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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

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f,r lhr zee 81 the Hall,
4ie President annuures ss TO the com
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WALTON, Mesi aud Aimed Saith,
resolutions ~ lhsnks we're also passed
Ia ere rrrslis officers auG committees
ID lLe Convention, Cor the very efficient
ualufr in which they have discharged
ilf duties deyol,lnF uIon them,
he CoIVsali1s IGsa adjourned siFs Die,
hAsp,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
1Verstgaits.

lowing to some oversight, registration
was not opened 10 Colorado county
houston Union.
Why was this, oversight committed ?
This is the curse of registration. 1t is
bu, mn engine Of fraud and villniny in the
hands of n corrupt dominant pnr,y -
Where suffrage is universal, there is no
nee a of re yistration-it is useless ex-
peuse. Voters can be challenge, ut the
ballot box and required to swear, if sus-
pected, and if they swear falsely, they can
be punished for perjury--that is oil that
ia necessary. The election and registra-
ton laws OF this state were cunningly de-
viscd to enable the radical officers to cheat
the people out of their votes, by stopping
registration or by stopping the voting,
when it is goiAg against them, and by re-
iecting the votes of whole cohnties, when
necessary to elect their men.
We wonder how many "oyersights" are
to BE- commit ed?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

Every man, opposed to radicalism,
should vote in this election md vote for
Conner. Let no radical bcsh about Conner
being carpet Dagger and commander
of negro troops, daring the war; d ter any
man from voting. Conner was union
man, of course, during the war, and fought
for his eide Of the question openly, boldly,
and bravely, but since its conclusion, he
has been democrat and friendly TO the
south! and its people, and is thoroughly
with us in our warfare against our radi-
cal opprassors and will defend us and our
cause ut Washiagtoa in the Nntioanl Leg
islature, if sent there 10 represent us. AS
the nominee of our party, it IS tn bound
en- duty Of every man, who desires the
downfall Of radical misruie, to vote aud
vote tor him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
Tracy IN rrouaIe.

Tracy, the Head CrRler II radieallsm Ia
Texas, WIS lately charged by the Calvert
Tribune, radical Pap,r, with having en-
deaTorel to keep $500 from poor old ne
gro woman, which he should have returned
promptly when she reason for his holding
II hal ceased. Her sou had been held TO
hail for the sum mentioned, aud Tracy,
who was himself then poor aud unknown
10 fame, went on the bond AFTER Il mother
had deposited the money with him to wait
tie result, Of the investigation. The hoy
was discharged, and the old woman wSui-
ed her money, which she failed to get un-
III she rpsnriel To the law. This Is the
substance OF the charge.
To clear up the matter, Tracy has been
writing II letter 10 Judge Caldwell, before
whom the matter was brought, and the an-
sw-r Of the Judge is not very bi tightening
to the character of Tracy as n philanthro.
pist, and especially lover Of the coloret
race. Il appears that Tracy was brought
before the Judge before he disgorgcl tie
money. Why did he wait for that2 But
Tracy was poor then and perhaps had used
the money--he was not then the Head Cen =
ter of anything. A good printer has been
changed i,i,o a very lad politician. Our
advice 20 Tracy is not to try TO bolster up
his character, but to let it go, as brother
Carter does his, and, above all things, not
to call upon Judge Caldwell, unless he can
do better whle-washing than his late let
ter in the Journal would indicate. Let
the thing 10, Tracy, and don't stir up mat
ters too much. Let them dry up. That is
the smarIest thing you can do
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

Our contemporary of the Intelligencer, as
we learn from the last issue, has had two
valuable dogs poisoned, one of whom he is
satisfied had "soul" and has ''gone to
heaven" This ought to be some consola-
ton, but our neighbours wrath is kindled
and hot, and he AYERS that the "mangy
cuss" who poisoned him will never set
there, but will Ego to''-the bad place. We
have love for good dogs ourself, and SYM
pathise with our brother editor in his be.
reavement, but we were not aware before
that dogs Ind souls! But, in these radical
days, we have strange theology as we'll as
strange politics. Poor Clay" must have
been an extraordinary dog. We beg our
contemporary to keep cool. There are too
many "mangy cusses" in the State, and
some of them have gotten into the Legisla-
tire, who are "poisoning' the poor me-
groes rs well as the dogs, and committing
numerous crimes, fer which they richly de-
serve the wrath of our neighbor and tor
rent of his genuine 'cnssing." Give it to
them little, brother Norton, and VIC will
write you an elegy on poor "Clay."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

1t is snid that the once Row. Geo. W.
Garter, brought over with him from New
making while in Texas. We thought the
man had brass enough in his own heart
and face for any thing, but it must require
large amount for him to appear before
his old Texas friends in his new character
of radical orator. o George, is there not
lttle speck of the old feeling left in your
bosom? Have you no home, no principles,
no conscience left, nothing but brass, brass,
brass?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

sfg-The Stale Journal, at Austin, has an
article headed Taxation and Liberty, as IL
they naturally went together. Indeed the
burihen Of the article is TO show that the
present heavy taxation lie to preserve the
liberties of the people of Texas ! 1t is just
the reverse. Taxation and Tyranny are
twin brothers, and the enormous taxation
of Texasis to keep its honest citizens in
bondage and humiliation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

IJrGeol news to owners Of Texas horses
AMI cai,le,-Mr, NSa peMars, the Fence
Pslsntrr, At the City llo'el, will exchange
81, valuable raIsnI for good Texas horses
aul cattle, until he starts his heard North,
which he intends to do In about two weeks,
AGsr that YOU eaEhot get your Texas
.lork n On hin, which, Il yea keep, part,
probably, will die daring the winter for
want oil feed or shelter, Bat then you will
have TO come down with hard NEAL after
that, so improve the opportunity while
You have a chance, aud make yourself
soms money. mo 2lt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
Deasm ossem. Stan xyat:e.

A private letter from the Cheyokee Ma
ton to gentleman here gives informa-
ton of the death of Gen. Stan Waite, a
Cherokee Chief of high character and rep
utation. He was Brig. General in the
Confederate Army and distinguished for
his intelligence, fine appearance and gal
liant conduct. He was full blooded Indi-
an though his wife was white lady. We
understand he died at home on his own
plantation-of what disease, we are not in
formed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

The GREAT COxvESTIOS.-A brief ac-
count Of the doings Of the great Tax Pay
ers Convention, at. Austin, viii be found
in our columns this week, taken from the
Galveston News, as sent by its specisl,
Hand. Able and eloquent speeches were
made during the sitting ofths Convention
by Gov. Hamilton, DeCordova, and others.
Hand pays high compliment 10 our dele
gate Judge Cullen. Gov. Davis was guilty
Of the low, ridiculous act Of marching
sound the Capitol with 3 company Of ne
grsss, az be told them 90 purify il from the
deflemsni Of the Tax Pagers Convention,
who bed been holding their meetings
there. This was done with the sccompani-
msnt Of negro singing Of ''Old John Browns
soul Is matching on, etc. ct his sugges-
ton. Davis i trying hard 20 get s0ms
one TO kick his dirty carcass out Of the
city Of Austin, but we hops no one win
polluis his boot b sssh Al act
Touch him nss, Tor heavens s.ks-it is
4 si vist be Warts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
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LegaIIzed Robbefy of the
County TreAsrgly.


The Systematic yillainyl by which sl,, The
cannot he better illustrated than by ref
crcnce to the Special l$olice, instituted for
"a service of "a days, ~ be paid for by
Si440, drawn from1he County Treasury Of
,nch county iRhhe State.
The assumed reason for the creation Of
r these super numernries, was, that they
might preservethe Peace, during rsgistra-
ticn aud the election. The renl reason,
was the one avowed by the Specials, and
r,nctiaed in uis county. They said they
were directed 10 hunt up the darkies not
registered, and they have been doing IT,,
and nj their solicitations doubtless quite
number, under age, have sworn them.
selves into possession OF Certificates, and
will get picked up by the Grand Jury, as
there are quite number OF instances in
which the proof is ample, that they are not
OF the requisite legal age.
On Monday, the Registrar was iuceased
by some drunken fellow making an en-
lhatic expression 10 his hearing in favor
of Conner. closed HE door, and refused
10 proceed with Registration until the
Sheriff would send sufficient force TO pro-
tccti,iIn and did not, until one Of the
Sheriffs deputies went over AMI guarded
him. lie seems moi toshaye recolleeied for
y r1omtni the twenty Special Policemen
suhject 10 bis own order, or IL he did he
estimated them at 0000, which they are
There might Just rs we'll have been twenty
stakes driven in the ground around f1e
public rquare. and The county charged
SAD FOR them, save The bringing up the
ydung negroes TO the registry, aid the
warning Of people axay from the barbecue
81 Gum Springs. The twenty stakes
would not have answered for this service
hut far the preservation Of tie Peace. they
world have doAe AL that tbs Special PO-
lice are doing.
Tie fact IL no Police force was needed
no police force is relied uVon in case Of
d:sinfbhpce bot there has been no distHT-
haner. nor eaa here he sny bat what the
Sheriff backed b. the Town people would !
suppress insta.ier.-- CLsr ksriHe Standard. /
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
TenEiCy N@TyS.
0FEAg HgIrA,N,

~ lA- NNAAAANs
I.0Np0N. September ~ "A meet,
ing WAS held az Chelsea In favor uf
ihe lirli'sh sw0Tlsmsn nnw GA u
strike, Mr, Olsrr was the prinri,
pal speaker. Ito den uucti In
slreRg terms ceglrain ploprictnrs
who | si scrumli,alc'l wealth out al
tbs lHlor at the 9rur,
George Alexander Hamilton, See
rcla,y ~ lnc Treasury under Ear,
Derby, died yesterday in Dublin.
The Postal Money order System
le,w~n the Iui,cd States aud Eng,
land will so EiIo operation ON the
I'd of Ov,oscr.
Tho Morning Advertiser today
contains an editorial imputing the
blame flr sha war IN Corca 10 the
Americans. IL says the result g!
the recent battle will 90 the driving
uf Foreigners from the country. II
also says England will not ioia the
United States, because she WAS not
consulted before the expedition I'M
der Admiral Rodgers WAS sent into
Cnrcgn waters
The Times has n dispatch from
Versailles announcing that Theirs
goes to fontaincblcau during the
rcccss of the Assembly. He will
Gncrward visit the sites Of tho pro.
posed military camps.
FRANCE.
PARIS, September lS.-It is rU-
morcd that Gen. Cissoy has resign.
ed,
Pans, September l9.-The forts
will hc iurmnll = surrendered, by the
Germans, tomorrow. and tho cvuc-
UHtion of the four departments con
iiguous TO Paris will follow immc.
tliatcly, to be surrendered by tho
25th. .
Herr Won Arnim and Theirs are
20 setGlc tho details OF tho Peace
Convention to day.
GERMANT.
BERLIN, September i9.-Tho Ger
man army will be placed upon a
pcaca-foWing and Immediately re-
duce& 10 tho effective strength of
four hundred thousand men. Gen.
Won MolLke has been created Mar
sinl.
The virulencc Of the cholera in.
creascs At KoeniSsberg the ratio
OF deaths has advanced from fifty
per cent. to seventy or even eighty.
The deaths for tho week ending the
18th inst. number 800.
ITALY.
TURIN, September 19.-The mu.
nicipalily of Turin gave banquet
today in honor Of the completion
of Mount Cents tunnel, ut which the
representatives Of foreign govern
ments who took part in the cerc-
monies Of the formal opening were
present. The utmost cordiality was
cvinced ly all the guests, and the
French Embassabor, particularly.
was remarkably enthusiastic. Many
speeches were made. and number
Of toasts drank. the principal Of
which were Success to the Mount
Cents Tunnel and "Ihe Memory
of Cavoug." -
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, September ia min
.isterial crisis here is imminent.
Baron Lingenan has been appoint
cd Ambassador Extraordinary to
ST. Petersberg.
sWITZERLAND.
BERNE, September l9,-Thc Cath
Ollie party of the town Of Sololhurn,
Switzerland, has con{tituted itselfa
liberal municipality.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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lls A. EhEltHL, 81 laHra,l-f, I'd, = Tesftfsir 81
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'rsl a.. q, ltsiiss taaaIE, lrsss,
&C. MF sEs aslh alis4-i is aHnHaurr ollNMHfs
re- iitNghit, $50 as ,snAaiair i,'T aIi-u IT tao
h7,rr ia p's'sir, Aa- g, i's'ias ,,.Hu's' isa',
HsrNe a-e anilf'trrl aIi rgsssisis-i 10 aussurrr
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farH ri HtiFiIF fAu- z.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

sy Jacob Grossmsn and Lewis Yillarsi
have purchased the Resiaurant, formerly
kepi by Williamson s Sheppard, AID viii
eoBtinus that popular establisbmsn under
the style oftbs "Esstsrn Restaursnt" By
Jacob erossnan < Co al the dsIiesciss
Of The season and ihs most polite attention
nay ts expected See s1rsriissueut-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

\ little Norwalk four year cid
was listening, on Sunday last, TO II
Bible story OF Elijah aud the bears.
The story was illustrated with Il
picture OF The venerable Elijah 80.
ing out barchcaded, tho bears com
ing out OF the woods, etc. The lit.
tie one looked ut it and immediate.
IS spoke out, Gather, why didn't
he put his hat on, then they would
not have hollcrcd ball-hcad."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
m G. W R "A K e r Y.
FAMILY BAKERY,
OR. PERRY DAKIN

I'D ESPECTFULLY Informs the Citizens
EA ii Dallas and adjacent counties. that
he has opened an INFIRMARY, where he
will Operate on and Treat all Surgical
Cases.
The following named Diseases will be
Treated as Specialtles, viz. :-Fistula in
Ano, Hemorroids or Piles, Hair Lip, Tu-
mors, Affection of the Bones and Joints,
Old Ulcers, Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
Calculus or Stone in the Bladder, and all
Affections of the Eyes.
Special attention given the Diseases of
WOMEN and CHILDREN.
Those living at distance will be fur
nished Board and Room.
OFFICE, NoRTn SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
three doors east of the Public Square;
Ddllas,s, Texaa August 18th, tSIl.-4S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
y0Tytr 10 PARENTS.

No amalgamaiiSn IN odg sehools, We
will commerss our school ca, tho 18th inst.
Aswe teach no sectaria % sul we expect
liberal patronage from hose. VINO ueIand
simple justice in seheiaste way 10 iheir
children,' male and female School al me
old llEnALD Office near .0e trnichheld
Uouse. RIA. LANDRUM A. NJ.
W. W. DAVIS A. NJ.
NIB. Prof Davis is graduate OF the
Washington and Lee College-See Gen
RE-. Lees Recommendation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

a clergyman in Austin lately prca2hed
on the commandment, "Thou shalt not
steal whereupon the Radical journal Of
that city took offence.
The clergyman says he was not aware
that the Legislature had repealed the COM
mandments. 1t is dangerous trending on
sore toes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

,,asy" Col. DeGress denies the truth Of
Mai. Waldrons letter. 1t lies between
them. We repeat that the charge is Sc
rieu, one, and needs investigation. A
simple denial will not do. a Superinten-
dent of Public Education should not have
shadow of suspicion resting on his char
acter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

The Courier -Jour ial says, aBrownloE de-
eiares that be won't die until the expira-
ton OF his term as United States Senator.
II he is going TO wait that long We doa 1
care much IL be never dies
Yes. but the devil viii.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

By circular from the Chairman Of Elk.
COMMITTEES of the Caddo Jockey Club, We
learn that the Fall races over tho ca lido
Course will commence on Monday the 18th
of Nov. coming and coutinuc Fix day..--
This course has been lately improved at a
large expense.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

The Democratic papers Of Houston con-
plain greatly Of the way registration was
csndus;ed there, aud. 1t is said. aha: suits
viii be Instituted against the registrar for
Violations Ct The Ae. Of Congress. which
was inisaded for the profession ef negroes
but nay be used for the p-siseiiOn Of
whites 81 we'll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

Preserve your conscience always
soft and sensitive If but one sin
forces its way into that tender part
of the soul and dwclls there, the
road is paved fora thousand iniqui-
tics
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
FARM FOR SALE.

have saall farm Consisting Of 80
acres OF good land and % ceres Of timber
Cd lar.d-4l miles West Dallas, near
Horizons Mills, which osfr FOR sale at a
Low pries ior sash. Also. stock Of cattle,
p,ulss. steers aud implernfBis for working
The farm. Fifteen acres % the farm in
cultivation and under Eooa feeee- For
fur'bsr Tarieuiars snqHf n of Jno. LorPot
Dallas.
Also-I EiII sell ny ssock Of Family
Groceries. 81 crsi pric3ss siding freighL
sept. 25i lS7l-2aff IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

sSrOBr 4arsest thanks are due Ind
are a-<f sincerely given 10 all cur cotsm-
porsries rho have 80 kis5ly. Bosissi our
return 70 jsrrnslizD-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

Thsy srs debating in Geo. he question
Of ns-iue bach he Capital 70 Niileig--
Elle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
OFFICE OF DALLAS BRIDGE
COMPANY.

Daia-. leEa- SIT 81 ISL
The aunusT meeting q The So h1ilr- - %
rirrfrz bridge Crrnf1tr VII D. g. t.iEIr lfil.
n rhs rifr 81 nalas - y 1nlay the 9TH Day TO
fi.fa- 1871 The siH-fiun " irsrs fu- TIE eiisuif
ys-lr ani other inrc--anl bn-in.ss VII D. hei5rr
fslr1 GMsWISE, s-c.D.BC
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

To my patroHs I return my most sincere thanks
for their liberal patronage, and will be much graft
fed for a continuance OF their iAyOis.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-05-06

TIP Tor, ''locar' in St. Louis has
been getting married, and his brother lo-
cal of the Democrat gave him the follow
ing 'good notice :"
''Some people get married and some
don't. Some prefer maids and some pre-
fer widows-that is matter Of TASTE
Each horn of the dilemma has its advan-
tages. One advantage possessed by
widow is, that she has graduated has her
eye teeth cut, and knows what's what.
A virgin has everything to learn, and it
requires patience and perseverance to i'm
struct her. Our golden haired friend
George Center Brown, the sensational
writer, preferred widow. He picked
out the best one in the .city-Jenny S.
Jenkins-and on Saturday the twain
were made one. The affections of the
lovely widow have for some time centered
in Center, and she was his'n from center
to circumference. Three exquisite chill
dren, ready made, assist materially in
cementing the union. IT'S sweet to be
called ''papa" by cherub lips, on ones
wedding day. The evening went off
smoothly-skies serene-friends in good
spirits, and nobody hurt We congratu-
late our sensational friend upon securing
the monopoly of SO handsome an item
Long may he wave"