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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
THE HERALD OF SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.

To The Editor Of The TTf0une
SIR: The revolutionary views of The heto-
York Herald about dress gala occasions ut the opera
and elsewhere require word Of earnest remOnstrance
The Herald proposes to make full dress an imperative
rule at the Academy Of Music and thus explains what
full dress means: when lady takes on her bonnet
abe Is considered be in full dress and the same Ia the
case with gentleman wearing dress coat This Is the
general acceptaton the term and it IL by no means
difficult 10 dress house in this fashion,. There Is
slight ysgueness In the rule applied 70 ladies' IL
leaves opportunity for simplicity Of costume to which
society in New-York has not yet been educated. 1t
might be pretty bur the innovation lie too radical With
yepard to gentlemen the directions are still moro OBJ
scure. Does The Herald mean that gentleman who
goes TO the opera in coat must take on his bon
or s II the coat that he must take ONT Or must
he wear dress coat and nothing else These are very
tpDortant questions. II TO be shirt and pantaloons
without the coat The Herald quite night in saying that
- "a very easy 70 dress in this fashiOn-thstb 70 say II
"a very cheap for the seventynvO members OF the Gin
tnectual department Of The Herald can afford TO 90 70
the oDera vhen that fashion comes in but 1t 70 be
coat without the shirt and pAntaoons' thinK some
other stvls than dress coat ought 70 be selected
otbsrx1s. the member Of The Herald stan who hao
his sonl frozen Oh Monday at Booths Thcater, Will
be apt TO get his body frozen, too before the winter
| Ia Yours,
Ne,1- York, Oct. q, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES.
The Democrats of the With District of Hi
nos have nominated Lorenzo Leland formerly Clerk of
the Supreme Court, for Congress, to h the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Mr.. b. C. Cook. The Re
publican candidate Is MI. Henry Snapp.
The Republicans have made the following
additional nominations Of candidates for the Assembly
Erte-IVth District, John Simeon With District, John
McBeth Rensseider-IIId District, Castle w. Herrtck
Observation-Disclosures ElwoOd Schuyter-Harmon
L. Gregory. Steu6cm-Ist District, Thomas NJ Fowler.
A mass meeting of Democrats in Rochester,
yesterday. passed resolution recommending that con-
venton OF the honest electors OF the district tndpend
ent Of politics, be called to meet at the Courthouse at
Albion Tuesday Oct. 81, to nominate candidate Tor
Senator whom honest men can cOnscentlOusy vote
Senator Jarvis Lord is the regular Democratic candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lfor other ship Ners see SscOad Pa0s.l

ARRIVED. ~
s,,m,hp ,Sty London (I, nhbt Liverpool ost u I'D
osrsD.toUn I'm with mds and pssA 10 john L. Dale. .
nhip VsndaA a. o. PaIsa, Hamburg Oct .. with ni'A and
Gpasats KuudArdI L Co "a. ., IL. 4.
'n s,s.sp s.rios Cose Norfolk City Point kc WITH ud and
RyI kes IBr Du.desl tOwdsn Chaute % daya With ads
RAY Lucy Pracis IlpiSa Havana u days, with Eagsr
Brig MArha Cassidy NsH.t.'s 10 hours IN hslAse 49,. a
Bs ArHo Lanesr Tseoa April san loss tGuasansb Ap ~
A,.uta Ma TO- Rio Jansiro Aug "a vita oeaee =, L. L
Schr Amelia Adele (frl raaSni ST. Porre aAr'' q ' ~
sugar
nOMESTiC PORTS. -. =
C,,r,r.-,y e. ,,,, Y-Aruy-d trsm,h!p Cfibp"n r'lH
AsG latki I.Ik ut.vaasI uoH klG saL '1 Lui H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARkEr-ocr y

The supply Of Beef reached 70 800 head the
dull and phcrS weak fair good cattle s0d At 'm
choice Beeyes 6e cattle Sod a. Iron
ito BE-. y 10. ~
better and nrmer The
all Of which sold al from TO &C
sheep and from " te ID Tor Shsi socA ou
Al from 81 TO 90 rs y head 49,.
HpGs-The for Hogs again dcl with lowe" pnoes 1o
Eesd sold At from et o &c. y n for corn.ed ,,,
Gown. demand for better and 100 bead changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct. q. Z y. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a, y. N. }
Synopsis for The past tUemty.torr hours.
The barometer has fallen slice Monday after
noon in the North states and on Lake Superior
and to a less extent in the Southern and Gulf states 1t
has risen from Lake Michigan TO tho Middle and East
Atlantic with falling temperature North-casterly winds
have prevailed during the day with smoke on the Lakes
and occasional rain the Atlantic coast. Light rains
have also reported from the Gulf and south Atlantic
coast and partially cloudy and clear weather west Of
the Mississippi. ,.
Probabilities.
The barometer viii probably continue high Wednes-
day from the Lower Lakes 10 the Middle and East
Atlantic, with clear clearing and smoky weather.
Cloudy weather continues the South Atlantic coast,
and an area Of low barometer, extending from Missouri
10 Wisconsin with eastery winds Lakes Michigan and
Superior. No important change is probable foTthe Gull
coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
PASSENGERS ARR VED

FROM LIyERPooL-In steamship City Of LondOa Oct m
King S,hoeioPh J. H. scHoeoph Mr. a Baron H%1
RosenhOhen. Haynn Mrs hDtit Rev iLoA
Bourts M Morres Peter Sabol MI Dunn CorluAe. m
Guusre Mrs Sweeagpe children ana nuse NJ Ample
NJ Cou.uI Mr. Jewell Watt Rev J. Wright Harrison mrs
c. Merrill Mis-, Mern Miss Juha Merrill Cn.a Merrill Masters T.
sna Ely Murnll Rev. spuks. H. NodwLd MI Cu'erNe L.
Ie nan Mr. Bremen Alex Gordon JOHN Darlington NJ ana mrs
and chd John Sknper Win Jotss ars Nc M I 3
J. ". A. Graham, Mr. Ftshef Dr Leiees Akv NM AZ
fant, W. Lightly Nj and Mr. hArsh - - ~ a, -, IN.
PROM HAMBURG-4n steamship Nandala OcI Joan hru
sGarI krl Chr Schrsbe Wm schrsher DIT VIM trrnh1A =
Uulu6 EleiuWOh. L. RAheer Goeun0 hou" Ut L. D. N"SaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

The National Insurance Convention, yester-
day considered several Of the resolutions previously
offered, and discussed the report OF the Committee on
Taxation.
John Brady of No. 73 LewiS-st., who was run over
SATURDAY night Wbu intoxicated by Of he Ba BroAdsy and
Dry DOCK ue at Delaney and LewSSA, died. ye'Suay In Bellows
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE CoLoRED MEN ON GRANTS NOMINATION.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 24.-In the Colored Conven-
ton here to-day, Arkansas delegate offered resOu-
ton flvoring denomination Of President Grant, but
the Convention adopted substitute declaring 1t i'm
polite anticipate the action of the Republican party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
CUsTOM-uOUSE ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

REFORM DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Conventions were held last evening for noml-
mating Assemblymen Of the Reform Democratic party
In the With District there were two nominees, David
S. Page and Christopher Johnson the former being de-
clared nominated upon poll In the With ten clubs
met but owing desire TO meet possible the wishes
of the German element, the nomination was postponed
10 this evening the lid the Tammany nominee was
Endorsed The result Of last evenings meetings as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
The vessels will steam up the Bay In the following Or4or

When the Squadron nears the anchorage the Mary
Powell should steer out of line and leave the anchorage
clear Yachts will keep out Of the way to prevent col
uson. The Reception Committee has purchased stock
Of Napoleon cabinet wine" from BOuche, Fills Co..
for the reception dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

CLEMRNT-PIPRROu Tura Oct o. By the Rev Robert Terry
Nathaniel II. Clement C. Amelia per, III bOoGDu 10 cad
sNCLAI-TowLE-On Mo0.Ay. Oct o. the residence Of iAs
bdes father Exeter H. by tie ey t. T. Hale OF LOs.Oa
assisted by Charles Marseies Sinclair Of this ci
ANNE r., daughter of Char.eJ l.. IOW!e
WHITALL-CULBERTS the 18th inst BY Friends Ceremony
resdence tue b-rs motAr BROOKLYN, Dr. samoa
Wha NeWYUrk Frances CornelE Of tue lite Rev Il
g. CulbersOn. D. b., pi Sha. Ga. CHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

Essfst ceM-s esm.hip James GAss' M HsvYssk and sAS
n T. Lyoes, for Jacksonville.
syAHna. Ga, Oct 2-Arhysd FeasAips Wyoaiag hoa Psi%
rIpes go Magnolia from Es~YSk; hH Consolation, IRON Hst
goa '1ass Mallory from Bah, Ne Cead Stsaashp Lee. 10
FOREIGN PORTS.
dLlsoow O AThs Allan Lirs s,ramsp Reannayias ffoss
oaehee Tor th pOr called
S0rThAnTos OCT AThs Norh Genaaa LJo,d steamship
York Capt ErHsseF from Eeu.Yog Oct ~ for Bes toucd heo
tins morning, and proceeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

The Best rnd SurrVt RrrrGy ia the World for all Dis
which cdrn aIe curing prOce of sciaing
Ma WINsLOvs SOorHISu SYKuP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

"A man is valuable he makes himself valuable"
An advertisement is ya.GJ Il a. IJLED0 AOAStso
Coz the o2ly . %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
MARnLLD

Wedding snd Visiting Crrds Iri,s S,amrug Got. PsDsH
WN EVkRDELLs Sos lvi FULrO:AT 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

-. method Of dealing. He figured conspieuouSlJ
y ~. proadway widening swindle.
v!nS 'ie-Transfcr Of Eliza Even to Margaret
AAI' ~ K watson, e. T. of Boulevard from
ialSt to l2!d-st., l2l II. II. Q. OF 100 III.
= boulevard. 25NlOO; l22d-st., &. S. an noo
100 r. Q. OF boulevard, 2jNlW..-.... 'iV''
I"SSi -Trans'er " Julia NJ, wife OF Fro.
Aus " C)gcil to Margaret, wife Of Jas
4 Watson aud Maria S., vie OF Ken.
ard B. Connolly, 7th-avc., @. 81 ~ ,s0oO
n. n. 4lsi-st, 20AT6 5S202x -:
March Tran Ger OF TIppn ~ Ward TO JSm.S
Watson, IS h-st s. g., 100 u w. $500
S,i-aN.., % 9S9........... .:..i;E,::'
March 7-TranScr ~ TJppin Ward 70 'N
Walton, Ssil-St.. g. e. SI'o =" 9,l77
lO'Eayc., % 9X9S.9.....: iIiovs
Nov i-lI.IEfer OF Edihcrmia Il oet o1S } n
4, Jas Watson, 6Gih-st' r. b. ~ ~ 7BOO
" sA.aye 2JXlO55. 90
sept ~ I,tcS Wnts1n Boulevard W. b. On mn
=. 81 =, On IL IOOxl0O...-.-.;...'
80 carriages slClghs, ronee'
u.s., e. Be-. sOld NJ aucuOh an oon
- ~ Jcn,b for about; '
Y,,..li,ne Garner S4thst ana mau- ,oo ooo
.nnay, ....'.'''''''' 1922
ISL. rr.,stor OF John g, scribner, r.
APR" refree t. Chas. A Lowe anu va. sm
g.Pt X Watson, RdminlStIatoi."
Grave c. :. 4:h-st' s. Oi os'HS''' ~ an
r,.., $99g,77s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

LcnE Winter EvenInKs! $50 BILLIARD TABLE Poll Ess
Cues sud Balls Qnck huJO-r Cd'h.oU,l Dags,.h nee
ABIOT NICOLA, - L.Jtrtv-s'- NeV York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

Parsons PUrEative PH,-Bcs. family phyAc, Shendass
CAyEuy Condition Powders ioT AUr7e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

The proposed race between the Livo"ia ana
tnt Duuntl,ss va, GJnuuOAcd Seoi"fuhV' ONhE ~ III
ujst LAT pTvy ALIed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

John A. jameson for Judge Of the Superior Court r.
Aver for Judge Of the Circuit Court, George van hoen
for City Collector and Chas H. Horn for CITY Treasured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
9olitiral Notitss
Republican Grand Rally
RATIRY TuB STATE TICKET.
10 be held at
COOPER INSTITUTES
October Is. at Il IN.

GOV. FENTON.
SENATOR COSKLTNG,
MARTIN l. TOWNSEND ofTroy
CHAUNCEY n DBPBW.
VIM NJ BvARTS
distinguished speakers win address the meeting.
JOHN J. TOwSsEND. Charm, General COMMITTEES
JOHN II. WHITE. Chairman Ratification Committee
CHAS. g. SPENCER, Chairman Invitation, &c.
VIZ DRUNNoSD, Secretary.
A Grand Republican Mass Meeting will be he'd at sra.
THURSDAY 26th the 0 the Rab
Committee Of 0nonaga and toe State Committee
ting the Young Mens Btste Republican Association Hsa.
CifAUECY NJ DRPBW. Gea. CHARLES II. VAN WICK RI-ov.
BUTLER NOBLE and other eminent will address the meet
tie organization throughout the state invited
Eo delegations invited nom ell dTiets he
r. publican County Of will NJ the local
and all local Republican Committee and organizations
- LIE R. sANBoRN,
Secretary Young Mems State Republican Association
New.York. Oct IS, 1871.
The seventh Senatorial District Republican Conves-
ton will meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct D. RhaVa
and At O'Clock HENRY WILSON. Chairman
GEO. y. COAcHaON. Secretary.
Eighth District Union Republican Senatorial Con.
ypntiOn will the WgvAn Forty ninth between Bghh an
Enthaves THIS "wednesday EVENING, OFT D. at o'clock
ALBXR MCDONALD. Chairman
Republican Nomination.
Tenth Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards
FOR skHArOR-AUG lSTUS wElSHASN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
CITY POLITICS.

THE TANMANY NOMINATIONs-MEETING OF THE
COUNTY CONVENTION -LEDwITH FOR ST.
PHEME COURT JUDGE, AND sHANDLEY FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
5petia! Notites
Committee for tho Relief Of the Sufferers BY the &.
Chicago Con1agration.

Committee for tho Relief Of the Sufferers by the
Chicago COnlagration.
Rooas o. THE CHAxDER OF COMMERCE.
No g. HILLIAH-sT., October IL, 1871
Persons DESTROYS Subscribing object may ther
ton. to the Chamber GO wnt Of GBoRaH
WILSON Secretary Of the Chamber between ana
D. m o to any member Cheeks be maze pAyAs
70 the order Of A LOW, Treasurer.
OFFICERS OF TIE COMMITTEES;
JOHN c. GREEN. Chairman. II sOuihst
GEoKGB oPDYKB vosChLrnIn, IS NhssaaSt
AA Low, Treasurer, 81 DurinGshp
FRANK HOWE, seeretary % wsrT
Lille Associations Of America
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY NETWORK
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES
s,t, asd fair rvturn pocyhoer ECONOMY energy
ar,neut All psOGA equ.by divided among policy .bOherS
Policies nonisrfens value guaranteed
EVey representatives The General Board Il
DireetorA WILLIAM BARNES, AcssATy,
c. BUANE,. Atorasv.
Beal bargains Ever offered In New-I DIRK.
WHITE CHINA EINSER BIS lST S32 90,
CoLoRRp and GILT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS Is 90
CoLoRED and GILT FRENCH CHIA TEA SETS ~ pse 10 90
sILygRPLATED CASTERS. cut 5 80
HLERRPLATBD TEA SETS, pisces bsst piGts...... - 80
sILyERPLATED TABLE, PoRKS the dOIeA-........... ~
CVLORED CHAMBER SETS IL pieces, RAgn'A uAA'... Z -
Together viA
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CHINESE and JAPANESE
PORCELAIN ..
VILE DALEY Co.
&C. 651 Iss.es4
Les q 'Perrins' 4auce.
Pranoanosl b. ConpsasaErs
THE ONLY GOOD sAOOE.
.Ps : 80 f: ss fs Il s ps.s: Ssa
aakRS OF VvndiRg osaatsrtsit- ID. } 80
JOHN DUNGAN;s SONS,
-Dcyied Meats fer Lunsh. 1rcaniaSt; &c Au
W. UsDghS OoD 4 o. OngAsl 81 oeF p'~~ e' O'I~
e'a- 'eA ~ ~ d. Ssa rraos Ysslss.ls 90 FelIoe1t
Eaaa sSs Wsekiy ssar. .
.s pnIcK TaEE2 cKSrS
T. W.foLrs, and Jeweiry 70 70 0Ea q
80 IN br,ai~.y, near tasfi', sl - - -,
~ =, 1ks foI karonr duTiuc abe Wssk ea1
- sS"TfStiSt ge lS s - 'A.,saes iOssIsya stt
" w. .t.IL-,a a. . III a. EGI SaIlSg
- +, " duAkAA PaslAs.--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
The Mexican FrOntfer-The
KiCkapOO Indians.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lG.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has received from the War
Department extracts from the ooulniand-
ina General of Department of Texas, in
relation to the removal Of the kickapcr
Indians, now in Mexico, to the reservation
north of Rcd River, which further shows
tho agency of the Mexican ofhcialc IN pre-
venting the return Of those Indians To the
United States, and the encouragement
given to their depredations on this eide of
the frontier.
Gen. Reynolds says he has jus, returned
from an official visit to Forts Clark and
Duncan, and adjacent Rio Grande terrific
ry. The people in that State are fully in
formed as TO the conduct Of the Mex lean
officials in preventing tbs return Of the
Kickapoos to United States territory,
They have been retained in Mexico by
bribes of money and goods, as set forth in
the report of Agent Mills.
Depredations on live stock still continue
unabnted. Maraudcts, with their stolen
stock have been, time and again traced to
the Rio Grnnde, and he is reliably in
formed that parties in pursuit can often
see from the north side of the river their
stock in possession of others, collected in
convenient drcves on the south side, for
sale or distribution to the interior Of Mex
leo.
The gradual but heavy loss Of property
is, he says, very discouraging to the people;
they are becoming restless, not to say des-
perate, and seeing tho determination Of
the Mexican officials to retain the kicka-
poo Indians in Mexico rs n cloak for the
real deeds Of the Mexican people.
They talk quite freely now oforganizing
themselves into armed bands, and crossing
into Mexico to recover their STOLE. property.
This feeling is universal on the frontier
since the recent developments with regard
Il. the removal Of the Kickapco Indians.
The ranchmen i've from ten to twenty
miles apart, and ipcursions ffDn the south
Of the Rio Grande in small parties cannot
be prevented by reasonable force in
Texas, unalded by any force, citil or mill
tary, from the Mexican side.
Gen. Reynolds adds: at is believed
that these depredations can be effeoiuaily
and permanently stopped by pur'ning the
marauding bands into Mexico With troops,
accompanied by the owners Of the stock
and the records Of the brands"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
For the Dallas HERALD.
Public SChOOls-PubliC school
Euu1S

THEIR WORKINGS UNDER THE PRESENT
STATE CONSTITUTION AND Lvws REGt-
LATINO rHEA---THE PENALTY AND ITS
woRKIyus-LtkELY TO BECOME PUB
Lie NUISANCE UNDER THE RADICAL Pro
GHAMME. How TO DEtEAT OR AVERT
rute ANTICIPATED NUISANCE.
The State Of Texas has made more am
ple provisions for Public Schools in her
Constitution, than ANY other State in the
Union. That is, she has, by her Constitu-
ton, created greater school fund than
any Of. her sisters have. Frst: GAS a ba-
sis for the establishment and endowment
of Public Free Schools of the State, all the
funds, lands and other property heretofore
set apart and appropriated, for the sup
port and mali tenence of Public Schools,
shall constitute the Public School Fund !"
Second - All sums of money that may
come TO the State hereafter from the sale
of any portion of tho Public Domain of
the State of Texas, shall also constitute o
part Of the Public School Fund, and the
Legislature shall appropriate all the pro-
ceeds resulting from sales Of Public Lands
Of this State to such Public School Fund"
Third -" The Legislature shall set apart
for the benefit Of Public Schools, one fourth
Of the annual Revenue derivable from
general taxation and also cause to be
levied and collected, an annual poll tax Of
one dollar, on all male persons in this
State, between the ages Of twenty zone and
sixty years, for the benefit Of Public
Schools"
The above 10 be poypetuGi Fund for
Public Schools, to be applied for the edu-
cation Of all the scholastic Inhabitants Of
this State; regardless ot race, color or
former condition. In addition to this per
pet,raI Fund, "The Legislature shall, if
necessary In addition to the income de-
rived from the Public School Fund, and
from the taxes for School purposes provi-
del for in the foregoing section, prosiSe for
the raising Of such smonnt by taxation, in
the several School Districts in the State,
a. will be necessary to provide the nsces-
sarV School Houses in each District and
insBre the education Of all the Scholastic
inhabitants Of the several Districts The
lands heretofore given 20 the eOahties is
part Of This Public School Fund and the
Iseislaiure has full control Of ths same.
These Public Schools are under The con-
troll Of The Legislature, and it is made its
imperative duty 10 see that AL the children
in this State. within the Scholastic age. sre
rifhcuf dslav provided with apple means
Of sducrtion, ard ts infici . snalty upon
The parent OF gunrdisn, of any child,
vifbin fbe Scholastic sgs. that - not sent
e. absss rublic Free Schools. or 70 some
,--ftienf private School, ~ mueh a. four
-ssfhs 10 tsch sd svsrF- yeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
Flakes from the Galveston uBnl'
lctin.

We clip the following political items
s.o,, Aha c,,vss,on Eulle,in of the 10Th
''"" ~, l-'.., ~. .rL IN. mar
- NV o.t,s,.sgn ';., NV" ia carrfes az r;ITle
row E'IH' M in"as,a.s. Ma,.,
"e,S"' !" '"' o""'"'' ,.
Executive officers gen'ra'ly nave po'''
cv, hni Governor DAVIS uocs no' A"o" "
He only ms " po''oe'
We must hereafter drop Nelson. lie
has sold out 20 the Clark party. You can
no NOR. make purse out of SOW 3 ear
thnn make n polite ciah ont OF stump
tail freedmen without any back bone.
Farewell Nelson
win Gov. Davis, who visits Galveston
on the 18th inst, be formally received at
Lake IIomilton's negro gambling hell the
nresen, head quarters Of Clark s Radical
olioue. Jake has influence with the ne
croes which must be recognized.
No.. p,,r,v.ru or Arcrsr For twenty
s;,o,,, ,Lo 1h,h rf Augus,
yours s"eo.Ssy, s,, hm ,h. rroroI 90
mas peen oe'ee.Ieu =. Wv n,i,ars.rv of
ha''Tnal uay, H.", uvns y, !. tho no;ron
,he ",,,n ", WIoo. .apos'D o. os,ohi;sh,d in his
n"y "' St' naPY'eo"i u so Tha Nan",aon
mono. " ,ne .a naI.hna,o;, vp' !, ,h;s vo,r will
iami'y II tney Ss'eusa's ~, r WI. ;,I n"na "
40 30 III eA'.' :,iv a,ion,,;so oolohraiod
VI IL. p"' IL W''' w -, -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
CIRCULAR.
HEADQUARTERS. STATE or TEXAS,
OFFICE ADJ'T. GESL. AND
CHEZ OF PoLICE,

" y
OFFICE ApJ'T. GESL. AND
CHEZ OF POLIcE,
AUSTIN Texas, August 9, 1871.
To the end that there may be no distur-
bance and intimidation at the registry Of
voters and about the polls at the coming
election, the following regulations are es-
tablished for the government Of the officers
Of the election and of peace officers, State
Guard and militia on duty, by order Of the
Governor, at such registry and election;
l. All persons coming 10 vote shall de-
pcsit their ballots with the least possible
delay. and after this is done they are for
hidden, under any preteHt TO remain about
the polls or at the county seat unless this
is their residence during the time Of
election, bat shall return 10 their homes
and usual employment; and peace officers,
State Guard, or militia Oh duty st the
polls, shall zee that this regulation is com.
piled with.
Q. An persons are forbidden 10 shout,
ieer at, or in any way insult OF annoy
voters, or candidates fer Office, during the
registration and election and peace oh
GERS. State Guard and militia, on duty in
auv county where such disturbances nav
he Attempted, are directed si once 10 arrest
such persons aud 10 hold them TO he dealt
with according te the provisions Of section
eleven q the act entitled An scf ~ pro-
vide for the mode and manner of conduct
ing elections, making returns, and fvf The
profession and pssrity Of the ballot bs1
nrrrcved August 18th Is70.
g Al gathering eornbiustipH. q "a
sembiinr Il -rsrsurs IN numbers 81 Or
uear he county seat dnrinF The tine = reg
5sfrnfion is being risde, o. fhs siectIcn =
ruinr On. and Ter ths rurr,ss 81 intiuifr-
iirr s1iers a. forti3deu. aud shgn1 nn.r
s-ich rafh.riuF. cumtiuation Or asseuiif
iskt risss q sus e-erfF. . st1l b -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
SUMMER RAIN.


~ bEAIEs saiEh
Nea'ing shsruy waTP ani Ss'l
nn tLs sianiins, messy reof
Tapping 81 the wiEdeS-psae,
Comes he ssRlls, saminST TA'h'
Copi.u. showers the clouds iisill,
Trrr, anl faseTsls iTink ~ slll
Raihsi ansN each shoot aHi blade,
Eyry ihiTsling lsat allsyei'
softly nuTmsTiEg silll Il falls
t,n the old anl sFumhliRg walls,
PTssious boon iwill yield g'aln
10 each field ef uaN'ns asa'h'
Elha music flls The sir
Tiny ,oiee,-rieh and TaTe-
Mihgle in the joyous SQUAD,
As the Tain-dreps reach The ground
Dreamy faneie, ecme and 90,
A. the Tsih,drops sufily ns~,
Men ries of youths happy hours,
Blest with hopes refreshing shoSer''.
Down the visits Of past years,
Through their mingled hopes snd fears,
untesiTained the mind will stray
To each cloudy, rainy day
when, though hope awhile has lied
And but memory reigned Instead,
Yet the morrow suns first IN!
Chased each lingering doubt away.