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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

The Marshall reporter records the denth
Of Col. W. H. Bris,ow Of that place by
smallpox, contracted on his way from
Washington City home. No spread ofthe
disease is apprchcndcd.
The Bonham News charges that S;o-
baugh, the Registrar u that county, las
permitted negroes to register, who lacked
three or tour yenrS of the legal age" and
rejected white men entitled to register.
Graysop and fannin Counties seem to
be very productive. The News chronicles
the birth of twins in Fnnnin and triplets
in Grayson and gives it up. These coun-
ties will soon be ;hckly settled.
The Kaufman Star has had dream
that all its debto,s have paid mp. May it
come to pass. Blessed are tho men who
pny the neUspnpers.
They have sknting rinci: in Henderson,
which meets with the general favor of the
young ladies and gentlemen. So says the
Times.
From the Houston Tines we learn that
W 10 II. Allen, :he Registrar of that coun-
ty, has been arrested, or rather TINT
warrant was out for his arrest, for mis-
conduct in Office. He is charged with send
ing certificate of registration to . negro
boy, only II years of age, who had not
been to Houston for three months. That
is the way they do It.
There was difficulty near WaxahHchie
nj n coored ball between members of the
State Police aud the colored citizens pres
emit. We suppose the Police were putting
On airs on account Of their blue ribbons
The matter had to be settled in the Justi-
ces Court The Democrat thinks it was
owing 10 too much ''dish'--a new term to
us.
The Clehurn Chronicle snys the farmers
there are busy sowing wheat. There wiz
be n greater breadth sown this >iil than
usual. Glad to hear it. Let us Lave more
wheat and less cotton. The mast is album.
dant. From indications, pork will be
abundant and cheap.
The Galveston papers are complaining
of the quarantine. Edmund, the last, re-
fuses to take it off-even brother. ih-law
C6sey's intercession does no good.
..nrThe Fairfield Ledger nforms us there
are but four white Radicals insFreestone
County. 1t offers that for Glow" The
Ledger advises the sowing Of wheat, rye
and barley, all of which do well in dry
season. Good advice.
In Bsstrop county the Registrar preten-
dcd TO be ont Of blanks, while he was sly
ly letting in negroes at the back door and
registering them. lie was caught at his
dirty trick.
The Central Texan says that Senator W.
II. Parsons, one of the strongest support
ers of the Free School law, sends his chill
dren TO Canada to be educated.
Why not to Africa since he has lately
formed go high an opinion Of the negroes.
This is the radical, who, before the war,
wanted to reopen the African Slave trade, |
and at the end of it, run off to Brazil |
where he ought to have staid, for the good |
Of his country, like the BOtony Bay con-
Wet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
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The sltrlian ia ihis eouuiy Tss "a %
r.srs qui,iiy iisu suy ss ever niiD7s'sd-
Ihrre ass 90 disturbance IT any kiul-iu
fasi sb cir VI sa,emRiiy sreusi 90 lsr
,alp--iisrs Was na ~shou'ins aHl -ieer-
ius to sHss, ths srEsihll.liss of'ur rsl-
iral sg,rT,isn, Eiuuui, had hr l.rsu pIss-
eat. lis ealarsl subjects hal isir
shauer, Indeed, hcusr ,haUce han biz
wtue aulmsn, On The drs' day, when
there was crawl around ihs polls ani
msny whites Ntnt hsnse Viihoul gfiiius q
chance "a vote, tao negroes Ncrs aimlur'l
iuio the ring With every iwo sliIe men,
although ia his county lLe whites uulnum-
her he blacks i've or ssKio ore, 1iUf, il
vii, he m'rkei, ,h,y we're given Al siyan-
tsEr over lhe white voters, AMI they NEAR
~ an voted The 6nl day, Tie vote las
20, bseR as large il sho,,ll have brs', but
wssan never expect iull Vo'r as long as
the voters are compelled 10 vote at the re
spseiiye ',1irlhousss for many Of them
have 20 goa distance ~ twenty-five and
lLiriy miles, and, prrhaTs, then wait Ior
lpo or lhr,e days before they can roIe,
giving pr ference 20 the negroes 70 avoid
any disturbance. Thi, Is crylrg out
rage, aud must he rrmc,iSl as s1mi 10 wr
rau set rid Of onr radical masters, The
registry Law should be repealed and the
old presinc, Y, ding restored. Thea We can
once mere have fair election, and the
will Of the people be expressed suI carried
out.
The total uum6er Of registered voters az
ter revision was 25ja. Total vote cast,
lilG,
The following Is the result OF the vote In
;hl, county, aud considering The sue II
vote polled, shows much larger majority
fir Conner than We expected
ron CuNuRIsS:
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iaa aulhnri'v in Nrw NorS, Price 81 ~
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Ama,g 80 October arrival, e. rh. Pare
biological Ionrual ~ Saml T. Wells, 'Sl
broadway, New York, Thls Mauihly eon-
rsins much Interesting natter Terns,
81, PER year,
FWm s., iopls comes The Journal ~
Education for September This is month
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

rea The correspondent II the Cinc'nna'
ii Commercial says, "in all my experience
as correspondent of the Commercial, in the
different Southern States, have found the
worst thieves, the most insatiais robbers
TO be Northern men, This SHOWS the true
character of the class of Northern men,
whohavc como here to get Offices by the
negro votes since the war. Decent Repuh'
licans at the North know this to he so, and
DO not Hesitate to wish usa speedy deliv'
oraaoc from these thievsh carPet-baggers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

ns!gr Our friend of the Sherman Courier
differs with us en- the question of tie Fl
Paso Stage Coaches. lie found them :ery
comfortable to travel in. We arc glad he
did. But we cannot change our OPINION.
We are nm old stager, having Travelled
much in stages before RAILROADS we're built.
The coachcs are not well constructed for
comfort. We are not hostile to the stage
Company, by no means. Sawyer and
Scott are our personal friends. So was the
younger Ficlin, Low dead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

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enls O. DO acrump shed, hul ,hs
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cue, A. has uot settled pp"n,
"klt ,hr aclllr al Davis "n lnsI
Eussrlsy night, ,hr ,pr,oh lee mad'
and lhc Disqualification that la
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selfrcsprrl compelled him 1" with
draw inm the Committee VINO wegu
destined - consult witt Davis,
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History II -. It should hav
taught them tina; tie feet of TRANS
GREssurs pETiLEn ANTEnrLE, an'
the "wSEHs purlhci It, The tHN
payers built the capitol anI III
grca, people who sent these dele
gates here owned Il. and the insan
acts Of Davis und his mob, wcr,
aud were Intended, ns II direct "n'
open insult L. them uS delegate
ani Ia their constituents, the Pcu
plc. | consider this insult hrnca,I
the dignity Ola man--a disgrace I
the Governor of Texas. No matte
how lac became Governor, he is Gov
crn0r, lie urcapics the official po
silion which Houston uud man!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
gSisCOGrtcsios 90 COIOTcd PeO-

We copy as follows from the Gin
nati Enquirer Of the 18th:
Tho visit Of President Grant t.
the oil ,1gions Of Pennsylvania las
week Was the occasion of much OK
, citcment,in the colored circles OFT
tusvlc, and in this way:
When it became known that the
President was to visit Titusville
tho citizens made preparations tc
give him an appropriate reception,
One of the plans adopted was tc
give the President and his party q
breakfast III the Marshall House,
ArrangcmcEts were accordingly
made for II hundred guests. And
in order to pay the expenses, anC
give those an opportunity to see tho
President eat who desired. it was
resolved by the committee to charge
50 for n ticket TO the breakflst
room. A colorcd man of rcspecta
biii,y, named Lee, purchased {
ticket of one Of the committee, pay
ing therefor 50.
When Lee presented himself fol
admission, showing his ticket, he
was informed by the doorkecper
that he could not go in. lie tried
to get into the room to see the com
mitteeman, Of whom he purchased
the ticket, but was told by the clerl;
Of the hotel that he could not enter
and that if he did not leave he
would be thrown down stairs. Af
ter he found that he would not be
admitted to the breakfast, Mr.. Lee
left.
The colorcd citizens of Titusvile
thcrcupon heldan Indignation meet
ing, and having heard the state
mcnt of Lee from himself, and ex-
pressed their indignation at his
treatment, appointed committee
to ascertain who was responsible
for the insult.
That is something like the Grant
ball, at Long Branch, to which two
colored officers from Massachusetts
who had served in the war, had
been invited and received tickets
On presenting their tickets they
gero refused admission, and no APP
peal of theirs had any effect to alter
tho determination not to permit
them to participate in the festiyi-
ties of the occasion.
OF course President Grant had
nothing to do with either of these
discourtesies they were the ex-
preston simply of the repugnancc,
felt alike by white Republicans and
Democrats, to a close and free So
oial mingiing of the races on terms
of equality. OF the one hundred
white Republicans who sat at the
break fast tablcat Titusville, with the
President, probably not more than
llalfa dozen would have purchased
a.Goket with the understanding
that colored men were TO sit at the
table equally with themselves. j
And so with the ball at Long
To gain their votes, can |
diilatca, as we have seen them do. |
may ride through the streets of a
popul3us city, in an open carriage,
with 'colored men but TO sit ut the
able with them, and have them
lance with their wives and daTgn-
ers on terms ofsocial equality, will
'e submitted TO by few white Re
,ublicans who are not candidates
or office. The colured people
hould not be ignorant of this, as
Is knowledge might save them
-om such insalts q we have refer
ID to.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

~. FROM the Nj, Sterling Gazette, H.,
We publish an account Of the trial and cln'
vicrion OF wm, Stout, Tor the murder Of
Thomas !. Kimhan. NJ. Kimbcil was Cor
some years resident o.tnis city, where he
was much esteemed as an industrious,
well behaved citizen. The murC crer should
have been hung. The killing vas foi
money, cool and premcdiia;tl-haaginc
Il the thing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
The Superiority ar North crn
Schools II E7ambug.

There are many good schools in the
North, and the Free School system there
doubtless wools very well aud serve, to-
cnlightcn many minds which, without it,
would he left in ou,et darkness, but the
general idea OF the great superiority Of
grand mistake. They have more Of them,
but they are no better, Many of them
nre very badly conducted, and the teach
ing is of the most imperfect character.
At lnre meeting of the Board of Flu
cation at San Francisco, some funny illus.
irations of this imperfect careless teach
iag were given. Written questions were
handed to the scholars and written answers
required. We will give few of them as
specimens, taken from the Bulletin.
First grade in geography. -Question,
Give the names and locality uf The largest
cities in the Union? Answer-San Fran
CISCO in Martin county; Chicago olym-
pia, New York, in Illinois.
Qupsion-Physicnl characteristics and
peculiar animals of Africa
Ans wers-Very hot, warm climate, ne
grces, Pyramids of Egypt; wolves and
bears.
Qn'stion in misunderstanding event in
Lincolns Administrator
Answer-Iiis assassination, whi,h took
place the nth of February, 1866.
Question-What WAS the Alabama, and
what is meant by the Alabama ciaims?
Answers, by different pug list was
war vessel sunk by the Monitor, LISA
claim opposi ng the tariff act-caims the
Alabama wanted q vessel which belonged
TO the United States, but which England
claimed. Alabama was a land belonging
to the rebels. The Alabama claims were
established by the British, TO cut off the
communications ofthe Americans, etc, etc
still more absurd, if possible. One nm
swered that Washington comma nded the
Army Of the Potomac; another that the
battle Of New Orleans was fought during
poleon landed at St. Augustine, and that
California was settled there.
These specimens are enough, surely, to
prove the accuracy of Northern teaching,
and the superiority of Northern schools
If this is the kind OF instruction the Nor
thern schoolmasters and mistresscs are
giving our negroes, they will not profit
largely by it. We hope the horde of Nor
thern teachers, which our own learned
Board of Education are introducing here,
will prove at least up TO the California
standard. Perhaps it will be said that the
schools Of San Francisco nre not fair
sample, but we have heard them highly
commended, and we have little doubt the
teachers are mostly from New England.
That boasting region claims to have fur
nished the West with its elergymen and
school-teachers, and TO have carried its
high state Of civilization, morals and piely |
there. The truth Il, there is q great deal
Of hum hug in Northern schools, Northern
politics, and Northern literature. South
arn statesmen, Southern teachers, and
Southern writers are fully their equals,
md, in many respects their superiors.
Bat great is humbug, and much bonsting
will have its effects. Oar northern breth-
'e- know how 10 Llow their own trumpefs
md they never tire at it.
Irnt.r Il. -rhe Indians hata moi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

Iay-The Corsicana Observer asserts that
Gov. Davis is gning commissions Of po-
licemen with o common lead pencil, 90
that, if necessary, the name can be eradi-
Gated easily, AID the authority denied.
What new deriltry can be devised }
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

,s.YThe radical Vim l,cator, Of Paris say'
that the price Of liberty Il eternal vigil
auee," The price Of liberty in Texas Is to
he radical; YOU eau then b appointed
on the State police, and have the liberty OF
a star blue ribbon aud revolver.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
narTen emnlor,es Of sa:e's Watch bal!

rTTen employees Of sa:e's Watch Fac
tory, Jersey City, have been arrested for
asvstemaiic stealing" II took a "ring
Of twenty to steal all the parts of watch
Why not arrest the ''ring," in Grants
Factory at Washington for ''sysiematic
stealing" They have been at it there for
q long time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07


LMAlNlNG in the Postoiiice at Dallas
"a Texas Oct. lst 1871, which il not
taken out by Nov, LIST, will 20 to the Dead
Letter OHlcc, Washington, b. C.
LADIES LIST.
Atkins ''"'''o H'
Belle Brown.
Mrs. Alexander Cl4lton Sarah t>mph,c Nags,o
Corcnran Mrs. b Co"lsou, Mary A. Cook, Carrie
Nancy ". Davis, Mrs. Sarah Dye.
Ella Fletcher.
ntslaimnnla Gill, Jennie Grumshaw,2
~ =, Hlitfr Mrs g. Ilaughton, A. J. Hogue,
Mrs Nancy Hatcher, Mary J. f. Hon.
Mrs. Lydia jackson
Lair. ''' ''"''"
Mm l.. Mitchell, Mary s. Murra,.
FTcst iurcrll, Lucy Pryor, Mrs r. \. psrrVnnn.
eN, Mis-, Mildred Robinson. ''''''' w.
AVE- ShG. snyder Maggie Stiilwell, Mary Elmo
mona saith, Mrs. Morgan Smith.
Mary A Trigs.
Minnie Val
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

~The vote on the proposition to sub
sidi1e the Galveston & San Antonio Rail
road, as given by the Galveston News
was for the proposition Z74s against 2si
rather oue-si ted afsfr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

-55-Er rrgrs 10 see, hy me telegram
from the Houston times, which We Tcpuh'
lish, that our friends Rt Galveston have
hsen again overwhelmed with sal, water
This makes the third time this season, aud
no doubt they are now ready Ia cSclaim
Hold, enough" We trust no seriors dam
age has been done.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

nsg- We are glad 70 learn, by the Gal
weston News, ihsY our friend Colonel
C. G. TOrshsy, has been appointed Chief
Engineer % the louisiana Lsvee Company.
We agree with our contemporary that "A
better sslselish could not have been
made"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

IITThe Mckinney Enquirer says that
Il was mentioned Col, nsGre'' would al
dress lhe negroes Ia that place, hn' he lefl
without speaking, Mai, wsllrou.' letter
has thrown a iamper on the Co'onsls
oratory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

%An exchange says that one of the
radical Supervisors of Education spells
Texss-Texes. A more appropriate SPELL
ing would be Taxes. We suggest TO the
learned Supervisor that he instruct his
Hschool-marms' to teach the young ideas
10 "sh Dot il in that form.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

r- A radical paper called the wide
Awake. has been started ct HemPiead- IL
g edited b. one Lsthsrman. OF Leather
NAIVE are net certain Of the srthogrs-
phy-judging from the sdiioria's, il should
be spelled viii an 9.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

rs Tie Third Annual Fair of Collin
county will come off at Mckinney, begin
ming on the 18th inst, and lasting four
days. An interesting time may be ex-
pected. Our thanks are due for a copy Of
the rules. regulations and psemiums.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

f,F The last Gaingsvills Gazette con-
tains ~ eloquent Address "a the VOTERS II
Cooke cou0iy, from ihs pen Of oUr friend
Judge ". I, d, Weaver, We lhink the ~
turns from shat county will show It's good
effects The Judge Is a man Of hne liter
AIRY talents AMI politically sound 10 'h'
core.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

eSS' FROM the Houston Times, We give
the accoun, II the late difficulty at Groes'
herck, rs stated by the extra received At
Houston. The nceouut in the Houston
Union is somewhat different but II il cv-
iden,, even fron that, the negro police
were in the wrong.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

n. 1913 roiss we're polled in Houston
on the frst day Or the slesiion. 90 fbess
ahsui 500 we're white. The aegruss Tcre
The srst o. tbs ground and ksptiL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

rzs Some editor asks IL Gov. Davis Is
ore1y2 No bat possessed by the devil
We read q such in Scripture.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

Fortunately for the Democrats,
there are no vessels now in Maine
70 take them mp salt river.-Bos.
Pc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

Tn A Il ter Ir,m Ausiin, giving sans
account ofthe late TsN,raysr'' 'onrsn-
,ion, viii hs fouad on our dTsl page, Il
came ioo late fag Insertion last week, bat
will still be faunl II much Interest,
Tl,sus, IA The writer, sud Ne shalt b. glad
20 boar frnm him ssaln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

ISDiAx RAIDs.-Tbe Indians hate no
been idle this moon. We hear that fbey
ave been near Weatberforl stealing hor-
ses. and the Denton Nc nitor says that a
party Of ] Z made raid on the 18th ulI "a
Prairie FONT, Wise county, capturing II
or Is horses. The Government At Wash
ingion is utterly Indifferent about the mat
ter. Grant ana bis quaker friends would
not care 81 haTf the people Of Texas were
sealped or carried OF into captivity, in
GLIDING Tie women and helpless children
We thought when they Destroyed the trais
Of Warren, while Gen. Sherman vas here,
that he would stir them mp liffls, but
nothing seems 10 have grOEn out Of hat
even. We never viii be Protertsdas long
IS rndiealism rsigns and riots.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07
Strnl nj Galveston.

Special 10 The Houston Times.
GALVESTON, October 2, 1S71.-It
has rained increasingly in this city
for the last thirty-six hours.
The tide is very high. Half of
the streets and all the lower places
arc under water.
There was no train. started for
Houston this morning, nor will
there be today. The track was
washed off on thisside of the bridge.
The water is coming iato the city
from the Bay, and is now up to the
market house, though not over the
Strand, except at low places. There
is no wind, and so far no damage.
The Pew. DR.. Thomas, of Dayton,
Ohio, must rejoice in that little boy
Of his who had been visiting at the
house Of a female relation, where
he took some lessons in the history
Of the American Revolution, and
how the Americans whipped the
British. The lad returned home
full Of his new subject, and at the
tea table be said to his father: "Pa.
be Won Briiish2' YES my son. ]
was born in England" well, We
whipped yoa." rctOrted She young
SER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

"a" \ special to the Houston Union,
dated Oct, 81, reports the town OF Crockett
nearly destroyed by fire.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-07

CCEpu-ar--Ei
-a-s- L.Sl otto -.
% e nrH.H.Ers -s..-R. rHr.r aHn
tgi-.r fr' Paid rirHr rnr.'rt NR.vaBi
IaA tf lLa .ua ri ls' nrr It le- cent
Nill Dc sided, eat I s.ail pressed Ip c1!-
lssi heTsy according 60 laN,
Also these sho have no. Tsll their Al
NaluFsm Tax nv tho lst ol November, |
shall pIotrel az In ihs iasi sentence above,
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Cry Ass -sly - Collector,
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