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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-02
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
HOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

r. d. COUGnANOuR, PriHeiPai.
MRs. Lot. COUGlIANOuR, .i'sisfdHf'
yEIIE above institution was open
n - on
Monday. sept. 4. i@p5.
Rates OF Tuition per Session ofTwenty Wceks'
rIRsT CLAsS-orihosraphy Reading. Pen.
manshIp and First prlnciplrs "fAr'hm"'ic, sl5 90
sECUND GLASS -Enrl,h Grammar. Gcogra-
phy, Philosphy, History, Analysis Of tho
English Language, Mental aud Written
AriIhm,iIc aud Composition, is 90
THIRD CLAsS--Algebra, Geometry, Asiron.
otny, Chenlsiry, Mental and Moral PhinN-
ply, Bniiry, Geology, Rhetoric aud Logic, y ~
INCIDENTAL Fcc,..,.-, -,,,.,,,,.,..,,,,' ',,,'". wv
Thenbo,e prices are In Legal currency. Specie ta'
ken AT Is market value.
Each student will bc chnrgal from the ilme of en.
trring -chnnl until the close Vf the sac, with posi-
ir,Iy de.c"a Icr ioi tmc, oTocpt ia eases " lro-
trucfrd sickness.
The school will be taught In the brick building re-
Gently occupied by Rev. Charlie, Carleton.
Dallas, Texas, Aug. l2th, lSG5.-isly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-02
An Immense Estate,

Professor John Wilson has lately pub.
lisatd an account Of the estate ot the puke
OF Northumberland, the facts for which
were derived direc, ~ frOm hcnlqulrtc-s.---
This estate comprises; tu woodlands, 3,10t
atscS; hill pastures, grass laGds. Nc., 49,
UJ3 acres; tillage occupation, 3S,5Qts saSte
laud, rocky, sea shore, &c, 4,ipH total I62.-
500 acres. The hill grazing lands are main
lv lot in farnS Of about 2,5OO acres each,
the largest single farui, boveyer, being
& gal acres. The ren;s vary froai =. o. %
es-siy flom IS cents 20 81 50 per acgc.-
ON the tillage lands The ntrtDs average
.,b,,.t go acres each, renting from iGs. ~
5G,. per acre, - SOTO So All pcrina-
t,snt improvements ~ the estate--as arm
buii1ings. cottages. TVd-.S. Nc.-are dyle a.
lbesele cost VI TIE Duke iJr drainias. alt
animal charge Of : psr cent oa the outlay
+, made. the teu4nt also sounlertaking to lead
he tiles. No llss than 3j,2J3 acres have
thus bcsn thoIcusaly drained at an average
cost o. about - per acre. Lining iS usa-
an, loac Is the tenant, except When an
c.pecial arrangement j. ma ie Tor an .iios-
ance from the hall0r1 10 shape 0f aaleriai
or money. The same ug.i-rsiaHligc a'aa
c1...s in I-.,rclee t3 hy.ag ioEu a-..- -o
.ermaucut grass Abs 5o1ds1l -l- estate
p, -s Tie t.us lie h-ts BAKE s..i4-i .ls'.
...,..n il INir. ls, ~ hs.. 3L lo1., s.a4
The 0i5uing sll- -AH-a.lIle ii i--
rs-i5.l of sixteen yeara. ior Lie I-.ls-s
ualisL lscl lII-- a eAHa'i.i r .-ia
Ca.fis ft.-IE aa.i oi.i-I l,a-ll va, -s--- h--
plIs1lagls e.e- -..
f.- ha-Ial- Esa --.
L. u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

to get there, will find their humble homes
desolate, with gaunt-eyed want and poverty
sitting on either side of the lowly portal. IL
is true that slender wasted, bare footed
children, In cotton frocks, and hollow eyed,
will run to meet them, and will clasp around
them and pull them down and kiss them,
and kiss them over again and again, in their
wild joy, and warm hearts, and true as ever
beat in virtuous woman's breast, but bony
hands and fearful, sunken eyes, will receive
them at the door.
No luxurious meal wi II be spread such as
will greet our brave boys, in their Northern
and Western homes, when they return. And
after all their four years hard fighting and
deprivation, in the forced service of ambi-
tious, bad men, these poor returned sol
diers of the South will have no pocket. books
plethoric with "greenbacks " to open ont
before their starving families to excite Wis
Ions, soon to be realized, OF luxury and
plenty-no, no not even a cent of current
money will they have to buy bread for thos G
dependent upon them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
TEEEGRAPNIC ITEMS.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL NER.
EDlIH

CAIRO, ILL.,, May 5.-General Meredith, com.
manding the District Of Western Kentucky has
summoned all bands of armed men acting in
open hostility to the Government of the United
s ates, operating within his district 10 surrender
before the 2Cth of May, on the terms granted 10
Lee, otherwise they will be regarded and tres ed
as outlaws.
ARREST OF 4 SUPPOSED CONspIRAToR.
ST. Louis, May G.-J. II. Blackburn, alias pr
Tumblet charged with completely with Htrold
IN the assassination conspiracy, was arrested
here to-day in accordance with orders from
Washington.
FLIGHT OF SANDERS AND TUCKER.
MoNTREiL May 6.-George n. Sanders and
Beverly Tucker have disappeared, snd il /, re,
ported that they have gone IN the direction of
Halifax.
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WHIG JOB OFFICE.

WE INVITE ESPECIAL At
w tentiOn TO the large Stock OF
PRINTING MATERIAL recently shipped di-
rect from New York expressly for this Office
comprising PAPER, INKS, BUSINESS
CARDS, of various sizes, large quantity
OF CARD BOARDS, red, white, blue, yellow,
pink and green, suitable for railroad and other
purposes, with improved machinery for cutting
the same 10 any desirable size Every article
needed for n frs,.class BOOK AND JOB
OFFICE has been obtained, and having Sc
cured the services Of scientific and experienced
wOrkmen, both in the composing and pres,
rooms, we are prepared to execute all orders
that may be sent to this Office with neatness
and despatch, and on the most reasona BILE terms
guaranteeing 10 please every one who may ia
yor us with their patronage, or no charge
made.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
THE PAROLED PRISONERS.


A correspondent of the New York Tii
bime, with Sheridan's command, writes on
the lst instant
Be kind and liberal toward the paroled
Rebel prisoners. Be guarded, but not too
suspicious Of them. am daily touched to
the heart by seeing these poo- home sick
boys and exhausted men wandering about in
threadbare uniform, with scanty outfit OF
slender hayersack and blanket-roll hung
over their shoulders, seeking the nearest
ronte home.
An occasional fortunate and careful one
has a more or less plump knapsack on his
back-if 1t may be considered fortunate 10
have such an additional encumbrance, un-
der the circumstances. They generally
wear care-worn and anxious look, by tn. ir
langud, "plsyed out" manner, admitting
that they are vsnquished, aud by their
looks silently appealing 10 the magnanimlty
Of the flushed victOrs among whom they
pass, which, | am glad TO say, is generally
accorded.
Near these, recognizing the usages of SOL
diers, they now ana then sit down, weary,
hungry, aud athirst, AMI sometimes ask for
water. that common, costless boon Of ma
ture; but in their native pride, poor fellows,
thcug gh so hungry, they hardly ever mention
bread. This our brave, thong htfdl boys fire.
Iuently give them, tears scarcely being re-
strained on either side. They sit awhile,
kindly spoken as reconciled brothers, which
they are, inquiring about the best facilities
of getting to their homes, by good old Fed
cral means, or otherwise, and then gather
ing up their scanty outfits, such as they are,
they lrudge along, sometimes by the old red
clay wagon road, and sometimes by the
mere direct railroad; some limping from the
effects of chafed ieet, aided by an impro-
Rvised cane, and falling behind the main
squad, if there are more than two or three
of them, to be waited for little ahead.
Most of these paroled prisoners that /
speak of ere impressed into the Rebel ser.
vice against their wills. They were poor
men, and had no interest in the rebellion;
but might was s'right in the South, and they
we're compelled to leave their homes and
families, and come out and fight for the cause
of the rich, influential leaders, who had
brought on the war for their own personal
aggrandizement.
Many of the poor fellows, if they survive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
RICHMOND, VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1865
FOR SALE.

VERY BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE RE-
SIDENCE. On The SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF MAIN AND F0CSHEE STREETS, FOR
SALE.
VNTE are authorized to sell the very desirable
w Residence, located as above, now in the
occupancy OF Mr.. Isaac Davenport, Jr. Tne lot
has front OF 67 feet, and depth Of 100 feet to
a wide alley. The Dwelling has 10 rooms, front
and back porticos, gas, water, and is in excellent
order. Besides. there are large accommods-
tons for servants. Also Stable, Carriage house:
&c, and the yard beautifully set in Grape Vines,
Flowers ornamental and shady-altogether,
tins is really desirable residence. Possession
given in u few weeks. Terms very aceommo-
dating. Apply to
HARRISON. G0DDIN l. APPEsS0N,
Bankers and Real Estate Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
MERRYNAN-S NONTNLY


OFFERS in the MAY number another Of Us sToa;
Prize Puzzles which have created So muca 'un
and excitement throughout the country s,uCe
theS were started.
Each number Of MERRYNAN's MoNTELY con
taius "a mammoth pages Of Numerous stories
Jokes Wit humOr &c, besides an innumegable
number Of funny pictures, al BY the hest artists.
One Of the most popular features OF sur M9ra
Zire is the Puzzle Department wheIc every
month will be found = ck Oice collection ot PuL
zles, Enigmas Refuses, COnundruus, Riddles
&C.. which will cause an immen amount q
amusement.
I'm addition % our regular monthly Prize Puz.
zles. a prize is given cash month 70 the person
.andn5 the largest number CT correct answers
[, our miscellaneous puZZ'ei. We are constant
ly giving in this department novel things m the
way OF puzzles that will be found IN no other
publication.
TIE other der rartmen.s OF MEBRYNAS are ably
edited. and Will compare fayorably with any
other periodical Of tee Kind. Tie latest things
10 the funny world Eill always be found heIe.
Our original articles are from the pens Of Our
most:famous funny men includi5g Belew, Arie-
mus Ward Quilis. author OF the Harp Of a
Thousand Strings,' Josh Billings, and, in short
nearly all who are really talented IN funny
way.
Our Illustrations are unsurpassed and We give
as many if not more than any similar publica
tion.
We cannot give a fair idea Of tie attractions
Of MERRYNAN in an adyertiSemeht-it must be
seen to be appreciated. and taose VINO fail . : q
cure il will miss an Intellectual treat but seldom
furnished Call 81 any news dealers and take
look az il. Specimen copies sent free Of postage
for fifteen cents each. 1hree different Numbers
ss samples postpaid for thirty ceLt& No gra-
tuitOus copies furnished. Sent by mail 20 any
address for Sl.25 I er snnum; two copies for
.. 25 three copies for S3Oh. Any one sending
i've subscriptions and s. at one'tine will receive
a copy for one year free. Address all business
letters 10 J. c. HANEY d CO., Publishers, I09
Mas al street New York.
e Sold By agents IN Richmond and in the
army. apl2-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., }
OFFICE OF CoMPTIoLLEE or THE cUE iEncY,
WAsHIHGrOH, May so. 1865,

W HEREAS, 10y satisfactory evidence preseLr.
w ed q the undersigned 1t has beeA made 10
appear that the First National Bank OF hi,h.
mOnd. 10 the City Of Richmtnd in the equity Of
Henrico and Stie of Virginia has been duly OF.
ganized under and according TO the requirements
of the Act Of Congress entitled An Act to lro-
vide National Currency, secured by pledge
of United states bonds, and to provide or the
circu 's'ion and ledempt on theeof" approved
visions of said Act required to be CONF lied with
before commencing the business. OF Banking IN.
der said Act:
NoE. therefore, |. Freeman Clarke. Comptrol.
lel OF the Currency, do hereby certify that TIE
First National Bank of Richmond in the CITY
OF Richmond, in the county OF Benrico and Stats
OF Virgioi1 is authorized 10 commence the bust.
ness OF Banking under the Act aforesaid.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand and
seal of office, this third day of May 1866.
IL. s. FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Cuir.ncy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

MOST VALUABLE WHARF


vi AND WAREHOUSE PROPERLY AT
itUIKErTo FOR SALE.-The propert, is k own
as Ralston Il Peasants wharf and warehouse.
IL fronts 302 l.2 ieet ON Lester or Main Street
and runs back of the same width, an average
depth of lSl leet to the river upon which there
are substantial stone and wooden wharyes now
in good order.
Wafer Street continued, passe, through the
property at sbont half the distance bet~ con Les
ter street and the river, thus giving fronts on
streets aud on the river.
A fire proof warehouse bOXS0 feet stores
high, affords storage for the present, ami the re-
mllnder of the s .ouud may be built upon as oc
clSiOn requhes.
lhe depIh'of waxr is greater than at any other
wharyes IN the city, ana the largest shipping
that comes 10 this port must receive and dis
charge there.
1t Is confidently believed that with the i'm
mense shipping which will at no istsnt day
crowd the river aud tie. peculiar advantages
possessed by this property over any other Of a
simi ar character here, this is the most dcsird-
bic in gestment that has been or can we II be Of
tered in the city.
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
my9--lW Real Estate Brokers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
TREASURY OF THE UNITED srAETs,) }
DIVISION Of NATIONAL BANKS,
W acuLA.craN & 1GGa

WASHINGTON, Nay 6. 1865. )
1t is hereby certified that The First National
Bank OF Richmond. Virginia, Banking Asso.
citation organized under the Act TO provide
a National Currency secured by pledge OF
United States Bonds, and TO provide; for the cir.
culation md redempti. n thereof approved
June 3, 1884. having complied with the require
ments Of section as of said Ac:, and VITA the
regulations OF this Department Mt made in pursu.
ance thereof has tbsday been designated a.
Depository of Public Moneys, except receipts
from Customs, and by virtue of such de sic ens,
ton will also be employed as Financial Agent
of the Government,
r. E. SPINNER,
mys Treasurer U. s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

XTERE Valuable Real Estate
Sih streets. snId On tie North
East Corner Of Gary and 9Th
Streets, For Sale. We offer for sale
on liberal Terms Of payment, the very desirAbly
located Brick tenement on the nth side OF
Franklin, near tu Sh street, now occupied b
Mrs. j. j. Fry. II has every accommodation
usu lly found in first class d eling, including
Office IN basement, stable, carriage house, &c.
Also that very valuable property at the corner
of Cary and 9TH streets, recently occupied as the
Virginia Armory, including The large lot 10 the
north Of it, fronting on tn street. This proper.
ty is admirably located Tor a tobacco factory 0l
large wholesale warehouse. Apply 10
HARRISON, GODDIN & ARP. RS0N
my9-2t Auctoneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
WE PRINT
DOUBLE-MEDIUM POSTERS,

DOUBLE-MEDIUM POSTERS,
Programmes, HaMa-EiEIS,
Blanks, OF every description,
Esiil-HeaGs, BlSines, Cards,
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards,
Concert Tickets, Circulars,
Invitation Tickets,
Insurance Policies,
Obituaries, On Fine Mourning Paper,
Railroad Tickets, Schedules.
TiIne Tables, Bills OF Ladins,
Labels, of all kiEds,
Hotel Tickets, Hills OF Fare,
Hotel Records, Bank Checks,
school Reports, Briefs.
Books, Pamphlets,
And in fact, everything pertaining to our b,lsi.
ness, in prompt and workmanlke manner.
~ Public patronage most respectfully So
licited.
WHIG BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
Cor. Governor and Franklin S,s.,
RIcuNnAn ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

OTICE.-Ihe partnership formerly ex.
~ lsting between Edward ID Hitchcock and
the undersigned under the style OF HITCHCOCK
& OSBORN has been Dissolved. large bal
ance being due TO the undersigned, an injunction
has been awarded 10 him restra ming the said
Hitchcock from selling, conveying, assigning
or otherwise disposing of any real estate, tJbac-
ca or other properly. or assets of the firm, pur.
chased or obtained by the said Hitchcock WI h
the means Of the firm, whether in his own name
or otherwise; all property, assets and estate real
CT personal, in Virginia standing in his name,
or claimed by him have been detained by the
said Hitchcock with the means of the firm. All
persons holding such properly, ass,ts or estate,
are notified mott del liver the same except TO
the unde signed.
A number of notes or bonds pa able to Hitch
cock Il 0sbo m. or 10 Edwari ID Hitchcock, hav
ing been lost during or after the recent fire.
literal reward viii be paid for the delivery
thereof, or of my valuable portion thereof. All
persons are fOrewamed sainst receiving or ira
ding for such notes or bonds and the parties
owing them are notified not TO paw them except
to the undersigned, his agent or attorney.
Reference may be made to VIM Ira Smith.pro.
prietor of the Whig. JOHN j. OSBORN,
my9- law3Ef
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
1TEONER'A MAaR DYE.-FIFTY

ITKOMER'k MAIR DGE.-FIFTY
II CENTS A BOX.-Boxes larger than dyes
tnIt s,ll for 81. Natural, durable. beautiful
VII ,nted TO plesse. This article has been tho
roughly tested by Dr. Chiffon of New York and
Professor. Booth ami Garrett of Philadelphia,
VINO pronounce ii free from all poisonous in
r,ebients. a!d the material composing il will
nor iniure lie most delicate hair. Sold by
druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN j. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor, 4r3 Chestnut Street
nv 2-Sm Phila6e phia Pa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

HAMILTON G. FAINT, President.
l.. W. ROSE, Cashier. ;
DIRECTORS.
Franklin Stearns, Charles Palmer.
Horace l.. Kent Wellington Goddin,
n. &. FAINT, Wm. l.. Hodge.
Henry Nc Williams, Charles g. Shaw.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND PINAN-
ClAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
UNITED STATES CusToN-HoUsF. Entrance Bank
street, Inst door on the left
Agent for the 73O Loan.
constant supply of Notes will be kept on
hand.
This Bank VIII buy and sell all classes OF GOV.
ERNMENf SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIRE
UNITED SEATES.
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give cAREFrL AND
PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and to any other busine entrusted to the Bank.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerlully turn let.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
ANOTHER GREAT
THE GREAT NATIONAL COAnCMAGAZNE

ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE PUZ
lie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. =.
OF RICHMOND.

BAMILTQN G. FAINT, President.
l.. W. ROSE, Cashier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10

Cor. Governor and Franklin Sts.,
RIcuMokn, Va.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-10
NUMBER %.
News via the River.

From the New Orleans Tiulesl
WAsHrSeroS, July 29.--Major General
Aur.r has Just issued an order requiring
All persons heretofore belonging 10 the
southern armies, arriv ng IN thus CITY la
r. port immediately on their arrival 10
,ll. headquarters OF the Department,
and furnish copy of their authority Tor
HIN , mere. Tn,,se now in the city, who
| have not alrxady done so, will at ones
conlnly with the requirements OF TINS
order.
| The President has appointed VIM. H.
| Thomas. Collector al Customs 1T Phlladtl'
upia. also Ell. Wallace naval officer, and
! r ed Mvers Surveyor of Customs AT
the same port, c. Taylor, Agent tor the
| Indians at the Upper Plate Agency, 3 u
Day, II .ceiver. aud a. Williams KeRisltr
IF the land utfice at Tallahassee, snd ~
P. Dons,ry, Register of the land once at
NV Orleans .u.
Hundreds of former residents of Wash-
ington vino left tor the SCUM on the
br.aKlnu out Of he r. beilIon, continue to
rerurn hi,her, lu, very frw of them haNe
succeeded IN ob yainIug employment.
About 900 pardops have been granted
.tuclny the past week. There remains on
tie over 1000 applications. aud the pet.
a uars are sui coming IN at the rate Oh
7 from one 10 two huDured daily.
the President ~ day pArdoned 1. n
Miller. sentenced to he hanged for the
murder OF G. G. Long, deserter TO
Canada.
Dntr Green, OF Georgia, who Is wet
, known as having formerly, tor years neen
an editor in Washington; also Ch"s.
Green, l.. j. Blair and Arthur CArroa
were permitted 10 leave the country.
New YoRK, July 2o.-Burlingame, lao
| o.,
Washington.
A considerable excite ment was creatco
2 in tin. vicinity of the b siteIy, yesterday
!; caused by an armed guard escortinS II"
1 prisoners TO Fort l. tiayetts. and state
: ,nrnts we've made that prominent TVn-
= erals OF the lAe Confederate army |rra
> among the number Tae following were
]: the ri>onprs: 5 S. Mccormick, Lieut..
: Col. f. P Aud rSon, i. A HOMER and +.
j; Noble. of the Ordinance Department (;
e |. cut. j. A. Pratt, OF the Navy; A. NJ.
Rob. r,s aud Li-ut VIM Kane, OF tue
: 81 h U Color. d Iniantry,
= Joseph Van Doren C"ughen, No 40.
y Beaver street, was this p. M, shot dead
- Nv one OF The clerks. who, after hring
& three shots ran. but was caught.
e The Urrald's Texas correspondent
II say: The large number of our national
. tr. OPS lrtt nded To be stationed along the
+" Rio Grande had arrived at their drstina
a ION on the 18th inst, aud formed llnt
r. OF ps rks. extending from the mouth o.
= he stream to some distance above Browns
vile Tnn cavalry column, under tf nor ri
- Merritt and Cu,tar, wnlcn Ter. ohre"tPoi'
v md AltSa, dlia La, III the beginning
u, his mouth, were expected to leach the
/ Texas frontier early III August. :.
Twelve thousand French troops; u
,ect from France, were landed at A"u'
! pcO.