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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18


RucKwALL, Kaufman Co., Texas, |
January 10th, 1911. !
T, the Editors of the Dallas Herald:
Permit US, through your columns, to re,
quest the teachers of the counties around
f,allas 10 meet in the town Of Dallas, Nc
Kinney or Kaufman, next July, in order to
have an understanding as to text BOOKS,
modes orteac!ins, etc. At this time, more
attention is pa id 10 instruction throughout
The United Statcs-may not say through
out the world-than ever before. reach
ors, generally, are poor men, who 1--we u
life Of toll without cooperation, aud with
sui fair pay for service. 1t is true there
ore many who are called teachers
that devote bit little 6f their time and
means to prepare themselves 10 teach In
accordance with the progress Of the age.
III lie most avored Of 5uf States, the
teachers have institutes for consultation,
and great good has resulted from them.
II is our wish that we have 'institutes.
The people will he benefited merchants
no longer will bring on books unsalsable.
We presume the present Legislature will
legislate q little for the young folks oil the
empire State. We know If they are of the
peoplc--for the people, they will set as de
school fund sufficiently large to pay every
dollar Of tuition for every one between the
age of six and oixtcen. We trust thai
through your columns some teacher or
teachers will give us their sentiments in
regard 10 a meeting Of teachers. PerCun
SAT sdpienti, Demos ct
RADIX.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

EeA. Brit johnson, negro, anu for o
long time body servant Of the late Colonel
NJ. 7. Johnson-a faithful and bravo man
was killed, some three weeks ago, in
an encounter with indians, about IL miles
West of Jacksboro'. The Weatherford
Times of last Saturday says
Some one tells ns that by the side of
Brit Johnsons body were found : hundred
and forty -four exploded cartridges thrown
out OF his Winchester, showing how des-
peralely The negroes must have fought be,
fore The Indians killed them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

FmE IN JEFrERsoN.-Another dsstruc-
tive fir, occurred at Jefferson, Tcxas,o on the
night of the 9th ins,; involving the loss Of
about half a million Of dollars. The fire
broke out in the Russell block, which was
totally destroyed. Among the sufferers
are, J. p. s C. Afford, $4,000; Drige &
Nichols, $4,000; Faulkner & Scherk, $30,-
600; D. j. shehan, $4,000; s. ". Stone,
$4,000; Grinnan s. Wayland, Sl5o,00oi
NJ. Pinski, $4,000; and the Office Of the
Home Advocate and the Daily Democrat,
$1,000; on the Whole Of which there was
an insurance of about 100000. The fire
was supposed 10 have resulted from acct
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18


E@. Ne are indebted TO the Hon. JOHN
W. Lane for pamphlet copy of the Report
of the Attorney General of 1.-THE State Of
Texas, for the year 1870. 1t is o volnmin-
ous and valuable document, containing,
among ether things, tabular abstract OF
all railroad charters granted by the Legis.
lature of the State Of Texas, up to January
LIST, 1871. The Attorney General recon.
mcnds revision Of The Statutes OF the
State, carefully srranged-thoroughly in.
dexed aud published by authority. He al
so recommends general act Of incorpors-
ton for railroads; suggests an amendment
to the Constitution in regard to sales
made by virtue Of executions; and also
modification of the law as to legal costs,
SO as to provide that whoever pays costs,
ut the time when they are incurred, should
pay only two thirds Of the amount taxa
bio. The following paragraph, if acted
upon, would open up an immence amount
of business, and cause great deal Of trou-
BILE
"a very considerable amount Of land
certificates and divers valuable lots be-
long ng to the State; in the city Of Austin,
were sold during the late war, for seme
description of what is knewn as Confeder-
ate paper, and arc, held adversely to the
State. Patents have been issued improvi-
IDENTIFY on some Of these certificates. 1t Is
desirable that the legislative department
of the Government should make known its
will in regard to tho sales and patents re-
ferred io.''
The Attorney General goes on at length
las is usual with him,) to enumerate chan
ges in the laws, ETC., on various subjects.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

rgy- TO the reasoning portion OF nan.
lind II is an important question why 70
iu.ny friuer away, untsInkingly, the III
es,imable boon OF health, wien he means
of regeneration are within their reach.
The excellence OF Bradys Family Biiiers
has been more generally endorsed than
anv o,her medicine ever introduced 10
the public, and hundreds now lock upon
The cure Effected by the Biilers as hest TO
a miracle, and We woull say TO all who
nre suffering from whatever disense, TO try
a ub.t,le.n as &c srov that they have
eurcd hundred, and hence We speak by
NJ. W. ~ and IL il no wonder that - ECcry-
W, nv ~ ~, m 2l:iu
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n, shsa the ssaniIlss Nais FsFsri .
Il.lfsra .fiLs psaesFsIis party 81 Texas
s'sasl BY every nsHbsE % the essAl''ss
aAl which was adopted By the csa'sa' i0r
aaanlasssly, ani wildcat slnsls AAsnd
meat, f-|
[Thls pls,sarm We pnbllsLsl 10 The las
.rsVs IlrRAln. snl ,as E,sscii's s0ami'
tee eszs.s,.ss u oas nsAiesr fFoa s.sl
ssps,orlsl District, will be f'asi IN TO
days uEsALR.l
sundry resolutions q hanks 10 ID
I.sg;.la,ars, for use ofihs Halli 10 the Ser
. gsauIsi.a;as sfihs House, for souriss.
aud Kindness 10 The cOHVenIioai 10 ih
President for the able manner IN which b
had presided 10 tho Secretary aud bis AZ
) sis,anls, ETC., aud lso.lhe. following
. Resolved, That all newspapers 10 IL
q STATE opposed 70 the party "a poser,
. aat they ais hereby requested 10 pub''.s
;Le oeesd!aEs Of lhs con'snlion u
, las.
when we receive the proceedings In full
We shall sndesyer to publish them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
Mr.. Tom, B. Chitister, agent for

Mr.. Tom: B. Chitister, agent for
Capt. Warren of this place, writes
from Fl, Balknap to this effect:
"On the night of the 9th inst, at
Mr.. Medlin's rancho, the Indians
stole all of Mr.. Mcdlin's horses, as
well as a number of horses from
Mrs. Georges rancho. Both of these
ranches arc near old Ft. Dclknap in
Young Co. Our train (engaged in
hauling corn for the Cow was at
the time camped near Mr.. Mcdin's
aad the Indians stole sixteen Of our
mites. Myself and some of the
tcamsfa.s followed the trail the
next day, but could not overtake
them. having no good horses to fol-
low them. The Indians were trav-
cling as usual towards the Govt
reservation. What are the Ranger
Companies stationed at Fort Griffin
supposed to be doingg This robbery
took place only 80 miles from where
they arc. and was known at the
post The next day. There seems to
Be want of energy on the part Of
the officers"
fKss hsrferd Visdscaior Jan, 2ctb-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
CARD.

The relatives Of the late lHosA' y.
cApIsuFirlp desire thu, pabliely 10 re-
turn their ihssls, IS we'll a. those Of the
d.ss.ssJ-ssras'IiY expressed duriss his
last iilnsss-io his friends, AID particular
iy 10 DalIs, lodge, No. a. Lo.o.f- for
sonilsusd aud fai,hh'i attention aud kind
ness during his last hours. The care
shown him BY the Order and other friends
was great consolation 10 him while upon
his dying bed, aud viii live in the CRATE
full remembrance Of his surviving relatives
As long as they are permitted TO linger be-
bind the Lost and loved head Of their
family,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

fr Hon. A. 2. Leonard has our hanks
for various documents from Austin, among
them the rffortj Of the Secretary Of State,
and Of the Adjuiant General.
We are also indebted 10 cur Immediate
Representative, boa JOsa W. Lane, for
The Annual RepOr; Of fhs State Treasurer,
IS we'll ss for other documents from the
Capital CRY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Nor DEAD.-Somc weeks ago we gave o
repcrt,-whicl We took from some South
ern Texas parer,-tbat our friend JOHN A.
GwYyy, of the House OF L. y. Gushing.
lIoueion, had accidentally killed himself
while out hunting near Houston. We are
gratifed 10 be able TO state, on undoubted
authority, that john is not dead, but only
took lac discharge Of a doubl barrel shot
gun in his month--that's all,-not enough
to lay him up more than month. He is
now fast getting well. We. would advise
John to be more choice in his die. in fu-
ture. store than one such mouth full
might be fraught with danger to lifel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

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,isn.,sli,5T II as ss.,i lake hfreilsr
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,rsns.sat sitter ~ sslairs, NsA's lAff,
t,Ts isstitrl ia P'aeiHg ErFs lhaa ssaA'
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4 aay hsssll Nth 'Tri', tAi'hs suTl
Vsiy Of lLs Eaaiis with regard 10 'he s'@l.
II alf-iTs il uisl, NaF nsrsF @ great A. ~
prsssnt. Mr.. hsll-'s beck VII arT.s y
s.,isTs he npsl curious, lie Nsrrs 10.
lisiary 81 Morm0Hism from The b'Hh a.
Il. Piaphei and founder doWn 10 ihs pres
,ntd.y, aai shoss hos eomP'e'sY lh'
Asrn.sa Lsals hive lur'l ite follower.
how they are ken in a stale ofirssssnsoi'
hostility a. the uaioni SAD ~ lhs is'
titory has tesa I-.is . scene Of eonslahl
.i.ils .nl elovssisl. Ths work gass issI
iaio the iayslsTiss u this slEangs Tells'eh
sAa lAJs bsre lis horrible lesa'ioashess
Ii abonuds In records Ofihs 'llss, sad mes
terrific occurrences, which make y rea'
nort Ike a romance thsL EsEiIsble bis
iery,
Comlng before US as Il does At tim
~Lsn the Oensrsl GoVsTHmsai Is nalial
. determined Effort 70 restore oTJsi ga,
GiSsaiily Ia Utah, We hni u most Ns'
come sui useful wsrk. Il Is fsr NOR
thrilling than tie mJariiy OF sshsa'i"s
books With which the country Is so'lsu
xuJ 10 calculated to DO much g'oi by CIV
in- 10 the public n candid sud in'rar''A
statement 81 a question wl'eh bids iar
cause no lhlie irohbls. fhe book y sol,
BY subscription only. aud Mr. l.. L.; rAoh
Who il the authorized agent for this sre
ton 10 nov sanNassins for II. lZH''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

nSwe are requested TO give notice that
the present term Of the Dallas Male and
Female High School, under charge Of Prof.
n. A. Bandrum, will expire on Friday,
February Path, aud the second term com
menee on Monday, The 9th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
MARRIED.

In Lancaster, Texas, o. TIE 2sth ofJsn;
nary. 1871, ht the residence Of The BRIDES
nsfher. Jossph Rafferty,. BY her. MILL
NcDotaID, Mr.. II. Z. MeNEILL and Miss
CASA R1EFERIE. b .
We rsls5ns vita pleasure tbs advent
into rational (srarriedl life Of our EOung
friend MeSsill, and wish for himself and
his bonnis brids al 1s hspPirsss that can
possibly sprins from ihs nai0s Of hearts
rbuss love Is '1sss Of earth thsa hea-
ven
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
:sg~ pOdge's Plow from Haynes.

81 600 REWARD is. offered by the pr'pri-
ctor of DR.. Pierccs AIT. Ext. on "olitm
Mclica, Discovery, for medicine that wiil
EQUAL it in the cure Of all diseases Tor
which j, is recommended. For brohehi'is,
severe Coughs, and the early stages O.
Consumption, ii has as'onished the med!ea'
faculty by its wonderful cures, and nun
drcds of The best physicians pronounce IL
the greatest medical discovery Of the age
Sold by druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

- col. OTIS @. Weieh, Of Denton, who
len home early last week, informed ne
a.ta nishteBg.gemsnt bad recently oe-
currcs between twenty Rsnesrs and solun-
tssrs ana fo-ty.sight Indians, il which
tts chef and sfofhsr Indian we're killed
.ssth.ir bssiss tsken b-fhs whites Tiis
happened, s use tbs oolsnsls Fores-
sairh ~ IN Clear Crssk--sIt-sTsr thsi
ma l..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

We regre, to announce a most
Brutal murder perpretrated upon
man named Taylor. by one Jof n
Jenkins, yoaih Of is or is years,
on Saturday last. in the vicinity OF
Bloc Ridge, in this county. Taylor
was in the woods At work when
jenkins came up and commenced
firing, sercn balls taking eject.
The mnrdsrer fed and had not
been unprecedented at last accounts.
Mckinney Enquirer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

r9- We had the pleasure few days
since OF n call from our ancient O. friend
TrirI aOhi, OF Houston. We remember
h IN Tsug years ago as tho accommodating
and popular landlord Of tho old fanniu
Hsusc. but ,inee those days he has quit
hotel keeping aud is now in the Insurance
business,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

MA Some wilfully mischievous Radical,
or ;honghlless pcrsoa, has been trying TO
scare the negroes hereabout by Inducing
them to believe there is an organization Of
Ku Klux here. We inform the negroes
that there is not single Ku Klux in this
County
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

ry Nearly all the radical papers in
this district hoist the name of Judge I. G.
Garland, of this District, as their candi-
date for Congress, in this District. Well,
Judge, the little "carpet-bagger" will fax
you out most effsctually, when the election
csmes OF.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Col. T.. Mason IS again in charge OF the
river and commercial departments Of the
South Weslern.-L Shreveport Gaz.tte.
Col. Mason is undoubtedly the best and
most inimitable sreamboat, market ana
police reporter in the whole South Western
cnuntrv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

eGy J. C.Stone, the little editor of the
weaiherford vinditstOr, looms up in his
own paper as full Hedgel Colonel. Wen,
now, we would be pleased to hear What
regiment he has ever commanded.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Rs The U. S. Steamer, Saginaw, was
wrecked in the Pacific Ocean few weeks
ago. The Steamer Moses Taylor, from
Honolulu, with the crew Of the Sagi-
nav, arrived at San Francisco on the 7th
inst. Four of the wrecked crew died. all
be rest saved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Ns-. has r.u-ae,l us Of horrible ARRAY
between eow.bun,crs, at Camp cd'u'ad"i
ComancLs eouEIy, Wherein twenty men
were eg gagged, Of whom eight we've Killed
and nine wounded. We failed TO learn
par,icu.urs.- rw sstherford rimss, lflh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Mrs,e ANp u's'sAI lssFsrAFA's,-A
a.. .,ssg on hanl, Guitars $50 10 $50
ylollns IS 10 so naplss, Aeso'lssH"
Fiulss, Sc, At Watkins Book Store, Wsss'
r.,,s lSaa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

es5. J. C. g. Winch, Of Houston, recent
ly appointed Judge of the Eastern District
of Texas, by Gen. Grant, has been rejected
by the Senate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Ey- II. q. Dayis, democrat, has ben
elected United States Senator from West
Virginia, by majority, on joint ballot,
of 81. lie is no relation. to Gov. Davis OF
Taxaa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Arms AND AMMuSIrIoY.-Gun Slo 10
sips; Pistols all prices; Cartrid ges OF oil
kinds and sizes; Powder, Shot, Lead No.
ut Watkins Book Store, Waco. lS:5m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
ann

ArAEn,l
RECEIVED from The coSSncr'our NuWAL
Lars lSsua,SoE coSPAST, J. v. \. c,H'
rrs, General Agent at sherm'n,-
Five thousand hhy.lhree ani On i"'
Dollars, In full payment ani satisfaction
Of the annesed Policy Of Insurance, No
i0i, SOL, on the life Of Thomas \. Lowry
aud all dividends on the s'rne and hereby
quit, claim and surrender said POii5y 10
said Company,
Amount Of Foley, $500 90
Dividends, ba w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
D1EB

In the city Of saa Antonio, Texas, De,em-
Der 22d 1870, HENRY RUBEY, aged G..
yeas. t... ..r
The deceased was native Of Bourbon
eoruty, Kentucky, served in the war OF
1929, under Col. Il. u. Johnson, and
participated in the battle OF the Thames.
where the celebrated Tecu nseh was killed,
lie subseq nenily removed to Independence,
Mo-, where he lived for long time, and
about 10 years asp removed to San Anto-
MO. where he died.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

DENTAL MATERIAL. - Foil, Abalgam
Plaster, Teeth, Rubber, Sc, KEEP, constantly
on hand by W. ii. WATKINS.
lS3m. Waco
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18
DALLAS, Texas,
February -, 1871. !

DALLAS, TEXAs,
February -, 1871.
J. Q. A. CARTER, Esq,
General Insurance Agent for Northern
Texas aud Indian Territory,
Sherman, Tcsas.
DEAR SiR:-lt affords INC qualification
10 return you my sincere thanks for the
prompinsss you have shown In procuring
for me the amount Of Policy, Nc. l0l,SOi'
in tie Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company, on the life of my late husband,
Thomas \. Lowry.
Gratefully, yours,
(Signed) MAMIE Il. LOWRY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

ees- The building in whieh lirnry Clay
su, born, Eve miles iIom .isLlandi llane-
yer 20, Va, VAS burned recently. OILS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

Dated, DALLAS, Texas, February u, ISL
(sisueD MAMIE E' LOWRY
Witnesses ...
JunS ". SwiSpELls,
". l.. MrRPnY,
Jyo. I. AULr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

sAppgs SEED, .Landrcih's, Crap 1871
warranted fresh and genuine, At masA''''
Book Stor., Waco. i@'"'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

DS- Brevst Major General JOS. J. Rey-
hcIds, Senator lect from Texas to the US.
Congress, was in Galveston on the 9th
nst., on his way to WASH agton City.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

c.s-r. :. esrfrr r-ssstsr, lerysr,
s.stl. snrpr-fs-, E5fh nantroas 0ibsr ave
--firrs VI isk have ~ nsrne. y Brr S7etf-
- e DE Ee.ss, il Is1isisra-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

PfErfr sEyERE--The Mckinney En-
quirer has the following in rtferencs to
Sam Houston, Jr.:
ssTbe sen Of the lamenled Sam Houston
has espeused radicalism, and is the boon
companion oftbe vagrnnt negroes Who in
fest the eff cfAustin.S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-18

We have received and placed upon our
exchange list The Nursery.
lITyler Index
New, Judge, come up TO Dallas and get
that pretty blsck-eysd nurse, and all your
trouble will be over.
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A Mud Volcano.

While returning by a new route to our
camp, dull, laundering sounds, which
General Washburn ikened to frequent
discharges of distant mortar, broke
upon our ears. We followed their direc-
ton, and found them to proceed from a
mud volcano, which occupied the slope
of small hill, embowered in grove of
pines. Dense volumes of steam shot
into the air with each report, through a
crater thirty feet in diameter. The
reports, though irregular, occurred as
often as every five seconds, and could
be distinctly heard half mile. Each
alternate report shook the ground dis
lance of two hundred yards or more,
and the massive jets of vapor which
accompanied them burst forth like the
smoke of burning gunpowder. 1t was
impossible to stand on the edge of that
side of the crater opposite the wind,
and one of our party, Mr.. Hedges, was
rewarded for his temerity in venturing
too near the rim, by being thrown by
the force of the volume of steam vio-
lently down the outer side of the crater.
From hasty views, afforded by occasional
gusts of wind, we could see at a depth
of sixty feet the regurgitating contents.
From g The Wonders Of the Yellowstone"
IN Scribner's for Man.