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betretben.
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C9ie bsiie, bilitgite un6 beIebTtnbhs 5amiIiea
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Sir GDntraftDrell.

anaebote per6en poa benz RoritSenben bes Stra,
pc 1=Gomttes biz sum 49, Musut 1867 fir bic i'm Sol.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13
VOL. XIV, NO. ao....wnOLE NUMBER, 7O7.

mcntary act to provide machinery of
construction, The original bill lclt all
this To each State, but there was dan.
ger ofdouhIe organizations aud con.
vcntons, and therefor, to avoid tar,
ther strife or di,lcrcm GO, this new
net will he passed 1t is merely
Scallolding,
My earnest conviction is, that tho
South should not inrcgo this oppotu-
nifty to bercstorod to representation
and you may rely upon it, that ma
.iority in both Houses will adhere to
this offer, and execute il in good faith,
and 10 the letter, if your people will
do likewise. Neither section can be
prosperous while present condition
Of military surveillance prcoails.
You can do us you please with
this. Very truly yours,
JonN SHERMAN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13
Indian Fight.

Scrgont Jno, Dwyor just in with
dispatches from Fort Clark, states
that Captain Wilcox started from
the Fort carly on the 9th inst, with
fifty mon, in the direction of Rio
Pccos, and marched upwards of two
hundred miles, 10 the vicinity oi
Fort Lancaster While cncamped
near Lancaster one OF the guides
discovered n fresh trail, Starting at
once, with the most of his men, TO
follow the Redskins, the Captain
marched four days on the trail,
when he discovered the Indians,
200 stong in front Of him. He i'm
mcdatcly ordered charge, when
every man went in with u polScc;
determination to do his duty, The
result was running fight or fifteen
miles, leaving forty Indians on the
ground dead, and number wound.
cd. The fight ceased only when
they came upon the main camp OF
Indians, estimated to be some six.
teen hundred strong, when the Cap.
tain ordered retreat.
The casualties in the Captains
party was five wounded, fourmissing
and one "a guidc) l4lcd. The men
returned to Fort Clark on the 10th,
completely worn out. a Mexican
boy, n captive, broke away from the
Indian camp during the fight, and
came into our lines he is now with
Capt. Wilcox, and states that the
camp was composed Of Lipans,
Kickapoos, Muscalero, Commanchcs
and others. The outward bound FL
Paso stage has returned to Fort
Clark.-,San antonio ErpreSS 22d.
The Express adds, "tho number
of the savagcs saved them from an
initiation" The same cause seems
to have led to the very rapid return
of the pursucrs. Unless the num-
Der of the Indians is greatly eXag-
gerated, there will be serious trouble |
on the frontier this spring. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

Syphery, late OF the llth Colorcd
Artillery, will be- Chief of Police,
SAN FGANCJsco, March 3O,-To-
day the Japanese Commission, after
visiting the Qualifications, sailed for
New York.
WASmINGToN, March SIT is
confdentially stated that the Senate
willnot ratiiy the Russian treaty.
1t is regarded by Radicals "a a trick
on the part Of Seward for populari-
ty, twill hardly receive n respect,
iul vote.
Little doubt Of Rousscau's confr-
nation,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

We had the pleasure, on WednoS-
day last, of making the acquaintace
of Maj. Altman, 4th U. S. Cavalry
Surgeon Arthur, same regiment,
and Surgeon Radmore, 114th U. S.
c. r., Medical Purvcyor District
Rio Grande, and Assistant Surgeon
4th Cavalry. We found them a
greeable gentlemen, who had seen
service, and bore their honors
modestly. We were doubly gratified
to ascertain that they were national
men-men who know how to fight
when fighting is to be done, and
who can extend hand to fallen
foe, even though he fell contending
for the independence often Southern
States. The magnanimity of the
United States Regular Army may
yet prove the leavcn of a hearty
and enduring Union sentiment in
Dixie.-C0rpHs Christi Adrertiscr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13
p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Us A.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-SENATE
A statement of the Bank of Com
merce that Senator Thomas, of Mary
land withdrew from the bank a large
amount of funds for the purpose of
discrediting Federal bonds, was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
A joint resolution dovoting $50,
600 of the Froedmen's Bureau fund
to the purchase of seed for distribu-
ton in the South, passed.
A resolution forbidding an in
ccease of price, but allowing the
Clerk Of the House to designate
Northern papers to publish laws and
treaties, passed.
The Judiciary Committee reported
on the New York Custom House
evidence furnished by the House,
that nothing in it implicated Sena-
tors Doolittle or Patterson. Ad-
journed.
HoUsE.-Stevans moved tho re-
suscitation of the Committee on
Southern Railroads, adopted.
The Senate adjournment resolu-
tion resumed and amended to meet
the first Wednesday in June and
September, yeas 75, nays 81 this
vote indicates the strength of the
impeachers in the House.
The resolution adverse to the al
lowance of foreign claims for prop
erty destroyed by the army during
the war, passed.
A protest against the formation
of the dominion of Canada, passed.
resolution expressing sympathy
with the people OF Ireland was pass
ed.
An amendment disparaging the
Fenian movement, as being calcu-
lated to bring useless bloodshed,
was rejected. Yeas 10; nays 102.
A resolution declaring that Smythe,
New York Collector, ought to be re-
moved for swindling. and the evil
dence sent to the President, was
passed.
A resolution amending the wool
tariff, by striking out Of the para
graph commencing weddings the
words "unmixed with silk was
passed. ---.... .-s-
The House adjourned till II O.
clock tomorrow, which defeats the
pending joint resolution for adjourn
ment.
ALBANY, n. Y, March 2s.-The
Constitutional Conveation bill bav-
ing passed, the Republican Govern
ment Committee have issued a call
for a State Convention at Syracuse
April 10th.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The
President has approved the bill tax
ing shinplasters 10 per cent. The
bin takes effect on the 9Th Of May
prOximo, also the bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
the Direct Tax Collectors
at his discretion, and imposing their
duties on Revenue Collectors
The Southern Republicans met
last night and asked the National
Republican Committee 70 appoint .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

l --------s-----u - S----S------------
Last evening 4 squad of Yankees
with muskets and bayonets, il
charge of Il lieutenant, arrived OF
the train from Hampstead, and will
fixed bayoncts charged our pcacea
Bile little city, and searched the per.
sons Of peaceful citizens for six.
shooters. We learned that they
came here for the purpose OF getting
some information as to the whcrca.
bouts of persons that are implicated
in the killing of two United States
soldiers near Hampstead. This
they could have done in calm and
dignified manner, as we arc all law
adding citizens in this place, but
instead Of which they enforced mil
itary law, threatening to arrest in
offensive citizens; ordering the gro
ceries to be closed, and citizens not to
be on the public streets after 10
o'clock p. NJ.
From what we have heard Of the
commander at Hampstead we doubt
his giving such unwarranted orders
to the officer in cammand Of the
squad We are informed that he is
Il gentleman, disposed to do what is
right, and not instigatc among his
command any unnecessary excite
ment.
We also learn that the two SOL
diers killed near Hampstead had
been guilty Of great outragcs on cit
izens; that they@went to the resi-
dencc of one Of the parties implica-
ted in the killing, hourshed their
pistols over the negroes, and in the
absence Of the owner took his shot
gun. Shortly after their departure
the owner arrived, and learning Of
their conduct, he sent for three Of
his ncighbors, and went in pursuit
of the soldiers, determined to arrest
and take them before their officer in
command. When they overlook
them they woro asked to surrender
their arms with the stolen property
and go quietly to camp, instead Of
which they opened fire, and their
pursuers replied with the discharge
of eighteen shots, killed two, the
other two making their escape.
The citizens would have readily
surrendered to the commander of
the post copld he have known the
true facts of the case, but knowing
that they had no disinterested wit
nosses to vIndicate them before a
military tribunal, they considered
it best to leave their families with
their relations, and fly to another
country where they would be secure,
until our bleeding country is again
restored to its pristine purity, when
we poor subiugated slaves, will a
gain be free, and civil law reign su
preme.-NaraSOta Ranger, March %.
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Reconstruction,

Senator Sherman of Ohio, has
written the following letter to VIII
liam X. Graffenreid, of Georgia:
USITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER,
Washington, March u 1857.
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of the Sth
inst received. The bill yourefered
to was passed in the earnest hope
that it would tend to the full restor-
alton Of all the States to all their
rights in the Union. The sixth sec
ton l think too harsh, but it was
put in the House as the rcsultof op-
position from both extremes. At
the request Of large numbers from
the South, we arc Passinga supple
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LUMBER +! .LUMBER!!
Rough 81 Ready Wills.
II miles East of Quitman,
Wood Ccnrtv raxa,

'ENiE proprietor hogs leave to inf ,rm the citizens
l. Of Dallas, Kaufman and adjoining counties that
he is prepared At all times to furnish seasoned
lumber at the lowest cash price The mill is situated
in one of the best pinrrcs in his section of the Stntr
and he guarantees to give satisfaction to all who will
favor him with their patronage. An orders prompt.
~ filled f2EIy MILES MoI,RIS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13

TEN!lE co partnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned in the Card.
dig Machine, under .he firm name of Ellis
n Morrow, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted TO the late
firm are hereby notified to come forward at
once and settle with NJ. W. Morrow, and
thereby save costs u. Y. ELLIS,
VI. VI. MORROW.
March %, lSG7-2S;It.@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13


The Democratic press of Kentuc-
ky, are loud and bitter in their de-
nunciation of the military bill, and
the course of the radicals generally.
Some Of them actually talk about
fighting, some of the eveT-t be- re-
membered EARNED neutrality" gen
tlemen.
All this occurs TO us, as being a.
bout six years behind the excite
ment
The South made one fight for
principle, and got worsted, and we
think her people will be slow to take
stock in the Kentucky war We
have reason to fear the contest in
Kentucky is more for office, than
principle.-Houston Journal.
That portion of the oath in the
Reconstruction act, which required
the voter to swear that he is asin-
cerely attached to the Union and
Government of The United States"
was omitted on the fnal passage Of
the bill. This relieves the appi-
cant for registration from all difficult
ties as to conscience. He will only
be required to swear TO support the
constitution and the laws, and that
be has not been disfranchised. 1t
win be easy, 10 determine whether
or not he has been disfrsnchised,
under any law Of the General Gov
eminent. because there has been no
law Of disfranchisement passed, ex-
cept the third section Of the 14th
Constitutional Amendment. He
can readily tell whether he comes
under the provisions fthat section.
- Houston JogrnGi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13


The contract for building the
railroad from Indianola to Son An
tonic has been concluded between
the agent Of the English capitalists
and directors ofthe road The road
is to be first class, and furnished
with all the necessary rolling stock,
and no pains will be spared by the
contractors to make it the best rail-
road in the country, and equal to
the best in England. The engineer,
Mr.. yulienne. has superintended the
building Of most Of the principal
roads in Great Britain, and there
being no more TO build there, he
has turned his attention to this por-
ton of the State of Texas, feeling
satisfied, from practical demonstra-
ton, that a railroad from Indianola
viii pay better than any other road
in the United Ststes.-IHdiaiola
B,rUef5n.