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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-16
ROOMS.

The rooms are spacious, well lighted and ven
tilated, and every care win be taken 10 render
them healthy and comfortable.
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TRANSPORTATION. =
Baltimore 6 Ohio B. B. Co.

OFFICE BAIr,uouK & ONO RslnEcAp Co,
WHEgII2e. Jan 5. 1907. )
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Fire i'm yRosfOil.

BosToN, April 15.-The office of the
Pilot newspaper was partially burned
yesterday morning. Loss $4,000.
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REMOVAL.
JOSEPH HE'LL

HAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD STAND
i Il on Main street near Quincy, TO Main
street. between al and Sd, Centre Wheeling
where he Is prepared to furnish the public with
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-16

Nottingham Lace Curtains.
IRON. % TO SlJ PER PAIR.
Il Very Handsome.
apg2 Us RHODES s. CO.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE coURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
THE ! rHH CRY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
fHtA fPsssned Estate Of THE PORT RICHMOND POT
-, .nditor appOinted by the court 70 audit, set
,e ne ana adjust the account of GEORGE sAa.
Sdnnany and 10 report Distribution OF the naanca
In he hands of the Rccountsnt VIII meet the parties
THURSDAY, January 2 1868 At eleven Slp O'CLOCK
A. M. at h O1ice. No. 4O6 WALNUT street, In the
Gig ~ 10 ,hsIu 81 WILLIAM D. BAKER, AudItOrl
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NJ o w r E A D Y.
LIPPIN COTT'S MA GAZINE
LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND EDUCATION.
CONTENTS OF JANUARY NUNBER.
l. DALLAS GALBRAITH. An American Novel.
2 WELCOME 10 GARIBALDI
g. THE OLD SBA ROOF HOUSE.
4. THE FORG ET- ME-NOr A Christmas Story.
5. EDUCATION IN A REPUBLIC.
9 RAYS FROM THE HONEYMOON.
z. Pkt HISTORIC MAN,
o TIE ABBE BRAssEUR AND HIS DIsCovE-
10. TFADE AND CURRENCY.
II, THE COOK IN HISTORY,
u. MY DESTINY.
IL. OUR ANCIENT CITY.
IA. OF r MONTHLY GOSSIP.
is. LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
TERMS OF LIPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE
YEARLY SUBsCRIPTIoN.-Four Dollars
SINGLE NUMBERs--Tbirtyh i've cents.
CLUB RATEs.-Two Copies for seven Domars: rive
Copies for Sixteen Dollars Ten Cnpes tor Lhlrty DOE
lars: and each additional copy, Three DOLLARS For
every Club of Twenty Subscribers an extra copy VIII
be furnished GRATIS. Twenty yone copies Tor Sixty
Dollars.
of Thirty five cents
Subscribers will please be careful to give their Post
Office address In fnll. Address - - ,,,
]. b. LJPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers,
Nos. 7l5 and III NJ lark EFT Street.
I2l6mws3t Phil adelpnia, Pa,
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EXTEN sIVE STOCK OF A FIRsTCLAss CLOTH
ING HOUSE
On N Unuhy , - mOInInKi Ki

Alto O'Clock at the auction rooms, by catalogue, by
order OF the assignee. the entire stock Of first class
clothing house. Including 200 pairs black and fancy
Cashmere PANTS 7OU fine black satin. velvet cas-
smere vtsts 800 fine dOeskn and cashmere frock.
sack and business coats so fine overcoaIs etc 10 Sc
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SALE OF ILLUSTRATED AND GIFT BOOKS.
Cbolce EngiIsh and Amer can editions, In fine bind
ings suitable for Christmas and New Year gifts. on
Monday afternoon, Dec %, at 4 o'clock. II 2l %
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STOCKS, ETC
On Tuesday, December "a.
A. ~ O'Clock noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
Executors sale
shares National Exchange Bank.
80 shares Mechanics Natl nal Bank philadelphia.
shares National Bank Germantown
shares National Bank North America.
35 shares Northern Liberties Gas Company.
IL shares Planters Bank of Tennessee.
IA shares Merchants and MaDufacturers' Bank,
7shaTes Delaware Mutual Insurance Co.
1899 shares McClntockvthe Petroleum Co,
100 shares Cherry Run Petroleum Co.
For other Accounts
share Philadelphia Library Co.
share Mercantile Library Co.
100 shares Ridge avenue and Manayunk p. r. W.
sIO.tCo North Mis- souri, r. r first mortgage a cent
bonds interest payable January and July, at the
Bank @ OF Commerce IneIc / New New YORK:
s5C0 Union League Bond.
4 80 shares Empire Transportation Co.
4 Sl030 Sttubenville and Indiana lst Mortgage
REAL ESTATE SALE, December o.
Orphans Court sale Els ate of Andrew Brodie de-
cessed-TWosToRY BRICK DWELLING, Seybert
street, west of Seventee street.
Same eEstate-GROUN ORIENT, s2l a year.
Same Es'ste-THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
| Same eEstate-THREEsToRY BRICK DWELL
| ING, Frank lin street, above Oxford.
| Same Estate-GRoUND.RENT.$ $5l a year.
Same EsLale-DWELLING, Oxford street, west OF
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCATION STORE
Walnut and Locust streets, with aTwoStory Frame
yelling 10 The rear ON Rose alley no 52 & tEoptS n fo
| nell, deceased-For account of former purchaser
! TWO STORY BRICK DWhLLING, No. 9I5 ). Sixth
| THREE-S TORY BRICK DWELLING No. l7lS s.
Front street, below Morris. - - - 60,
| street second house below Tasker First Ward.
| COAL OIL LANDS and Personal Property Of the
| Petroleum Centre Company, Nenango and Crawford
| counties, Pa
| Catalogues ready. TI2203t
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L. No. $40 MARKET Street. Philadelphia (PremII
ses formerly occupied by Messrs Pancoast q War
mock. Auction eers.)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
nIILE.ENERF.

Mrs. SoLoNoS has just returned from New
York, and has selected for us the latest
styles Of BONNETS add HATS, therefore,
PERKINS & Co. have Empress Bonheis.
PERKINS & Co. have Gipsey B0nueis.
PERKINS, & Co. have Neapoliian B0unets.
PERKINS & Co. have Mohair BoHnets.
PERKINS & Co. have Italian Braid Honnets.
PERKINS, s. Co. have English Straw BOunefs.
PERKISs q Co. have Fancy Gimp Bonncis.
PERAIss & Co. hare Marguerite Hats.
-PEaEIss s 90. hare Derby Hats. D
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
NOTICE. 2yn.

= HAVE plseel AL he claims dnp the
4 estate Cf ~ II. Miller, IA he handssof
e. W2Guess IN iie iowp q Dallas for col
lection. = Pasons'ilt sifing 20 save eosis 20
a sliii, Ieq.E dess5,. is : crest ekifnt - eel
ing .rp.-, Ma sid settling ,tlrir. detfg. pr
waving lie $50 nee Of prscess IT, tie
touris- tni suihorizing eOnfession Of
iu1 gaeni
W5i. Z. MILLER, Aaministraiofa
Dallas. srlf-ZIi lcgj-l-ff 20 RI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
WACO, UNIVERSITY,
yoEsN HANNA, a. W., Principal.
IAIE nEpANTMEMT

o.. MALE DEPAstTMEMF. -
REV. RUFUS G. BuRLES0N,sA' NJ, Pres
ident and Professor OF Beiie Letters and
the Spanish Language
REy k!CHAKpB; -, ~ FLLooN, a: Nj, vice
PRESIDENT ana rroles ss' 81 NatuFai SCI
ences ana n poSTSp ,,. 49,
MY. VAsLrp',ieh p. ms hro'esso! .,
Phliosophy' ,',Ii, -, ,n,,i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
AUDITORTAL 40 ARa5.
coaIPTRoLJER's oFFIcE,
AuSrfN, TEXAS, Nov. VI, 1867.

AJnIiNs ikAANs NV. - ispf.
All classes OF debt and every description Of claim
against the State of Texas must be presented to, and
submitted for the action Of the Audiorial Board, at
the Comproller's Once, in, Austin, Texas within
twelve months from the hrst day of pecenber next,
or be forever barred ia class debt, already audited,
eN cepted. III .af fse .-af..-..f.s .lf af III.
PM lie Accounts anu The State Treasurer will hold
its sessions from day tn day, according 10 the de.
MAIDS OF business presented. 4 .r,fs f...t 81 q
All claimr not approved will be returned TO the
owners Fol all claims approved, certificates ofdebt
Of the denomination OF 500 and separate certificates
for fractions OF tat fum win be issued. .s -r.
Six per cont. eohppB bonasof the denomination Of
SlO0 payable in ten yeao sooner, at the pleasure
rest payable semi-aBbn,y will he issued in lien Of
said certificates Of The Board, upon their presentation
to the Comptroller yOuJheFs therefor 'a-l
The Board will detepmnt all claims aeeoIdinS 10
fair and just Interpretation Of ne laws OF the State,
invoking the general counsel Of he Goyeraors aud
the legal opinions Of the Attorney General and Wi
state all accounts upon principles OF sqniys but no
claim will be approved which occur Ell subsequent 10
the I'd day of March, ieG- und prior to the eth day
Of September, 1866 State b0udsor rants though
bearing date subsequent to the % day u aare isd
NAV he valid claims against the STATE, " fine iabihy
OF serreH for which they issued accrned % Was
rendered previous 10 that date. and uusudif claims
for services rendered liabilities Incurred aunder
fhe cali Of Gov. Houston prior TO I'd Of March, isti
Ths Attorney General viii furnish written cpin
ion specifying what classes 81 claims arevalid.
foef ten per cent NHIraut nay ne audllcu y We
owner making publication for sixty days IN the
newspaper 1fArtst HE resideucs describing hs cor
recy a. practicable the warrant lost, and giving no
iiee that unless intelligence i received Of i at the
Comptroller once within three months from the
date q said pubfica ton Be viii apply 20 have his
claim 70 said uarraIt andiied uheTeup0n. be viii
present 10 the Bead copy q The advertisement,
With the printers fHdavii, that It published
least al az =. "a f1e !. an1f ifzI fnEke cath
n Il he n elult OH 81 81 fle IN Nat he las
never sold trzssf rrei he same in any rnailn.r
known o. hard u he sane De SHALL aso. execufe
bond With al isasf a sicutities- 10 b approved
b. the Board, binding the af ss -T y re STATE
the fall amounf Of sad ri-iri. ,th IN ret q ten
rer cent pa annrn A., - ls tfert The oliinsl slal
efsrbs rlrss-uiad ~ fasf-bi j. favor q a valid
cia mart % u1irh b nj SUIT 81 y Instituted IN
tis uisfritf Courl q IfaVi- -pu1-y-
W. u. BaDAHDf Ctr pr. ier-
". H HOYsToN. Tfss-ufsr- lds2s-iisml
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09

StouTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- Nolseess Maclineof Wilcox 6 Gibbs will sew,
hem, fell, braid. tuck, gniher, quilt card and
broidcr with satisfaction. \gcnts vented at No.
st. Charles ST. Box ass, P.0 New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
sIaatua sIakiHs Dept.

ri. have !. rrsst NJ ufis nd ezrtn-t rritif ~
from Nv YORK competent writer sd tfsf-alstJ
who ranrcf - erceed in fis bfsneh 81 he husuef-
and We, sithuuf hssitatiun- rec0muerd Der % eaf
friends a an sterf IN this ri.
We have III 81 the la-erf patterns fon nr1Ens
Tsrnsresi's estn hlisr1eri md rccti the raf- sFsrg
three rlonfls end wf ihF-ft tie ladts n T. siul
and icirity - eli IND tr-nirt r. ueN = gir-.
perkirsa e.. rtrr r. The ~hclssals tade fla lal-i
II trDerirar Prints A. ILisGl5 crnis Dotar md -
HENRY r.. PERKINS a. Co.
Es-yos. aud rsIkius' Ro-, Vain strsst- IIaus-
Ton. Texas. lna5z5 'ds-.d1lg.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
PeR SALE.

A FhRE u miles Worth fronrtA tssn
n Of Dallas go eerts j. Frafrie ard s6
acres ia he Embtz ll0acres % iks prairie
fn cniiislltn. Iiers j. q good Dwelling.
orl-totses ard = ri-t--n On he place. Ehis
f1su1 ~. b aoi1 loT fer cesA o. cir-r61l.
~ furfher fnriiculars apply % T
Go " GUESS, Dafizs, Tszss.i
nrIi1s SIT f-th 1s0e-52tf. .-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09

W. II. PERKGNs..s II. swESsoy.........D. l.. KEExIoN
DERKINS, swENSoN & CO., New Orleans
4 sWENSOSr PBRKlNS & CO., Now York, --Cen.
eral Commission Merchants s. ..4 bal
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Denton COUNTY.

TAKENUP by Samuel Taylor and estrayed be-
fore james johnson, j. p, Precinct No >, one
BLACK MARE, star In face, II hands high, OF
years old branded In half circle. AppTaissd at
500 cost
TAKEN UP by II. H. Nrayes and estrayod before
T. W. Dougherty, j. r., Precinct No. |, one BAY
HORSE years old, star In face, some saddle marks,
branded on the left shoulder II or p A.. Also one
BLACK MARE about ~ years old branded on tho
right shoulder NJ n (5uhderncath) and W @ on the
len shoulder aud NJ the LETT hip, star In the
forehead, some saddle marks, Also one roam PAINT
MARE about seven years old, branded on the let
shoulder Il d. Appraised at $50 90. Thebay horse
appraised at SEQ 90, The black mare $50 90. 2O:3t
TAKEN UP by A. u. Thompson, and estrayed be-
fore T. W Dougherty j. r, Precinct No. /, one gray
PONY MARE,'4 or 8 years old i2IG hands high, no
brands. Appraised at S25 00.u..-.lt COST
TAKEN up by @. A, Durham and estrayed before
r. W. Allen, j. r., Precinct No, q, one flea bitten
gray HORSE about 1877 hands high, years old
spanish brand, and j under, on the left shoulder
and on the right. Appraised at $40 90. cost.
Al. TAKEN UP by Ira DanleyQnd ostrayed before j.
P. Subett, j. p, Precinct 0, ono yoke Of work
OXEN, one white, some rod pots on him, o or
years old, branded on left hip. and marked crop
and underbit in the right ear, the other 10 or IL
years old, a brown or brindle with some white
specls, branded on the left shoulder W l. d
and marked crop OF each year and underbit In left
car Appraised at SIS 90. cost.
49, J. NJ. MCNEIL, G. c.. D c.,
s.s. PALO PINTO COUNTY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
STOCR RR4ED.

Tor tie On iarrnati1r rfaIl rlr11-ls- hr.i eve
noti1r ftaf NJ iranf - hrs I'D raitis 4 G.
arv frfrrrafiur ~ So ln fhis traad. ell lt
fhsnkiu1F rsusirtir-f. NJ aiir-ss = Errtuai.
Karf-.n surufy- i7-il isnAr ciiistn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
Owners of Land Certificates.
rffnr AffentfOni


rT,HE undersigned begs leave 10 announce tlist be
L VII locate land certifeates ofnny Kind, on the
beet vacant laBds % e isuni r-y al cxpersr mp 10
patsntings and receive psymenf in us ffurth Of ne
land He vii also EuarHntes that ihe lard shan h
Iocated and reid note rstufnci 20 fl- Dsnd Ofc-,
ready Cor Pafeut within four months amer h. r-rfi
hcutesare PLACED IN his hsuds. PayDduf Or loca-
ting. must Be made b. deed % one fDurth the land
inTrnediafefy q rccrrtirr - DE rEfenrs,
Ne zuuid further ia. hat b. O. ard has leeD for
scuns time, eBEagsi larrsiy il slusinss-- has me,
within the last Twelve months located urerOue hun
fre3 sd-fi5ns- and hafiug z If % heary -rI'erse
IN procuring ~ e-tss.r for.aafi0n from To lard
Ofca, and from cifer s1nsz o. fhf eligible
- EeiraAis iafions ists 2 O 4 b Z frsptrsi 70
pr d BuLLInF.
a AAF.iAt lI-
sarl j. Urs11fr and i. = B1-rrs. Esrs Ieiicr-
scn rraridn co 4 CT g f'r1.lg ard Ilr- a u Wnr-
All Ansfir; risior = r. 1rrii sei y @ M tlsy.
= -, -. ,- y -. ~, =
r7- coi = q E-c5y, Hon y NJ rrrf1-i, c5. G.
y 2 IN 49,. ,a FL =, E Is.i Pi fs;lf II
fi1il.s. Tad. u 1-ih. iezr-i- an-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
WaggiEsg. Sc.
fo,nn,iSsic,y NFerf.I,outs. :

II EMF, TH0MhE d CARTER, Importers of and
IN Dealers in CorGagc, BaGgng Bale Rope, Iron
Ties, &c, 10f Poydras Street, New Orleans,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
C0BH.EGEs.

nOGREAEs d'osr.saercinI College, New
~ Grlcnus.-I uGmlel 1852, NoNaCaipns. Book
Keeping, penn,ar,hip, Languages, Mathematics
practically taught. Students from II to 60. Rurus
DoLUgAR. President .- lsep22-ly,l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
Masonic FeLsale Seminary,
Donham. Texas. N

VNHE undersigned, Trustees oftlis Seminary, have
procured tie services OF Col. j. II. COLE OF
North Carolina as Principal, with corps OF eompg-
and We confidently expect liberal patronage from
tho bretheron and friends Of education In the sur
roun ding country5I Igf IN
Boarding can be obtained in private families, on
reasonable terms, until boarding house can DO es
tablished by the frsternits.
A. Il. PACE, i. X, WILLIAMS,
o, II. CoLDWELL, p. CARTER B..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
TOBACCO.
setyEng Egacg,ines.

~ DEorUrNs, ManuIptarGrs Of Tuhaccoand Cigars,
Dealers in Chewing aue Leaf Tobacco ~ Tchoupitou.
las St. New orleans. .;.l .Dr-'E Tsep22-lyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
Challenge Competition!

ID
h ERKINS 4 co. HAVE SUMNER SILKS,
PERKINS & Co. have Grenadines,
PERKINS & Co. have Melangos.
PERKINS & Co. have BaIsarines.
Perkins & Co. have Partisan Stripes.
PERKINS & Co. have Silk Challe.
PERKINS & Co. have Embroidered Robes,
PERKINS & Co. have genuine Irish Poplin.
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia Edging.
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia Inserting.
PERKINS & Co. have Point Lace.
PERKINS & Co. have Shetland Shawls.
pERKISs S Co. have Lace SAawls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09

Commission Merchandise cotton Factors
NXTARE q BRQTHERTNodll3 Grayier st. Far
w tcular attention raid 10 selling Wool. H. II.
Ware, lateof selma, Ala. Jas. T. Ware, late of Gall
weston, Texas W "t9 ..aHt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09

am AmovTuf-AgEyTs wasted f5r *
OOU snfa.Ia - rriris- 49, 50 - ~ O.
= estEf citJ faiIsiifs. bisssf5ri. ". fistly
A GOOD st. LOWS made Hack for ssleo-
n exchange ~ FlO1Ts Corn Bacon Of ?
pair u good mules hy FIELD BROS
Ja1urrT 1sih l. fl-lsr -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
o, IL, CoLDWELL, 4. p. CARTER.
WV \ II pIATu

Tho FIRST SESSION Of this Samisary will conf
mence on the Ilh day of February, 1867. The Prin-
cipal will be assisted by experienced and highly ac-
various branches of female education Will receive
their closest attention,
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 wEEKS...IN SPECIE:
For the Primary Department. 20
For all pupils more advanced ......s.....-. 70 W
Music. - w
Latin, Greek and French, each. 10 90 .
Contingent lOu
Tuition to be paid half ut tile beginning, and the
remainder at the close of the sessOn. BE-. a.
Students received at any time, and charged rom
the tilho of en- trance to close OF the session
IoO.Im NJ l.-r j. r. COLE, Principal,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09

tlf ITT'l' |I. fffr
3D. fs.If lN.
eo No psHa lm Z ta ft
trf' afl 49,. .iI
t,@ffi' Na
ij.raif. ID laofs HIsh Inrl1 . 90 f'.m
TtEI. IpNh ri luIIl. nd t.iLt.
U.r. 81 If... D. d.. II..|H.f NH I. li. nav % Nh
0ln. ~ spsi't.flr A''s i''F' ''' ''i s'.'.'
t4fII. 10. e. FrH.f. o. a.. rI.. IHHi So. t uue lAf
iluRsE, u yg- 40, n hsnl. hll,s.lwai, n " "
In shadsf tn hin e Hts ahlt 4 sahal ~ -.
rAktN iFi4 !. A hnIrl .nl ''lr'},l h,i,,s
liuiisI. rf,ars Ill hands llsh, hanlsl ~
on Nn shtildfr, sano hhllo lalI' 10 BIZ fiehsadi
TAKIN UIhy ia. Brown. and ssirayrl l~G,r
u LulAs,I. A., purIu0i 80, "a, Que Tuap nay fuAl
Gyars oii ashland. lIsh, aliule vhn0 in mrs-
head sud on The tiflt hind nnt, branded ON tho Ten
shoulAgf y ~ q hurse shoes 'nlnsa ~ ~ lo"tf
TAKEN lr ~ a, A. tnrng. all e'imlsi l.m,r
NJ Myors, u T. Pro- inrt No. =, onr souel HORSE,
about 0 Sr,t- uld, o. huuti high, tfandi on zen
shoulder connected, suip uh nnse' fishl lntr lu"'
white, with small brass hell on valued ~ SO one
sOHnEL STALLION, blanc hce. Yeas odd, ~
hands high, branded y on lrn lhigh, AMI nnlhloll
elhle brand on I'm shoulder, star IN hrehradi val
ned az $50 90.
TAKEN UPbyE, u Bennett aud esimyed before
", "a BENNETT, j, y, rJgclnri No.. o, one YELLOW
HORSE, years Old, ~ hands high, dark name AMI
tell, branded spanish brand, reht hook cnlargcdi
VuluedM f2l. Also, ou'Nhiie aud red speckled stag
marked crop on ch ear, swallow fork IN right, I
wears old; one yellow stag marked upper SLOPE on Of
each cn branded II On left hip yerfs old valued
at $40 nr the tWp, suaiT
Reported lN y, u. Clemens, County Commissioner,
one BLACK fILLEi, . wears old lila hands high
a f,w'whitc hairs on her Forehead aud nose, aud q
little white onhtr HAD foot. suhf,
TAKEN VI by John j. Rakin, and es,rhyed before
Ino ", bryan, j. r., Precinct No, !, one bTindle On
q up years Old, marked crop on tho Ion ear aud
swsllow.iork in the right, branded Eon ieil sidei
valued al $40 90. -l.H ~ YO:Si
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
pALn pINTo COUNTY,.

TAKEN uP by 5. II, Reasoner, and estrayed be-
fores. Is. strawn, one Ray MARE, about four
yearn DID, IA hands high, In the forehead, black
nane and tall, some saddle marks, no brand valued
at SIS 10. 4. WRIGHT, Clk.
loI.1t,,.. ........ &C r. L, O.. T.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09
"A GROWN OF GLORY.


---g1-.rr KS 80 ~ - gi
g'EvERf NAN. Woman and ohas VIE has usei.
ssTERLING'Ss AMBR0SIA,
u willing to recommend It, Three years ~ rapidly
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-09

nay- The following act which passed the
Legislature, at its late session, has hereto
fore escaped our attention. We publish it
now, as being a very Important law and
will nrnve hinlllv hnnihrinl. wv --I-
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-14
Jefferson Davis.

The U. S. Marshal left Richmond on the
9th inst, for Fort Monroe, for the purpose
of serving the writ of habeas corpus, issued
in the case of Mr.. Davis on Gen. Burton,
commanding. Judge Ould also went down
to accompany Mr.. Davis to Richmond. 1t
was understood that Gen. Burton would
deliver his prisoner on Monday, the 18th
inst, to Judge Underwood in open Court.
On the 18th inst, the General, Marshal, pris-
oner, and Others embarked at Fort Monroe
for Richmond. We presume they reached
the City Sunday, and stopped lee the time
being at the Spotswood Hotel. After Mr.
Davis is delivered to the Court by Gen.
Burton, he passes under the jurisdiction of
the civil law, and is disposed ofaccordingly.
P. S.-We learn that Mr. Davis has been
released on bail of 100000.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-14

RIOT IN RICHMoND.-There are conflict
ing statements rs TO the origin of this
rot. 1t seems from the Richmond Times
and n. Y. Heralds accounts that a large
crowd of colorcd people had assembled to
witness the trial between the Wilmington,
DEL, fire engine and the Richmond engines,
The Wilmington engine failed in its trials to
surpass its rivals, and a negro man remark
ed. that /" the Richmond engine could beat
the Wilmington company all hollow" One
of the Delawarans, taking offence, struck the
colored man, and a fight ensued. The po-
lice arrested both men. On demand of Capt
Charters of the fire company the white man
was released and turned over to the custody
of his company. This enraged the colored
people who saw the police still in possession
of one of their own color, and the riot ensu-
ed. During the whole of the excitement,
whites mingled freely with the colored peo-
pie, going whittier they pleased and attend
mo to their own affairs. The crowd after
rescuing the prisoner, was dispersed. The
whole proceedings were evidently more bois-
ferrous than dangerous.