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A New Feature In Dentistry.
WINCHEEISS

Steam Dental establishment.
,T1E LARGEsT, AND MOST coMPLKEE NJ
j the United Selte1.
Owing 70 ny rSpidiy incrtaSinS businest have.
6ten 0hliEed 70 enlarge my Laboratory, and am
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mSehtnery. % mauufGetlte fRu or pArdall lsstt4 Of
Teeth RErTRRs QUICKER aAd CHEAHAR than
heretofore. = - Z - - =
RAVtPg IN attendance competent ard eaciant
alIistsn!s persons can b aoeoRmo Odt ts
usual delay. = e
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prosperous and happy as ii wss bsfoks the
rebellion which has been SO etfectually
crpshed. g
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r. n SELLERS & CO.,
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND sTRlEFs,
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FOR SAT,R

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FOR SALE.

r OF No. lS, situate ON YIfth street, East Wheel.
~ ing, on which Is good double brick lho use,
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AII9' 11t NO LIZ nsuAte, ON Market street, Cen:
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Main street, Of sr.4 HHaAsG
myl6 WIN. Russk11
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By Teleoranh.1
Letter from General Sherman.

Ftor Ftoglrr ] Later 4 DlSpatehes see ara Page.
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WItnesu-P. A. McClelland. -'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
rrom ,he n!chmond sentlneI Jan. 7lh.

From the Richmond Sentinel Jan. 7'h.
By the news from the United States il
appears that Seward has found ma es
nest in some remarks inaccurately ascribed
to this paper and even to President Davis.
These remarks, taken from the Enquirer,
must, indeed, have greatly alarmed him,
that he should m Ike such ridiculous hast.
to anticipate their natural effect. We sup
nose that England aud France, ii they give
Them n 1.-THE of the credit which Mr.. Seward
does. will be far more likely 10 consider
them proofs of resolution than OF submis-
sion. and evidence that there is no sacrifice
which we would not be willing to make
sooner than yield to association with our
detested enemies. We have no doubt that
an alliance on our part with England or
France is Seward 3 constant dread; because
such an alliance would be SO manifestiy to
the interest Of either Of those nations, and
therefore, 80 natural and at the same time
so decisive of the fate OF Yankeedom. In
every Wanting which the enemy utters
those nations are menaced with the power
and the vengeance OF the United States So
soon as that power is restored and, indeed,
there is obviously no security for either
Canada or Mexico but in the separation
and antagonism of the United and Confed.
crate States. Conscious ofthis, Seward is
seized with trepidation at the least sign Of
advances for un alliance between US and
Europe, and hence rushes forward to fore
stall the effect.
Whether or not we are "a beligerent -
Mr.. Seward can easily ascertain by inqui-
nv through General Grant Perhaps Porter
and Butler, too, can give him some very re-
cent evidence on that point, which will 60
far TO open his eyes. The very steamer
which carries out his nonsense, win ii it be
not already gone, carry out the news that
the greatest armada ever set afoat has
been whipped back with heavy losses from
Wilmington Does not that look Ike "bel-
ligerenf7" But Mr.. Seward understands
the matter we'll enough, ~nd il is because
he does so understand it and is alarmed at
it. that be is 60 anxious TO prevent others
from understanding it. His eagerness be-
travs him. England and France have been
dallying with their interest in not having
made with ne an honorable alliance LONG
ago on fair and equal terms.
Seward il conscious Of this, and IL con
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

CoRREcrios.-w enormously stated IL =
former issue, that Ex-Goy. Runnells killee
a Forage Master for unlawflly impreasing
HIS property, etc, etc, Since which tin,
the facts and circumstances of the. killips
have been judiclally Investigated aud RI
turns out that the person killed was men
ber Of Gen. Gano's Brigade, by the name Of
Haynes, resident Of Bastrop county, rc,
as, and that Bx Governor Runnels and h. -
brother II. w. Runnels, were fully and iega
ly justifable in the killing, and were hon
orahly acquitted by the judge, after q.
and searching investigation OF NIL the d
tendant facts and circumstances Of the cas-
- Trans- htss. Bt,lietin,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

In August, 1901, shers we're 10 tho credit
Of the School Fund, IA the Treasury OF Texas,
in U s. 6 per ecnt. bonds S7S2, 1000; also,
in,eres, then due, amounting to near SlS,-
600 more. Where tarse bonds now arc, We
do not know. II they have been taken from
that fund, we have no recollection Of the
fact We have no report of the Treasurer
since 1881, except the neAgre synopsis en-
braced in the Texas Almanss from year to
year. aud in that no mention In made OF the
bonds aiuce that time. II they are, M we
snppose, still there, they constitute valid
claim against the United States now OF over
$40, 900, and for this they are as good rs
aay bonds that government has ever issued,
or can issue.
II has been though, by some that this debt
was forfeited by secession, or that the Yam
kec government would claim the rlsht 10
coufi icste. Such IL not the case. That gov
eminent does not dare TO take THIS step, IA
ring as It may be in despotic measures, be-
carse it would 1T cncc destroy IFS credit In
the whole financial world. Let IL be suPpo
srd that this debt were repudia,ed, with
VIII AZ face &C uid the United States ask loan
in England or Germany, or France, with the
danger Of wars so "airogani' people are
constantly in?
But nothing Of this kind has been thought
of. So far from this the entire debt, not
only this, bat the bonds loaned railroad
compan les and those sold for other purposes,
u ppears in tho annual reports of the U. s.
Treasurer AS valid obligations Of that gov
ernment from which no deduction, on any
account IL limited at,
These bonds are, We trust still in the
Treasury, hut wherever they are, they are
as good ~ my the Yankee Government owns,
and should be husbanded accordingly
Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

s,antly apprehending that they win a, last
open their eyes. IL has required al his
oLieane ami bln'ier TO kecp them still, hut
~ lively nrs his approximations, and so
nicely does the balance trem5le, that II on
" needs few casual limos from Confed'
crate newspaper 70 throw lin into an ago,
ny Of alarm. lIs Is afraid England and
France will not be proof against bid, and
that even tie show Of one, though but the
passing cnnceit of an individual, may tend
torouse them from their preearious qaie'ude,
and put them IN motion.
In all this there IL hope. Seward ID IN
easy aud alarmed, AID Seward knows.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
Choice Residence near Dallas,
For Sale.

ND ENG a soldier in The Confedo
Il j rate service aud not expecting to be with ry
family they will spend the remaiuing time OF, Our
strugel, with relatives In preference. therefor,
TO rcntng, or leaving my home 10 become diiapidI
tod olcr it at private sale. The place comprises
twenty acres less than half mile South Of the Coui
House, well fenced, with perpetual water running
through 1T, large number Of choice young
aud quantity of ornamental shrubbery, Inc w
orovenents consist of fine dwelling containing az
roon,s besides halls and closets good Kitchen, scr
ynnts room. aud brick store room and cellar,
new concrete smoke house, good stables, cribs and
carriage house, all located on handsome eminene'
and surrounded ny grove of native oak, convenieh.
TO- vet altogether renewed from the confusion 81
tow. No more agreeable residence, in factNean DO
found in Upper Texas.
will refer any one wishing to purchase, to my
wife ION the nrenlses,) to Capt NJ. l.. SWINE Pr
Col. JoHS c. MCCOY, OF Dallas. -
Dallas, Texas, january 81, 1865 --22ti.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16


EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM Prominent
TtxlAY. HAVING THE MEANS OF CORRECT
IsroRMArIuE.-'A large force is accumula-
ted al New Orleaus, either for attack on
Galveston, Sabine Pass and Red River, or on
Mobile. Part of Thomas forces, ii is said,
arc at New Orleans. A. j. Smith, Gi more
and Steel are ut New Orleans. Gilmore,
YOU know, is their chief engineer--the ono
who opel atsd against Charles on: Their
plans win probably be mapred in y short
m and developed, Their attack will most
likely be on Gaiveston and Sabine Pass
They may make diversion up Red River,
and send a cavalry force into Northern Tex
as from Arkansas. suspect this is about
the plan of the proposed campaign.
"We now need brains in our councils,
we have destiny of our own on this side
of the river, which if shaped Alright, might
save us. France is our protector from m
terest, and historical "reminiscences may yet
have some weight in determining French pol
icy. Craftsmanship and negotiations may
now do more for us than thesword Would
that Texas had her best men in the Legisla-
ture and in her chief offices. We should
place them here at the next election, as far
as possible. All personal considerations
! should now be laid aside, and capacity alone
should be regarded in the next election
/ Good men should be selected, even without
consulting Them
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

Whit is this smoke about peace2 Not, let
US assure our resders, with a view TO any
reconstruction, or any arrangement be-
tween " ashington and Richmond Govern-
nents. Something has been said about di-
plomacy. We think this is a bit Of diplo-
macy at which Mr.. Seward may possibly be
more completely outwited thaa he now
dreams Of These reports betokena peace
at no defiant day, but in a manner not con-
-.emrlaicd by Mr.. Lincoln With all their
hiiLerto neutrality, England aud France
would be more disappointed and dissatisfied
With reconstruction than were the weak
lneed Of our own people.-HOussoH Teie-
graph
We have said several times that il Gen.
walker can ieei that he has a determined
,e,rle At his back, be viii be able to de-
send this coast against any attack. We be
.ieve be has met with such demonstrations
ss will give him tisnEsurance. We know
ae j. fuily determined 70 meet the enemy
II the Ouiside, and prevent any foOth0id be
.nglost b. M or gained by them. Let our
psoIle sustain him, ard s--y viii see it,
aid
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

We we're informed the other day, that
John Hancock of Austin, had gone over TO
the Yankees, aud been made brigadicr,
Jack Hamilton being quietly shclved, on &C.
count of Hancock is considered
a more dangerous man than Hamilton, hav-
ing more of the Yankee gift Of perseverance
than his less fortunate brother in iniquity.
We feel confident the disappointment and
shame of boaih will be as certain to come,
as the sun rises aud sets. We never heard
Of Jndases coming to.aught but grief ulti'
mately. Swenson is also reported to have
gone, with his yellow gods and cotton, u
the strong side Austin is undergoing pu
rification, and no mis.ake.-Itsnz.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
WOOL CARDzNG.
FNyHE undersigned would respect

T. fully inform the citizens of Dallas and the pee
PIE generally, that their Cardng Machine in the
North part OF the town of Dallas is again In oper"
lion where we will be pleased to meet many OF our
old friends and customers able 10 accominp-
date.
Wool must be washed clean and free from burrs.
One pound of grease 90 e.ary eight pounds Of wool
must b furnished
Our term. are one fourth of the wool, or l2ls cents
per pound Tor white, Is cents for coored aud 70 fer
mixed All kinds Of country produce taben III eX
change for cardiug that dispose OF. The pr
duc must in all cases be delivered before the work
done ElhlS mOfnoW'
Dallas. Texas January %, ls65,--22;tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

Rs2y@ A good movement was inaugurated
in this place, last Tuesday evening. AT n
,ub.ic meeting of the citizens held at the
court House, to organize more effective
patrol of our town, a Chief Of Police was
appointed, and the town divided into four
patrol precincts, each precinct to be under
Il captain, who was authorized to enroll all
white male persons as patrol. Other mea-
sures conducive to the good order of our ne
gro population were adopted. Wepresume
the rules by which the patrol will be gov
crned, will be made known atan early day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

Mr.. Jas. II. Starr, Agent for the P. O..
Department west of the Mississippi, in con-
sideration of the inability of the agency 10
supply Postmasters with stamps OF the de-
nominations of ten cents, has directed that
until otherwise ordered, one half of the
twenty cent stamp be used and recognized,
in the Trans Miss. Department, in lieu OF
the ten cent stamp. This arrangement will
prove convenient to the public and very
materially lessen the labols of Postmasters
Ne Kinney Messenger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
pnlsos .cAsp AT PNsr Lookour-Thr

pRIsoS CAMP AT PoIST LooKour--The
Baltimore Americans correspondent glves
the following details Of the life Of the Con
lederate prisoners Of war M Point Lookout
The prisoners nj the camp have establish
cd a sch,ol for their Mutual benefit The
school was started and is under tho charge
OF Prof. Morgan, who Was for long time
one Of the Professors a. the William ana
Narys Coleagc, Va
The prioners have also established among
themselves i Christian Association, Tor ths
purpose OF rendering the neady assistance,
and cnicavor n, the same time to ene0urage
Christian spirit among tho prisoners, De-
silos Supplying them with books, clothihg,
and the sick with deliGaGics The following
is the preamble and designation OF th!s as
s5cia.icE
Tie name Of THE society is the Christian
Association of the Prisoners Of W ar Camp,
and was organized al Point Lookout Mary
land, Jnly 10 1854 The Prisoners Of War
Association is ies gned to bring the follow
tIs Of Christ nearer together in the bonds
Of Chris tiau faith aud union, with view TO
siren tlien each others hands in building
up each other in the religion Of Christ
Religious srvoes are held in every street
OF the encampment morning and evening,
and at the scbooI-room, once every day,
about half pns, g. The camp appears like
one grind church service, in which over
seven thousand voices join. The govern
ment Of the association comprise the follow
ing officers:
Ii. j. Carter Alabama, President; i. na-
Wis, Virginia, Vice President X, }. GwAlt-
ncy, Virginia, Recording SECRETARY; Archnr
II Edoy, Texas, Corresponding Secretary
William Z. Gill, Nirsinin, Treasurer n W.
Holt, Virginia, Lbrarian, Thohbove being
assisted W. an executive committee OF
mcrnber 10 each division in the camp. TINS
committee appoints sub committee, maue
up OF one member from each company IN
each division. This subcommittee lnds out
all tile distressed cases; and give such as
sstance as is possible. The eff ctual working
of his association brings the prisoners to
learn to slun vice hence Disturbances ara
not so frequent as formely, less g.h'b!inG
and consequently less crime and suffering
Books clo,hiug, &C., will be very accept
able and can De sent together With all com J.
rnunications for the ASS Iciaton; direct 10
Archur II. Edey, Prisoner Of War Camp
Hospital, in caro- Of Major brady, Provost
Marshal, Point Lookout, Md. The Prison
Of Wax Camp Hospital is IN amosi tourishT
condition, the patients are snugly fixed IN
some two bundled tents With pleasant walks
between Included in these tents are some
eighty large hospital tents, nicely iiocred
aud furnished with tables and chairs ia
make the patients comfortable. These tents
will be occupied until the large and commo
dous hospitals now being erected in the
camp are finished
/ This work il is hoped, will soon be accom-
pished, as he hot weather, with The close
confinement of the prisoners, las tended Il
increase the sncss, aud more room will
Coon be wanted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

m AN ANAK--From the undersigned, hyins
IL miles Easl of Dallas on the night OF the w.
inst., q negro boy named ANR rhonr va ynnrs w
copper color, free spoken, large OF his age saie W
lad with three M on tho left shoulder, trcsh hrai,
q vcars Did, and also took saddle branded -
Cray' on the s.irrnps, the back, ana on tno s,'
AberaI reward will be given for the return o. ~
.o IA horse or for such Information as may ieaa
nes ~. ~ as.s - 7s MARY u. WIDEMAS'
p,lias comfy, oct IL. ,sGi--s;iw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

A TlMELY PREsENT.-We return our
thanks to James Burke, Esq, Bookseller
and Scotsman, Houston, for package, re-
ccived by mail containing variety of gar
den seeds, which came just in the nick Of
time for our little garden. We advise our
friends wanting Books, or garden seeds to
send to Burke. He keeps always on hand
everything in his line that can be found IN
the State and sells at low prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

The following is from the Confederate
Journal of Tyler. Tho report may be true,
bu, il is the first we have heard oft.
RoRE-wARYED, Fore -AnMED.--Gen. Steel,
the flower of the army OF Yankee Generals
has completed his mission TO Washington
City, and has returned to command at New
Orleans. He without doubt went to the
Yankee Capitol to plan the invasion Of
Texas.
Ii is reliably reported that there is al
ready Yankee fleet of 80 vessels at the
mouth Of Red-river, with $4,000 troops.
That the forces AT Little Rock and Pine
Bluff Ark, pre moving in this direction.
What does this mean? iaraSion. BE not
deceived, We are not nm alarmist, but the
signs are omnous Let every man in Tex
as, hasten to his post. Let the discontents
whom petty personal grievances, either real
or imaginary, have driven to desertion of
their coors, avail themselves Of Gen. Ruck-
ners clemency, and wipe, out the burning
disgrace which they have brought upon
themselves and children. Let the old and
Young, the halt and feeble begin to prepare
10 meet the invader. Let no Texan who
can 20 hesitate to meet the enemy, before he
rcaches Texas soil. Let the classes above
enumerated cooperate heartily with the
army in the field, and another Mansfield de-
feat awaits the approach of Steel and his
army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

The Virginia Legislature passed resolu-
ton declaring it the duty Of the Confeder-
are Government to prosecute the war till hon
orsbie peace can be obtained, aud pledging
yireinia to make every sacrifice rossible 70
such end; that the power Of making. peace
is wisely entrusted in iAe hands Of the Gov
eminent, and that propositions Of the enc
nv to any State to treat for separate
resct arc insidiuus and inadmissable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

Mogr RAMA heavy rain fell here on
Monday night last, accompanied by thunder
and lightning. For the time it fell, 1T was
the heaviest rain we have had this winter.
Per consequence, the river, which had fall,
IN to almost its usual STAGE is again up and
over the bottom in some places.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
Land and stock Horses forSsaie
HNEN thousand acres of Land for

il sale In Parker, Denton and Collin coun,ios--in
Guiding q good farm in Parker county, with go
acres in cultivation small farm in Denton coun'y
and another il Collin county, the latter with good
buildings.
ALso--lso head Of STOCK HORSES.
The whole the above property will ba sold for
groes or Confederate money. For further inforril
ton, enquire of WITT s WIGGINT0S
Trinity Nina, Dallas CO., Jan. l., la6i-eOtf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

NsY-Thc Southern mail last night brought
nothing from beyond Wsxahachie, in con-
sequen of the high water; and the North
cru mail did not come at all. So We are
without any later news than that on the
lirst page OF this paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
%ETEN EH o. rp

WILL be takon in payment lor
w subscription TO the Dallas Herald al the rate
- Two bushels for ak months delivered At ihl"ohec
az a; any Of tho following mills and the miller ie'
,lpi sent 20 ns, viz. $50,
u,n,Ncld Miils, TarrAni County; K,cord Elicit,
t-,iHr Springs, Horton & Ncwiou's, Wifgihions nnd
iarkcr'a Mills, In Dallas county, aud DoSells hili'
near Mckinney, Collin county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
aas-MR. RESSEssRlAER REED GILBERT,

RSHMR. RENSEssELAER REED GILBERT
High Privatc) of the Houston Telegraph's
staff OF Correspondents Was married IN
Houston, on the 2Gth ult., to Miss LoUELLA
Lyon, Of that city. The telegraph asks the
indulgence Of the readers of that paper, "for
a few days, until he can get used tohis new
circumstances, when We promise for him
his customary attention to their wants in
furnishing correct information of the wants
of the day"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

ES~col. John NJ. Crockett, Agent to take
..e proof of claims against the c. 5. Gov
eminent, of property taken or irregular'y
impressed for the army alvertiscs list Of
appointments for his second tour in this
days paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

ss-The bridge over White Rock Creek
q, the lower or Hunters crossing, which We
stated last week had been washed away by
the recent rains, has, we learn, been repair
3D. and is now in good order. 1t was not
40 ba 'ly damaged as we were informed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
CLAIMS ON the GOVERNMENT

Holm NJ. ChOChETT, Agent e.
~ take tho proof of claims against the Confsdars,
States for certain descriptions of proparty taken O.
irrcgulary impressed for che nsn Of the army, with
tsni at tbs following times and places, his seeoh
tour, to.wit:
Dallas. 9Jlh March and remain four days.
Fort Worth, 18th March, and remain threa days
weathcrford, 3lsi March, and remain four daya.
IA ifman, llth kpdl, and remain three days.
Ca lt0n, Hth April, and remain two days.
For particulars refer to posted hand. bills.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
DwTyTsTRATOR's NOTlCE.-rh

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOT1CE.-fhe
n Undersigned having been appointed, at me 'hn-
narv Tnrln A. d. 1866 OF the county court OF Dallas
County for Probate business, Administrators Of nc
Tstlto Of Jno Kelley, deceased all persons hoidnf
claims against said estate are hereby n9tiied 20 pre-
rrescibod hy law and all persons indebted TO sa'a
rttatc arc requested to come forwarn and make I'M
mediate payment 49,,
ARrEMAs BAKER, Adm'r
Dallas Texas, jan 3lst ls65.-2S;dt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

g!n~see the advertisement Of John Allen
Gamo for d strayod or stolen horse, for the
recovery of which he will pay liberia! re
ward.