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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

THE OLD LAND MARKS. The
new Cathedral at San Antonio, cree
ted within the enclosure formed by
the walls of the Old Mission in the
northeast portion of the city, will be
completed, it is thought, by next
Christmas. The first stone of the
old Cathedral was laid on the 18th
of May 1884, when the Indians
were nearly the only inhabitants,
save tho religious order which To-
Gated at that beautiful spot. The
venerable piles which remain in
and around San Antonio as the me-
mentos of IN earnest and pious or
der, possess . fascinating interest
to all visitors at the present day,
and it is not strange that the citi.
zens see with regret the destruction
of the monuments which have such
historic interest, and connect them
with q people and an era which has
passed away. Flakes Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

Ey II is reported thu. the Texas delegn-
ton to the Baltimore Convention, after II
was over sought an interview with Sum
nar Cant democrats 60 for Greeley With
cut going for every dyed in the wool rad
ical in the country? If John Brown were
nlivc would they honor him with a cali'
We are afraid Reagan dcmoralizcd the
W hole delegation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

efg- he radical papers are not rnhlish
irg our. opinion If. Grant nnlshis office
holders. Our Judgment of Grant ough! to
be ms good as our judgment Of Greeley.
They arc careful TO note oil our objections
to Greeley. Now we..thinG Grant is not
Fl for the Office Of constable. Will they
Put llia. in their pipes OF their papers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

R<sF 1t is said that 2f asses Of he Me-"
York Hcrsld's Livingston Expedition per.
iehci before the great humbug.. was inter
viewed. If ihp chief ass, Mr.. Stanler, haa
been among the number it .swoull have
been no very distressing matter, though
Livingston was not worth thu death OF Que
nhH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

TuE G.. III & HENDERSON RAIL
RoAD.-This road. under Geo. Ii.
Nichols, its efficient Superinten-
dent, is now running three trains
per day from Galveston 10 Houston,
and two return trains from Hous-
ton. Tho train which leaves Gal
weston at 5 a. NJ connects with the
morning Central, and The two leav-
ing Galveston at $50 A. 81. and 2
p. N connects with the evening
Central trains.- Hessien Telegraph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
DALLAS Co, July 26, 1872.

take pleasure in stating that l
have been familiar with such obser-
vations and deductions that | was
present when the observations were
made, and have examined the calcu
lations and find them correct. l
would further take this occasion to
recommend Mr.. Frost as a young
man of thorough scientific acquire
ments and an accurate calculator,
who richly deserves employment
and will render satisfaction as a
Surveyor. W. A. FERRIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

lsy- On, Col. ]. 7. Picket, hard up, we
suppose, has had the mcanness 70 sell to the
Grant administration some Confederate
documents ho happened to get hold of by
hook OF crook, Better for Picket TO have
starved than 10 have thus disgraced him
self. His letter TO The public In exculpa-
,ipn Of the act makes it worse, II is said.
Nov let Grant give him an cfice as
companion to DR.. Smith.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

e3 ". G. Darlington and others OF
Richmond, Va. make an appeal for assis-
lance 10 enable them 10 remove the bodies
Of Confederate soldiers from Gettysburg 10
ITollr wood Cemetery. Many have already
been removed bat many still remain en-
that CORY battlefield. Remit to W. c. Car
ringicn, care Piedmont s Arlington Life
Insurance Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

Ear We warn our democratic friends to
beware how they indulge in compliments
to Theodore Til,on aud the Golden Age,
because both are for Greeley. Tilon has
beon the open advocate Of Victoria Wood
huh and free love as well as Of Greeley.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

sca. We have received No. Of the Boys
Companion, a neat little paper, started by
ecme toys at HOUSTON. We give the edi'
iorial corps: E. NJ. Longcope, editor 'nc'
I. Dickinson, Arthur Iiutchius associate
editors. Spencer IIutchins, business mana
ger. II lie we'll printed on good paper, aud
is sold for five cents q number. Good luck
10 the boys-wc like 10 see their enter
,.rise
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
OTEER MARKETS.

CONDENSED from the Galveston News.
LIrERrooL, July 81.
corroS Opened quiet at ]s0l0sEd. and close 1
uncha igei
ErH YvEE, July Q.
G5Ev-1l4li.
CoTroSNarket quiet during tho day, q, the fol.
loving quotations: ordinary uplunds lb34c. good
ordinary 49,; law indtlng lie. ,nIddling 2lc;
midiline Alabama 221ac.; mldtlng Orleans a.ll |;
middling Texas 22i4c.
NLT ORLEANS July 81
Golp-lll5s.
Cation entirely nominal quoted At 2Uil5 to 2lc
for low mddlng.
GALVESTON July q, lS12
There NJ pears 10 DC some liability IN the Improve
nent noticed in the general market yesterday and
som houses were doing liberal trade In staple
groceries to-day. Flour relies dull and WAS shipped
orders to-day 81 80 ~ SUD Tor low a.i IS 20 Tor
good tre IL extra.
There is nolhlng doing In cotton, and The wool
maj ket IL still in an nJm alJas position. The3oc
unsuld amounts TO 800 sacks, Tho gro.'lr portion OF
which Is moro Or less bury. Quotations arc nOai-
nal at Zoe. for free and 25c. for bury.
Hides cont inGe dull ut l5c. for dry n, they run.
Gold il and in demand at il3l/ TO ll3ix, the
latter figure being freely offered by Tie JuuGs for
| irge amounts. COunter rates, for sruls under u
thousand dollars, range from il3 tV ll3l5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

arA gentleman writing to US from
wavue county, Ohio, dltel July 18th,
Gays:
aour crop of wheat is all cut, aud is
about good half crop oats full crop !;
"a for corn, IL is poor, the cut worm took
il in the spring III The sod fields some Of
!, Il GOOD and is Just commencing TO las
sel: early potatoes not very good wheat
i selling for si.40j corn 5Dc,s; cas- socis.
Fruit piepiy.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
yHyHYE GREAT LUMBER
ID T. ED g FL
Houston, Texas
Houston,

Tho undersigned is prepared to furnish Pine
Lumber to order from his Mills on tho Houston
and Great Northern Railroai to be seat forward as
required.
All orders accompanied with cash or drafts will
be promptly attended TO.
For further info nation apply TO me ty letter At
HotBton, Texas, or to :. II. Mukey. on Elm Street,
Dallas, whose orders 10 me will bn promptly filled.
SHINGLES cuEs:antly on hand.
4J:3mos. S. S. MUyGFR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

tE1- I'VE learn from the Austin States
man that, at the district Convention of
The counties of Gonzales, Guadalupe and
Caldwell, Judge John Ireland, L. J. Storey
aud W. b. snyers were nominated for the
Leeislature--a good and strong ticket.
Judge Ireland is one Of the best men in
tho State and fit for any office within The
gift Of the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

Ren There can now be little doubt OF the
noS,ina,ioa and reelection of The llon'
John Hancock, in the 4:h District. lern'
don and Giddings seem to have 10 compe.
ii.ors as y,i and viii not have, We pre-
Euino
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

a wnlp le nie bnbllh rhiteffllf
Magazine iake, Inc position hat nearly all
me- tyfa0by and despotism In NE void v
d,e ie.nlt of lubaey Ne refers 10 calign.
Ia. ne Haman Emperor, NJ m example
and Illustration Of Ibis Thi. MAS elar
aoief had been considered excellent before
his esaltalion 10 tho throne, which was
hailed with delight by The Roman people.
llc was som after tah'u slek, and many
were Tho prayers offered up In the temples
roc his recovery. But I, IL supposed that
hi sickness effected his brain, for after.
wards he was gully Of such cxtrnvngani
md brutal acts Of despolism, that history
has stamped his name with un lying infa-
many. Nero Is mentioned MS another, 80,
also, Domiiiap, Hcliogabalus, Alexander
the Great and, In more MODERN times,
Robcspierre and Louis XI, Of France.
Now there may be something in this, for
all outrageous acts Of tyranny certainly
SAVIOR Of an unsound mini. 1t was, per.
haps, from this consideration, IL was deem.
cd nothing wrong in the olden iimc to kill
a tyrant, MS We do q mad dog--indecd, il
was looked upon ms a.noble deed. While
in these, our days Of tribula,ion we should
be very far from adv sing, or sanctioning
or even pnliating any of these acts Of vio'
leuce, by which the oppressed Of ancient
times go, rid Of their tyranis, we do think
this idea of insanity might be used in n
milier form for positive good. We were
struck with the action Of tho learned do,-
tors Of Waco, in the case Of the little Tyr
ant Oliver. After grave consultation, they
pronounced him . lunatic, and had him
secured for awhile, until he come little
to his senses. We think this should be
carried on, in every case hereafter. When
ever II tyrant attempts TO Cypress the pc =
pie in such way us to show that he hos
no regard for la and justice, the doctors
! should at once have consultation on his
case, in Il legal manner, and declare him
I insane and nnii TO roam Mt large, and he
should be immedisiely arrested ana kept
in confinement until he RECEIVERS his rea.
son, whether lie be a judge or governor.
The good Of the State and the rafety of its
people demand this. Lunatics, in the
garb and guise Of tyran,s, should not be
allowed to do MI sorts of mischief unre-
slric,ed, We have every confidence in the
medi faculty of Austin, and we hope
they will be on watch and act with as much
wisdom aad promptitude as their brethren
at Waco, whenever TIE occasion demands.
If tyranis are luuatics, il is a christian as
well as legal duty TO have them confined.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
EsTRAY soTIoE--DALLAs co.

ESThAI EOTltE---bALLAS 20.
TAKEN upby Jno. Henderson and estrnyed be-
fore NJ Myers, J. P. Precinct No. 5. one blown
HORSE. years old. lift fore foot and 10th hind
feot white above pas'er Joints In forehead. snip
on his nose. tightly harness and saddle marked,
IL hook joint enlarged valued a $50. }o5iN.
TAKEN up by n. N. Smith and cstrayed lefore
NJ. Myers, j. 2. Precinct 10 g. one chestnut torrsi
| HORSE i5i< hands high, about years I'D, brand
| ed on right shoulder with hear. and on ils leit
shoulder with an uninte giils hand, n hind tot
while star in the forehead valued AZ $50. iI;Si"
TAKEN NJ by Ut. How and esirayed before
NJ Myers, } 2. Prsclurt 10. ;, one bay pony ~ shb
igi[ hands high. branded J on The len shonieer,
10 or III wears old. wired at $50. tl-os one lioNe
iioESE az haods hirh. four white ie-i. : OF
~ 49, w. 45.3ie.
TAKEN upiyA J. Pre~iti, and estrHysd hricre
r. Cur. }. p. Precinct No > ore sofi.i y ~ pt t
Two vhise stois in foreh cd and naz msnr and tall
-.t,,d At SO Also, one Clark by oELpINO sven
,ears I'D about 14tS hands high. BRANDED on Ter
Shjeb with a Spauisl brand. while spot in ~ bead
TAKEN I'D i.y A p. Johnsan. aud estrHyed bei0re
lno. D. Kerfoot. J. P. Prcrlnrt, No. l. one dun
noDsE or s years old. l31z hands lish. sl'li n
IN su5 undarbif IN right e-r, bTanhsd 3 On ieit
shoulder; valued al So. iast
n nrsrs. u p PreriEct No. Q, one hay HuksE
vars "a, 49, bands high. ersud-d On isfi shcufer
~ 80 On lefi thigh; valued a. 50. 49,.
TtEFx M by z. Hcaih, and tsir-yed tti1.r X >
Gas n n Prccincf No. 2 one ycke Nsik uAhH-
sodsrlit in right aud oaeILh % Lett ear. scar o.
~ "a fpoI On right side, ysars "a he ctss
80 4-.nfef on len biz. AMI rataral . % ieit
a. ---.ed crop, split a1d ru1tTtt ~ rtEnt -er,
- .riit AID u iisris N N. yt1-- 90 'ai1-
e q q - ii.- t'a'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

THE FUNNIEST THING YET.-The nonina-
ton Of DR.. II. X. Smith for Congress by
the radicals Of the lat Congressional Dis
mict. Whatdoea the Houston Union think
Of III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

arss The In Cross Democrat, the paper
started and made notorious aud profitable
by Brick Pomeroy, has been thoroughly
run down and run cut, and has been pur.
chased anil converted int the Liberal
psrocra,, published by sgmes and feck.
Brics. himself, Is pretty much in the same
condition, and ought to be converted int"
something better than he is. fomeroy
and his iaitators have been serious in
inrv 10 the democratic party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

p,n- Our thanks are due Senate. THU
man, Of Ohio, for copy of Carl Sehurzs
able speech on the sale OF arms to French
Agents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

BeyC. NJ. Winkler, Esq, Chairman oI
the Democratic Executive State Commit,
tee has issued very sensible address to
The members of tho Comm ttes, which %i''
lie found in our CO lumns this week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

geS.Judge Bell, the radical nominee,
declines beiug beaten in the 4,h Congress
sional district. Newcomb, tae California
mt, had better try his chance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

sssy The Huston Union complains that
no radicals we're invited to speak at onl
Railroad Barbecue No great matter this
TO make fuss shout. The truth is we
have so little Of that scrt Of stuff here that
il is Lot taken into account, when any
thing oroonsaquoncesis going on. But it ia
hard. TO please these Houston folks any
how. We don't remember that we were
asked TO speak at Brady's Fair, last year.
bu, We do remember that We paid for our
ticket of admission, and that when we
wanted 10 60 out TO get our dinner, we
were told that we must pay over aga in ii
we came back the same day. We are sor
rs, however, that brother Baker was hot
asked to let himself off, as we we're pleas
with his appearance and manners, but we
had no baud 10 the affair. When We give
q barbecue every one loar open his mouth
rs did Dalaan's ass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

nGA.The Galveston News ,hirs we are
.'improving with practice" on ihO Greeley
question. wo wish sc could return tue
compliment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

g1- The Houston papers arc quarreiing
over their notices Of the death Of brother
etlitor--a pretty subject to quarrel about.
Poor Flakcl May he haunt their pillows.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

As Advertising Agents, the firm Of Geo.
p. Rouell & Co., New York. stands fore
most 10 the United States.-LaErcnce Col
legisn, Appleton, Wis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

Bsy- They have had q GreeIryi ih''sica'
ton meeting at Ga weston, said TO be uc'
cess. Another IL 10 come of at Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
:
nALLAS MARKET.

Corrected weekly by WILLIAMS BRos, dca.
era In Groceries ind Provisions, Main street, one
door east Of the Public Square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

rSr letter, Salt Rhcum and all skin
diseases curedby Or. Pisrcs's Golden Med
icci nisc0veT.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

I an fnnbiff rood ivo.hafss iaeh 10 ne abiys
DlUg, yia psdsf I'm hanshpii and Aifafado. ag.
lnf bfllaf rtwy Monday nufnlnT, and ariflnn 4
Lufne " y. 81 Tuesday AHd anlte a Dslias
fafo 10 tlrburneic way Stations igiSen gsf
mile, Small packages carried vi nAs0nali alos
once ~ The cfnichdtid llonac,
iCim MOsTB =. KNUWLEq.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
DENTISTRY.
DIR. j. ". COBBlS

Name viii one moro time bo aeen ln The UeRAtp
lie takes this method OF ufprning his many nienjs
Of Dallas Ellis, Tarrant, Collin and kauim,n cnnn.
tics that no can be ionnd IN his office over the store
Of DR.. ,. W. Haynes, at all mes, dn, and ni,ht,
" ere he VIII DO happy to operate for all who may
favor him with q call
AMER many years practice Of Dental Surgery suc-
ees-iully, he Il every able TO give thai satisfie-
ton which the science demands at the hands OF y u
operator. His skin as operator can he seen In Tho
mouth. ofmsuy persons In this eotnty, that have
stood tho test fsr u or u years passed Iio extracts
teeth without much palm 50 says ali who hate tried
him. fully Of lsTg-lDl,r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
THE STATE SENATE.

Il is a matter of interest TO know how
the lcxt STATE Senate CT Texas will stand
This body consists CT thirty members,
70 Of whom hold over for either or 6 years
from their election in December, 1863.
There are teu vacancies in place Of those
who drew the short term of two years, and
one by the death Of Campbell, from Mari.
OH, who drew for years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
TURNIP SEEDS,

TURNIP SEEDS,
Crop Of lSs2.
shall be ready July 18th to MI orders for lambeth
Sons Turnip and Fall s.nr,icn Seeds,
Prices TURNIP SEEDS Toe below quotations In
June circular. Send orders az once TO
T.. II. CUSHING
Books. Stationery, Music and Garden Seeds.
July 20, 1S72-45:lmo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27
TIL VOLUME,

C1TH VOLUME
TEXAS REPORTS,
Just published price 81 per cory. For sale at the
iJtf HERALD OFFICE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

ssz-wc are 40 ihe thermometer stood
81 ie5' 10 he ssads here yesterday ssen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

| Liberal cash advances made On ccuuisrrasnis-
fsrelnr ard Tics furnished on satistsrtoi. terms.
luTriasire. rc.-,'rr n..f fcrr ariins rsrriuils
|s'eaa-i -. t'nsn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

rETCEa ~ COIN.
"a. =, N..I.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

srown as the "Land Grant Railroads chow 'ns' '"o
sbat average price has been realized by the uranu
Rsp,ds and Indiana Railroad Company VIZ to 70 p'
re or at the rate OF nearly $4,000 per m'e OF rOau
s road is bonded but SIS 900 per mile ana mesSrs
wnsov Lanier CO. report that these bonds are nearly
N sod>out This firm, we understand have this week
negotiated through prominent foreign OahAns mouse
s,, ,s.ue Of the first mortgage per cent bonds of
.hs Newark Somerset and straitsvile Railroad TINS
.-oa5 is an important route through rich mineral
nd agricultural district in Ohio and s leased to- ana It's
IDS Guaranteed by, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. ,,,-.,, ...,,,,.,od
We understand that tho Bank OF Berlin has established
l branches with st. OOOOOo capital, in Shanghai ana
Yokohama, under direction of Mr.. Emil sefgnan oa'e
=, a,Tarrytown in this Satel Beside the usual CONNER
brness OF the Eastern trade 1t is understood that
,ns new extension OF Prussan capital Will BACK pro-
act for a railway from Shanghai to Canton.
The Philadelphia stock market was dun Io-'aS'
Pennsvlvania 6s third ISSUE sold at lC6; Phaueiph"
a Erie Railroad 269 Reading Railroad 56I, and Penn
svlvania Railroad. 63l. Gold closed at 1lO9.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
THE MARKETS
rcsrelull, repOrted for Tns TRsuss. !

Carefully reported THB TFuBUSgi
SATURDAY. Peb. "a 1872.
hYKsThe maIleb very quiet q, former phccsi quote at
= y sr Pots end 10 Tor Peari
FLOUR and MEALWe have had fair degree Of activity In
" market the week and much fmnes in pno has been the
ntl1g feature The arrivals have been limited for the
a t1u equal exports, and with better local and far
e demand have reduced stock materially especially
% lall te have been the Je and 10 these some ad'
e l been obane FaIay brands have been held much higher
- With limited prospect pnces bGye strong upward
1eney The rapid advance n Flour EesOens (the alng
t o. st. Louis Family sg readily u per bbL) renders II
shall have considerable receipts until the South West Is
2 and fear the surplus Of Ohio Michigan indiana and Illinois
hardly equal 10 their wGnuch w depend upon the
Their growing We sorry to-day from Indiana
gsn farmers In those very generally express tho opinion
ti e Winter wheat auy Injured BY the frost Should these
artLeous then the Gt April safely anc
t Interesting times" In this branch by the middle Of April
toe the Atlantic m BE- greatly educed and
% aud demand have anything with higher prices
Quite probable that shall have rather lively during the month
shove mentioned We had a hIaed demand for Family
fraes for EeNOreans sud this has largely contributed
tfehghH the Winter wheat attracted the
boa attention aud have cold tie moe, freely Choice Min
qA EKs have sold we'll have improved slightly aud are
M VII. much steatness The extreme ees current f them doubtless
ne tie consumption but he7 ee BY dear all things con
cred Shipping brands have ghy Improved with export IN
q but The advanced prices claimed have prevented the hng
ers No shd suglpe have so more freely and have advanced
W. exports Of tie Week have been 1913 bb against "a 8 b the
ng week a today te market oI the low gadesis dull sEd
Ses The supply ge tie medium and better grades steady aDd IN
s 9set No. AND baDsDe Gull Osi e a. bs e0sv The nALs!