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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23


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musg have loen very elitiug o. bis ea'or-
sl auiieuco AMI conyiIrrl 'hsm Of Iaa Ina
poTiause ~ education, The speaker said
he had been tnld lhlt 10 would bot he PER-
Mite, 10 sneak here. when asked, Hha
hat toll him, he declined Ia give Hamss--
Ne nav hgrc Observe that hs Was listened
10 very aueuiiyely sad respectfully ~
blacks aul uLiie', lu, ne ihiRk lhey.hsrd'
d got The worth Of ,hrlr lime aud si'en-
lioE. he Rad some certificates from gen
llsmen nf Nsco to show that the Books,
selected. by the Board, were ires frOm Sec
,ional tain, sud unoli se'louahlr, aud Nc
were glad 10 learn this, as We had seen
some inlImsiiohs that this was not the
case. On the whole, tho speech, so far as
We heard Il, WAS not calculated TODD mnah
good or harm. We would suggest to the
orator, that he quit trying to make Pol'h-
cal speeches, for which he is not qualified,
and eoufine his remarks to the importance
o. education, aud, above all, that he cease
to attempt TO injure the character d the
Hon. John Hancock, one Of the most talent
cd, high minded aud honorable citizens Of
the State; for IL there he any truth In the
statement Of Maj. $. 1. waldron, one Of his
own Supervisors, as given In the Calvert
Tribune, Republican paper, he is not IT.
ted to become public censor Of ahy mons
morals mr. conduct.
After he had finished, at his polite inyi-
tntion, onr fellow citizen, or rather, fellow
prescribed, John Henry Brown, mounted
the stand and explained what was done
with the ten millions, granted by Congress
at the time of the admission of Tcxas, TO
which allusion had been made-he also re.
bultci the charge that tho Dcmocra cy
were opposed to common schools properly
regulaicd-thcir opposition was to the
present form of the law and its impracii-
cable and unreasonable conditions and
the Rules and Regulations by which it
was attempted 10 be enforced.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
News Items.

John O. Adams has been nominated by
the Democratic Convention of Mass. for
Governor.
The ;Tammany quarrel in New York
continues lively. Connolly, the Comp
troller, refuses to resign but has appoint
ed deputy. Mayor Hall has appointed
Gen. Mcclellan Comptroller The matter
will go before the courts. That the Off
Gals osNew York have been practising
rascality in connection with certain Re-
pubicans there is pretty evident. Steal
ing of public money by both parties has
been going on in New York for the last
twenty years. The only question is which
has stolen the most.
The Morgan Line refuses to forward
freight from New Orleans received from
the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Road.
The Democrats have two majority in the
new Senate of California but the Republl-
cans have two majority on joint ballot.
Afford I. Buck is appointed Dept
ty Collector of Custom at Mobile.
Latest report says Tat Mcclellan
declines Comptzo2ership of New York.
Mr1~J. A. Walsh has challenged
Goy. Warmoth of La. The Governor de-
clines lie says the question of veracity
between them would not be settled by the
killing of either. Very true.
The Minnesota Democratic State
Convention was for Hancock for President.
The Generals prospects are becoming
bright.
The Cholera Is not spreading much
in Germany-it is mostly confined TO
Konigrats
The German Army Of occupation is
Withdrawing from France.
A majority of the Mexican Congress
are for Juares. The minority withdrew
and broke up a quorum.
A time of anarchy may be looked
for. Zacatecas has pronounced-loans
are being levied.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
A Serious Charge.


The Calvert Tribune, II Republican pa
per, Of the 10th inst, contains 'cCrro5-
poadence between j. C. DcGrcss, Supcrin-
tendcnt of Public Instruction, and s. A
Waldron, Supervisor of the Sd District,
which deserves the public attention as
showing some Of the workings Of the new
School SYSTEM.
Colonel DeGress, In reference to certain
newspaper statements TO that effect, wishes
to know if Mai. Waldron had been reqtir.
ed to support Clarke for Congress before
getting his appointment as Supervisor for
that District. Maj. Waldron replies that
this requirement was made, that both Ira
cy and DeGress insisted upon it, and
what is worse, he says further:
"You will remember that at our first in
terview in meeting my objections to ac-
cepting the office, on the ground that 1t
would be improbable TO do so, you stated
that you could make it renlunerative that
| could hold in connection with it the post
Office at Calvert. That you would make
this the depot for the supply of books for
this district and give me the control of IT.
and thus enable me TO make large per-
centage on their sale to the people.
You will also remember that You point
ed out to me that large sums might be made
to accrue to both of Us by an understanding
with the bidders for contracts for school
buildings. That could make such arrange
ments with them as would obligate them to
pny to us u per centage on the amount OF
their contracts. That | was to endorse
simply on such contracts the word "good,"
which would be IN intimation to you that
a pecuniary arrangement, beneficial to you
and l, had been made with the contractor,
and upon seeing such endorsement you
would at once accept the contract"
If this be true, and the Radical Major
has as much character as the Radical Co.
lionel, it shows practical working OF the
School system which is anything but en-
couraging.
1t is Tammany arrangement on
smaller scale and not so very small either.
1t seems that large amount of The sum to
be raised, by taxation, for the building OF
school houses, is to 60 into the pockets OF
the Superintendent and his Supervisors,
when they can be made to act in accord
.nce with him. The charge is serious. fone
and needs the attention of the S1perinten.
d.nt. Can he disaplyaveE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

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lurIir,iiN 0'rr tie msullrI head snl say
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yhru he Wuuli Nhisprr 10 his "a ilsoa,
friend;
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'',vuli have ia I-N This "ne Siuh, ~
~ gus the case NLsu he lrn the Hon, Mr.
paris' head "fhis man yuu eau buy "a
Tor s.iu,'
Colossal Jack does not 20 heavy an IL,
justice ~ magh.miiy of the Lssis aiuri
ror loes he b., high on GOV, laVis ap
Ioinlrrs,
While talking with him few moment
an the Avenue this norning, our NJ haVi-
raPuin,srs passed, whrE col9ssal remarked
''l.oaG al his euuniensIoc See his hanI
dog expression Thst man would slea
old pdrirr"
Iinqnired; "why old pertry
AT an early day, when was boy" h
said, "mauy people used pewter plates
which, after lcng use, wore through at ih
bottom, aud were laid aside, Us almos
worthless, until the tinker came along OF
his old gray horse, when they were broueh
eat, aud ina very short iine remonldci,'
The present Legislature il capable o
doing much cool by repeating several .
It's oppressive and unconstitutional laws
but "miih il dead without works T.
would like To say, ~ think IL will,
bat TIC ,risk would be .taihsr 10 The houyhL
J. N. MORPillS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
N EM 3 A K e r Y.
FAMILY BAKERY,
DIR. PERRY DAKIN

DEsPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
III Of 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 MS Specialties, 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
WoNES and CHILDREN.
Those living at 4 distance viii be fur
nished Board and Room.
OFTICE, Norm SIDE OF MAZE STREET,
three doors east Of the Public Square.
Dallns,s, Tsxaa August 18th, lsTl.-4s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
DfrfineSs.

Some Of our Democratic exchanges from
The lst Congressional District are COM
msnting on the dirty personal appearances
Of the Radical ca1dldats there. His prin-
ciples are far more dirty and had better
be fhs sole object Of their structures.
The Radicals have robbed the State en-
ough 20 dress well and present q decent
outward showing, and here is water en-.
ouzh left, after the drOuih, to keep their
faces and shiris clean, IL they would u.s.
ii, bat the contents Of Lake Superior could
rot slsnss their inner nan. N9thing short
q Almighty power eczlI DO IT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

A woman living in Portland, Me-,
keeps brood of ducks, and of one
OF them the Press tells the follow
ing Lately she noticed that the
largest and finest one Of the brood
appeared to be aiing. She doctor
cd it To the best of her knowledge,
hut ia vain. The duck finally died b.
The woman, being anxious to as
certain the cause Of the fowls
death, cut it open, when IL singular
sight presented itself In the crop
of the duck was large frog, like
amy other, Except that it was COW
cred with II very thin skin, through
which the blood vessels could be
plainly seen, completely filling The
crop, thus causing suifocation. 1t
seems that when the duck was
young it must have swallowed u
little poIIy-wog, and this polly-wog
had grown and thrivcn in its singu-
lar habitation."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

There is now residing in Van
cauvcr II married lady named Mrs.
Dice, who should enjoy the rcputa,
tion of being one Of the largest wo-
men in the country. There Grc
some other features connected with
the history OF this lady which rem
drrs her none the less remarkable.
She was born in 1899 in Iowa, and
consequently is in her thirty.sccond
year was the youngest child of Il
family Of nineteen children ; when
but twelve years Of age she weighed
80 pounds; her weight now is 323.
She cmigratcd to Washington Ter
ritory at an cariy day, where she
has principally resided ever since,
She is the mother Of n healthy fam
ily Of seyeral children, and, lor,one
of her c0rpulcnce enjoys an unusual
degree Of good health, Altogether
considered, ibis lady is Il rather re-
markablc woman. Who says that
we cannot raise large women here ?
---POrtldRd OrcgORiaa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
FARM FOR SALE.

have small farm consisting of 50
acres of good land and 20 acres of timber
ed lon ,d-44 miles West Of Dallas, near
Horizons Mills which offer for sale at n
low price for cash. Also, a stock of cattle,
mules, steers and implements for working
the farm. Fifteen acres Of the farm in
cultivation and under good fence. For
further particulars enquire of Jno. Loupot
Dallas,
Also-I will sell my stock of Family
Groceries, at cost prices, adding freight.
Sept 23d 1S7l-2:tf. J.L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

o NJ a-T '..sI-rFsi ati Tfaiz1 i0i H HrH'HfIs
SEN. hHTT- Ntn. - iHarra-ifr, a,s riuiaiair a.
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90 ~ a. aulba7irsri a. gEIHAlllf 4 =. Pot
TNA ri, a raalsiair ha lu-iaIr ~ llr lIsIl lea is-
traf ~, a. i,ai,s, raiuig, trEas,
80 NJ aIF aslhHiigFsi o. aun..un0a 81 nhis
n iiisgiiA i,sil- taHitislr ir lasiirr II ihT
iss1, ia h,irigi NJ, e, i'slias O'aUa'N, TrNas,
~ Nrars sufh.sirssl ant rrlgssiss' b. aun nnFs
JAMES a. rEEMAN, f-I- q SrHFnF. rsuliiair
g. lsils- ,E il.r IN1.r Ia fusiil-i ~, e. Liolsn
f7siansHii~ los ih-i- l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

ne Some correspondent of the ilOus-
ton Union from Dallas writes that the
prospects Of tho Republican Party here
have greatly improved since the visits Of
Davis ami Quick. lie says, Sour friends
are assured are active, aggressive and bold.
d" Bryant is sure Of 500 votes" Bah !
This is whistling to keep up courage
Rndicalism is making n very poor show
in Dallas. |, is mostly confined to the ne
grocs and few white leaders. Tie mod
crate Republicans are sick of their party
in this state and will vote with democrats
hereafter. The radicals are aggressive.
to be sure, everywhere. Their aggrcssions
on law, constitutions, justice and dcccncy
are notorious.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
NInrlkel Renaris.

Nan loRs SsPlsmbsg n,
Gold, llil; Cotton iull aul tending
iosRsaNl upisnds, -, TeKas, ~ q
GAIFEsTOS, ssiismbsT ~,
Gold, liif9ilil
Cou0n,-Hs saissi quotations, ordinary,
l'i good ordinary, idi loE milllihF, u.
mililiRg, l7l,
llidss-drm anil higher dry sailed, iei
dry A. iheV run, lSffAiH,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
DIED.

In Dallas cauniy, on Sunday MoThlng
Sept, II. ISL, a. The residence n her san,
in.laW ". q. BRoWN, Mrs, SARAH BENT,
LEY, agel ~ years,
Deceased was native ~ Boyle CouRiy,
Kentucky, aud came Ia this county, In the
fall Of 1870, lDsnhville Ky. paper please
copy,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

The Chicago Post states that O
citizen of Wisconsin has invented
an automatic machine that will cut,
bind and deliver grain in bundle,
and that this problem, which for
many years has excited a deep in
terest among'the agriculturists, has
at last been solved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
gcs, We are indebted to the Waco Exam.
iner Office for the following: ,,

MARLIN, Sept 20, 1871.
Judge Oliver has thirty or forty
citizens, white, under arms, and has
arrested ten citizens for u riot, be.
cause Dickcrson attacked Gassaway.
Registration closed-a stupendous
effort to magnify Il personal rcncon-
ter into a riot.
The following are specials to the Calves
ton News.
MARLIN, Texas, Sept 10.
Gen. Clark, Jack Evans, Judge
Oliver and Capt. Dickinson spoke
here to-day. A personal difficulty
occurred between Gassaway, editor
of the Falls County Mercury, and
Capt. Dickinson. Dickinson was
slightly wounded with a piste.><hot
in the leg. Dickinson attacked Gas
saway. There was much excitement
for few moments all is now quiet.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Oliver Clark, Smith, Evans, Dick
inson, and others, held a radical
meeting to-day, which interrupted
registration They asked the dem
ocrats to join them in the discussion
which was declined, because it was
in violation of Davis Proclamation.
At 3 o'clock, Mr.. Dickinson attack
ed Mr.. Gassaway, editor of the Falls
County Mercury, causing a great
deal of excitement, upon which pre-
text. Hart, now acting as District
Clerk and Registrar, announced bis
intention to close registration, leav
ing two hundred and fifty white
votes unregistered. Gov. Davis,
through his Attorney General, was
notified of this yesterday, and re-
piled: That he knew of no order
prohibiting the same"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Some ingenious Yankee has in
vented process by which maple
sugar can be made out of com mon
New Orleans molasscs, iavoring it
by steaming maple wood. A cotem-
porary says: "Iho next thing we
are looking for from that land of
prolific ideas is process whereby
they will make honey from cod liv-
ur oil, favoring 1T with beeswax."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

rEN- 4 letter writer lram Austin To the
Houston Union says, that Mayor Glenn
lately made "tilling speech there
What sort OF speech Is that Does /
mean ioploricil one One so lofly that
il tilted over, Glenn Is the very man TO
do H. lie has the capacity and the incli-
nation. Every Thing he has nhy thing to
do with Ilis over. His bridge over Wal
lcrs creek iiltel over, and now his specc b
has tilted over and The next thing he will
tilt over himself. o that We could have
heard thai "iiliing speech"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

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0Wn child -NsEfA llfg.rs lsiEr
Tie PfTils n hlHirIs life ia ihe Alps
are graphically irsfnhfl anl hnr'F d.
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lifr All l,rsih ih ihs Illustrated GsTis-
liaa Nrrkly igT iAis NrFk, ~ahsi ihr
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lag Illustrated Parm, Fniiiirl ~ihs hii-
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ehiliTss, Two sine snEnVings sre giEsR
Niih he sTiie,s GA Ihs ''TemPle a. leTUss-
lea, showing ihe remple restored ani
~ihrisi casting aui the traders Tie pat.
lishers desire ageRis WlIh Whoa they viii
inake liberal arrangements Address lhen
al no Asssn-siTesi, ArR York,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Dew falls but little upon the
smooth and brilliant surface of pol
ishcd steel or FURNISHED gold, while
coarser and less costly objects are
freely wet. The gentle dew of the
heavenly grace often takes effect
uRon the rude and uncultivated,
willis the refined. the tasteful and
critical are left, like frost work,
brilliant and beautiful, but cold
and dead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Washington Irving once said ola
pompous American diplomatist !:
All, he is great man and, in his
own estimation, very great man,
a man OF great weight. When he
goes to the West, the East tips up
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Douglas Jerrold probably re-
ceived the highest compensation
ever paid a literary man, for his
advice to People About TO Marry
Don't, be was paid by Punch, SIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23

Give your stomach as well as
your mind n 'day of'rest," and you
will feel refreshed when Monday
comes. Try an early breakfast, a
light dinner and II chatting, social
cup os tea for supper, and you will
be surprised to discover what brill
liant and profound sermons your
minister is preaching, and what n
bright, sunshiny bevy of boys and
girls you have in your Sunday
SHOOT class.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-23
JOHN HENRY DRoNN. PIERRE NJ. DROWN
North Texas Land Agency.
JOHN HENRY BROWN & SON.,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

GENERAL AGENTS for LOCA TLNGf
BUYING and SELLING LANDS and
TOWN PROPERTY in oil p5Tts ef thcs
State North Of Latitude 81 ssS' Vest as
far as tie Plains, including the COneho
Country.
VEyHEIR whole time and attention is
4 given exclusively to this Business
The Senior Of the Firm has been Thirty
FIVE years in Teyas-the Junior is n native
of the State.
Refer, generally, to iss PaEss ard Pss-
Lie MFN Of the State Brisr 70 the Nhr.
Ar DALLAS, 10 Hons. Vat. ". BurfJrd,
J. J. Good. J. T. T. Record, y. VI. CroekeirS
Pleasant Taylor and John W. swindells.
Ar McKIxNET, 70 St7. ThroekmortOh.
AT CLArKsvILiE. 20 Hon. b. u. Epper-
son. Col. Charles DeMbrse.
AT JEFrIEsON, 10 pf. N. D. X. Taylor, 5.
=. Mossley, Judge u. 2. Gabry, Hon. Juo.
D. MeAdoo, Ward Taylor, Ju1.
AZ MARSHALL, 70 Gsuerals N D. EStCf
and ". T. Laue Hon. VIM S;eadman. /.
~ ArsTIs, 10 c. q. Jahns < Co.
AT NV YorK. 10 u A. Myers, Ameri-
can Coal Co li9 Broadway; Texas Land
Areucv. p BroalWay; Col. Geo. r. Sweet,
oI..or Te1as Kew ] 1rker.
Er ST Lcris. 20 Jsiin s. M-Cr-r. Col.
Gsorre Kdarp. Col. }. o. Bra head, GoT-
7. G. Rs-h ids. Collins 4 HalHiav. Alfred
Carr. 51r Olive Street; Eishap Marvin.
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