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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

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ssi aasy 4 thsa SOLE, because llsg ~rTs
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10 be collected by Ihs hsyenei, And all
,Ais -as doHs Tor aa excuse 10 give ihs
ssrps, bagssr CLARK, 'hs rsF'lhe'is o.
election 10 consrss,, ~i~s be VAS motor
risusly beaten By over lhrss thousand ana
S-ily. The whole Ihi-F. nth all It's sN'
tilsnsni, bleoishsi sud horror mas seliea
up 10 order aud vas bat a Poii'isa' "'sh
Of the radicals.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04


N. uHtftss Ost al Its
lraHt hsm hffuFm aIih els
haHlIai imaIrraris AS afrIflf
tE hariffl h.f afilFf raFri in.
HHm Maniarae tn iaaisa tfrlfis
H. Naiaifs fafrs fnnmfaat Or
ltfmiar af. ThrFe mffs fa.h
day Tea ii.asanl iaiIan. in I4i
1ds aF stake taa hnuirfi rarF,
ani ouo sirIao chase duuus a.
mnriiug
NAsuiNU0N, ogi- a. ny, D.
i0Thes, l'fnsi0h sgrni AZ l'hi.slsi-
rhia, changed with driairaiion ~
s25, 0oO, has b6Fn susIeRdol,
There was flii CabiErt mCei-
ihs to-day
Tea ShermaR leaVes R0sion next
week fir six m0nths' Raroplan
visit
iherr i assurance that GOi, ]
q, Stokes, 0fAiabSma, will aa APP
painted ronsul az Rio Ianisro,
l'0sl0iioo Contract Deparimens
il engaged la considering l0-dsV
bids Tor uneompiied with contracts,
Tho routes inrlude Nest Vagina
lhnoe, Virginia four, Florida two,
Aial'sms seVeniy-eishi, Mississippi
two, Arkansas hity, Louisiana
twelve, Texas fariy-eishl,
No change will bo made In the
Savannah Cuslom-il House, h0iwiIh-
standing tho efforts made i1r C0lloc-
tor i.0bbs removal,
Ii LAS lmnspirl that there has
bcrn mnch slraW-bil,ling for lhe
Soulhern mail contracts opened 10
DAY, aud lho Attorney Eene,sl-s
opinion eompels edo Postmaster
General 10 award the contract q lhe
lowest bidders, Il l. probable that
mSst oI tho Temporary contracts
made last ia.,', 10 tho end OF be-
ccmber 3lsts. or until otherwise OF
dered by the Postmaster General,
will DO ennt3naed until the next an
ual letting,
The Ku-kluN arrests wcro con
silcred in the Cabinet. Applioa,
lions Tor hail We're referred Ia the
hltorney-6eneral, he having ox'
elusive control.
Tho new geographical boundaries
and change Of commanders OF mil,
lary departments, now pending
auso some excitement in military
circles. Rumor saws that Shcri-
dan will be assigned n department in
the SoH,h.
CoNcoRp, Oct. 3l.-Eighteen hun
dred sheep and six horses, from
Canada, were soiIei Tor under va
ua,ion-
Oswrio, Oct. 3l.-An old tame
~ boiler, from Over.prcssrre cS-
plOdcd. One man was killed and
several wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81 - Tho
Enterprise Insurance Company has
suspended.
The report of tho Board OF
Health is us follow; Smallpox CAS-.
cs for the week, 1876; for the year,
| 1917; deaths last week, So for the
year PSI.
MEEpuIs, Oct. 5l.-1hc crew Of
, tho steamer Mary Boyd muiincd,
The mate shot II negro. The time
| ~ arrival of the police saved the
( mates life. Several mutinccfs were
arrested. The ringleadcrs made
their escape.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3l--Dick Jack
son WON the hurdle race; time 5:l1
Joe. Daniels won the mile race for
2 year Odds; time l:5ll. AIvoy
won tho mile and II half race fol-
beaten horses; 2.49l, OF tho tive
heats, Hunt won the first, and tic
second and third ! 3;jOb, 3'5ll Al
Track heavy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

HAre we fair weather safisrs, or viii we
DO 70 stand the brush Of the TEMPEST >
That's the qussfisn.-Hoasios Usi0A-
j. III 6sn answer il for ysu. Youhrs
not fair weather srilers-you srs decidedly
fouf uesrbsr ssilers, and can stsBd the
brusb.- and good deal Of brusbing, and
il VII - y'u good
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

EpIroRIAL CHASGE.-Frank B. Lancas-
ter has taken the place of. Lancaster as
editor OF the Lone Star Ranger Mt Nsvaso-
Ia. His sIBaugural,H as it is callel, Is
concise. reisHed and sensible, and we may
look out FOR ms~t decided improvement
in that old paper lDereafisr. We welcome
The new editor 10 n. maternity and wish
hin. all innussr Of Prosperity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

Ii. New Tost Tribune notices Q Few
book, storis. frors Old EbgIish Poetry, b.
Abby Sage Riehardson- l. that Mrs. Me-
Fsrlsud, whose husband killed somsbo5y
Of The name q Risbsrsson, onss . CORES
ponssut Of he Tribassg hey have things
- aired ~ IN Nsu fork. Il ABBY inprs-
wing o. Chsrcsr, staksspstrs, kss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04


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November :, Mississippi, ela,'ion
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A"v,ulser :, New Jersey, e,oc-
ton ~ Governor aHl Legislature,
A0vembcr :, Illinois, olrgl'OE oi
Congressman al large
November :, New York, eler, 'ln
~ State oilecrs and Legislature
November :, Nisc0rsin, olci'on
~ governor, State oiiiccrs and Leg
isla'uro,
November, Nebraska. election
oil State 0ficcro,
November :, Virginia, l.cgn.ia-
tive elections
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

At the st. Louis fair the premi.
nm of $1,000 for the best bale OF long
or short stapts cotton raised in any
state. was awarded 10 w. Il. Nc.
Shan. Ice comfy, Miss. He also
received $3.50 for the best, second
hest. and third best bale. raised in
Mississippi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

Tue PHRENoLo0ieAL JounxsL, fcr Novem.
Der has arrived. II contains a spirited
likeness OF Dr.. MeCosh, President OF
Princeton college, n. J. with other illus-
irnrions aud much Interesting reading
matter. Price $500. $50, broadway y. Y.
Samuel Il. Wells, Publisher.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

A country girl. coming home
from a morning walk. was told she
looked q. fresh ~ q daisy kissed
By the dew; to whrb che innocent
~ replied. "Youvc got my name
rirbt-Daisy; but his name ism I
dew.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

PEffR's MusIcAL MoSrHLr, fOy Eovem-
Der lie as good sssver. This iss cheap aud
srcellent publication, New Songs and new
Music in every number. s3,O0per am IN.
599, Broadway n. Y. J. L. Peters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

DrxonEsrs YouSG Anrhicx, for Eovem.
Der is on our table. Its character may be
inferred from its name. II is illustrated
and full Of lively interesting matter for
young folks. Only sl,0O per fssr. s3s,
Broad way, ny.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

N.rFu. i'rl, - ia - rswHr'i 80
'TFs'Fri asst fa7i "is Hes u'n'siTT,Hs f'''
'.iasiian. ia -h'fh ssF'-'s, lar 'i 500
..is.T ,rH, rni.sl l,smpergrs air SECLUDED
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

WooD's HoustHOLD MseIrIsE, for Nov-
embsr is before ne. This 10 an interesting
M.gAsin. for tb. pris.. 800, SIS. Wood
& Co, SsrburE, y. T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

In single year the locomotives
in the United States consumed s26,
600. Oe0 rsorts Of wood.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04
Indian t,InIahincN

cur ir,vni, Grn- MrmucaH Hunt
I"nrr. Env.y Extraordinary, aud
( Minister fl,RlpnlEliuTy IFnm the
Republic ~ 'lrNrs, near the Gov
rrmmrnt II the lnilvi States "l
America. al Washington on the ia
,nmac. u,v,l {" .ny that hc Inherited
ms ,srnl Ser diplomacy t-"m his
relationship L, IHmv, Madison,
Texas used e. hold hcs o"n pretty
!. well with other powers, with tho
\rys.plion at M'N'co; hat WIS al,
wnys unequal ~ the Puu'c faith Of
that s,qni.civi.'hci power, l@sc d.
. plumalic skill of"gr McN!caa neigh
\ inr. j. probably derived from their
aboriginal flSni. 4. rough di-
rlnmnlisl. after the i'Unic fashion.
,hc Noble reds ARE hard {, beat
ISnme nations first sght, and then
.nakc aud keep treaties "fpeacc,
. With tho Indians. the trca'y oil
,,cucc is the grand strategic move
tncnt that proceeds war atS ra'
pine The Northern papers now
admit that the modern William
Penn il IN the person of 'lnccrs
Collytr Tho Apchcs--ihe most
henslly. cruel aud ircuchcrons oJ
the Wild tribcs-pcrsuadci this be-
urvolcnt 81. Vincent that they were
peacefully inclined, very intelligent
aud trustworthy. mud rs mild and
innocent H. 50 many babes IN the
wood.
A. us earnest If their good faith
they received all the l.itlc and cost
" presents the worthy missionary
had to bestow up"n them from lac
muniliccnco Of tho Great Father a
Washington. The pious missiona
ry went his way rejoicing, and Tho
rngans exciting. Tho benevolent
agent had not got out Of the terri
try infested by these uisophistica.
ed sons olthc desert, before they hac
halfa dozen seal r-loclis from the self
sacrificing whites, dangling ut thoii
belts. Tine original st. Vincent was
the French founder Of the priests
at mission. Having Dech chpluTc''
by the Turks, he succeeded in con
verting his mNster 10 Christianity
The priest remained several year,
however, among the Pagans, ant
hccarc familiar with their way
before he was able to make amy
proselytes. We should like to sec
our missionaries Of the Indian bu
rcau in charge OF the Favages for ;
few years, and watch tho refractory
effect of examples Of self denial
toll privation on bar! arlans as com
pared with the policy Of obtaining
fine promises in exchange for vaIu
able presents OF food, clothing, arms
and ammunition GdiceStOn CirH
tJb
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

A little ancclotc is told By Mr..
Holland, who so cntcrprisinGly got
up Il cut show recently at Woolwlch.
When the cats for exhibition had all
been carefully Gagged and cared for,
it was deemed advisable during the
night to keep upa strong light in
the tent, and II. Waterman on guard.
Mr. Holland deemed il advisable to
pay IL last visit to ihc tent prior TO
retiring for the night, and, TO his
horror and CONSERVATION. he tOand
the Waterman fast asleep and cats
innumcrabIc wildly wandering
about the tent. Naturally conclu-
ding all tho cats were loose, he seiz-
ed and shook the drowsy guard,
yelling into his ear, Every cat has
escaped Up sprang the watch
man, dreamy and dazcd, and imme-
dintcly a search was instituted, but
only to find every cat safe in its
cage, and the loose cats were visit
ors from the surrounding neighbour
hood who had just dropped in in Il
friendly way to hob and-nob with
their cousins from the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

Practice without knowledge is
blind, and knowledge without Prae-
fice is lame.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

The horror-strickc Radicals who
are grooming over Connolly's frauds
in New York, remind the New Ha
ven Register of II gambler on Mis-
sissippi river steamer, watching his
opportunity, lie slipped out four
aces and placed them on his knee
under the table. The next man to
him discovered the trick, and. with
out being observed, took the aces
aid put very poor hand in their
place. The dealer exchanged his
hand for what hc supposed to be
his aces, end wiiout looking to see,
bet heavy and when called by his
opponent, found TO his uticr aston
i.hment. that he had not even a sin
gle pair. "Gcntleman. " said he, al
shall play no longer: There is cheat
ing around this board.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

Ne have ,lis ursk hal the pleasure 81
sliua,;9 oar sssLaaks li'i 'hs Washing
iou rily Patriot anl 'is MaD'sansry tAlA
Advertiser, newspapers Of ihs fret class
AID fillsi With great ability nnr frisn''
gsbgu Tylor, ,on Of Ia cVs'lsT tyler,
{. tie e,lsg editor n the Advertiser aud
Srsiiss being most graceful, f"rciI's a"d
ssrus,i writer, hv i, Silhou' exception one
II the most veil bred, high lonei, 'hosolSh
gentlemen We have ever met,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

The world would be more happy
ifperscns gave up more Gsneto an
in,crc1afsc u irien islIip- e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

care we curious enough ~ Houston
Union.
Yes, no doubt of it, you are curious
euoNgh-no one wants you to be more so.
You IRE curiosity of the first wa,rr. ion
ars quite inapproAclmble in your line
You stand ut the head Of Texas radical jour
nalisin, and every body knows what that is.
You have out-done the Austin Journal and
the san Antonio Express, and you now
present the most curious spectacle ofincon-
sistcncy, recklcssness, assurance and polit-
zeal dcpraviiy that was ever given to the
world Yes, You are "curious enough" -
Hold up--nolhing more is wanting.
'Nnught but yourself can he your parallel"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

We clip the following from The " \
Tribune. The "ihFse school seems 10
reed reforming in Mississippi, as Sell as
In Texas. We wonder what slas. Of teach
srs Mr.. School Master JAsl sou belonged 10
- fret, second or third The radicals
will soon have us all educated M 10 !o!'
" standard;
The World prints the following erriia'
cate as the err-ine production OF = free
School teacher Ia jackson county, Mi's''
siPpi ,s,s-,
Frans lin County Miss.
A Certificate Of Jack Bryant the Industry
Of ihi. hoy Jack Bryant he is pion'
young-,er. please 10 this Reader. APph'
cation VI Jack Bryan To prove that Ie Is
81 n general and moral character he II per
feet aud mile and he In. requisite he ~
a genus anil moraliEe aud yell raise lad
he hive always showed me his Behavior In
School aud at School and from School io'
he is n diligent scholor TO his book he Is al
ways good Boy ut play among his eomp'n'
/ ions. ! speak for the Truth must he lo'd
/ Home or broad speak the truth al all Times
and you naught to fear. Children obey
I your parents for hisplensins in 'hS Lori
| At peace always with your neighoors ~
your respective vicinity. Rccollcct the
/ first murder children. Cain the first tive
sons of I've and Adam. Read the char"c
,eris,ic Of the moalizc Boy Jack Bryant
the three school
Written BY his teacher P,J. Jackson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

The u. S. DisTRIeT CoURr.-We take
the following from the Tyler Sun Of the
2gth ult.:
The following telegram, in rola.
ton to the holding of the Federal
Court in Tyler this Fall, has been
handed to us by Capt. Duval, Clerk
of the Court:
AUSTIN. Texas, Oct. p, 1871.
Judge Wood directs me TO omit Tyler
and hold Court at Galveston. This shall
do. tsigned| ?. VI: DUVAL,
az. S. District Judge"
Thus it will be seen that Judge
DIVA viii not hold the November
Term of (he Federal Court at this
place. Attorneys, litigants, witnes-
es. Jurors and others can govern
themselves accordingly. The next
regular term of the q. S. Court will
begin here on the 4th Monday in
April 1872. All business pending
now will lie ever until that time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

rFx,s has game heavily Democratic, hut
not on Nations! grounds, Her government
has been unpaeElar. G'V' Davis ., eenv''
ally esteemed honest, bIi not very wise
her Legislature !. widely accounted not
wise enough - he honest nor h"ne'i enonsh
10 be wise. The fact that IL shrank Tram
al election =, this time was widely pro-
claimed confession Of conscious unwor'
thyuess It's against this Lrgi.,a'nr"
tbs, the laIe verdict is rendsrei.-.N J.
IobWU,. HI'.l
Il il not nuly against The present l.egis'
iurs aud present State Administration, hut
the radical misloings everywhere fram
Grant down orup, rs you may cnll H. "a
vi. may oLcc have been esteemed Soonest
but foolish, hut now he l. generally known
.s both foolish anl knNvish, n cruie COM
hirsrion ofall sorts Of political ril'ainy
4 majority Of the Legislature and p"Ni'
80 hand in hand, aud they must not he sep
nratcd In the estimate of the nwfnl evil
now affecting the State Of Texas. Wcwisl
farmer Gsrelry really bnew the full tx
tent of radical corruption here. We be
lcvc not even the strong party chains tia
hind him cruld prevent his free use
those plain English words-Liars, Thieves
Periurors, scoMndrcls; Get out from there
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

So EssI! laly "Hiag 40 sr' rrs H1s'r''
o. solas AZ sna pay, w Al|b s.oNsl
l,hl thai eariuusg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

A wholesale boBss ndvsrtss<. sEsrisd-
rsusn e sch - cJ.missis..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04
HOUSTON, - TENAS.

"a order. Solicited, H. b. fllrl AMIR he lulh NJ
pr.ynI,rs hrui.h The Season. NJ ~, h hro guar
nu'u,d growth Of 1874. send Ir order 'l,i aud prc"
liz, i,EtL1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04
FOREIGN.


LONDON, Oct. 2G.-Anothcr fright
ful coIliery explosion took place this
afternoon in tho Seahan mine, neal
Newcastle. Thirty-thrcc men were
in the pit at the title, none of whom
has yet been reached. There is
scarcely u hope of saving a single
life.
The families Of the victims, with
large numbers ofpcoplc, are gath
ering around tho mouth Of the
pit
LoNuoN, Oct. % The Morning
Post ptonounces the rumor of the
establishment Of u regency, in con-
sequence of the Queen prolonged
illness, erounalcss.
LoNDdN, Oct. 25-tfiss Ryetakes
ont 145 children for homes in Amer
ica, Oh tho HISTORIAN, which sails
tomorrow
LONDON, Oct, 26.--Thc contribu-
tions to thU Chicago relief fund re-
eeived at the Mansion House up to
last evening amounts to eli 200.
The Times this morning urges
prompt and liberal aid to the suf-
ferers in Wisconsin and Michigan
who were burned out by the forest
free The Times says if such help
is not afforded to tho unfortunate
people, ultimate suffering will re-
suit from the Northwestern fires
even greater than that which fol-
lowed the Chicago confagration.
MEXfto.
New York, Oct. PA special
dispatch from Mexico reports that
the anti-J uarisls revolt continues
in many Districts. Pronunciamen-
tos are inforced at different points
along the line of the Rio Grande.
At various places along the Interior
Te!egraphs have been cut and the
rails robbed.
The United States Consul at Mon
tcfey has been mulctcd in forced
loans.
City of Mexico. Oct. Clark
Editor of 1.-TWO Republics, who was
sued for libel here for making char
ces against Simons & Co., lottery
dealers, was honorably acquitted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04

The Houston Union istrying TO enlighien
the wo-ld on the subject of L. Penshine
Smith. Such n name needs calculation,
mud the editors of the Union are equal TO H.
Hereafter T.. Pcnshinc Smith will he known.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-04
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-11
JESUS ALONE.

One day, as pastor on the continent was
preaching, very old woman was seen on her
knees counting her beads, instead of paying
attention. A lady asked her if she understood
what the preacher had been saying. "Oh, no,
my lady; this gentleman speaks German, and
speak French" Come with me, said the
lady, 1--WE will talk together. You seem very
tired" ''Oh, yes, I am. I have already
walked six miles to-day, and have twelve
more to accomplish the penance of this day.
1t is hard at my age" "How old are your"
'I am ninety-two. This is the fiftieth time
have undertaken pilgrimage to Notre Dame,
where am going. Oh, am great sinner!
have great many sins to reproach myself
with; and the more 1 advance in years, the
more discover some which have not seen
before. was told that to deserve forgiveness
was to do penance and undertake pilgrim
ages. I think this is the last time l shall be
enabled to perform this journey. hope
shall obtain forgiveness. But, alas if I don't,
am a lost woman!" The lady replied: :
'You seem agitated; calm yourself, I pray
you, and listen to what am going to tell
you. Can you read ?" "Yes, madam. Then
be so kind as to read these words" Then the
old woman read in the New Testament: -
''Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh
away the sin of the world" ''And when
Jesus had taken the vinegar, he said, IT is
FINISHED" Then the lady proved to her that
man cannot in any way save himself, but that
Jesus gi0es his salvation. Every word went
home to the heart of the old woman; she
seemed beyond herself at the thought Of that
FREE GIFT.
All at once she got up, went in hurry to
the fireplace, and threw into the flames the
beads she had in her hands. ''It is done; il
is done !" cried she, ''my sins are forgiven
me Jesus has saved me 1 will set out
again, but it is not to go to Notre Dame des
Ermites. I will go home, to say to all my
neighbors that it is Jesus, and Jesus alone,
who has saved the old sinner l"-HeaUenIg
Tr6in0s