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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

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sirh lsw, iheTrhy giving ornoumiiy 10
laslrss persons " rerftiF-F eliae ia
various ways, spreading terrier ani con
sisrHaiiea throughout oar eanaiFy. Ani
Whereas, ne eeneeiHe shai ss are asAin,
BY the powsIs lLa, b., restored 10 aar Nant-
el ohlhieni - lar as civil Ian is een-
eerRssl. Aul
Whereas, NE are satisfied HAT II the of,
esrs Of ise law will hhLhlly discharge
lLslr duties, that peace aiA se preserved,
Therefore
hKseiVrh 1. That ne tie eiiissns o.
Precinct As. Z, lAailas eaaaiyi couhdsnIly
expect our pressnl o'aerfs 10 discharge iheir
daliss IN enforcing and exeeuling the Law
TO fnE LarTER.
2. That Ia onleF 10 the faithful discharge
Of heir duiiss. ne pie,lee iLem our nniisd
assistance, whenever they may deem u hee-
essary Ia carry ing the Law inio effect.
. That us heartily endorse The conduct
" our highly estesmtl Justice q tie resee,
Thomas L, Frank, Esq, Ia striving TO en-,
farce Law ani onler Ia our Precinct since
his induction into Office.
L. That the Secretary furnish q copy az
tho proceedings Of this meeting 10 the
Editors OF the JiAiLAs liEkAlp, requesting
them TO publish the same at their earliest
convenience. Signed by entire committee,
Which afier being twice read and their
merits aud bearing discussed by various
gentlemen present, were unanimously
adopted. T. J. NASH,
Attest Chairman.
II. c, SWEEP, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

OrrSiSu oF TRiSiTT RvrR, We copy
below a memorial TO The legislature Tor an
appropriation for opening Trinity river 10
navigation. lthas been generally slgntd
by the merchants aud business men Of our
city, and win meet the appropriation Of
every one who has The good Of Galveston
al heart. The facts which Il sets forth are
pertinent aud to the point. A Few thou.
sand dollars rlghieonsly expended VIII So
cure water Communication from Dallas 10
the sea, and confer very great benefits mp
on fourteen counties Of the State which are
drained by Its stream. While We are
granting State aid by the millions OF dol
lars for railroads, we should not neglect
our rivers We trust the Legislature will
give heed 10 our prayer and help the
Trinity Galveston Civilian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

BuRKB's WEEKLY.-The July numbers of
that excellent periodical for juvenile read
ers, "Burlses Weekly for Boys and Girls"
q. W. Burke & Co. Macon,) arc received.
We do not know of any paper for young
people that can compare with this. 1t is
incomparnbly the best we know. The stories
written by Southern authors of reputation,
are always interesting and morally instruc-
tive. Every weekly number is filed with
choice and we'll executed engrayings, and
every department of the paper displays
ability, close and careful attention and a
perfect knowledge of what paper for boys
and girls ought to be.
The publishers offer as premium TO per-
sons sending the names of three subscribers
one of them new--wiih Sc in money, two
beautiful steel engravings, "Gencral Loo at
the grave of Stonewall Jackson" and
"They strew the Sacred Spot with Flow
crs,n or one of the pictures 10 any one send
ing two subscribcrs--one of them new
and S4.
These beautiful works Of art are said to
be intrinsically worth far more than the
money required for them and the copies Of
the Weekly, Yolum ". begins with July.
We earnestly advise our friendstosubscribc
for, it, and get one or two friends to sub
scribe and thus besides agood paper obtain
both of the gems of art TO which we have
referred. Terms, 50 per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

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this sdset nsy h liiaiisi ia ils duEaiien
70 meet The iua@ediais eNissney. The
ioIeisn nail ssnies efihs uniiF.i risiss Is,
ia large dsEfee, dependent ureu The Ire
nisa and ilshabaFs lins ~ sissneFs. The
Fssioiiiee drpariinshl las catered into eon-
nasi, 10 sTiimg, With The ise eenranlss
shass nsllsd, snd Nhh the Williams A
0uion liars. FespeeiissiY, Tor q regular and
ooniinaous service q leo years. The cniy
arrangement that could BE- made With the
lSman aai caaaTd llnss wonli be tsmno-
rsfy, shd likely 10 be cut Oh a any time,
lac North German lines are hFss-eiass In
noipt o. speed and eluipmeni, their steam
ers usually making the trip aeross the A,
laHlle In frem "a 10 80 hours IL advance Of
the Williams & 0niah line. Should the
North GsFnan ports be lloekaded or iHl-
psiei by the French, our postal Intercourse
with fefelgn nations will b. greatly en-
baFrasssd unlrss cohgfsas shall inlsrrose
for lie relief
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

MoRoAS C. HAMILTON OF THE "SITuATIoS'
IN TExAs.-The following, saysthe reliable
correspondent of The galveston News, is
what Senator NJ. G. Hamilton says of Gov
ernor Davis course.
al believe there is no Representa-
tive of Texas at the Federal capital
that is not bitterly opposed to Davis
course. Some of his appointments
are considered worse than contempt
able.
~ have already given great of
fence to the leaders Of the party in
opposing some of the men recon-
mendcd for Office, the frontier rcgi-
ment, railway schemes, and finally
the war on the Comptroller, but |
can't help it. | shall continue to
oppose any and all measures which
seem to me to be detrimental to the
country.
ssThe militia bin is a monstrosity,
and ought to have been opposed by
everybody. Il viii produce civil
war and ruin the hopes Of the Re-
publican party forever. "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

N. A spsek 81 var Is brewing 10 Ea-
rope, in which France. sl,aia and rru'sla
are Involved. In view Of this state Of ~
hirs, President Onai has ordered an ca
ua session o. Congress. The following ars
tho lates, Dispatches on the snljssn
Washington, Jaly lj.-Ihs President has
ordered an eSira sessisn Of Congress, on
account Of the state Of ahahs ia Rafope,
rArlr, July i5.-fhe Constitutional, ~
noon, says in consequences Of The ipsnli o.
fere'l nonelei,e, France accepts VAR, which
Prussia oifors.
Tue Corps LeslslaliiI has declared In IA
vor Of war.
Rrnsssls. Jaiy l5.-The intervention Of
the Great Powers for peace has proven In
I eiieeual
Napoleon will announce to-day rnp'
iure Of relations between France and Prns'
sla, aud issue declaration OF war.
Paris, Jnly l5lh.--fhe Corps Legislaiii
declared war against Prussia ten minutes
before two to-day.
Holland remains neutral. Delligerenis
respect neutrality, yet troops are rapidly
concentrating ai Antwerp and other sira-
iegic points.
All specie aud bullion In bank At AIT
wcrp have been removed 10 the ciIalels-
Paper money is 10 be issued.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Ey John Watson shot John Eikel, q sa-
loon keeper, who died from his wound
The correspondent Of the Galveston News,
says;
"Wntson has not been arrested. II is
said Hunnicut, who is Captain of the mi
lilia, ns wellas detective of Governor Davis,
allowed him 10 escape without making an
effort to prevent it. 1t is now said llunni.
cut win be dismissed both services.
s'Dick Allen, of Houston, says Parsons
brought Watson here to have him appoint
cd 10 position in tho State Police. Per
haps Allen is right--who can eay2 The
militia bill is not working admirably VIC
can see the commencement but God alone
can see the ending oft"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

pS- sdmiralJohn A. Dahlgren, of the
q. s. Navy, died at Washington City, on
the 18th inst, Of disease Of the heart. He
entered the Navy from Pennsylvania 10
1926. lie has, says the Galveston Bulle-
tin, for nearly twenty years been expert
meniing with shot, shcll and guns under
direction Of the bureau Of Ordnance, and
photography, and in 1851, perfected the
famous Dabigren gum Hewas subsequent
y, during The war, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Ordnance, and was promoted Rear Admiral
in 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

fRoa An,LESr.--A letter TO tho editors
Of this paPsr da,el Abilene, Kansas, Jul,
5lh, Gays:
"The cattle trade Is not as lively as Il
should be, with the number for sale, on III,
market. Some are selling, however, al
good aguros-sfrOn s2s to Ss5, msnth
past, for steers. Stock cattle now bring
from $40 to Sl2. The Chicago market is
at present somewhat depressed, hut we
have adyices this evening that things are
moving up ami beef BEARING better prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Bl- The bill prescribing the times fol
holding courts, sets the time in this, The
18th District as follows:
In the county of Dallas, on the FIRST Mon.
days in October, February and June and
may continue in session FIVE weeks.
In the county Of Tarrant ON the second
Mondays in November, March and July,
and may continue in session three weeks.
In the county Of Ellis on the first Mon
days in December, April and August, and
may continue in session four weeks.
10 Kaufman county doth Dist court
will commence on the FIRST Mondays in 0c-
tobcr, February and Jane, and may continue
three weeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

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iiea rasss ias saias iusiiaiisns issi yer
ssi 70 slili iliut ilsrs l. Efsssa ~ usT
nuais hat ear ~ As,slafisa has iaksn
he ls.a il sisiissri-inaie sarrtssy,- sie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
oay> That The negro Is destined 10 dlsa

p1s~ That the negro Is destined 10 disap'
pear from North and South, in afeWyenrs
sherc can be no doubt in any intelligent
rejecting minds. Already VIC see white
men and women, froui The North, engaged
in avocaiions here which heretofore have
been considered as belonging exclusively
10 the black race. AS population from the
North increases, tho negroes will decrease
aud wien the Northern farm laborcrs come
South they will not work in tho field with
negroes, and per consequence when the
white farm hands outnumbcr the black,
the negroes will have to leave or perish
What will our beneficial general govern
mcnl do when Radical laborers go to kick
ing out the negroes Nothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

QCrEysrowS, JAY l.-The yachts Cam.
bria and Daunilcss started on tboir ocean
race. They reached Daunt's Rock At z
o'clock, this afternoon, IN tow, where the
yachts sappho and Gwendolin awaited
them.
Tie weather is fine, with strong wcs-
tcrly north breeze. At $50 the first gun
was fred, when the Cambria and Dnunt-
less dropped off from The tugs, and in five
minutes afterwards the Dauntless shot
ahead and kept that position for u miles
when, the Cambria lacked with the wind
and seemed TO get ahead. The wind Ind
changed and was then strong from the
southwest. The general opinion is that
with quiet sea and favoring wind the
American yacht win win, but rough wealth
or is n sure victory for the Cambria. Bet
ting on the result is very active.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

fey- Our Legislature gives Gov. Davis
extraordinary Posers-povsrs nnwsrran,'
ed by the Constellation, Ia there any court
that will hold him responsible twill be
he prosecuted for The exercise o. nnwaF-
ranied powsrsl These are qassllOns Of
The day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

bar The llsndsrsoR Land Sale cane &C
on the Ilh inst, as ne learn fFon iAs ilea'
lsrsoH tKy.l Reporter Of that date. The
Reporter says The delay Was allowed by ihs
Oo'salssionsFs on seeoaat o. the srsai de-
n,ani for tickets GA The eve o. the An, the
day advertised ieF the drawing, Ticket
holders iaay ,ask Tor returns sooh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

or Ne veuli slsiss Al PARTIES she
have any Flea ef hnillhs % 70 70 fisii
nFes. sni pliss their Tssig 'asas Nirssu
sash. nsoFs snl hnhds, for Ne are sea-
vlnesi itai hey can sell .hsIn great deal
cheaper ihsn ile ssns articles can hs uiale
fer, lsFe i-ltl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

7. 7. 0Ammase, Isq, has purchased an
interest Ia the fTiniiy Advocate aud he
GENE ediier-in.ehief. The Rusk Observer
says Of TIE AdVeeaiei "As In the past, 90
Tor The future, the Advocate will battle
against The revolutionary sehemes 81 Rad
ieaiism, believing shat The principles
ehnnclaied by The Democratic platforms
are the most conducive Of public good and
safety, the best 10 insure domestic happi.
ness, secure The blessings Of liberty 10 cur
selves and cur posierily,H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

DALnou's MONTHLY MAGAzISE.--Thc Jul
~ number of BALLou's MoYTILY MAGAzisr
is the commencement of the Tlirty-second
Nolumc. It's popularity is now so great
that no magazine in the country stands
higher in the estimation of the people for
genuine interest and excellence. Each
number contains 100 pages threading mat
stories, poems, historical events, wit
and humor, n housekeeping department,
and from sixteen to twenty iilurtrations
of noted scenes and places. All this can
be obtained for $3.50 per year, or fifteen
cents single copy; and club terms are even
cheaper. TnoNEs s. TALBOT, Boston, Mass
are the publishers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

We learn before going TO press that q
surveying party from the Kansas City and
Gulf Railroad have just completed the SUR.
veg Of route through The Indian Nation
10 Rod Biyer. On Thursday they crossed
Red River at the old Dennis crossing, and
planted their Jacob staff in the yard oil
MIR. Hail. living Immediately adjoining
Dennis store. Tic party will probably
roach our city in day or two when we
shall "intervicwH thcm.--GParis Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

BsY- We are indebted to our townsmnn
N. T. johnson, who was at Calvert, on the
18th inst. on his way North, for dispatches
announcing the situation of affairs il
Europe. lie adds that,
"Eyery body thinks, here that gold viii
go to $50 and probably higher. Excite
mont is running high. Dispatches received
to. day Indicate that England and the Uni
ted States will take side in the war. Dry
Goods will hardly be effected by this news
Provisions will likely advance"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
ra,i0r's HoniiOr.

Sss a lse days siaos uhils he sisss
fFem nrsnhsm 20 Aus.ia vas si'his y
milss II The latter plaes, iEs irunss bs-
longing 10 Tasssassn-one belonging 20
Mrs. Gray, Of Houston, sud the o'hsE TO
Governor Pe,ss.-ssN eui OF and sielsn
by untnosn Pafiies. Ms. Grsy's ,FaHk
Was saluel Al 500.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

TIVE srFEsrB Ax<uAL FAIn Of the Ellis
csrniy Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
cisfion win be beid ct the Pair ground al
usrshaci,ie, commencing on the 18th Of
October ns.i. and continue fanr days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

The Herald is right On the wishing quss-
ton. Bot what would ibe people Of Dallas
Say n they bad 70 pay two dollars pr
da-en. which, We belisvf, i ths custgrsarf
Price here And We may even look FOR :
further advance unless i rains soon, and
IN fact. We csunot complain With wafer q
ID, present pries--IG Galveston News
Yes, bui notwithstanding We, in Dallas,
are not surrounded 90 81 sides By water
ss Galveston is; ne have plsniy 81 fresh
river r.isr 10 val In, and - far We have
net lacked for refreshing and HrsslJ r.ins-
~ The Trinity has gsas fabsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

c4- Congress has passed bill provid-
ing for S5l, 900, 900 additional currency, Of
which Texas will receive $4,000, 900. The
bill has been signed By the President and
is now Law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Nathaniel Willis, who died in Boston re-
Gently, ~ tue venerable ago Of ninety
years, was the son Of Nathaniel Willis, a
well known publisher during the Rcyolu.
ton, who was once nm apprentice with
Behiar,lu Franklin. The late Mr.. Willis
was also publisher, aud in the course Of
his long life founded The Portland Argus,
the Boston Recorder, and The Youth s
Companion, all widely known papers. lie
was the father of Nathaniel +. Willis, the
poet, Richard Storrs Willis, and Mrs,
James Parton Fanny fcrn).
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

BE- Call at the Tin Shop before pur-
chasing your Stove. There You, will find
the largest and best selection of Stoves
ever brought to this market and which VIC
are selling Mt lower prices than any where
else. G, d. KANADY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

rsB- lion. John Young Brown, of Ilendcr-
son, Kentucky, is spoken Of rs the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor. Senator \
c. Mccreery, has Perempiorily refused tic
use OF Lis name for the position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

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q i..all aIe1Ii = lIlflln 49, AL
bllf|.i ~ zee i.a2a.l u a. fs.N
ahl faanH isspi'si ~ 49, 49,
lai III iaglsisi 80 80 lalt go T.
lls0l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Gly- 1t WILDE seen by the dispatch from
Austin, in to-day's paper, that Daniel D.
Claiborne has been appointed Judge of this
1.-THE Hill Judicial District
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
I,,aians on the Frontier.


Mr.. L. a. Sweet, q gentleman living near
Scycnc, in this county who returned from
the Frontier on the 10Th inst, gives us the
following information of Indian depreda-
tons and murders.
On Saturday the 9th inst, about1 o'clock
p. NJ. party of Indians numbering about
go, surrounded and made an attack on a
Stock Rancho at Victoria Peak, Clay coun-
ty keeping up constant firing until 8
o'clock, capturing AZ head of horses, and
killing two men named Allen and Lewis,
who were hcrding stock for Vaughan s
Baker, and carrying of a boy named Kill
gore, who was harding stock for Col
Wood.
The ncxt morning the Indians killed a
man by the gamc OF Coozer, about % miles
Northwest of the Peak, and carried off his
wife and FIVE children. II is not positive
ly certain that all the children were car
ried off-some of them may have escaped
by hiding in the brush and woods, MS three
of them were seen in lot some distance
off, while the Indians were at the house.
The stage driver from Jacksboro, brought
the news that party of rs Indians passed
down the West Fork, killing man within
s miles of Jacksboro on Sunday evening,
the 18th inst
Mr.. Sweet nlso learned, as he came down
that on Wednesday, the 18th, party of 20
men at Decatur charged on party of about
the same number of Indians, near that
place and took 95 head Of horses away
from thsm.s
Mr.. Sweet helped to bury some Of the
men named above, and says that they were
all terribly mutilated, done of the men had
his breast cut in the shape of a cross and
his heart rrenched almost cut.
From TT. Sill.
We learn from DR.. N. Stone, just from
Ft. Sill, that he recognized many horses
belonging to Texans, in the hands of the
Indians.
He says during his stay Of ten days at
Ft- Sill thore were six men killed by the
Indians.
Twenty-seyen Indian Chiefs, and their
bands, have left the fort and are on the
var path, aud there are none remaining
there except portion Of The Comanchcs.
Four days before the Doctor arrived at
the Port the Indians charged the Govern
ment coral and drove of ninety United
States mules.
Among the citizens the Indians killed
was the owner OF the toll bridge on Derer
Greek.
Gen. Grierson said be would startan ex-
petition against the Indians on the 4th Of
July. There are four companies Of white
Infantry and Eve Of colored Cavalry at the
Fort.
Taturn, the Quaker agent has given up
bis peace notion, and favors war 10 the
knife-lDcnton Monitor, 16ih.
The Indians we're, on Wednesday night
last, discovered st the Baibs Place on
Ohsar Creek. hey vera followed TO .
poinf near Dccatsr, when a fsht snsued,
in which, il Is tbensht half dozen In
dams we're killed and uounded. aud their
stolen horses al recapfursd Il hid
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

A telegram dated Washington, July 9th,
says Senator Norton, Of Minnesota, brother
Of Judge A. D. Norton, Of this place, is hope
lessly sick. q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

The Pals City csr-sorks Shipped from
IonisTilis on ife 5ih, some boz baggage
cars Of new and Improved construction,
hat are 70 run On Tie Missouri, Kansas
and 1czns railrDsd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

The Bonham News ''claims" larger cir
culation than any paper in Northern Tex
as, except the Dallas Herald. Every paper
in Northern Texas we believe claims" the
same thing. Claims don't amount TO proof
positive fisherman Courier.
Gentlemen, VIC hope each of you had
$4,000, and couldn't sleep until you gave
us the proceeds Of half of them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

The General Disability Bill has passed
the House Of Representatives. It contains
the names Of about 5000 persons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Tar The Evansville yslslie Is new a
temperance organ, aud esiness great seal
in the cause,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

.BaS' Judge Robert Crudup, Member of
the House Of Representatives from the Wa
co district, died at Austin, on the 18th
inst, and was buried on the next day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23
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Alzrgs sock Or Fsrniiurs q Al kinds
and qualities. Als0. . large lot Of fbs
celebrated CsPitois Stoves, JUS received
and for sale b. CLARK q BRTAf-
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

Boz The Denton Monitor learns that
new posi-ofiec has been established n, Salt
Greek, cigh, miles cast of old Dclknap,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-23

rsn-. AIr. Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey,
has been appointed minister TO England,
vice Mr.. Motley. Ills nomination was con
firmcd on the 10Th.