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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31

Resolution for More Surveys
THE Da1ssIssIPPI no rHE ATLANTIC
NO COURTS OPEN IN PARIS
PLAN FOB An ATTACK on PARIS


Ku.klux BIN Discuooed-RtA3culouD Scene
by Garnet Davis-Hie BsdeavoF %
Bully General Observation-Disclosures fer
Surveys = UnsbssracseA Navisaslea
fre9 The Mississippl - the Aslasfjc-
Weaeher Report.
WASHINGTON, March -Hossse.-The Ku-
Klux bill was discussed. Mr.. Wood read
from the messages Of the Southern Cover
nors, to show that peaoe prevails in al these
States, with few exceptions in several OF
them. He denounced es infamous the in
cendiary remarks Of Mr.. Kelley, delivered
yesterday, and expressed the hope that If
negroes would select . man moro valiant
than Kelly, who. during the disturbance in
Mobile, hid under table, pretending he
was dead.
Senate-Mr. Anthonys resolution allow
ing consideration ON any bill passed BY the
House was adopted.
Mr. Davis, Of Kentucky, made speech
refuting Mr.. Sherman's charges against the
South. Previous to its conclusion IN incl
dent Of an unusual character occurred
which excited considerable comment in the
galleries and upon the floor.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, who was
occupying the seat of Senator Thurman,
immediately adjoining that Of Senator
Davis, had been some time intently 0bserv-
ing Mr.. Davis a. he proceeded. Mr.. Davis
growing restive, and speaking with his
usual warmth and earnestness, suddenly
faced Mr.. Butler, and continuing his afgu.
Ku-Klux stories, said: These fictitious
charges are originated by parties to affect
the coming elections; the Legislatures to be
elected are to choose o1e-third of the mem
bers of this Senate, and it is with Q view Of
using this political capital for these diaboli-
cal and devilish ends that these vile and
slanderOus stories Of 0utrages emanate from
the brains of political scOundrels and ruff.
fans.
After taking his seat, observing Mr..
Butler still staring at him, Mr.. Davis rose
to say, "What do you mean by attempting
to browbeat me in that wayl You are .
d-d scoundrel, sir" adding, after .
pause, "yes, sir; repeat it, yeu are ID
scoundrel, sir r. ss..5 .s
At this juncture Mr.. Wilson came from
his seat on the other side of the chamber,
and interposed to prevent continuance of
the scene.
Mr.. Butler soon after left the chamber.
It is reported he replied to Mr.. Davis: II
don't know you, cir; don't care for you,
and don't want to speak to you"
A resolution was adopted, instructing the
Secretary of War to cause the Engineer
Department to extend the survey to Etowah
river, already ordered to the Ocomulgee
river, 90 ~ to embrace estimates for canal
connecting these two rivers, with view of
opening unobstructed water communication
between the Mississippi river and the At
lantic.
Weather Report.-It il probable that the
clouds and rain will, ON Friday, be more or
less broken up from the Middle States to
the Mississippi valley. Fresh northerly
winds are probable for the lakes and gulf,
and light winds ON the Atlantic coast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31
NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 30, Evening.-Money
closed easier. Exchange 9as 99%. Gold
ll0k 0ll1as. Bonds strong; 5-2Os of 1862
and virgiqias; the former S; new 64s;
Virginias 701s; new II.
Government bonds strong to close. The
strength of the market is due chiefly to the
improved prospects of funding. Skies Of
1881, 116; Of 1864, l1lM; of 1865, 112; new
issues, 1l0A; of 1867, llOS; of 1868, 111A;
ten-forties 1884. State securities, dull
Louisiana skies 68, new 62, levee skies
81, eights "a; Alabama eights l02l4, fivei
81; Georgia skies 80, sevens SO; North Car
olinas 46, new "a; South Carolinas 72, new
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31

ChaFleseon Chamber Of Com1GG&o -
Excessive Taxaeisn-RFibsss - easa-
cbusetts Ssato Censsabulnry-Ln1os
:. sSeixures Sf Liquors..
CHARLESTON, March 30-The Chamber Of
Commerce Of this city met this afternoon -
taxation and alleged fraudulent and extrsv-
agant expenditures Of the State govern
ment.
Preamble and resolutions wero adopted
declaring that the bonds heretofore iGsued
without legal sanction, and the so-called
sterling loan, or any other bonds or obli-
cations heretofore issued purporting to ~be
under and by virtue Of the authority Of the
present State government, win not bo held
binding ON us, and that W shall in every
manner and at all times ro6ist the payment
thereof, or the enforcement Of any tax to
pay the Same by al legitimate means within
our power. The resolutions ale0 provide
for State convention Of taxpayers to meet
in Columbia, May 9, which viii confer with
the Governor on the dangerous fiscal con-
dition of the State.
BOeroN. March 30,-The damaging testi-
mony develeped before the Legislative com-
mittee of Investigation ON charges Of
bribery against the State constabulaky, ON
some other causes, led to renewal Of tho
LIQUOR seizures ON moro extensive scale
than heretofore. This evening 4l5, 900 worth
Of liquors were seized in the store of Ralph
Smith, ON Exchange street, and 4aO,0oo
worth from Martin l. Davis, On Commercial
street. Mr.. Davis testified that the firn
had paid ten dollars monthly to ono Of tho
State cOnstables, and various sums to others
of the force, during the last few years.
River lnssll1geaee.
SOUTHWEST PASS, March 30, p. NJ
Barometer 29s60. Wind north and light.
Arrived: Steemship Hutchinson at 6 r. H.,
Talbot, maater, from Indianola via Calves
ton, TO c. A. Whitney Z Co.; Norwegian
bark Neb0, 6auburg, master, sixty-2ve days
from Cardiff, with railroad iron, to master,
Danish bark Narienlyst, Tinge, master,
seve1tysix days from Liverpool with gen-
eral cargo, to Ocean, Zerega e Co.; Nor
Woffan bark Anna, Gunnofeen, master.
sixy-two days from Cardiff, with raiIread
ifOn, to master. 80 n
z Sailed: ShipeJ. A. Thomas and Pocar
hontas, bark 0lano, and seho0ner Lmda.
vlcxsBURG, March 30-PnGssd down:
Susie silver ct mine last night, Pauline Cae-
f9ll a st a : =; ;hs and a... James He.azd e
Of Vicksbarg at p. +. Wesfher clecSx
and warm. River rising.
MEMPHIS, March So Passed mn: Robert
Mitchell and City Of Chester. The river has
fallea nine inches in the pest twenty -four
hours. Weather clear and pleasant.
RnIsBURG. March 30.-Weather cloudy,
with light rains during the afternoon. No
non&ahela has nix feet and eight inches.
CMCMNATI, March S0.-River rising
el0wly. Arrived: Nolhe Ebert from New
O1leans and Grey fron AEhnsas river.
Weoehef eloudy and cool
Ao9Dyul1s 1laRoh ~ River stiu rislnG
tOou4UUD q U0111 RAn0Lf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31

The following appointments were yester-
day made by Governor Warmoth:
Philip Schulz Inspector of Flour for the
city of New Orleans, vice Pennyman.
Constables for West Feliciana parish:
First Ward, w. M. Fletcher; Fifth Ward,
Joseph P. Gore; Sixth Ward, w. w. Vos-
burg; Seventh Ward, Joshua johnson;
Ninth Ward, John Payne; Tenth Ward,
Washington Spooner; Twelfth Ward, John
T. Gibbons.
The following appointments were made
for the new parish of Vernon, created at
the late session of the Legislature from
the western portion of Rapides
parish and the southern portions Of
Natchitoches and Sabine parishes:
Parish Judge, Nathan H. Bray; Sheriff,
John ]. Kink; Clerk of the District Court,
Isaac o. Winfree; Assessor, Joseph w.
Moore; Recorder, John C. Monday. JUS
tices of the Peace-First Ward, P. H. Cava-
naugh; Second Ward, James Hicks; Third
Ward, C. X. Oates; Fourth Ward, John J.
Call; Fifth Ward, C. B. Burr; Sixth Ward,
P. Koonce. Constables- es-First Ward, John
Self; Second Ward, Miles Parker; Third
Ward, Julius Denie; Fourth Ward, Melvin
B. Hill; Fifth Ward, Albert Sell, Jr.; Sixth
Ward, Augustus Evans, Jr.
The police jurors for the new parish will
be elected in each district under the super
vision of the justices Of the peace. The
capital will be located in section twenty
three, township tw6, north range nine west,
being on Bayou Castor. The police jury,
when elected, will, it is supposed, erect
suitable buildings for public purposes as
soon as possible.
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nANIRL CUMMINGS Il CO.,
(IsfABLlsaRD N l830)
WHOLESALE DRALRR0
WOODEN WARE.
ana Bostou aaanchuootta

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
new ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company, Freight ONCE,
New Orleans, Louisiana, March q, 1871.
VTyHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
Il articles will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, by d. &. MOrphy, auc-
ti0neer No. n Magazine street. to pay freight and
charges, il not CLAIMED within thirty days
8. p. ARMSTRONG-5O BARRELS II. l. Oil.
3. p. ARMSTRONG-14 CASES II. L. OIL
A. BROWN-4O CASES GASOLINE.
EDWARD A. BURK, Freight Agent.
mh2l 2taw4w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31

A WE'LL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
"A wishes . homo In . family, for which she would
possesses. speaks German, French and English
1ueutly; ID good housekeeper and manager;
would take tho entire care Of IN invalid going
abroad or any position Of trust or responsibility.
lrs. HAvKLAND, No. 200 Camp street. fels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31
FOB RENT.

xV0 O0N IL
>>~><~o~~~rr~~r~~~N~~~
NOR RENTcTWO WILL FURNISHED ROOMS,
with OF without board. can be obtained in .
private family at No. ~ Camp street. mh3l St.
NOR RENT-FURNISHRD ROOMS, sINGLY
Il or in suits 1T No. ia st. CHARLES street corner
-of North. mh6 Inn
DOONds TO RENT-OHB Or TWO FINE,
ID large airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms can
. had in private family, With Or without board,
where the French and English languages arc
spoken, and free from the annoyance Of children,
~ applying ct No. 33l st. Ann street, CORNER Of
UeEbiSny. The cars pass within few door. Of
the house. Terms very moderate. ocO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31

$1,000 REwARD.
'D.BINU0 VIA EU0A cures III Liver, Kidney end
Bladder Diseases, Organic weakness, Female zdio.
tons General Debility, and III complaints of t.
Urinary organs in male and female; oloOo VI
ing Piles that DBBIN0s Pie R8n1Dy hilS to cure
sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
nvll dkWly Baltimore, uArylAn4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31

Parties desiring information, or Wishing to zee
the Dnnderdale gas burning, win please call at the
ONCE The public are cautioned against using any
gas machine whichlinfringes ON the Dunderdrle
patent, now the property Of this company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31

MONEY CAN NOT BUY IT.
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELEssil
But THE DIAMOND sPECTACLEs
WILL PRESERVE IT.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES.
Manufactured by
LE SPENCER CO, NEW YORK,
Which gro now offered to the public, aze. pro
1o1 = 3. s1s HosT The
TTFiC PRINCIPLE ON which they arc constructed
brings the core OF centre OF tne aens d oirScsy n
vision, - in the natural healthy sight, and pre-
venting al unpleasant sensations, such ~ glim-
culiar to al others in use.
They arc Mounted IN the Finest Manner,
In frames Of the best quality Of all materials used
for that purpose. p,
EDWARD LlLIENTHAL.
JRwRLRB AND OPT1CIAN. .
L. sole agent for Now Orleans, Louisiana,
No. 05 5.... .Canal Street. Ne. SS
From whom they can only be obtained These
goods are not supplied to pedlers, at any price;
ae .;0 % keep: constantly .,saS on hand very largo
Watches, Jewelry and sflverware.
An Of which il Of the very best quality and fully
guaranteed. oc53 6m % p
EINE WATCHES AND JEwRLRY.
g. SlLvERSTEIN,
10S............Poydras strcet............1SS
Corner Of Carroll strset).
DRALIR IN
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FINE JEwKL1Y,
CLOCKS, SILvKRwARR, SPECTACLES,
EYR GLASSES, ETC,
would respectfully inform his old friends and Gus.
TONERS that he has reopened at the above named
Location. His stock being entirely new his goods.
oonsequently, are al of the latest Styles anA arc
warranted to be equal to anything in the market
Having bought for cash, he can sel lower than
almost any other house in the city, and being IN
Akvor q quick returns and sman profits, he win
guarantee bargains to Al customerA Come and SO
his goodA
watches anA Jewelry repaired in the very best
mannar snd at TIE shortest notice. oc23 6m 1t3p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-31
WANTED.

TNANTED-A LADY TO GIVE INSTRUCTION
w in Rn0lish and Music to Q family in the cOun-
-txy Apply to J. p. HIGGINS CO.,
mig 81 No. 70 CarOndelet street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

The radicals are mskihg = great hleH
ever their suscrss ia ksS York and lhsiT
iriu.ph ever the fsmmany s%oFTTnP'ioHs
The truth Is ihs rssul, vas Preiasei ~
lsmosrAiis ,siss ami the decent RsPneli'
can papers Of The city ~asknewlsigs tt
The frhnas the Past ani The saa all ron
fees il, The Grant radicals in Nsw York
Ssrs ia eoilnsioA With The raanNAy
thieves, The State Democracy Ia conVeh'
tioa denounced them, Judge Barnard Comp
lrollsr Green, gnigs rilisA aud Charles
O'conSr, all democrats, were rrlneifly In
simmsnial in exposing and Paillng down
the TammaHy ring, These leading men
we're supported by thousands o. honest
dsmosra,ie voters in the city aud the State
The result is 10 inlisalloa that New York
10 for Grant,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Martial Law-The collection
of Taxes, SC, III Limeitone
COUNTY.

We have had the pleasure of an
interview with Mr.. w. Scott, who
as a citizen of Limestone county,
has lad some experiences, both as
a spectator and practically, with the
imposition and collection of taxes
under the so called Martial Law.
Tho manner of procedure says Mr..
Scott, is without a parallel in the
history of this country, or indeed
of any country, making any pre-
tentions TO civilization.
Two hundred negro police, Off
cered by about six white men, con
stituted the collecting force. Ira
versihg the county in every direc-
ton, this force, in squads Of six or
more, went from house to house dc
handing what they claimed. in each
case, had been assessed. The pro
prietor failing from any cause TO
comply, as in many instances was
the case from positive inability, the
suuad with threats and insults
stronger than Texans in peace have
ever borne -proceedcd to seize
property to pay the tax. Ignoring
al those wise aud just distinctions
and regulations inst uted by Law,
they made it a point TO seize person
al property only, and that Of q class,
snch.as fine horses and mules, which,
if not easily tnrned into cash, conld
with ease, be appropriated 10 them
selves.
In n case for instance, a pair
oEhae uples for which the oBner
sho-t ifrre bsfore paid s5ee IN
gold. was fAken Of and the same
evening. after dark pat Up al aHc-
ton and sold al 800
Cstizers lafling % bid. the "Col-
stecters themselves. o. their follow
ers BID The properly n sn8 payns
the triHe. received The property and
disappeared
Seeing their ProPcrtf thus linbls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Medical society.

Al the annual meeting Of the Dallas
csaniy Medical Society, held at the office
Of d.. O, ". Stevenson, on Monday even
lug, New. 10, ~, die following 0fi"srs
were elected for the ensuing year
l.. RlLIort NJ. D, President
j. ". cRownus, NJ, u, LIST Vice President
X. c. CAhrHELL, 81. u, 2nd Vice President
Il, or uRvIASoR, NJ, d. Rec, Secretary
A. 4. JonSsoS, N. u, Cor. Secretary
j.. 7. TURNER, NJ. ID. Treasurer
CENSORSHIP. W. STEVENSON, ~. D.
hoY u. scorr, MD, PERRY pAgrS, NJ. D.,
aud q. W. l.ASn, NJ, d. -,
The regular meetings Of the Society VIII
be held the lsi Thursday OF each month at
2r. n. In Dr. S%ieysnson's Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

iIol ron THE RAILgoAD.-We understand
DR.. J. r. Mills and j. d. Lowery Of Ian
easter, have bargnined with the IL. & ]. c
railroad Co. 10 furnish all the ties from
Bear Creek, Ellis county, TO this city,
They have entered into their contract with
an iron will and assure us they will he
able to complete il in three months. They
want wood choppers. Now here is a chance
for the idle negroes, standing about our
street corners, to 60 TO work and mnke
honey-and lay II mp far q future hard
tint, nhi prove that they are making a
tropcr use of their freedom. Good wages
will be paid. Let nj! go to work and hur-
nv I'M the road. The Central Co. ia now
in for IL and determined to push things.
let all help forward the enterprise, and
when the rond is completed next May, W
will all take n ride" TO Houston and Gal
tesfon, nLl be treated with Champagne
md Oysters and everything else that il
good and honest, excluding the 'rh!cken
tiah xxx III 4. H.". Pa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

TnE sncoNp NERRi0T 90 Iig PEorLE o.
TEHAs.-They re affirm their opinion o.
1870, by awarding the uroyer \ baker
Machine the Fret rtehldm, for the Best
Family Sewing Machine, At the Grand
State Pair Q flsll, AMI six First Premiums
for best Maphine Stitching, double the
number awarded any other maehine.l-
Notwithstanding the great Efforts Of our
competitors TO dlsparage the perfection Of
our machines, the public aud the Fair As
soeiilions OF Louisiana aud Texas repeat
their convictions when opportunity oilers,
fhs sWpsTioriiy Of our N1ckins, by ispW'
chase and drari n he eommiirss. The sale
OF The Grover * Baker Machine IN greater
In Mississippi, ALBANIAN, Louisiana aud
Texas ihan that ofany other, aud the
awards received from the Fair Assoeia'
tions OF those States double those OF all the
other machines combined. What more
proof can we offer, fr wha, NE 30 Justly
elain namely, that the Gfover S Baker is
the best Family Sewing Machine, and the
fayoriie Of the people OF The South,
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
lS2 Canal Street, New Orleans.
Another large lot Of these Machines jusl
and for sale by
KEATbN & JOHNSON,
Oct. %, '7l-no7-ly1 Agents, Dallas Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

tsrssf ~ ~Ifttastfa ffsts AHtii
80 rssrisl sss isft ns Gsitsa.
iss ss saHssti ssi fffsiisf Tel
Ths bsisisiuIs u usaisss Ass fsIssh
u ils asaaus sutngs lac 0si spsaft
eft
usi.ss,OrssifF drlin's ne frssiisiV
q lac naarl r. ~ tiis HaTts
ils nfErs a.. OosfTnsF u LeasisHs 10
ssU ml--lis dssFsirsi -
Chslsu. hss hTsksn a AGAR ilshht
Nesa sratia.
several Il ~. Mo- ierk rpguss base
ari shrsai-s lfslhsrs u rslsF u, vsshsy
among thea.
Cs,ion tFn in iiEsTPoel-sAsy 10 Mes
York, 0ell-ll0s ist,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Lodge of sorrow.

Ala mee,ipg Of sorrow held by the
uansg.lJ LoIee If A. A. NJ. No 83l
haid in Nosonic Hall nj Mansfield Tar.
rant county Texas, Oct. 26th A. L 587I.
Tle followino Officers were present to
viii, Hrnr ", John Collier acting ". NJ.
p, O. Davis s. W, Protein, J. 4. Field J w.
D. q. Hodges Treas. protein, Joseph Nh.
orp, secty. j.. N. Murdock s. D.. protein.
w Rrntion ! ID !. d. Spepc,r TYLER,
n~on,,nnn,cotiob frnm n. W, VIM. Bran.
LAT, D"G Master, ra, read announcing
Tho ,Jeo,h of BRO. 8. j, II. Anderson NJ. W.
q. Al. of the state IF Texas who departed
,his iiG. Anaus, iD,b, A. d. 1871. A. l..
5s7l '"eTII
IN nation n rnhmi,,ee consisting of
Dro,s p q BATHS, j. Il. Field and Joseph
Nnrent was onnnin,el to draft suitable
resoln,;ons md ,hey made The following
renor,
WHEREAS. Our Most Holy Grandmnsier
in his inscru,nble nroyidence has called
snom ahor an eortb ~ sfelos,ing re resin
ment ohove NJ. W, G. Master Bro. Il. j..
II Andcrson md Whereas. we are taught
- nmnio,e yirtue ,~esnctt, merit. and to
bold in sacrel memory the dead Of cur or
no On nho , lave hsr;uj them livts Of love.
Their, fore Resolred, That in the death of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

Lrrr.LlKs PIcruRrs.-Atteution is called
10 the advertisement Of the Eclipse Photo
graphic Gallery on Jefferson Street Mr.
Davis has jus, put his establishment there
in tip top order and is now ready to fur
uish ms good pictures as can be taken any
where. Call and try him. His photographs
Of young people, it is said, invariably bring
on matrimony, when inierchanged oy ioV
ing hands--his pictures of old people look
better, il possible, than the old people
themselves, a.d his babies are wonderful
TO look al. Weare thinking of having our
picture taken to send to somc OF our Old
swcclhearis, who ARE all marrird, weHare
happy 10 say, and have large iaibilies'
some with grown daughters, nearly as
handsome MS their mothers used to be, bless
their hearts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

go vi fatOit ia nisf,sss tts
fanaahaiiau be- itt tiy ia~lfs'sssnis
itsifi sFist n 80 salIisss sisssilff
nai fsn ssY Hraiisa is ihs 'i'ss
ilsnln a. ~ tsa- sssiss sesai ~
sausf snl ga hsn asI siriisn 10 10
st,is iaf IL b. seq sell sfiusn esi si~'
~ harsuss Do b. Go isus W. rfrFf
siil tlsasurs shsn mnuuirsiisns %
siiy ssairs sul ars ~iiiiug - gissshs
rrsTsT lssrag lui ii sles'A b rssellse''
"a hat a large paHisl ~ eaT readers are
ia he ssasiy sni usi yaHisulaTg is'sF-
ssisi ia siiy sHairs Il seas 10 rs hat
he propsF Plsss for the iissassieA u hess
uaiisrs uoali 10 q Publis mssiiaE shsFs
al ssull havsa hFATing, fro@ The way
Aiiisus handles his suhjosi, Ne sAeali liss
10 hear Mia "a ,hs siane shsrs ss 'hlss
he goall be very elective,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

Az ssfddfs ani ihlrt iIar. iifrii
Heavens Doc aprrli che nila,n
with rare esrrrilurs u'm Hlih
ihs domani. ahaif,rr BE- might hs
glad a. es,ao with lfa and home
len
Commrui d uu~nnfasaN II. in
iho simp'u siairmrri ni ttrh iatis
az these there 10 not hat ID tur
the blnul of patriots N"Tih ~ we'll
as South then ihduui has jnsii q
flown tolruiish BEASTS and hoiol'es
and cffOrls OF good men ofoar onun-
lry, arc in vain - Wifeo ksd@'aeT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

The proposition 10 run Ton Scott ina
Railroad King, for Pre'lisnt against uran'
by a few democratic papers seems 10 meet
with snail encouragement We hope We
have no, come to that yet, We suppose
the Idea va. to get all the democrats TO
support him aud then let him buy up rad
ieals enough to elre, hia'- they can always
be bought u one has money enough.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

SyT We hear that q petition has been
sent from this city 10 our representative,
the Hon. JohnTW. Lime, to be presented to
fhe Legislature, asking for power to issue
City Bonds to b6ifd a Market House and
make other. city improvements:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

ta5-soms one has Tsminded M 'hs'
"Aasa, Anou, Sir in the ln'sllissns'h has
.biaih~i a legal adviser The hest 'h'hs
Ne could 40 Soull BE- 10 smPley q seheol'
master before he sFi,ss asy nors for the
n~svsnapSIs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

A Fnrr LrcrunE-we are glal 10 learn
that The young inch Of ibis city have form
cd a Literary Society, and that its rres''
dent, DR.. O. d. Mnndec, rill give a Tree
lecture al the Presbyterian Church on
mex, Monday evening, the 9th. The sub
jeet selected i, "Gcnesis and oeOiOsy'"
and will, no doubt be very interesting
The fac; that such a society exists in Onr
midst speaks we'll for II young and 'hriv'
ing city, aud, We trust 1t will meet WIN
every encouragement. Let every body
turn out and Lear the lecture. II VIII
commence at ! o'clock.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Nvessrs Murphy & Prathcr.

Have nav In store u large and well Sc
leeted stock Of Dry Goo Is, Boots and shces
Hats, Ready. Made Clothing, Notions, etc.
which they are Offering at reduced prices
An examination Of their stock and Prices
IL respectfully requested by them. No
trouble 10 show goods at ti,eir store do
not forretthe place, midd,c door Of the
brick block, West side Of the public
square. They mean business tuo9; I'm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

The Houston Union is getting as strong
on Grant as II was on Davis, before the
late election. 1t represents the Tide III
favor Of him as i~nundating all of this
country and the older civilization Of Eu-
rope. Senator Wade ard the London
Times arc both Cor him and so is the Iious'
ton Union. II looks squally.