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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

The Mckinney Enquirer has seen
specimen of Ignite coal, taken from wei
and embedded in solid rock 20 feet from
its surface. We have no doubt plenty o.
good coal will yet be found in Texas. Tit
ENQUIRER exposes swindle in relation t'
patent right for broad cast seed-sowers.
The Enterprise represents every thing
quiet abont Groesbeeck. after the late dis
turbance Oliver, the radical Judge, was
found armed with three six shooters and 0
derringer and made to "shell out"
From the Bulletin, we learn that abou
mile and-a half Of the Railroad was
swept away between the city and the
bridge, by the late storm. The bridge wat
uniniured. The track will soon be relaid
The street railroads were not materially
damaged. No lives were lost during the
gale.
The "Neuces Valley" says that Pompa'
no are unusually plenty this season. A
saloon keeper has invented new drink
called the Tidal Wave.
One drink is said to be an inundatiun.
The Waco Register chronicles the death
of negro policeman, Long. lie killed
himself accidently with the gun provided
by the State. Does not this show the i'm
propriety of putting arms into the hands
of people unaccustomed to their nse
The Navasota Ranger notices the arrival
of company of U. S. Soldiers at Bremond,
and that portion of them will be station
ed 1T Navasota. The Parson says, ait is
almost impossible 20 get reliable white men
to serve as privates on the State Police"
We should think 50.
The Cor.icana observer, Of the 18th inst.
saws "be fore our next issue, our citizens
will be greeted by the whistle of the iron
horse" There is to be grand reception
of the first train.
The Austin papers tell of haunted store
in that city. The Governors Masion has
been haunted with an evil spirit for some
time. 1t needs exercising sadly.
The Huntsville Item complains Of want
of "eggs, butter, and frying chickens
he is tired Of chewing beef interminably."
That's what's the matter with Hannah.
The Jewish citizens Of Navasota voted
the democratic ticket--so says the Tablet
That shows their good sense.
Corn is selling at Mckinney at Scots. to
75cts. per bushel-wheat at $500 to $3.50
bacon l2l to Is cents. We give this
from the Messenger.
F,om the IndiAnola Bulletin we learn
that tie late storm did some damage 10 that
mari The water came over the floors Of
sone Of the stores and warehouses, and
washed away lumber, etc. No dAmsgs 10
shipping
The Sherman Courier has been shown .
singular chicken, = cross between con-
nan hen and guinea. The exhibitor said
IL Vas hstshsd from guinea egg
The Austin Statesman says.
aThs ouaranfine, established II Calves
tou "a lie z7th, vii prove very dsnaging
10 many 81 our Intreautile frrns- This =
iusf ne season when isil aud sinier goods
s-s arriving. snd % bsvs then delayed -
.u,-rntfps trsnty-fvs days i certainly
sVr-.rsiirs. Hu--y % tlis Aiss5uii ksn-
- an Teas railrund-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
Radical Rascality in Bowie.

Fro Bowie county, we learn that tn G
Registrar refused regis tration of n large
number of men for want of blanks. A
communication from Bowie, upon that sub
iect, appears in this issue Of our paper,
copy of the blank rendered him for use,
and refused by him, has been sent to us.
1t is regularly printed certificate of Reg
! istration, with the official oath written on
the back. There could of course be no lie
gal excuse given for refusing to use these,
and deprive voters Of their rights nor can
there be any legal reason given why he
should not have furnished the certificates
himself; for the law peremtorily says
that upon the voter making the requisite
oath, ait shall be the duty Of the Register
ing Officer, to register such qualified cleo
tor and FURNISH him a certificate Of such
oath or registration"
There is no getting out place. The law
requires the Secretary of State to have
certain records kept, and to furnish
blanks; hut it nowhere says that he shall
furnish blank certificates; and if it did
and he failed to do il, this omission of du-
ty by him, would not relieve the Regis
trar of HIS duty; because the Registrars
duty is positively defined in the first clause
of the law, and is not in any manner,
Qualified or CONDITIONED upon any action
BY the Secretary of State; and if the Sec
retery of State were wholly to neglect his
duty, this excuses nobody else. But, as
we have said, no part of the Law requires
the Secretary of State to furnish certih-
Gates to the Registrar. The registrar is
allowed ample compensation for the GER
tiic ,tes, and could well afford to have
them written or printed. But this dodge
for defeating the rights Of citizens has
been played in several counties, and shows
a concerted plan Of fraud.
After first wronging the citizens of Bow
lie in this way, on the day of election the
Registrar marched the State Guard into
Town, made a speech advising the freed
men not to vote, as there were LOO shot
guns loaded in Town to intimidete them,
and thus prevented them from voting. The
statement was utterly without foundation
the republican Judge Of the District
Court. ncfing as q peace officer, and per-
eeiyinp the facts, rendered the whole civil
noWef of the county 10 preserve order; but
there was O. manifest object to render the
election a nulliiy. The citizens would not
make any demonstration to break the
pssce. and furnish an excuse, and so it
became probably the official duty Of the
Registrar, to get up a'rumpus on his own
account, and out Of materials Of his own
creation.
So. we doubt not, the votes cast in Bow
ie. probably nearly all Democratic, will be
thrown out. The registrar was the only
white man in the county, known TO be for
Brvsni.-C Iqr ksrills Stlnderd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

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uHffhr trrsrHiisa. H tle Zee eftaf
ifrsi.a At CaHfIFss iH its Us-Tg'a ease
TO su.thsr FisHug pr1ef Ace isr ih'iT So
lsrliF aui rsfk's,safss f1ailEa. Ns~r
90 lrsru iTaai hs Aasiia s'sirsuasn sizes
ihs eaisiis pIrssars has fartsi sac NJ
ihsa iagals in he Srusis frt ]aiui
Rssaluiian, TsluiT.ag he GessFseT ~ 10
,us an arlsr fora GsleTsl Elrsiiaa "a 'hs
tiri Iatsisy in lsEusTy, ihs msiariiy u
ihr lisass has Ise,e4 2, 90 q "a ipfs@sas
/ billie uaks a nss aPPaFleiaasni for Rep
rr.suisiiys sal ssEsiaTiAl Districts, 50 a'
10 sHahls ihssn, as ihsy sarFass' 10 ssc'Ts
F. . asiariiy Il h0ih Houses lais l. a hs
lous b. a pslpstls VislaiisH u lhs Goa
. sliiutiou, phish rquiFss The whole ha'a-
. Lsr ef ssns or to he apPaF'iossi sU'ng
the several Districts, according 10 the
numhsr II gusEiei electors, while lh's
wicked sonlriSsnss spPpr'ions them With
regard % their Supposed political nua-
I lsrs, sad without say Tssai 10 sqaAli'
Of numbers, Radical Senatorial Districts
are Used M with = SoiiAg FoPuls'lan Of
S7Ia. and Democratic Districts, With a
population 81 06ca, nearly doaeis, one
/ district. suppos "a 10 sontAin radical ma
j,riiy,is arranged 10 elect hsenEiors aud
iWsniy-iour Representatives, With 'e''hs
oopularion u 2as7i, while five Districts
supposed 10 be Democratic, ere srly allow
Ell i've Senators aud hfIsen Representa-
llyrs, with voting population Of 5nS'l'
We give the shove calculations from the
Statesman, aud have no doust Of lhsl'
correctness,
Gould anything be more moHsirons than
this IN the way ofpOlilieNl rassaliiy : Yet
these degraded monsters are iae rulers In
Texas, not by the free voice Of her people
hut by maud ard force. Well may the
Statesman say, "llou can honest men vote
fer Bill within which such injustice is'o
be prae,ieed uTon the TsOPle'' Ofeourse'
honest men eanhot-if carried, Il must be
done by disL.ns,t men, who ought to have
the word branded on their braren fore
heads.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

FAILURE OF Tue MAILS Since the elcc'
ton, there has been an unaccountable fail
ure of the mails between this city and
Houston. We fail to get the Galveston
and Houston papers, with the exception OF
the Union on the days when they are due
here. Yesterday, nothing came but the
Houston Union of the 10Th, containing
no information about the elccIisn, and no
teegrnphic dispatches, except old ones,
and one from Austin Of the 9th, giving the
appointment Of L. b. Turner az Judge OF
the sd District. We ought to have re-
ceived Houston papers of the llth. Why
is this? We don't want the old mail Kept
back by the quarantine, to the exclusion
of the new. Vino are the wr?n9 doors?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

We see, by tho proceedings Of the New
York Ttate Democratic Convention, that
he Tammany delegates took no part there
in. This seems to have been from their
own suggestion, which was received with
applause. They pledged themselves, how
ever, TO sustain the nominations. We are
glad Of this and hope soon to see this ia
nous democratic organization in New
York City thoroughly purged OF its cor
rupt members and once more assuming its
proper influence. The State Convention
manfully denounced all corruption in as
we'll as cut OF the party. This is right. The
Democratic Party must be kept pure and
above suspicion. The radicals dare not
con denim the vilainies of their pnrty---they
strive to hide them or openly defend them.
The whole party is rotten to the CORE
Whenever the Democracy discover any
thing wrong in their party leaders, they
throw them off without hesitation. They
sanction no bribery, no corruption, no
stealing of the public money. There is
the great difference. The radical gift-ta-
kers and thieves are their chief leaders
and the most IGNORED Of their party,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14


LETTER To CARL SCuURZ.--The Missouri
Republican of the 9th inst, contains n
letter to Carl Schurz, signed by shirty-two
of the most responsible and influential
men of this county. 1t is very clear, dis
passionate and able statement Of radical
wrongs in Texas and an earnest APPEAL 10
our Northern brethren for justice and libcr-
ty. The Republican, in n double-leaded ed
itorial, calls the public attention TO this
letter us containing "an astounding array
of facts and deserving the most thought
full consideration. We understand this
truly excellent production is from the pen
of our friend ard follow townsman;
John Henry Brown.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
ri..ra.i. ID snltt..

ItrtIffi'Hn ffiufns ihat ne h8rf
sa fr rfFifHl hHm CO. ihisrinf
rHHHiiHs ace mnsf trrHurs1InE
ThHt sisak &C. themselves They
arr iH l.r f.Bni in aruihef tUlumn
aul ar lri.rte arr correct We
base every rasnl iI hope that the
llfmHmrY has i,ttu successful in
oltgiinr all four "f their candidates
This wall d. a glorious result ~
their ialwrs. and uru that from
pr ui Appearance, wr are jusilii-
al iu rAIftiiug The people have
noi only bstu thoroughly aroused,
hat have acted. They have set o.
work with will. They felt that
the umv hsl gone hfE iUari.un, Tho
pTe-,lst ~ lhr IrlN iywUls that
Wgrs abusing l.e lmWrrs IT their
pr,ii,uns EHi she !,ai,eIrc n the
peop'a was 'ai,g- lrvr'nlUg heavier
Like an r,siys, lis.y l0,l all pru-
pcury aul uEtW'ilr. themselves, II
ihcy bad hren pIndrni, a~lrsi wisely
anl with ,0mr show ui drccnry, IL
w"uli peyhaI, have beer more dii,
iirull ln inspire the pcud,lp with
surh compiclo nnnniniiv, Thus
tho excesses which they commit
ted, the arrogance with which lhpy
usurped powers that belonged 10
the people will bo the means oi
their ruin, Their power has oul-
minated aud they feel themselves .
being irrisisIibly impellcd TO the .
abyss OF political oblivion. In the
happier days that We believe aud
trust are not far oil, they will only
bo remembered with shuddor Of
horror like the memory of u fright, .
tai peril or mn appalling pestilence,
aud accompanied with n sigh Of
thankfhlness at our dclivcanco |
from 80 terrible an ailliclion. The 4
past election shows what the pcO-
pie can DO whom united, let us by /
all means remain so until our safe
" is secured. II is only when the
good aud patriotic are divided that
the bad and corrupt can obtain the .
control. Therefore let no dissen'
sinns ar differences arise, hut let US
together keep steadily moving for. /,
ward till our dearest hopes are nc,
complishsd.-GdtrtstoH -NewS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

WHEELING INTO LISE.-The Democratic
State Conventions Of Illinois and New
York have substantially adopted the Ohio
Platform. 1t is probable oil the Northern
States will follow suit. II is useless for
Alex. Stevens 10 keep up his opposition to
this movement-it is something worse
than useless; it is calculated to pre-
vent harmony in the great Demo
cratic Party. The minority should 60
with the majority Of the party, and The
platform is not Of as much consequences as
victory. NSibing can be done in the way
Of reform in the South until the radical
Goths and Vandhls are expelled from the
Caritol To this end, let sAharnOnire on
I'll. means best calculated 10 drive out the
present party in power. There is no DIFF
ference in principle among democrsts-
North and s0uth-All sre for preserving
the rights Of the sisiss a. far as hey can
Be. Let rs look 10 the future, and not
weep over the past, nor struggle for in
possibilities. We must make the best q
our present siiuaiiou THIS IL he part q
sis85m. This is the onl- true siatssrn.B-
ship
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14


tttuhsut fntt iiftil
IftHs usmsffsiis hf l,.eoa
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fhf Ii,f ifsats ANA fbistss
Tifhukrdt
Fr..t |r.1rt ffHf lffa rffTffl 'H
aHnHff r.|. FOL fr1HI iTr
#a..Hs Ia'rI II- rs
H... Hfrr I...r.HHrrs .H sIr RI
sErHa fs.s ffrsrr.-r' ari.fs effir Go
rrrFa TsHlH'sri rfr.HTs'i.u. DO Gee
a-F rfiarrfar'fs usarF. hasi afhiTF-
HaE ari pa eHrisls -ia its hrs - su
siEr. rsi.rr Fssriiss ihr Falls si sFrTy
raiufarl dHs'sg no 'fftirl iuiiutis-
iFi l'srbs fs 'hs islil isE, iar e "a han-
90 people ~ 'is ifns STAR STATE have
srhi'seia si-ual sd eFrTWhriuius iri-
nrTh, ghirh an,' sigikr irrFor 10 'he rTa-
sea hrau, n ilsir oPPTtsor'- I've ms-
iaIiiirs iE every fanErrssional hisirir'
sre 50 decided that ne rsnnai believe aEy
s,irwI' will D. Ias1s ~ abe Tsuian
lasri ~ rauVas-ers a. AEsliu 10 change
ihs rssullhy iraulu,sni manipulation lbs
ac' ual,i h. 50 gis,ius an imPosi'ion, -
b,li a pies. II political roEarry, 'bai they
eanli nol is'k a. he Sustained eEsn By he
radical rasEFess,
ear sisslFl Representatives, are sil hoE'
r,i, i,,llisrnl msn, ~ high standing in tue
STATE, aRi Harlhy Of ihsir honorable pe'
.iiisns, They will sUanl the Interests Of
Texas Nlih Nslchiui eyes, while they Wil
ea-openie with their brother dsmoora'i'
menbsTs for The good " the whole eoun'
Try, sud he oVsrihDsS Of the radical rule
at Washington, Fearless, Independent,
aui ineoruPIlble, they will bo A. homer
10 the State, aud ank smong The Nery
ablssl Representatives u the sonih.
Three cheers for the LoNE sTAR STATE
llurrah! llurrahll ilurahl!!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
Foreign Intelligence,
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON Oct. Literary piracy FRO
vokes sharp newspaper controversy,
which is very severe upon American pub
fishers. The international copyright law
is strongly demanded,
The ship English, from Quebec for Liy,
erpool, was abandoned at sea.
Francs.
PARIS, Oct. The Court Of the Rcvis
ion to which Rossel appealed has senten-
ccd him to Cearh.
The Republican journals demand that
Theirs TAKE prompt measures to suppress
the Bonnpartist conspiracy. The Algeri-
an agitations continue. Apprehensions
exist that the abandonment of the colony
will he necessary.
Victor Iefrance was appointed Provis-
tiers absence at Berlia to rat:fy the Com
merciul treaty.
GERMANY.
LoNpoY, Oct THE gambling houses
at the German Watering places are not 'c
be closed.
ROME, Oct. T. Twenty professors in the
University of Rome refuse to take the
oath Of allegiance to Italy.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Get THE Democrats are
dem onstra,ing everywhere in favor Of 10
rilla.
twenty-five Governors Of Provinces
have rendered their resignation.
The Minister of State has telegraphed
the Captain General of Cuba that the nee.
essary reinforcemenis will be forwarded
promptly to uphold the national authority
and preserve the integrity of the Spanish
Dominions.
HAYTI.
HAYTL Sept. 2S.--Thc new coffee CROP
is abundant. Gold is 1870 for one.
Cabral and staff narrowly escaped cap
ture. They were driven to the llaylien
frontier. Cabral recognized his forces
and drove Baez back. Baez shot his pris-
oners.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
Abusing ono Another.

A Geographic dispatch from Austin rep
rC.ents the radicals there ms very chop-fHl.
len and in bad lnmor. They are abusing
one another in their dirtiest style, Some
say that Newcomb was the cause Of Degen-
er's defeat and that Tracy and Quick beat
Clark. The truth is it was the i'll conduct
of all Of thcw--it was six Of one and a half
dozen of another. But let them quarrel
on. when thieves fall out, honest peo-
ple get their dues
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
Gan. elected BY large majority,

STILL GOING 1.-THE boasting Of the
radical newspapers before The election was
very ridiculous, if not intended az n cover
to some contemplated fraud. They must
heye known better. The Houston Union,
we perceive, still keeps itup after the cleo
ton IS over and the returns coming in
dead against them. Perhaps ii got such
tremendous Roadway, blowing and gassing,
it could not stop at once, but had TO keep
steaming on. 1t rcmiads one Of the old
song of the Cork Leg. Is there no way Of
stopping the Union ?
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FARM FOR SALE.

| have a snail farm consisting OF ~
acres Of good land and 20 acres Of timber
ed lan,d-4l miles West Of Dallas, near
Horizons Mills. which offer for sale Al a
low price for sash. Also, stock Of eat'le'
mules. steers AID implements for working
the farm. Fiffe sn acres Of the farm IN
cultivation and under good fence For
further parrisul ars snquire Of Jno- Lon poi
Dallas,
Also-I win Sell ny stock Of Farnily
Groceries, 81 edst prices aiding freight
Sept. Pa ls7l-zstf. IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

= FL,alNs CoaFiisTNF.-fhr Aus'in
9asFHsl close, q eanpliaennTy Ea'.es II
q ls's spresh of car ni'esl frlsai, Maj
Tsm nehilrss as fallaWss Ne Elally
avow Ihs' tie asTy iin' IT his capillary
slarnnrui is hll aH iulsI ~ The Gre Il
.ass'rrly hsie ani saTn'sI 'hausa' sl'hiA
'hs srsninm Nhirh il covers Raiser a
loo ~ lac for - lony fighl-shsl he
srrai I,.sl wuu.i ssll ' laas SHd imPor
tent conclusion, We suppose 'hs PLATA
Enslish oflhis /. that Tom', speech vas
as red a. lis hair,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

NEW MEXICO Dm0cRArIc.-'We have
heretofore noted the election Of Gallegosr
Democrat, Ms Delegate from the Territory
Of New Mexico. 1t now appears that n
majority OF both Houses Of the Legislature
are Democrats also. VIII the radical pa
pers blow u little over this-or are they
tired Of blowing over Main and Califor-
min 2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

nsTa., Tie editor Of the Lone Star Ranger
is trying to show what n good democrat he
was years ago in the early times Texas.
But what arc you now, Mr.. Rangsr?--
That is the important thing. 1t was easy
enough being Democrat in those good
old days-they were nearly ali democrats
in Texas then--there was no corruption
fund to buy up the weakness and the
craving stomachs. But have you held out
even unto the end? All Parson, the dy-
ing sinner cannot get to heaven by plead
ing his former good deeds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

IlIGurALursd.-Th radical editors have
a wsy Of their own In eonplimeniinr their
orators. Hear the Marshall Weekly on
the Rev. Renegade Carler-him Of tho ne
gro brass Hani fron New Odvans, Ills
oui,Irciching analysis, his powerful logic,
his incNhEustiblc store OF facts and figures,
his Wit and anecdotes his fscinrins rher-
orir. all combine to make him one Of the
most persuasive, convincing and popular
sPeAlSrrs in this country Whew ! what
an RT ful effect that " ont stretching anal
ysis must have had. Indeed the Weekly
man represents the "sick, wounded and
dead democrats scattered over The battle
Geld wherever the Rev. Colonel went
1t is very likely he killed as many demo-
crafts ~ he did yankees NJ tho heal OF his
Regiment during the war. This is the
same Carter, who tried TO get Presiden I
Barnard turned ont Of the Mississippi uni.
vcrsiiy because he was not southern
enough
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

Corners maj. 1O,4ll
| With nine voting counties to hear from.
NOTE-Thosc counties marked with -" were ono
organized, but now abandoned on account oil lndial
Raids Ind not voting.
From our exchanges, we gather the fol
lowing election returns from other Con-
gressional Districts. The returns from
this District, the I'd, will be found in the
table which we have compiled for the con.
venence of our readers.
LIST District.
In this District the candidates were
Herudon dem and Whitmore, rad.
The following counties give Ilernduh ma
jorities as follow. Smith, l79; Liberty, 60;
Hardin, 65; Orange, lOl; Cherokee, 1927
Anderson, 1877; Henderson, 467i VanZandt
SO; Rusk, 2S7; Wood, 600.
Whitmore, 700 majority in Harrison.
3D. District.
The candidates were Giddings-dem-
Clark observation-disclosures
was not much in the race--the Grant men
going for Clark.
The following counties have given Gid
dings majorties, as follows: Austin-26
Burleson-35l, Galveston--l3s9, Madi-
son 26S, Robertson-229, McClennau 1858.
Clark's majorities as follows: Fort
Bend-S62. Harris 4l2. Walker-l2S. Wash
l67.
4th Dis trict.
In this District the candidates were Han
ock-dsm-and Dcgener-rad. We give the
Hancock majorities as follows:
Atascosa-l57. Bastrop-l22. Bell-l006.
Caldweli-79. Calboun-26. Colorado-l6. Co.
mal-6o. Dewitt-s7. Fsyette-40O- Gauda
lupe-17O. Hays-l1l. RefugiO-254. Victoria
10. williamson-j62. Wilson 10.
The following gave msjOrities for De-
eener. Travis-l54. Bsxar-67.
Additional Election Returns.
Gliding, AgOritis.
Milam-677, FreestOue Az, Navarro-19,
Hill-l94, Bosque-Ss2, BrhzOs-243,
Limsstons-1l55, MOntgonery-52.
ClGrk's MqOritiss.
Brazor;a-22, Falls-2s, Grimss-39l
wharton--l67.
Jefferson, in the LIST District, 80 majority
for Herndon.
Commanchs in the 4th District, GO maj.
for Hancock.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

p-- The latest news from Salt Lake Il
that Brigham Young and Daniel A. Wells,
third President Of the Mormon Church
have been arrested 20 answer Indictments
found against them for bsirg indiserimiu-
ate in tlsir sleeping arrangement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

We have receives Gr Prospectus ~ a
Hsw paysr At wsso TO he called Ihs Waco
Advance hy lsmrs'w Golleiss, The ruh'
lister say. Il Sill be an Independent and
un i,smmellsi sheet, devoted exc usiyely
a iLe welfare afIhs people o: Ihi' city
eauniy snl State" Cool luck to Il, II II
Keeps on the right track,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

esa. An election was held last week in
the 23d Representative District for men,
Der of the lower House to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation of Mr..
Hughs. A. b. Cant was the Democratic
candidate and 10. Robinson republican,
The following is the result as far as heard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

TuG REruRNs.-Thc returns from
distant counties come in slowly, but
enough il known to drive our nd,
vcrsaricS frantic with despair, and
inspire the honest Democracy with
delight. Like men Of chara:tcrand
worth, though victors in one of the
most glorious contests ever wagcd
against wrong and oppression, mem
beers Of the democratic party made
no parade of their success. They
congratulated each other on the
rcsalt, and are pleased mt the pros
poets of renewed prosperity for the
State of their choice, but 90 not
make any unsecmIy parade or en-
dcavor to mortify those who were
opposed to them, by excessive joy
Houston Times.