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New York News

NEW YoaH, january s.-Georse Warner, WHO
murdered his wife in July, 1866, lo-dgy was sei-
tenced .tosbe hung. sExecution to IKE place n
March arst. 81
Forty-iom keepers Of lottery policy shops VIZ re
arrested tsay and held to bail to appear for tllal
cn charge Of yiolstion Of the State law.
A boy, named Richard cCormick, was arrested
for attempting to draw Q forged check for SIXTY
nine hundred dollars on the Fourth National Bank,
purpSfting to be.signed by Jay, Cooke Co. He
has been comraitted1 for trial The police are
searching for the author OF the forgery.
It Ii understood that tie consGtutio onahty OF the
New York excise OF liquor law Will be tested In the
United States Supreme Court. q
A subscriptions is being taken up for the benefit
Of the families Of the poor seaen lost IN the Fleet
wing.
A telegram from reliable source at Albany,
says the prospects Of Roscoe Conkliig are decided
" the best for the United States Senatcrship.
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THr FRrrDMxs General Howard and suite, of
the Freedmen,s Bureau, arrived n this city on
Saturday, and zince that time have been visiting
the coloreG population and examining into their
condition. Last night the freedmen turned out IN
large numbers, with torches banners; trrnspa-
TO the Afkicen Church, where several addresses
we're delivered. General Howard advised them To-
remain where they were; that inducements were
fald out to them 10 emigrate to other States but
that removals were always troublesome, and often
very far from advantageous. He advised them to
be indnstrious and abide by their contracts; Inn
pressed upon them the importance OF educations
stating that throughout the Southern States there
we're now over 150 600 coiored children being edu-
Gated, and concluded his remarks with certain
patriotic expressions, which created ccnaidersble
leelings among the dusky auditory Oohnnofa
PhGr2x ~ " e & :. X x B5
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4s STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA--C COLLIE
Toa pIsTRIoT.- .-By B. ALLAN WILLIS. Esquire Or
dinary Whereas B. sToKRs, commiszoner IN Equity,
made suit TO to grant him Letters Of Administration
Of tbs derelict estate and effects Of JOSHUA IL WHET
sELL: These ara therefore, to te and admonish al and
singular the kindred and creditors Of he said JosuuA
wHrrIl late Of coleton District deceased that they
and sppear before me- In the Court Of Ordinary to be
hs;d st Wsltsrboro, on Nonday, 18th February nezt
after publication hereof at II O'Clock IN the foreno 70
showsauss. kny they hare why the said Administr-
tion ahould not be granted.
Given undsr my hand this Tth day Of January Ammo
&: Domtni 1867. sr b ALLAN WILLIS,
January 10 the Q. c. D. {
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aTKALMIA MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY.-Ths BOOKS or SUBSCRIPTION toths Capital
STOCK oy thb Company win be opened st Q. COURT
NRY& CO.'S OFFICE. Nos Boyce's Wharf on Jsruazy
1ss 1867 and continue open for ono month. Infoepss
ton respcctng ths condition of the Company wfl be-
furnished su parties desiring 10 forward this impor
tant work Ell KRRRTSoN,
- Secretary and Treasurer Kalmia Nils.
December n thstu1mo
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4
4 River, Texas. The boat is o total loss.
Lynching is reported in Calhoun and Washing
ton counties.
Another Letter from the ed. ID. ~
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Republican OF
..sWAsHrNGToN, D: c., January 8, 1S65:-His Ex-
/ cellency Andrew johnson: My dear Governor
cannot too heartily thank you for your letter
dated Nashville, December so, 1854, received on
tenee IL the article from the Nashville Times,
/ which you inclose, that does not meet my Warnl-
est appreciation. Ihave read and reread all your
letter, and hsSe shown both TO several mnmaSe
\ inmy two newspapers the Chronicle and the Press'
! After pretty thorough canvass, think the SEN
ators and Representatives from louisiana wlu ps
admitted and il this is so, it is easy to anticipate
that those of Tennessee VIII also be received line
only person that have found opposed to your
theory, and who is now hesitating as to the G'ae
course to be pursued in reference to the ADMISSION
/ Of Louisiana. is Nj Sumner, Of Massachusetts.
He may probably be followed by Wade Ate1nson, Wso,
Of Massachusetts, Isl open and determned IN nus
course, and think he win carry with hn q good,
number.
States, as Tennessee, after having gone throue;h
such sufferings as yours, and having feorganiZed
their State from the very foundation OF principle
and law, would be q sad proceeding The act is
my dear Governor, yFe cannot resist peace should
the SoTshern people lay down their srms and de-
mand to come back into the Union under the terms
Of the Amnesty Proclamation, agreeing to the
abolition Of slavery BY the amendment to the Con-
stituton and corseraing to the restoration OF the
old Union. ANY party that opposes such an ap-
peal viii surely come to confusion; nor can We at
tempt to emEarrass suclt questions as those pre-
/ sente6 n the case oi Louisiana and Tennessee by
Legislation on the lsubjet Of negro suffrage, De.
cause that question lcngs TO the States, and IT
viii look very odd il the legislators from the nee
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iasME ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
Il II WHITING, Esq, - . csndidsse for. HhsriR q
uhasssstoa yplida psaict q the nert election.
enpternbef 10 - - - - 80:
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TELEGRAPHIC.

oun BuIIEr1N.-We had yesterday, upon our
Bulletin Board, market reports as follows:
|, At11 o'clock Opening New York Gold quota
tons.
At u o'clock New York Gold and opening Cot
ton quotations.
AT 1 O'Clock Liverpool noon Cotton and LON
don Money quotations.
81 o'clock Closing New York Cotton quota
sions, with days sales; also closing Money quota
lions.
We viii hare these early quotations regularly
upon our Bullethi.
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Mashington News. 8

sWAsHIsaroN, january 9.-ATheres are many con-
fictin1 statements regarding the Presidents de-
Termination in the matter OF pardons, Nothing
definite can be learned but it is assa1ted On good
AUTHORITY thai sessral pardons, among them that
Of Governor Ltcher, of Virginia, sent TO the At
torney- Generals cfFse to be put IN proper shape,
were returned from the State Department endorsed
too Late. It would seem therefore, that pardons
previous toconyiction viii be discontinued Tor the
present. -
The Presidert to-morroS gives q dinner to the
Cnoirst and the ladies of their houses.
WAsHrHaroN, January 9.-The Radicals seem con-
Hdoat Of seating the Senators from Nebraska and
Colorado within few days. There appears 70 be
but little dout- cf veto, but the Radicals claim
(counting tYo Senator's who are abeent) to be able
10 draw III, thirds In favor ct admission. After
setinos these four Senator'S partv has no doubt
Of Their ability to force through any measure they
please. The contest promises toa b4 the most ex-
Scifing .of tho session,
e WfsHrseToN January 9.lThe committee APP
pointed to investigate the burning Of thenew Iron
sises WI report the IRE as the result OF gross
carelessness on the part Of the officers N charge.
WAgHr0roS, Jan1ary Q. . General Grants recep-
ton was attended by the entire city There was
an immense jam.
It seens generally believed theta veto win de-
sfea$ the admission OF Nsbraska and Colorado, as
-thet amendments amounts virtually to negro suf-
hage.
i KsntucEy pohsSs are reported rs being sadly
fractured E11r ctious exist, VIZ Straight Rad
icals Original Unionists, Secession SympathiSers,
and Returned Confeesrates.
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aur CahIe Dispafches.

asBREsr "Wednesday Noon. The steamer st
Lawrence, from New York December 2s, arrived
here this morning. - e-ff
Queen, from Swansea, bound to the Baltic, has
been sunk atsca, and only one person out OF he,
crew has been saved 80 q Is. X go
!. VIENNA, January 9-Noon.-The Austrian Gov
ernment has e1tended an amnessy 20 tne fress
throuo hout the Empire for all past offences.
.IoNS IN, january 9--Noon.--T Times has ancth
ar editorial to-day on the question OF the claim o.
Che United States Government tor payment OF the
depredations Of the Alabama s Il expresses IN I'M
hope that the sttempt TO settle sne py arpi
tration viii be. successful.
LIyERPooLs JMT&fy 9-Noon.--The cotton mar
ket is Eat to-dIy and prices declining. The sales
are estimated at 5000.
at Oh for money; Ege-twenties 72a; Erie Railway
Shares As; Illinois Central 81.
LONDON january 9.-It is deemed that the iurk-
ish Government have, e,arranged AFFAIRS satlsiactoIl
IL to the Italian Government relative 10 tn9 Laoo
Hray on one of their steamers. The ltaian
Government insists ON full and ample feparanon.
IxMpoN, January 9.-Tbe general market rnles
STEADY to-day. Consols closed OF 81 American
securities closed at q slight decline, Effectiveness
closing at 721;; Illinois 81 4; Erie 45l.
IIyRRpoors January 9.-The Cotton market TO-
day has bean dull, and quotations have receded To-
from last Fridays prices. The sales to-day reacn-
ed 10000 bales. Afiddling Uplands closed at l4ad;
Provision market generally remains steady and
unchanged Cheese is frmer, and American n:tte-
mand AZ an sSsyarce Of per cent In Brondstutts
the market is firm and prices remaln unchanged.
I PaRIs January 9.-The Bourse has ruled quiet
to-day with declining tendency TO per cent.
1'jS.,s FnssEEosT. % January s-Even ng The market
for American stocks was weaker to-day, and 6.2O's
closed at 76l.
81 Congressional.
sSWAsaaaroS, JANUARY Tine President sent 70
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l@MEssRs.t EDIToRs=PLEAsRsAR AM
NouNcE thas Dr. JoHN r. PopPRyHEM VIM bss
candidate for tas sharinAlE Of Charleston District II
the election for thss omSs, tuthas. q January 8
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-16


HM.O.UIrY Atl NU 4.
Ha decentralization Dmt.nIHn H
.mmI'Ir. .| t'..uHu Hua fH...I a.
report ly uln. authority bowls T.
Parsons presided over nnd lnmuO
l'uvisioinl G1yDrnm of hhlmml
nul ulsp to report The effect nl iho
State constitution 0f Srp'umhrr
1908, aud subsequent Legislation
aud what is the present political
status of Alabama. Maj Gen Pope,
hy invitation took u seat on the
Presidents stand aud briefly re
turned thanks for the honor con
lcrrcd,
WAsrINGroN, Nov, In re.
ported conversation Wade II repre-
scented rs saying Congress would
never modify the reconstruction
laws, but would mako them n bur-
den IL the South did not behave
better. lie Is sorry about the Re-
publican disposition TO run Grant,
Wade says lot him como out like n
man and show his principles lie
chamctcrizcs Stevens coniiscation
bill us unwisc,
Thurlow Weeds wing OF the Re-
publicans has proclaimed for Grant
This mornings Tribune, in an ar
ticle attributed to Greeley, is strong
" for Chase, and deprccativo Of
Grant, saying; "Gen, Grant wo es-
teen by no means n great man, nor
even very great general, The
war being over, we can no longer
carry elections by reading bulletins
of Union victories, and eNhorting
people to rally round the flag; and
those who are pushing General
Grant for President will land just
where the Wings did with Scott in
1852, if they are allowed to have
their own way, They utterly mis-
take the time of day"
New ORLEANS, Nov. 7,--R, King
Cutler has organized the Union
party of Louisiana, which promul'
gated the platform of universal sui,
frage, universal amnesty, universal
e,;acation, and opposition to contis.
cation. Chosen the N. o. Times
and Republican, Gs official organs
of theeparty, a rather singular as
ISOLATION, as the two papers tratern'
ally call themselves hunky Conied'
crates and mendicant loyalist re-
spcctively. Both seem to regard
the new party with suspicion, and
neither covetous of the honor OF
being its official organ.
All colored schools Of this city,
under the control of the Frecdman's
Bureau, were yesterday turned over
to the charge of the Board of Pub
lie School Directors. The transfer
included teachers rs well rs pupils;
the School Board agreeing to retain
all teachers who prove themselves
competent, upon examination. The
furniture, books, and apparatus also
turned over.
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WHEhT AND CORN,
THE STATE OF TEvAs

To the Shu!T or any lag,ul officer 81 DiLlGj
County Greeting:
you are heieby commanded, that you
Summon Is publication, in seine news
pap rputlishC ] in Dallas county, Alexander
sermons. YIN. H. semarsns ard J, e. Sem
mons. LeiLea \. Ulileeell and Thomas VI.
Giidewell, her husband, Mary A. Holley
and Ben Hollgv. LCr husband, ard Easter
Young and ElIk Young, Der husband,
whose rcsidci.ces are unknown TO tie
plaintiff Lerein, to be and appear before
Inc District Ccuri. 10 he holden in and for
the county OF Daliss at the Courthouse
thereof in The town Of Dallas, en-. the 10Th
Monday amer the End Monday in August
1851. then end there to answer the petition
Of Catherine J. Freeman. Sled in sa'd
Court against "a d defendants. in an aciiun
ter partition Of certain Undivided tract
Of land, Ia.cn ed 10 tire heirs Of ]. A. Sem
mons snl described in plaintiff petition,
alleging that the said plaintiff is entitled
10 one-sfvsnth part o. sid land, &c.
Herein fail nj, bni lave yOu hen and
here ihis gr5i. wish your return thereon
shoEilg hos you have eEesuied The saue.
- Wiinrss Wm- G. Youhg, Clerk
seAB o. the District Cert 81 Dallas
wv equity. Givcs szder ny band
and Sue seal sf sail Cru1t in he town Of
Z Dallas. tlis Slsi azy Of october. 1851.
I 7.4E EM. e. YOUNG, CLERK.
: Can't to lssd 8isi Day Of October, 1851
ard c1eCEe4 The sane day BY ordering
publieaiion in The Dallas Herald, for f0ul
saceestfs weeks.
J. y. crown. Shsrif.
l. 1cuS rsTt- Deputy,
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l|. ..r
....| m 'n.
uIl. . .I.H IW 'NHI IH
uuU.H.l il InffHHr No uImI.r
IuIly Fortunately iho dry season
rI.y..i.l l'n rfmrr Inm aowln'
whu' UrIF enough t1 ho iWurul
lg i0.m.
Wrm writing Doe abus. $50 have
received iho lullowing from q rolln.
l.D source.
Mn Eplrom IN nm old scrapbool,
/ find the following memorandum
Sent. 2lst, 1853 10 day II rain
al grasshoppcrs for five hours
They remained ns long M there was
any vegetation to subsist on, sweep
ing wheat fields, vegetables &c, The
ensuing spring, little holes appear
ed in the ground, around which
could be seen from four 10 iiity small
hoppors, not more than one fourth
of an inch long-rhose appeared
carly in April, aud after eating up
the gardens and young corn, disap'
pcarcd about the last Of May, This
occurred in Western Texas, and
from the lights before us, we opine
that our present visit of hoppers
will leave their eggs to hatch a more
destructive crop in the Spring,
OLD RED,
- Hartman star,
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ATTACK ON THE Ell PAso MAIL BY
INDIANs.--A party of officers, SOL
diers and citizens arrived in this
city last Saturday, just from Fort
Lancaster. They bring the news
of an attack upon the Ell Paso mail
that left this city some three weeks
ago under the direction of Mr.. b. F.
Ficlin, mail CONTRACTOR, who with a
few, men, at the time of the attack
upon the stage, was about twenty
four hours ride ahead and probably
was unmolested. The attacking par
ty of Indians ranged in numbers &C
cording to the different estimates Of
two of the survivors, from thirty 10
three hundred, and were well equip
ped with firearms, and had with
them a large drove Of horses. The
mail party consisted of six men
two white and four soldiers of the
9th Colored Cavalry. The two
whites escaped unhurt-two of the
soldiers, one Corporal in charge
were killed and the other two wound.
ed. The Corporal is said to have
fought CALAMITY, the other negroe:
adopted the policy of praying fol
the Indians TO be driven away. The
mail bags were cut open and Tho
mail matter scattered along thu
route promiscuously. All that could
be found was gathered up and bro
down by this party, young Mr. Geo
Holiday finding two letters addres
sed 10 himself The dead bOdie
were not scalped. All the mules be
longing TO the party were captured
The attack took place on the lit
near the PecOs River, a few mile
above Howard Springs. No doub
the government viii now take som
steps to render protection to thi
line.-if it cannot do so, it shout
I cease to offer any inducements b.
. way Of contracts. and acknOwleds
its inability tocope with Tnaraudin
savages.-lSaH 1Hf0ai5 Herald p.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Par ker County, Greeting
UoU are hereby commanded 10 summon,
II Oliver Loving, by publication as the
law directs to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court, for Parker,
county TO be holden at the courthouse
thereof in the town Of Weatherford, on the
twelfth Monday after the second Monday
in August, A. u. 1867, demand there to an
swer the complaint OF Robert E.Bell, plain
tiff. in plea Of debt due upon account as
set forth in his petition this day nled
against said Oliver Loving ana James Low
ing defendants, wherein he charges that
said defendants are justly indebted to nm,
said plaintiff in the just and legal sum Of
fourteen hundred and thirty-one dollars
and eighty-two cents, Isl, 1872 81 due up
on account, for certain beef cattle deliver
ed TO said defendants by Bell Sheek, in
the month Of October, A. ID. 1866, as set
ssrth in the aforesaid account, and that
said amount is now due and unpaid, for
which he prays judgment against said de-
PENDANTS for said debt and COSTS Of suit.
Herein fail not. hut make due service aud
return Of this writ certifying how you have
executed the same.
- Witness D. L hiehrss
SEAL Nof the District Court for Parkei
NCNSconnfy. Texas, with the seal o
said court hereOn impressed, this the lWi
day Of October, A. D. 1861
B. l. RICHLY, Clerk,
y. G.. Pari sr Co. Texas.
This is 10 certify ttat iifs- Oree5ing is
true copy Of the original nov in my hands
this l2ih day Of October, 1851
a. J. BELL
DEPUTY sherE Parker CO.
TGsE-pr Zee SIS % CIR
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any lawfm officer Of Dallas
County, Greeting:
UOU are hereby commanded that you
i summon by publication, in some news
paper published in Dallas county, Robert
il. King, who is not resident of the State
Of Texas, to be and appear before the Dis.
trct Court to be holden in and for the
county of Dallas, at the Courthouse there
of, in the town of Dallas, on the 10th
Monday after the 2nd Monday in August,
1867, then amp there to answer the petition
of Mary w. King filed in said Court,
against the said Robert II. King in an ac-
ton for Divorce, upon plea of abandon
ment in which said plaintiff prays to be
released from the bonds of matrimony ex-
isting between herself and the said defend
ant.
Herein fail n5t, but have you then and
there this writ, with your return thereon
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness, Vim. C. Young Clerk of the
District Court, Dallas County.
- Given under my hand and the
SEAL seal of said Court, in the town
Wv of Dallas, this 3lst day of Oc-
tober, 1867.
7:4w" VIM. c. YOUNG, Clerk.
Came 10 hand 3lst day Of October 1867,
and executed the same day by ordering
publication in the Dallas Herald, for -four
successive weeks.
J. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff.
By JONI BRYAN, Deputy.
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The Radical Rebellion in Texas
Its Further Progress.

The pious Comptroller is a man
ofpluck. lie keeps his position and
makes fight. Deserted by the Al
tornoy. General, and left "alone in
his glory he rises to the heighth
of the occasion, and he, too, writes
letter. It may be found in the
Tri- Weekly Republican, and is ad-
dressed not to Gen. Reynolds, but
to Major Gen. Mower. Herein he
overtops the misty Alexander, and
not alone in this-his letter is long
or and stronger. There is no argu-
ment, to be sure, for the case did
not admit of it; but he expressed
himself clearly, and pitches into the
Governor like a thousand bricks.
The proclamation Of His EXcellency,
we are told-what was IN it and
what was left out Of it-"created
surprise and painful anxiety in the
minds of all loyal men" 1t is init
mated, with all the force Of italics,
that the Governor is trifling with
bis oath of office. This is rather
serious but the Comptroller is a
bold man, and, we suppose, knows
what he is about. Perhaps t h c
great Misty has promiGed him an
asylum in the shot-tower, if matters
come to the worst. A misconcep-
ton, not to say misrepresentation
through want of understanding
of Gen Shcridan's order No. l, is
the mildest charge against His EX-
ccllency, til e Military Governor
and the appeal from his proclama-
ton is deiantly made to the Gener'
a | commanding the 9th Distr ct
We trust Gen. Hancock may be in
New Orleans in time to decide it
and that an end may be put to this
radical rebellion, which seriously
intcrferes with the public business
and tranquility. We ought to add
that the Austin Republican has al
length deserted the rebel malcon-
tents, and now sides with the Gov
crnor. 1t joins us in the opinion
that the contumacious Comptroller
should get cut the way. So be it
State Gazette.
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Notice OF Final settlement.

S,AMUEL Uhl, Administrator Of the es-
y tate Of Thomas Bransor, deceased, has
filed in ny Office his FINAL account current,
with said estate, together with his petition,
praying that the estate be divided among
the heirs thereof and that be be released
from all futher liabilities as Administrator
aforesaid. This is, therefore, 70 notify all
persons interested 70 be and appear before
the Honorable County Court of Dallas
county. 10 be holden at the Courthouse, in
the town Of Dallas, on the last Monday,
the 18th DAY Of November 1867, When ard
where the same viii be acted upon, and
contest the same IL they think proper.
JAS. p. THONAS.
Clerk Co. G.. D. CO
] Dallas, Texas, E5v. ls57-73g
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RESIDENT DEN list,
Dallas. EeXaS.

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the inserting of artificial vclums or palaes.
Office north side of Court Square
N b. will visit WaXahache, Lancaster and
Mckinney twice each year, for the benefit Of all &ho
may require my services. lll:tLl