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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

ForL MrRprn.--Thc Paris, Lamar
county, J Press. gives the following par
ticnlars OF foul murder that wac COM
mit,ed in that county, on the 22d, inst.
Late in the afternoon last Tues
day three men, whose names arc
respectively Joel B. Miller, Chas.
Emmerson and--Whitc, passed
Ruthcrford's travelling on foot,
coming from tho direction of Bon
ham. They stopped ut tho well
and roplenishcd their canteens and
came on down the road Il milo fur
ther, and then turned down n drain
going about u quarter Of Il milo
from tho road, where they campcd
for the night. About two o'clock
in the night Emmerson WAS arous'
cd from his sleep by pistol shot,
and on attempting to rise up from
his rccumbent position, he was fir
cd upon by White, and shot three
times, White had shot Miller thro'
the head whilst he slept, killing
him instantly. The murderer think
ing he had finished both his victims,
then proceeded to secure from the
pocket of the dead man n small
amount of money, which he knew
him to have, amounting TO about
thirty-fve dollars, with which he
made off. The wounded man, al
though shot through the mouth,
and in two other places, managed
to mako his way back to Mr.. Ruth
orford's and gave the alarm. The
next morning the dead man and
wounded man were brought to
town, and the case underwent the
proper legal examination. An in
quest was held over tho body of
Miller, and medical attention was
provided for Emerson. who still
lies in very dangerous condition.
Late Wednesday evening the MUIR
dcrer, White, was arrested IN the
suburbs of town, and after being
identified, by Emerson, was safely
lodged in Jail. 1t seems that after
committing the deed he made in the
direction of Bonham, and hailed the
stage coming to Paris the next
morning about two miles beyond
Honey Grove. He got on the stage
and came down to within about a
mile of Paris, where he left it, say
ing he desired to take left hand
road. He went up to the house of
Mr.. r. d. Ownby and asked for
supper. While there Mr.. Ownsby's
little boy suspicioned that he was
the murderer, having heard the de-
scription given by the won nded
man. Word was conveyed to town
and a party Immediately went in
pursuit of him. He had left Mr..
Ownby's house but they overhaul
ed him near provinces Mill. Thurs
day morning the prisoner was
brought before Esq. Long, and mp
on the testimony, bound over to the
District Court, without bail.
We deem it proper TO add that
the murderer and his victims had
only been in the State three days,
and neither were citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
nss-A correspondent from Grant Coun

pyA correspondent from Grant Coun-
ty Ky., writing under date Of Aug, 10, in
forms us that generally speaking, over
that state, there never was better pros.
pect for corn crop than there is at the
present time. lie says; ~ have in'elli'
cence from all parts Of the state, and men
saw that never, since the State has been
settled, has their prospect ever been better
any former year, than this. Corn, in my
own county will, be an average, yield fifty
bushels to the acre, and at no time this
wear. have we suffered for rain. In Cen
trail Kentucky farmers are at loss to
know what to do with the immense crops
Of corn they will raise this year. Stock OF
every description is exceedingly low. Stock
hogs command only So per hundred weight.
D .ef cattle from 81 to 4 cents per pound
No demand for horses and mules. In q
word stock business is dull.
THE whole Democratic ticket. with =.
IT. Leslie, of Glasgow, for Governor, at the
had Of this ticket, was elected on the 9TH
mat. by from sc, 00Oto 80 600 majority"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

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80 .sfts ffftf Ifsfisn RI rffffiI
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,.,s usnas ar-Tss ihfFr. ihai ihs de-.
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p.s,,, 'asssf sPFIsaShss sfhssl h's'f
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

wmv EVERY fNRgEN suorLn Aroyt
VASpEMARK's PATENT SuoutpER L,aEfSG
fESCE.-lsi. il needs no posts 2nd. II IL
portable and eau be moved at pleasure
without injury Sd. it can be made uuder
shelter, in stormy or winter weather con-
selucptly not costing much for making :
.llh. il saves most OF your inside fences !
5,h. will make straight, fig-lag, square,
circniar fence or pen without any a'tera-
tea, and oil Of inch or thicker lumber or
reils, md 9th, It Il she hes, and cheapest
icace made, by large odds, NIL advantages
considered. Call nj the City Hotel and se>
cure right while you have an opportunity.
II YOU wish 10 make money fss, and easy,
purchase territory to sell TO Farmers, nnd
make and sell ready made fencing TO them,
G50:3t.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
heIIE B.srK Laslef - ga

hslHE ksS Lss'sf - ga
NhsTess IA h.s Iletsat SAC s-FWms
GRRi RasirT q iAs aRisFEE ~ eEsiR
sisis asT hsTtg hrslhrIhset tst '1FikF
is.R ia UaT Miisi ssT hFlsEnt RRt esiFrH-
"a tralAFT lsAA AllsA in ihs PRISE " his
life ahi HEsiR imFTrss aPaR aaF tsTEfltai
niEts she iEsEsTstls decree ihai all lasn
mlsl iis,
AAi, shsTsas saii sIsmFlifpslisA n
msTtaiiiy - sIssiRas 10 Ne all sRi ~ Iasn-
KsRi 10 his distressed fsailg, shsaii ~
IAss wiiheai TrmiRiihg ~ ere lsas We iaa
musl pass that kauHhs fTsn shrAes ~
iRssirT TriaThs-ihai ~ age nsT siaiish
ia lin IL s,iSp swallowed 40 Ia ils Rishig
rasi BVi iE sse ssiss1 4 esT sTisf We aTr
esuisTiel siih The kaTPy lhssssl that &c
EeaTA net az these sta ksss ne kVls'
therefore hs II
RssslJsi, ihai ia The assth - BrsihsT
AllsE, THE osnnaHily has lest !usi Att
upTishl msH, ear Fraternity . saTihy lasu-
Der aRi hi. fsmiiy = kiai sRi anoslisssls
La,baAi ash faihsF,
Resolved that ss a. sihcsFsiy iaaaFh
ihs uHiimeiy death Il oar hToihsF ahi
here aFouRl ear sacred Alter shsTe Nc
NeFe ssHi 10 meet siih him, DC d.
Tietgs ourselves 10 smulsis his nahy No.
F. he IFfses SD shat ever NAY haze besn
/ his folblrs 10 ,hrpw the naH'ls q charity
over them,
Received, that Ne a. eahlais With HE
Z widow, chllFrh AHl Tsl,Hsns, Were ~
. possible would comisFi ihr0, We arc ste
I friends u the piiow and oTphaus, a"t Ia
/ the discharge u ikis sacred trust, ne Nlll
commend tie family Of our brother 10 that
God wLo alone eau heal the sounds q the
/ widows hear, Ahi dry uP the fonn'alh 81
the afphsns tear, aud pray thai they mH!
- NAlk 10 this lifs that they sill he 10
aHiiel With him In that celestial Lodge
shove where all good Masons through the
sFNce Il Col hope ~ last a. arrive,
Resolved, hat tie iIslre 10 draPel Ia
mourning aud the Brs'hera wear the
usual badge for thirty days.
Resolved that these resolutions be rua'
li.hel In the Dallas llrk,Lp aud entered
upon the minutes Of the Lodge, and seory
he furnished the family Of our deecased
Brother. .
l.. W. SuIrIpp IL
Jno. M,nftN CUw
II. N. Ran.
| a ~ Tunar.nN ser
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

a. cars RasssF lsssftle 3, "a saii''si,. Aff.s
.,I s,asisl tsaTr.ls,i ,Asti = ~ h,ll's h'A.AA
autii ,iilrTsi,r sHssanfrl lAfFsast ~, ''As--l
M, r,,sli - saii,sIil iaias sta easr4i''hs e :"
ia - b, H. II,iEisi,T q NJ iitE.ih
sr~u...T. R.,Lirilk NsisF., hsii rT', kanfIasn,
az .ail,TiI,a agate &C. Ihs hfE,ts ~ hahhaAh
rssanig,
E.,TN. sauH, r,'l,, Al i.ssi''fl', iNN'"" -,
4, a. aathaTilrsi s.shi tsT 10 hsi.s hs.th, 49,
...s,-g I..iA - hiss sI~h saf s'sNas' wv
ssEns.ttss'i ~ ~,
IN l..tsT. Tsg.. G.i,@.i,,a, TsIss, IA au'hs'
ri4-l N...t f,T Tho itsilss lisgsih 10 'h.' fA't
A., .i,.rii,ins FlhiI.sir g. - hiss -il 10 aus
TFsfsFiri - u.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
SberlTs Sale.

nj .lrtu. II an execution Issued By the CLERK o
ID the District Court Of Dallas county. IN hvor o
W n. Thomas, administrator q the estate q 7. c
Harpe deceased, for the sum q on hundred ant
.eventyon. dollars and fhirfy-nibe cents, ftl51 m
ana interest from the 10Th "a, u Dcusmb-r. lsss
and fhrty-tvs dollars ana ieen ceuts, fs12 Is cost
Of suit have levied u,.on and VII sell at publ.
auction, % Tuesday. che "a day Of October next,
the courthouse door IN Dallas Trras. ~ the right
ttl- and interest of ~ T. sizing, m and 10 the follow
iuz trscts or Parcels e land;
= srr-. III rliie. =. 80 y q the Town Of Dslnf.
beginning AZ the : Y. oorn-r q J. Badgley and
y q W. Mzrks'; Thence toufh lteo yarus 10 the 8
v corner 81 sid marks. fhepre Y. 70 the a W CO..
nsr rs ~ Miller On North lire "a. LonEley flefet
y ipol rarns 10 y. W curBsr e rkinr-y WilEafi.
rs ucr-. On The south line q = sue-i; fhsnce
20 the beginning. paienied % y. l. swing
Al-s = acres patented % 7 g. HauTr n-sirnft n
McKirusF 4 v iliiarus k-Einnn g ~ y. u osrntr e.
A Thrruss- fheucr - o. The y " corn-r 90 J.
Hafuiltf.u and :. " = ,. Dab. = y corn
q H I.---n- tls-r-- Ws-i - be y. W crrn-r sftl'
= a--es. fii-rrs f1sf % The - inninE % miles
lH- z q The Torr a Iiaills
szie wifhis lzNful huur- 81 ca-h b. hand the llI
-fIzs-- fr-rri-t1rE rrrrlIu~ efsf1fs
IN Bl.OEk. ~1-ris o. f- TrEas.
rusuT ~ y Hssusfr r,-f-rfr-
rr-irsrr's 4 sffr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
aoy-we regret 10 see that G. A. Dicke1

serve regret TO see that e. A. Dicker-
man, Ese., tho accomplished, working edi-
tor Of the sheemsn Courier, has been com :
PEELED, by i'll health, to leave the ssnctnm'
and will seek, in change and relaxation
from the duties Of the Office to rccuperate
his failing health. He will be absent un.
ill about the LIST Of October. During his
absence the Courier will be in charge OF
the publisher, Dick Hopson, Esq. We car
nestly hope that Mr.. D, will return fully
restored to health The Democr acy can lily
spare him during the present CANVASS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02


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pure AHi sroil.ss shishaiHs, sia's'aasa
jaTi'is, sud Ps'Tisis ~ TsIas sia@'si
fssIy enc u ihsa BY ssa'hsTn seekers
70 s,sSlsEH sshssls, The asneTy sisash
sl.ss s.<is a. sssson lights ~ ga'i' a'
in the psys sfstrsss, sassleigs s1i pa
ITiolism, All ,ss R.tSssl FsashiAa'isas
expressions sad PluHtsKsts sfs Auai'sl
yssp riil fail 10 diaihish ia a. e sal
shilipH, or our shiliFsRs shiliTsA, yea
Grafton aud admiration for their nuasTy
The suh shall never SCI iR isslimany II cal
APos,sey 10 the principles u libsHy a
taught aud rrasiissi by these our fahsrs
Ne stand to-day, q, other days, sA'alls
10 skvslisr, With all that is geal AL no
bic and ktssg-leVihg ia the Norl-s
ksil then =, SrsySsr-bui With Ralieal'
ism as en- oTesl uPsE us ia rsIas srd ih
down irOdlsh sauih, ne have act AMI Go
being sur helper never shall have sHy fsl
Law ship-neteF, no never.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
TILE STATE OF TWAS.

To all persons interested in the Estates Of John W.
Jo,cvhie u, Sam. H., and Sarah cuumhcs, Minors
II NJ Bradford, Guardian Of the estates of John W
ID. josephine D., Sam II and Sarah CoombcS, NIL
uUrs has flied in the District CNrt Of Dallas county
an apple alton for the sale of four-sXhs of htNtwu
acres Of land VIM Co0inbcs survey, belonging to tho
estates Of said minors Which will be heard at the neri
term Of said court, commencing on the first Monday
in October, A. D. ISL at the court house thereof IN
the town Of Dallas, at winch time all persons insrrcs-
rd in the estate cf said minors may appear and con
test said application If they see proper
Witness John NJ. Laws, Clerk of the District Court
of Dallas county
Given under my haLd and tho .ca; OF said court at
oficp at Dallas this LIST day of October A. u. 1871.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, &. r.'r. ~ T.
IjIlw1 BY Y. T.. CCpNREs Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
/, rare Chance to Make Mo-
ney.

Mr.. yandsmsrk, the Psteutec Of the
os,sbr,ted Patent fence viii be q few
DAVIS longer Ct the City Hotel to sell rights
n those that want to make money. He
will exchange Territory for good cattle,
horses or mules. A good time to dispose
Of your Texas stock, for good substantial
property that will pay you well, 'hst VIII
no. ca. nordrink. | an pleased TO learn
that 80 macy Of cur enterPrising citi1eos
bs,. purchased rights TO use said Patent
| say 20 and do likewise before the Fat
.n,,. leave. town, ss il will save you time
and money 10 the way Of fencing and
making pens. l'""@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

aea We invite special attention TO the"cir-
cular'o of tn, Democratic Elective committee.
Which will be found on cur outside today.
The suggestions are eminently proper and
should be needed by the people, and local
committees nil over the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

RH|We understand that Judge Norton,
in the first number of his paper, will advo-
cate the permanent location of tho capital
Of tho State at the City Of Dallas. Giveu
your hand on that, Judge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

Quadrat endeavered TO say the
other day that glass windows were
used for lights in ITO" and he got
It grass widows were used at night
in 1870"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

Tn. KExrucLY ELEcTIos.-A Louisville
a..n.teh Of the 18th ult. says that the Of
6,isi returns iron ell but ssx eounues IN
the State give Les lie. democrat izASZo
Harlan, republican, s7,9O7. The denoer.-
tic majorltiss in the stste are thus -, lol-
iers: Leslie, Governor. S6,4l9i Carlisle,
I:sv,,p.pt Governor, Se,02s; Rodnsa, A.
Ir~p,v General, 80, 247; Smith, AudiiOr, 81
52s. T,,s. Treasurer, S9,2li; Grant, Reg
;s,e,. 81. lss; Henderson, suPeriniendent
~ phi 1n~.xaetion, 3d. SIS. Leslie vote
- n given FER .sE efndid .is
l,' n =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
Democratic E,ccutl,r Committee,

IT,. Coated sd s~Aa'"T'sl Ei~'a'i's offaN''''
-, 49, b. ilr rs.nuTaiis state o'r''hii"h 49, -
i'li"ass-
4. :. walker, FhslTmsnG ", u, hnssT', lshh w.
Eiih.n, ~, u, M.lIsH, :, a, Shr'si'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02


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ihs waTTsai u la~ Or this esmss, No
eAsasl kai il 10 thai shAeiIasnl u inilai-
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/ school ~liissl iaking ahy ssih' 4 PaFrh'
saA inslFas, HE yhili si'heai hsiHG talilA
u sHy sfisiAl y'uisHiiy whatever, isash'
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fsssien, eSsp'~hich The IessfssT sshee.
supsrialsBAsni ani AlsTRsy ssssTai
base 10 gy6Fs eoBiTal lhaa lhsy hANs eEs'
blasksRiihihs shi esbbling shoes Nc
hops ~ private teacher S'll sahHl, ~ shl
sIamInaiish, Or take aHy cath, Nel ihal
] The cath Requires The teacher 10 Do ahy'
thu, that 10 net already Lis iu'y, ba' az
TsyaigiHg q il is sdsgrAisiieh, ani . asa'
Ipaliul Of FgSFE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

The New York Sun is valued at
81, 500. 600, and pays seven per cent
on . larger amount.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
FAMILY BAKERY,

"a will always keep on hand LIGHT
dread. CAKES, COFFEE. &c.
lie las rebuih the old Ovrn, and
having had long experience in the husi-
ness De hopes 90 give C11Hr.irrr safisfac-
ton. Tie patronage Of ibe public is res
Pscifsliy solicited.
JOIN UATSAHN.
Dallas, e-T --rv 4fh. ISL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
picl, on last Sabbath evening, the 18th
inst, At 4 o'clock, or cholera infan'.m,
VINCENT ELMORE, cnty child Of !. 4.
and ANNE Il. Jopn,S, Necd months and
10 days, he passed. away within ~ hcur'
from the ousci Of tin disease. lie was 4
beautiful bright little fellow-the house
hold idol-snd leaves behind him dcsols,c
hearts, only TO be soothcd by that SaVior
who said, "SufTer the liilc children 10 come
unto the, for Of such is tho Nindom q ltea'
VEN
I,skc these little lambs, said he,
And lay them 10 my breast
Protection they shall nnd.in nr,
In mt, be ever blcst. 5.
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sl.grin's sale,

nv asEHgr IA u. fKd41lsg l,sslua ~ a. aTaA "a
I'D 1lr lHs1rus tlsaIl "A lsiEt pHt''as a. le'EH a
A. n HaHHHHs 4 ll.llll,lHlsas 49, Hts lHrA a.
nsvau s41a AL h.ga5alr 90 tift 'ssia ~ sar t'a
alra aIla fHaa-ssv asagTs s9ia ltaas trA7# .Hairr
fla4 HHagH u. NalA iflrlTsl iIFsa iiU la- aas
"a ibrTllauH lsaR r1a tlNlFHa sallsls eEla H7tl'h
a. qfaEs e. eaH a4als "A EVA, Aspu lfAHa sHHF
al.a saII a. a. A. hrs' tsaaF1r "a asos4eAr st7
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TaylOr's Monitor,

New and Improved Edition. Just issued.
Price, cloth, 81 so, specie. Sent by mail.
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WORK FOR WEDDINGS.

Parties &C. promptly attended to.
GINGER BEER and LAGER BEER
always m hand fresh and pure, both
strongly reeommended by physicians as
hCalihHor well persons a. wellas invalids.
Rassall and see me and | will guar
eg,au.faction. II. BOHNY.
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nddresscs ut Eessrs Clark \ Irynn7s
Store or y the Herald Office.
Instructions giHn in all the various
branches of Music Also Musical Com
position taurht
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Male 4 Female High School,
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TER Ms |
three lessons per we,
in advance ..........l
Singing lcssons.......l
Class instructions
pupil ..."........... :.
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Aug. 9TH 1871,
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DIR. PERRY DAXIN
taRStruCtion'S.

respectfully bcgs leave
ublic Of Dallas, that he
elf with Professor W
kcharge of the Musical
he coming season.
rec ewing Musical in
|ccommodatcd, from and
eaving their names and
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:. dispense with thousands Of these help
less beings, since the war"
c. further says that "many, very
many, parents both black and white, are
SO poor that they can hardly clolhe and
feed their children at home, much less pay
for their hoard away from home, to attend
school," This is, suppose, unfortunately
true, and furnishes one Of the strongest
arguments iu, favor OF Public Free Schools.
Gut for these schools, which will be estab-
iished in ever settlements the children OF
these poor parents would forever be de-
priyed OF the benefits Of an education.-
They can not, as j. II. C. says, send their
children away from home TO school, and
nay for their board aud tuition. But the
Republican party, 10 spite q democratic
opposition, are determtaef 10 build q
school house In every settlement OF this
broad state, when every child. however
POOR, may 90 10 school. and obtain the
blessings ofa gool education, without
money and without price
J. n. C. says. also, that IL parent
should happen 20 reside so far away from
a school house iSai his children could not
attend the public school, he would have TO
board out his children argrest expense,
and send them 10 S,e OF these schools. or /
ls subject to the sue fgr non-atteudsnee |
10 his children. FsE here, again, J. u. |
V. shnrs the most s;al a.d contemplate |
s-oar4nee Il what he is talking about The |
Sshsel Law itself p0Osides that no parent |
- guardian shall de fHed for non-auend- |
anee Of his child or s1rd, At the public |
SehsslS 10 there Is no publie school house 1
within three miles Of his or her residence. |
Ag4i.. ask Why does J. II. G make such |
siaiements. =hen the school Law itsslf
shows fhef9 false = vostld sd-ise him 20 /
an IersranS little aborSs the Free School |
systsm befsrs be sttenPss % instruct 9TH /
ers IN rrfersnee % Il.
J.H. G. ~-a1s up his isheeile rawlings
sbou, the Fshiie Free Schools BY implor-
ing every bods. By sll they hold dear, new !
e. q rive Or .eii'issl On Which - build one
II s--e seiio.i houses for E sifks- blacks or
vi f-s An tbsrs Il he secrst. demo
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