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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

4 FAIR IIr.- Tie Chicago Hines siOri
fees itself over the fact that mo newspaper
article In this country ever produced such
\ sensation" rs its recent editorial recon-
mending negro suffrage. whercupon the
st. Louis Times hits It's namosake as fol-
lows:
awe know Of no illustration OF the egot.
ism Of the boast; II is unparalleled, and
should remain so. But the case OF the ser.
vant-girl who left employ ment in the coun-
try to enjoy q bit of metropolitan life, fur.
nishes a very fair Counterpart TO the Times,
parading the notoriety Of its infamy rs
something to be proud of. Jane, who went
away plain aud virtuous country lass,
came back to visit her old mistress, in AL
agony Of rinoline and jewelry, and vulgar
decorations. Bless me, Jane! said her old
employer, where did you get all those fine
clothes LA, missus, replid Jane with q
Sc dissatisfied smile, didn't you know Use
been ruined p
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

ia D,vH Clsf snHs Movfsfsr -
foof.--'rht Wa'hingioR letter TO The balti-
more Satsiis says
Charles % Conner aud ]. o. Shea, Esqs.,
counsel Tor Jefferson Davis, are in the e'iy
Mr.. Horace Greeley d. alsa here, II II iur
Their known thai Mr.. Greslry had an inter.
view with the President yesterday, and had
Interviews with Mr.. Davis counsel this
morning. From these facts the qaid Haaes
have eonjeelurd that the state prisoner 81
Fortress Monroe 10 bout either 10 be re-.
leased on parole or hail, or that his ease Is
on the eve Of being dspOs ii OF In some
way and IL must be confessed that the
facts warrant y fair inference that this
long delayed act OF sheer justice is at last
about TO DO performed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
l6y-The heavy rain of Tuesday nigh,

1D-The heavy rain Of Tuesday night
las; caused the foundation of the front md
rear walls Of the Dallas Hotel TO give way
to such on extent, that the walls threaten.
ell to fall and it was found necessary ia
prop them up. The house was vacated on
Thursday, being considered dangerous
We see tina, workmen are already engaged
in repairing the damage, and understand
that both the front and rear walls viii have
to DO taken entirely down and rebuilt
This, we are Informed, will be done with all
possible dispatch, and the house will be
ready for occupancy in few weeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

E6- We understand that Col. Sledge has
hired one hundred of the convic,s in the
PenItcntiary, which he will u. once put to
work on the Air Line Railroad from Brcn.
ham to Austin. There are still about one
hundred surplus hands in The State Prison,
and it is hoped that the Central Road will
get them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
s,s~Tbe merchants n. Millican, the Il

geS~The merchants nj Millican, the ter
minus of the Central Railroad, are laying
in heavy stocks of goods for the Spring
trade and they assert that they can save
the small dealers from the upper country a
considerable per cent. on their purchases by
buying there, instead of going to Houston
and Galveston. We don't know how that is,
but we advise our friends to stop and price
their goods in passing though, at any rate.
Our friend JAS. W. Forsgard, writes us that
he has full stock, and we know him to be
one of the cleyerest fellows in the. world.
Give him call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

We have jus, returned from n flying visit
to the Eastern portion of this State, and
the North west OF Louisiana, and must say
we were well pleased with the fourishing,
business appearance Of town AMI country.
Every one has, to all appearances, quit
politics, forgotten the late war, AMI are op-
posed to the next-having gone TO work IN
earnest, improving their farms, their viii
lagos aud citi,s, and enriching themselves
just like We, of our own rich county Of
Collin, are doing.
We met only one man on the trip, who
seem to be troubled any about ''coufsca-
tion," or 'equal suffrage" or "Territorial
Government and that mans house was
about rs large as a martin-boI, old and
shackled, surrounded by three acres cult
waited by his wife, and the place where his
yard is supposed to be, was filled with
dozen tow .headed children--it often hap
pens that way. As we rode off, says be;-
"IIold on stranger, any Dcwsf "No sir
none of importance "Bui,' Gays he,
won't the Internal, unprincipled Adolf.
tionists take from us our Constitutional
rights, and make our niggeis vote? "Don
know, SIR" "well, nov, stranger and he
looked fearfully uneasy, lido you really be-
lieve they will confscate dur lands p
We then rode OF, wondering il his wife
and her orphans could be injured by soon
fscation. Me Kinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

Glovrse RbcKIEss.-Tbs local editor Of
the Danyille, Va Times thus explains his
STATE Of feeling: ave are happy in being
no more misernble-no vood-no money
snow three inches deep and more, We fear.
coming-ink froIen-roller diitn-the dew
II With q bad cold, and our heels frost bit
ten. We don't care constitutional FOR the
country; it may sink or swim; the proba-
bilify now is, il will freeze. Fact is, we've
been out 20 long in the cold, ne are indif-
ferent and don't know that we'd bfnud
tresi, IL Uncle Sam would offer 70 take Ne
In. We are pretty much IN the temper Of
the obstinate urrhin Who bad fisked the
cover Of, and woke his NANNY IN the
night, crying out, ne vas cold. Well, pull
ID. e0vsS on you, Johnnie, said shs. Ihan :
DO Il, replied the youth, @au--sd IL son
frssfl futh."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

We istfs ham ngffg fastsf me- ~
issi fHffisg fighi horses sefs sialfe from
Ne failssifg sliifshf N his ghbsfhoed
rfnn plfsaa Nahlfs ens msfs ffam W.
issls. one msfs sod mule ffom NJ nss.
ton one hafss
A sfssi maay horses sfs bslss stolen
throughout Ne country W. sdsiss onf
fflshds IL Keep ihslf gnhs utll loaded sd
their siabls doors licked k'kmF'g ~.
AMIR a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

"Dallas seems to be infested with thieves.
The Herald warns citizens to be on the
lookou, for them. The store Of Messrs.
Masten, Ross & Bro, of that place was
broken into and robbed = few nights before.
Republican.
Not so, friend Lowery. Tie instance
above noticed is the first case Of even at
tempted robbery that has occurred in this
place for several years. We do not believe
there is place the size of Dallas, in the
State, where as little crime has been perpe-
irated since the breakup.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
p1-A Series Ofarticles is being publish

p0-A Series Of articles Is being publish
ed In the Jefferson Bulletin, on "Te1as and
her Future" From Number Of the series
in the Bulletin OF Feb 9th, We make the
following extract on Railroads:
Our State has pride to build up her own
seaport, and Is already beginning 10 pro-
vide every facility TO enable her population
to reach the ocean with her products through
her warehouses aud her wharyes. ! have
briefly referred to our system OF projected
railroads, aud now let us sec more fully
what that system Is. The iayorltc road OF
the State 10 the one extending from the
seaboard at Galveston TO the conantsof the
Indian territory on Red River. This ROAD
is between three and four hundred miles
long, passing between the BRACES and the
Trinity, and is intended to be the g'and
trunk road from North TO South. The Legis-
lature At its last session appropriated over
two millions Of acres of public lands for the
completion Of II, there yet remaining about
Two hundred miles to be fnished-enough,
If juiiciously managed, to have the cars
running within three years the whole
length of the road. From Galveston TO
Millican, in Brazos county, the present
terminus, is one hundre and thirty miles.
Houston Is really the Southern terminus Of
this road (the "Central"); but the road
from Galveston to Houston. though under
different management, is for all practical
purposes part of the same. At Houston,
various roads divcrge from tn main trunk
10 the east and to the west, all of which
NAV be conside, ed az branches 10 the prin-
cipal line. First, towards the west, is the
branch to>Co,umbus on The olornjo com.
Melted eighty miles. ultimately to be ex-
tended te Gonzales and San Antonio. n dis.
lance of one hundred and fr,y miles fur,h.
or. This branch when comple,ed will bisec,
one of the richest regions of Texas. afford.
;no foctiI;,;os or transnorta,;on for ten
tbousar.d SQUARE miles Of territory of great
fertility ,Ireodv nonulous and hipbly in
formed, From Columbus the road TO Aus.
ZION will soon be COMPLETED. one hundred
miles in ler 9th pussing I'M The west valley
of the Colorado through the rich counties Of
Fayeue and Bastrop each with its lhousa nds
of acres of the best cottol, .unds in the world,
ira h, autiful nrairies and its future OF
wealth as brilliant rs the mind can con-
ceiye The next western branch is III. Line
from Uemns,c,d oiso +. hpex,an.I.,i fin ,:iy
IN the capi,al or IN. s, sc. a distance Of one
hundred and f,r,v miles n n,r,i,n of
which ia comnle,eI ,royersinp the rich
coun ice If Aus,in WASHINGTON. uastrop
and Travis aud hereofter IN he constructed
n hund, Ell miles further so ns to reach the
,root iron mountains of Il,nonnd the min
Orc / snr;ncs of San saba
Th;s linz vhsn co,nnletsd will brino TO
tho GuIf the nroducts of twenty couniics
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

- Ansansa Il ssiisi q, w. sd,sflfs
msaf n WHie y cotsafss fNssf w.
tttatoaf fsss go Watu nnfs maaa
f'siufsd md ~ sale w Taos n noetfr
a a. No % rsrdlip NJ Nsv Ofis'ss
these ussfd mashlsss afs hsedsi Ia his
region by ihslr use, every farmer can he
his ouh miller.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

fks Nfs ndssss tffsfs saaisla fgil n
seasls N fhs fsssaf flmsuiig N i've N
fhsflss fsist NJ Sssa ffsd Tsis n IA
sfaags. Tess aad Cal nfyaai " Nss
Oiissas Nv Fhieh NE latter ~ tlllsd snd
ihs fefmsf sounded Eiih taifs
NaHy statements are msde eaneefalns
me ahaif some " them oanhIsflng Hat
II seems 10 he settled ihai Jaigs TATE as
finally driven 10 ihs honooide 10 save him.
sslf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

h6p-Up to the hour Of going to press this
morning, the mails due on Thursday night
had not reached here consequently, we are
without any later dispatches than those re-
ceised By Mondays mail. The stages have
no doubt been detained by the rain, which
must have been heavy, both North and
South of us
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

RAiS.-All day Tuesday a drilling rain
fell, aud at night hard shower came down,
which caused the river to rise some NJ this
place. Again on Thursday morning hard
rain fell TO the Eastward of town, accom-.
panied with thunder and lightning. Wealth.
or warm and Spring.like. The rain was
needed and came very opportune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

II. J. Jones and W, II. Cundif, Of Crock.
ct, have published in the columns OF the
Sentinel, an addres, to the people Of East.
crn and Northern Texas, on the subject Of
the utility Of railway from BOliver Point,
Chambers County, TO GainsviIle, In Cook
County, The address is elaborate, we'll
written, and quite sggs'hps TO railroad
men Houston Journal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
THE STATE OF TExAs.(
CoUSTY or TAnRANT.

VUHEREAs, at the January term Of the
w Probate Court Of said county, s. Els
Tot, Guardian OF the minor heirs Of s. Cot
trel, deceased, fled in my Office his petition
praying for the sale Of l60 acres Of land
belonging TO said minors, the East half Of
the NJ P. Burns headlight.
These are therefore 10 notify al persons
interested in said estate, 10 appear at The
next regular term Of this Court, TO Be bold
en- on the last Monday in March, 1857, 70
show cause, IL sny, Why The prayer should
not b. grhnted.
- In testimony whereof l have
SEAL )bereunto set ny band and the seal
'SDS/of said Court, At Fort worn, NE
"a day Of February, 1867:
I2l:4tl y. nAsSh, Niefi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

gW"Our friends, Messrs. Field Bross
have been receiving during the past week
large stock of goods, among which we no.
tice quite quantity of furniture of every
kinda new article for this market. 1t is
going off rapidly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
COLLECTOR OFFICE,
United States Internal Revenue,
Fourth District, Texas,

EhAhohAbbi Vhu' 80, 'ON''
An. J. NJ. BESGE, clerk county court Col
lin county Sir: Yours Of the 18th inst,
is at hand-aud in reply will state that
in all cases where the party has not affixed
the stamp required by law upon any in
.trumcnt made, Signed or issued at time
when, and at place where no collection
District was established, it was lawful for
him or them, or any person having any in
terest therein TO affix the proper stamp
thereto before the LIST of January, 81, as
by Section 1853 of the Law. There is
penalty Of $50, which can be RENTED by
the CO hector. When an instrument is pre-
scented to him to be stamped, under the pro.
visions Of Sec l5s, he can remit the penal-
~ if it is proven 10 his satisfaction that
such instrument was issued without the
necessary stamp by reason Of accident, mis-
take, tnddUerttnce or urgent necessity, and
without any willul design TO defrnud the
Government Of the duty or evade the pay
ment thereof. Provided, that such insiru-
ment is presented TO him for that purpose,
and the stamp tax thereon chargeable is
paid within Twelve calendar months from
the LIST Of August, 1866, or within twelve
calendar months after the making or issu-
ing thereof 1t is in my power 10 stamp
ali documents and remit the penalty, upon
the proper showing, if presented in the
time prescribed by law. Deputy collectors
cannot stamp or cancel such document.
All documents made and issued prior 10
the LIST day Of October, 1862, do not require
a stamp, though they may be afterwards
recorded. ! construe the Law TO be this /:
u Of an authorised under the Law, when
instruments are presented 10 me, even from
the date Of Oct. LIST, 1852, down, 10 stamp
and cancel them when the showing is made
10 NE, rs squired, that IL was through iB-
sdvertsncs, snd not with any intention TO
defraud the United States Government.
fon will observe the stamp duty laws have
been freausnily changed, but the one Of
l2lh July vent into effect, August lst 1866,
aud Is the one BY which am guided in
stamping and eancelliug. The showing
can be made 10 me BY oath or Otherwise.
Those Who have documents 10 Be stamped
can 70 before Notary, or the CLERK Of the
county, they having . seal and make
0sih that the documents we're not stamped
With an intention 10 defrs0d the Govern
menL &c, and send or bring them 70 this
ofiee. A Eve cent stamp must be attached
20 each iur,t or oefb. Hoping that this
may prove satisfactory, Ian, Sir, very re-
DAVIS B. BOEF0ET,
Col-t-.or 8.h District, TsI.s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

FUTURE RAILRoADs.-At midnight the
train boy awoke me wiih-"We are crossing
the Mississippi" Rising drowsily upon
my elbow, | looked down from my window
at the great river as our train glided slowly
across IL. Adieu to inferior ferries; they
belong to the dead Past. Soon we shall ride
from New York to San Francisco without
change Of cars. Around the world by rail
way with two ocean ferriesi
Upon these closing lines my pen fingers,
and listen 10 the voice OF the future brake
man. Day after day on the continental
journey he opens his door and shouts to
sleepy passengers-H'hicago change cars
for N. Orleans "Misscdri river, change
cars for ssskaehsvan, Leavenvorth and
Galveston" Rocky Mountains, change cars
for Santa Re, Fl Paso, Matamoros and the
city Of Merico.' "Sait Lake-twenty min
utes for dinner, eange care for Fort Benton,
British Columbia, Psh Rsnsgsi, Panama,
Lima spd Valparaiso" 1virginiA, Nevsds;
char &c cars for 0Eybee, Columbia River,
Puget Sound and Kamschaika." "San
Francisco; passengers for New Zealand,
Honolula, Melbourne, Hong Kong and ali
parts Of Europe, Asia and Africa will keep
their seats till landed on the wharf OF the
daily line OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. Baggage checked thro' 10 Pekin
Calcutta, Grand Cairo, COnsiantinopls, ST.
Petersburg, Paris and LiverpoolF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

rGyGen S,urgcs, for some time past the
popular post comnandant dt AGsiih, has
been relieved, and Drcvet Brig. Gen. Cakes
OF the regular army takes his places.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
MAuuIfuD.

IN mi. riass 81 iht frsii,Hss ~ NE tfiars kih.f
% ihs iih Inst " Rev n. y nrttsa, NJ. " ".
sipvt, and hiss N'ssis " hoers ali ~ this
pl.es
Tho ih.nt, q The Iisf.d ono !. rendered ~ ihs
dslislam rake shi,h accompanied The shave Roi's
The harry pair hs's the rrinisr'. bI''.ihs. sSd
sl'hss bra pleasant journey douH the railway u
III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
Observation-Disclosures
SaDa

IN the first Tuesday in March, 1867, at
" WaIahachie, Texas, l will sell to the
highest bidder, on twelve months credit, the
following lands, the properly Of W. r.
House. deceased;
55s acres, par, Of Gonsaba League, lying in
Ellis county.
800 acres, par, Of George G. Kinkade league,
also in Ellis county.
800 acres, headlight OF Henry Bland, same
county.
$40 acres In Williamson county.
400 acres in Milan county.
800 acres in Consoles county.
800 acres, granted to John House, In Hunt
count.
III acres 10 Burnett county, granted to-
james Dalton.
C. II. BEAUCHAMP, Admir-.
jan26-l9:6t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

gY-Col. Davis Gurley, Of Waco, the
newly appointed Adjutant General Of the
State, is now in Austin, and will at once
proceed to organize his Department.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

INTERNAL REvENUE.-We find the follow
ing letter from. D. b. Bonfoey, U. S. Inter
nal Revenue Collector, 4th District of Tex
MS, to Mr.. ]. NJ. Benge, County Clerk of
Collin County, in the Mckinney Enquirer
of the 9Th inst. As it contains informa-
ton which the.people of this section, have
long been vaiuly endcavoring to obtain, we
publish it. Coming as it does, from the
duly appointed fficer for the District, we
presume the instructions contained in il
can be relied on. The Enquirer, in pub
fishing the letter, says:
40 save the trouble and expense Of n
visit to Marshall, Capt. Benge informs us
that he will take charge of and forward by
a special messenger, all deeds or other pa
pers requiring stamps-the holder Of such
instruments of writing paying over to him
the stamp duties, and such n per cent as he
may feel willing to contribute of the small
amount required to pay the expenses Of the
messenger TO and from Marshall.
"This will be great convenience to the
people, and Capt. Benge deserves many
thanks for his faith u! study Of their inter
psta'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

psV- Rev A, l., Hay has purchased the
establishment Of the Shreveport, News, and
succeeds Mr.. john Dickinson in the publ
cation OF that paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

p1r Nlcssrs, W. q. Nolan aud ", NJ, Bcn.
nett, Of Galveston, are duly authorized
Agent for the Herald, for iba, city aud
Houston,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
Drugs e. Dye-StuGS.
CHEAP CORNER.
v,.It.. L.. ~ IgCS-Ii .tf
To all Whom Il may CONCERN.

T0 w nom II may
TEXAS STATE LUsATIc ASYLUM, [
January IL, 1861
DY an act Of the last Legislature, authority was
ID given to the Board 81 Managers OF the Te1as
Lunaic Asylum. to purchase certain suitable LANDS
aud buildings adjoining the property now kno"nn
the Texas State Lunauc Asylum, and to make TIE
necr ssary improvements the same 90 as 10 ebsbie
the Superintendent receive and properly care for
such IUNATIC FREEDMEN as are entitled TO ben
ehits from an institution Of the kind, ] an au-
thorized say the public, that the arranca ment
contemplated by act alluded TO, has been eneeied
and by the middle af February rooms viii he ready
for the rrcrptirn OF such PAL ents. The laws and
regulations In regard to their reception, are the
same In cases Of white pc viz; fhystcians
Certificate Of Insanity Certificate by County Judge
rs to respeetsbiIiy Of said Physician, Verdict OF
Jury Of Inquest in regard 10 the Insanity Advance
Payment Of Twenty-sir Dosrs specie, lss6 COY for
One Quarters Board and Care, and Bond Of County
Judge further support Of the patient besides hs
pat lent 10 all b furnished with sumo
ieney Of good and suitable clothing.
The County Jsdge. Of the different counties have
the Laws, Rules and Regulations for the govern nent
Of this Institution, TO whom would refer all per-
sons interested they make direct sypiicsiisn
10 me tor such information ~ thry may desire.
2I.lr w.P. BEALL, supt L. A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

RS~Therc arc now three daily papers
published in San Antonio--.hc Herald
Ledger ana Express.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

rJ- We invite the attention of persons
interested, and who have money to invest,
10 the advertisement of Judge z. Ellis
Coombes, in te-days paper. The County
of Dallas wants $4,000 TO build Jail and
to rebuild the Court House, and proposes TO
sell the bonds of the county, in sums of
500 and upwards, to bear interest, paya
BILE semi-annually, at the rate offs per cent
per annum. No proposal will be enter
tanned at less than 80 cents n the dollar,
and the Police Court reserves the right to
redeem the bonds at any time before matu-
rity. Proposals will be received by James
p. Thomas, Clerk of the County Court, up
to the LIST day Of April next We regard
the investment as one OF the best that can
be found, for persons who have surplus
money which they wish TO invest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

rlvlHa ssftfs sIil is hf'i ~ w. Hsfv s1Hist
'nWninr. " " n.HH.t ,tHI .p No strfinf - Iis o..
rlatt IN NJ NV ftrgi rl fiifsla tfift iuildinf
tfu nufTINstTfN
Pfsuf Bot, T. His NJ us.ss " II rmihr 4
l"'s We rfQgH.ds No drlfsF rohinErni tsp'nss' NJ
The PsHsh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

bas~Cnpr, John W, Lane is our duly ac'
creditdl Agent nj Austin, and Ia fully au'
ihorised to receive and reeeip, for any mo-
ney due this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
rJmw HOOKS.

Tho filuvipg hrv Boot. Wi.l be- ionui ~ sale Al
'hu 'irrai once, NJ The pf'H-s nHmed
lth And Campaigns Of Grir 7 J i.innrvaln Iark
s1n, ~ u .. bAdnsy ,-muf"cco biniinE tli hti
calf, o., currency,
Prsnn Life OF Jefferson ba'i,, lJ Craven, u ~,
speoir,
Taylor's fTcSal Eaniior, 81 50. ,prslr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

ETwe are indebted to the publishers,
Messrs. Van Everie, Horton s. Co.. New
York Day Book Office, for copy Of The
Democratic Almanac for 1867. To persons
wishing reliable and interesting statistics
and information on the present state Of the
Nation, this is really an invaluable pub
iiesficn.--we give the following li,t Of
some Of the contents Of this work, via:
The Right Of suffrage; The TrBs Theory Of
our Government stated; Increase OF Pub
lie Debi; The Resnif Of the Late Elections;
copstiiuiionsl History; Military ssd ME-
gal Arrests made and done BY Abraham
Lincoln, from 1864 to 1865; Presidential
PRESENTATIONS; The Veto Messages Of Pres
ident johnson; The Negro Bureau aud Civ
IL Rights Bills; The Proposed Constitution
Al Amendments; The Vote in Congress on
Negro Suffrage; The Tariff svindIe-HOW
Consumers are robbed; bssidss many other
vslu.ble articles for references. We have
sent fors few Of these Aimanses, and hall
have thsm here IL she course % ipo or
;trrs peefs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

sey~w, =, poran, Esq, (Siou,,l Is Nu~
thoriled TO net as Ogcut for the Herald In
Houston.