A small force of Fcnians have also
appeared at Island Pond. All is
quiet on The Niagara and Detroit
frontiers. A second dispatch from
Toronto, this moment received, says
the Fenians, near Trout River, com
menced the attack this morning, but
were easily driven back across the
lines. Particulars expected soon.
A third dispatch says the Fcnians
at Huntington aud Trout River got
out of the way as fast as possible
after the firing commenced, leaving
the wounded behind. Gen. Gleason
went back to New York in disgust,
Gen. Starr assuming charge.
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STRAYED Or STOLEN,

A BOUT the last of February, one BAY
~ HORSE, with some roam about him, {
years old, about 10 hands high, branded on
left shoulder ihtsss. On right hind leg,
just above The pastern joint is an enlarge
mcnt of the tendon, permanent and distinct.
On the same leg, on the insidc, some -four
or FIVE inches above pastern, is scar
across the leg His fore feet are unusually
rough, presenting the appearance Of having
been graveed or fourderod. GA the under
side of neck, rathef ID the left and about
one-third distant from the shoulder to jaw,
is crease or indentation of muscle. On
his head is an eruption extending back on
the neck. Was in thin condition at the
time! =
If strayed, has possibly made has way to
Dallas county.
A just compensation will Ire ebecrfully
given for his recovery, or any information
thankfully received.
Address Dr.. WA. KERR,
Port Sullivan, Texas.
June 4, 1S7D--3S;4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

To LAND BUYERs.-rersons wishing 10
purchase land or town lots are referred to
the lengthy advertisement Of Messrs. Bur-
ford, Good s Jordan, of this place, which
will be found on our third page These
gentlemen have entered very extensively
into this business, and have peculiarly IA
vorable opportunities for successfully con-
Quoting it. Parties having Land for sale,
are also referred to these gentlemen. All
land placed in their hands for sale win be
adrerti1sd in their general card, and no
charge is made By them unless the land is
sold.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04


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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
Dallas. June 1, 1870.

Died, early on Saturday morning last, OF
the residence of his relative, Ben. Long, Esq,
in this city, CHARLES RElSCH, aged u
wears. native Of Canton Zurich, Switzer-
land. The surroundings attendant upon
the decease of the above gentleman, are OF q
peculiarly mournful-nature. Bat recently
arrived in our midst from foreign shore,
"a stranger 10 o strange land, be had, dur
ing his brief sgjourn with us, by his kind
ness Of heart, open and generous nature,
established for himself WARM place in the
kindly feeling Of those who had the pleasure
Of his friendship and Acquaintance. Fear
full Of being attacked with come Of The dis
eases SO rife with unacclimated eousitu-
lions. he was induced 10 partake Of a prep
AVIATION Of Arsenic, aud in On unfortunate
moment. unheedful Of the directions, par
took OF a double dose, which he continued
20 do for upwards Of four days Although
of a hardy and vigorous constitution, the
medicine proved, alas, too powerful even
for him. and at the end Of The time above
mention he found himssifin a critical and
dangerous condition. The highest medical
81 iii our city affords, was sumui0ned 10 his
aid. bat unfortunately TOO late. All that
science and kindly sohcitude could az
complisb, was done 10 sllcviats his suffer
ine< but human skin svniled not He con
continued in IN uBeonseious state, until
death relieved him from his earthly tsns-
rnsnt But, sllhsush gone 10 ''tbst bourne
from whence No traveller returns, let ne
console ourselves with The blessed boPs that
his immortal soul win fnd haven in The
mansion Of cur Heavenly Fsther
Died, If Tire residences q Hear BOil, rcsf
Dal3ss. On Wednesday, morning Nay 18th.
1879, n oansunfiion. CHkIsItAN IHcAt,
sesd about IS years
Deceased Vas native - Dt.r' hlurT. Can
trn Berus. s-itrsrlnnd. a1i cans r. this
coursrT IN 1853. ard = fhis rl,os tboui
srs r9rfb siDrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

In the Southern Pacific Railroad
bill, as reported by the Senate,
Tuesday, O mistake in printing oc-
ours where it is provided that 800
miles should be built in the second
wear at the western end. II should
read at the eastern terminus. The
question Of guage was carried in
the committee by bare majority.
II is generally understood that the
entire provision regarding guage
will be struck out Of the bill, thus
leaving it to be determined by the
company, or a Eve foot guage sub
stitnted.
Mr.. Kellogg introduced a bill
granting lands to North Louisiana
and Texas road, running from
Vicksburgto Texas alone.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

Esg- We have seen the Bill which has
boon offered in the Legislature to relieve
the Texas Central Railroad, section of.
which authorized that Company to build
its main trunk from its present northern
terminus (CaivcfO "by the most eligible
" route 10 be selected by the engineers Of
"thc Company, to any point on Red River,
"within thirty miles of the town of Pres
"ton, in Grayson County" In the name
Of the people of Ellis, Dallas, Collin and
Grayson Counties, through which the read
has already boon once located, VIC PROTEST
against this gross injustice about to be
done them by this Company, which, not
satisfied with selling us out and depriving
us Of our stock in the road, subscribed in.
the faith that it was to pass through Dallas,
now propose to deprive us of the road alto
gether. Wehope the Legislature Will grant
no zach relief.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

E6S. We learn from the Paris Press that
two murders were committed in Lamar
county On Saturday, the 2lst ult. The
FIRST was that of Mr.. Oliver Irwin, o
very estimablc young man, who was way
laid and killed by three men, named A. j.
Heron, J. ~. Heron (brOihersl and VIM
IIassall, about thirteen miles south Of Paris
J. VI. Heron and nassall were arrested
and taken 10 Paris, when, after an cxami'
nation before Justice Long, were committed
to iail without bail. The other ruilian, a
J. Heron, was wounded in the breast by
shot from his brothers pistol and would
it was thought, die
On the Same day, q young man named
George Nowlan, was killed by q man
named Leonard Hays, about mile from
Paris. The two had quarrel, and finally
agreed to shoot il out-the first shot being
fred by Hays, and proved mortal. Hays
was unniuted, though Nowlan fired at
him several times, and made his escape.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

nSy"There is no town in Northern Texas,
We are satisfied, that is improving as rap
idly, or where as much business is done III
proportion to the size Of the place, as Dali
lag. As one evidence Of this assertion,
every one who leaves here, from whatever
cause, is sure to return to Dallas, and re-
sumo his business and citizenship. On
every hand we see evidences of prosperity
aud tbrift-new buildings are constantly
being built and proposed, and our mcr-
chants are all wearing smiling faces, con-
sequent upon large sales and 1--WE supposed
fair profits,
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t0~ Buy Dodge piows from ,lsyns,.

.ssy- We are indebted to our friend Capt.
J. K. T.. RrcoRp, OF this place, who re-
turned from Austin on Monday last, for
late papers from the Capital City.
Capt. II. thinks the Militia Bill will pass
the Senate, though II was not definitely
known what would BIO the action OF that
body. II is to be hoped that the glaringiy
clauses Of the bill, as
passed by tho House, will be expunged by
the Upper House, though, VIC must confess,
We sec little hope for II.
Capt. II. tells us that the city is full Of
railroad men, and much lobbying is going
on among them. IT Is rumcred that the
Central Road and the Southern Pacific
have come to an understanding as to the
point of junction, but where that point is
wo could not learn. 1t is also believed
that the relief asked for by the Central,
will be granted, including the change in
the route Of the roud--that is, to allow the
Company latitude of thirty miles each
side Of Preston where they may strike
Red River. We think this latter relief is
unfortunate 10 say the least of it. When
railroads are once located on given line,
it seems to lis but justice to the people
along that line that they should be held to
their contract With the remainder Of the
relief asked for by the Central, we have
no objection. We long ago expressed our
approval of tho exchange of the first mort
gage bonds held by the State, for the rcgu-
lar first mortgage bonds Of tho Company,
thereby relieving the Company to the ex-
tent of enabling them to obtain money in
Europe more readily, while at the same
time the Stale would be benefited by one per
cent. on the investment. We shall soon
know what tho action of the Legislature
will be on this Ito us) important subject.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

lsy-Ths destruction ofihe material ofths
Quinesy M Herald Printing Company,
on tie lJ,h ull-, inVolVel q loss 10 the pre-
prisiors u about $4,000, on which there
vas Insurance TO about $4,000, The
Herald establishment was one Of the most
complete in all It's appointments in the
sssi, having been but recently enllrely
rehllel with new type, presses aud other
machinery. The Herald made i's sPPear'
anes again two days amer the FIRE, and is
Temporarily published in the whig Office
until new material can DO obtained. The
Herald has always been one Of our most
,aluei exchanges, true 70 the Democratic
faith, aud has come 10 be a power In the
political world Of Illinois and the adjOin.
Ing States. il will soon DO again on o
substantial basis, and the editors promise
as good, II nota better paper than ever.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

THE FEoSFmE Bmt--rhs Austin daEs'is
Of The s7,h inforins US that the bill fer the
protection Of The freniisr rasssd the House
Of Representatives, on the day previous By
a unanimous vote. The bin provides fo'
the organization Of twenty sonpAniss Of
hny msn each, the prl'aiss receiving $50
per month. The Gazette thinks the bill
will be mod lied In the Senate, as relates
70 the pay Of The Rangers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

Theodore Clay, eldest son of the late
Henry Clay, of Kentucky, died at the In
sane Asylum, at Frankfort, Ky, recently,
of which he had been an inmate fora number
of years. Two. sons Of Henry Clay YET
survive Kim, 7. H. Clay cx. Minister to Hon.
duras, now resulting on his place, " Mans
field" near Lexington, and John M. Clay
the raiser of " Kentucky" and one of the
greatest turf. men living.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

rr The seat of Mr.A. C. Warren, Con-
SENTATIVE member from the 22d District,
(Denion, &c.) was declared vacant on the
2lst ult., and Mr.. George, Of Grayson- Co.
was sworn and seated in his place. Mr..
Warren had failed to qualify under the
order Of Gen. Reynolds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

gD-The May number of the TEcnSoLoG-
Isr is on our table, very beautifully printed
and illustrated. Devotedi as it is to En-
gincering, Manufacturing and Building, 1t
will be welcome visitor to mechanics and
machinists. Issued by the Industrial Pub
location Company, l76 Broadway New York.
Terms 81, per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
NOTICE.

yIyIIIS is TO notify all persons indebted TO
IL me as Clerk of the Probate and County
Court Of Dallas county, Texas, to call upon
Messrs. Coombes & Bower, Attorneys, and
make Immediate payment Of the same, and
save further cost and trouble. hessrs.
Ccombes & Bower are fully authorized TO
receipt for all sums Of money due me.
S. S. JONES.
Dallas, June 4, Is70-3S:f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

rEMsj. r. II. PurdOm, for the past two
years engaged in the editorial department
81 the Galveston News, is about to start
new paper ct Bremond, Robertson county,
10 be called the Central Terisn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

bfJ- Several gsn,lsmsR Tsffsssn'ius
I.ouisyills csmnsTsial Houses are in North
sEA Tssas, drumming aHd ne saPFess will
act slight the growing little city Of Dallas
TIE NsslsTH sisies Louisville, ST. Leais aud
CiaelnRali, sAi making strong and sue
ssssfal Efforts to direct lls trade Of NsE's
Teas 10 iaess nafksls,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

ES-The Printing Gazette, the April num-
Der of which is before us, is very beaui-
fully printed periodical devoted to Printing,
journalism and Literature. Published
monthly by G.S. Ncwcomb s Co, Cleveland,
Ohio, at 81 so per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
sTBaxED or STOLEN.
TEN DOLLARS
Read This.

nARfIEs Indebted % re or who owe
balance on the books Of The late W c.
4. Akard, arr requested TO come forward
ard sstlie such Indebtedness. / can be
fou.d It nny time Al The store Of Har5e 4
Nichols. Persons 70 xhom this notice IS
rirsi. can ssTe ne some trouble and them
srlvss cssls - promptly complying viii
AS sss,uegt. E.H-F- NICHOLS.
pEslss. Nag -. 1e,0-sEla
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

rH-Ibs Governor Of Louisiana has issued
bis proclamation qusrsntiningvssseis from
and other ports infected viii yei-
low fever, after tie 9Th inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

pTsOO troops Of the 18th Q. s. Infantry,
commanded By Brsvst Drigndier Gen. Z "
Kinks, arrived ct Galveston on the 26th
nit, en- route for Austin ard San Antonio,
snd hence 10 be distributed among tbs
posis On fhs frontier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE, tH-

TIME following rcsolntions were adopted at The
/ rcgunr. meeting of the tallas Luasc, No. a,
!. O.-F., May -. 1870: 80.
Ecso,rrd l. The Lodge alone hold tho right ia
property in The UCriciciy. IN.
2. The right OF burial In our rrrunlH Is not. nc
quirod by the purchase of lot, bnihy 'rinc ofbcne
in good standing In the Lodge ~ the Time OF dennis"
3. None but members In -uni sthnling IN ZONE
rcguMr Dodge md their Immediate families shall he
inferred on Onr Cemetery.
4. The immediate family of m"Whcr cch lists o'
his Sifc, widow aud minor children aud none
others.
8. The right ccases when mcmheris suspended
expelled or withdraws psrmancntly from The order
g. Tile members of the immediate family OF IN
ancient or expelled Odd Fellow which were inferred
while ho was In COED standing in tho order, shall bo
permitted to remain undlsturhed, but hc shall he
dcbafrcd FROM any further irtcr!ncn's..
Bro. +. W. Hint is app6tcd to tafe charge OF
the Ueh,otery; aud sto that this resolution ia en-
forged.
]. WAGNER, N: O.
Attest: II. c. CAMrsrII, Secretary.
Dallas, June 4, 1870 --'},:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

Tho Sheriff Of Red River county adver'
tiscs to return all the pistols taken by the
military authorities from citizens of that
county, upon proof and Identification Of
the same.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

nTThs Committes en- Indian Affairs Of
The Texas Legislature has reported in favor
IA bill 70 rsiss twenty companies q Ran
gers fsr frontier dslsnrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

q indicator is received and is on file
for our next issue. Too great demand
on our columns prevents its publication
this week.
The letter signed "Bishcp' is in tee
same predicament
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

plrA IRE in Quebec, Canada, on the,
oath ult, destroyed 40 houses, one ioun'
dry, two shifs. sea large amount ef lem
Der. Loss estimated at half q niilion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
aas-E.H. CfISHINaa. Houston, Tekas

sarE. II. CUSHING, Houston, Texas
wholesale and retail dealer in school
Books, Bibles, Hymn books,
Sunday school Books. standard
literature, stationery, Priuters'
stock. ChiIdren's Carriages.
Landreth's Garden seeds, impor-
ted Flower seeds, TvviDes, Paper
Rags. Wrapping Papers. Drug
gIsfs' sundries, FfnePocket Cut
lefy. etc.
rf5y- Unsaiable school Books taken on
account at fair valuation, according to
condition.
March s, fs70-95.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

psrIhe Galveston News Of last Friday,
puBlisbes complete hist Of the awards
made 81 the late Fairat HOus,cn. Ofeours
Il il TOO lengthy for our columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

TEMPERANCE LEcTUREs.-The Rev. Jas
Y6ung,of Virginia, will address the citi-
rens Of tho following places on the days
given below
Dallas, Sunday, June 9Th.
Plano, Monday, June 9Th.
Mckinney; Tuesday, June 7ih.
Farmersville, Wednesday, June sth.
Granville, Thursday, June 9th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04

a miasisfs sifaia Ifaftllff fs'l'
u ihs eOliY III lllfaia tulr stt.
on yafls lonf. ani commanded ~
Captsin BARLEY. Il ~ lfave liiFff.
pool f.i Afs iofk In \ ~ days
fhis l. eFileniiy . British aiiempi
b. ouido Die Yankee luihsfdlnoss
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-04
mckinney Enquirer

WuEAT.-Some of our farmers arc now
cutting their wheat The crop, it is sup
posed, will turn ont about fifteen busheis
ON an average TO thoacre.-ll Ibid.
/. CoTToY AND CoRN.--The crops of cotton
md corn in this county are now promising.
but needing rain very much. Should the
e dry spelP continue a week longer, we
fear serioas injury To- the crops.-If5id.