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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Shanghai, tno date, ship John Bunyan, Al
len Cardiff. isl -rII-l. n -
Passed Anjier Feb 10, ships Bengal Ingersoll, I'm
Manila for Boston; Mindora, Allen, do for do.
At Calcutta March ship j Baker, Miller for
Bombay, at 10 rupees pr ton. f 'sos
Sid fm Saugor March A, ship Aberdeen, Cole, for
Boston.
Ar at Girgenti March %, ship j Montgomery Ham,
At Messina March 81, barque Heroine Nickerson,
from Malta, to load for United States; brig F Ea-
Ar at Malaga s1st ult. barque sicilian, Lewis from
Boston, A--i-i iit- ri 'ils " =,
ri Ar a. callao 18th plt ships Kate Dyer, Leavitt FIN
lsth Golden Rule, Hall, CaIder, land sailed 10th for
Chinchas, to load tor Antwerp.
SID 14th, barque Sunbeam, Jordan, Chinchas.
AT az AsPnwal IN inst barque w Platenus,
:, Ar at Barbados 18th nit, brig Valencia. Smith.
Boston. .tsil ,iit oiili7lT y -
At Ponce, PR, 24th ult, brig Eastern Star, Griffin,
tor New York Is days. 7l~r-' =
At Kingston. ia, 18th ult barquc Sarah A Staples,
Staples for Queenstown, ldg. i'
AT Cardenas 9Th inst. barques Mary c Fox Ross,
New York days; William E Anderson Pierce, idg;
man. for Boston. ldg Lizabei, tieary lor Portland 2
days; Katahdin Saunders, for Bangor, ldg; Gen
At sagua 10th inst, barque Desiah, eilkey for New
Sid 10th, brig H Houston, French, Philadelphia.
Additional per steamer Persial
Sid I'm Liverpool 9TH, Corsica, Havener. New York
9th. Ellen AUSTIN, French, do. = -, -
Ent Tor ldg 4th Shooting Star, Card, tor Eastport.
Adv 9TH, Nova Sc0tian, Isl for Portland Apl 18th
Syren, Morse, for New York 10th. ~ 800
Sid FIN Deal 9Th, Sapphire, Hatch, from London)
Sid In Milford 9Th, John S Harris. Bailey. from
MOBILIZE for Liverpool, in tow. q OF III
gar at Shanghae Feb 0, Whampoa, Carter, Cardiff
Sid finn Sourabaya Feb 15, Viking, Chisholm, tor
Holland.
Sid fin Alexandria, E, Goth uIt Alfred Storer, As
cough, Aguilles. 49,, - -
Ar at Gibraltar 2sth ult, Adelaide, Pfum1ner, New
York; 3ist, Annie Scholfeld, Palmer, Leghorn for
New York. Nv A'ii p =
Rio Janeiro, March 1o-Brig G O'Brien, Knows.
from Mobile, which arrived here Jan 11th has been
condemned and sold for Rs 5345
Milford, April 4-Ship John Harris from Mobile
Tor Liverpool, which struck the rocks at the en-
trance of the harbor, and was afterwards placed on
the mud, has been foated off and proceeded.
SPOKEN.
Mach !, lat 10 S. Ion 70 Z, ship Richard Busted.
Knowles from Calcutta for Mauritius. is,I n
March 1. lat q N, lon q % w, ship Mohawk, from
London for Victoria, VI. s.i No. s-71f
April Is, lat %, Ion 80, ship Old Dominion, from
New Orleans for Havre - "a
April 49, lat SO 49, lon Is OF, barque saml Tarbox.
from New Orleans for Havre.
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NetU York Markets.

NEW YORK, April q.
Cotton-dull; sales $50 bales; Middling Uplands at
&c. --.I .t r =. 49,.
Flour-dull and 10c lower; sales 1900 bbls. State
at 9 90 a So.
Wheat-1 q &c lower. 5000.
Corn-dull; sales 81 900 bushels; mixed Western at
&c a ST.. t....
Whiskey--dull at 1871 @D2N. frr.4,
Pork heavy. ID. y $500 a -fGrsf
Lard-frm flf--ta-.
Groceries-auet,
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DIED..

In this city, April q, Mrs Sally Farnsworth, aged
sc years. .ia,l : ..-1.- 0t5g.i-' -
90 Funeral this Monday afternoon, at 8 o'clock,
from the residence OF her brother, Luther Fitch,
No 453 Congress street. .s sszr,, .t.F-..a#
In this city. April Il, Mr. Jonathan Tukesbmy,
aged 90 years 3 months. tfi@ -
CO Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock,
from his late residence, No s Pearl street. ReIa-
tives and friends are invited to attend. IN : le
In this city. April q, Mr. Samuel Chesley, aged 81
years months. a't'sii p 2 - t0Il7a
pFuneral on Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
In this city, April %, Mrs Susanna Stone aged 81
years z months. 1-i. 7, u f'Is-FIt ~
Massachusetts, papers please copyl
eB,Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
from No Stone street.
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CHICAGO, April II.
sales At III "a 42s for No. l. and e6 a. s61e for No.
g. Corn quiet at l5Bc a 4Glc for No. l, and 42c for
No. O. Oats quiet; sales at 27s a. 2Sac for No. g.
High Wines active at 2 81. Provisions quiet. Mess
Receipts = $500 bbls. OF -four. % 900 bushels OF
wheat 900 bushels of corn, 900 bushels of oats
Shipments-26OO flour, 10 900 bushels OF wheat, 16,
900 bushels corn, 5000 bushels Of oats. p l.-.-o
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Financial.

NEW YORK. April q.
The Commercials article says the STOCK nalse N.Y.
exhibits more speculative activity with dee nras
stronger tone. The well sustained coise t pos
very general feeling in favor OF further rise in
prices. 80 ,,, -.
and strong apparently owing very much to the ex-
pectaton that Mr.. McCulloch will issue proposals for
per cent. long loan for funding the short date Sc
curites. isc
The Stock Exchange has adopted resolution to
discontinue afternoon sessions Saturdays until OctO-
her next, ISL ssh ..NE r.. r5t.ry.l
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Mem Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 90.
Cottonwood qualities sitter; lower gredes are
unchanged; sales to-day 1900 bales; Low Middlng
at Sc "a SIC. Receipts to-day TIT. Sales Of the week
1000 bales receipts 900 bales against IL $50 last
week. Exports 49, 7S0 bales. Stock in port 160, 40
bales. ~ f'3e4 -t tAs.- i-'tt A"A fta1
Sugar and Molasses nominal. Sterling Exchange
dull at 3tt. New York Bank Cheeks per cent dis
count par. Gold &c. Freights to New York dull
to Liverpool firm. gTs fta4E
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IMPORTS.

BARBADoES. Brig Florence-14S hhds % tres II
bbls sugar, to Geo H Starr.
CAIBARIEN. Barque LOchiel--581 hhds sugar 1
box samples, Churchill, Browns a. Manson; q bbls
sugar, Dbl molasses master. a Il y y fI-.i..tg
CARDENAS. Sch Charlotte Fish-465 hhds 10 ties
10 DISTINGUISHES, Chase, Cram u Sturdivant; bbls
do master. rs4 81 t44Ff II ~, =
. MATANZAS. Sch Marcus Hunter-356 hhds SO
tres molasses, Chase, Cram ~ Sturdivant. i, h
MESTPORT MS. Sch Shooting Star = 1870 otis
haIl6ut ~ qtls dry Goldfish. bale rags, order.
HlLLSBORO NIB. Sch lndus1y-1S2 tons coal.
Kerosene Gil Co. ,.I. 'f,ta.- i. III 7
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Boston stock List.
MARRIED..

In Pennington, April s. Joseph Holley and Della
Furbush. +" ~ =
In Pennington, April II, John L Wood and Anna
e Wright, both of New Sharon. j sa les 3f
In Biddeford, April 10, Geo S Dutch and Hannah
Cole, both of Kennebunk. ~
In Lewiston, April II, Josiah Barlow and Betty
Ward: 18th, Frank Stevens and Mary Pashure; Jos
LIE Flam and Philena Gage, all OF Lewiston.
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DOMESTIC PORrs.

NEW oRLEANS-Bel 18th, ship Ella, Carter
from Liverpool. '"'ei
Ar 14th, sch Pecker, Phinney New York
CID 14th, sch G Dyer, Dyer, Matanzas
Sid Goth, ships Martha Cobb, and Wizard King.
At quarantine. barque Halcyon, from England
MOBILE-Ar 18th, ship Ihos Harvard, Strickland
New Orleans.
RIGHMoND-Ar 18th, sch Marietta, Hall, from
Rockport. i
"A. AZ in Hampton Roads 18th, sch Wellington from
Belfast for Savannah, '
BALTIMoRE-Ar Goth. scbs Vulcan. Boarl,nan.
p.n,s; bblchmond Grant, Fortune Island; James
Below sch Emily Fisher, Ashford, from Calais.
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Mobile Markets.

= ~ MOBILE, April 20.
Cotton-sales to-day 800 bales Mddling at 80 g SIC.
The sales for the week were 5000 bales. Receipts
Tor the week 5393 bales against 59 bales last week
Exports for the week 10000 bales. Stock In port "a
4q3 bnleg. - ttf f''t
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Cincinnati Markets.

.s1Ui CINCINNATI, April 81.
Flour inactive; sales at 80 "a 775, Whiskey 81
Q o. Mess Pook firm at 26 80. City cleared Hams
at 261; country demand light Lard closed at 1ss q
10. Bulk Meats and Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Gold Log.
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EOR S4LE!N

A DRY GOODS Stock and Stand for sale at agreat
IA bargain. For particulars inquire of
THRASHER e CO.,
Feb N-dH Free st. Block
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Letters Remaining Unclaimed

TN THE POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND. State
of Maine, 23d day of April, 1866. = - -
20 To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
this list, andpay ONE CENT for Advertising.
=. " Ii not called for within ONE MONTE. thew will
he sent to the Dead Letter Office ! = 80 =
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For Sale, to close a concern.
For Sale,
Farm for Sale.

~ Farm for Sale. iINT" N
Pleasantly situated one half mile
A mi y from Gorham Corner, miles from
mai t5asskN Portland Said Farm contains nine
~ III& HlAM ty acres of land, or more, OF less, to
AEEEL suit buyer; well divided into tillage,
pasturage and wood land cutting thirty tons Of hay.
an excellent orchard Of over three hundred trees
Mostly grated fruit. Said Farm is one-half mile
from the Post Office, Academy, Church, Depot and
Stores - 80 i..-l
Also, the Stock and Farming Tools if required.
Enquire of the Post Master at Gorham Corner. :
GOrham, March IS, 1S66.-d&wtf i4lt
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

a Saturday, priI 81.
Steamship Belgian, (Brl Brown, New York fol
Liverpool. 80 -
Brig Emma, tnew) Webster, Yarmouth, in tow Of
stealn-tug Warrior IN,
sen Romeo, French, Elizabethport.
sen sen Hampden Belle Hart Calais for Providence. |
Scn EMMY Grant, Ellsworth for Boston,
York. ''' oi"nooiiy iscs 'or' NC"
Sch Sarah Hall, Fletcher, Bangor for LYNN. az (
Sch hosanna, Watson, Bangor for Boston = ,l1l .
sch sea Sernsn stprney Frankfort for Boston.
SCH Uncle sam, Spear, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Pilot, thompson, Rockland for New York
Ar 1sth-sch Predmore, Seavey Portsmouth
CLEARED.
Brig Ella Maria, Daily, Matanzas-cbase C,ro,, O.
Sturdivant. q fga b. N sl,ss. = - > - 'N go =
Sch welcome Home, tBr) Hatfield, st John Mr.
A Burns.
Sch President Washington, COmery, waldoboro-
Eastern Packet Co.
o Sunday, April 22.
.r..'s ARRIVED. ss4,I
Barque Lochiel, (of Pictou, NS,l Graham, Cabai-
rien 16 days.
Brig Florence, fBr) Davidson, Barbados Is days.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs, Morgan, Philadelphia.
Sch Marcus Hunter, (Of Portland) Orr, Matanzas
18th ult via Delaware Breallwater. Spoke 1st inst,
lat "a, Ion 80, sch j Williams from Fr0ntera, Mex,
for New York. short of provisions and supplied her.
sch Charlotte Fish, (of ThomastonJ Strong, Car
denas 10th ult. .'.+. e..
Sch Sch Shooting Star Brl coggns westport Ms
Sch Maryland, Foster, Baltimore.
Sch VIM Arthur, Richards, Philadelphia.
sen Benga., Plllsbury, Elizabetbport.
Sch Ruth Thomas, Winsow EIizabethnort
Sch Julia Ann, Nickerson Boston 3
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston,
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston.
SIGNAL tor a brig. :
SAIIED-5 AM. steamer
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HOUSE LOIS
For Sale.
For Sale.

nN Stevens Plains, near the Horse Railroad
W Enquire of A. L. RICHARDSON
April 11-dH On the premises.
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For Sale.

For Sale. i
The new FRENCH COTTAGE,
A/0- and about seven acres of land, situ-
C&tA1fk ated on the Cape Cottage road, in
81 $40 ElAI L Cape Elizabeth. The house contains
tsss==s@xsE1fourteen rooms. The sea view is un-
surpassed Enquire of
s4L.h w. H. STEPHENSON,
-April2-H Second National Bank
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TIME Two-story Brick House and Lot, No. Deer
i Street, at GREAT BARGAIN.
For particulars enquire of
|. BENZ KNIGHT,
|. !Oct1Sdtt so Atlantic Wharf,
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Hon SaIA
FOR SALE.
For Sale

TUE two story house, and land, No. 80 Clark street.
Il Said house has been built but few years. is sit
dated in good neighborhood is in good repair with
good water privileges &c. particulars inquire at
j. f. CUMMINGS Store, on Danforth, near State
street. 20 vim. an1G-1,n#
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The Markets.

Brighton Live Stock Market
WEDNESDAY,, April 1s.-AMoUNr OF eiooA A.
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Valuable Mill Property For Sale.

A interest in Saw Mill and Store. Will be sold
"A at great bargain to good business man who can
take charge of Store. Apply to
LYNCH, BARKER g. CO.,
ap3tf nslHae - i39 Commercial street.
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The whole profits of the Company revert to the
Assured aud are divided annually, upon the Premi-
ums terminated dsftas she year; and for which Ger
tifcates are issued, bearing interest until redeemed
1854, and 5, and So per cent. in 1866.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
re- ,aonlh ort Two 1lnee el eaorl Nos

niS- month o. two sinee ~. saoFl vas
made, and noticed in ,hsso columns, 70
False means ~ 30 luildins of Q crmb,r-
lard presb. r,aa ciarab lp ,lis place d
committees ras.li s,si o. r2ll,itsaOaeip.
t.oH snd gaseLqse ne ut;nsa1y material,
aud wo ltarnsl that slaisieRi encourage
ment was given to warrant tie belief
'hst "a great space OF lius would clopsa
Gro the building would be- placed rndor
contract. We have heard uo.hlng Of the
matter rc;ontly, Gpl hope that Il has not
bcca allowed to die gu. for tho want OF
proper energy. We write this paragraph,
as inquiry, rs 10 what progress is being
made in the business. We know thai there
arc ,hooo among our people Who will very
willingly contribute towards tho building
Of churches, and school houses too, lf they
are once convinced that the proper spirit
IL manifested to carry the project out We
appeal to the people aud particularly to
the parties hayisC in charge The above men
toned enterprise, not 10 allow the matter
to rest Until the purpose contemplated is
accomplished. Our people have not much
encouragement TO aid TO such enterprises
if hey arc permitted to lag and lingcr, and
come to naught as they have heretofore
done in ills uunity. We want church.
cs, We want school houscs,-build these,
and the money will be found to be well
spent, in the impetus that it will give to
our town aud the increase in the value of
real estate. II is to the interest Of every
owner Of lot or block, or building in
town, to did such enterprises to tho full ex-
tent OF his ability.
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l<S'PFcsslng business, VIC regret to say
has prevented ua from more il'an dropping
In for a moment nj The examination " the
school Of Mr. and Mrs. Coughsnor, at the
close Of It's frat session, which tooN piree
on Thursday and yesterday. Those who
have been prcssaa however lafo.pn us that
the students acquitted themselves remarks
lily we'll, and exhibited advancement, watch
spcalu highly for he efficiency f. .he IN
struciors, as wen as the optncss aud studi.
ole habits Of .he pupils, The various ex-
crc!ses Of ne ocouion we're appropriate,
we'll rec,tcl and satisfactory We believe to
all present
The second session Of Ibis Institution
will commence On Monday next MS will be
seen by the advertisement in another col
umn. The success which has attended tho
labors Of Mr. and Hrs Gin ,ha past will
vo believe insure ,hem fill school ia The
coming session.
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From the Waco Register.
U, s. Direct Taxes.
OFFICE U. s. D1REcr TAX COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE U. s. DIRECT TAX COMMISSIONERS, |
Waco Tex, Jan, Is, 1866. !
Messrs. Editors:--A short time since, HAP
pened to see an article in the Marshall Re-
publican, clipped from the Galveston News,
upon the subject of i'Direct Taxes, in which
tie wrfterhas either ignorantly or inten-
tionalIy, placed the subject in an entirely
false light before the public. And think
;nc TINT true and plain statement of the
facts as they exist would be Of interest to
your readers and the public generally, l
take great pleasure in making the follow
ing statement ::
The original tax is % cents on the hun.
drcd dollars. The penalty for non-pay-
ment in 1861, is one-half the original, or IA
cents. The interest at 10 percent, for four
wears and a third, is IL cents, and the COM
mission, or cost OF collecting is 8 cents,
making a total Of SO cents on the hundred
dollars.
This tax is levied on the Assessment Of
1850, and my worthy contemporary Of Gal
vestsn, complains that sit is singularly I'M
fortunate that they should be subjected to
this unjust rule Of assessment as the as
sessment of that particular year was much
higher than that Of any previous or subse-
quent year. In this particular, my friend
is in error. The rate Of taxation for that
particular year may have been higher than
that OF any other year, and am under the
impression that it was; but that simple fact
makes no difference with the final result
The amount Of money to be paid, is exactly
'is ssLs as il the assessment Of 1860 had
c...- been css-hGlf as much az treaty was.
Some th-er hundred and hfty-fye thousand
folin. with the penalty, interest and costs
Of collecting had 10 be raised in the State
CT Texas. Had the assessment Of 1850
been only one half Of what 1t really was,
this Direct Tax, instead Of being 50 cents
on The hundred dollars, would have been
81 - ccnts. Hence the final result is pre-
cisely tie sane. And the actual amount Of
taxes to be paid. in which the tax payer is
the most deeply interested, is no more, nor
no less, than If the assessment had fallen
On any other year hut 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

GEN. GRAXr.-The statement tclcgraphed
from Washington that Gen. Grant was
about to sail for the Rio GrNnde in the flag
ship of the Gulf squadron is without au-
thority. The General simply designs Wis
iting New Orleans for the purpose Of in
speeding tho army under Sheridan, and so
far from sailing in Commodore winslow' 8
ag-ship at once, will not leave for come
Time to come. Owing TO the pressing du-
ties requiring his attention in Washington,
he has not yet determined how soon he will
visit Now Orleans, and when he does 90, it
will be by the most expeditions route
Warrington Star.
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Crk U. S. plroct Tax Commission

REMOVAL or TRooPs,-It will DO seen by
a special dispatch which we publish in our
telegraph column, that Gen, Thomas has
officially informed Gov. Patton that the U.
s. troops win be removed, aud arms and
ammunition furnished the State militia
We are also promised provisions for desti-
tute families. This will be cheering news
to our people, and all viii rejoice loud and
long In the return OF the State to civil law.
The dispatch does not stipulate the date OF
their withdrawal, but we suppose the order
will be carried ont as soon as possible
Mobile 1drerhslr OH
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BGJ'lf competition is the life OF Trade,
VIC lave every reason to believe that trade
is growing more rapidly in this place every
day. We cannot begin to keep up with the
new stores that are starting up around the
Sqggre. We are led 10 these remarks by
rcaa5ng The advertisement of Messrs. Burns
& lynch, the Fcnians--whch will be
found in our paper to-day. They say that
they can sell lower than the lowest Coffee
at soc. per pound, and calico at Zoe. per
yard ar their figures. They are at Cald-
wells old stand, East side OF The Public
Square. Give them a call.
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forihe Information OF all coueerned,
would state, that this tax includes nothing
but reaissiaie, All personal property being
exempt FROM taxation.
After due notice Is given, should the IA
not DO paid within ten days, then the prop.
erty win DO advertised Tor sale, Tor The nay.
ment OF tie tax. giving sixty dsy's notice
and he sale dill positively take place, an,
less within that tine ,lq INK shall DO paid
Dul In order to release his property from
sale, the owuer must pay the cost Of adyer-
Using, In addition TO the tax.
Hoping that the above may provo OF
some Interest 10 your readers,
| am yours, Sc,
JAMES ANDREWS,
Clk U. S. Direct Tax Commission.
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A dispaleh from WashIneton ssys 4 biol.

A dispatch from Washington says it has
Of the records Of the Attorney Generals
Office proves that no such application has
yet been filed. The only thing that Gen.
Lee has done in this direction has been the
signing Of the amnesty oath prior TO enter
ing upon the duties Of President Of Wash.
ington COllege.--Teiegrph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

ieS"We hear various persons who have
visited Houston recently, speak in the high
est terms of the private boarding house, Of
Mrs. +. W. Robertson. II is getting to be
the almost universal resort of all persons
from this section; and we, know, from OK
perience that in this instance, what every
body says ia true. With the quiet and COM
forts of home are blended all the advan-
tages and Injuries of first-class hotel,
ard our friends visiting the City need go
no further in search of a good stopping
place, than to the house of Mrs. RoBEnrsos
All who have been there will bear witness
TO what We say.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

iGSr Mcssrs. Cruichfeld Reid say in
their advertisement to-day, that those
new goods, which they talked about in last
weeks paper, have arrived, and are going
of rapid Y, and anybody who were in thoit
store On Tuesday and Wednesday, last will
believe the assertion. They have great
variety of goods, and say that they arc
bought as low as any body's goods AMI they
will sell in proportion. Read their adyer-
tiscmont in today's paper, and thOn 90
strait-way and give them call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

sssy1The jefferson Jinpleeule, has . cor
respondent, "Ex7Rebel,n who wsitcs from
Dallas, under date of Dee. 22d, as follows;
al believe every one hiss determined that
it is no use 10 grieto for the past, nni has
gone TO work in some way toreinsistc their
fallen fortunes There is no; another sec
tlon of country in the Union possessing so
many advantages Of soil, climate, range
and cheap land as Northern and North
western Texas, and those claims cannot
fail TO attract emigration from every qaar-
ter. Dallas must from her situation natu-
rally, become the great. central railroad
point at no very distant day. and surround
ed by the finest wheat and grain lands in
the world you may not be surprised if you
yet live 10 see her city equal to Atlanta.
Our streets present a lively appearances,
filed with wagons, loading ard unloading
goods like old times.
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sf3" We noticed wOrkmcn engaged dur
ing the past week, in bracing the walls Of
the Court House with hewod logs. The
braces may secure the walls, but they cer-
tainly arc not very ornamental, Could
not some better or more slightly method be
adopted 10 strengthen the building thaa
those rough .ogs?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

G..iy Tie card of VOLTS Store, in Mill
can will be foundin the advertising col
umns to-day. His old friends in this Soc
ton are informed that he keeps on hand m
assortment of General Merchandise and
he will DO pleased to see all bis ocqusin;an-
ces when they visit MillicSn. Particular.
y aro merchants invited to give him a
call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

lTwe frequently zee letters dropped in
the P. o. at this place, With the old U. S.
postage stamps on them. Our readers win
remember that by Law, all such letters can
not be forwarded, bus are sent TO the Dead
Letter Office. The difference between the
old and new stamps c,a easily be told.