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A WHISKY FRAUD CAsE.-To-day, as
Officer Leavitt of the Second District Police,
was perambulating his beat lat o'clock in the
morning. his olfactories caught the scent of
whisky. He saw two men rolling a barrel of
whisky from still-house at the corner of Swan
son street and Beck's alley, over to a cellar on
the opposite corner of Beck's alley. When they
rolled 1t over TO the latter place they made all
ready 10 lower it down with ropes, etc, the
officer then ran over and asked them what they
were doingy One of The men, having guilty
conscience, fed The other, Robert Phillips,
stood his ground. On examination there were
were no inspection marks found upon the
barrel, and it bore every evidence of being ille-
galy distilled. The barrel was accordingly
taken charge of and taken to the Southwark
Hall Police Station House, where it now remains
latter had a preliminary examination before
United States Commissioner Hibler, who held
him in $1,000 bail for a further hearing on
Saturday.
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HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the rich mans
bliss is found in Ayers Medicines, atCer fruite,s
search among other remedies. word to the wise
is sufficient.
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TABLE ORNAMENTS beautifully made, bj Morse &
Co Nos. 902 and 9O4, Arch street.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETo.-
James A. Freeman's sale Of stocks and real
estate took place to-day at ~ O'Clock, at the
Mercbants' Exchange, with the following result;
50 shares North American on COmDsnY..... Not sold
~ shares Mammoth ........ N OF sold
Nvompany Observation-Disclosures. Not sold
200 shares flennkeu OH Company. Not e0h
70 shares Spring Dale OIL COmDany....... COT sold
w shares Summer OIL Company. Not sold
30O shares orence OIL Company. .......... Not sold
paid; ,.... Not sold
No. l2S Ca lowhill street-s two story brick -.
No. 2lS6 Locust street : a t6ree-story brick =
DWELLING No 2O5s Locust street.. .............. lO25
Dwelling n w. corner Seventh and Green ,oo
building lot Deianco J................. not sold.
Ferry road oiy not sold
Rifty-second and ocust "A building lot . not sold
4S9 acres Rush township, Centre county Pa not sold
Also % acres Tunknannockit kitownship Monroe -,
building lot, Seventh street above Tasfer.. $3.50
4 building lot near Angle street.....,......, $40
thiee-story brick residence, No 900 South am
.ss.s...s.....ss.s...... eAeo0V
B9Siness location, s. +. corner Ninth and o,-
OheIl stree Sio'Sssy'
eround tents s76, s75 and 500 per ssOOsibO
ground rents s7S So s75 $780, and sl2 5O not sold
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

fnf ffasufa hfffsfs Aatfs NE
ilitiieh shIsh Va publish bsies, sss n.
seized w me 0,,sfaofs nv days a., md
etrIains liftlf
uuf Information from Autfin Il that NE
Gotuhor is isisrmlned that me frontier
sbtll be defended We are N The opinion
That " ihe U.s. troops move speedily 10
me- frontier, NJ lndlepIsd ny recent de.
patches The State troops authorized by The
Legislature will not he called ont, but "
the expectations are not realized by The
early movement Vt The Federal cavalry the
Rangers will be called out The Governor
In. been great deal trammelel by the
Legislature In this matter aud up TO or
latest ndyices from, Austin, no appropria-
ton had been made by that body for the
frontier regiment, II seems TO us that II
the Legislature had done rs they should
have done, anl acted promptly in this
matter, rs soon Ms they met number Of
valuable lives aud an immtnse amount Of
NlNNh NllSNl HuNN u'Nn HhNNh W wv I'NpN
Of the North western counties, but, as II Is,
our law makers have spent three months
in legislallng'on the subject aud are not
yet ready to organize the troops.
The following is the dispatch of q eneral
Sheridan to the Governor;
NEW ORLEANS, Oct, % 1866,
TO Hs ExeciiancH Cor, Throckmorton
GovERSoR--l have authority TO purchase
all necessary horses to put the whole of our
cavalry force in Texas In the most efficient
condition, and will push them out to the
frontier as rapidly MS possible.
| will also concentrate the second BattRl-
ion now full regiment at Austin for SER
vice on the northern frontier; shou, d its
services be required before early spring it
can be sent.
Major q. A. Forsyth is en- route for the
northern frontier and will call to see you
at Austin, and will visit General Heintzle-
man, next week. p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

CRIMINAL Court FOR GALVESTON AND
HousToN.-A Bill has passed both Houses
of the Legislature, and awaits the sigma
ture of the Governor, provides for criminal
Courts to be organized in Galveston and
Harris counties, which shall lake cogni-
zancc of oil criminal acts. The bill pro-
vidcs for the election of a Judge and Pros
ecuting Attorney for the above counties, to
take place on the second Monday in this
month, and on the first monday in August
1867, and regularly thereafter every four
years; the clerks in each Court to be APP
pointed by the Judge, and to take charge of
all the business already on the Docket, and
to receive the same fees Of office as clerks
of the District Court
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

B5" Messrs. L. c. DeIisle 6 Co., Marsh
all, Texas, whose double column card. ap-
pears in the columns Of the Herald, have
just completed their new brick fire proof
warehouse near the Southern Pacific Rail
Road Depot and can now offer superior in
ducements for receiving ard storing pro-
duce and merchandise.
The completion of the railroad to Marsh
all has opened up new trade for that
place. A large amount of business that
formerly went to other places is now GEN.
treing at Marshall, particularly heavy
freight from New Orleans, and freight from
St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, SC.
Our old townsman and FRIEND Capt.
John U. Fraley, so long and so favorably
known 10 the business men of Northern
Texas, is with Messrs. Do Lisle & Co., and
he would be glad to see his old friends and
serve them. All the old citizens Of this
section know the Captain to be one Of the
most prompt and correct business men in
the State, and we feel satisfied that they
will give him call, when they visit Marsh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

9raifi fHf.lfH Hfaf.a f.Hffafh
NJ 0s ffs = nlfhsnshsf retired RON
he chief flaftfhip N fha fHmttfniitfa
ONCE ahi Ii succeeded Nv Judge NJ
lsetsan fudHs tasksan ls veil ani 4.
yofihlt tnlHu 40 no N me nd "HihleY
lunIa ls fhe efficient and gallant Chiaf
ai Hiln " the Confederate array In heH
MtfIJ,. intellectually. be has nm superior
ir tNH Slate of fetls. lle possessed iho
coo HlpnJo aud esteem of our h0hlu Davis.
Toe nu eminent degree, aud h was through
L's interest ADD that NJ the Hon A u.
brown, ihlt he was appointed IN The Score.
mryship NJ State NJ New Mexico IN the
Organization II the Territory Ut Arizona
nv the Confederate Government Major
Jaekhn received the appointment Of chief
Justice, although some of the ablest legal
minds % the Southern States aspiTed 10 the
position, Like almost every one else 10
our country, Major Jackson was totally
ruined by the war, aud has been compelled
To 'put his hand to the plough lie is one
who never looks back,
Frank Merriman introduced on yester-
day bill TO prevent the paymcR, Of debts,
providing that
An debts aud liabilities, contracted
prior to the 18th day OF July, 1855, be aud
the same are hereby abolished and declared
null aud void al iHihO
-. That all negroes belonging to debit
ors prior to the 4th day Of July, 1855, shall
be held subject to the payment of Northern
creditors, and shall be tsen by them as
they run, ia full Of all claims and demands
against the debtors
Galveston Is very fortunate In having
such representative to care for her inter
esls. lie Is so universally liked by every
one that anything he wants is granted con
amOrc. No matter upon what question he
arises to speak, n broad aud genial smile
irresistihly spreads over the cOuntennncCs
of the members. verify believe II Frank
Mcrriman were to move the Wholesale muir
der of all the babies in the country, II
would be takch as n "good joke and al
lowed by the Legislature. Galveston is
equally well represented in the Senate
Col. Foscue has been one of the most active
and efficient members of the present session,
His labors in Committee are perhaps more
oncrous than those of any other Senator
save perhaps Record, Chairman Of the
Judiciary. Senator Foscue also entcrtains
enlarged views on State affairs, although
representing interests said to be diametri-
cnlly opposed to those OF Houston; still, in
his capacity Of Senator, he has abjured all
paltry lines of dcmarcation between the
interests Of the ''rival cities
ADO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
7 IsT OF notwithstanding

n OA >
j. in Dallas Post Office, on the LIST Of No
yember, which il not taken out by the LIST
of December will be sent 10 the Dead Let
ter Office. Washington, d. c.
A-John Abbitt, NJ. Ammon, Mrs. S.
]. Alderman, Miss Julia A Adams.
R-Miss Julia Barker, Alex Boutwell,,
VIM Barry, D. +. Berry, L. Burkhart, L W
BoHon, VIM. Brinkley.
C-Mrs. S. Z. Colston, Mrs. Mary A.
Collins, P b Clark, C. J. Cashy, b. b. Cork,
Henry Caster, W. L. Cameran, Mrs. Nancy
Cormack.
D-Jesse Daniel J Dwight, Jno. NJ
Dale, n W Deacon.
FL. p. Ford, c. b. Francis
G-J. W. Graham, Peyton W. Gum.
H-JnO. NJ. Hart, Jno X Hill, James
Holt.
I-Wm. Irwin.
K-Jno NJ Kempler, Mrs, S. Kelley.
I-Smiih Largent.
N-Shurge Newton.
O-N 7 Oliver.
P-J. r. Parker. Miss Nanny L Parker,
Miss Mary A Phelps, Mrs. Sally Pugh,
VIM. Preston, J. D. Pyland, J. NJ. Potts.
R-Mrs. VI. A. Roberts, Smith Ragsdale
DR.. L. W. t. Robinson, Ebert Richard Mr..
Russell, VIM. Roy, Prof c. W. Rsines,
Jules ROIe.
s-R. NJ. simm, Miss Maggie Stilwsll,
Pleasant Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs
Elira J. Simmons, Mrs. Charity Singleton,
T-Lsvi Turner J. D. Taylor, 4. W Tye,
W. G. Thompson, Miss s. J. Thompson DR..
c. Y. Thompson, WIN, Taylor s W. b.
W-ProL L. WILDER, A. c. Wickson, ?
Willis Woolford, 2 Amrs Wslker, Hiram
Whites, A A White, A A Whitaker.
Any one ealing for any Of the above let
tiers viii please say. Adr-rfissd.
SAM sEATON. T. u,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
Ra-Buy your Goods at Jefrries.

EG~Louis Gruuewald, Publisher of mu-
sic and dealer in all kinds of musical in
strGmcnts, No. 1919 Canal St., New Orleans,
has sent us the following pieces of Piano
Music
Grand Waltz in the Opera of "Faust by
Gounard.
The 26 Charities Street Polka, arranged
by Chas. Meyer.
The Minna Polka, by Robert Meyer.
All of which are published by Mr.. Grune-
valid, who keeps constantly on band-a full
assortment of the latest sheet music and
musical publications.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
IGSRrAST 10 FARMERs.-The Rural An

TSyRTAST 10 PARMERs.-The Rural Am
ericGH, which is adversed in this issue Of
our paper, is offered free three months, and
it is very valuable publication to farmers,
and all persons engaged in rural pursuits.
Indeed, we know of no paper of its class
that surpasses III and it is considered by
many to be the best-the most practical ag-
ricultural and Horticultural periodical in
this country. The price, only $3.50 year,
is low for such an elegant; well edited pa
per; yet every subscriber receives as a Ora
rUITT, about the same amountin very choice
grape vines, raspberry and strawberry
plants, hne engrayings, &c. See full de-
tails in advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
BkS" Buy your Goods at Jeifries.

THE FINE ARTs.-Attention is called TO
the advertisement of Professor J. p. SAa-
GEAYT, who has taken rooms in the Hirsh
building, upstairs, and is prepared to take
sun likenesses of all kinds, in the 'most
improved styles of the art" Photographs,
Ambrotypes and-Molaineotypes LAT prices
ranging from one to ten dollars, according
to the size and style Of cases, fine and
large assortment of which be has on hand.
He invites all to call and examine his
specimens. We have done so, and are pre-
pared to say that his pictures are inferior
to none. He will remain but few days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
PARIS. TExAs. Ocr. 2GrH. 1866.

FRIEND MINER 1T is with great reluct-
ance that | an compelled to notify our
friends that the Lamar Seminary building
will not be In readiness to open the school
ir at the appointed time. Circumstances
which we could not control have delayed its
completion.
In addition to this, the prevalence Of the
Cholera on our princidal thOroughfares
will, we fear, delay our teachers.
Arrangements have been made however
for opening the school according TO adTer-
isement, the 9Th Of Now in the hOues.
Known as the Thomas place.
Provision will be made fOrpupils coming
from distance.
Every effort is being made 10 complete
The Seminary az soon as possible
or. STARK, Principal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |

DALLAS IuUNTf.
To any iau9W officer Of Dallas County,
Greeting:
V0U are hereby commanded that you
Il summon by publication as the law di-
reefs j. N. Rugle, who is absent from the
State, to be and appear before the Justices
Court to be held at a regular term thereof
in and for Precict No. l., of said County at
the Courthouse thereof in Dallas at .
o'clock p. NJ, on the first Saturday in De-
cember next, the same being the first day
thereof, then and there to answer Geo. W.
Guess, in an action of debt, instituted up
on an account for the sum of twenty-five
dollars, besides interest thereon accrued.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there this writ, with your action thereon
rs the law directs.
Witness my hand and official. signature
this 29th day of October 1866.
GEO. W. BAIRD, J. p,
7;3t. Dallas county, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

BEE Court has been in session during the
whole of the present week, ..and will adjourn
today.
We have been too busy to be present, and
cannot, therefore, give the result of the two
weeks labor entire. We learn, however
that that the docket was not near gotten
through with, and great deal of business
goes over to the next term
Three freedmen" were found guilty Of
theft, and the jury assessed the penalty in
each case at two years confinement in the
Penitentiary.
The Grand Jury remained in session I'm
til yesterday, and we understand have
found large number of true bills.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

BsS~We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers TO the card Of Willis,
Cornell g. Carey, Importers and Jobbers of
English AMI American Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns, etc, 36 Courilandt ST., New York
This house has been represented in our town
this week by William D. scogin. Esq
formerly Of Hoods Texas Brigade, whose
acquaintance we have had the pleasure Of
forming. The house, we are told, stands
A No. l. and is favorite resort Of South
ernOrs. OurfrieBds visiting Gotham would
do well to give them a call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
THE RURAL AMERICAN FREE THREE MONTHS
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TO SUBSCRIBERS!

The RURAL AMERICAN, published at Utica, N. Y, on
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volume (Xl) January lst., 1867. No other rural pa
per in this country equals in practical value to Far
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from ONE to Two DOLLARS in some Of the choicest
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Every subscribed for 1867 who remits 5 80 sing 81,
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Address 7. h. MINER, CLINTON, ONEIDA Co., y. Y,
my editorial Office being thore, near Utica. [75tl
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s-------s - A'-'-----
Bay' Buy your Goods at Jeffries.
SINCLAIR CHOLERA PHrNoME,

singular CHOLERA PHENOMENON.
Some physicians in Nashville,
Tennessee, affirm that during the
height Of the cholera layagcs in that
city, a misty vapor, hardly visible,
without any percepLible smell, hung
over the town, being densest in the
tilthicst places This phenomenon
was not generally observed, except
BY scientific gentlemen. This state
ment agrees with that Of other cit
les, including Memphis, and is be-
lievcd to be always present in all
places scourged by this malady.-
Some time ago, at Memphis, a steam
er's crew, being in perfect health,
stopped eight hours near the lower
part Of the city, lying.in the middle
of a thin and almost Invisible va
por. That same day three deck
hands sicIlened and died of cholera,
end four others were Frustrated, but
recovered.
According to the San Antonio
Ledger. the same phenomenon was
observed in San Antonio during the
prevalence of Cholera in that city,
Houston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

Bay" Attention is called to the three new
cards under the New Orleans head of this
issue, viz;
PERKINS & FRrEDLASDER, Importers and
Jobbeas of Silks, Ribbons, Lace Goods, En-
broideries, ETC.. No. 70 Canal st.
ZooN & BREMER, Pianos and other must
cal instruments, 90 Camp st.
F. P. DUooNGE, Importer and Dealer in
French, English and American Drugs,
Chemicals Perfumery, Patent Medicines,
Surgical Instruments, SC. No. SO Chartres
St
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
Covrnvop ,TunocKvonrov's Nj

GOVERNOR THRocKMoRToN's Mes
sAGE.--We are indebted to Hon. ".
B. Dashicl, of the Texas House OF
Representatives, for copy of this
admirable document, printed in
pamphlet form.
Governor Throckmorton is wise,
sagacicus statesman, and fills the
executive chair of orr sister State
with dignity and honor. His mes
sage, 10 the Legislature Of that State,
is a sound, logical, and thoroughly
conservative document, and reviews
in a calm, discriminate manner, the
wants Of the people Of his State
The Legislature, We believe, is car
rying out his accommodations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03


MAIL RoBBERY.-A letter from Mrs.
Jane L. Thayer Postmistress at Greenville,
Hunt county, to the P. NJ, at this place,
says that the mail from Greenville to Dali
las, (route No. s6l9) was robbed, on the
morning of the 2Oth ull., 0 miles west of
Grcenville by four men, who demanded the
mail from the rider, and on his refusing to
give it up, they seized his horse and took
the sack from him by force, carrying it off
with them into the woods Mrs. T., wri' :
that the mail was very light, and it is u =
posed the robbers did not get very well pi ID
for their trouble.
This is the third case of mai, robbery
that has been reported in Il counties east
of this within few months The rascsls
need looking after.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
Life of StonewaIl Jackson.

| will receive in few days, "a copies Of
the above work, by Professor Dabney, 7G0
pages, illustrated with steel portrait and
eleven diagrams; the only edition auhori-
exclusively by subscription, at the follow.
ing prices;
Bound in cloth, per opy,",,...,.......S+ 90
half calf, ............... 6 90
Persons who have subscribed to the above
can now be supplied.
J. W. SWINDELLS, Agent,
Herald Office Dallas Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

At banquet in honor Of the Atlantic
cnble-layers message was received from
the queen, comforting knighthood upon
Capt. Anderson, Professor Thompson,
Messrs. Glass and Canning, and II Baronet-
cy upon Mr.. Simpson and Mr.. Goche. The
Queen says her reason for not comforting
distinguishing marks of her favor upon
Mr.. Cyrus W. Field is an apprehension
that it might encroach upon the province
Of hig own Government.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

say"We publish on our outside, the re-
port of the committee on Federal relations
of the Texas Legislature, on the amendment
to the Constitution of the United States,
together with the resolution rejecting the
amendments and the vote thereon. The re-
port is straightforward, manly document
and will meetthe views of the whole people
of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
THE STATE OF TEXAS, /
COUNTY OF DALLAS,
IT. ana, I,,, AL n yr.ar NJ DoIIoy Iot,Df

~
eng. -
NOU are hereby commanded to summon
4 Frank Mcclure as principal, and j..
L. Quinn as surity, by publication of this
writ for three successive weeks before Ie-
turn day hereof, to be and appear before
me at my office in Precinct No. 3, on the
last Saturday in November, the same being
the Oath day of said month; then and there
to answer the complaint of NJ. A. Davlin,
in plea of debt due by account, for fifty
bushels of corn, or its equivalent.
Herein fail not, but of this and how you
have executed the same, make due return.
Given under my hand this the SOth day
of October 1866. ii. LUCAS, J. T.,
Precinct No. 3, Dallas Co, Tex.
Attest: A true copy of the original.
NJ. C. Lively, Deputy Constable.
7;3t. Precinct No. 8.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
SALE.-An improved plne

EOR SALE.-An improved place in
q the North part of the Town of Dallas,
containing l acres of ground, with dwell
ling house, kitchen, smoke.bouso and an
excellent well of lasting water. II is one
of the most desirable locations in town, and
with small outlay might be made beau
tiiul place. For particulars, enquire Mt the
4tf HERALD OFFICE.
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THE sTATE.OF TEXAS,

COUNTY OF DALLAS,
To any lagfut officer Of said County, Greet
ing:
VOU are hereby commanded that you
III summon, by put LEGATION, John B. Deiar-
nett, to be and appear at my Office, Precinct
No. 4. Dallas county, on the first Saturday,
in December 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then
and there to answer the complaint Of w.
II. Witt, on plea Of debt, due by account,
for eleven dollars and eighty-fve cents and
interest.
Herein fail not, but make due return ac-
cording TO law. Given under my hand,
this the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1866.
JOHN JACKSON, J. p,
A true copy Of the original.
7.3ta J. NJ. Smith, Constable.