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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
Martial LAW.

Through the polite attention of Represen-
tativos, Lane and Leonard, We are favored
with the Austin Daily Journal of TIE 18th
inst containing the evidence on which the
Governor proceeded TO proclaim Martial
Law in the counties of Limestone and Free
stone. 1t is entirely Of parizan character
not sworn TO in great part, aud unworthy
of credit. The infamous Judge Oliver fig
urcs largely in it, md his Letter to Gov
Davis shows how utterly unfit he is for the
responsible position he occupies. On 4
thing is especially of notice. The radical
papers have published throughout the
State, and it has gone abroad, that Apple
difficulty at Groesbeeck by shooting first a,
the negro Policeman. Now The testimony
of the Governor twn witness, one J. s.
Thurmond, who signs himself Attorney at
Law, proves that the negro policeman, Cot
ton, fired the first shot and at Applewhile,
though by-staIders were crying loudly,
Don't Shoot There can be no doubt
Of this fact. 1t was diabolical murder
by the nesic policemen, and if the Mayor
and Sheriff were intimiduted, as they now
profess, by the white citizens of Grocs-
beck, into aiding them in their efforts to
arrest the mulderers, it was simply iutim-
idati,g them to do their sworn duty, which
they were trying to eyadc. Shame on such
officials! And it ia on the unsworn state
ments of such men, that the tyraut, Davis,
undertakes, in violation of all constitu-
tons and laws TO put the good people of
two counties in Texas under the rule Of ne
gro hayonets, and create Court Martial
to try and shoot them without Judge or ju-
ry. But thank God, from the latest &C.
counts even his servile Legislature is hesi-
tsting 10 give him its sanction. We have,
also, strong hope that Gen. Reynolds, who,
il is said, has hasiered to the scene Of
trouble, win refuse 10 cooperate with the
the malicious wretch, who now disgraces
the Executive Chair.
The truth is the whole matter has been
gotten up from beginning TO end to lay o
basis, upon which the Governor, his corrupt
Secretary of S ate and cunning Attorney
General may count in Clark as elected 10
Congress aud give him the certificate OF
election. There is no shadow of pretence
for including Freestone in the Proclama-
tion but this. And for this, there must be
bloodshed and fines and imprisonmenis
and excitement all over the country. O,
ys demons il human shape allow ear
ye escape the damnation ofhell.',
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
Rrag and Ilofdfass q

The San Antonio Express OF th. l2tl
inst. doesn seem to know hardly that an
election has taken place in this State
We extract the following, "The tidal wave
Of Repnblicanism is submerging the entirs
State. Latest accounts ihroa ghout the
District show heavy gains for Degensr.--
Ms majority ct the close Of the election
viii elseiriiy the unwashed HarcOckoni.
Gns7 whai a sen Of a-propbei you are Mr.
Efpr-ss. THIS almost equals the bohsiing o.
tie son q a gun. who fired Oh the small
artillery Of tie Houston Union during the
ssn7tss. Did you net know 81 San Antonio
On The lztb, that The elesfisn had gone
against you7 wiz you ever End out that
the Democracy have elected four members
Of Co1g9css and ssTriel ths Sisie b. IS
90 nsjori;y7 Brsg is not always G COED
esr s5f is Holdiasi any better, rbep be
holds % 10 lie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
EditsTiaIItens

PAslsa, ihs srfsi billiard nan il dad
died N lTapsF,
he rasfifrJruTnal says here AZ
shsui i501i IsT-sas hsiongias 10 the HaP
ii,i isneuinsiian ia Hast tennessee
IUliy srgs fguTe,
Tie SsysuLsh RsIub,.esu, The Oldest pa
pr uaw ia its SsalA-hes ia iis ssEsH-
Iisih gear-hss tFsa sasrel for sale, Rsa-
500, in hesl,L 0fihs proprietor,
Crsai hss Lai snsihsr prsssni, ihi'
tau5s nra California, q set Il table eat
lsry ysrls Siol Niil ih.'s Prsssals b
sKpss,ei ~ fuiors Prssiisals asa naUsr
afcguTsst
The esss ~ Mrs., Pair, the Notorious ws'
,aan, eordsasl to be hung for the murder
u Criusnlsu, il ss'l 10 have effected the
late sles'iau in cslifs'nia,-GoV, llaishi
hsl refused to Psrlon her, II This be true,
ii spssks very liIl.s for The noTals Of tho
Golden State,
The csarisr lanrnal saRPsFss the les
iineiion a. Chissg0 10 iha, Of soiom sud
Goworrah, We expected some preacher
woull % lhi, hut Ne dil not lock for il Ia
tie Courier Journal,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
department orAgrIcuIiure.

Ths MsalhlY Report fra1 this Depart
meat At Washington for August aud Sept
says IN regard 10 the condition ofihs crops
great uusysansss, meteorological AMI sta
tis,iea,, appears in the PTeseH, returns
The most encouraging aud very unPrsnis'
log Indications are presented from the
same State and often from the sane dis
iriei"
The corn crop Is represented as rather
below the average, lake The whole country
together. SO Of the wheat crop. The de-
helehey Of the oat crop will DO small
Barley aud Buekwhsat will be less than
usual-Rye nearly an average Il Is diii'
cult to understand the report about cotton
The estimated crop can scarcely exceed
three and one third million bales, the re-
port says-it may not reach OVER three
millions.
The Hay crop il greatly reduced but is
said to be Of excellent quality. The po'a'
20 crop Is an average one. The sweet po'
thto crop 9clo" h'elaE''
The sugar cane crop will b. an increase
over last year. The sorghum crop Is enc
In the North West. Promising aoeoun, Is
Of the rice crop are given.
The apple crop The New England States
Is much smaller than Usual-in the IVES.
tern Ststol siuch largcr-in some portions
Of III. tits spoken OF as enormous
Peaches have yielded above an average
crop, though falling OF in some regions
The grape Iyield has been abundant in
most places. The crop of oranges will be
short. OF pecan nuts, report from We
toria, Texas, says "the pecan crop is
worth five times as much az the cotton
crop" TIE pea nut crop will fall short
owing TO he drouth in some regions
There were frosts In New Hampshire and
Vermont on the 18th and Goth of August.
A frost is reported in Montana TER. on
the 18th Of July at Missoula. An earth
quake was felt in the New England States
on the Goth of July. At Amoskeag, n. H.
there was a slight frost on the LIST Of July.
From the report, we learn that they are
CONNIE ncing the culture Of the olive at
Brunswick, Ga.
Fifty eight acres Of wheat inexperienced
1000 bushels on Sherman Island 1--WE sup
pose in California; This is given in the
report on tho authority of the San joaquin
Republican.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21


TnE RAILRoAD.-The GAINESVILLE Stand.
ard Of the 14th inst, advises the people Of
Red River TO vote for the issuance o. 500,
600 Bonds for the Railroad. With other
inducements, il says:
GENERAL Buell. having written to Presi-
dent Roberts, that Bowie county would, he
was satisfied, vote S75, 900, aud Red River
100000. Mr.. Roberts replied by Tele-
gran over his own siguature, that rely ing
upon these assurances be bed shipped fifty
miles Of iron to New Orleans, with orders
10 forward as soon IS a rise in the river
would permit, and that he uonld send. on
another shipment for fifty miles in ample
tine. and hsr authorized the immediate
prorress Of the work and the construction
Of . bridge over The Sulphur, and will fur
nish from he own personal resources, the
means 10 defrsy the costs
50 from this forward the work goes on.
unless We halt it By noncompliance The
vi-sr being down. the iron viii only cone
70 Nsu Orleans e. present bot ne grad
ing AID the consfrurfi1n q b-idges and
cyivsrrs. and getting cut cross-tiss. eau al
he pushed. 90 that rhen fbs iron cones.
re- lsrine il down car bs rrpid Eork-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

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h1rsf, FsoraFei a decide taTFsiisi,faR aRt
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aTss lis pisisl, asbsrlias a. ihs ifsiilasny
aftEa witnesses, Claniea thea tTei his
Jisiai uiitoui fsFri, ani ahaus he sams
iiuse received he Sanisnis efhis assaiiRnis
sseasi barrett which ProVei hisl- csL
Nslson imUslislsly ed. bat Has sihes -
tuTasl as Ne an infarnsa, sRi is rev ia
sus,o1y. Fr6m ne issiiwoFy iffaIs he
inqns.I, he VAS in liqueFsnd there ssFns
ne justification faF he act,
lie death II Gsn, clsHieR has hFeaEsi
sarraw Ia he Whole State ~ Aiah'nA- lie
hai tesR hishly distinguished both ia ssF
sad peace, The Advertiser q the s7'h
alt. esnisins the seoouni efs large meet
ing efihs ciiilsns II MehiEoH cry 1t which
eloquent speeches in his bshslf we're Wsds
IN Gov. Watts, 2 ;. FnIgersoa sud Cot
Hedges, and suitable rsso,ui'oas s'oP'sl,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

ISDIANs.--We learn from gentle.
mon who are just down from the
Loving Valley, that Indians are
there almost without number, camp
with impunity and send ont their
stock rs fast rs collected without
fear or trouble; and this too within
twenty miles ofthe largest Military
Post in the State.
Strange to us that the United
States troops who vigilantly patrol
the country from tho Pan Handle
10 Jacksboro are unable to find
them, and that our Cowhunters arc
unable TO avoid them, and that too
40 far this side Of our army friends.
We are sorry to see that the Sol
dicrs and Cow Boys are both so
bndly out of luck; hope they'll
splice and go together, and then
me party will Mt least make it.
That'is better than for both to be
disappointed JVeatheyord Post,
(Rad.)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

We nre much gratified to learn
that James Nj. Hart (the notorious
Hart) quondam County Clerk Of
Harris CO., ex.Secretary of the Sen
ate, District Clerk of Falls county
by the grace of the Devil and his
prophet Oliver, and Registrar of
voters for that county, is under ar
rest on numerous charges for viola
lion of the election laws, fraud, vii
laiDsry and customary raseality,
for which he will likely serve a
rzfm or terms in the State Peniten-
iiary, The place where he certainly
belongs and where be will surely
die if be gets his dcsevts.. This is
10 it eught to be snd VIC trust cur
friends in every county Of the State,
who have been defraaded By viii
lains Of his.ill,, wilt do likewise.
The Democrats Of this county pro
pose 10 have some matters properly
investigated by the legal tribun ais
Ofthis country, so soon as the facts
are sufficiently collected, and are
determined 10 see 70 il that fraud
nor intimidation shall again dis
grace our elections. Look cat RAIDS
We arc going for you with y0ar own
weapons, and you will find they
hurt VZ1oo Examiner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
The TraisGt"

Yesterday wo placed upon oul
belletin board the intelligence that
Limestone county had been place.
under martial law, and II levy o
$4,000. 1t was not believed by
many, but this morning the Lcgis
lntnre received a message from the
Governor saying he had issued sucl
u proclamation, and also, informing
IT,, that Freestone county was also
placed under martial law.
Upon tho receipt of the message
n discus ion arose, IN which violent
Indignation was displayed by mem
bcrs Of both parties. One, n Rad
zeal, in venting his scorn, said the
Governor could call a caucus &c
consider the reduction of tho circu
lntion of the State Journal but
when the people are concerned
when there is danger of the coun
Try being deluged in blood through
such an order, the party is ever
Kept ignorant of such intention
no consultation in regard to this
foul measure of oppression.
Think of it!-the Legislature in
session, and the Governor issuing
such an order without submitting
tho question to it. Tyranny, inm
my, and corruption stamp every
net of this Traitor An indignant
people, representing both parties
call aloud against him. +. J. Davis
il an usurper; he is a traitor; it is
proclaimed from the housetops.
Legislators, you are here to pro-
feet the people, to defend their form
of government, and the cry goes up
TO high heaven, that you bring E.
]. Davis to the bar of Justice.-Aus.
tia Statesman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Tax PANFss CsNVENEisN.-Ws pah.ish
This Vssk, ou cur fTsi PsFe, The Rsselu'
,isH., :, adopted by he State TsH-Pay'
sT's cshEsuiisa At AEslia,
Tlsy should - Issi ssTs'ally by every
mSn ia Texas Tie Reports arc we'll
iTawn, snl present clearly the fTlshliai
condition of he State unlrF Radical usaF-
patton, The increase II tLKaiiaa is uH'
pFrssisHisl in tine Of peace, the ssPsn'
lliuTes are enormous, Not statement
given can he e,h,raiislsi. They hal the
supsryl,ion anI sanction II the very beat
nsn 10 the State, l, will be seen that the
cen,sn,iun advises the people not TO pay
the one ps, cent school tax, as Illegal, but
to apply 60 the courts for. relief. On'
eighth Of one per cent is alone lawful
The set Of the GoVOrhoT, In enhesVoring to
change the effect Of the tax Laws, by sigr'
I ing one .e'Sn days amer II had become q
Law, to make II appear Of later date than
the other, i impeaehabls, aud should hurl
him from Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

To give persons abroad some idea
of the productivenes of Texas lands,
we will state that Major P, who
left pretty good Mississippi farm
last winter and cast his lot in La
mar county, remarked 10 rs a few
DAYS ago that, in the spring, he
planted what corn be thought would
Weld sufficient to do him this year.
Yet. notwithstanding be has had 10
rain since the 27tA Of May, he has
gathered and housed a bOuntiful
supply for two years, and he says
he knows be didn { infringe on his
ueighb0rs felds.-AoTfh IeUaH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Our sovereign lord aud master, Ulysses
the Great Begsar, has issued bis proelama'
ton, declaring Martial Law in several
Counties OF South Carolina. lie intends
to &c, the vote OF that poor negro burden
cd State any how. The white men there
are now too poor 10 buy him up for the
sake OF their peace even. With his Mis-
souri, farm, his Collage a, Long Brancl
and his abun liant stocks Of all kinds, the
once poor hauler Of wood and tan yard
wsiter feels pretty independent and moth.
ing short of half million or doubl,
tailed pointer would move his mercy now
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

HoLpixe uP.--The chief blower OF The
Houston Union lie apparently getting out
Ct breath. lie is holding up o little. He
now Acknowledges defeat in the Let ID and
sth Districts, but still blows for Clark in
the Cd. Give it all up, honey, like q man.
Yon can set aside counties enough in the
% District to elect Bryant, if yoa viii, but
It will take them all except poor negro rid
den Marion and Jack. But you have as
much right TO declare Bryant elected hs
clAfk. "Be n man or a mouse or long
tail rat'-any thing but mere blow-Pipe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

gay- From o paragraph in tho Houston
Times, of the 18th inst, it would appear
that telegraph had been received in that
city, to the effect that "the Legislature
had refused to endorse the Govorner's
Proclamation Of martial law, by a majori-
tygof four votes" The Union processes TO
disbelieve it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Tbs Austin Journal says, There has
besu for the last week or two an Enususl
amount Of drunkenness and roudyism,
srrt-slsss profanity and pugilistis demon
sfr.tion On the streets Of Austin" This is
4, Be accounted for BY the reign ofraaieal-
lem in hat city. Such a Governor as Davis
such Mayor a. GLENN What else could
he erpscied7 We remember the city a.
perfsc,lr asis. under The administration
al Goserrs5 Thrork norftn- Tina 800, &C
eouni. fgr5ihs eDaoty u Travis geins fot
he rsdiesis-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

kY- We regret to learn that the cotton
gin, press and dwelling house of Mr.. j. W
Joplin, at Johnson Station, were entirely
consumed by fire, on the Both ult., togethei
with about 13 bsles of cotton in the gin
The loss Of Mr. J. was about 900, besides
the value of the cotton, which belonged
mostly to other parties. Mr.. j. informei
that he has just purchased a mill, which
he is putting up, and will be in operation
in a few days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
PROCLAMATEON.
Bv tie Governor OF the State of Texas.
$500 REWARD.
ITO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS shal

,IIo ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS shall
i come -, ,,. ,t,, n,
WHEREAS. II has been made known 70 me thN' on
or sIout the lih day Of May, A. 1871. ~ the
Connty Of Dallas in Said STATE, one CHAhbE'
WEBB did murder one y. T. Johnson and that ms
aid charles Webb WAS liberated from the county
20 Non who broke open said jail and that he is still
AT large snd fugitive from justice.
Now therefore, I, EDMUND J. DAVIS tIoFernoi
of Texas by virtue Of the authority vested IN me Wy
he Constitution and laws. Of this State. do hereby
ofr reward II six Hundred Dollars for he arrHsi
md delivery IL the said Charles Webb TO the shrri
al I,aIlas county inside the Jail door.
In teslimony whereof, have hereunto signed ~
ma me ami raused the great seal Of IN
~ State % he afiixed II tie city - AEsiin
eEAL l.this lsih day Of ssriemlfr A. j, ~ /
N, EDMOND ). DAVIS.
Governor
By the Governor:
JAMES ?. NEwconE.
Secretary Of State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

THE LITTLE BULL GROWS WISER" But
ting ones head against stone wall is not
generally very successfull-for the head, i"
-houston Union.
Why did you not think OF this before
the election? Why did you persist in but
butting your head, none of the hardest
against the =" stonewall' of democracy
But wisdom is only gained by experience,
Hereafter, no doubt, your exploits will be
confined to paving up the dust and max
ing the air resonant with warlike music.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

M. The late elections In Penn, and
Ohio are reported in favor Of the Rcpub'
Leans by increased mojoriics. They are
both claimed to have mNjorities on joint
ballot 10 their respective Legislatures.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Sss' No''long since, We announced that
an 0moha Co, hal coniractc for grading
the Central Road south of Dallas. Tie name
of the firm is Caulder, Hawthorne & Co., and
their contract is ~ miles from Dallas, 20
Bear ic,k. Some of their bands are now
here and ut work few miles below this
city, as W. are informed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

The Democratic Club of Mckinney have
voted thanks to Governor Davis for his WIS.,
it and speech at that place before the cleo
tion, thereby greatly increasing the demo-
cratic vote. His fraudulency certainly did
his chiiae great deal of harm by his
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Bas- The Democracy of Texas voted al
the last election with the revolvers of ne
gro police at their threats, and yet after
being beaten, the Radical news papers
complain of intimidation. What nextH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

ST. LOUIs fAiR-TTNAs COTTnS
Tho following dispatch is kindly
furnished by Mr., Dnmhlo. serre'A'
~ OF Texas Stale Fair Association
-. Rasulls, Secretary, Sc,
Cotton prcminms-First 10 q. 7
Ross, of san felip; second l., IL
Ogburn ; thiId, Wilson Il Peers, Of
BRYAN Sells ( Co,
The premiums we're; First bale,
s5O0; second bale. $3.50, third bale
500.
Tho bale To which the first pro
MUM was awarded. vas forwarded
by tho Directors 81 the State Fair
Association, and will he exhibited
by them at tho New Orleans fail
in November and at Houston IL
Hay next, iiarrah for Texas =
Houston Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

20. Ne aDs Ia receipt n he nS'ohsT
Hani,sr ~ Ne sauihsra cshiraioF Fnh-
lishei At AitsEs d, ons II he eldest SD
host HsssE.nss sfiis kinl, EsIHs ss,oo
p1FNFgE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

James Z. billiard, one Of tho editors OF
the Texas Observer, who YVES illegally and
fraudulcntly elected from the Senate OF
Texas by the radical Emaiority, has been
again ,riumphantly elected by the people
of his District Dare the perjured wretch
es expell him again?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

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shs irnitaIg te'g2EiHg fa gaT osaa'y shsll
o. hsil ca Dag ~ Uisieuranar ani Pea
isbfi b foe 81 nsi lees laan tNFRy-iEf,
noF nere Ihau dNg dollars, 20 be TseaFsTri
before srF jssIias n lts peace, haEiag
juTislirl'a afia ssne Tor every oafnse
a. in irfsa,I n Fsyasai, shsll D. imPTis
sHpi il he oaahiy jail Ter not lrss lhsn
0hr aenis, nor Hi9Tr lhRa toe D0nihs, for
each 0dsIsg, Ri'A lsboF GA ihs Fat.ie
Tests
sfc, ., Itsi lhe hass 10 h. eellseiei
under this sei ,haIi 81 aae half 90 lAs in
foriasr, sEi ihs ether hslf O. tie rouR'y
Treasurer for e'nHiy purposes
SnC d, Tat abe FTJsseniian ani eon-
Visiion unlsr his ael shall bot bar the
right ofiLe oHEsF o. The land, bis agent
OF tenant, iTon proceeding ia = civil suil
sgAiRs, The offenders for The recovery u
damages,
Sac, 1. That any Psrssa contracting
for delivery Of timber, aud receiving Pc
eau iimbsF under sseh contract, shall 10
held in the same penalties as the, party
cutting the sane II the land on which
such iimbsr has beer cut belongs 10 neil
Their II tho parties contracting,
Snc, q. That this act take effect and
be in force from and amer iis passage.
Approved April 20, ISL,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Sam. Beauchamp (col,) and VIM.
Emerson, "troGly loil" members OF
Special Police, charged with intim-
dating colorcd voter during the
recent election at his place, were
tried before Esquire Knight, on
Wednesday last, and required TO
rive bond of $500 aud $3.50. resp, CT.
ively, for their appearance in next
District Court.-Ihe TerdS Press
Grant has much 10 say about our FEEDER.
nj relations. Merely incl Dental illusions,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21

Ham AMI Rains, democrats, are elected
Ia the lower House Of the Legislature, from
tie Cherokee District. We have elsewhere
noticed tie election Of billiard to the Sen