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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

The NIClSsITUDES OF " AR.--Oi
the singular vicis.itudes Of the late
war a young lawyer Of Memphis,
Tenn, seems to have had his share,
He entered the Confederate service,
was taken prisoner ut tho battle Of
Fishoming0 Creek, and after six
weeks confinement at Alton, Hi
nois, was started for J0hnsons Is
land under guard. Like many an
other in like circumstances, he risk
ed his life in jumping rom Il car
window during his transfer, and,
with some slight bruises, suddc ,ly
found himself alone in the middle
of prairie. lie threw away his
uniform jacket and walking to the
nearest station hired himself for
81 day as bod carrier to a Union
Colonel who happened to be at
home on @ furlough. He hated to
work, but he hated also to starve,
and kept steadily about his business
for three days. BY this time his
employer began to suspect bis real
character and sent or for guard to
arrest him. lie got wind Of this
and unceremoniouSly bclted. direct
ing his course to Chicago. Here he
found friends who helped him TO
escape into Canada. He then went
down the St. Lawrence. around the
coast, and ran tho blockade into
Wilmington. lie quickly sought
out and Joined his old comrades and
fought through the war. Not long
ago lie met again the Union Colonel
for whom he had worked in ILL
nois. and dunncd him for the seven
dollars due him for his services.
The Colonel willingly paid it, and
they no doubt hobnobbed very
pleasantly over the past.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

COLD WEATHER AT THE NoRTH.-
Jan. Sth, 1866. is said to have been
the coolest day that has been known
for twenty-five years past--colder,
Bayard Taylor pronounced it, than
any he had ever experienced in lap
land. The New York News fur
nishcs kilograms from about one
hundred different places, reporting
thcrmometrical observations. In
that city the mercury fell to IS de-
grees below zero; in Philadelphia,
to 49, at Skowhcgan, Ne, to a ;
at Toledo. o., to 30. ctc. Two men
were frozen to death in different
parts Of the city of New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

About one hundred seamen cap
tured on American whalers by the
Shenandoah. and landed on Ascen-
sion Islands. have reached Honolulu,
en- route for the United States.
DIR. Mcdowell IF st. Louis, has
regained POSSESSION Of his college
building, which has been used up 10
this time as a military prison, and
will soon open disPensary.
The French Minister at Wash
ington has asked the State Depart
ment for official information Of the
recent affair on the Rio Grande.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

MERrNo SHEEP.-A leading fea-
tarc in the Michigan State Fair,
was the display of merino sheep.
About six hundred Of these animals
rere exhibited. a correspondent
Of the Chicago Tribune says:
The exhibition Of Spanish meri-
noes has never been excelled, II
cqualled. in the West; and it shows
a most commendable enterprise on
the part Of our Western farmers TO
introduce the production ofthe very
bsst woods that grow. When we
state that. within twelve months. a.
VIC are credibly informed, as high
A. g.. 600 has been paid for a single
Spanish rnerino buck, and in seve-
raj instances $1,000 to $1,000, while
q payment Of 81, 900 is Of disly oc-
currence. the people will readily IN
.dsssssnd the deep interest which
or leading farmers take in WOOL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

LIEUT.-GEN. HooD.-This distln-
guished Kcntucl,ian, after spending
a few weeks with his hosts of rcla-
tivcs and friends in the Blue Grass
region, recently passed through our
city en- route for New Orleans, where
he contemplates entering into bust
ness Louisville Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
Al thc Colorcd Convention at Au

Al the C0lored Convention at Au-
gusta Ga, recently, there We're about
one hundred delegates from various
parts of the State, General Tillson
Of the Freedmen 5 Bureau was pres
emit. james Porter Of Sayannah,
was President. Resolutions We're
adopted opposing universal suffrage
but iayoring the voting ofsuch col
orcd men as can read ndwrite well,
with the addition Of the proper
qualifications; that all vices and
crime among the negroes should be
discountrnanced that the Freed
mems Bureaushould compel negroes
to work, and make contracts, if they
refused to do so voluntarily; that
Southern property should not be
conHscated; and condcmning Thad-
deus Stevens dogma that the South
ern States are practically territories.
A resolution was adopted, against
the advice and cG0rts Of General
Tillson, that negroes settled ON coast
lands should not be deprived ofthem
except by act Of Congress.
a Board, with a Superintendent
was appointed to take charge ofthe
education Of negro men throughout
the State.
Meetings are to be held in each
county to advise the blacks to cult
waite sobricty and industry; to en-.
terrain kind feelings toward their
former masters to make contracts,
and to disabusc their minds Of the
idea that they will be allowed to
vote or get lands except by paying
for them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
TILE STATE Or TEXAS.

TO tie Sheriff Of johnson County Greeting:
NOU are hereby commanded that you
Il summon by publication, Peter W. Stu
art, whose residence is unknown, TO be and
appear before the District Court, 10 be hold
en- in and for the County Of johnson at the
Court House thereof, in the town Of Buc-
hanan on the bird Monday in March next,
1866. then and there to answer the petition
of Alahala J. Stuart, filed in said court,
against the said Peter W. Stuart, and Al
leging in substance as follows, to. wit: That
on or about the - day of - 1860,
she inteIrnarried with said defendant in
The county Of - and State of Georgia.
She states that within a short time after
their marriage, his treatment towards her
was SO cruel MS TO render her unhappy, and
their living together us husband and wife
intolerable; aud she further states, that on
or about the - day Of - 1862, said de-
PENDANT, without any just cause, left the
bed and board Of your petitioner, with the
intention OF abandoning her, since which
time they have not lived together, nor cor
responded Wherefore. she sues and prays
that defendant be cited By publication, and
that she have judgment, dissolVing the
bands Of mairimony existing between them.
Herein, fail not, but have you then and
there before said court, this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how you have ex
ecuted the same.
Witness, o. j. Ingham, Clerk Of
SEAL )the District Court of Johnson
NG0JCounty. Given under my hand
and the seal of said Court, in the town Of
Buchanan. This the 10Th day of January
A. D. 1866.
OF. INGHAM, Crk., D. C., &c.
BY JAS. lIISER, Deputy.
Came to hand January 18Th, 1866, and
ordered to be published in the Dallas Her
aid for four successive weeks.
Us WALTON, Sheriff c.
By J. SHANE, Deputy.
2h4t.-rpript. fee SIS IS Currency1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

We learn by the New Orleans pa
pers of the 9th. that Alexander III.
stephens and Her-chel V. johnson
have been elected United States Sem
ators by the Georgia Legislature
Mr.. Stephens was the Nice-Presi-
dent OF the Confedcracv, and Mr..
Johnson was the candidate on the
Douglas ticket for the Nicc-Prcsi-
dcncv Of the United States in 1860.
They are both able and experienced
men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
THE STATE OF rEXAS, !
CoUNTY OF DALLAS, (

L IL = 81 y - Vt lA-NshT,
CouNTY OF DALLAS,
is CouSTY Court, MARCH TERM, A. D.lS6G.
To the Sheriff Of Dallqs County, Greeting :;
NATNEREAS, ". II. Thomas and Joseph
w Britain, Administrators of the cs-
tate Of Matilda Selvidge deceased, have
filed in my Office their final account cur
rent, and also their petition, praying for
partition and distribution thereof. And,
whereas, one Of the heirs Of said estate is
absent and place Of residence unknown,
to-wit: benjamin +. Hama. These are,
therefore, to command you 10 cite Benjamin
+. Hama, by publication in the Dallas Her.
aid, to be and appear at the March Term Of
the County Court of Dallas County, to be
held nj the Court House in the town Of Dali
las on the last Monday n March 1866, and
show cause, if any he can, why said dis
trbutiOn should not be made as prayed for
Herein fail not, bu, due return make as
required by law.
> Given under my hand and the
SEAL. lscal or the County Court of Dali
N>-TG7>./las County, this the 2nd day of
February, A. D. 1866.
W. X. MASTEN, Crk, C. c., D. c.,
Issued February 2nd, 1856 and came to
hand same day issued, and executed by Or
dering publication inthe Dallas Herald, as
the lnS directs. Thi. the I'd day of Zebra
airy, A D., 1866. NO. McA DAMS, Shift.
2D:It. BY j. NJ. Brown, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
To Restore Leaning Trees.

10 RGSLOCS JSdHIllS 1LSSS'
when tree, after having been
planted year or two, leans badly
especially Tito the North cast
its direction cannot generally be
changed entirely, by the use of the
pruning knife. In this case, go to
Che opposite side Of the tree, and
with a spad,, Loosen and remove the
earth from under the roots, and
bring back the tree in this way,
pulling it over to an erect form,
then pack the earth firmly about
the roots, so AZ to hold it steadily
in its place. Only a few Of these
having been intcrfersd with, growth
is but little checked. Prune it rath-
or moro than if not disturbed, es-
peciaIly on the side to which it
leaned. and the tree will scarcely
feel that it has been touched.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

~ ne NrFgt Wee r.HHfV- Gf"hag3
aFgS ure hereby gDulniituded

Tp me WurFot W,fe county GurhHg
NOi arc hereby commanded
u f.Hf 500 HUuWUusi by publication j, T.
slr..puL transient person, 90 be aud mp
paal before 10, liHlicl Court, 10 be holden
in aud lur tie county ot Wirr, az the Court
House thereof loo llU town of Decatur, on the
uuu Monday nicr the first Monday Ia Feb.
rnry 4. u, 100, then aud there totrswcr
20 lLy petition OF 4 T., Taylor filled In said
Court arrinst the said J. +. Sargent aud
alleging, Ia substance, as follows, to.wil'
that i. +, Sergeant executed and delivered
to lNc s,'l Z, T., Taylor his promi'sory note
gur rLc payment OF forty head ut four year
old beet steers, 10 bee delivered hy q certain
time IN ssid noio specified, Upon said note
Is endorsed credit Of 1--WE Steers, and that
,Lc said Sergeant failed TO deliver said
steers according To said obligation; also,
that tie said I, T., Tay lor purchased from
tie suil J, T. SaTgrnut certain tract Of
land situate in Jack county, State OF Tex
as, for which be paid the sgid Sergeant the
sum OF fifteen hundred dollars, and the said
j. l., Sergeant executed his bond Tor title TO
sumc. by which he bound himself TO make
title To +. H. Taylor 10y u certain time there
In spccincd aud that he has wholly failed
to make said title, md further alleges that
said Sergeant sold 10 the said L. Il, Taylor
certain other tracts and parcels OF land sit
mated in the states of Missouri and kan.as,
for which he paid said Sergeant the sum OF
cirht thousand dollars, and that title TO said
land made by j. =. Sargent is null and void.
Herein fail not, bur have you then aud ihcre
before said Court this writ. with your re-
,..,,. ,t.r,,.., ,kn,giuo, hnvy wan hnyp pNpcu-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

Up 10 the year 1850, no less than
fifty wells had been sunk in the
great Sahara desert by the French.
The total quantity Of water given
by these wells amounts 10 :, 100000
gallons per day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

The census which has just been
completed in Washington, shows
the negro population Of that city TO
be tweaty-three thousand, end up
rsrd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
DEATHs ~ CAMP DoUGLAs.-The
following note explains itself:
L.Errrn 10 L. Inn % 1GEE

CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. -, lS66.
Editor True Delta Please inform
the patrons of your paper that they
can obtain the remains of any pris-
oner OF war who d ed at Camp
Douglas, Ill, by addressing
W 5. JORDAN, Undertaken,
1GG Clark street, Chicago. ILL.,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
A IlNrIHIsTRNTOR.s NOTICE.

Nm. V. Farmer having been appoint
ed administrator Of the estate Of d. F. Buck
her, deceased, At the November Term. 1865,
Of the County Court Of Jask county, pertain
ing to estates; therefore, all persons bav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same within the time
prescribed by law. II. V. FARMER.
Admir- Estate Of B T. Buckner, decd.
T2D-Gw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
4 DHISIsTRITOR.s NOTICE.

A-The undersigned having been appoint
ed administrator DE- Ions nm on the estate
Of c. Hancock, deceased, at the January
Term, 1896, o. the County Court OF jack
county psrtaininE 70 estates all persons
are hereby notified, having claims against
said estate, 70 present then within the time
prescribed bv Law. DIV. sPEER,
r22-sr-1 ldr'r q fonis 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DMENKSTRATO NOTICE,
A-The undersi ne having been appoint
ed Administrator OF the estate OF George
llagler, deceased, at .he November Term,
ls65, OF the COUNTY Court Of Jack county
pertaining 10 estates; therefore, all persons
having claims against said estate are here
by notified to present the same within the
time prescribed by law. DAN. GAGE,
T22.Gw.1 Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24


Precinct No. Dallas County, Texas.
Issued January 3Oth, 1866, and came to
hand same day issued, and executed by or
dering publication in the Dallas Herald, as
the law directs. This the 3lst day of Jan
usry, A. D., 1866. NO. McADAMS, Shift.
post. BY J. NJ. BRowS, Deputy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

TnE people Of Lynchburg were much OK.
cited at noon on Monday by waht they sup.
posed to be meteors traversing the midday
sky, and smoked glasses, opera glasses ana
telescopes were called into service After
much gazing. the meteors were found to be
only thistle down waited about by the au
tumn winds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

ssIhe following. says the State Reg,ster, are
the amounts OF tax levied Tor 1866. by some
Of the weather. Counties ~ reported to the
Auditor of State. Many Of the counties
have not vet repOrted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

n Genuine Eayfsh SoLip s,Lvsa Composite
Time keeper, with an accurate miniature Cos.
PAS in the Dial. in Gold or Silver Cases, Brsu-
titul and Elaborate in Design. Of E1quis,ts
workmanship and Remarkable Tor it, correct
meas and absolute certainty ~ Z RsaulAvoa
fully warranted tor two years. Will not get out
Of order. and will last iISs sins, and 10 . most
elegantly and perfectly reliable Pocket Compan
ion. and nAaxislcsKr PRssaxs for Ladies or Gen
tlemen's use Price Tor = singls one. Small
Size, with Rich 0old Plated Gents vssr CHAIN.
only o.. Agents wanted every~here. Price
Lists sent free. Address. n. A. kAJLE 4 co.
Established importers or Watches. Chains. Ac.,
ls47. y. L. Cor. Of Drosdwsy = Fslton
Street. N. Y. n0vl5.dAwlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

The total real and personal property in
Clayton county, is %, ISL ,s44, being an in
crease Of one million 10 . little over one
years time
Lieut.. Frank Weitman, Of Des Moines.
has been appointed Route Agent on ths X.
4 Fl. Des Moines r. r. A good appoint
mcnt aud true Democrat.
Lieut. VIM. Herschberger has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at Fort Madison, rice
B. Hugel, "a Union>Leaguer and stay>at-
home pa'riot,) removed.
The Arkansas election for ruited States
Senators has drawn TO close. The legis-
laturs has elected John 4. Jones in the
place of William d. Snow, and John ].
Phillips in Mr.. Baxter's place.
The Commits. toner's Of Internal Revenue
at Washington. reversing former decision.
now Instruct revenue officers to collect but
one cent per pound upon coffee, roasted and
ground.
The income tax of St. Paul for 1865 just
published, shows an increase in the amount
Of incomes as compared with the previous
year, but a smaller amount Of tax realized.
The total amount of income tax collected in
ST. Paul in 1865 6 was $685. 34.
One OF the strangest political transform
atoms Of the last few weeks Is that just ef
fcctcd by the Johnson Department Club, II
Washington, which, having failed as . pc
ltical organization, is nov reoreanizing - q
social society, under tue maze Of the John
son Temperance Club.
Tho thirty first anniversary Of the Indian.
apolis Benevolent Society was held Friday
evening at wediey Chapel. During the past
year the Society have expended for the poor
50, 3oi 10. and distributed eight hundred
and twenty three pieces or clothing. A
sy stenatic visitation Of the city is made
and all the poor and needy found out and
assisted.
The people OF Wapello county arc NOV
ing in the matter Of extending the Burling
ton, Fort Madison 4 Pennington Railroad
through to wapeIlo, and then up the rivel
bottoms to Iowa City. Iowa City and peo
pie along the line agree to carry It to tina
point il the people Of Louiss and De-
Moincs county will build it to wapello.-
Louisa county pledges to build it frou
their county line. and il only remains 70
the business men Of Burlington and De
Mones county to CO operate With them Il
ensure the success Of the enterprise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

Geld 1Dowa-Prlces % Rollow.
During the last four weeks gold hes tum-
b,ed from $50 TO the neighboshsod Of 1856.
and there sssms to be no probability Of airy
very sudden rise In it's valss. TIE down.
ward plunge he's smashed . nunbe Of spsc.
ulators In the precious metals, and the de-
mo'ition Of a good many mere Of them
would not greatly dlssssss ths public
There have. during he last twelve oouths,
been so many fluctuations 10 The price Of
gold that the 'st Il the nsesooaries Of life
have in no great degree bsen regulated by
the relative value Of specie and currency.
But We rejoice to notice that the recent
fall in gold has ssnsIbiy affected prices
Dry goods have fallen, and are likely 10 be
much lover than at present. Provisions
have also felt The effect Of the Gall Of gold,
but are not yet ~ low as they should be by
At least thirty per cent. Il is pleasant to
reflect that all the hoarders, forcstallcrs and
sordiu spectators in pork nni flour are
likely TO DC brought TO grici aud bankruptcy
by the fall Of gold. Flour and meat are not
likely to attain the enormous prices that
many feared they would reach.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
TAXATION.

No people on earth were ever 90 heavi'y
taxed a. tho American people 1t The present
time. Everything we eat, drink and wear
10 most outragcously taxed. We pay heavy
taxes for the bare privilege Of living and
breathing. Necessarics, luxuries and amuss-
men,s are taxed. The tax required to pay
the heavy current expenses Of the Governs
aent would be burdsnsomc enough oft
sell, but in addition nc are taxed to pay the
interest on the national debt, and taxed to
pay OF the principal At the rate Of two hun
bred and tiity millions year. So much for
general taxation. But in addition TO this. the
Western people pay annually srievous tnx
from which the Government derives no ben
eh,-a tax which contributes 70 the pay
ment Of current expenses, the interest OF
the principal of the national debt. This
tax, wrung rom the sweat Of Western farm.
crs and mechanics. goes forth as 4 tributs
10 the manufacturers Of New England, en-
Aiding their over grown corporations to de-
clare semi. annual dividends Of from twenty
to forty per cent, besides adding largely q
thu amount Of their capital invested in real
estate and machinery. And nsxt Congress
will add the new tariff bill 10 the weight Of
oppression under which the West u uow
groaning. Our people are less able to pay
taxes this year than they were last Nsxl
year i will be worse, and No il will contins
nc from year 10 year, going On from bad "a
worse. until . general collapse will ovcrwhelm
US in common ruin. We oasnot 70 on for.
ever paying out more than 10 take in
without coming 10 distress. The West will
finally be drained dry, and then will come
day Of reckoning. Already there is MI
uneasy construction in business circles, and
general foreboding Of coming evil.
The present rate of 10 nation, II the pro
cccds were prudently applied. would liquid
ate the war debt in ten years. But VIA,
would be the cfrsctr The West would bs
bankrupt and New EngIsnd still further en-
riched. We trust that the next Congress,
lit 10 not hopelessly involved In the tolls Of
New England seliishness and rspaci,y. vii
seriously consider some feasible project 70,
reducing taxation. The burden Il create,
than We can bear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

Two American gentlemen have been
grossly insultcd in Turkey, o, their way TO
Thihit, and robbed Of about $50, 900. Mr..
II. W. Cook. of Illinois was one Of the gen.
,lemcn, and Mr.. Henry Stanley the other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

Tns Tmes mentions . whipping sdmin-
istered few days since in Dubuque by .
young damsel upon . former lover, who
didn't like her going on the stage, and 70.
turned her letters and precious lock q
her hair. She met him 10 his news depot
and used raw hide most vigorously. The
victim Of this castigation proposes to have
her tried for assault and battery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

"Srisxixo." Wherever be goes. the
Radicals give Butler "stirring" reception.
Of course, spoons ore in demand on oil
''stirr,ng" occasions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

TIM MANS LAw N Bosfos.-A Rs..o.
special eye seses y gvswiog aisuaasslactiou
- raonM = tas yafkinea- ~ ~ -seveene
eyGG6o.. 4 80 ~ bssnl ASS13hk e q
the Cteeste Ceqsh Il. Whioh q 'noetY -
Sssa ta1leesd ise asallae lqsos viskes1 :
liseeeeA Pa ef dsCasdauS - M n
eould - ME 1sasy issaliy TN persses
eanytag - What w1e hid . 3 q, ~.
full business. The ceust ordered that IN.
argp4snss ~ ssnisae1 n wr,t,se TO the
0epsssns Ceest H. J1dass Of Ne Circuit
oo1st bs6e uuAbls b s6tse On he quos.
tloa.