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Bass"A Attention is directed to the adver-
tisemcnt of Jos. W. Elliott, Esq, who offers
for sale the old established and we'll known
Osceola Mills, on Elm Fork of Trinity, in
this county. These Mills are, we believe
second to none in this section of the State,
are in perfect repair, and bargain will be
offered if early application is made. Per-
sons desiring to invest in such property
cannot find better opportunity.
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omeisl Isiee,sphlo Correspondence,
OffiOE Omar Jumief, I
0ALVErOg, 90 July q, 1890.
lios JAHfs II BgLt, Secretary u
State. Austin.
sn,-Are tho officers elected 10
Boz installed ~ soon ~ qualiledY
EDWARD n, Arris,
Chief Justice.
AUSTIN, July o, 1866.
TO Il. n. AUSTIN, Chief Justice, Gal.
weston County,
Your telegram has boon received.
The officers of the Provisional Gov
eminent will continue TO discharge
the duties Of their respective offices
until orders are received from the
President Of the United States to
the contrary,
JAMES III, BELL,
. Secretary Of State.
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The Houston Telegraph says: "Gen'ls.
Steadman and Fullerton have arrived in
Galveston. Their searching Investigations
into abuses in the Atlantic States Of the
South, have won for them the hearty conf
dence of the Southern people" ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

BSJ"S. A. Ventcrs Esq, J. Nj. Mcneil
ESQ.,. County Clerk and j. NJ. Blount Esq,
State Senator elect, all of Denton county,
have onr thanks for official election returns
for Denton and other counties
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

HaynWe have received the prospectus Of
the "Texas Magazine Monthly Litcra-
ry Periodical, devoted to the cause Of
Southern Literature, the dissemination Of
useful knowledge, and the moral and men
tai improvement Of society, and to be pub
lshed in Houston, Texas, by W. G. Parsons,
Editor and Proprietor and N. ?. Modrall,
Corresponding Editor Terms, $3.50 per
annum in advance and the publication to
commence as soon as sufficient number
of subscribers shall have been obtained.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

D5-We have just seen letter from
distinguished member Of the House of Rep
resentatives soliciting Hon. Nat. NJ. Bur-
ford, member elect from this county to
become candidate for Speaker of the
House in the approaching Legislature. This
is not the only expression in that direction
we have SEEN We are satisfied that bet
ter choice could not be made. Judge Bur-
ford is man Of unquestionable ability,
quick of perception, prompt in decision,
smooth and cautious ia his bearing, and
possessing in an eminent degree, all the
requisites of pleasant and efficient pre-
siding officer. We would be much gratitied
10 see this coveted honor conferred upon
our Representative.
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A CARD.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
A .--.---... IL. u OHE

COMPTROLLER y OFFlCE,
AUSTIN, July 3, 1866
Assessors and Collectors, appoint
cd by the Provisional Government,
will continue in the discharge of
their official dutie until the Provi-
sional Government ceases to exist,
either by order Of the President, or
by act of Congress, and until they
are officially notified to that effect.
(Signed,) Gro. G. RIvEs,
-A' Act. Comptroller.
The ms AND THE CUISINE pre-
sumo that it is settled that orders
from Washington, must be had be-
fore tho Provisional Government
will be turned over to the newly
elected State authorities. But it is
almost equally certain that SO soon
rs it is officially communicated to
the President that the officers have
been duly elected under the Consti-
tuition, the other will order Gov.
Hamilton to turn over the records
and ensigna of office. This is the
usual custom in such matters, and
will doubtless be followed. At least
we are informed that the heads OF
the Provisional Government so an
ticipated.-Gdl. Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

EsaSy"l'le card Of Maj T. G. Jordan, At
torney at Law, in this place will be found
in to-day's paper, to which we invite the
attention of the reader. The Major solicits
share Of business in his profession, to
which he will give prompt attention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

Lost, from the Stage, on Wednesday night
last, somewhere on the road from Dallas to
Plano, large Leather Pouch, containing a
Waybill from hlillican to Gainesville
The finder will confer favor on the Stage
company, by leaving the some at the Crutch-
field House, or at Mr.. Crutchfelds store, in
Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

B1~Attention is called to the legal odver-
tisements from johnson and Tarrant coun-
ties, and estrays from Dallas, Denton and
Pulo Pinto counties in days paper
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

E@-Jno. W. Ream has lost dark bay
horse, for which he offers reward of 500
TO any person who will return the game to
Mr.. p. II. Snow, on Mounthin creek. See
advertisementin to-day's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

.rEA letter TO the editor from Grnyner-
county, dated The lib inst ssys- I'VE.
hass had lsrgs.nnount Of rain here in
the.iass fss days, batit Is nsF clear and
thtrs Is . prospect Of s.sins -ils Fbsst,
-hieh Il MT si5inss hssiits yield he
csfn vii b fns7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

INDIANS on RAID TO TExAs.--Wc clip
the following from the Sherman Star of
last week. 1t is important 10 the people of
the frontier, who should be prepared to de-
fend themselves and their property from
these ihieving and marauding bands:
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Pro,c-san, Episcopai Church.

Divine Scrvca viii 10 held N. W every Sunday
morning, at lOS O'Clock, aud in the eyering at o
clock, in the upper room Of lIirsh's hrick bnring
rt GEO. NORTHEASTERN
Prayer Docks for salc NJ Mcssrs W. IL. rrather A
Co.'S The proceeds to doiray coningcrt expenses OF
the Parish. I..
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, /
COUNTY OF TARRANT.


To the Sheriff or any la,gfM officer Of said
County Greeting:
V0U are hereby commanded to summon
Il J. c. Nixon, by publication for three
successive weeks in the Dallas Herald to
appear before me at my office in Fort Worth,
said county, on the LIST Saturday in Septem-
Der, 1866, before two o'clock P. NJ. of said
day, to answer the complaint Of Selete Grow
ley, in plea of debt for 500 43-10o as per
account on file, the same being for note
paid to Turner & Daggett for said Nixon.
Make service and due return hereof as
the law directs. June 25th, 1865.
]. P. b. WILLIAMS,
ru J. p. Precinct No. s, I. G. Texas.
A true copy, certify. June 80, 1866.
FRANK. ELLIST0N,
Sheriff I. G. Texas.
The Editor Of the Dallas Herald will pub
Itch this citation for three successive weeks.
Respectfully, FRANK ELLISTON,
T44:3t.1 Sheriff of 7. Q. Tex.
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". II. HORD,
JAS. +. SCOTT,
MARTIN RIGG,
John. j. GOOD.

On motion of John j. Good, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That We respectfully recon-
mend to the Conservative Convention to as-
semble at Navasota on the 18th inst, the
name of Matthias L. Swing, as suitable
person for Delegate from this State to the
Union Convention to assemble at Philadel-
phia, Penn, on the l4th August, 1866.
The meeting was then addressed by Capt.
J. X. P. Record, who appealed TO the people
to stand by the President, and to assist
him and the Conservative Union party, in
their efforts to restore oil the States to all
their rights under the Federal Constitution.
Capt. Record, during his address, was re-
eatedly cheered.
On motion of j. X. ?. Record, the Secre-
tary was requested to furnish copy of the
proceedings of this meeting to the editor of
the Dallas Herald, Tor publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
JOHN N. BRYAN, Chairman.
W. L. MURPHY, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-21

Afa mssnne n y poflloa NJ The eifliehs
AZ balias county, held NJ ne cotH House
In iha Ioen NJ nallaa, on ihe Afternoon N
ibo lsfh dnly. 1860, iof The purpose n ~
poigfihF delegates 10 The Zoo YEA Ion 10 10
hold NJ NAyasoin, 90 the 2iih Inst,
On motion, col. Jno. n. bryan was call
cd 10 the chair, aud Capt. W. J.. Murphy
appointed Secretary,
Judge Bnrfofd o. planned tho Object NJ tho
meeting, In q few forcible and appropriate
remarks.
Ga motion, The Chairman appointed the
following named gentlemen o,mMillec 10
draft resolutions expressive OF ,he sense Of
the meeting, via; Nat a. Buriord, james
L. Scott, ". II. llord, John j. Good aud
Martin Rigg.
During the abseuoe Of the Committee, the
meeting was addressed by DR.. a. NJ. Coeh-
ran, In an abe and eloquent speech, favor
ing the objects for which the meeting was
called.
The Committee, through their Chairman,
Judge 8urford, reported the following res
olutions, which, on motion, were unani-
mously adopted; ',
Resolved Isl, That the citizens Of Dallas
county cordially approve Of The policy OF
President Johnson, and Of the Executive De-
partment OF the Government OF the United
States, of prompt restoration of the South
crn States, without any amendments TO the
Constitution, or change in the laws, until
the States not now represented in Congress
can participate in the same.
Resolped, I'd, That the citizens Of Dallas
county cordially approve Of the objects of
the National Union Convention to be held in
Philadelphia on the l4th day of August,
1866, TO be composed Of delegates represent
ing the great Conservative masses Of all the
United States and having for its object the
full restoration Of all the States TO their
rights and privileges in the great Ameri-
can Union. .u.l
Resolved Sd, That for the purpose of pro-
noting the success Of the above resolutions,
we will send five delegates to represent Dali
las county in the Conservative Union Con-
vention of the State Of Texas, to be held q
Navasota, ON the 25th inst. l.aH
Resoiped, 4th, That John NJ. Crockett, Dr.
II. j. Moffett, Cap. James Thomas, DR.. j.
II. Fender, Col. Geo. Wilson and COL J. c.
Mccoy be appointed to represent the coun-
ty of Dallas in the Conservative Union
Convention at Navasota; and should the
said delegates be unable to attend said Con
yention, then J. j. Diamond, p. W. Gray,
A. NJ. Gentry and G. W. Diamond, are re-
quested TO represent the county Of Dallas in
said Convention. NAT NJ. BURF0RD.
W. II. H0RD,
JAS. +. SCOTT,
MARTIN RIEG
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The National Intelligence.

The National Intelligencers
Published at Washington City, ID. C.,
By SNOW, COYLE s. co.
1t is we'll understood that
THE NA TIONAL INTELLIGENCEE
Represents the views of Presid' tJ ohnson or
THE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF THE DAY.
The course pursued by the InteIligeneer
for the last year, has commended it to every
Conservative man, North or South who de-
sires to see the country once more united in
harmony.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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Subscriptions, payable in advance, will
be received at the office of the Dallas Herald
and forwarded to the publishers of the In
telligencer, by JOHN W. sWINDELLS.
July IA, 1S66-43:3m.
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WOOL CARDING!

WOOL OAhDlNU!
FVNHE undersigned would respectfully give
IL notice to their old patrons and the pub
lie generally, that they are now prepared
to card wool upon short notice. The wool
being well washed and picked, will guaran-
tee satisfaction to all reasonable persons.
.e. TERM
Coarse white Wool, .......... 49,. 10 ctsslb.
Fine and Colored, .............,."....122 G
MIXED, ......... ...................lO
Wheat, Corn and Bacon, taken at its
market value.
We tender our thanks for past favors,
and solicit the favor of the public. u
NANCE s. MOFFETT.
N. B.--Our Machinery is all in superior
order, and Of the best manufacture. We also
have cards of the best quality that we are
now using.
Particular attention given by the proprie-
tors to the weight and order of work, and
In all cases satisfaction given.
N. & M.
Lancaster, Texas, July 20, 1s66.-44tf
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One Square len lines ~ this fyc Typo 81 % for tho
INST and rs cents fpr each additional insertion.
norOnr charge for Announcing candidate for
State or District Offices II Sh and ior County Pre-
clnct offices ~ go payable Invariably Whom the
announcement Il made.
nlJ-The above rates are IN legal tender. Specie
received at It's market value
E0- IN future we VIII charge tho usual advertising
rates for all obituary notices. Mere monts
Of marriage and deaths will lie inherited graiis, rs
heretofore but If they exceed this We must charge
for them.
Nd Wheat or produce Of any Kind that We eau
USE aiken at the best market price, for all dues TO
this office.
Hg-JOH WORK Of MI kinds executed
with ncntncss md Dispatch.
AGENTS..
McsSrs, Whar,oo Sssndell1c, li5 Common Street,
New Orleans la.
W. p Dorm, Galveston, Texas.
Capt. JAsrrn W JonSsos, Kaufman, Texas.
j. \, Turner, Esq, Fort Worth.
b. Y. Hawkins ESQ, WRxahachic, Ellis county.
Il, II. GUSHING, Esq telegraph Once, Houston
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A settlement or a visit!

"A SGtEkDINeEla OF Il FISIC!
A Ill those indebted to mo, to the firm of Guess
N Il Record are requested to call at our Office in
Dallas and settle. Cur accounts must be closed by
note otherwise. Old notes must be renewed or
paid off,. There is Indebtedness on my books ofnear
ly ten gears standing, which must and shall be settled
p1-I will receive in payment. Wheat, Corn, Oats,
Barley any of the produce of the country, as well
and calves work oxen, horses, mules, &c.
Come up and settle, gentlemen, or q visit from an
officer will follow close upon the heels of this notice.
Gmay 20, '66-3G3mo1 GEO. w. GUESS.
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Kentucky Town Academy.

TNHE Second Session OF this Institu-
l. ton will opon Oh the First Monday in Sepem-
Der next, aud continue for Ten Months.
The Principal having an experience of Fifteen
years in the education u youth, and graduate OF
Bethany College, Va, fully believes that ho give
general satisfaction.
Good Boarding can be had at liberal prices.
For further particulars apply to
CAAAS. CARLTON, A. NJ.
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RATES or hDyEIsTIsINGi

Aud one copy gratis to the golfer ~ ofear club Of
ten names. The money n sroV isiaHcc, to Heeom'
pany the order
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THE ELECTIONS.

Elections take plsce today in the States
Of Delaware, Illinois, Kansas. Mary land, Mass
achusetts, Michigan, Minnesota Missouri,
Nevada, New Jersey, New YORK, and Wis.
consin.
MARYLAND.
Mary land elects five CongressmeB, twelve
State Senator's, and eighty members of the
House of Delegates. A United States Senator
is TO be- chosen by the General Assembly IN
place Of Hon. j. A. j. Creswell.
Frat Disfrict.-The candidates are Hiram
Mccullough, National Union, and George NJ
Rensum, Radical. Mr.. McCulIough's malority
over Creswell, In 1864, was $3.50.
Second DistrIct.-Hon John J.. Thomas is a
candidate for reelection. He was elected as
the Unconditional Union candidate, in 1865, by
i.617, TO $50 tor his opponent Stephenson Ar.
cher, son Of the late Chief Justice, is the Con-
servaiiye candidate.
Third District.-Colonel Charles F.. Phelps is
the Conservative candidate, against John J.
Stewart, late assessor Of internal revenue.
Colonel Phelpe was elected in 1864 by 9,3l3, to
/, $50 for Knott
Fourth District-Ex Gov. Francis Thomas
the present incumbent, is the Radical candi-
date, against Col. VIM. p. Manlsby Thomas
vete was II 500 to 1857 for his opponent, being
a majority of 4,3iS.
FTfih District.-Frederck Stone is the Ma.
tional Union candidate against WIN. J. Albert
Radical. The vote in 1sG4 was-Harris, $500
Holland. 1850 Harriss majority, $3.50.
We append the vote OF the State by counties
fnr Dyosi n
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MEyICO.


The Departure of Maximilian.
The following letter has been received in this
city by way OF New Orleans
VERA CRUZ, october 26, 1866
'tMaximilian left the City OF Mexico on the
23d instant. Tesigning verbally in favor of Gen
Bazaine.
''9en'l B-Zaine endeavored 10 persuade him
to delay his departure until 3enl Castlemani 8
ARRIVAL two days later, but he declined, and
escorted by 200 AusrIans, proceeded to Orizaya
by cross roads TO avoid meeting with Gen Gas
telman. He reached Orzava yesterday, and is
expected here TO morrow.
'The captain of the Austrian frigate Dandolo
states that as soon Maximilian arrives he
will at once leave for Europe. II is said that
Macmillan will publish day manifesto at
Orizaya.
'.Genn Castelman reached the City of Mexi
co soon after MaximiIan left, and teok posses
sion of the palace and assumed the reius of
Government.
THE French soldiers who had enlisted uder
Maximilian's colors will be returned to France
under GEM Casteiman's influence
.sGen l Portrio Diaz has Captured the city NJ
Oaxaca, taking all the artillery, ANN unition.
men, and supplies"
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE-The anthr,

PRNNeYLvASIA COAL TRADE-The anthra-
cite coal trade is shade better than at this
time last week, both in price and in an in
creased demand for prepared coal. The ton
mage from the Schuylkill region was l02,355
tons. 70.2s0 by railroad and 32.l15 by canal.
The trade is relieved Of apprehension by the
announcement that there will be no further
advance in the rate OF toll and transportation
this year. The tonnage for the week is 27O,23o
tons, and for the season 10,S67 2S5 tons. against
an increase Of 2.s36, 7e2 tons. Prices of coal
continue firm at the following quotations.
S525 to IS 50 for white ash. $50 10 SO for red
ash, and IS. go to $5.75for bituminous, Tor Broad
TopD as to qualify, on board Of vesssls.-Pil
LEDGER
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THE RIGHT OF EX-RRBRLs TO VOTE IN NEW
YoRK.-In the Supreme Court, in BROOKLYN,
on Saturday, Judge Gilbert delivered a de.
cision in the case Of Albert Wheeler against the
registrars Of the seventeenth ward The case
was brought mp on motion for a writ of man.
damns TO compel the registrars TO register Mr..
Wheeler's name as q voter. They had refused to
do 50 on the ground that Mr.. Wheeler had
been surgeon in the rebel army aud a traitor
10 the government Judge Gilbert decided
that while kis inclination would lead him TO
disfranchise any man who had been in arms
against the government, yet thats there was
NO law In existence under which IL could be
done, and he therefore granted the writ.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, Qate Grover's,)
Pennsylvanis avenue, near Willsrds' Hotel
sP.LDISe Preprietors.
}. r. Manager.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION,
La. nicbt and secord appearance of the Emit
- NIB j. w wALLAGK, IA.
Ia his great Imp peTsOnstion Of
RiOHELIEC!
After the TrassaS sLSLs sTiliirpt srsrsrs Dance by
Mr. YOUNKER FINE ORCHESTRA will,
curing tie evening, perform number Of Musical
Y Corner OHIO avenue and 18th street.
REORGANlZATION AND REOPENING.
The management tskss pleasure In stating tAat
This popular place Of amusement will be reonened
with a new Com psDy THIS tuesday EVENING,
Nov. . Several first Class STARS" have been
engaged, who will appear in rapid succession.
MISS OARIIE BENTLEY,
IL Proprietress.
NABINI's FAsaLoNABLE DANCING
lvl ACADEMY, At sA
mARlsIs ASSEMBLY, Rooms, -
T., between 9Th and 10Th streets, IA
Th1s academy Is non open fer the reeep- S7RA
tion Of pupils
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, from to6p m
\ b-PIiyste instruction given to suit the con-
yenience of the pupil. SEES
DR0FS. J. W. II. p. kRElS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th SITS. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. EAA
Our Academy is now open for the rec aptian Of
Pupils. A select class Is nJw forming on Wed.
nesday afternoon from 4 to o clock, for these
vi cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at j. +. Ellis and W. G. Metzerott &
Coz Music Stores
The Hall can be rented for soirees, &c.
Days aud Hours Of hifton:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Thu rsdsy afternoons, from to o'clock.
Gentlemen s Glasses. Tuesday and Thu rsday eve
ntDgs from to 10 clock.
For further information, apply during the hours
OF tuition, or address note 10 the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. Sc 10
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JEREMIAH s.BLAck. WARD II. LAnON. c. =. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
CLOTHING, &c.

II pOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner
II . of l4th street and Pennsylvania ave-, q
0pposite W iIIards' Hotel, has received
superior assortment Of Cloths. Cassimeres, N1
yestings. Chinchillss and Esoomss, LOT IA
Gents Furnishing Goods He has also added 70
his stock splendid lot Of hrst class custom nsus
CIothiug from New York, at lower prices than
can be bad In this city. He invites his friends ana
the public TO give him call, AMI returns his SIN
eeTe thanks f0r their liberal patronage. oc 3!-2n
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- ~ A pe,rifed uman hand was lately fou nd
In red sandstone at Memphis, Teunl,j 10 q per.
feet state OF preservation. II had no. yet been
claimed by the owner.
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FROM SALT LAKE.-We have noticed hereto.
tore the encouraging success OF, Rev. Mr..
M,Leod, in his mission in Salt Lake City. We
now learn that DIR. Robinson, superintendent
OF the only Christian Sabbash school in Salt
Lake City was murdered by thAs Mormons on
manding in. utah, telegraphed that the Gen.
tiles are panic.strieken. and adyise Rev. DR..
Norman M'Leod not to return there. !