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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
WANTED
5000 Bushels Wheat by
BLOCK, JET s co.
That Big Hunt.

We give below correct ''statistics" Of re-
suits ash ievcd by party OF gallant MIN
rods belonging 10 Dallas and vicinity. We
are informed, and who can doubt it, that
everything passed of in superb style
that the hunt was one grand carnival of
slaughter and good cheer, is amply at
tested both by The appended list Of slain
and the air Of selfish tisfaction worn by
the slayers. The Larder was in "fine
feather" the cellars" abundant to over
flowing the packs 1--WE mea n the dogs Of
course,) eager and correct, and the.pow-
der dry-(don think the hunters ever al
lowed themselves to become SOY. The fol-
lowing trophies belong to the victors, as
in order named, viz:
r. d. Jones, Is deer; W. H. CASTOR, IL |;
Henry Boil, s; S. NJ. Ayers, 8; Joel bod
son, /; Laws and Dodson, jointly, ! W.
II. Hord, /; Jno. B. Byers, l; ia. Mil
Ter, l Col. g. W. Baylor, l and Maj. ]
E. Barley ], making the grand total Of
deceased venisons Al As 10 the turkeys,
ducks, go uirrels and other small fry not
having a ready rcckoner along, the party
did not attempt the hopeless task of scor-
ing. The game mot killed by the party
received the attention of Dr.. G. W. G.
lowers and John NJ. LAWS, who, in their
particular line, won laurels as thick and
rs impe rishable as those Of their breth.
rem.
The party was led by Mesars. r. d.
Jones AND W. Fl. CASTOR, and was out nine
days. "Col" Eli Dangerfeld (cord) did
the role of general utility man, looking
after the cuisine, dishing up warm 'so'lh-
ings taking Stands to get run over by
frig hted deer, ETC., etc. The thanks Of the
whole arty are rendered the Colonel for
the attention and ability displayed by
him in pursuit of his arduous duties
When you get up another hunt, gentle
men, please count us in "few lives"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed to us while at Corsioana, and beg TO re-
mind them and the people generally, that We
are now opening at Dallas ono ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks OF Groceries ever
brought to the interior Of Texas.
Purchasing rs we do, direct from Impor'
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Stores, 1t
must be perfectly clear to the eomprehen.
sion of every one that We can afford to sell
our goods Mt small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market 10 coll and OK
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side Of
Elm Street, N. E. Of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs & co.
Aug. 25-5Gtill Jan. !, 1873.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
,,,,,d ,,a ia, All ,ou, l,sl.lsllon h.

peni,d, and that all your legislation 10
conducted mol In The Interest ofhny class
bnl with view 10 protect The rights and
ksler Tho interests Of The whole peoplb Of
this State"
A preliminary meeting was held ai Tho
Chamber Of Commerce this morning. A
large delegation Of bankers and leading
merchants were present. Geo. Jonas, W.
49, Pike, n. II. Summers and Page NJ. Ba-
ksr, we're appointed committee to prepare
q memorial 10 DO submitted to the City
Hall meeting.
The citizens meeting In front Of the City
Hall. Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather was largely attended. s. A. Adj
ans, President of the Crescent Insurance
Company, called the meeting to order. lie
said:
"God bless yos oil, for the manner In
which You responded TO the call for the
purpose Of resisting tyranny which has
been placed upon us; and hope you will
he sucot ssful in this, your peaceful pro-
test against the invasion Of your rights as
citizens"
Col. John McEnery then made brief
speech. lie said he was not there to make
poll tical speech or use infammatory re-
marks, but only TO take counsel in the
present state to which tyranny and fraud
had brought them.
Responding to loud calls, Gov. Wsrmoth
took the stand. He recited the incidents
connected with the election and returns,
and asked: ais II known that the sworn
returns are In the hands Of the Governor
How, then, can they decide whether or not
this or that officer is elected?" Tie said
that seven or eight counties had been
coun ted out without evidence; that the
Governor had been impcnched the State
House placed in possession Of the U. 5.
troops; the Legislature enjoined and
every man denied admittance to the capi-
tol who was not upon the infamous rolls
Of the enemies of the State. He conclu-
ded by advising recourse to Congress for
redress.
MEMORIAL.
The memorial presented by the committee
Of the Chamber Of Comm'r,e at their
meeting was then read and adopted. 1t is
lengthy document, setting forth the
history of the contest for tho past two
weeks in full. A series of resolutions
were adopted protesting against the hsur-
patton of the State government by party
Of unscrupuous Adventures aided by
Federal bayonets, authorizing the APP
pointment of committee Of hundred, to
prepare an address to the President and
Congress, setting forth the manifold
grievances; that they shall visit Wash
ington and lay 1t before the national au-
thorities md ask that the National Gov
eminent remove from the State Capitol
the Federal troops in order that the duly
elected representatives of the people may
have free access thereto to assemble, or
ganze AID exercise their legitimate du-
ties or. in the event Of the nnwillingness
of the authorities so to do, that they be re.
auested to establish military govern
ment in our midst, deeming the latter
infinitely preferable to the present ire
sponsible, illegal and usurping rule which
is supplemented and sanctioned by the
bayonet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
TsTRAY NOTICR--DALLAs co.

TAKEN up by W. T. OlDger and estrayed before
W. J. nalsell, J. p. Precinct No. 4, bay foksh,
about Az hands high, years old last spring. nhs
an uninteligible brand on left shoulder APPRAISED
at s35. ii'ot"
TAKEN up by Thomas Riddles aud estrayed be-
fore w J. Uslscll j. p Precinct No. 4, one br own
STEER, with some white on him. 0 or 10 years oid
marked CT op and over and underbit in right ear
branded on right hip valued ct 80 one Diacs
stag STEER, with some white specks him. or
years old marked crop. over and undereit ID Ief'
ear, branded 8 on right hip; valued Mt SO. One
brindle stag STEER. no marks or hrands. Year,
old valued at S. One two year old STEER, red
with some white on him. marked smooth crop on
the right ear, branded on lef hip; valued at 90
Tl43tf
TAKEN up n. II. DOwney and estrayed before :
D. Kerfoot, y p. Precinct No. l, one HORSE, rei9,
ing bald face white around month, white fret, 10
hands high IL or IS years old, harness and saddle
marks, an unintslligible brand one sorrei MAIZE
9 or years old, is hands high, both hind feet and
right fore foot white blaze face snip nose, giinlred
branded in a circle on len shoulder one nay
MARE. about IL hands high, about years oid,
branded HIT on left shoulder, right eye out .ns
appraised at SIS. 1851
TAKEN M by W. T. Thurmond and estrayed be-
fore John D. Derfcot J. p. Precinct No ], one yoke
Of work OXEN-one q large red and white IL mark
Ell erop of right ear and crop and swsllow-fork IN
left branded PS on left hip, about years old valu-
ed at 500 the other dun and white spoued OK,
marked swAllov-ork in right ear and swallov-i ork
: yesr. old. valued al SIS 1880
TAKEN mn l,y v. Morris and estrsyed before n.
about years old about IA hands high. asnip on the
nose and branded AP connected, on LEFT shonaeri
spd On lefl hip; valued at s6. llz5t
sJS0. NJ. LAWS, Clerk ID. O. Do.
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rn,a end charged with III. murder Of


resi,a End charged with tho murder Of
her child
Two companies Of he 4lh Cavalry have
besp ordered from Fort Richardson 10
Port Coboho, TEXAS, and the llih Infant.
w hrs transferred from foit drllhn TO
Fort Richardson.
The Gainesville Gazette of tho sOih uli.,
gives lengthy account Of what II calls a
userious Affair" In which two or three
horses were stolen from m old man who
was camped abouta mile from that place,
on shu creek. The thief was followed,
overtaken and killed by ayoung man (No.
q Of the party, who gave himself up to
tho authorities Of drayson county.
A great loss Of stock Is anticipated this
winter in consequences Of tho severe
drought, which has almost destroyed the
pasturage Gaine,rilie Gazette.
The premium Of the Grayson county
fair, for the best yield Of corn, was award
cd 10 W. N. Watkins, the average yield
per acre being "a bushsls.-Ibid.
Santana and Big Tree are in the Four
Courts Prison, st. Louis. They cay they
prefer the Texas prison. River Journ'
al.
We learn from the Gazette that the Su-
preme Court fined Judge Nancy one hun
bred dollars for contempt; md ordered
that he in no way interfere with the rights
of Judge Ireland and others TO practice
law in any Courts in which they have Ii
sence to practice. We are only sorry that
the fine was not commensurate with the
gravity Of the offence Waco Examiner.
And The gravity is of such magnitude
that mere fine in any extent could not
meet its commensurate demand.
Grading is going on over tho entire
route of the Trans-Continen tai railroad,
between this city aud Clarksvilie.-ldris
Press.
The following are the officers elected for
the ensuing year Of the lamar County a.
s. NJ. Association, viz:
For President, Willett Babcock.
For President, ]. $. Crook.
For Secretary, VIM. II. Lewis.
For Treasurer, q. B. Berry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
RCToRs.

The San Antonio Herald notices at
length the marriage ut this place on the
9th ult, of Mr.. James Callahan to Miss
Mary Grenet, daughter Of Henry Grenet,
Esq, an old and wealthy citizen.
The San Marcos Times is alarmed at
the prospect of Penitcntiary at that
place. Why "rHEsE" foreboding?
Judge L. D. Evans Chief Justice of the
State, is being treated in New Orleans for
his eyes. 1t is feared he will loose the
sight entirely.
The editor of the Cleburn Chronicle is
convalescent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
T he Justice of the Verdict

Rendered by the public years ago in favor
of the Mexican Mustang Liniment must
be apparent to all who have used that Ia
nous preparation or seen IL used as
hea influence is irresistible. The most
obstinate forms of neuralgia or rheuma
tic dis case are totally cured by 1t, ana
that in an Theoretically short space OF
time. External injuries or sores, whether
of man or beast, as well as all equine OF
uman maladies for which a Imminent
may Re used, are speedily remedied ny ,'S
use. Remember 1t is not merely palma
tive but on eradicant Of disease.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

lbg tfthu', i'rh ~ lev, wilthve wtnld
desire 10 receive md In ibis ,plrli wAs
prepared 10 receive The mesango without
noting The possible particle Of onimw he
gnt Of recent victory over IA and without
quarrelng NJ The flush Of the oouquerer's
pride likely 10 peryaie Its general make
up, but we were not prepared 10 read a
,olem pronuneiomenfo Of The conniry's chief
ignoring no utterly and entirely large
and certainly tho most unhappy, section
Of the land he Ia called TO rule.
General Grant had and has II In his
power 10 d. great good for his country,
and we had hoped that the endorsement
Of his acts however tb at endorsement was
really obtainsd) by his reelection would,
In n great measure, temper his int urc pol
icy 10 the lasting good Of the people and
his own glory. But alas, II transpires
that he Is incapable Of reaching dignity
above that Of the demngoguc, or arriving
at greater degree of personal or official
in depen dence than has heretofore marked
his course, q double calamity which, while
It PARALLELS the cause Of human liberty, Is
sure TO work the ruin of a prestige won at
some hazard of life and no small degree Of
devotion TO cause he professed to revere,
and should even-handed justice prevail In
the affairs of men, the crown hc so fondly
desires may bear more cypress than lau-
rel, for the people will some day awake to
the perils of their situa ton, and in COR
rectipg the evils that beset, will not fail to
punish those giving birth and direction
thereunto. f...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
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Sent by mail securely sealed from az observation, on
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
A HuItIn rIiIIrNI.

dAnolbff nlthntfd In The hsld, cried kthsfd
hat mn The snkt M history and truth 10 " known
The fhH bfn,Fh N Hast Ah oyefwaeh iof ne vsnn'.
Ing hng ana ~ despite The hlihfnnl hliies ihsi
nood The dsiugtd markets " The tohnlfn lftfet
Great Rfeclno otttshadova them sll, WIN lennae'
claim, the s0n0thns echoes ofwhth retenetele
through All the land, until The mighty mountain,
answering the senhoNrd rive hack glid I.'lon's
from hill 10 dale from river 10 lake, ana po,h o'
these nrain IN grand old ocssn, that rolls " On
Tor ayei with hlllowy rosr the people hymn ms
praises of Prices Celebrated Aromatic bl'er,,
They have tested liz efficacy, tried ". virtues anu
shrlnsd II, like an idol, In the very heart oi ,n'
Indigestion no longer waits upon their hppet'a, w
dnlgrncep. Dyspepsia breaks no more upon lnelf
en- Joynhle repasis. Nervousness aynnnt' dspny'
that crouchod Within them, shrinksM me meta
morphose Of the giant strength, aud the load OF SUI
frrlng under which they writbed, Is thrown on, es
with the agile grace aud power ofan athlete. lucy
care not for he recognition Of other preparations,
content TO know and feel that they have found IN
Prices Celebrated A romatio Stomach Bitterr, the
true balm they have heard so often pratcd OF IN a-
cad. Address
JAMES W. PRICE 4 CO.,
Ma nnfacturers and Sole Pr oprietors, New Orleans
Sold by Groeers. Druggists and dealers through
mt the South. Garlingt on, Marsalis Co., whole
sale Groccrs Dallas, Sole Agents for Northern Tex
rs le-lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
Hook and Ladder Company.

We learn that n contract ms been made
with the Mersrs. Hansel carriage maHu.
facturers Of this place, by our Hook and
Ladder Company, for a complete outhf,
consisting of splendid truck, ladders
gutta purcha buckets, hooks, picks, and
eve rything Necessary for well ordered
com pany, md from the interest manifest
ed by the members of the company, we
predict. that our town will be justly proud
of them, whenever they have On apportu-
nifty TO show their hands at fire. The
b'hoys "mean work." and should be en-
cournged by our older citizens. They have
shown their good sense in their organiza-
tion, by first making arrangements for
"tools to work with" instead ofsquander.
ing their money for gaudy uniforms and
costly entertainments. We understand
that work on tho "machine" will COM
mence Immediately, to be completed and
delivered in thirty days, and from what
we know. of the character of work turned
out by the enterprising contractors, we
predict that they will give the boys
'sbeautiful machine and one that every
citizen will be proud Of. The cost Of the
machine complete will be $780,
We clip the above from the Hempste ad
Messenger, and must confess that, while
We admire the progress of Hampstead, we
are filed with shame at the thought of
our own culpable negligence in matter
so ritaily important to the city Of Dallas.
How easy il would be to effect an organi-
zstion of this kind, and of what great
good it must be to us. If the old citizens
Of Dallas-those more intimately inter-
estod will not move, let some Of our ener-
getic young ones do 1t. The young men
are immensely interested in the prosperi-
ty of the city, IL not Immediately benefit
ted. The future Of Dallas is their own fu-
ture, and hor interests should be zealously
guarded and fostered. by them. We have
spoken Of this matter in every issue for
the past month, and shall continue to agi.
tate II until something is done.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
TO MARRIED LADIES

tbey ore particularly suited. They will In short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hnri,
hl to the constitution IT. all cases OF Nervous ana
Spinsl Affections, Pains In the back and limbs, IA
tgue on slight exertion, palpitation ofths Heart,
Ijyst.rIcs and Whites they will effect cure when
ali other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice or wiz
servation,
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insure bottle OF tho genuine containing hfty pills,
by return mail securely sealed from any knowledge
nf Ia contents,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

p@r Capt. Robert Josselyn, late editor
OF the Dallas Herald, passed up the Gen.
trail Road on Saturday night last, en- route
for Washington, bearing with him the
vote Of Texas for President and Vice-Presi-
dent'of the United States. We barely
got shake of the hand, with him, rs he
did not stop. The Captain hopes to be
back between now and Christmas, when
he promised rs n visit, Of few days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
Il ANDFOR SALE.

Fo-r Hundred and Eighty acres on Muddy ersst-
Hobbs survey, including line timber, PRAIRIE sno
wafer. =.
Also nice residence miles from Dallas hns
,.rrd fsr business For particulars apply 20
e-zuoss JN0. HEERf BROWN son.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
EOR SALE.

The Dallas Manufacturing Co. Mills are hereby
offered for sale. The building, machinery, ana All
appliances are FIRST class kun 70 ~ NJ, "
nsrifT IA viii grind 800 bushels Of wheat and 100 81
corn In twelve hours. With good management GRIN
sropxh NAV he obtained for full work IL will be
sold low for cash. SAo- T. cOOhA-
II. TE-7-Al-ff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

Could human passion be placed
under mans complete mastery, hui
manity would become divinity. 1t
was the wonderful exercise OF this
divine attribute that rendered the
character of Washington illustri-
GUS in history. And of all men in
modern times, Robert e. Lee was
the noblest example Of this perfec-
ton in human character-Amstin
Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14
DELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
ppyaE,s PuLMOEIC WAFERs

Cure courbs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchiiis, Sore
throat Hcarssness, dinheult brssthIne, Incipisnt
CorsumpfIon and Lung Diseases They havs no
taste Of medicine. and any child VII take them
housrod. have bs.r restored health that hsd be
o. Se-,,irra Terfiulony given in hundreds ofcssss
AZ for BErar's PuIroE1C WAFErs. Price IS csrts
rer box. JOB MOSES proprietor, 10 oorti.rdf St.
Ern YnrE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

B6y- A Washington correspondent says
that II is confidently asserted that sena-
tor sprague, of Rhode Island, has accep-
ted the Presidency of the Texas and Pa
cifo Railway.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

S@-All the Congressman from Texas
we're In their sents punctually on the first
day of the eession-Messrs. Herndon,
Conner, Giddings and Hancock, In the
House, and Messrs. Hamilton md Flana-
pau in the Senate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

pBThe Kaufman Star comes to rs
much enlarged and grea tly improved in
It's typographical appearance. We are
glad TO note this; the Star Is one Of our
host ex changes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

Jules Schneider, Esq, of that big gro
Gerry ouse, Schneider g. Davis, sold on
Wednesday six handsome bills 10 pur-
cbasers from the commercial vicinity Of
Jefferson. Houston buyers are expected
this way soon.-[Dallas Herald.
Very likely. One Of them told us yes
terday that he was going up very soon,
and that If be liked your town be would
buy it'll Houston Age.
All mistake, friend Nc; You haven't
the acspitsp' to buy one side Of us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

r6y- The Houston Courier, like Its pre-
decessor, the Times, hns ceased to exist. 1t
was short-lived. Flakes Galveston
Bulletin has also been suspended.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-14

The "Kiss Quadaille" is the latest
thing in dancing. The kissing is done
while swinging corners.-[Waco Exam
liner.
II could be done better in q corner
after quadrille.-[Houston Age.
The enterprise Of the Age is without
parallel. Just think of creating "eor-
nern in kissing. We'd like to find that
ring.