Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

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ssn ia ils hsnis eta fslleW huulsE, 4
deer hai hpeu siTieksa isEn, aal while
'hs hunters arrs hsa'ing "a lLe legs silh
iheir guns, oar af lAea Vas discharged
aul is ahals eaalsn,s catered We beast
ofyeuug TayloE lilling him INSTANTLY,
The nonhsn News says that he Regis
,rar u thai solaiy, one slaubaagh, a. iTs'
released To rsgislsF al, Pegsaas, disqualified
fre'a holding office BY The liih smsui'asn',
bul a. last bessme alaraei a. the pensly
attached 10 such 0fIeass aal sent Ws'l 10
sone Of those, Whoa be hal rejected, 10
come back aRl register,
The Mckinney Enquirer dives an account
Of Shal il suPPoses the radicals will call
an election riot. some alteration eeeuF'
red between the TeglslnrIhsre and VelsI,
desiring to 10 registered, in which il sp'
pears that The officer Of the Law Was the
most violent Of the lNo,
Tho Bryan Appeal relates a little incl
dent in that place, illustrating the char
aeler OF the Police employed by Davis and
bis Ajt.General, Davidson, A Mr.. Watson
from Leon cOuRiy, was arrested by two Of
them for violating the law forbiiding the
carrying Of arms. They searched him and,
finding out that he had ten dollars, offered
to let him Oh for that amount. lie gave Il,
and they turned him loose. but the next
morning be complained TO magistrate,
Justice Hardy, who sent them to Jail, on
their failure to give bonds for their up =
pearance at court, and there the official
rogues remain for The present. Their
names are Church and fortman-lhe one
carpet Dagger, the othera beslawag, 50
says tho Appeal.
From the Waco Examiner, We learn
that our friend, Col. Gurlcy, has tcy:
nom IN ntcd for the Legislature TO Ill the
uncSpirsd tern. Of Shep Mullins, deceased.
The EYaIiAs pays 0 high and deserved
co<esnt to the virtues and talents OF
SOl. Gurlcy.
The Austin Statesman gives an account
Of the murder of mn old citizen, living near
TINT city, Mr.. John llillingslcy, by n ne
e.o, who has been arrested and is now in
Jail The murder was wsnton without n
shadow of excuse.
The Lamar COUNTY Fair will take
place near Paris on the 9TH Of October
Tho North Texan contains tho General
Arrangements, Premiums &C., also mn IN
teresiing letter from its Editor, L. l.. Do.
hony, Esq. who has been travelling Though
several of the Northern counties.
Friend toughcry of Jefferson has chan
gcd the name Of his excellent patcr, or
rather he has struck off tho Republican
part, and tits now headed, the Jefferson
Times. This is n decided improvement
we dislike two names for newspaper
The Col. says the name, Republican, was
once an honored one, but the radicals have
brought disgrace upon it, That is so.