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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

PIAsos.-we take great pleasure in call
ing the attention Of our musical friends
and others interested in the mobile art Il
the advertisement in to-day's paper, of the
improved Pianos of Messrs. Manner Co.
No. 1877 & lS9 Bowery street, Mem York
and the highly interesting notice which nc
eompaniesi tfrOm the Brooklyn Daily Times
Read il and send at once for the "Paieni
Arion Piano." as the best and sweetest
toned instrument Of the kind ever made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

Ia The EDITOR is absent seeking health
snd attending 10 business The editor pro.
TEN, hasn't time to spare from other duties
70 giV.rbs paper that attention which be
you'd otherwise bs plsIsed to give. he,
tbersfsns, b--s Of its rssderstO make allow
.Bcss for n, shsenes Of inierssiins sdiio-
ria natter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22
Notice

To Merchants and others who want {
Retire from Business.
WILL exchange good lands for Goods
Il and Drugs at fair rate. Will pay some
beeves. The land is in eight or nine coun-
ties and good for the cultivation Of wheat.
Any person wishing to exchange their
stocks can get good trade. Address
NJ. D. BULLION,
~ Weatherford, Parker co., Texas.
juno Is 1S67-40:3mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

b% Any person having stock Of goods
which they wish to exchange for land can
find an opportunity to do SO, by referring
to the advertisement Of NJ. D. Bullion,
Of Weathcrford, Texas.
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GET

Your goods from Keaton & Johnson New
lot Of all kinds just received and selling
extremely low for cash. See their adver-
tisement in to-day's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

b6- Messrs. Martin & Gibson, Kenne-
days building, Houston, Texrs, are anthor-
lied to act as agents for the Dallas Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22
Guardian Sale.

pY virtue of an order made by The Hon
Id orable Probate Court of Dallas county
Texas, at the May Term thereof, 1867,
will sell to the highest bidder on six months
credit, at my residence, four miles north of
Dallas, on the Goth inst, the following prop
erty, viz: Ten head of h orses and mules,
belonging to G. B. knight, junior.
O. W. KNIGHT.
Dallas, June 20, IsG7-401t.
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IA Ope,.Ie. I,Ihi m.sle,..una

WiNsiOW y SOOTHING sYhUPi for ehil
dfes iesihlng, sonensih The gums, reduces in'
aamaiion, allays all pain. Sure 70 regulate
the bowels. lerieotly safe IN al cases, NJ
millions u mothers oan testify.
80 cents bottle.
Oiioes, No. 2i5 Fulton street, New York,
aud No. 2O5 High llolborn, London Ing.
land.
lie sure aud call for
"MRs. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP,
Having the fac 'iIiis Of "CuRrl. & PER-
RiSs" on the outside wrapper All others
are base limitations.
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Lost.

an the 18th inst, one Certificate issued
~ to W. Ii. Witt, by the Auditorial Board
calling for SS65 -, date and number not
remembered. Any one returning the same
to the Herald Office will DO literally recon-
pensed. W. II. WITT.
Dallas June 90, 1S67-4C;3t.
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Pr.tc.tont EpiscopnI Church,

B6- A few copies Of the Democratic Al
manac for 1867, may be had at this Office.
Price, 26 cts. each.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

The Oswego, n. Y, starch works
support two thousand FIVE hundred
people, and VIII produce twelve nil
ion pounds Of starch this year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22

he Insisa. ar. ssnnllllng great bsvosE
II i5sis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22
THE PATENT
Arion Piano Forte
MANDATORY AND wARERooas
ISL and $50 Bowery, (sbOvs Dvlanesy.l
NEW YORK.
MANNER Sc CO.,

Having secured letter. patent on their valuable
improvements on Planes aud added largely ~ their
previously extensive facilities for manniaoturng arc
now prepared 10 furnish 10 tho Trade, at retail their
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22
Itfy IS nOG
April 1865.

WIFI III UdS 1nls 10rccu Union IS
n0twhat / have loved. Icare not
what becomes of me. / have no de-
sire to outlive my country. This
night (defore the deed) l wrote a
long article and left itfor one of the
editors of the "National Intelligen-
GER" in which fully set forth our
reasons for our proceedings. He or
the Gov'r
'ai FRIDAY, May 81.
After being hunted like dog
through swamps, woods, and last
night being chased by gunboats till
= was forced TO return wet. cold and
starving, with every mans hand
against me, ! am here. in despair
And why2 For doing what Brutus
was honored for-what made Tell a
hero. Aud yet |, for striking down
a greater tyrant than they ever
knew, am looked upon as a common
cut-throat. Ny action was purer
than either of theirs. One hoped
TO be great. The other had not on
ly his countrys but his own wrongs
to avenge. i hoped for no gain. 1
knew no private wrong. ! struck
for my country and that alone. A
country that groaned beneath this
tyranny and prayed for the end, and
yet now behold the cold hand they
extend to me. God cannot pardon
me ] have done wrong. Yet I can
not see my wrong except in serving
Q degenerate people. The little, the
very little ] LEFT behind 10 clear my
name, the Government will not al
low 10 be printed So ends all. Por
nav country 1 have given mp all that
makes life sweet and holy, brought /
misery on NY family, aud am sure
there Il no pardon in Heaven for me
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22
Executive MANSION,

Washington, ID. G, May ., 81.
The Secretary Of War will please
furnish the President with n ccrti-
fled copy of the diary" found upon
the body off. Wilkes Booth, togcth-
or with succinct statement of the
facts connected with its capture and
possession by tho War Department.
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The War i'm Brazil,

New YORK, April 2l.-The steamer South
America, from Rio March 10Th, arrived to-
day The news from the seat of war reports
another hombardment of Cumpaity by the
Brazilian fleet and batteries. The loss Of the
Paraguayans is unknown. That of the Bra
zilians was trifing. The town and fortfica-
tions of the town OF Santa Maria, on the up
per Parana, had been destroyed by the Bra.
lillian gunboats. The Brazilian fort At Ca
MIA had been strengthened and mounted with
heavy guns, and =, 900 men Were left there n a
garrison 1t was understood a portion OF the
Brazilian force would cross the upper Parana
and move direct on ASCENSION.
The Paraguayan General Diaz had died of
wounds received during the bombardment OF
Cumpaity February 2d.
The Angelo CBraZllan) Times says the sto-
ries about American mediation are canards.
The Government forces in the Argentine
provinces had been strengthened. General
Mitre had re-assumed the Presidency and
issued Il warllke manifesto.
The Brazilian cotton crop was favorable,
and the coffee crop was expected to be fifty
per cent. above the average.
The American immigrants having declared
a preference for Corritiba, they have been sent
there, and lands, seed, tools, and food pro-
cured for them.
The cholera had broken out in Rio Grande
del Sud.
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Foreign News-Notc from Prussia TO Nap
Icon-Eforts TO Obtain Aid by PRUSSIA
Pence Movements.

Foreign News-Note from Prussia 10 Napo-
Icon-Efort. to Obtain Aid by Prussia
Pence Movements.
BERLIN, April lo-Evening The PrusSian
Government has sent 4 strong note 10 Napo.
leon asking the reasons for the military pre-
r,rrtfons on the part IF France. Bavarian
agent has been sent by King William TO Vienna
r. secure an alliance with Austria.
: The bullion III the Bank Of England has IN
creased toS,oOo.
LIVERPOOL April 2o.-The receipts OF cot
ton so far this year are ahead of last year
receipts by as, 900 bales.
LONDON, April -Evening.-A dl>patch
from Berlin this evening says plan for the
solution of the Luxembourg question was re-
cently submitted 10 France and Prussia by the
remaining great Powers of Europe. Napoleon
has since signified his willingness 10 accept the
proposition embraced in this plan. Prussia
however, has not replied. There is growing
feeling in best-informed circles that thes,
overture. will be successful, and that III,
peace of Europe will not be disturbed.
FRANKFORT, April Evening. - United
States bonds are quoted IT IAN.
LONDON, April 20 Noon.-Consols, s0&
United States 5-20s, 69s ex-dividend.
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law shall he five dollars, and an additions nj tax
of two per centum on the taxable income OF
such profession during the next year pre-
ceding.
Physicians, Surgeons, and Dentists.
81 The specific license tax on every physi-
clan snrrcor. or dentist. shall be Ave dollars,
and an additional tax of two per centum on
the taxable income Of such profession during
the year next preceding
Bdrbsrs
70 The specific license tax for the privilege
of keeping a BARRIERS shop shall be ten dollars,
Drg,erreun 1Itists.
81 The specific license tax on any person 10
engage in the business of n daguerrean artist
shall be fifteen dollars and II the place OF
business is in city or town containing more
than five thousand inhabitants the tax shall
be thirty dollars and in either case there
shall be- IN additional tax of two per centum
on the taxable income of the preceding year.
Stnliions and Jdckdssss.
81. The specific license tax for the privilege
of letting TO mares any stallion or lackass
shall be twice the amount charged for the ser
vices by the season.
SCHEDULE +.
Aqents for Renting Houses
So The specific license tax on any person to
act as agent for the renting OF houses shall be
thirty dollars.
Storage nnd mpounding.
70. The specific license tax to keep for COM
peusa ton any house, yard, or lot, for storage,
or a wagon yard or other impounding, shall
be as follows: On every house the tax shall be
twenty-five dollars, except that i'll n city or
town whose population exceeds 5000 the tax
shall lac fifty dollars, and on every yard or lot,
ten dollars.
Lirery statues.
~. The specific license tax 10 keep livery
stable shall be twenty dollars, and IN addr-
tional tax of fifty cents for every stall thereof
F0reiga Insurance fUmphnfss.
IS The specific license tax on every person
TO act rs agent for any foreign insurance com
pany shall be twenty-five dollars FOR each
agency; but in n city or town with a popula-
ton exceeding 10000 the tax shall ne thirty
five dollars for each agency.
Tsiegrdph Compnnies.
50 The specific license tax 10 any telegraph
company, agent, or officer thereof, for opera
ting for compensation the apparatus necessary
TO communicate BY telegraph, shall be four
hundred dollars, and IN additional tax OF one
per centum on the earnings of said company
received or realized, though not received du-
ring the next year preceding.
On tie SHE IT Cuttie, Sheep, dndHgS.
GO. A license shall be required Of persons
who sell for others on commission or Tor Proilt
or whose business ii is to buy and sell Tor proht,
and not for feeding o: grazing for as long as
three months horses, mules, asses, Jennets,
cattle sheep, and hogs, or any OF them :
and on such 4 person the incense lax
shall be twenty five dollars. If such live
stock he fed or grazed ny the person purcha-
sing them for TWO months or more, they may
be sold by him without a license
81. This act shall be in force from its pas
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Hithmond nispatth.
MONDAY ..................Aikli II, 1861

Rreo<srKvcrIox IN THE SorTH-A letter
which we have Just received from a conserNR.
80 saurfr in Atlanta. Ga. states that the
,,rttpr has found, from all that he has seen
.,d heard that there Is much less difficulty r.
A.. reconstruction than had been expected
General Pope had expressed himself gratifcd
n. his reception, and thinks there will bc no
.srtnus difficulty IN Georgia and Alabama in
thm execution Of the rcCons truCtlon measures
Letters received here from citizens Of South
Carolina also state that reorganization under
tan acts Of Congress VIII No carried out by
common consent and IN the fun hope Of hrnc
t.tal results. From Virginia We hear that re
construction Is generally aCquicsccd In.
~ idea prevails, either IN the Carolinas or
in Virginia according 10 these statements, of
>puu9mE proposed STATE 90 operation in tn"
work 81 reorganization. in the expectation Of
"A decision ~ the United States supreme Count
In taNorof the Injunction applied for.
Further, II - Ia lie noticed that the political
question uNolNrd Is intimately connected with
pressing aud practical questions. No longer
an restoration hc deferred without prolonged
md aCEraN ated injury to the material interests
70. ia" South II has become question of
.~#Bi Means Of subsistence, 10 say nothing Of
..NsNrd prosperity. can hp secured only py III"
ifs. operation az labor with capital. The whites
#ayw the land without the labor. The blacks
.N~ the labor without tho land. The cNpcc
...tm@ "a. 81 current Of immigration from Europe
..3 Ear southern States has not been verified
..... &.JI tut 10 until after political rcstora-
......- Ntfs .4srE ts'.iIg4crr.
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mol,s.es dull and nominal Flour steady and
In good demand at sl3.256413. S7h for super
nne. Corn firm. Lard firm. Fork frmer Mt
*23 5D6t23.75. Gold, 1854.
Ararsr. g.. April q. -Cotton fiat and IT.
rornI,r. saIes for TWO DAYS OF 20 bales, 28c
being the highest price; receipts for two days,
10 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 20.-Cotton nat
and irregular; transactions small; receipts'
900 bales.
WILMINGTON, N c., April @.-Cotton nat
steady ut 3dsc.
S,y,yy.g. April 2o.-Cotton dull and decll'
ming at 2lc., nominal receipts, $50 bales.
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Educatiou of CoIorcd Children.

The following bill is pending in the House OF
Delegates:
A ELL APFRorRIATISG PORTION or THE CAPT.
TATIoS TAX TO TIE EDUCATION OF CoLoRED
CHILDREN.
Be IL cuncted IN he G.HerHl ASSenNy, That In
the administration of 50 much of the capita
ton tax as shall be paid by persons of color,
and ~ may be applied TO purposes OF "duca.
ton, the Board OF School Commissioners OF
the several counties and corporations shall pay
the same to the education of colored children.
THE Constitution sets apart one moiety OF
the capitation tax OF the state for purposes OF
common schools. This bill, therefore, IN ac-
cordance with the Constitution, sets apart hall
of the capitation tax imposed on colored peo-
pie for the purpose Of educating coiored
children
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The Markets.

sales of 500 bales al CSC for uplands. Flour
IA loo lower for common grades, while me-
dunn and good Ue without decided change.
Wheat duh spring. '33c. lower. Corn gene
rally firm, with less doing mixed western
Il 31Is in store and II .33 afloat. Whisky quiet
Pork lower new mess, 81 30.
Stock Adrkst-A. A.-Stocks active ana lower
than at the opening 3 20's, 90, coupons, log :
N y "a, coupons, los IA y %, coupons, lns =
new issue, lo7isNh. Tennessee 6s, ex-
commons eied6iI new issue, 62a@t3. ONO
and NJ C., - Money, per cent. Gold,
1885, glSoa.
MOBILE, April 2o.-Cotton quiet and steady
sales OF 500 bales II 22Ac.; receipts, Il bales.
New ORLEANS, April 2o.-CottoH unsettled ;
sales OF !, 200 bales low middiingS 23Eq2ic.,
receipts, 500 bales; esforts, E,e6i. sugar and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22
From the Plains,

New YORK, April 2l.-The HsrdtFs LeaVen-
worth correspondence says affairs on the
plains are becoming interesting. General
sherman has arrived At Fort Leavenworth,
and General Augur is about 10 move west
ward from Fort kearney with 5000 men
Eleven thousand Indians are encamped be
tween Forts kcarney and Smith, waiting iol
the grass 10 grow 10 commence hosullties
General Hancock is III distress NJ For
Leonard. being unable to move for want o.
forage.
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Macmillan Wounded and Nearly Captured.

NEw YORK, April l9.--The Herald says: A
gentleman who left the City of Mexico on the
sth instant informs the Mexican Legation
that MaNimiian was Mt that time en- route from
oueretaro for the CITY of Mexico, accompanied
by about 5000 troops He was wounded In
tho right arm by n spent ball in the fight at
Qneretaro, and narrowly escaped capture In
one OF the mountain passes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22
Fire i'm Savannah.

SAVANNAH, April 2l.-FrIsbie Neason' $ cot
ton warehouse was totally destroyed by fire
last night with five or six hundred bales of
cotton. No insurance on the building. +. IL.
Behan loses 800 bales insurcd for 90. Frs
bic y Neasou lose 100000; half of which Is i'll
sured. \ dwelling house adjoining was burnt.
Total loss is 10000 Three iiremen were in
Iured, but not seriously.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

Mr. 4 VI. Gwln, brother of ex-senator W.
" Gwln. vas drowned lately while crossing
the Mississippi in dugout with fav0Tl,e
fcfyautr George a. least, neither mas peei
heard from since they started. lie hNeu III
Iasa4u,aat Miss
Wendell Philips advertised lecture on
" The Lost Arts" III Ottawa, Ill, ana the
EamDlr Of that borough insisted upon his pay
I.., "a preliminary tax Of ten dollars us Il jug
EI.r.
4 laty 1T Reading found large lizard IN
the mia she poured into her coffee. The mi III
r~a 80 water tor his cans out Of a spring in
hlaad VI the hyaraut.
~ an accident Friday on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad Mr.. Pool, Of New York,
haa ii Jog badly cut and Dir. Murdoch, of The
SAME eIty, aA ankle spraIned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22
From New York,

New YORK, April 2l-Three more whisky
distileries in Brooklyn have been seized.
young lady named Lizzie Smith, aged
twenty three years, was brutality outraged on
Friday night near Bergen, n. J., by sixteen
rutfians, in succession. Three men have been
ested and identified by their victim rs part
of The rann
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

The late Confederate General Ripley has re-
cci,cd m order from the French Government
for -, oor brccCh leaders of his patent.
Henry = Foote succeeded Wendell Phillips
in the Iyccum course al st. Louis
An eight hour bill has passed both Houses OF
The New York Legislature.
General Ord is in Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

PRICES CURRENT.
Virginia Leaf.-Ordinary and faded, ordi
nary sound fair dry leafy, good and fine, az
lodi Stemmed.-Ordinary short, fair leaty,
good and fine, 6lDl2d., nominal.
Paraguay, 44 l0d. Greek and Turkey,
667d.
Western Leaf-Ordinary exports, fine dark
long. mlddling 10 fine dry, selected and
colory, 2hWlud. Stemmed. Ordinary, AKA
j%d. ; middling to good, 74sd. fine selec-
tons, 9Mlld.
Maryland.-Dr lcafy and sweet, 3E96d. !;
colory and fine, 7d9d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

HARTFORD, Com, April 1.-the official
canvass OF the popular vote Of tonncctich'
shows that 9i.la3 votes were cast, which ~
5000 larger than was ever cast before. Tn"
majority of English. the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, is 9>7. The average ma
lority of the Democrats on Congressman -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22
COMMERCIAL.
richmond Tobacco Market.
UBN'VV INV HNf'"'"f
RICHMOND, VA, April 20, 1867.

RICHMOND, Va, April 20, 1867.
We report the breaks full to-day. No
change TO note In prices. Below we give the
transactions: 90 hogsheads, IL tierces, and !
boxes, sold ut the Exchange, and 2 parcels
loose tobacco sold at Shockoe warehouse, as
follows
Lugs Common, 81 to 80 good fire cured,
IS TO 81; sun-cured, $40 to $l5 coal cured,
Slj To TO
Lfqf Common, IS to $40: good, $40 to Is
stemming. common Is 10 sl2 good to fine
Sl2 to SIS yellow wrappers, medium, So to
$40 good, $50 To 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22
Address of Ex-Governor Brown.

S,y,x>,u. GA. April lS.--A mass meeting
of citizen. was held this evening, and was adj
dressed by OK Governor Joseph r. Brown,
who spoke for an hour and Il half, advising
submission to the military bill as the best al.
Tentative left for tn" people OF the south
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22
The Overflow in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, April 20.-Another crevasse
took place at West Baton Rouge. Damage not
reported. The greater part OF louisiana Is
overlooked, and great suffering exists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

TUE NrxpRsf STRIKE ~ New JERSEY - D0rer,
, ArriI Is-Thr miners strike Is believed
In pr Al an end The employers are not dis.
posed To WELD to the demands OF The men,
I.ary Of whom are very destitute, and have re-
t.rurd 10 their work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

PERSON Peirpoint arrived
here on Friday Of last week. lie looks re
markedly we'll and j. III fine spirits. lie
speaks eucouraginEly Of the political situation
In Virginia, and is quite hopeful OF the early
and complete regeneration OF that old Com
ruguw.alfh -Tttrgtatt Iti.tts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

rAknu>s Nearly every day "A few pardons
are issued, principally 10 that class OF lndlNi-
uual- VINO come under the first and thirteenth
exceptions Of the proclamation, the petty OF.
Iurr and twenty thousand dollar clauses, and
8. tex ar. occasionally granted Of more I'M
p.gt0Lt character .-HerUld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

NEW DISEASE PREVAILING on Lon"
I-.,sn.-A new and strange dlscas" has made
ITS appearance in Shutdown. Many persons
a.s. died OF It, and others are lying danger
..a-#v III The disease IS termed Ns"I"g'ttS.-
&.. Ia~. H,atti.
rAy.I,laus viii be surprised 10 learn that
tMlslsa new disease