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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15
Indian News.


We learn that the Indians are deprclA,
ting IN the fronIisF again, and that they
attacked camp Of hsrlers near Weather,
ford 0hly few days ago, The trial aud
sentence Of death on the two chiefs, San.
,ras aud big Tree, has created considsra.
BILE nneasiness among the settlers on the
frontier, ths belief being general that there
will 10 Eiueh trouble among the exposed
settlements on the fronlier Many Of the
Es,,ler5, we naders,and, arc coming into
ih' .srrilrsasnrs, fearing "a 2nslaughi from
= The Indians ON account Of The soudemna-
lion Of the two chiefs, Tsi-. eonv ieiiOn
and sentence is bu, az act Of justice, but Il
may, for time, create much hostility and
savage vengeance on the part Of the wild
tribes who have lie Il the reservation. In
the end, however, there is no doubt bst
that II will be beneficial to the frontier
ettlements. The Indians will he taught a
Lesson that should have been given them
some years ago.
In this connection we clip the following
fsm tho Evansville Cooke Coz Gazette
Of last Saturday.
fALse REroRTs.--lf ono would
listen to OF believe the half that is
told rs to tho doings ofthc Indians,
there would BIO little room left to
doubt but that thoso living in the
northern border counties west Of
Grayson were being hutchcrcd and
robbed continually by the savages.
The state of affairs on our border
are bad enough rs they nip, and the
sudcrings Of the people are great in
many places; but not ono halt OF the
reports Of the bloody tragedies VIZ
hear OF being enacted are truth, 81
have the shadow ofiruth Tor foun,
dalton. Why men will continue to
sprvad such damaging falschoods,
We know not, for such stories are
iraught with evil to tho country and
fronticrs,nah.
There was q report reached MS
last week of n terrible fight at Jacks.
boro' that the roar of the artillery
was heard for two successive days
Sixty dead Indians were seen, etc J
etc. This will doubtless continue
to travel, and like the little ball Of
snow that is started down the noun.
tain, the further it goes tho laascr
it will grow.
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Isasfssi co. iss ,Hd 9sl,iis
giiiifssa.

A.. u.rIUt rf lice t.iifens n
fbr Df, lnd .ntf n balls. les
as held un ihe illh insi ~ take
into Consideration the rT'prieiy II
constructing u TAilroat M the
cts of lehsr-nH o. n, fC.S the
mouth Of tho Eig N,i,Tih 51 Red
River via lhe ,tY d Nal,sN, after
discussion. 'l'c, mo glng gentleman
were appOi'sf a lommittrs To ON.
body lho views u tho meeting in a
report and resolution, ~ bo sub
miitei % an adjourned meeting 20
assemble an tho 18th inst, ~, the
Court House, Tho following gep-
,lemeR were appointed u commit
tee, tO-wit:
Cnl. John ", Crockett, chairman
W, l., Murphy. L. ", Cullen, W, },
Clark, James II. Field, W.c.Young,
], A, HAWKINS, Seey.
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The Houston Tmcs says thai
Matt. Gaines, the negro Senator
from Washington county, made ;
speech to tho colorcd ciomcnt IL,
BRENNAN on Saturday last, in tht
course Of which he became very abu
sivc Of the Germans, declaring that
it WIS Il sin to have power and moi
20 use il, and advising his dusky
hearers to insist on sending Negro
ito Congress from the Third Texas
District.-Tho sable Matthew is
very ccsirous of being tho caudi.
datc of the Radical party and pledg'
az himseitto initiate au emigration
from the coast of Africa that will
,prtrs,Iize the German power, and
keep the Radicals in power by
means of the negro vote.
The is no mistake in the fact that
this outspoken reflects the views OF
his followers in holding the Ger
mans in contempt, and that it is
their purpose to prevent further in
hux into the State if possibl. The
sentiment is not q new one, and all
reading Gdamans must have OBJ
served the Jealousy and suspicion
with which they are regarded by
the colorcd people Of the State.
The BRENNAN ESnner says that
Matt. denounced Gen. Parsons as an
enemy to the negro because he OPP
posed the African emigration bill,
and declared that check would
have to be put on Germans coming
10 Texas.
While treating this part Of his
subject, tho sable Senator waved
wroth, and vented his spleen against
teat most desirable class of persons
the German emigrants-in the
most unmeasurcd terms. Under
these circumstances it is hardly to
DO expected that sensible Germans
will DO willing to affiliate with the
negro party, or give them counte-
nance or support in this canvass.
The white allies Of Grimes, and the
party represented by him, may en-
dcaver TO neutralizc the damage
done by declarations made at Bren-
ham. but the hatred o! the negro for
the Germans is well known and
susceptible Of easy demonstration.
4 no assertion ofGaines that the ne
yrocs have the power will not fail
- use il, shows the animus Of the 4
party. and ought TO be sufiicieRt to
ut the Germans on their guard.
he interests ofthe- white people,
4 viiaterer bath or nationality,
ire Identical; il remains 70 be seen
rheathcr any considerable nurnber
4 Gearnans can be hoodwinked into 4
a party, the controlling 4
'emert II which opposes their
U=iciiiating in tie country
s~ York hiss three negroes Of
u rafrr1fv
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WEATHER AND CRoPs.-For more
than two weeks we have had nc
rain in this section. 1t has been
very hot. Though favorable TO the
cleansing out of the cotton crops
and rather beneficial so far as cotton
is concerned, corn is beginning to
sufrcr-not seriously however. A
good rain in the course Of a week
would put all things to rights
Gainesville Gazette
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pE- We have received No. s. Vol. l, Of
tho " Home and Health q monthly mng
azine desot9d to Health and the Home
Circle. Published by W. r. Deruy & Bro.
800 Broadway, New York, Al tho very low
prise Of Sl5O per ahnum, with extra pre-
miums for clubs. It is very handsomely
gotten-np periodical, and its 'corrcats are,
no doubt, valuable.
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o. ha H
H.a. ett.F Il ttff.f saf.. ..s HII FHI
Eel ..s r..rs .fts nFa.It H'.T go
ss.trrfi .l 600 hf sfs~Flf f.si
.aF frsHr Ftiff l.H 't"ff Ice
tH.isH
u.uHi uf CurF .rHritH i'-ir'
ffrHrH.
AiHs iaur l-sl.
a., luHs ilANrH.
Fu.fiu. rka--
So isu lu uf ,lH 81 lhr ih.ua-
49, go murrsllHu, rf--
ArliN larr "a, issl.
lisr. \. l,ligs's 'umPi'"!i'g, r'r,
Au,iiu irNss-
sr Nlll yug pleas intern 80
i,"m ,ar Is.prrs aH' Tr'T''s al
NnaT 'Iiur
L., Tho hmnu',l - taxes as
,,,sei aud u,iil,ssef f'T iho hs'ai
war ru,iinr a" Flsl ~ August,
l-6n, anal lh, FT1uun, nj manrY eN
I,,ndei ~ tsrry Un the State ''"r-
,rum,Il shr ihu fiscal YEAR ruiins
ilsl AHgust, lS''n,
~ The an"uIl 1T taxes assess
81 aud ,,,ilcrlrd H., lhr fiscal year
ruiiur rs, August, lsGI, and lhr
auuunl II expenditures Ia carry un
ti,r State GnVvTnm,n, far said yoaI,
20. III. nmunnl ~ taxes asse's
81 nud e"llvlc'l Tor the hsoaI War
,,nRing 3lsl August, ls1S, sart 80,
,s,s,sl aud required Ia b. 'anllF',io'l
r,r ihc year ending a,st A6gnsl
1871. und the amour. II ~ oHoy OK
I,-nLv,l, aud apprFFt .a,ssUs uI mon
~ to leo eNpcIss Z ,d' 0a,h "I SAID
years To c,.F,s ~ sAs State Govern
m"ni,
Ia. Wa, wss the outstanding
L,' - .ac slalo exclusive IT ia
Il. ,lmr,s iu the School Fund, az
~, NA'f August, 1865, aud what
q, sill he, ~ near NJ You may b,
Nbrc IS determine, on the jlst o
tucNSt, ISL.
aIh. What was the rate rcr 81
ii taxation Tor lsGU, lsGs, and 10
1871.
9TH. What was tho valWc of tax
ablo property OF tho state Tor tn
wear iS,iO, for lSG', and the value
ns near us at,aiHablc, Tor tho yea
1871.
7th. What amour, of none,
has bccn paid by the State ~ re-
wards Fec the arrest of fugitive
from j0s,i'c for the year 1870, an'
TO the present for the year ISL.
ask this inforpStion in tho in
tcrvs, Of the public, and shall a.
tcum il n favor Ia obtain IL Ut you
earliest UUhvopicRct.
Very Respectfully. Your ob't s'vt,
JOHN HANCOCK
in rcp!y give such facts as cal
lc hastily gIcanc,, from the records
c,c., of this Department, in answc
thereto. tO-wit:
amount of taxes assessed for Thu
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nay" We learn from Mr.. Worth Pedk,
who returned from Jacksboro on Thurs DAY
morning, TINT the two Indian chiefs, San
.ana and Big Tree, were tried before the
civil authorities, the first Of last week,
found guilty, and sentenced to be hung on
the first Friday in September next The
chiefs were turned over to the military au-
lhorities for pnfe kecpinp.
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john G. RoDERTsoy,
Chm. Dem. Elk. Com, Smith Co

The same paper also publishes tho fol.
lowing, being section, 25 and 2G Of the
Registration Law:
Sec. %. Any judge of election,
member of board of appeals, regis.
trar or clerk, convicted of any Of.
tense under the next three proceed.
ing sections, shall be deemed guilty
of felony, and on conviction thereof,
shall be punished by fine not exceed,
ing one thousand dollars, or by i'm
prisonment in the pcuitcntiary fol-
not more than seven years.
Scd 26. If any person shall alter
change, mutilatc, or in any way
deface any book of registration, OF
shall take and carry away the same
from tho office of the clerk of tho
District Court, registrar, or judge
of election, or other place where
the same may be lawfully deposit
cd, or from the lawful possession Of
any person whomsoevcr, with in
tont to destroy, alter: or conceal or
in any wise mutilatc or destroy the
same, so rs to prevent the Lawful
use of such books or books Of regis
tration, such person shall BIO deem
ed-guilty of felony, and upon con
viction thereof, shall be punished a'
prescribed in section rs of this net
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

sA-we are informed that Harry Adams
who killed Cpat. Jack Archer, near whites
boro' GraysOn county last week, wss;cver-
taken by the squad of men who followed
him, few miles below Clsburn, Johnson
county on Thursday last, and refusing to
surrender, was shot and killed. We hear
no further particulars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Bk$HW learn that large force Of hands
are nj work on tho grading of the NJ. N. &
4. Rairoad, South Of the. Arkansas river.
The first thing our people know, they will
hnvo this road on the North bank Of Red
River, asking admi'tnnce into our State.
So tno.e IL b., at oh early day.
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s65' We have received the program

s65' We have received the programme
and list Of premiums Of the third annual
Fair Of the Agricultural, Horticultural and
mechanical Society of Collin county, to be
hold OF the Fair Grounds near Mckinney,
October 18th, 18th, 10Th and Goth, of the
present year. The Fair promises to DO II
success; the premium. are liberal and it is
hoped that all the rings will be fally rep.
resented. Among the premiums VIC find o
special one offered by Geo. White, Esq, for
the best two.horse pillow, for stubblc and
crab grass sod, in wsxy land-io cut nine
inches vide and five inches deep, and TO
run steady. Premium to be awarded, LIST,
for the least draughf, TO be tested by dy.
nanometer, in September and October,
when the soil i, neither too wet or too dry
"a, f'r ease in holding. Sd, fer excellence
of work. Flows TO be placed on the farm
of 7. 1. pradley By LIST September.
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New Orleans is to be protected
from future overAows by seric, Of
levees around it. The effect on ad-
iacent property, which win be more
deeply submerged, will give rise TO
serious litigation.
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Prices Moderate and SNi,faeion Guaranteed.
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. G.. Il, KELLER

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizen
IL of the City and County Of Dallas
that he has just returned from New Orlean
witha supply Of the best DENTAL MA
TERIALS and IMPROVED INSTR
MENTS ever brought to Dallas.
lie is now ready to perform oil operations
connected with Dentistry, and upon terms
as reasonable as can be done in the State
Satisfaction in all operations guaranteed.
Can be found at his Office from Q A. NJ
until r.. NJ.
Win make arrangements (after Office
bOurs) to do work at private residences fol
those who prefer il.
Office over Mr. wagners store, Railroad
Corner.
Dallas, July 10Th, ls7l.-4itf
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1t Is said Mr. ValaBdiCham had
written a complete autobiography,
and tharone of his Jet projects WIS
TO deliver an oration-as The Cenien-
NAL Anniversary Of american Ip-
dependence. July 4. 1o76, The prep
aration Of which lie already con-
meuced.
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VALUABLE MAP.

For sale At the HERALD Office "Schedler' o
Typographical Map of the Seat of War,
with plans of the Fortresses Of Paris, Metz
and S,rasbourg." Printed in three cclors.
Price one dollar.
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Bg.Owing to press of Job work, and
other unavoidable circumstances, our pm.
per is considerably delayed this week.
We hope not TO have this occur again.
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BURNING ~ THE STEAMER RED
CLoUD.-We learn from the officers
of the John II. Moore that the steam
cr Red Cloud, which.left our wharf
on Sunday night was' destroyed by
fire near the landing at &ontgom.
cry. on her down trip. She was Ia
den with cotton and cattle. The
fire is stated to have originated in
her hold, from burning cinbers un-
der her boilers. The'boat was to-
tally destroyed, as was most CT her
cotton cargo, but a good many Of
the cattle were saved. We learn
that the passengers saved all their
baggage, although it is said that
those on board went in for . general
division of property. There was
no loss Of life.-lShrcreYorT South
TcsfTH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

Bs3y- The Female Suffrage Bill has been
def, atcd in the Territorial Legislature Of
the District of Columbia, by vote of II
10 3, in the House.
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ptm.rranr Executive Committee.

yi'' a stF.l - SrisivT.al E'rgali'r csnmiiirr,
=. - " ~ p-r'sTsl.s state I,u'sHIion, sTr as
fliaass-
A. :. Waik-f, Ch.iFs.Hs Y, u, Rn~-rs. JvhR y,
Eiliutt, n. n. MAiiua. ;, u, sbFvzl,
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Hu-A.ssrs i,s,hi-slk Nai-I., N.-ssss,, .saiEssh
49, ssia.sIs lri z,raIs 90 The ntanh N hAHts.l
fsa-HA,
Es-T. u. ssUa, Iss, 4 h-.isss'l., t,'-'s'z -
4. "a .siLsFissA ave, 81 A. hAtiAs nsHatN, AIs
rsuiry isii = hiEa 80 ~ sirsisi ~ u anii
artAas irais.i ~ 49,
J. n lEgIgE fsa,, tslffstsh, HtNss Il - snii''
Tis,i Asrat o. - Naiits nsEslH Ia hat -, q,
Aag slArgii-i'ss 7lTs "a o. . hiu,, all H. dail
gFtIsFisl b. -
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80 uttsits iaIatisf 'tHsf Ia is'
ffisf rsrsrtf n ftt sbiaH IfnHf
p'sssiffr n ihs rsfi'ifsii.n ssl fIsfii.f
- - ihs sisis. ssi IL sfrlitsilr e. ssl
is sll lsnisT n ne siss a. r. sniil
rsHaiy
CoHHTIt ih,lus 49, EXTUIrIyTD
DfuugH,tir rnuuirTr, T,trR, .
TISAs, luly j.h, is7' J
Editors Reporter
GfNTLTutS-lhayo tr'n 10 often
asked who Is now entities under the
law Ia vote, that | have thought il
better "a answer tho question thr0'
the press, Every citizen Of this
State who is twcniy-uHo years Of
age, who has resided in tho State
twelve months, aud in the county
six months, is entitled, under tho
Law, - register and vote at any
election, All those ir0n,olad oaths
lresuioiihg the right 10 vote, have
been done away with, and now I'M
der tho Constitution OF the United
States, IS amended. everybody is
allowed - vote with tho qualiliea-
ton above stalled, Tho following
are tho only questions which may
be properly ashrt
lst. i no II years oli1 -
End. il no n citizen OF tho State,
and resided here II morthsS
81. Has he resided in the coanty
6 months?
ith. Has he rcgistorcdg
Ii is made tho duty Of Registrars,
when applied 10, 10 issue to every
qualified voter, n certificate Of his
registration. The laws Of the State
have Sxca penalties on the Regis.
trar for refusing to register voter,
not moro than 81 200 fine nor more
than seven years in tho pcnitenti-
airy and tho ACT ofCongress, called
tho Ku Klux bill, provides thatupon
tho refusal 20 register = qualified
votor, tho Registrar may DO sued,
and tho injured party may recover
$500, and no may be indicted in tho
U. s. Court. and tho punishment is
both fine and imprisonment.
IL the judges or any officer Of nm
election refuse to allow any person
to vote who is qualified TO vote, by
having registered, or if he has not
registered, and will mako affidavit
of such facts rs show that no is a
qualified voter, and has applied For
registration, is indictablo in the
United States Court, and will be
fined and imprisoned, and tho in.
jured person may recover, in q civil!
suit, $500 damages. 1t is made pc.
nal for any officer Of tho election, or
any other person, to change, alter,
handle, or torch any ballot until
the counting out begins; and mono
can DO counted out until all the
votes are received and the polls
closed. Then two citizens are to
be present to witness the counting
out. When the polls arc closed
each evening, tho judges of elcc-
ton are required to seal up the bal
lot box and deliver it to tho Regis
tror, and he must deposit The same,
so sealed up, in nh iron safe, and
the Sheriff must furnish n guard to
protect it; and tho Registrar is re-
quircd to rc-delivcr tho box sealed
up, just ns he Received it, to the
judges each morning, ami SO on
through the election days.
The refusal to register voter,
and the refusal to lot him vote, are
both offences against The act of
Congress, and redress is provided
for tho citisen, by the law, civil suit
for damages, or by indictment.
Very respectfully,
JOHN G. ROBERTSON,
Chm. Dem. Elk. Com, Smith Co.
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~ We ar ggthnrii,i H. annunHrr J. .. rot.
TpR ~ q canAia.e 81 Ju,'irc - ihy r,acr Ia nl'.
rat SO. =, uHi,ns C"un'y, Tc,r.
or ". are aH,hrTiGod To- Snrrunc" CoLtMbtS
&. IJ>fEn, ESp, s. = rnniliatv h'r 'Esiicr ~ tho
:rnu' 10 Di,ifi,t NJ, Z, Dallas Co|ri,, Try-s.
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Josh Billings saws Goldfish is ~
good as an umbrella to keep one
dry.
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The less wit a nan has, the less
be knows be wants IL.
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MARKET REPORTS.

New YoHK. July ll.-Gold, 1929. Cot.
ton closed dull, Al tho following quotations
Midlling, 2lM2ls.
NEw OtLrAS7, July ll.-Gcli, ll2;.-
Cotton, quiet Midlling, slipslSc.
GALVESTON, July 3.-nold 1929. Cotton
market without animation, and no sales
reported. uuo,atiphs-tow Ordinary, la
to l3!c; l6 to lot for Good Ordinary.
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TEXAS AIM ANAC,
TOR 1871.

UuST RECEIVED. FIFTY COPIES OF
~ RICHARDSON TENAS ALMANAC,
FOR SALE Mt 90 Gents, Coin, each, nt the
IIEISALD OFFICE.
"GLIMPSES OF TExtS,"
with u Map Orthe state for sale
at the Herald Office. Price 30
Cents.
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The assessment of taxes for the current
year il is estimated will reach S',S3', JJ3
SSl.
The rate Of taxation in 1850 was l2i
cents per $780, in 1867 il was 10 cents
pcr 500; uni in 1871 it IL 81 % per
500.
The vnluc Of taxable property In the
Stare for tho year 1860, wns
IN ~ :ccS iooo0o'J-"
''ihcr property .................io1, o.b, too
For 'lSI II was......-. iOoOn,of'
For 1871 it is estimated nt..... 800 4GI,6l7
Amt, paid for arrest Of f9gitives from JUS
TIDE.
In lSTO......... .....-...!..........S3,jV 5 w
Expired portion Of lSIl...'..!:. GIG Al
1871. Amount expended and arPropri-
a.cd to no expended by tho last Legisia-
tifc 81, TOOOOO.
Yours, respectfully,
4. BLEDSOF
Comptroller.
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four jays, haViEg heen ore Il It's earliest
seiIirTs, aEs having Sissl ia cunning doWH
he ir~es oR the courthouse square aud
mski0F 'hs fret slrAFisg, oHfori is high
ani hsslisy, aud il re seat Of the lnl'eT'
.iiy Il Mississippi, Like Jackson, It's
busirsss ror-i,s vas burned by our highly
elvi,iIes sad enlightened opponeh's in the
late civil war, As also the tne private resi-
lsnce Of the Hon, Jacob Thompson, long q
member Of Congress and Secretary u The
/ IhisTioF, under President Buchanan, II
exhibits q greater stall Of improvement
than Jackson, the Square being mostly re-
built and = new, large hotel erected, eallel
the Thompson House, but badly kefh
am sorry to add. found the U. :, eIs
uiet Court IN session aud over tr~-Ig o.
the most Teaeeably andSesrerese h eNiIeu'
Of Monroe county dragged Sir:e to be ,riet
under the infamous ka klux Bill, they
hAvi.s trsn arrested by order OF the Uni
I'd States Commissioner upon ZONE lyini
segto Affidavit, or, NJ is thought b. any
without any affidavit at all. ' I'D tn
beauties VI civil liberty as administered
by our radical rulers. These unoiendins
men, because s negro was found killed ant
the cause Of his death pronounced unknown
by the CoFOners Inquest, upon suspicion
or some Villains testimony, have been tori
from their homes aud families, at This crit
ical season Of the year, and dragged over I
hundred miles AWAY, to be tried by fede
raj Judge and negro jury for murder. i
il IL enough to mako ones blood boil, ant
yet We must keep cool There never wa
u greater necessity for forbosranee aa'
prudence than now, ia view Of the radica
progrss,me and che next Presidential cleo
ton. But these things are hard to bear
whea | entered the Thompson House,
found it crowded with soldiers, the halls
the staiI-ways, the dining room deers be
ing guarded, the unhappy prisoners wcr'
there
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To Young heginner-MOek-tur-
tie Is - ! Of tortOiss-sbell
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Patience is q good palfrey, and
vii cary Us 9 l'ng dsy.
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CoTroN PREMIUM At THE Missouri STArl
FAIn.-Wc are informed TINT the Missouri
State Fair, to be held at st. Louis scm'
TIM in September next, HIS offered pre-
MUM CT 1--WE believc) five hundred dollar'
for the best bale of cotton from Texas OF
exhibition there. In connection with this
we find the following letter in the Sherman
Patriot, which explains itself. Cannot
Dallas County take the premium p
Just as we 90 to press, we have received
the following, which will be Of interest IL
our cotton. raissrs
Missouri OVERLAND TRANSIT Co.
Connecting with the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway.
ST. Louis, july L. ISL.
J. Q. A. CARTER, ESQ,
Sherman, Texas.
DEAR StR;- have notified the Chair.
man of the Cotton Committee here thu,
this Company, in connection with the NJ
X. q I. Railway, would transport free from
Sherman TO 81. Louis, anT cotton, shipped
from that section, intended for exhibition
OF the coming Fair, TO take place say first
Monday in October.
W. c. GRAHAM,
General Agent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

ks~ York hiss three negroes o.
b nativity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-15

A few scrub races closed the public OK.
ercis es Of the fair.