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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
"DEACON HOUSE,"
Corner of Washington and Concord St.,
Boston, Mass.
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRI
DAY, February 1st. Id aud 3dy

WEDNEs DAY, THURSDAY, and FRI
DAY, February 1st. Id aud 3d.
AT the elegant residence as above.
Comprising superb carved solid oak furniture con
sisitng of Buhet, large Table, Chars &c. 1t Is con-
tdentiy believed that there Is not In the Uuited
states at the present time, so tine specimen OF the
med @7al carved oak.
Magnificent Buhl furniture, for both Boudolr aud
Chamber, purchased in Paris, and the most elegant
of the period.
An entire salon from the Nontmorepci palace CON-
prising eight Wall Panels OF glIt richly embossed In
various de ices OF armoI. flower, figures, &C, ard
shell.
Leating from the chambers are Boudoirs which
are named alter the style OF the furniture and deco
rattons. as "Marie Antoinette" Bou,lolr, s.Saloa.
pore" and others; the are furnished with suits
In elegant satiDs, drsperies to mach,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
@ O NJ Nj Il II Ola {,

chip News.
B0STON-Ar. 18th, brig II B Emery, BOnare
sch M B Tower, st Domingo city.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
BRIGGS Allayantor cures Ca,arrh.

Briggs Pile Remedies are success,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
New Advertisements Tc.pay,


WALIUVS,
The following cases have been assigned and will be
disposed of In order as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

The barracks and other buildings in the inte-
rior of Fort Mont Rouge were utterly destroyed
aud rendered useless for the military purposes
to which they had been previously devoted.
Other Prussian guns of great range and calibre
have been selected and placed in elevated posi-
tions, SO as to bring within the compass of their
range many Of the principal buildings within
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

2!5 r. M-Ihe week closes upon an easy Money
market; call loans to per cent. Gold dull at 1iOf
g 1ll3. Government bonds steady. Stock market
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16

The Hotel de Vile, the Hotel DIES Invalides
and the Palace of the Luxembourg are all COW
cred with thess guns, and it is the intention OF
the Germans to open a cannOnade on these
buildings which will speedily level them to
tbn;r E>un dot;o
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Democratic Meeting at Dunn
willie.

while the Democracy Of farrsni were
having COOL lime at COLI Spring, their
hrslhrsn in the n, =, portion Of the sOan'
~ assembled at DunnVille, where they
were ably addressed by Judge J, J, Good
anl john Henry Brown Pa, Of this City
About 400 we're present all whl's-iAsrs
are no eOlorel voters In that sssIiOn-ani
the best Of feeling vas hanifsslsd, A'Ns
read Of a certain occasion in Scripture,
they were "all Of one mind" We are glad
to SEQ oar Dallas Speakers, 40 we'll known
for their ability aud effectiveness, taking
90 active a part In the present canvass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Proclamation by the Governor
0Tthe State Of'EeXns.
EDMUND j. DAVIS,
Governor.
10 suL TO WHOM THESE PRESENT SHALL
CONE:

10 srL TO WHOM THESE PRESENT SHALL
CONE:
WHEREAS, Vacancies have occurred in the
hfIicr of Justice Of the Pence in the various
counties herein below mcn,ioped since the
Issue Of my proclamation of July 70, 10. u
providing for an election to MI vacancies
throughout the State in that oihcc, % well
as in the Legislature, and
Whereas. 1t is desirable that such va
cancics rhould be filed with the least pos'
sihlc delay.
Now, therefore, I, EDMUND j. DAVIS,
Governor of Texas by virtue of the author
jty vested in me by the constitution and
laws of this state, do hereby direct an ell
lection be held in the several counties,
rhriicularized respectively to I'LL the VA
cnncics in the Office of Justice of the Peace,
said elections to be held ut the same time
MS those ordered in my proclamation Of
July 2G, A. b. 1871, and to be conducted
by the officers holding the same, IN All
respects ms provided. for by law and said
Proclamation
In Dallas coahty, justice of 'hc peace
precinct No. g
In Montague coui!y, justice of the peace
precinct No. /.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
signed my name, and have caus-
ed the great seal TO be affixed, at
(sEALN the city of Austin, this 3lst day
O6D of August, A. 1871.
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
by the Governors uoVernor'
JAMES p. NBvcoxB,
Secretary Of State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

TnR ELEcrIoSs III CALIFoRNIAAND MAISE
Owing to division and local questions,
the republicans have carried California by
n small mnjOrity-say three or four thou
sand This is no indication how the State
will go in the Presidential election. Grant
will, be the candida's for the radicals, and
he cannot command the whole strength b!
the republican rarty-he is odious to ,hoh
sands Of thcm. From blaine, the returns
arc not sufficient to determine the cbarac-
ter of the result. What have been receiv-
ed show some radical gains, but the demo-
cratic partitions of the State may yet make
out different showing. Nobody expected
the democracy to triumph there in the late
election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Gov. Throeknlarian.

We had 'hs pleasure sfsssing our fFisnll
Gov, ThrOeknSFlsh for few momshis, %
lasI.fussiay morning, IS be Passei lhFs'
sur City on hi. way to Aasiia, Tie GsE-
sFhor is a delegate "a the laE payers Goa
ysn.iOn, TO be he'll there, sad is just the
right sort Of msa TO ssni 10 il, Ills al
mihislraiiOn vas distinguished for It's
economy as we'll as efficiency, and hsi net
our State Government been OVsTlhFoWh by
tho hayOnei, the taxes would have bssR Fs'
dueei before tbs enI Of BIZ, term, No State
ever had better or more faithful Chief
Magistrate, aud the iiGs will yet soRs
When the people Of Texas can 0nse more
have the services Of this distinguished pa
triOl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Tne sout,ern RcyIc,y.

The July numbor Of this popular Quar-
,srly, owing TO the change Of publication
from Baltimore to 81, Louis, was no, IT,
sued until tito last Of August 1t will
hereafter be published by the SoathWes'
tern Book and Publishing Company $40 &
5l2, Washington Avenue, St. Louis, under
the aust ices Of the NJ. Z, Church South,
and will be regularly issued hereafter
It should be patroniEed by all literary
people in the South as it Is undoubtedly
the most able Quarterly on the Continent,
Its editor, A. I. Dlcisoc, LID. is tho most
profound and eloquent writer in America,
and his productions have been eagerly
sought for and extensively read abroad
Tie present Number 10 one OF unusual in
tercSt.
Price only 500 per annum, clcrgymer
$500. Address rs above,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
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Worth, Allihs speeches gsTs veil receive
a ani he ulmos, goai feeling prevailed,
liisA enc siisi hing in TsTrsni The
Democratic vote l. ssiimsisl At l211-ihs
R~ Teal At about "a, We are told the corn
sud Gotten crops Of farTaRI are very SOD
aud the mast sbunianL 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

Ia We have the authority Of the House
ton Uni5u that Col. Geo. W. Carter, for
merry resident Of Texas, nov Of Louisiana,
with home no where, is about 10 stump
il in this State for the benefit or the radi-
cal candidstss for Congress. This Is the
man, once preacher or the Gospel and
ren-lena1, Who. not long ago, said in Cal
veno3. az 81 .rouse ,cr his political SON
e4ssi. The sls vas Niihoi-f . hose, and
nan vifh5rf home ought not 70 have sry
principles Viii he not Be Ashamsi 70
meet ias old friends in Tezas' Alas ior
the Es4- Col0psis. rbo once led On The
rhivaIf5 q the L0ns SIN sian. ayv AZ
iBss-tI;5 f.lissi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16


The I'd CoNGhEssroNAL DIsTRIor.-
Flakes Bulletin puts down this Congress-
ional District as the most certain one for
the radicals. 1t is just the reverse--it is
the most coftainly democratic. We ought
to elect every member Of Congress in this
State, and we will, unless there should be
fraudulent counting as threatened by New
comb. The Bulletin lie lead asrny by the
cote in this District at the last election
md puts down oil the votes Of the three
opponents of Conner as Republican.
Not so--Conncr was .hen stranger and
many democrats voted for Johnson, Bob
Taylor and even Grafton. Now the whole
democratic vote Till be given to Conner
Besides the Bulletin makes no calculation
of the new registration, which will be
mostly Democratic. The negroes were all
registered at first in truth, more than all
listen for thunder when The vote of the I'd
pisric, comes in,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
NEW BAKE RY.
FAMILY BAKERY,
DIR. PERRY DAKIN,

Id ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
IL Gf Dallas and adjacent counties. that
he has opened an lNFlRNARY, where be
will Operate on and Treat all Surgical
Cases.
ihe following named Diseased vim be
Treated rs Speeialiies, viz. ;-Fisfala in
Ano, IIemOrroids or Pies, Hair Lip, Tu-
mors. Affection Of the Bones and Joints,
Old Ulcers, Diseased he Urinary Organs,
Caleulus or Stone in the Bladder, and all
Affections OF the Eye.
Special attention given the Diseases Of
WowEx and CHILDREx-
Those living a. q distance viii be for
nishsd Board aud Room.
0rTItE. Norm S-sE Or NAIr SrREri.
THREE DOOR east o. he rublie Square.
D4ltl T Ks 4 aznsi 5.h, 1871. "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

~ W. ~. su'h HFTri ani rrliifsifA T. sr's'lufs
tali RaEF, : ivV, si isrrs-lfF, asa 'sRia.ir g.
iu,i'rrli ihe Pfnf Ia riufisrt y. :, LlrltUn o'in'
"a tfius a. ia,
rsr 40 ars slth.uilf.l o. auturs,l I. fnr-
ftN t,a snsniit,ir t,T iu-ii.r ~ o., r.,r in ps-
scat NJ q, hsliss raiuis, frNas,
M Ne arr au'h.TisFsi o. aur tnrr nNl ,Nhls
r., NJ ,Sl,u. f,i- - tagaif - ir llsir, IT tho
ra,u 40 m,iuI Nn, e, islls t'''inil, lrNa',
rirWs arr auih.I'sf-l sri lursiHsi Do auuuuH'r
lAAiS T. HFrhAN, ~, - s,ru-, q uaid''ai"
90 Iu.ii,. ,,I ii,s Py,, u ! lssnfi Np 3, Er,tuu
siIaRifiifiur tst. l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

We had the pleasure of meeting several
of our enierprisng merchants in New
York while they we're there laying in their
stocks Of goods 4 portion OF these have
already arrived, boots, shoes, &c., but some
dry goods, VIC arc informed, were lost on
the steamer City Of Houston, lately wreck
cd on the Florida coast. These will soon
be duplicated by new orders and the fall
trade looks fair to be very lively.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Gov. Da,Is Non InsiructioiiS.

N~'Ns @HHNNAf WV
We Iublish this seek the nes iRsiTne-
lions Of our Executive DssPoi, in relation
:, the coming election, From tie report
ma'ie by Mr. MeIsmars, sent BY a meeting
n tne citizens Of Galveston "a vail on the
Governor and intTsat q Modification o. his
tTst lyranniesl orleF, some we're led 10 be-
l'eve that he WAS Inclined to give way "a
the overwhelming iarTenI Of llsapproSal
aud indignation, with which il had been
greeted everywhere by all decent people,
We were not Of that number, We did not
think the Governor would abandon de-
liberais plan to get up disturbances and
practice ubiquitous frauds TO carry the
election for the radical candidates, A
reading Of the adliliona, instructions Sill
show that Nc judged correctly, They make
had worse, sni are an additional insult
and glazing wrong to the people II Texas.
The only redeemlng feature l. the AZ.
roinimeni Of tone well,knOwn and re'p'c'
table citizen Of each political party" to be
present In the room, when the election IA
going Oh, hut they are forbidden, "iA aEy
manner Ia interfere so that any amount
" rasealily may be pcrpetrltel In their
presence and there will be no redress.
The Registrar and judges Il the election
are instructed TO report how many voters
have been preScEtea from voting the raii-
GlcGl ticket--for that IN the meaning Of it,
rs nenv rs they can be nscertnincd. and al
so the names OF tho candidates they would
pToLaJly have voted for-thus leaving eve.
rything to the discretion Of corrupt Off.
cials, appointed for that purpose,
Section 18th forbids my "privatc ballot
box apart from HAT established by law"
aud any such 10 10 he "scizcd and destroy
Cd, and tie pnr'ic, cOnccrno in ii are to
he punished. There 10 no law for this,
nothing to prevent any man from telling
how he voted, and having . registry there
ofmadc and kept by any parties who nay
desire to do 90. II is simply the clict OF
the petty tyrant, Elnund the lst and HE
last, thank Heaven, rJr The lkS of him will
never reign again in Texas The whole
proceedings Of tho Governor, with regard
to the election, show, Enthusiastically, the
design to deiraui the homes, people of the
State, and prevent their will from being
manifested through tho ballot box and all
this under the cover Of preserving order
AID insuring q fair election
Was ever people cursed with such UNI
mirign,cd rascality on the part OF their
rulers?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
For Sale.

200 acres of mostly good Prairie lands
desirable situation, about four miles West
of tho City of Dallas, on tho Valley Road
to Fl. Worth, and known rs part of I. V.
Grifins ocation, Apply to c. VanDemart,
the Fence patentee, City Hotel. Win sell
the whole or part on reasonable terms, or
exchange for good Cattle or lorses if l
can do SO Sboii.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

The delightful story, "Lenves from the
Diary Of Lucy Lenoir," closes Niih This
number; but a.story Of fine promise, unber
the name of "Iura Hardin" begins in this
number. The sttrics in the Laaief ItaT'
are always eiovallng and full Of moral in
s,rurt;on. This is q choice numder. IL
il a matter OF astonishmen; how a maya
zine. containing so Ianch valuable matter,
can be published at the low price OF Sl.Vo.
The Editorial Department has severe
criticism on Mir. LonFfellow.
Try the Teari one year. only costs 81
Address JOHN S. WARD.
g. F--s-.. Nashville Tenn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

tsFWe have received, IN pamphlet fo-ni,
the address Of William II. Stephens Mem
phis, Tenness.s, delivered before The Al
umni Society Of Tie Nashville University
last June. Ii is eloquent, appropriate, and
worthy Of i.s author, who stands among
Gss FIRST Of Western Tennessee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
EogrrssERN CULTUvATOEs.
Secretary Of State

Published consecutively for nearly thir-
" ycats. Its success during such long
ncriod. Is its best accommodation. We
notice its able corps of contributors hail
from oil the Southern States. This .faci
kceps it from being local paper, and gives
i, broad many-sided character. 1t is
conservative and progressive-its motto
being FRA ciiee end Science. We can assure
commend IL In our readers, assuring them
whatever elsc il may do, it will aot mislead
them.-Spec linen copies sent free, on ap-
rlication to WIN. & ". L. Jones, Athens,
Ga.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
How IL it?

We notice several papers among our ex-
changes, once protesting to be democratic,
now radical and defending the infamous
conduct of. Gov. Davis and his wicked help
ers. We will specify the Brennan Enquirer
and the Lone Star Ranger. Have the pub
fishers and editors really been convinced
Of the error Of their ways, or have they
been Influenced by the Ubiquitous Printing
Bill? How do these men feel on the whole?
DO they sleep well and have good appetitcs,
especially for chickcn-pie."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
...sI3. The Grand jury of New York,

ssi5~ The Grand Jury of New York, on
Saturday last found bills of indictment
against Jacob II. Vanderbilt, President of
the Staten Island Ferry Company, Jas. IL.
BREASTED, Superintendent, and Henry Rob-
inson, Engineer, for Manslaughter in the
third degree.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

p6- We have had the pleasure Of call
from Hr. Samuel 6ustine, travelling agent
Of the East Te1ss Balletin, published at
Marshall. This is new Democratic PsPer
Of good appearances and exhibits enter
prise. Good luck TO the pspe, and ne
agent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16


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~ The circular rrnm tho nriee of the Adm
ts,t General STATE NJ Texas, dated An
pn., 1871 ,,h.r. Il is ,ravlel tina; IL
r,s. no officer of the State Police or spcoi :
,,,i,c Il ,nt In cl,arre of the spsainl p,liel
o,,,.r r,or, kn.,inrrryions Ia the elect
In ,hcntL,s,,,cinl rolirc are ioLc undcrth
'.,,cryI.isn nnd orders Of the Registrar
!. -, c,s, IN. REGISTRAR Is spcciall n,
,h.rn,I ,,i,l, on rorcinc tho regulations q
,'o he n,cn,Inn,l .rireulnr" Of Angus
o - from mr., ,Lr gloyc,nor. lie will il SUN.
,ir,,, ,,r,'Lcr NJ special policcmen has no
, ,.ai",,J stlcc, c.hera. M. 10 OK
,..h np,"'m' s"o5 mem IN all who will h
,,yor, :, act az spocial policemen during
sworn !" Nv, ~ 'I ~ ai,,,ion TN. name
INC r'S'Sr"'''" nv, ,..,aI I'll, bc cont +,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

Vanity is rather mark of humiT-
ity than Of pride. Vain men de-
light in telling what honors have
been dons them, what great compa-
ny they have kept, and Va like, by
which they plainly confess these
honors were more than their due,
and such as their friends would not
believe if they had not been told;
whereas, a man truly proud thinks
the honors below his merit, and
scorns to boast
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

r6y'Wo acknowledge the receipt of The
illustrated Journal Of Agriculture, pub
lishei at St, LOuia, Missouri. 1t looks we'll
and reads we'll as far as We have been able
to porusc it, and, in our judgment deserves
patronage. Vincent Marmadukc and Jno
S. Marmadukc, are tho editors and pro-
prietors. Published monthly-price $l.5O
ner ycnr: Clubs less.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

B6s Our thanks ore due friend Cnsh-
ing, siationer and Bookseller, at Houston,
for copy Of the General Laws, passed by
the Legislature at its last session. Mr.
Cushing's establishment is the largest in
the State. Everything in his line mny be
obtained atthe lowest rates by orders or
personsl calls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

Why Van Demark's Patent fence is oil
the 60 il pleases every farmer that uses
it and saves him time and money, and with
little expense can keep his large or small
stock within bounds 1t suits the lazy
farmer, as the labor of making the fence
is Bat little and can be done under shelter
or in the shade. 1t is just the thing for
the entefprising Or specializing man as he
can purchase territory SO he can mike
several times his money, has a sure thing
and no hard work. If you wish 10 help
your self, call at once upon the Psten,ee,
at the City Hotel, snd secure fortune.
Illt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

Bay" We have received the Catalogue Of
the second Annual Fair Of the Parker
county Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
ciation, TO be held at their Fair Grounds
on the 18th Of October next, and to contin-
ue three days.