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o. srss .f Goo f.f.U.a t.nntf..fi fH..
iaua. aai.rftU. IHitI. Willie IIel
aat ntiHtal Boy i.. I.a Hif edition of
itsuIINH ruit HH .f oth Nauoh.
"Ouf u... .r I.H mnn OF goat
uN.lIfE. ni muN fHrf practical oN
p..i..r. nHl up.ll.nf accomplish
'n. much good fIf Jefferson md
Co., .urpundIng cDuntry Ills CO.
plcity o.. IN editor rs bolior known
Than we can dcsrihc; his reputation
as writcr rs national, OF lls yiows
aud sentiments ho Is able and viii.
ling 10 mako the whole people ao.
qunintcd, We bcspcak for General
Norton, and the papor lac may con-
duet II liberal support lie will give
to the people OF Jefferson, first
class newspaper, that will help to
build up the commercial Importance
of the place, lilo will devote him
self with his well known energy
aud ability exclusively to the office,
aud we are confident that he will be
well sustained by those who have
for so long II time stood by us in our
newspaper enterprise
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=. IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER
The folling important order was is
sued from Headquarters
HID. QRs. 9TH MILITARY Dist,
New Orleans la, Sept. 10, 1867. I
GENERAL Orders No. "a.
Alfpcrsons subject to parole un-
der the terms of the surrender Of
tie rebel armies, who, after the 9th
day ofApril, 1865, exilcd themsel-
YES from the United States, and
have since. returned, and who arc
now, or may subsequently become
domiciled within the limits of Louf-
siaria or Texas, arc hereby required
to give to the nearest military COM
imandcr, within thirty days after a
knowledge of this order shall reach
him the parole required Of the rebel
army surrendered by Gen. Lee on
the 9th of April. 1865. The parole
will be given in duplicate-one copy
to be retained by the person giving
it, the other to be forwarded by the
officer administering it, at these
headquarters.
By COMMAND Of Brcvct Major
General Joseph A. Mower.
GEO. i. HARTsUFF,
Asst. Adj't General
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We learn from Mr.. j. d. Cald-
well, who left Huntsville on We'd
ncsday night last, that the yellow
fever is not abating there, except
that the number ofcases may be less
in consequence Of so many leaving.
Dr. Kittrell, an old and much re-
spcctedcitzcn, died on Tuesday last.
Mr.. McWatcrs died on Wednesday
morning. carly; Captain Kenne-
more, an old TeXian, who was in the
army at San Jacinto, and his wife,
are both dead. Col. Gillespie, late
Superintendent of the Penitentiary
was quite bad when DR.. Caldwell
left. DR.. Dickson, late Financial
Agent of the Pcnitentiary, has lost
one son, while another son, together
with daughter, and his wife, are
all very bad. There were between
80 and. 40 cases within the walls OF
the Penitcntiary, bat there had been
but two deaths among them. The
greater proportionatc number Of re-
coveries in the Penitentiary, is at
tributed to the skillful nursing and
unromilting attention Of Messrs
Roman and Shepherd, the Stewards
of the Pcnitcntiary.-Gal. News.
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sS-This is truly the cage of progress" and the
American people arc, beyond doubt far ahead of all
others This is clearly demonstrated Icy the Sewing
Machinc-which is strictly speaking an American in
yention.
In this branch Of manufacture, the EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE Co., office GIG Broadway, New York City
stands pre-eminent. Their "Improved Manufacturing
Machine has no rival. 1t is built on sound mechan
cal princp.es-is simple in under
stood, and not liable to get out of order.
Its sewing qualities, particularly o. cloth and leah
err. cannot he equaled; and such, recommend II
TO our friends and the public generally.
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r, Hs SIr,g ~ Yvlcr County greeting"
yrOU are hereby commanded to summon,
\ hv publication, Gr four successive
weeks, Wm. Wun,'ry, H. Ne and appear be-
fore the psurili C.urt, within and for the
county of Packer, 10 be- holden at the court
house thereof in tie town Of Weaiherford,
IN the fourth Monday in March 1866, then
and there 10 answer the petition OF Leaihy
\. Brooks, ESLcuuiy Of the Estate OF q.
". brooks, deceased ii,,l In said court,
wherein II is alleged thai % the nth day
of August 1851, said VIM Wopsley, eXecu-
ted aud delivered 10 WIN. s. Uerndon. hia
two certain prymlssnry notes in writing,
for one hundred mud twelve dollars and
Gly cents, each, one luc six months after
late, and the ol.cr twelve months after the
date thereof, Tie payment Of which said
ao!,s IS secured y mortgage ON certain
lot, tract or Parcel oi lard situated in Par
Ecr county, Texas, on the warters OF tho
Clear Fork 0i Trinity river, about three
miles y. 90 w. from the town Of Weather.
ford; beginning 0jl IS ), from 7. II. An
dcrson' 5. W. corner, NJ stake, thence,
5. 1890 vs. to corner; thence W. 800 vs. to
corner; thence n. 1900 Us 20 corner; thence
T.. $50 VS. to the beginnings which said
notes and mortgage were transferred to u.
". Brooks, for n valuable consideration, on
the 10th August 1861. Petitioner ayera
that said notes have long since been duo
AMI payable, yet, to pay the same or any
part thereof, the said WIN. Woosley, has
hitherto wholly failed aud refused, and still
50 fails and refuses; therefore, petitioner
sues and prays Judgment for the amount Of
said me:e to-wit: two hundred and twenty
five dollars, with interest thereon, at the
rate of ten ncr cent, for foreclosure of
said mortgage, for cost Of salt ami general
RELIEF.
Herein fail not, hut lave you then and
there this writ with your endorsement
thereon, showing how you have executed
the same.
- Given under my hand and Off
SEAL cial seal, a my office, in the town
wv of Weathcrford, this 18th day of
September, 1861
b. l.. RICHEY, Clerk,
d. c., Parker Co. Texas.
hereby certify that the 'oregoing is
true copy Of the originG! new in my hands,
this September 18th 1861.
A. J. BELE,
Deputy Sheriff Parker Co.
3:3w-pr. fee sd.
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Found

nN the oath Of September, One BAY
" HORSE, bride and saddle, larriat and
hobble around his neck. The horse was
found on the head waters Of Cotton
wood creek, in the northeast corner Of
Dallas county. The horse is deep bay
with n small star in forehead, some saddle
marks on the back, supposed 10 be about
seven years old, branded on tie right
shoulder with the letter c or thus
JOSEPH NJ. SALMONS.
Dallas county. Texas, Oct. ,. lS67-3.3ts
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N6s5ce

TANrs NJ sHErHERr sud E. y
81 TbomT-oii, q tie hrm Of Marrliar--
d 60 MlHcan. having died, tie lusin-ss
Of fhat ff1a will b. ziienifd 90 ana Foef.i
10 g. re surviving rartaer, rho NJ i-
rrsrl al he oGlcr 81 iisssrs. Hanna 4. Orr
fran ~ y 81 .iiiiAAi-o-
'Ir-aa srIi. z6.i. l2s7--s-s'.
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TILE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To any lamfM officer Of Ddllas Co@"ty, Greet
ing -
ETOU are hereby commanded to summons
A by publication as the law directs, W.
NJ. RossOn and J. p. Dnalin, who are alb
sent from the State, TO be and appear be
fore the Justices court, 10 be held at n reg
ular term thereof, in and for precinct No.
3, of said county at tho residence of llez-
ckiah Lucas, in said county, Az o'clock T.:
NJ. on the first Thursday in November next,
Uhc same being the 18th day thereby then
and there to answer Catherine Wca,hering-
ton, in an action of debt Instituted upon
promissory note for the sum OF thirly-eight
dollars and seventy.fvc cents (S3S, l5) be-
sides interest thereon accrued the same
bearing date the Nth day of March, 1861
and made by the said VIM. Nj. Eosson and
}. 7. Davlin, payable to 7. j. Haws or
bearer on the lst day Of August next after
the date thereof.
Herein fail not, but have You then and
there this writ, with your endorsement
thereon rs the law Directs
Witness my hand and oiliu|at siETNture,
this the 9th day of September 1877
II. LUCAS, Up. Precinct No. 3,
Dallas county, Texas.
Clmc to hand stme day issued, and exc
cut ii nv ordering publication in the Dali
las Herald. J. VI. BROWN, Sheriff,
2.3t BY NJ. NJ TtoMrso% Deputy.
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. IIINISTRAToR's NOTICE.-The IN
4 dcrsigncd having been daily appointed
q lmiuistrainr q tie estate % Thomas Eas-
tiers he Of rarrani county, deceased, at
rrs.s 'ar Tea "A Of the Co"Eiy Court o, 5aid
county hell for probate and other iiEe pur-
poses. on he - DAY Of July last hereby no
ti;,s-,il reasons indebted TO sail estate 10
'maLc TO- i,icrliafr payment. aud those bav-
ne claims against ilt same 20 present
srsi atly authenticated, within the time
rrss-rii u is lag. or they viii be PosiPOn-
d rs ii.r iaE Z. regis.
T.. 1,,ih DAY Of August \. y. 1861.
JOSHUA COOK,
f-lGrF Administrator.
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Dallas 4icralA,


H"HH "HH'HA
DIRECTORY
OIL. .rl.T COUNT
tUu. 4 DY.r. l.sI.a. Judge l.'nh
T. rrll,wEtsau Dit Nur. NaS1lHfhic.
vs. T.. NUr,u. District tIuF pulni
COUNTY OFFICERS
Z. Efrs CulVH.f, County Judge.
TiGuL kryrAtL, tuuLty Attorney.
Jams T.. 1uOHAs, County CLERK,
lrRE. W. llnOwy, Sheriff,
jaws T.. GoopNlCur As1.r. aud Collector
jaws SurrrARn, Treasurer,
WV. II. 1uoNAs surveyor
PuLt,r Cornr-lsaac H. Wehh, George W.
Barton, J, H. Clemens and j, L, Slralton.
NOTARYS PUBLIC,
Judge 4. riLIs Gowns, cx,olliclo, Gro
W. Gugss, JouN n BRYAN and W, G, WoLrr
Dallas; RoBrET 5, Guy, Lancaster aud j,
J. BEEMAN, llaughts Store
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
GEORGE ". GUEss, Mayor,
NJ. NJ, MoRRow, j, s, SAUNDERS, Z. W
HuNT, J. y. BRyAS, and A,W, MoRroN, Al
dcrmcn,
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Town Marshall,
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Farm for sale.

n WILL sell ny tract Of land in Kauf-
Il man county, containing I'VE hundred
and seventy 1--WE acres upon he NEST rea-
s0n1ble terms. Il j. located sewn milcs
souih Of BeckEan, and has nndcr fence
one hnndred and sissy acres a 90, ! france
dwelling and other NECESSARY ouihoeses.--
For fertiliiy. wool, Eaiet aid range. it is
equal to ANY place in the wheat region q
Texas. JAS. r. SCOTT.
Sept 9Th, Il-57.2ff
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE.

nN he 18th OF October rexi, ! WIFI!
" at public cutlery, on credit Of months
with good security, the following described
property, to-wii;
A ine stable horse, thoroughbred, kHoTn
rs kcniucky, aud two young stations sud
some fine liiies e the same stock. Also
Canadian saiie horse, Prophet with o'hci
cool sia,k horses about y head Of sieel
cattic. 5 bead % sheer s'rle farming nicn
sis. etc. The sale 20 D. NJ tie late resi-
denre Of Louis Shirley : miies norih IRON
Mckinney ON tie l;snham ras ~
PAUIINA SHIRLEY.
August eisi, iss. 5i.H
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ENcC,,inr,s NniICc.

TINllE ndcrsigucd hn,ibeqnlihci ns Ey,
i ecutor 1T the oslnic of John ". Cor
den, deceased, nj n regular term oflhe no
bate court Of Dallas county Texas, held on
the 9th day Of August \, D. 1857, hereby
notifies all persons Indebted TO said estate
to make Immediate payment, aud those
having claims against tho same 10 present
them duly authenticated, within Tho time
prescribed hy law, or they will be postpon-
ed as the law DIRECTS. This 9th day OF Sep,
TENDER A, u, lSJJ
G, BARKER,
526t Exrof John ". Gorden, decd
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SfraNed or stolen.

ER0M she undersigned, living in Weaih-
h erford, Parker county, on the night Of
the 9Th Sept. ult-, from my cafap . miles
east o. Buil-r's Bridge, Kaafman county,
an exeellant GRAY MARE, about 10 hands
high, lengthy and well mounted before,
lefl<nSs appears weak, brand ed FL
on oulder. two brznds 90 the -
same Shoulder. win give Twenty JU
Dollars 40 any person who viii Esep her
safe and address ne al MeaiherftTd.
LAFAYETTE IKAnD.
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Pay i'm PrOiuce or Pay Costs.
4 Ill claims in my hands for collection at
N this time, can be paid in Wheat, Wool,
Hides or Bois d Arc seed, at the current
prices, and those who neglect the opportu-
nifty will have to pay cost.
Ihavc claims of Smith & Murphy, of A.
Shrek, of Herman Ilirsh, Clark, Shcrrard
& Co., and others.
JNO. NJ. CROCKETT.
July 27y16G7-ijIf.
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The Pecos Gold Hunters have
had bad luck. Some left the main
body and returned home weeks ago
disguised with their Improbable
trip. The last account of the re-
mainder is in a letter to the George
town Waterman, dated FL Paso Co,
Aug. %. T hey had exchanged
their wagons and teams at the town
of FL Paso tor pack animals and
other useful articles, to enable them
to get back home again. The gold
mines as talked about were a hum
bug it scens.-lStdte Gazette.
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rmE ArArE ~ TEAMS.


To the Sheriff If DaIids CoTbiM Greeting:
6pTIli.REAS, William Bonner, one ofthe
w heirs and distributes of the estate
of l.. q. Bonner, late Of said county, de-
e.ased, has filod in the Office of tho County
Clerk of Dallas county, Texas, his petition
praying FOR a partition AMI distribution Of
The estgte of said l.. o. Eouner, deceased.
volasc therefore commanded TO sum-
mon by. publication, Z. c. lIdraway and
Williim l.. IIaraway, residents Of the State
of Alabamt, and heirs at law Of said Don
ucr, deceased, to be aud appear at the DC:
tober Terra of the County Court Of Dallas
County FOR Probate husjncss te lie holden
Al tic Court House thereof, in the tcwn Of
Oa'lrA on tie last Monday.in October 1867,
III being Inc 2Slh day hereof then and
there to show cause, il any they have, why
PARTITION and distribution of said estate
Of /. o. Bonner deceased, should not be
male a. prayed for 10y VIM. Bonner.
Herein fail not, but due return make as
the Law directs.
Given under nay hand and the
SEAL. seal OF the CosBiy Court, Dallas
'\[7I County, Texas, this the 18th day
Of SCI tender 1867.
JAS. +. THOMAS, c. C. C, D. C.,
Hail
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Wanted

A GOOD Blacksmith ean lind con
n slant s-nl'c1lsn. I'D Ne rr-v ~ v-rrs- p
-rFiytts i-nnsd1t = a. &c y cnNNfifl
! 7 II q =. ,s---.-.
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To DESTROY FLIEs.-Add a quarter or a
pound Of common brown sugar 70 pint Of
Min and two ounces Of ground peppers
simmer altogether ten minutes, and Pouf
on shallow dishes. to be placed why're need
ed. Kitchens may thus he kept clear Of
ffss, without using pois0us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-12
EDUCATIONAL,
FEMALE SCHOOL,
DAbLhs TBNAs
us, uftpNlWfyN preeeblrfsi.

DAbbhs TnNAs
Mrs. IlELENi VIM, Prcccplrcv,
HAsiRln nilsELL, asltTtathrr
,I,nrrlfutB aHlOy NJ lhis school will
tbmmtnte 0n
Monday, September =, 1867
AID close Friday, Nby 10. 1868
RITES or TUITION, FLg MONTH.
flRSr CLAsS-Ouhopnrhy Read
Ing, rcnmnnship aud Mental Ariih'
SECOND CLASS-GoogrnPhy llisto'
IS Sacred and rronnel, English
Grammar, Analysis, Familiar sci
cucr, Arithmetic, Philosophy, Nat
urnl and Morar,l ,,,,,,,,,,,,,",,"," % ~
THIRD CLASS Rhetoric, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Algebra, Mental PHI
lOsophy aud Latin, ,-,. ,,,,,.,..," 90
Piano, with use of lnstrumcnt,,,.'." uO
Vocal Music in school, no extra charge
INCIDENTAL FrT,o",,,,,.,.. ..,,",,,.,,',, ~
The above prices are In speciei one hall
to be paid in advance.
Each student will be charged from I
time Of entering school until the close of
the session, and no deduction for lost time,
except in cases Of protracted sickness Of two
weeks or more.
Dallas, Texas, Aug. 10 lsG7-i7;sm.
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CASH! CAsIIII
TEyHF undersigned will make iihor-l casa
advances on the shipment Of
xroor. sns HIDES.

And sell ihesn in he best markets in The
world.
In his recent tour North be made eEisn b
sire arrauremeuis fur tiie sale q these ar
tie e.. VIA some II ihs hest hous-s ia Aru
YsIE. Eo4'eu and Buffalo. the places ihai
CONSUME snorr % them Than al tie 7iher
places 6. the uniiel States
There are thuusauis Of hides thr0Hn
away in Teras. Save fhem- they are mo
nev. ] "a by flfn aai ~ he m9ns5
Tor ihsr.f-of : c1It gsu Ne besi prict iha'
can y AID
jy0 r CrOcEETT A.
-gsi- 2, i557-s5aL
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TX YoEE ~ FlRsr RATE OXEN
= ard-a 3 s1IEacoS, may be lad, op
tea=s.ial.s fs1-..s. ~ applying 20
5onN siiERLET, seysns.
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DIR. w. Z. MERoNEy.
OCULIST AND AURIST,

ID ESPECrFuLLN tenders h's prof,f lon
lie al services TO the citizen, oil DALLAS
and vicinity, anl solisiis public patronage,
In Offering his services to the uniorru-
nate who are affected with diseases ot the
EYE a1aCt EALE.
lie is too reserved to do it in lnulniary
manner, but prefers biz practice speaking
for itself. If he cannot sustain n wpwn-
lion By his success in treating Diseases oi
those organs, and giving satisfaction Ia
those who may favor him With their pat
ronagc, he would disduiu to no 50 by con-
mandatory cnunchtons. Persons suffer.
ing with diseases OF the Eye or Ear, and
wishing to be treated wa consult him AT
an early day. His fees are reasonable.
Satisfactory references given.
Located at the CrutchGrld House, and
will remain fourmotuhs only.
July ~, lSG7-iStf.
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MASONIC
Male and Female Seminary.
.BONHAM, TEXAS. q

VE7IIE undersigned, Trustees of his Sent
A mary, have procured Tie services oil
CHARLES CARLTON, of KentuckNown,
Texas, as principal, with corps of conpee-
tent assistants, to make first class Male
and Female School !. and we confidently eX-
pect Il liberal patronage from the Fraterni'
ty and friends Of education in the, surroun
ding country. 49, g.,
Ample accommodations will be prepared
for all scholars who may come from II dis
lance at reasonable rates.
A. Il. PACE, j. Il. RU SSELb,
T.R. WILLIAMS, A. p. CARTER.
O. II. CALDW ELL, JAS. X. BLAlR.
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WILL commence its tirstsesslon
w on the first Monday in October, and contin-
nc during the term of Forty weeks, at the following
rates of tnition per Session in specie ~
Orthcgraphy Reading and Pcnmnnship...:....92 u"
English Grammar, Arithmetic, History, Nat
utal Philosophy, Rhetoric and Logcs.....:.... 30 90
The higher Mathematics, Mental Philosophy, . i
Chemistry, and w W.
Incidental Tax. wv
Three months tuition duo Christmas, the balance
at the close Il the Session. Students charged from
the time of tering school until the close OF the Ses
sion No deductions, eXceptin cases OF protracted.
sickness of two weeks or more.
Board can be bad in acknowledgement on reason
able terms. 80,
This school Is situated in ono Of thebest neishbor'
hoods in the county, near u good spring OF lasting
water and as near to the town of Dallas as is dcsi-
rabe for school. 1t is also sufficiently near to
Cochran Chapel for the students to attend church
and Sabbath School every Sabbath -
The School House, capable of accommodating l2O
students is under the entire conbOl of the Princi.
nal 1t bcii g-lesirable to establish n permanent
school no pains will be spared TO make this school
worthy of the patronage of the public SPECIAL AT,
tention will be given to moral as wellas intellectual
culture. oi:nh,
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TANNEIILL LODGE, No. 50, f. & A. NJ.

Meets on the last Saturday Of each month, at tn
Masonic Hall. GEO. W. GUESS, w. NJ.
JOHN W. SwINDELIs, Secy.
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WHEAT AND CORN,

In exchange for my goods, or will pay the
best market price in cash, the wheat and
shelled corn to be delived at the mill Of the
Dallas Manufacturing Company.
L. WESTER.
nnllns. SenI. 2s. 1S67-2Af
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2. All persons duly registered as
voters un er the reconstruction
laws of Congress, in the State of
Texas, and no others, will hereafter
be considered as eligible for jurors
in any of the courts of that State.
No other oath will be required
except that taken upon registration
The county courts of the State OF
Texas will Immediately revise their
Jury lists and make the new lists
to conform to these directions.
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TUEsTATG or TEXAs,

sr, 2s,hI s,7,-aa'i,y',
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of the States of North and South
Carolina, il is ordered that the col
lection of taxes be suspended in the
following cases.:
LIST. Whenever any tax is or shall
be imposed otherwise than under
the authority of The Government of
the United States, which by. the
terms of the act imposing the same,
or by the exaction of the public au-
thorities hereunder, shall apply TO
any property or rights parted with,
or any transaction made and com
pleted prior to the adoption of-the
act authorizing the same.
I'd. Whenever the power of Con-
gress TO regulate commerce with
foreign nations and among the sew
eral States Is. impugned by the i'm
position of taxes discriminating in
commercial transactions in favor o.
resident citizens, and against the
citizens of foreign nation or of other
States of the United States.
Sd. Whenever any tax is, or shall
hereafter be imposed, for the pur-
pose Of discharging any obligation
contracted in aid and furtherance
Of the rebellion against the govern
ment and authority Of the United
States, or TO reimburse the public
treasury; or any local body or pub
lie officer. or other person, for any
expenditure on account Of any such
obligation or pretended obligation
Commanding officers Of posts are
authorized to suspend the collection
Of any tax embodied in the para
graph supporting their action, and
the grounds, and al proof relstiug
thereto to these headquarters
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4aaiDatDas.
RHFES. s

caaIsGoAS9Jt494tAsrEHN MAIIL.---arrives |.
$3.50 A. M. and e:3U P. NJ. Closes at $50 A. M
and 500 P. M.
PORT BYRON MAIL-via Watertown, Hamp-
= TON h8pfds City Poft. Byron and eordova, ar
"tives'at S!25 A. M eitloses ais r. NJ
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrives at A.
NJ. and 9 P. NJ. Closes at s A. M. and PM.
OQUAWKA MAIL-Avsa Camden Mills, Pleasant
Ridge III salists Hsmlst, Psrrytoh, Aieto, High
= Point New Boston, Keithsburg, 0quawka,sto
y sOquaNka Junetidn, (Sagetowng loaves daily at
f. N, and Strives at $50 P. NJ. Mail mat
ter for Edgington, Andalusia, Buffalo Prairie,
Illinois ely, Drhry,i Copper Creek, &C., &C.,
goes by this route M hs,,>7{ii g ,s's - 81
MONMOUTH MAIL-Via Presumption, Sues. VI
s otA ,Nenh Hsnd ersons Spring Grove, aud Mon
mouth to Macomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat
erday att A. NJ, and arrives Tuesday ana FRI
day at P. NJ. Miiiersburg and hichiand
Groye are supplied by this route -FEr
CENTRE RIDaEMAfL--via Rural and Centre
Ridge, to Oxford and Galesburg, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. NJ, and arrives
Tuesday and Friday at4 Pm. a-a.7 ~
COAL VALLEY MAIL-(by cars) daily, leaves
between and A. NJ, returning at about
p. NJ. rasa[SEs - g =
Cambridge MAIL--vis Cosl Valley, Pernsyl-
vania, Orion and 4ndoSer to Cambridge, leaves
Monday, Wednesday aad Friday, al A. Nj,
returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
Pm -. - ? = :. .
80 aeGce hoars from 7A.M to p NJ
lrSundaySopenf from to 10 AM.
--gz. --gr T-s-. :. JAMES +. CoPP, Post Master.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-16
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