Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28

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reach Houston i'so, =, ~ sHld, An,
The Galveston Clylllaa says "Iasl even
I Ing several drays eame up 20 the city laden
With the effects 81 the eres aud portion
ofIhe sails u the British bark Rrgina,
/ Long, master. from Liver pool Euslahi,
Z with q cargo ~ railroad iron for the Texas
I Central railway, which vent ashore few
Z nights since some INehiy miles down the
I beach, We understand that the greater
puIlioh Of the iron will be saved"
The Galveston News reports vacant
houses decidedly scarce In that city, tho
new ones are constantly and rapidly being
finished. Mechanics ani lab9ring men
are needed, IL say' give rs more houses
sud lower rents.
Austin is getting in "a high old way"
according to the Statesman. lihas dying
horses, bal mr'qns, a concrete pavement
m opera house, anil "young lady" who
boasts Of having enslayci half ioscn
men, some Of thea married. Let 1t take
warning by he sad fate OF Chicago.
The Sherman Banner says: EVERY hour
| In the day our streets are crowded with
emigrant wagons from nearly every State
In the Union. Texas IL fast filling mp,
but still there is room for more. Never
was there such an immigration TO this
State MS is anticipated this fall, and never
was there better time TO come
They will soon have papers enough in
Sherman. Tho Courier contains n notice
Of new one TO he called "Thc North Texas
Land Journal" by stceimau & Guntcr, at
torneys Mt law. 1t will be small month.
ly at 80 cents per year
The local Of the Austin Journal CON.
plains Of the blondes and blacks, who
sweep out the shops Of that city of morn =
ing. lie seems to be in danger of the
"brooms and wotgr." Why?
The Bonham News snys That corn is
"going begging there at 30 cents per
bushcl-that it is all mistake, that there
is a scarcity Of corn in Lamar, Fannin
Grayson and Cooke. The drouth cut it
down somewhat, but increased acreage
makes up for that. Mast is the finest
known for years, and deer, turkeys, wild
gcezc and ducks are plentiful on Red
River.
The Denton Monitor says that Mrs. Car
pentcr, of Cooke county, raised several
pears this season weighing two pounds
each. Northern Texas ought to be good
for the raising of ell kinds of fruit, COM
mon to n temperate climate.
Judge Stroop has been added to the edi-
torial department of the Waxahachie
Democrat. Our best wishes attend him
and the paper with which he is connected.
The Nueces Valley says: at is reported
by u gentleman just from the Rio Granle Z,
that revolution in Mexico has commence
ed that fighting is going on and TINT the
telegraph wires have been cut"
The Corsica Observer chronicles the
death of Virginius Block, of the firm of
Block, Brother s. Co., who died at his resi-
dence in Groesbceck, on the 18th inst. He
was much esteemed as n merchant and
gentleman by all who knew him.
The Falls county Mercury notes the rap
id growth Of Marlin. New houses are
springing up on every side.
The San Antonio Herald describes an
attempt to run 100 miles over the race
course, near that city, by one Ed Knight
He fainted at the end Of the I'D mile and
was taken from the track. These feats OF
walking and riding great distances are
useless and foolish. We hope to hear no
more of them.
A new paper has been started in San
!, Marcos called "The Times, +. y. Manlove,
editor, and W. X. IIallum, publisher. Sue
cess to it.
The Appeal claims that Bryan is the
best cotton market on the Central Rail
road.
The San Antonio Herald has an inter.
esting letter to Father Nugent, of Liver
pool, from the pen of Thomas a. Dryer,
ESQ., OF that city.
The Bolton Journal notices the passage
through that place of immigrants from
Boon county, Missouri, to Hays county, in
this State. The immigration from the old
States will Be large this year.
Special dispatch to the Timcs.
, AUSTIN, Oct. 21-S p. NJ.
Your correspondent has just seen
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