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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

Ladies who nre suffering from certain com
plants, known only to females, should at once
xet DR.. VelPau' Female Pills. They produce
most charming effect. sold by al Drug ssts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

MANHOOD! WoNASHooD.-Vho may marry
who lot, why, los pages, scaled. Inns ediments !;
CAusos and Cure. Send 2,e. DIR. whittier, GIT
st. Charles street, ST Louis, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

Mae Bryde, the Moline merchant prince,
gave us call to-day, for the purpose of
making arrangements to enlighten our
country friends through the columns of the
WEEKLY ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
L. WOLF

Cotton and Wool Goods, Furs, etc, at Cost
Price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

We cali attention to the card Of the ST. Louis
Medicine Co., chartered Institution they offer
Metro politaD skill TO All.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

A SKATING PARK Has anybody heard
anything about a skating park for the com
ing winter, where the young fellows can
kneel sAlubriously down on the cold ice and
buckle on the girls skates for them where
q brass band can now and then blow its
brains out? where masks can be worn and
vows of love be plighted to yoa don't know
who, under the beautiful light Of the sweet
silver moon ? where initials can be cut with
artistic grace on the glitterrng sheets of con-
geAled aqua and prodigious balls Of pop
corn be devoured for ten O'Clock lunches ?
Without propouuding too many questions in
one sentence, have any of you heard OF any
thing Of the kind It's time to talk it up.
What style of skate will be worm Will
ankle supporters still be ths rage? Will il
be allowable for Charles Augustus to put HE
arm around Jerusta Angelina when nobody
is looking? vii liz be necessary to be always
holding Jerushs Angelina to keep her from
falling, especially when she's sitting down
in = corner taking q rest? All these little
matters are nov in order, and should receive
due confederation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

A 0riskt aeA lthy oaus Is 3 Perennial spring
of joy in every we'll reSuOted family, and whore
is tnat fatAer who after toe strife aud turmoil OF
business, retiring TO HE home, lie not heguiied
Of care BY the innocent pratLls of has child Z
gold ais IdoI, he INF have been asucces,iul man,
aud amsssed richos. Yet place his child on the
sick bed, and ali ms gold at the dis posaI of Cue
ply siclaA, and the only return be asks /. the
torAtion of health 10 mis- child. Fathers Moth
srsI would you preserve your child in health
Then listen to US. There is one prevailing cause
Of tie disease in children, and that cause lie
worms. Ii tnis cause OF disease is not removed,
your child will sicken and die, or finger . suder-
ing invalid for life. We present to you al infal-
libls remedy for worms; 1t 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
DIED,

SILN ESTER.-Ou Wednesday. Nov. 23rd- at the
residence OF her son, MIR. ThOs. Corns Mound Farm,
Coal Valley. HIS. Mrs Sarah Sylvester, at the adj
vanccd age of = years
sE-Funeral tomorrow at 10 clock. Friends are
invited TO attend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
HELEN OF TROY,
FROM DR.. GoURAUD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.
cANTo Xxx

L ROM DIX. GOURAUD'S LIBRARY OF ROMANCE
cANTo Xxx
And then haivina seemed 80 wrap'd in pride.
That twas matter of surprise and WONDER
To see our heroine 80 much 81 her side
In fact They very rarely were asunder,
But Helen knew that every gushing tide
Has its own rushing COULTER current under,
Malvina thus could not well help revealing
That meath her hauteur, wslled q foun, of feel
ing.
The friendship springing up between two
lovely girls Is delight nj thing; but a young
lady cannot eVince = more sincere frien ID ship
than in recommending her friends to use Gour-
sad's Italian Medieated soap. This marvellous
soap will cleanse the skin from tan, freokles,
pimples, sallowness, sunburn, rednsss, rough
ness, salt rheum, or any other impurity, leaving
the skin as white and transparent Is a porcelain
vase. Raising q creamy lather in water, either
warm or cold, hard or salt, makes it alike vaIua-
bic for shaving or bathing. Gouraud's Oriental
Cream is used by the Empress Eugene, Queen
Victoria's Court, and all the fashionable world.
Gouraud's Poadre Subtitle 10 warranted to eraii-
cate superhuous hair from any part ef the body,
while Gouraud's Medieated Hair Restorative
wi just as positively force the air to grow on
places whence it has falltn of, xAd, moreover
imparts o wiry hair a splendid sickness and
gloss Gouraud's Lily White is the most splendid
and de icste preparation for whitening the com
plsxion, the ladies ever used Gouraud's Liquid
Rouge is a superb article for crimsoning pale
cheeks aud lips.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
DR.. FELIX GOURAUD's really valuable pre-
pa rstions can be had genuine at No. AS, Bond
street New York. and by John Bengston, Rocl
Island, and all fashionable dealers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
CITY BULLETIN.


CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND a PAoIBIo n. n.
Trains leave Book IslAnd-aOUs nAsr.
Day Express and Mail, sl5 n m.
Rock Island AosOmmOds alton, 400 p. m.
Might Express, 1880 p. IN.
Day Express Hnd Mail, 6:t6 .. N.
Night Express, 6+b p. N.
Rock Island Accommodation.
Ar. Bureau junction. Leaves Bureau Junction
S.OOp.m $50 n. IN.
The Day Express snd Mail lsaviAx hsrs ct
el5 .. IN, connects 1T Bureau Janetio. at 1919
.. M, for Peoria.
Tho Night Express leaving here at 1890 p. n.
connects ut Bureau NJ libo p, IN for Peoria.
wEsrERs Union R.A.
sOua ORTIZ LEAVE. AREIVx
Express b Mail, $50 .. N. $50 y. m.
MiSsd Passenger, $3.50 D. m. Ili2S an
Connects with all roads for the east and west.
ROCKFORD, n. BLAND Asr. LOUIS b. n.
Going North ARsrs. LEAVE.
Express 6i5Vs.m 700 m
mail 6;l5 pm. 6;i5 p m
Going eouth AEAIvE. LEAVE.
Mail 1O4O .. IN. $40 q. m
Express $3.50 P. m. $40 p. IN
srsight I;4e .. m
freight 7:l5 p. m
Freight 4.4O a, IN.
RvoK ISLAND PEORIA
TRyE HvoE ISLAHp TO COAL VALLEY.
Leave. Arrive
Rock Island , S,2Ssn 1910 C,.S . N
nooE fILAsD TO PEORIA.
Leave. Arrive
Express 1850 a. IN. 9ITa. IN
Mail l:l5 p. IN. 6;2S p. N
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS q MIME
Sofa r. n.
Passengers leaving Rock Island at 6.45 .. N
on the o. n. A. a y. road, make olose connections
through to Darlington tSrriving there at 1880
aud 10 Keokuk. Also BY leaving same train
passengers oaH connect at Grsnsn for Oak
loosN Nad BddJyiile, TO the South and for Mar
shAltown, Austin, Mimi and 81. Paul to I'll
north.
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
Passengers leaving Rock Island on the o.
I. a p. road It Gas p. m. 60 directly through
Lsavsuvorth, Kansas, arriving there at IL .. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
nr Iuason,. Dead sAot uo,m oanhx

and 10 put up In the form Of stick Of candy, and
go pleasant 10 the taste, that children greedily
tsase for it. 1t is purely vegetable, and cannot
hurt ths smallest child. ASA for DIR. Judsod 9
Dead Shot Worm Candy. For ssls every W here
dscs Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

until completed.
A large amount of space will be devoted to
Our MONTHLY GOSSIP, which will be enriched
With short and lively articles ON person of ote.
incidents Of the day and other novel or amusing
topics
ILLUsrRATIoSs designed by distinguished or.
tists and engraved in The highest style will 40
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

DR.. FELIX aOURAUD's really valuable pre-
psrstions can be had genuine at No, As, Bond
street, New York. and by John Bengston Rock
Island, and all fashionable dealers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
RvoK ISLAND . PEORIA r.. r.

Passengers leaving Rock Island on the o. n.
l. p. road At Gas p. m. 60 directly through "a
Leaysnvorth, Kansas, arriving there at IL .. IN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
JOHN HENRY BROWN. PIERRE s.. ERowt.
North Texas Land Agency,
JOHN HENRY BROWN & SCN,
nNrr NG KNLsY NG

liza AalEhLS, = CilsNtASs
GENERAL iGEN2SyOr LOCI rive,
BUY[N.G and SELLING LANDS an!
TOWN re 0PERTl J. III all gris Of n;
SUITE North IF LaGigde 81, aud Irss:y
jar as De Fttiaa iaciading Tie 1on:i5
Country
EENHEiR whole time and attention 10
4 given exclusively to this Business
The'sepior Of The Firm has been thirty,
i've years in TeSus--,he Junior is a native
Of tho State.
Refer generally, to TIE Press ana Per-
Lie MEN Of tho State prior to lha War.
Ar DALLAS, to Hons. MT. NJ. Burrorl,
j. j. Good, j. Il, p. Record, J. 81. Crockett,
Pleasant Taylor and ; ohm W.Swindells.
Ar McKISNEg, to Coy. ThrockmortOn.
Ar CLARRsyILLE, to Hon. b. IL. Epper-
son, Col. Charles DeMorsc.
Ar JEFFERSON, to In. Nj. d. X. Taylor, s.
+. Moseley, Judge II. 2. Matry Hon. Jno.
D. McAdoo, Ward Taylor, Jun. =,
ar MARSHALL to Generals VI D, Ector
and ". +. Lane, Hon. Wm Stcndmnn.
AZ AUSTIN, to C. Il. Johns & Co.
Ar New York, To NJ. a. Myers, Ameri-
can Coal Co., ID Broadway Texas Land
Agency, % Broadway; Col. Geo. II. Sweet,
editor Texas N5w Yorker.
Ar ST. LOUIS, TO John S. McCunc, Col,
George Knapp, Col. }. 0. Broadhcad, GOV.
I. c. Reynolds, Collins 4 Halliday, Alfred
Carr. 501 Olive Street, Bishop Marvin.
Dallas, Texas, July 20, lS7l.--4G;tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
hmm AnsIin.
FngAl 40 mt dAiNs'lss AF'''

snsiAl Es ut GAiEEsIsN AEss,.
ATsHN, seq, 2, ls7l.
GtsFTneIs n II, f.sse aHi A. ! lissa-
i,isa aalr ifiiihs sIafshss islay, assiasi
haairal paITaIaian. Ihsir aalusncs ess
mainly oQuPssci oftaK TsysTs ani hgn-
tered aAai tRa ihcusahi GaF. lfs.f
3si nasily ia statistics ahi Tested uP he
faxes al hsisrra siK sal ssyeI niiliaas n;
Isllars
Gsysrnsr ilamilsn lsll he pressni
aimiHisirsiiau ani legislature a. ihsigrs
aui TiuniFrsIs q ] i,ssis sni mahy 81
ihs hslical Legislators eouie 90 Ausiiu
paar ani keri horses snl carriages, aLl
liarl al snsa FNimvaganl Faies iAai The
infsshrs vas sssinsl their hohesty snl
Integrity, The sianding array znl pet
nsasurfs q Davis Ws'e sleausHlly De-
asnHesl. A fair slseiieh Was not % be
expected, YET the people aeTe Fseanmsaiel
10 register anl vote Gs = lssI resort Ne
could aPIsal 10 the Congress q the nation,
fsT a Republiean fora Il gageFnmenti
there wsFs some honest Republicans ia
nsIess, ani ihey could rot refuse as
self sageTnuenii our falHFs looked dark
and gl0amy, has the sun u liberty would
saaa burst through AAl iiluains our pe-
iilisal horton within tso years Governor
T. J, Davis Woull b the NEST oiiOus and
dtlsstasle iyTant that ever attempted a.
sshVsTi the liberties ofA fee people our
people were not habiiuatsl 10 ignominy
aud dssP0lismi 'onF condition must change,
The election Of Hancock Ia this district,
Is looked upon As certain, u the votes are
counted right,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
nn. PERRY DAxIM

ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizeug
Ra Of Dallas and adjacent counties, ihat
he has opened an INFlRMARY, where he
will Operate on and Treat oil Surgica
Cases.
The following named Di5cases wiz be
Treated US Specialtes, Yil:--Fstula il
Ano, lIemorroids or Piles, Hair Zip, Tu-
mors Affection of the Bones and joints
Old Ulcers DiseHsesoF the Urinary Organs,
Calculus OF Stone in the Bladder and all
AT ctiuns the Eyes
Special attention given the Diseases Of
WosEN and CHILDREN
Those living at II distance will be fur
nished Board ana a Room.
0rrCE, NoRTH SIDE or MAIN STREET,
three doors eas Of the Public Square.
Dallas, Texas, August | 9th, lS1l.--4stf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

70 the Editor oftho nal!ts lirrsld
The authority for establishing the SO.
called Public Free Schools in lhis State,
now in travail preparatory to birth, is
three fold. lires,s first, in the ninth nri-
Gle of the constitution ;-eecondly,in AN
Act to establish n system Of Public Free
Schools for the State of Texas" approved
August 18Th, lS70-- and thirdly, in an
additional act passed at the late session of
the L.gslature. These embrace all the
law, and all of the constitution on The sub
ieci. So far az these two laws agrec with
the consultation, they are binding, and so
far MS the Rules ami Regulations of the
State Board of Eieca4ion eonform to the
laws and The constitution, they are bind
irg,-and not whit faIiihcr The State
Board, from neither soNice, possesses my
power or right to exact an oath cf Office
from teachers, much less TO make them
, take m oath to inculcate in the minds Of
youth principles Of Loyalty and patriotism
,othe Gov ERyaENrs Of the United States
and Texas. -..
Thay have no lawful right 10 interfere
with teachers Of schools seminaries, col
legeG &C., other than those employed by
them TO teachln the State Schoolj They
-hRve The power to compel all children be-
tween six and eighteen to attend their
schools foui months in each year, UNLESS
such children are shown to have rtrrived-
regular instruction for slrch'perioi OF four
months ''frosi any private teacher having
proper certificate of competeDcy." So
says he constitution. What is proper
certificate aud by whom given fora private
teacher or college professor? Certainly
not rowing, unknown school Supervisor.
sent out amang people who knows him not
and who knows not the people around him
---ihnt wonl,l be monsironss The grand
Mogul might DO this 10 force civilization
on barbarian Subjects, but no such case is
rccor'ted. Enlightened free born men pre-.
fer Ger iicates from known Professors in
Colleges or other gentlemen Of learning
not interested In fostering despotic men,
AL tyranny upon the people, held together
by chains composed Of pnius and penalties,
violating the law Of conscience, aud paw
ing the way, with kindred political en-.
giaes new at work, for Union of church
and State-a political, religious despotism
with all power lodged in q central head
styled, by custom, the Governor of Texas.
viii these rowing supervisors enter I'M
asked our female Academies and the.Cath-
Ollie Converts, where parents from time
impeinorial have sent ineif daughters, and
demand TO examine aud certify the hdies.
before allowing i!em 10 teach longer,
though they may have been giving salts
faction for ten Of twenty years. Can they
spare time from manipulating con -entions,
or organizing negro loyal leagues to DO
all this! Are the fathers anil mothers of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
Tnx-pa,ers, Meeting.

According to previous notice given, the
Tax. Payers Of Dallas county, irrespective
OF party alliances, assembled at the Court
Room on Thursday, the 9TH inst, for the
purpose Of sclecting i, legates TO attend the
tax payerS Convention which is TO assem-
bic nj Austin, on the I'D inst
The meeting was called to order by Gen
John ]. Good, and on motion, DR.. II. J. Mof.
fet. of Lancanter, was made Chairman, and
II. l.. Burks, Secretary.
On motion Of y. X. p. Record, Esq, n
committee of ave was appointed TO draft
resolutions expressive of the feelings OF
tho meeting. The following gentlemen
we're appointed: Maj. John Henry Brown,
Col john b. Floyd, Martin Riggs, Esq,
Col. George Wilson and DR.. Stults.
On motion, Judge W. II. llord, Colonel
Daniel Dsily and Peter Beemnn, Esq,
were added 10 the committee. After some
pertinent and eloquent remarks by Col.
Record and Gea. Good, the committee re-
ported through their chairman, Mayor
Brown, the appended preamble and resolu'
tons, which were adopted without dis
senting voice. After some humorous and
well-timed remarks by Maj. Brown, the
selection OF delegates was in order. The
following gentlemen were selected: Col.
John n. Crockett, Judge Z. W. Caller,
Hon. A. Bledsoc, Col. Daniel Daily, Judge
John Chenault, Col. j. X. =. Record, and
Col. George Wilson. Al'ernates: John
II. Cochran, r. S. Guy, Esq, Capt W. }.
Clark, Col j. d. Floyd, DR.. s. II. Gilbert
Mai. S. NJ. Scott and DR.. Jas. Il. Scott.
On motion of Gen. Good the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the Dallas
lIERALD, the Austin STATESMAN" and all
other pnpers friendly to the cause
| On motion of Il. G. Bower Esq, the
thanks Of tho meeting were rendered the
Chairman and Secretary, after which, on
motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
't -" II. J. MOFFETT, Chairman.
In H. PupEs Snc'v
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09


nes, Hon. D, C. Giddipgs the democrat.
&c nominee for Congress in the Sd Con-
ercssional District, is receiving perfect
o1ations in his canvass through his Dis
trict. We clin.the following from the Gal.
weston News, Specials:
WACO, September l..
The Giddings barbecue here to.
day was the gfandest political gath
ering ever held in Central Texas.
1t is estimated that there were
five thousand persons on the
ground, and the procession was
over two miles long. The meeting
was called to order at IL o'clock, A.
NJ, BY George Clark, President Of
the Waco Democratic Club, who, in
a short speech, introduced
col. D. C. GIDDfN5s,
who spoke for nearly two hours,
and perfectly demolished the Radi-
calls. lie was followed by Judge
Coke.
J. w. Diver, q kadical Judge,
asked permission to speak, which
was granted. DIR. RICHARD Harri-
son followed, who fairly skinned
him.
TIE enthusiasm of the people is
at fever, and many Germans viii go
with us.
The Waco Democratic Club is
a live Institution, and is doing ef-
fectire work. Pot McLeanan down
for Giddings BY 500 majority
Everything passed ofquictly.
BRfH0xD. September ].
A large and enthusiastic Demo
cratic meeting and bafbccno took
place at Brefnond today.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09
TnNior,s Monitor.
snecIri Nafiec.

With the incoming [ l1,b volume Of the
llKR,tr, We will commence the 'rirhy ad'
sn.es Pds @'Hi plan, for oil suh'erip'iods.-
This will be mAdeinpcraii'e, and we mean
no offence or disisls' by asking compliance
With this rule, rs Il is the only one that
will enable ny to rsblish psper that is
worth reading. The Publisher who prints
his paper prom'secorsly "on time " either
fails outright, or ge,s In debt and is final
ly unable TO pay those who accommodate
him and We have determined, from this
time hen ,cforih, to adopt the strie ny sGsh
plan for all subscriptions, Job work md
advertising.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

fhls nff. mal. OIL lI A.
n Afftk anIfaIf NJ natut
tIn III HHirfisah faHniT ani Nj
N a HflfmHf. nfiiaIlfsfrntahn
.fake alsem ~ sra'nst ln Il
sni ihe iitilff riif
lhsfs sns "a fffY Ffrf ffou n
esiimaiol ed alnui three ih0u ant
lrsns, Ihs fr ssx vas rreiirtp.
ftsfnifi.
Grrai enthusiast eyai'f and
ihe lariotue l. ah overuh lining
surte.s, speaking we'll iur ,he hem-
scrais al liTrinond ani yitinily.
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uafa.i.rr a. flt aH
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Boo Hf rffri iifssslla al ast l.H
sHf fssfatf a. ifa lsaiffsi 20 hrt ftt
,Is,lusf s-sl.f. a. ss,fiisf 49,
H-ssfrtag - q ssr'isf 81 tfgssi
ltsl a. ssilss u - ssssisr ~ iui
tat,sssi-ssl fss,i.i q 49, 81 o.
nsfeisa il.i ., 80 siil - aiisssi b
t.is 81 CO asfpsfs.i ~ fssiitssfs u
s4siursa. fleece 40 ,I.las''I At &c.
s.Iirs ihfss sssiiaassifa Az 40 afii
fsis.s.a-, .alfr DO NiinTT hs'f fsr
tfesu zee rirfa-si i.s hsi. tFiarf
ils ssis ~ ihs i'nusiiiuiisa sui 80 sisis
srl C.puiy s.,sisls, o. osTitisaifs sfff
sistn ia iAis CsruiF sui, rEshat'y, rs'
sry uisrc ia ths ihs sis'r, hai af iAis
90 are 49, sfusis, IA usag eases,
esrlifcairs rssy haze hfFu lasi, AL nsF
ouss r,usi h atisihsl They vii cyst ihs
iTiainE sgm N twenty-five seats Fhish
as 20 che registrar asa iss, Lfi every
uaa register secure Ais ssriifeAis, aal hs
trparl ,s vote, There shoall as h. a
sissls tRsspiian, Seihing hul s'aiinasl
stkn~ss, eonluing ens 70 Ms hauss %
hsi eau n.siilg say naa Ia Ais tailaF'
10 register ani vote, Il Nay BE- ih0aghl
~ some Fast ia this Congressional Die
irisi iks Democratic Vois'is 50 large lilil'
esHls snsss aigh, he iulu'ssi ia Uiihanl
ssrioa. iriury, by NJ means, Tie vote
east for me nemosFsils homiuee SHOULD Be
nsds IS large As pa.sNle, Tor the sissl
no, emily here hat abroad, shoull lhsF'
be any sprsFeni fAlliag ofin the Dsms'a'
is strength, ANY rhlns that looks like a.
Increases 81 raiisallsm ia this District II
will he claimed as = triumph ani hsrslie'
abroad as evidence ~ the growing PIP
ulariy Of Grant and the peoples aPProsa
zion Of the eorraP. IyEahny o. Davis ans
his rols. Gel ready then for the somlnl
election, every man u you, II you neg
lee, any msans Of NiFlhsrlns your sIaansl
patton from the CALLING thrallIom unie
ShisH you are groaElng, You are not Wor
thy Of being called men, II the worst o
governments and the mos, onerous iaI
alton will not arouse you to action, you
are oaly 4, 10 be slaves. There is every
thing to excite yOu to eeAsless eSer'ioh
until raliealism is officially overthrow
In yoI'r state and country aud your proper
iy, liberties and lives rendered secure
While raliealisp reigns rampant At Aus
tin aud Washington. thero Is no safety 70
either. Remember this and register ant
vote, quietly, orderly, and more especially
so in view 6f the infamous Proclamation o
the Governor, bet DO sure, above all thing
TO register AMI vote.
The hears Of registering are from 8 4.
to II aud from TO . p. y, in Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

4 SOUTHERN pasuA.-Our talented
friend, Capt Robert .lbssolyn, formtrly
editor of .ic Austin Texas State Gazette,
ana now assistant cdltorof TINT inilucn.
iial Journal. the Dallas (rcxas) HERALD,
is now in New York, negotiating for the
sale Of u new Drama written by him
Capt. .losselyn is one Of the most elegant
Eieracpr1 Of the South. His own modesty
prevents his being better known - New
Orleans picayunc.
A S0rTugRS DRANA.-Wc are pleased TO
learn through our exchanges that Mr..
Robt .)osselyn, formerly on the ed ioral
staff of the Austin Gazette, ap,l now cor
responding editor of the Dim.as HERALD,
has sncccede in negotiating with New
Yo,l: iif;a f5r the sale of new drama,
writer by himself. MIR. Jossclyn ranks
with the best writers Of the South and but
for his noies,y would be better known 10
the reading public Il Houston Telegraph
Capt JossELyN arrived in this city on
Tuesday morning !ast, and as will be seen
in another article, will assume full control
OF the editorial columns Of tho HERALD
with the extnumbcr, leaving the publisli-
err to devote his whole time to the business
department OF The PAPER. .W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

Mr.. Willis Richardson, Of the Gall
sesion News, says that Il. W. Caves sta
tionary aud book establishment in Houston
IS the largest in the State. Cave is IN
occasionally man Of great energy, en-
terprise, AID liberalify, which IL fully
deIhsnttraied asa newspaper proprietor.
raai Jefferson Times.
Ne do net krcr ulios Wills Richardson
is.---~e have slight ac1uaintance bowev-
er. wiih s'zlssd Riaiardson, the veteran
ard venrrablc tdi;sr and prsprEatsr o. The
Galresiea Eess, foy b. ". cass's asia-
iiousry and box ssisbiitlrasnsgrsWe iim-
sgiaFths writer intended, Or abghs 10
have sid y r. Cssr7sS. We IhsS 1lr
cashine 10 have fhe largest establishment
Of aIas kind IN tiIe State. and very neny
Dfour Fcaders kBos fhe safne