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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09


Having occasion to visit the city
of Shreveport on Red River, we on
Friday morning at 3 o'clock, step.
aboard the stage in charge of that
Accomplished and genial hearted
driver, "Bill', (W6 ARD sorry we
can't give his other namc.) who
landed us despite the badly washed
roads safely and in time for the
cars at Marshall. Ere long the 10
connective whistle was heard, and
soon we entered one Of tho finest
cars of its class, we have ever s6eh
any where. TWAS II perfect beau
ty, and we bksd to sec tho name
of some Northern Misunderstanding
on its doors, but judge of our aston
,ishment, when we behcld In color
cd glass Upon tho skyliglits, "made
in Texas, and were assured that
it had really been built at Hall
willie, at n cost of 81 500. This new
passenger car of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad, is really luxurious
and being made in Texas, Of Texas
material, added an additional charm
to 1t. Mr.. Taylor, the Conductor,
was affube and polite,as oil will over
find him. We write this, to speak
more especially Of the new passen,
gei.car of tho Southern Paci6c
Railroads.&c.. Democrat. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
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Editorial Notes.

~ The radical Cabinet at Washington have
had under consider aticn the comniunica-
tiou Of Earl Granville, in relation to the
Alabama tifficulty, and it is understood
that the reply Of Secretary Fish, while
yielding nothing essential, will be so po-
litely.worded as to prevent the danger of
any serious col ,ision between the two
governments. We shall see. There is no
nerd Of any war. 'f'st ~
y The tobacco manufacturers are in;s t. z
before Congress for on amendment to the
present discriminating tax on tobacco.
which is said to operate to the great ad-
vantage OF the cutters over The manufac-
turers Of plug tobacco. A uniform tax is
wanted and seems altogether more reasc n
able. The grading and discriminating
gives rise to cunning devices and dishon.
est practices en- the part Of manufacturers.
~ tits asserted in the Courier-J ournal that
AFFIRM in Louisville has bought pp nearly
aallthe Old Bourbon Whisky in the conn
: try, in order to make "a whisky corner"
fsndl realise vast profits. We suspect this
for an advertising dodge"
:. The Washington correspon lent Of the
Huntsville Courier Journal attempts to ex-
4fpiAin the position of the democratic mem.
xbers of Congress, and represents them as
>sbeing Almost unanimous for the passive
policy, and aflying low and keeping dark
ss5Sffhs present, while the split in the Re !.
,pablicnn party Is developing itself lie
thinks, however, that National Demo-
cratic Convention may be necessary tsgiye
como unity 10 democratic action in favor
lof son,s liberal republican candidate. We
! akfe afraid that our political wise ones at
Washipgfon are taking little too much
spon themselves, without proper consulta-
lion With their constituents At hsme, and
J win make muddle of the matter. Bar
|. gxin and intrigue are words that sound
badly with the people. There are as ms.
Z ny wise heads out Of Con ress as in it.
The Kentucky Legislature are about de-
visins . proper law TO prevent anything
like M Klux operations in that Slate. III
ths osher Southern States had the right of
self government once more, they would
/. soon establish universal peace and good
,erlero ia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
For the Dallas HEKAL'
sThe Public school. >"

-. a,
The.hERALD oil March 'he "a cohta' neu
an article signed seiiing iorth mat
the superintendent OF Iao'c instruction.
desired 80 establish q scnooi oihigh order
in the city oil Dallas; ihnt inc Guy mas
been requested ny said oihciai, throngh' the
Mayor and Boord OF Aiuermeh, 10 sciect
and donate the ground upon winch to erect
the buildings and that the CITY authori
ties had appointed VIM U. Young 70 re,
cs,Ve anu report any uohaiiohs VI iahu
from private persons.
AS one OF the citizens oil Dai'as, ine
writer objects to this proposition. WIFE
out going into any argument, ~ ~ enotgn
to say he objects Tor the Following reaso Do:
LIST. The foundation is rotten, IN TINS,
that the superintendent OF ruoic lnstruc
ton, is the same Mr.. DeGress, whose &C
tions hcretof, re have utterly failed to estab-
lish In the public mind Of the real citizens
of Texas; confidence IN his purity rs pub
lie officer or his sympathy WIN any class
Of people excepting that chmmingled crew
OF selfish tricksters and political vampires
who have, since the Inauguration Of tine
Davis administration, committed series
of outrages on our people too well known
and too deeply felt TO require statement
here. ~"
I'd. Under the law establishing public
free scboo Is $50 called), neither Mr.. De-
Gress. nor ahy of his under sirappersi has
any right or warrant of law for establish
ing such an institution as the one proposed
-''a school Of high order"-which means
an academy, seminary or something Of
the kind. The law provides alone for or
binary free public schools, Tor four months
in each year. Esos y5..
3D.. lie is wholly opposed, rs citizen Of
Texas and a freeman 10 doing any volun-
tary act, while the present corrupt anthor
tiles rifle the State, in opposition to the
Overwhelming public voice, which shall
tend in the remotest degree, 10 lend conn.
tenance to the outrageous, despotic and
swindling FREQ public school law under
which DeGress claims to act. On the con.
trary,. the enactment itself, its originators
and those illiterate, imported interlopers,
who are lording it over the country, as the
deputy district satellites of Mr.. Distress,
under its provisions, 81 ould be held in
reprobaiion by every honorable citizen.
Some of them, from bearsay, are doubtless
respectable men. but the writer has seen
none who did not appear TO manifest more
affinity for negro than white associations.
Under such men as final arbiters, what as
surance have we that the proposed acade
my win not BE bspii,ed snd issusufated
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

Newcomb, one of the guilty ring, was at
New Brsuufels on the day that Richard
son, the negro jnryman, was arrested.
The latter approached him at the hotel,
and asked why he had been arrested and
treated thus? True 10 the spirit which
has aciuated the whole affair he replied:
damn it; didn't you know better than to
find an Indictment against the GOVERNOR
This is the animus WHICH has brought
about this outrageous attnck upon Grand
Jury. Court, district Attorney, aud in fact
every one connected with the matter. 1t
is base attackto bring discredit upon
the standing of the Court, to iniimidate it
and the officers Of the law, and to give n
handle for Clark and his supporters, in
their sorest need, to pull on At Washing
ton These are the Two objective points
which are to be reached at all hazards, and
we doubt not the trip will prove fearful.
ly hazardous one to those embarking upoh
it-Aushn Statesman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

Ex-GOvKRNOR THROCK MORTON.N
Whether the discussion ofthe claims
of individuals for Representatives
in Congress, be wise or otherwise
at the present time, it seems the
subject is being well ventilated
The article in the Dallas Herald
suggesting the name of Gov. Throck-
morton, has called forth from some
-three-ofthc Democratic journals
of the State terms of disapproba-
ton, if not ccnsure, while a few 9th
ers are silent, a number favor the
nomination of the eX. Gotefttbr. If
he would accept the nomination,
we should be glad to see his name
among the nominees Of tho Corsi'
cana Convention, believing him to
be one of the strongest men in the
State, and would carry the domo-
cratic banner to glorious victory.
However, let the candidates be
whom they may, so they are hon
est men in whom the people fully
confds-patriots, on whom all can
unite, and there will be few stray
glers at roll call. --Gdinsritte Ga
seftes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

90. reietsona Ladies' National Maga,,
ilne, 10, April, hs. come already, and looks
~ hne M ever. Terms W., q year
The Ladies' book TO- March has come
With Ia usnsl nit seilons, 20 we'll Known
to The public. The music az Tho present
number Is q sorg by N slmier, Behold
In his soi, expressive Foce' The Fashion
Plates are good.
From T. s. Arthur & Bon come IheIIome
MngnI zine and the Children's Hour, both
publications OF merit. ~,
Woods Household Magazine for March
Is among the new arrivals. We have here
tofore faVofab y'noiiced this as good
thing 'Y6rtiio III ohey-only Sl,00 a
The PHI Geological Journal for March is
as interesting MS ever. II contains portraits
of Attorney General Williams, Jim Fisk
aud much good reading 'mailar. An arti,
Gle on Fish Culture, illustrated, attract ed
our attention. samusl II. wells-8s0,
Broadway N. Y. $500 a ysar.
The American Exchanges Review Tor
February last comes from Review Publish
my Company N. ". Corner of Walnut 8
Fourth Streets, Phil. IL is a Miscellany. q
Useful knowledge. $780, !ear.
We have received two numbers Of Beech
ers illustrated Magazine, q Monthly pub
lissed by J. A. Beecher at Trenton, M j.
Sl,OO u year. 1t may be worth the money
but we can not particularly recommend a 4
from glancing look at its contents. "a
Balmer & Weber from St Louis send ~,
the following new musical publications
"Mandnlines Dream "Maggie May,
",Gave Of General Lee" "IIappy Hours o
Childh ood, N'Wiciched and Alone" SOU
lille Darling "Well DO Dar,' (negrt
comic song) II kiss thee in my Dreams,
"Birdie May" "TIeasurc Polka, nnd"Joll.
Sisters" These songs and Instruments
pieces ere al gotten out in fine style an
can be sent to order. Address Balme
s. Weber No, BOG, North 9th St. St Louis
These gentlemen are also agents for Chick
err ings famous Pianos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
use N. Alas mepers..


The majority aud min6tliy reports Of
HE M Klux Comminse, Ibsoinied Wy
Congress, have been made Aifo holhlng Of
. new or startling ehafatYer has been de-.
yelopcd. what bcilfsIdssW6'llj report, In
substance, has been Iodgimdde public, and
general interest In the matter seemed 10 be
subsiding before The reports were made.
The Conmille was iloiwnNip TO base an
excuse for Grants military inter ferencs 10
the so'i'h, aud make political capital for
he radical party. 10 this respect II may
be considered dend failure. The MAORI.
~ OF the Committee, OF course, report that
the Ku Klux existed In the Cnrolinas aud
perpe,rated many onirnees upon Tie me-
groes, and they try to make IL appear that
II is a secret political organization, exist.
Jog throughout the South. The minority
admit that In some localities in North and
, South Carolina the'e organization were
formed and improp'racis were committed
by them, but they deny that any evidence
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

81 The remark Of the Sherman conri.
~ u iiie'lst Of March in reference 10 the
cengressisnhli election and candidates, are
entirely unebjeetionsble, and need no fur
shsr csnmsnt on our part. There is GER
tainly no occasion FOR any had feelings be-
tween the Gsurisr and the IIERALD. We
have both, no doubt, seied in the matter
,Hgreeabls 10 orr considerations judgments.
Tie failure Of Congress 70 remove the diss-
tililies Of oar favorite. may exclude the
idesof his being candidate at all, for
any of5ce. We shall lake much pleasure
in supporting the nominees Of our party
for Congress or Governor or any other or
'fces, being fully sniisfed that good and
trie men viii be selected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

A RARE PAssAGE.-The Hon. s.
Sock sometimes enlivens his p0iit-
zeal discourses with passages of raro
learning In his recent speech on
the Syndicate he uses with great
effect a quotations from Sir John
Vaudeville, which few-if any
persons have ever read :. "a Salts
factory account is given by Sir John
Vaudeville of this remarkable
mondescript in his famous Travels
in Cathay. While passing many
contrees, both by land and sea, l
cherched on the Chinese wall a
strange animal of the Lizard kind.
He was know in ancient books ms a
chameleon. When the sun did shine
he took various colors; sometime
1t wore d golden hue, and sometimes
had a green back. Laughter. |
caught him by means of a steele
mirrow, which so bedazzle6 his eync
that he was easily caught. | bring
him home as a strange bcrste. II
is called by the natives q scindl-
cate" i iila l sA '
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
Indian glrl,i.

Mief The raid made NY the Indians on
Tuesday night last about twenty men,
armed and squlrpej, started In pursuit on
Wednesday morning, 2iat Inst All The
party returned Thursday but thirteen, who
we're In advance Of the rest and pressed
closely upon the Indians until they came
up with them, NJ noon on Thursday 10 u
mesquii Hat, on The head Of Sandy, about
70 miles northwest OF here. The Indians
had stopped apparently TO eat, and did not
seem 10 be expecting pursuit. They were
on a prairie point, and partially conceal
ed Ny brush and timber. Our men raised
a veil and charged them, but were warmly
received by Tile indians, who had greatly
the advantage In position. After firing
about thirty or fofiy rounds, and finding
no disposiiion on the part Of the Indians,
who a,e supposed to have numbered TWEEN
~. tn,tfyc nnck. the white men withdrew
hcrt time for consultation. Advancing
1.-The seeon1 tine they found the Indians
lind retired. Concluding that their num-
i har vas iob smali md that thew might be
ombushed If thew messed forward, our
m an w;,hd ,ew from the pursuit.
one white mon. MIR. Albert Henning.
rsceiysI n s'ioht aank wound, the ouiy
.a sual,y occurring 10 tho whites. IL Is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

Miss Ada Blancne Perkins. late
of the "Oread INSTITUTE" Worces-
ter, Massachusetts,, has been elected
Professor of ancient and modern
languages in'tkc college for ladies',
in yacksossille,. Hlinoik. Miss Per-
kins is tbe only chic Of tho late
Maj. Perkins whose fortune vas
lost through the failure of the Rus
ian government 20 keep its con-
tracts, made for arms during the
Crlmean war, bat not needed as
tho war closed while the arms were
on the ship-board.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
What Dr,prpsia No, End In.

Indigestion is not and erous say the farulty FER
hfr5 aot in i'seli, while 1t remains mere ndiges
ton but loon At the consequences to which Il may
lead, aud often DOES tsen u becomes chronic dis
ease. A spark Of fire is small thing. pressure
OF the foot will put Il out breath will exnguish
u. Yet II may fire powder mill, or kiudle flame
that will con.nme city. In like manner ipdigcs-
ton may produce gastritis concer Of the stomach,
congestion Of the bowels apopcxy liver discasr and
many other dangerous mAadies. Il IL not wise.
then, to check It in the germ Nothing Is moie
clearly and indifpuiebly established than that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will eradicate dyspepsia In
all its stages The trnc policy. however Is 10 extn
guish Il In the fret stages, with this wholesome.
powerful. md infallible tonic and Alternative II is
easier 20 fuench spark than iaIne AND 1t u easi
er TO cure dyspepsia when 1t Is first defSluraf than
when II has made hehhwar By neglect, and heconie
complicated with other aiimrnts. There Is not the
shadow Of a doubt that the bhters az directly
antagonisic 10 dyspepsia wateris TO fire. There
are thousands Of on record proving this TACT.
The remedy Is safe and agreeable. All the liquors
Of commerce prescribed ~ stimHlanis leave sting
behind But the citing is taken out Of the spurious
basis OF this great remedy by vegetable medication,
and moreover, the stinitsant thus medicsted s OF
exceptional purity. OF all tones taken as safe
guards or remedies for fever and sgue. billions
wittens and other epidsncs, IL s the only one that
can uniforml beydrpeneed On.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

na The Che rokee Sentinel reports cir
cular from the officers and citizens Of Dick.
inson county, Kansas, requesting the Tex
as drovers not to come through that coun-
ty, as "lbey will no longer submit TO the
evils of the trade. Whew !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

REPEAL OF THE CnicKAsAw CATTLE TAX.
The Chickasaw Legis lature has repealed all
laws heretofore enacted for the purpose Of
levying q tax on cattle, and other tax up
on stock driven through that nation. In
connection with tiis notice, we may add
that the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad is
now completed and in fine running order
10 vinita, Junction of the NJ, X. and I.
Railroad,l in the Cherokee nation- This
com pany has large and commodious ship
ping pens al yinits, as well as a, Prairie
City, AMI Seneca, thu latter Immediately
on the line Of Missouri and the Indian Ter
ri.ory. wb,re good shipping facilities will
be found, and gooe hotel Accommodations
At both these points. The As r. Road is
smooth, cars large, the cattle trains have
tbs right over all other except passenger
trains, sud thiF rous. is far shorter TO St
Louis and other eastern and ncf1heastefn
points, than any other competing lines.
This information we CLEAN from our good
friend CHARLEY BABcocK, aud We have
,uch eepAasaes in him as to endorse all he
s.r.. See sdssrtissmsut 10 another col
ana.
- -ff el.;mcs
Steam Is. a servant tbat eeme-
flows up its ma ,tcr. s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
1--WE never loted tee or Hover
but twas the fist to fade aud die

THE SECOND VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE OF
TExAs.-They reatfirm their opinion
1870, by awarding the Grover 4 Baker
Machine the Frst Premium, for the Best
Family Sewing Machine, ut the Grand
Slate Fair Of 1871, and six First Premiums
for Best Machine Stitching, double the
number awarded any other machine J
Notwithstanding the great efforts of our
mpetitors to disparage the perfection OF
our machines, the public and the Fair As
sociations of Louisiana and Texas repeat
their convictions when opportunity offers,
the superiority Of cur Machines By It's pur-
chase and dbdfa II tas 6ot8miite.s. The sale
OF the Grover S Baker Machine is greater
in Mississippi, ALBANIAN, Louisiana and
Texas. than tbGt Of Any other, and the
awards received from the Fair Associa-
tions Of those States double those of all the
other machines combined. What more
proof can we offer, for what we so justly
claim namely, that the Grover 8 Baker is
the best Family ewing Machine, and the
favoritc Of The people Of the South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
1ei '.t9 1872 Canal Street, New Orleans.
Another large lot Of these Machines just
received and for sale by
KEATUN < JOHNSON,
June 90 ls71-fy1 Agents, Dallas Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

Berthe general election for Governor
Legislature and other State fiiocers takes
place in New Hampshire on Tuesday ext.
Last year the democrats elected their State
ticket by y few hundred majority, the first
democratic administration that Stnte has
had in many years. -a''
The Convention election comes off In
April.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

s6rwe are 10 i,ee ipt at last Of the Aus
tin Tri.weekly s:aiesnan, OF February
10Th, after sioppage OF over six weeks
The explanation given by the Statesman is
that IA making transfer from one er:
change list TO- q sother, the HEnALp was &C
cidently omitted. We heps to receive il
regularly hereafter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

p%we see by the Fort wSr,h Demo
crat, that our neighbors in Tarrant wan
as little Court as possible the coming term
They say il comes Mt busy season, when
they would rather be ploughng and plant
ing than counting. Under the circum
stances, we expect his Honor, Judge Hart
will order the Court "to dry up
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

ANOTHER FIRE AT JEFFERSON -Tbe en-
tensive Iron Foundry Of Messers Morris
McKeoun & Co., Jefferson Texas, was en-
tirely destroyed BY Ere on Tuesday nom
ing, February 9th, involving loss Of
S25, 900, insurance only 5000
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

ra-Ray Phillips, convicted Of bisssmy
and sent 10 the Huntsville Penitentiary,
comes out in long sentimental letter in
The Houston Telegraph protesting his in
.nocence and prating about '.Juslice, Truth
and the Infinite Heaven save us from
enc # these cauiing sentimental Villains.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

rEa. The Bulletin of Galveston and the U n
ion Of Houston, do not appear to be alto
ge her satisfied with the exhibition of legs,
lately made in these cities by the Lydia
Thompson TrOup. Really these things are
not much, when you get used to them. We
are not asfonished raas the Telegraph and
Times should De In raptures ever them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

John Hancock in letter to Maj.
Walton, says there is little prospect
that an amnesty bill viii pass this
Session, and advises every one wish
ing relief, to apply by petition. He
thinks it is the duty of every man
to place himself. if possisse, 10 a
condition to serve the country il
called UPON Waco Examiner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

srEss VINO Is JnE NKATEsT HoUsEKEKP-
n IN our tovn7 We knov Der. She cleans
Der kniyes, china, widows, paint, oil
sish :, tsbiss and floors, ard brighieus her
NC. t'ffss and copper wares. vita Enpsh
Nor -a's Seas saptlio. ass for ii. la
. 70 tl1nz.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09
Trausforming the Complex.


IOn.-Tbe Transformations produced by
HAGAs's MAsSoIIk DALN q re quite as as
fonishing as any scene on the Stage Of q
theatre. That famous beauiiher, trans
mutss q sellow, peeky lcoIinv complexion,
into one in which the lilly nd the rose vie
for admiration, and inparts TIA dry,
harsh skin, the softness Of perfect lowell
ness. Tan and freeklss, which country air
aud sunlight are pretty sure to produce,
in spite OF parasols and sundoEns, are COM
plete'y obliternied By H.; while it has q
perfectly magical efest in banishirg un-
doe reduces, blot hes aud pimplss from the
skin When the LADY who has used Il to
remedy her complex ioual defects locks in
ID. mirror she is equally astounded and
gratifed at the Improvements in her 81
pesrsnos. Every bIemisb has dissBpear-
ed her neck, arms and bosom, now rival
in vhiieness the snowy collar which ef-
circles Der throat, her creek NANTES With
peach like bloom, and she Is ready 10 iu-
yoke blessing on the inventor Of the AZ
tssle which has wrought such delightful
irsnsformaiion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

I eeT We learn from persons from Corn.
cana, recently, that track. laying has com
p'tnctd on tie Central Road from that
plscC Moth. A LARGE gang of Penilenti,-
~ hands are nj work on tire road-the
came, we believe, who #ete recently At
work on the xestern branch OF The Cen
trail. The work will be hurried up as fast
ms possible, and the date of the cars reach
Ing our city is variously staiel-some say
as early as the LIST Of July, while others
Z gut Il as late rs September or October.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-09

B6yThe lhtest news from Austin repre-
sents Gov. Davis 'hs returned. Whether
he will ever be tried is question. That
he has been guilty Of violating the law OF
Congress we have no doubt.