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.2 Iris approyihg the vote Of SHFLLABAR-
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Sahtee his undertaking, as above annOurced. ~
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lrImported Dogs.

y Charley Foster, formerly of THE STATES
MAN, now of Wilkes Spirit Of, The, Titles,
New York, has recently imported from
England, for our friend, CA, Wagner, Of
this city, a pair of Scotch terriers and a
pair of black and tan rat dogs These ami
mails arrived here safely yesterday, and are
now in Mr.. Wagner's possession!siil ~. z
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II you want the Government henceforth SO
administered as that there shall be no War,
no augmentation of the public debt. l g.
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Removed from IIs IlDId OnIco.

AkemoVed from hIS Old OMIce.
DRoR.p b. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, lI hSsI' r. 7
High street, Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himsel
fora SerieSof yearsto the rea ment Of certain pri0
vate disewef LIE may DO SonshltsiS St tiGioloSSi
BresSdweyi near theEkohange hank
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LIGHTE PIAEos.--We recommend them
to all our friends. .-Ne,O York Musical Re-
yIfi q iO1tWCl 1lj ~ 1i ~ 1913 HNL m
IpseF0,iE9y 5Yl bnG-43ai ejiG0 9sidJneIlsi
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lPOpiins

Just received at Headleys& Co.'s a beanti-
liful lot of Poplins., The attention Of the
Ladies is invited. = ." = - ~ 0ctb-1w
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DEMO CRATIC ClNDIDlTES fOR CONGRESS

aMa
lst sDistrict--GEO. II. PBNDLETON. 9g0d y.
I'd THE0DOKE COOK. ,.., ..1.,.,4
Sd 9V" Gen. DURBIN WARD. y '0'."'
All 49, ~ W MCKINNEY. nag za3rHr
9Th {" Col. WILLIAM MUNGEN. yd
9th M . VOi. LILLIAN HOWARD Ina,
nth q THOMAS Miller. .,, ,-
sth 5000 Col WILBIAMP. REID! i3v III
SIn !" .l9yT THOMAS P.FiNEFROCK.r n
10th e Con- II, $. CON NAGER, c,lgg 9d
NH 9" PHiLkhEEPH YANTR0MP.
18th :" Gen! GEORGE w, M0KGANg on.
1lth i - -slOHN B, YOUNG. 50" r"iUC
18th g . MARTIN u. FOLLETT.a.iy
18th i.. tHARLES d. MlTCHEEER.
nth e. : LOUIS SCHEfER. 'N
18th g" Col. OLIVER II. PAYNE. Hur
18th - m DEWITT q. GOODMAN. n
-iu Z h1iia rj--- ''".i. a..-l
ron JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
tiontgomery Township.)
SAMUEL 6ULICB<. ~,
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RSAPf{{f1qIEaIs FIsFFrflIl
s. A. MILLAR, for Justice of the Peace.

!, ResolUed, By the Workingmen of Column
bus now IN Conventions that throwing
asideall polItical ties, we have the courage
to place before the people a candidate for
their suttfagesy and We hereby pledge our
yention at tne approaaechfng election fot JUS
tice OF the Peace. % onii liDl amiusgo tsni a1n
Oct. lst, 1866. Of ssil.9on ia9ifl o6i iis
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The Magnificent Opera House!
Three Hundred Paintings !
Sent free 10 any addressg z

Constituting the Grandest Art Distribution of the
10th century,
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: U. n. CROSBY, Actuary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
FARM ZOE sALEI

FTSHE Undersigned offers for sale his farm
in kaufman county. miles south Of
Rockwell, containing 5s7 acres Of land
l6O Of which are under fence and in cult
walton. There is upon the place good
frame dwelling house containing hFe rooms,
with all necessary outbui dingz has Upon
Il an abuudance Of timber and water. and
i in ns good a range as any to Be found in
Northern Texas. JAS E SCOTT.
April 1lih, leG6-S0if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
RoDT. X SMITH,
A II. I,ATIMER.
WOOL CkRDING.

"AVING thoroughly renovated aud reht-
Ill ted our CArding Machine with new
cards, we are now ready to receive wool,
and DO as good work as can be lone in this
STATE. We therefore respectfully solicit the
patronage Of our old customers, and all who
desire work in our line.
Oar terms are one fourth Of the wool or
10 cents per pound for white, III cents Tor
c5lored. and IS cents fer mixed WOOL
Wheat. Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs. Chick
ems. good Hides, unwashed Wool, and other
country prodncs that We can dispose OF IA
ken in ercbnhge for carding, or for rolls, 1t
he highest market prices Wool must oe
washed clean and free from burrs and sticks
and one pound Of grease 70 every eight
pou,ds 81 WOOL must be furnished
ELLIS 4 MORROW.
Dallas. Tsrns june ID 1s66-s7sSn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
FOE SALE CHEAP.

NV former Residence and Law 0nce,
" in The town OF Sort Worth. farrant County,
Texas Tha dwelling u bulh 81 brick' has I'VE jar :
looms ana n hail good Jut houses. &C. The Office is
neat frnr1s buildiuE. the public square Of the
town viii s,ll one both. Title perfect. Hay-
ing Located permanently in the CITY Of Houston,
viii sll cl,eap for cash or part cash and balance
time, with approved security.
Apply 10 me at The city % norston. or Irwin Eg-
eieston, the place. or % my AEsnf. W b TUCK
ER at Fort Worth. }. " OLlf EH-
In
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

th ubon each siisus raasild.
m sshibillon. 0f Menagefle, Ol W
9th Upoh each and every lo1laf
Whose stock tfoeeds 5000 Ou
In value per month ~ w
tn Upon each and every fedleri
non resident Of Dallas ooun.
", whose slook Is ~ less val
ue than $500 OO--per month, %
8lh. Upon each and every retail
Grocery, whore spirituous H.
quora are yondod Ia less guam
titles than q quart por quar- -. nm
ter, - w
SIC. 2. No license under the above ordi-
nance shall be assignablo or transferablei
but any license not herein otherwise pro-
yided for, may DO takon out for any time
not less than three months. ..
SIC. 3. If any person or persons SHAH
engage Ia either Of the above occupations
herein enumerated, or shall sell or offer to
sell any merchandise or article embraced
in tho business or occupation contemplated
by the levy Of the above license taxes with
out first having paid said tax, he or she so
selling, or engaging, shall pay double the
amount of said tax, and such other fine
and costs MS may DO adjudged against him
or her for so doing. Propided, That II for
any musical parties, concerts, or EXHIBIT
tons Of paintings or statuary given or
made by citizens Of this town, or for any
Thespian or HistIionic performances fon
benevolent purposes, no license shall 10 re-
quired. q,
SEC. 4. That there shall be levied and
collected, an dd-vdiorem tax upon oil prop
erty subject by the laws Of the State TO be
taxed, one tenth Of one per cent. And up
on all merchants, traders and fabricators
who purchase and introduce stocks of goods
for sale, or material to be converted into
articles of trade or sale one tenth Of one
per cent upon the real cost Of such goods
or articles at the time of their +, ceipt, and
it shall be the duty of the assessor and col
lector of taxes to call upon all such mer-
chants traders and mechanics, at least
once in three months for a list Of said
stocks. .t.,,t.. .l.
SEC. 5. That if any person shall fail o.
refuse to render a list of their taxa lie pyop-
erty when called upon;. or upon rendering
ii, shall practice any deception or fraud
whereby the true amount Of property, or
the real value of it is withheld; or shall
refuse or fail TO pay their taxes when called
upon, they shall pay double tho amount OF
such taxes and DO fad in any sum not ex.
ceeding one hundred dollars. 70,
SEC. q. That so soon as the Constable
Shall lave completed the assessment Of the
taxable property, or any part Of it, he shall
submit his list to the Board Of Aldermen
and ifthey shall find, upon inspection, that
any fraud or deception has been practiced,
or any mistake made, in rendering said
list, they shall summon the person who
may appear to have prdctced such fraud or
deception or made such mistake, and adjust
the same, or report said person to the
Mayor to oe fined as herein provided. i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
eb1 SnA PER YEAR! We want Agent
an sESAa u a.ers.s.harn 10 soil our IMPROVED

$1,000 everywhere to to Sc sell our IMPROVED
$40 Sewing Machines. Three kinds Under
and upper feed. Sent trial. Warranted fiye
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY Machines sold in the United States for less
than $40, which fully licensed By Hore, Wheeler
Wilson, Grorer d Baker, Singer & Co.. and Baohetder.
Al other cheap machines are igfringements, and the
seller or are liable 10 arrest, Re and iDprtsonme
Illustrated circulars sent free Address, or call upon
Shaw Clark, at Bddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill.
iswly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
| DsfTyrsTRkToR,s NOTICE

h-The undersigned were appointed hy
the Comfy Court n Denton county Texas
a the May Tern D = 1856, sdninistrh-
tors With The win anns1ed'o 81 TIRE estate -
wn.. B0ark, dad An persshs hasiig
claims against the estate Of aid deceased
are hereby noiifed 70 present the sane
within TIE tine Rrsssribei b LAX. This
Jurs I'd 1916 JANIS y. HOAHE.
a W. B. R0ARE
sset Adnirisir..crs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
LEIGH OLDHAaI & RROTHER.
Final scttler,--tIenf.

VN0. HORTON, Exccnlor OF tic last -
- ard testament Of herraret lfottil
deceased, has Sled IN N = ess - j. iiaal ~
count current With ~ u ste. tsxtthc
with his petition FTayiaeio bs discharge,
from said trust. Tlis Is tlersfUe 10 nbiilV
fy 81 persons i5ieftEied, 70 fott' Sor.4 q
At II nest 4srrn ~ he II 5rsilIe 'f'e-s.--'
Court q Dallas crnnty Dor rshl,ais 4
ness. 70 be hcld ~ fhs courf Hetssf the
town OF Dallas. on fAe Lass 1ienia, "a an
". 1866, and contcsi lie snr.r. if iI'c- fl II
frf-f 81 IL
a. "a --a-r r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
----%---
A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSlA,

Is willing to recommend it. Three years CT rapidly
increasing sale have made the ApprOsis famous all
over the world. nrafaFgE
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
Itprevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp; cools the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruff; Cures Nervous Headache Cures Baldness
Insures Luxuriant Locks; lnelines HAIR 70 Curl su
perssdes Wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good effect appa-
rent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia viii suit you to 7. Elegantly put
IN. Delicateiy perfumed- Patrosized by Opera
singers and Actresses. sold in splendid boxes or
cartons. containing two large bofties-So. for NOR
ming, No 4 for evening
THERE rs NO MIsTAKEAB0UTIT,
sTERIIyG's AMBROsIA e the hest, most sgreea-
lie and Elective toilet in the world To prove his
trya carton Sold BY Druggists.
SterIIng's AmbrOsia Manufacturing Go.
ais Fulton Street, New York,
BARNES, WARD a Co.,
a. Hagazfns So. New Orleans,
Iarzl-5l.lyl sole southern AEenis-
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Offences and Penalties.


The following are offences against this
corporation, and any person guilty thereof
shall be fined many sum not to exceed one
hundred dollars;
LIST. Disorderly or boisterous conduct.
End. Indecent or obscene language Of
action.
Sd. Loud swearing, quarreling or fight
ing.
4th .Discharfiing fire arms
9Th. Breaking any wild animal.
9th. Running any animal.
7th. Hitching any animal to any shade
or ornamental tree or other thing on the
side walks or Public Square.
9Th. Erecting or permitting any horse
rack or other convenience for hitching ami
mails within the limits Of the public square,
provided, That each store or hotel may erec
post for temporary hitching-not ovei
one hour. .lta..
9th. Cutting, marking, defacing or inju-
ring the fence around the public square, OF
any shade or ornamental tree planted with
in or around said square; or any of the
doors, windows, benches, tables, desks OF
furniture of any description whatsoever
belonging to the court house, in said square
10th. Perpetrating any indecency or in
delicate act in or upon said court house or
the ground around it.
1lth. Permitting any vicious dog, COW,
bull or hog to run at large. l
18TH Playing any game of billiards, pool
or other game with cue and balls, or any
game of nine or ten pins orany other game
on the Sabbath day. a-...
18th. The owner Of any Billiard table OF
Ten Pin alley permitting any such games
to be played on the Sabbath day.
14th. Disturbing any religious worship
or preaching, or any person attending up
on any said worship or preaching.
10th. Obstructing any of the frequented
streets or sidewalks by depositing thereon
any wood, boxes, lumber, fence or other
thing except the necessary material for the
erection of any building on such street oil
sidewalk, and the loading and unloading
of goods.
18th. Throwing out upon any frequented
street or sidewalk any rubbish, waste, slop,
offal or other filth that shall render the
walking upon said street or sidewalk UNI
pleasant or disagreeable. ,s
1Glh. Riding OF driving any animal OF
any wagon, or other vehicle on any pave
ment, sidewalk or graveled way.
18th. Stopping any wagon, team, car
riage, or other vehiclei or any animal on
any of the cross walks. ftt
Sec. T. 1t shall be the duty Of the Con-
stabie to assess and collect all Taxes due
the corporation as herein provided. Ht
shall be entitled to the, same ices as allow
ed to Sheriffs, and the same fees as allowed
the Assessor s. Collector of Taxes for the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
u. s. Tax Notice.

To the Tax Payers Of Dallas County
THyHE United States Tax Roll for the coun
Il ty of Dallas anG State of Texas is now
completed, and the taxes thereon levied I'M
der and by virtue of an act entitled. "Ar
act for the collection of direct taxes IN IN
surreciionary districts within the United
States, and fer other purposes" approved
June 7th 1862, win be payable a. Dallas
within sixty days from the 9TH July 1865
All lots and PARCELS Of land within said
district on which the taxes shall not be
paid within sixty days will be forfeited L
the United States.
RoDT. k SMITH,
A. II. LATIMER.
A. J. COLEMAN,
Direct Tax Commissioners for Texas.
A. DOWNING, ST., Collector
July 7th. 1666-42.2mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

Aan a u,sNTHI-AGENTs wanted for sir
0JU eHtirsy a,lc articles, just out. address "
T. CAREY, City Binding, Biddeford, Nc lisWly
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PALo PINTO COUNTY.

TAKEN UP and es,raycd before j, p. ilales;
GRAY MARE, four years old, ii hands high branded
Nj o on the loft shoulder. Valued at sixty dollars
TAKEN UP and ostrayed by W. G. Preston,
large OK, with brndlc neck and speckled or spotted
sides or 10 years old, branded S. W. on the right
hin, marked crop and split In right ear, and swal-
low fork In left Valued at twenty-five dollars -,
TAKEN UP and estrayed before J. II. Bell small
dark brown horse MULE IL hands high hve year
old. saddle halter and glrh marks, star in forehead
scar across the nose, branded on right shoulder
on the left JB A. Valued at forty: five dollars >,
TAKEN UP and estrayed by w. Eubank small
SORREL MARE. two yeors old, flax name and tai
small white spot in the forehead, thirteen and haii
hands high, no brands. Valued Mt thirty dollars :,
TAKEN Up and estrnyed by T. O. Powers, q sma
BAY PONY MARE, about or 10 years old some
white hairs in her forehead, left fore foot white
branded on the left shoulder with heart, 10 hands
high Also bay horse colt one year old past, eoth
yalued at fifty dollars This the 18th day ofJuly lSG6
4i3t% T. WRIGHT, Cl'k C. c., p, Go.
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,nI.,1 sInt,s Palcnt, April, 1860.

TUNEsE above Cut represents three of fIse
Button aud three OF the Buckle lie, as they
appear on bale of Cotton.
The hoops are cut to lengths Of TO- 1917 and II feet.
Ten feet are most generally used but lO9 and II are
sometimes required for large bales The Dachies are
fastened TO the hoops the buttons Will be put up IN
-Innll hnEnG-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04
JAS, " lh'Al A9N 81 u " W
JOHNSON COUNTY,

TAKEN uP by Geo. 20 u. Logan ami po,tol before
VIM, Jack, j. P,i Precinct No, one BAY HORSE III
hands high, oco hind foot white, small spot In tho
face, some saddle marks branded II (oonnecied,l
$50 bO i2.9t.
TAKEN UPby Jesse wost, County Commission
or, seven head of horses Of the following description
to.wlt; Ono sORREL MARE about II bands high,
wears old gear marks, branded thus on tho lcit
shoulder, aud two colts Of said mares, one two ye1r
old and one. sucking colt. One BAY sPANlSl
MARE, II hands high, IL or 10 years old branded
NJ (connecedl two spanish brnndson The thlgh.1,
And hIly of said mares six years old, aud year old
az ',ho al mare vnined nj siOO 90 i2;3t
TAKEN UP by VI, Maxcy and posted before
Jas Hner J. p, Precinct No |, one dark BAY
MARE, about IL years old, l5'S hands hight bran u,
ed O H. ON Il c len shoulder aud n sorrol year ou
colt, with white spot on the lei. side and small
star IN tho forehead. Valued u $50 on. i2:3t,
TAKEN UP by NJ. ". Stephens aud posted b.:
fore Jas Rlnor' p, Precinct No; l. one BAY
ont left hind foot white, STAR in forehead small
snip on the nose, branded PL lGonncciSdl Valued
at S75 90. I, L., WhEN,O' " v, ~
lima 'GG--i03t. BY JAS llINEHt Deputy.
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Eost Land ertIGcate.

THAVE lost the Headlight Certificate
Il for Gao acres OF land. issued to The heirs
Of Charles Sfsulding deceased, By W. s.
Hoichkiss, Commissioner Of Claims, Of the
State Of TEXAS. On de sgh day Of Februa-
airy A y. lS50, said certificate il t1f6berei
lJ9- II said esEiifcase is not fond with
in ihe line prescribed b law, viii apply
70 the proper suihoritE frrs dupiicafe.
~ y. ECLLf0N
Dsliss TEXAS Jai5 loih Isss--sset
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

TAKng tr ~ ian.i Cnta.I aNf Iuti isfa
fIhn q rHffTff rf rf0HIHHf RI. NJ NIIIfH l.lNiI
Doc HAT MARE. alHni 4 fllfff i1. iIi iHnis Wv
Star ln fha hfalaad. 700 hlHI I.f NNiHl tllh
suft To- horse rHif ffiHffHf NNF.I fIIf.. ~ .t'
TAETN tr hgN ~ f.deall Hni w'fatel ~.
fln INN. uitls. y. o. rff0lfHf flo. "a, nillif
fannft Tssas ans nnuWN nnNfI li 10 ~ ilHfa
old flt hands hiat if4nial N 900 flH n alinulsfi
tsI nee 4 white flt, with HfI nf i uiih ~ ihH
lsft e,o. natural fHfff. Valued ~ Nf no ~ ~
TAEpV tpiyT 4 Marrlnhi sn1 r.ffaf.l hg.
firo nj M,ars. \. T. lfadnrt So % one thAl
IinnsI. aiout ytar. od, 10 iandf hi.h lrtnlfl
\ un ile IN shoulder valued NJ $780, tl'l
TAKEN Ip hY i0sec Lynu nn rs.fA.,l .fu'e ~
H. Coldwell. . T. Precinct 30. Q, one hl"k needed
aud specified sided OK, OF Year. old marked uh,
dorslope On II each ear, branded thus o. me lsh
hin valued AZ SIS, IhH'lnl
TAKEN UP by John McGraw and cstTayed he.
fore John n. nryan, j. T. Precinct No. u one hAl
NJ ARE, u hands high, about years OH Nmu'l Nv
500 One mouse coOrod MARE, about 10 years ola!
II hands high, branded OK on the lon shoulder ana
spanlrh brand the len thigh valued 90 gu Also
one yellow STALLION with FAX mnne aud iAili
about Is hands hlgh, years old branded VIII an
inverted On the len shoulder ana valued Al w.
TAKTN UP by II. NJ. siraler aud estrayel =, sore
NJ Myers J l. Precinct No ., one NLAth Holsk,
III or h years old "a hpnds high, branded On right
shoulder AN some saddle MARKS, one while hnl l'oi
TAKEN UP by John n Hart, and estrHyrd hef're
Geo. W Baird, j. 7. Precinct NJ, ], one PuAS
HORSE, 0 years old, branded 7 W on len 'houlderi
appraised az $40. isilvl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-04

To which we especially invite the attention o. our
friends and others needing such aricless This de-
partment of our businass will be under the immed.
ate supervision of DR.. John Smart, a practical
Druggist, and we will guarantee all medicines COM
pounded and sold at our establishment to be pure
and genuine.
We respectfully solicit share of public patronage
w. b. SMARTT & co.
Dallas, Texas, juno 9th 4s66-3s;tf