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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-22
GROVESTEEN &, Co.,
Piano Forte
MANUFACTURERS,
499 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
THE Attention Of the Public and the
Il trade is invited TO our NEW scALE
Octave Rosewood Pinno Ferte,
Which for volume and purity Of tone are unrvalled
by any hitherto offered in this market. They con-
tain allthe modern improvements,
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
Frame, 0ver-strung Bass
and each instrument being made under the personal
supervision Of Mr.. J. n. GEovEsTEEs, who has had
practical experience Of over sOysArs in their
faoturs, fully rav-anfed IA ereT Partic-lar,
The I" Grovesteen Piano Ferte''
received the highest award Of
merit over ALI others "a the
Celebrated Worlds Fair,

wbers were exhibited instruneut. fror The b-st
ksrs o. London Paris, GeFmany, p adelrhia- Bait
more Boston and Nev Y0rk md also ~ the haeioaa
THrfe for Ere 1879, the gold and silver
dals from both Of rhirh BE- sren ~ our azrsroo
By the futroducfiou ofimpro-sn.u.s, - rsaks
still more perfecf Pisno Forrs. and ~ mauuhrrur-
ing largely With strictly nash sTtsu. eraflad
o. osr thsss iusirunsufs q; price vtirh yin PR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-22
A dminisfrator's Notice.-Letters

A administrators NOtice.-Lettsrs
N Of administration having been granted
to the undersigned, at the October Term,
1866, Of the County Court Of Tarranl
County, on the estate of Leigh Oldham, late
Of said county, deceased; all persons hav-
ing. claims against the estate of the intest.
ate, are hereby notified and required to
present the same within the time prescribed
by law: And all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to make prompt pay
menb P. A. HUFFMAN, Admir-.
Estate Of Leigh oldham, decd,
Nov. q. 1S66-ll.6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-22
THE
MANDRAKE PILLS

dfions. predicting an the good results that can Be
obtained from caloel, any q the Inercurial ned
cnes and without any q their hurtful injurinus
results They carry Out of The system the e -ulent
and vurn-oui natters loosened and dissolved b nv
SAWED TO SIC AND PULM0NIC sTRUP II
VIII he that ~ three q NJ medicines are ned
q N rnost eusss 70 cure CouSunption-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-22
JAMES CONCEAL,
,O.""o.o"st. Charles Stu. ... 40
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proDi, from the most ample experience, an ca
iirr SUGGEST simps-Prompt- EnicirnI aud Reliable
They are the oily Medicines perfectly adapted to pop.
ular use-'o sHple that mistakes cannot be made In
using them 80 harmless as TO 10 frpe from danger,
aud 80 efficient a. 10 DO always reliable They have
raised the highest communication from ALL aud viii
always render satisfaction,
Cents
No Cures fEyERs, Congestion, IunamatIons 20
WORMS, Woyn.frNer, worm.coiie rs
cRYING,CoLIC, or Ieelhilg ofIn.
rants ',,',''"",,,"..,..,,-..,,,,, s5
plARkHGA Of children or adults rs
" o." DfslSrERf Gripping, Bilious Collie rs
Q CHOLERA .M0RBus, Nausea,
Nomiting,"",,,,, 20
COUGHS, Colds, Bronehits..,.,,,,,.. %
NEURALGIA ,roothache, Faccaehe rs
0 HEADACHES, Sick headache, Yer. rs
tiso ,,..,'....,.'',,..,.....,.,.,,., %
10 DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomach......,.. rs
II SUPPRESSED, or Painful Periods. 25
"is WHITES, too Profns" Pcrlod-..,...... IS
"lj GROUP, Cough, Difficult Breathing.
"H SALT RHEuM, Erisipeas, Erup.
lions ,..,."",."..,.,,...,",".,,..... .... 25
MS RHEUMATISM, Rhematic Palms.. 25
ale FEVER AND AGUE, Chill Fever, so
al PILES, Blind or Blceding.............. 90
"ls oPTHALMY, and Sore or Weak
Eyf'....'.,..''','',,........ ,,...,,.........
"lo CATARRH Acute or Chronic, In
hucnza...,.."....,,.,............ %
"2o wH0OPlNG. GO U0H, Violent
Coughs ...r..-........ .....,....,..."... 20
"H ASTHMA, Oppressed Breathing....
a. IN
ing......"...,..'.,.,...... ....."...........
% SCRofULA, Enlarged Glands, Swell
ngs.........."......... so
"H GENERAL DEBILITY, Physical
Weakness ..."".............-......... so
"25 4" DR0PSY and Scanty Secretions...u. so
"26 4" sEA.SICKNESs, Sickness from Ri.
ding .....................-........ 80
"2T KIDNEY DISEASE, Gravel........... SO
"2s " NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal E.
missions, Involuntary Discharges 90 |
90 " SORE MOUTH, Cankcr............... so
$50 " URINARY INCONTINENCE, Wet.
ting Bed................. MINIMUM. 80
"3i &" PAINFUL PERIODS, even with
spasms ......".......................... so
80 SUFFERING at change Of lfe..... 90
"33 EPlL EPSY spasms, St. Viius's
Dance ......."............."...-....... ! 90
"M " DIPTHERIA, liberated Sore
ThrOat...."........ 90
FAMILY CASES.
IS large walls, morocco case, and book completes
% large walls, in morocco, and book
% large walls, plain case, and book
8 boxes mos. to 10y, and book
Veterinary SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases, 10 $40
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No "a.
AaUA DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne
used TO battle the face and person, 10 render
the skin sofi and fresh, TO allay inaammA-
ton, TO perfume clothing, for headache, 80,
u Is manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia, and - obtaining q patronage
quite unprecedented. IL IL a fayoriie with
actresses and opera singers, Il Is sold by
all dealers, at Sl.OOin large bottles, aud by
DEnAs BARNES & Co, New York, Whole
sale Agents,
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY
all Druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-22
FOR SALE.

A FARM II miles North from the town
N of Dallas, $40 acres in prairie and 96
acres in the timber ll0acres of the prairie
in cultivation. There il good dwelling,
out-houses and eistern on the place. This
farm will be sold low for cash or currency.
For further particulars apply to ..,.
GEO. W. GUESS, Dallas, Texas.
Dallas, Sept, 10Th 1S66-52;tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-22
Manfua Making Dept.

We have, AT great roublc and expense, brought out
from New York competent cutter aud ftter-a lady
who cannot be excelled in this branch the business
and we, without hesitation. recommend her TO our
friends adept in this art,
We have all Of the latest patterns from Madame
Demarest establishment and receive the every
three months AMI we Invite the ladies Of Houston
and vicinity TO call and examine the new styles.
Perk ins Co. offer 10 the wholesale trade the best
Of American Prints at 12i3al5 cents Come and see.
HENRY u. PERKINS g. Co.,
ps5-Nos. and . Perkins Row, Main Street, Hous-
ton, Texas mav2G r6s-36:ly1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-22
NEW ORLEANS.

HAVING received by the late arrivals a
III large stock Of Fresh and New DRUGS,
in addition TO the large assortment on hand
] am now prepared TO supply the large and
increasing wants Of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH.
II is.needless, perhaps to enumerate the
various articles embraced in my stock, be-
cause am 10 keep on hand every article us.
ually found in n wholesale Drug Establish
ment, My Drugs and Medicines have been
selected with great care, and hesitate not
to say that fresher and purer lot of drugs
and medicines than those to be found in my
store and warehouse cannot be found in this
city. They were selected by myself IN per-
son and know they are genuine. | offer
them TO the ira le rs low and on rs favora.
BILE terms as similar articles can be bought
in New Orleans. My stock Of
Chemicals,
Paints,
OILS, Glass
Dye-SM6s,
Perfumsry KS.
is complete.
| am also the Wholesale Southern Agent
for large number of the most
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES AND
REMEDIES
now in use throughout tho country. These
embrace
Goes Cough Bal,am
and Dyspepsia Cure,
Hubbcl's Cabinet Brandy
and Golden Bitters,
the Martha Washington
Hair Restorer,
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills
and Queen Hair Restorer,
DR.. Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer,
The Massasoit Hair Restorer,
DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.
Russ St. Domingo Preparations,
Hurleys Sarsaparilla,
Worm candy and Stomach Bifters,
and many other remedies equally well
known in the South, all of which | can
furnish in any quantity and on the most
advantageous terms.
an also agent for very superior kind of
LubriCating Oil
which is now used instead OF Sperm Oil, by |
Northern Railroad Companies aud Machin-
lists of oil kinds, it having been found
equal to Sperm Oil for all kinds Of machin-
cry. 1t can be sold very low.
| respectfully invite those who visit this
city in search of anything in my line, to
call and inspect my stock and learn my
prices. 3f:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

ldtus.Cfs. ElalY--ilf nDEi nor vAsT
ApAkit.4 IA saw orb eiiemporary pub
li-'es o eilcr from Lieutenant General
aasly dated Havana, poceHtss ia, in
witch, smlng o.aer amy, do Hcnef7I
sgilgs; IIIf
Hl.aying ssen % stated iu several papers
vnblislrd IN the United 'a',sihm An o.,
aWrc-n for prriou, I ietiVo 10 sag
laruugh your co'tmn', llwt there ~ NO
truth NhgtoYer in this s,liorehi. heV1
rglihcr made nor Authorized such app lea
ton and would not a,.ep. & pardon .fom
the President o. me United States IL cra-
tuilously rendered mo without conditions
or restrictions Oh, my liud lave Ac,l.
ing to .egret 10 The course purs ,ei by ~,
during The vs., except thct ny W.yi 90
were not OF more avail 20 ,ae oalst i5r
which fought, and ~ fai'h 80 80 iVsiice
OF that cause & not az ~ shtksal VI tao 80
suit
have MT given raFCo or incurred AM
Obligation to the auihoEiuos Of tie Unitei
States, and utterly diSolaim all 2lleg.ancs
TO, or dependence upon, Government OF thet
country. ON a voluntary exile from my
owr country, because ala not willing to
submit to the foreign yoAo imposed upon
il. All declarations attributed to me
which are inconsistent with tho above
statement, are entirely without louDlationi
and hope there will be no further misap-
prehension as to my position
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
From the Rio Grspde.

~ ifi Special 10 fhs Gblvesson gsgs. Il.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alabama and
Eliza Hancox have erriyed from BTafos
Santiago, the latter bringing regiment uf
negro troops
The Matnmorss Ransbero or tho 9Th
inst, contains the following exciting news:
s'Yeslerdsy, ssyerAl offeens ahd.inen from
the Federal eide Of .ths,FS q Grands crossed
at Clarksville during the dsy and took Up
quarters in Bagdad, apparently for tho
night. l
Shortly after midnight the guard at the
ferry and along the river, we're surprised,
captured and disarmed by the party above
mentioned
Such lighters ss were al hand were i'm
medistely taken possession OF. and with
them, nearly the entire military force we're
crossed over in two separate bodies maxi
ing IN sll some four Iu51-od inen, mostly
negroes. |
The garrison Of Bagdad, containing
sbyas une hundred and seventy-fve men,
were completely surprised and captured.
The scsE-nzIatr Of thf ! o.. ana the Cap
tain q the port, were taken prisoners while
in their beds. tits said that the latter was
killed, and the former made his escape. OF
the truia OF fisihers l. donfL.
Upon taking POSSESSION OF he town the
work q piliscc and plundef was irnmedi-
ztsiy irauKurstsd Every lighter in the
place stus thirty in nuulbsz vac t1ksn
possession 81, a1d ns rapidly a. each ware
house could be Quilted, its contents we're
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

Tathe .Shs58'gf DsatOn couaty- Greeting;
WOU are ls2,eby commanded to summon
4 by publication, w. c. Brown, TO be
and appear before the District Court of
Denton County, at the Court House in the
town of Denton, on the Third Monday after
the First Monday in February, 1866, then
and there to answer the petition of w. S.
Williams, now on file in said Court, which
aliedges lat Plaintiff and Defendant pur-
chased the following described land Be-
ginning 495 yaras W. of J. 2. Fronch's n.
W. corner; thence East, 10 Elm; thence
dovn the same to where the East line of
said survey crosses ii thence South to said
Erench's S. L. corner; thence West 2375
varas; thence North $50 vnras to the be-
ginning. That Defendant fraudulontly
procnrcdthe deeds therefor, and has failed
to do justice to petitioner.
Herein fail not, but have you, then and
there, this writ, with your action thereon
endorsed.
~ Witness, James Eads, Clerk Dis
{ SEAL (trict Court Denton County, and
.SGNIseal of said Court Given under
my hand and seal of office, this 18th day of
January, 1865.
JAMES EADS, Clerk,
BY NJ. BAUGnERrY, Deputy.
[lS:sw-Printer's Fec, SIS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

A QunrR scEvE.-A queer scene look
place at The Columbus t0hio) Opera House
one night last week, When the performers
were enacting the cottage scene in tho Lady
of Lyons, n few Kisses were INDUCED in b.
some persons. A policeman who was stand
ing at the right hand box, thercupon ap
preached a man sitting in the from. row Of
seats in the parquette, and eXpostu.atcd
with him for Kissing. This led to low
toned alteration, when the policeman I'M
dertook to take the man out, in which eff
fort he did not succeed, and by his failure
threw the whole house into confusion. At
this point, Mr.. johnson, who was playing
Claude Meluottc, left the stage and took
hold and carried out Of the parquet the OBJ
streperous person, and then returned to the
stage and resumed his part in the play, as
though nothing had occurred.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
THE sTATE oF TEXAS.

To TIC Sheriff Of Deqton County Greeting
VOU are hereby commanded that YOU
a summon, by publication, Elias Brush
and Del Brewster, to be and appear before
the District Court of Denton county, at the
Court House in the town Of Denton, on the
Third Monday after the First Monday in
February, 1866, then and there TO answer
the petition Of John A. Black, now on file
in said Court. which elledges: Brush pur-
chasei, On the 25ih Of April 1874 the
heAGright certificate Of the said Brewster
fer Gao acres Of land; that Brush consrac-
ted with PLAINTIFF 10 give him ono-half in
terest in the lard 10 locate said certificate
aud obtain the Patent; that the Plaintiff
located said ccgti6sate on the following
lands in pento- county: one tract begin
ming 1913 varas f. OF J. Dooley'sS s. W. cor
ncT. tseres s. sl5 ynf1s; thence L. 629
vsras; -aaencs n ais yarss; thence W. 500
varns, % the beginning. The other begin
uinr at the f0cst s W. Of A. n. Is. Tomp-
kins survey. Vest 35G ysras thence North
20 tarss thence Tost, 10lS vsr.s. hence
So-it. 2054 vtrss; thence East, 1851 varss;
.iefcs Soath, 22l4 Teras. That said Brrsh
sold 10 che 7 G. Par 1.er, onc-half Of the
lnnd out q the South Of toe last above dss-
c-i5ss iIs,t, nd hat Plaintiff is entitled
II n reI- Hder.
Hersin far not, 5at have you, then and
there, tbs wit, With yoHT action thereon
endorsed.
Witness, Jemes Esds, Clerk Dis
4 SEAL lfrict Court Dsnton county, and
NZITS/fb. seal Of ssid Court Given a.
Il-lol. ffis IN day q Jsn1nry, 1895.
JANIS EADs. Clerk. 49,
By NAT. D0reHErIT. Deputy.
1es~-Prinisr Fec, si5l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

We undorslnnd hat jesse Short, A. j.
Shoemaker aud 49, LArgeni who pariiei-
pa'ed in The alleged offences cQnmlnel du'
fiaF tho wnr by J. \. LArgen, aud John
riHsr, whose arrest by the military aud
snbtecnaat enlargement on bail were no.
uced ia previous number of this paper,
yolar erily came forward ono day lasI week
nj -urranderel tLsmstIg3 into 1ho hands
of tho civil authorities. Amer due inSes,i'
ga,lla before Justice Hooker they were sew
oral's bound over ios TRIAL NJ the next term
u our plsiric, Court MhmHsy .ue6aqgar
lgh iast,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

THE STATE CoSvEsTIoS.--What should
the Convention do, or what can it do7 Is
the question now before the people. There
is one consolation however, since the cleo
ton is over, and that is, that we have gone
Of the ablest and far-seeing men in sbe
State among its members Our people
ahould ress 50 tisded that things will be safe
in tho hshds Of such ineh a. Ex-Gov Ran.
nels Of Bowie. Throckmoftor, ofCollin Par.
sons, Of Rask, Judge o. n Roberts, ofsmith,
Col. MRbry, Of Marion, Judge Frazier, Of
Hasrison, and many others Of ths ssH.e
stamp.
Our cwn cpition isthat fhs cpnrention
WI do nothins art what " impera,ireiy
necessary, choosing rather 70 leave oil else
for , tins hen there i more prospect t1ai
their acts will be reooitea and hcknoal-
edged by the powers IA authority. ssci. q
course, we feel certain would meet che
wishes Of the people under existing circun-
stances.--JimplecEts.
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THE REBUILDING or CuARJEsroy.--A
Che rlesthn lntfe. aovs.

THE REBUuDIYG or CuARJEsrcN.-A
Charleston letter says
Tho rebuilding of the city is about to
commence in earnest. Mr.. 7. D. Wagner
will soon have force of from 500 to 900
mechanics and laborers engaged in the
clearing sway and erection Of new buildings
on the burnt district laid waste in the
great fire OF 1861 Mr.. Wagner has in
eoutem pistion the erection of some 200
nandsome buildings and stores by the LIST of
July. Others OF smaller capital are COM
mencing to clear lots preparatory to build
ing The admission Of the State into the
Union would have wonderful effect on the
business and prospects Of investing mcaey
until the State and her citizens are re-es-
tshlislod IN II their civil rights.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
European News.

HALIFAX, Jan. 9.--The royal mailsteam-
ship Canada, from Liverpool the Esd, via
Queenstown the 24th, has srrived en- route
for Boston.
The London Globe highly eulogizes Gen.
Grants report as an able, clear, and modest
document, and says itdoes full justice to
his opponents.
CoRK, Dec. 23.-Charles Underwood and
O'Conneil have been found guilty of trea-
son and arc sentenced to ten years penal
servitude. 0'Connell made an eloquent
speech, and after the sentence was pro-
nounced he expressed the hope that there
would be an exchange of prisoners before
the expiration Of the sentence. ase. "a
The correspondence between Mr.. Adams
and Earl Clarendon is published. Mr.. Ad-
amssays that when the Shenandoah az.
rived at Liverpool the Government should
have taken action regarding the crew.
Earl Clarendon says there was nothing to
justify the action of the British Govern
ment against the Shenandoahs crew, be-
cause none we're known to be British sub
jects who we're on board.
The correspondence virtually leaves the
question of American claims on England
suspended. t se
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
NOTICE.
LAST CALI.

A IL persons indebted to me by
IN uols open account, are hereby informed ;hst
my boos, ncas and aocoGa:s ara p'e led in tho hands
Of DIR w D. Douglas, at Kaufman, for collection and
as.''emeEt.
Notice il hereby given to all concerned, TO come
forward and settle, as compelled To close my
pas. Sseiness Aiit parties in teresed vi save thcm
selves az -,y m4cu trouble BY coming forward AT
ONCE. j, w. JOHNSON.
Kaufmsn, January !, 1sG6--Ietf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

From what we .c1- lean -. frtodu-en.
for the most part, in this viciaity have
made ooatrseis for the ensuing yesr, and
are beginning to show considerable indus
Try. In mosi cases We believe they are 10
work for a share of the crop. The iniicn-
lions are pretty plain that more cotton VII
be planted ia this portion Of lie State than
ever before. There are fmptoms Inst
there will be lees corn plants thar usuals
and hence corn Is gradually iis ng in price.
The wheat-grovrrs also seem u Be Up and
doing, and from present appearances q
larger crop thnn usual Of this staple viii
be made. The crop looks very fine in All
the fields We hare observed, aud favornlle
reports reach us n regard 70 Il from above.
-Hac5 Rs1iffsr POD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
EsTRAY MOrTcEs.
>s,,J~~~>S~Ny>Ns~y~ ~~N~~>~~s~-0-~D~
DALLAS COUNTY

<g~fAs~N7~fN|s ~ts7~f>NrAft F~f-NF,F~ ~-~~N
DALLAS COUNTY.
TAKEN Up by John nerTylnrry ai.i o.iraytd be-,
fore George ", hird, 7, % IN Precinct No l, uuo
nLAOk MARI yraEs nid past, about iiis hsuds
hlgh, nubr,ke WHOM taken a. appraised ~ $50,
TAkrS III ~ Thomas 5. Wade aud e,iFtsNA
.iiors Gturgc " baiid1, T. ffseipet No. I, Quo 10y,
ia yeags old, hlue and white pld,d, marked crup,
spllt .nA utlrfhn In tlt let c'f, eui smoolh crup
uiIof no fil branded Ou the Tigit np uunlolligi-
BILE, and un tie lelg horn via Two elichs appraised
90 ~. ll.N,I
ficorrs W. Hand, J. Y. Precinct No, !, ono hotsE
COLONEL slARR MULE, alout ysars oli, "a
Larls high, branded on tho leii shoulder i With a
parrs lnl ine, an end apother uuderneath y APP
prai.sl a, 90. li7ilie
'TATES ~ hy Ryuh,u Ballard and ss,lsJyd hs.
fore George w. Eaiui, J. =, f,eelnc 80. l, cue RED
OK branded on thn lell hlp, Hhoui years ~ A.
prpi,elnt Sl9 20. .flao, one .Eh aud WHITE ~.
BIN OK, branded CA The right h.P AA, abcnt
years Old, appraised ~ 81 90 llnaisl
W,t. X. MASrEN, CIR 60 q j Co.,
ny JAG. +. THOMAS, Deputy.
PARKER COUNTY.
TAKEN Up ly Thomas II, Mn and ofirayed be-
4. r. Hart, Justice the Peace IN aud ior r"clnct
SO. l. rHrlior county, IeSHr, on1 uVN CoLvhH!,
HORST, with some White 10 tho face, left Nto and
hiud fret white, Is hands high, years od uoAt
Spring; appraised ~ e2J Ll1i1t'
TAKEN UP hy W. ). Carpcnior AMI estrayei TO,
fore r.. A. Ei,.lrnIn, Justice Of tho Fe0co ~ unI
COR Precinct No. /, Parker county, 1oys, ono soH
REL HORSE, with white flee, both hind legs white,
HiN name aud tall branded w va the right uGoul'
Der, years old next nprng appraised ~ $40
II. w. DUKE, Crk Co, %. Packer CO.
fl9.lt.l by NJ. II. ToLEg. Deputy.
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AdnIaLlfrator.s No..ce.

4 LII pfrsOfs indebted TO the es-
I 4 tate u J. II. Luskey deceased, sre hsltby no
% A1i-iffrlfor aaluinted af tle November 7 m
-frhe Ffotsie Couit f1r Parker cctniy- 1851 and
itusc tzrnr claims Ei TrrseEf ils1H, cuis An n
li,--f ID. rilEir tire ilnlc rrcsrrIbfd ~ lfN-
ffl.erl DO. S9nIoN. Adni'-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27
judge G. W. Palmer.

We clip the following from the
Marehali Republican, which says
Judge G ". Palmer, the thieying
20. S. Deposltary, has torned up at
San Antonio. We hope Uncle Sam
viii make him disgorge
We should make no reference to
this matter, but from the fact that
Judge Palmer was, as is well known,
associated wish US aspartnor in con
Quoting this journal. He was also
during d portion Of that time, as is
well known by those who were con-
versant with his affairs, custodian Of
the funds of the late Confederate
States Governm emit, in the capacity
of Depository and had his Office in
the Herald Rpilding. He heid this
trust between two and three years
when he suddenly and ciandestine-
ly fed from the country to Mexico,
taking with him the keys of Biz aafes,
and as was stated by Mr.. Kellogg,
the special agent Of the Treasury,
who investigated his accounts, some
thirty thousand dollars in gold
The amount he took in paper, (by
first converting it into drafts if any
was never ascertained that we are
aware of. Since the close of the
war, Jude Palmer returned to this
place from Mexico, and was permit
ted to remain here without aabeing
arrested by the United States au-
thorities. What arrangements he
made to prevent this if any, we
know not. A week or ten days ago
he suddenly left here, and we now
zee his name published in the arri-
walls at the St. Charles Hotel, in the
New Orleans Picayune of the 3rd
inst, as G. w. Palmer, of New York.
This is an unpleasant and deli
cate subject for us to refer to-but on
accountof the damaging and very
unjust suspicious which his former
conduct and defalcation caused TO be
cast for a time upon us, his sudden
return after the close of the war to
the scene-of his disgrace-his effort
to thrust himself upon us while
here, coupled with his sudden de-
parture from here, and false register
at the Hotel in New Orleans, render
this statement necessary to our own
self-1'espect, in order TO shield our
selves from the base suspicious that
some malicious minded persons have
secsesly sought to lodge against us.
IS. A. Ecrcld.