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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

the Commanding General touching
purely civil controversies
one petitioner s0licils this action,
another that and each refers IA
some special consideration IT grace
or favor which he supposcs 10 exist,
aud which should influence this de-.
parlmcnt, The number of such
applications, and the waste Of time
they involve, make II necessary 10
declare that tho administration Of
civil justice apportalns to the rcgu'
lar courts,
The rights of litiSants do not de-
pend on the views of the General
they are to be adjudgcd aud settled
according TO the laws, Arbitrary
power, such rs he has been urged to
assume, has no existence here, 1t
Is not found in the laws of Louis
lana or Of Texas il cannot be de.
rived from any act or acts of Con.
grcss it is restrained by II Consti.
tuition and prohibited from action
in many particulars,
The Major General Commanding
takes occasion, to repeat that while
disclaiming judicial functions in civ.
il cases, he can suffer no torcible re.
sistnncc to the execution of process.
ses Of the courts.
BY command of MAJOR GENERAL
HANCOCK: Gro, l.. llARTsUFP,
Asst Adj't Gen,
Official NATHANIEL BURBANK,
ID 1t, 37th Inf, Brcvct LIST 1t,
U, S Army, A, A, A, G,
We have just received Special Or
der No. ,, issued by Gen. Hancock
Brevet Maj William NJ, Notson,
Assistant Surgeon, United States
Army, has orders to report to the
commanding officer at Fort Chad
bourne, Texas, and also by letter to
the chief medical officer Of the Dis
trict of Texas.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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wing suffered several years with severe lung ancc'
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Wilamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
MINI
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
TiNSEHILL LODGE, No. 81, Y. 4 4. w.,
Msrt. uu ths let Saturday NJ each month. ~ tho
MHsiuir Hall. j. T.. Nllit ".
10. q. nuarH, F1r'y

As-rh. i tuly the cage 81 progress" ~ me
American people arr, leyoni doubt hr shsni ~ %
others. This h clearly demonstrated by he sewing
Ml,h.ns-vheh 10 strictly speaking, su American TO-
ysntun
10 this branch II Manufacture, the EHTms srvlSl
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to our friends and tho public generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

The "Boston Post" says: "Crime
is terribly prevalent in New Eng
land. Every few days our staid
cities and quiet towns are startled
by some decd of blood, some revela-
ton of beastliness or of rascality.-
Our Southern brethren, living in
the midst of "aearchy and turmoil,
might with reason SINGER at the NOR
atty of New England, as showd in
its daily reported crime"
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EBTRAY NOTICES.
y,0>,N~.I,.,IO@foi97V,NN-0|~0~

TtETrtrNIr D. nra.tf. fH.i lrirHfrl ts' q. ~
" nHUfif q In rf.iHlf Nf q UHH fNINtl
tfIrHI ....If o.. tfHIH l.rh fHrirl z fn f no
III Hff.T. f..I 30 .f.f r.H." boot F|f. ..
.r.Ht .#f.f ..t#U'f f.fnHlnI 49,
AtHifHt ltiNT rHrIt missy go. II
90. lflrrI b. Iffa Hs shis htfs 0n .H.It. of.
uHlatfu I.I
q HuIat y D. .u e. r....f huf Hr. Nt H lH" ."U
with uhir no. h.rat f.H'.f' rr llHI W..s.
COOP Ur "it DOL Hu 'r. .. o. .Il"I coo If.H.H
.It IHfH
TAErA rPIyT !. rar-rl eiiaul a-fHrHl iH.
10. " uurrIt. 4 T. urf nay nos iiurfg Htat
ltsu ull li' hands HFl. lr.H 90 tbs rn rgli
sb4uli.r VII io fre ga h.ud iuut uLtr rHlr 90 bic
hnfk valued AZ sii, l'at'
RIipLsED tnms 10 a. ". nari0n, COUNTY CON
missioner A. an tray, one suNNEL fiLLkf, . 90
q yeats oli, nax maut nd tail, sltr In lyr bad
branded u oH Ion ihish, - 'Nis hi-h, NHNnlht
10 uBiirs uurtb of D,lia, ON MeKtu ~ TIgd. lost
SIS IONTs O. q e., v, q. T..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
nam, Ug TrlIION rfR n0'T1.

Tui'on i1yalle m,nihly or !, The lallsras.an, Ia
sInre, Invariably In rlyauro,
Hoard ~ irum ilp o. ils Ter mouth.
pGpls charged from entrance md friu7' "n ~ pro-
tgiriel Illness The rln-s ~ siuly ruihr'rs, ln ado
dillon 90 thr 0rl nary lb.l-h hun.lss thr Physical,
n IA AMI Moral =, rngr, iie 'irher Msthfnat..s,
I atm A. - TCek fangu1rg ami p. son As 81 can
min or.,n,. 'hs Ornamental Ursurhrs,
We piirts,ss te4r, Fu0 fpT. Nitrate school ~ great
orrtrr.Ign. ami Itila IA. a. tut one In VII "a tie
youug hall 10 slleliI thols 'hly anil " ally,
", II, SCALES,
paias Do 10Th, l5i7-lg2m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
Lime For Sale.

II HAVE on hand about 1900 bushels OF
Il fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, a. equal to any ever Dsle in this
country, which win sell at 20 cts Pe<
dred bushels. I viii slso continue 10 keep
q full supply At 81 tines, a. ny phase lsear
Caruth Spring, in he north part Of town,
half nile from the Public Square.
JNO. BARBER.
Dallas, Texas, Nov. q, 1sJ7-lO5n-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
Hid. Q'Rs. FIFTH MILITARY DIS. |
New ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 81.
TCfRCULAR.7

On the 1st day of February, 1868,
or as soon thereafter as practicable,
Boards of Registers throughout the
State of Texas, will make the fol-
lowing return and lists:
A return showing the number Of
persons, whites and blacks, register
ed during the period of revision,
January 9th to the 31st, 1868. The
number of persons, whites and
blacks, stricken from the registra-
tion lists during the same period,
and the total number of persons,
whites and blacks, remaining on the
registration lists after revision.
A list of the names of those
stricken from the registration lists
during revision and the reasons as
signed therefor.
A list of the names of those who
applied to be registered during the
period of revision but were rejected,
and the reasons assigned.
The above return and lists will
be carefully prepared, and when
complete will be forwarded to this
office with as little delay as possible
BY command of MAJOR GENERAL
HANCOCK GEO. L. HARTsUFF.
Asst Adj Gen.
Official: NATHAsITL BUE3kEK
"a Lieut. 37ih lnTy. Bvt list
Lieut. L 5 Army A A A. G.
iNFoRTAST ORDER.
In. z Rs FiETH MILITARY DisT.
NV ORLEANS. Jan. J, 1868.
SPECIAL OHDERs No. /.
Applications have been made at
these headquarters implying tie ex
istauce of an arbitrary authority in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
Netice--lDelptOrs,

vUNIIE claims due tho firm of Guess &
n Record, have heen placed in my lands
for collection. Those claims, as we'll as
such as are due me individually, may be
settled by cash, or by note with good sccu.
rity, if parties will attend to it immedi-
ately, otherwise, they viii be turned into
so soon as the process of the
law will permit. GEO. W. GUESS.
Dec 2S:l5:3mos,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
New Subscrfbers..A Rare Chance.
N Z w
Sunday school Paper,
THE CHILDREN OF THE WEST

CEVEN reasons, among others, why this
y paper should be put in the hands Of
every child that can read:
l. It is one of the very best Children's
Papers published.
2. 1t offers a greater variety Of Atssac-
tions than any other.
g. II is the handsomest, and ofsrs great
or inducements to subscribers.
4. IL is not only attractive to children,
but imparts instruction Of the most useful
kind.
5. 1t is calculated TO lead the young 10
Christ.
6. II will prove great aXiliary il estab.
fishing and sustaining Sabbath Schools.
Z. It is as cheap as can be asked. Only"
so cents yaar paF- Send for specimen,
Address WELLS & COURTNEY,
Mount Lebanon, La.
Der 4 lo67-12.9mos
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
Notice Of Final Settlement.

NFARGARET MILLER Executri1 Of the
vi last will and Testament Of David Mil
Ter, deceased, has filed in my office her final
with her Qetiiion. praying that the estate
be divided among the heirs hereof, and that
she be released from al further liabilities
az ExeeuiriK Aforesaid This IS therefore
to notify sIl persons interested to be and
appear before the Honorable County Court
o. Dallas County, 10 be 5ldsH at the Court
House, in abe Town Of i'allas On the last
Monday, tie 9th day Of January 1855, and
contest The same il thsy think proper.
s 5. JONES.
CLERK c. c. 0. c. Tex.
Dallas January ztb 1883 lG3t4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

NATIONAL CoURTEsIEs.-The Bri-
fish war vessel Chanticleer at
Honolulu lsy aside the United
States Steamer Dackawanna, and
her band struck mp "Dixie, and
Bonnie Blue Flag. when in return
the American band gave them he
Wearing Of the Green"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

The Memphis Bulletin saws that
the work on the Memphis and Lit
tie Rock Railroad is to be pushed for
ward with vigor. and thai 1000
hands are to be put upon il at once.
we wish success TO all railroads.
pointed toward Texas. and 10 ali'
railroads pointing from Texas~to
meet them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Da-
Wis, deceased, at the October Term of the
Probate Court Of Denton County, Texas,
1867; therefore, all persons indebted TO
said estate are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, TO present them properly
authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
S. R. DAVIS, Administrator.
Dec. 10Th, 1S67-l4:6w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that at the No
vember term 1867, of the Probate Court of
Denton County, Texas, the undersigned
was duly appointed administrator of the
estate of James and Sarah Tiller, deceased;
all persons indebted TO said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same, to present them properly authentica-
ted within TIE time prescribed by law, or
they will be barred.
S. J. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
Denton, Dee. 18th, lS67-l4.6w.
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MASONIC.
MUS CniPrrn, Va. w.
ROYAL AnnH MAhONH.

v fluafs t.ntY summHn.f q. aiiani e stated
r.utHfsiIHn n ntiist flsft.. o. r Hh uHuiif
fsniu1. go M, 1f efHf .trI. HeHfIHr
W. dominated ufths " ~
" T. MInrftY. HarUiary.
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rDucATrouhL.

No propose locating In Dallas fr
w ua fHt..s af afsfi. .I Hf fffntnaHi D..
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F#"l
Other nssIatfn#H HH|ufUI uhru f.#'Hl
RATE, o. TtlIUN rER MONTH
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18

Applications have been made At
these headquarters implying tie tx
istauce Of an arbitrary authority in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-24
An Oath Of Vengeance

! After William and Frank Reno and
Charles Anderson, who were hanged br
Regalatorsiin the jail at New aAltn,fy
Ind. had beeniaid out npSn THE kaI
floor, the wives of Prank Reri5 ana
Charlie, Anderson, aai,l 4 sister of fax
Renos were peraiitsetl To fri.,. t4at fes
nsatns,of the victims OF mob iltw!. tS,i,S
OF the enesof tho visit is Described =ns
fellows by the New Albany ihna7,er
ciul: ast bsa s.nD.a~ '94~&I & bora
h'rhe outburst of grief ended thc4,Hsts
OF despair settled upon the faces of the
IWomen., But not long did one Of them
remain under The, burden. The sister
nf tho three Reno brothers. an intslIi.
gent ana lial,dsom> vohns mad :. airftt1
her eyes with hef liansikerchief' 1tyen
t.hl!S Inc ,gKefsstained piece of iincn
sne placed II over the lace Of her brot her
sN'iiia'n-who 10 the last declared lis
Innocence; then sfieknecicd hpsitie the
.isssa tnaAf and laid her Jeft hh,nl oser
ms heart, aud, Esisin ~ her. tislst .ose,
toward Heaven, She took this terrible
oath: on my poor murdered brother
may Cos ctr'e yotr sister she avs,t,e
not your des, .,-terifbIyand fatty. rilts
i,wlu do, So he.p me. God, What a
tragic sceiie WAS THISTLE dark. strong
wsrAs on, MI lsith"s, and the cola stone
floor under her knees; the saEie gar
.teh,ss q he be-tased. lister; the psIe
Lace lurHed upward. aud the white hand
p,drting heavenwtf1 What n r,lIr,n
pfdeatt, despair, Rove aid revenge .S.''~~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-24

Greece has rejected the demands Of
the Sultan of Turkey, that the former
should cease giving aid and protection
to the insurrectionists against the Turk
ish authority in Crete, and war between
the two countrie, has virtually broken
out. Unless the Great Powers can now
interfere to stop ho-tillties, the prospect
is that a general European war will
ensue-tiat Is, II it be true, rs SUPPOSED,
that Russians encouraging Greece in the
course she is taking. French, English
and German jealousy "f Russia will not
permit that government to solye the
long Eastern question" to her
own advantage, Without stout cpposi-
tionaGEd1L,e.e - - @e5-. Oh @sa-ssf.'
The New York aud Erie Railroad Dr.
reetors are meditating tunnel under
/ the Hudson river, at, New York city,
with its eastern end at Pixies Opera
/ House, and a large depot under ground
Plans and specifications of the tunnel
have been in the Office of the company
for several months, aud the purchase of
Pixies Opera House and adjacent prop
orty was made with the possibility of
having that location for its termination.
/. The cost of the work is estimated at
three millions OF dollars, with sufficient
width for four trucks and double row
of arches. s ss2
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Con1roeS.
THURSDAY. DEcEMBEls Is, 1868

IL the Senate on .Ionday, dec. ..7lst,
Mr.. Summer offered two resolutions, one
directing the Secretary Of the Senate to
infosm the Senate what has been done
u Pursuance of the resolution suthoriz-
1pg him to furnish each State set Of
Standard weights and measures on the
metric system. and the other directing
tAs Postmaster General to give Informal
ton nj what had been done to furnish
postal balances Of the same kind. Adopt
"a. .9v s-
Mr.. Rice called up his motion to add
two members to the Committee on Pa
cinc Railroad rs Representatives Of the
South. 1t was adopted.
. The resolution of Mr.. Thaycr request
aoG the President to instruct the special
Commission who have examined the
Union Pacific Railroad west of Omaha,
and the Eastern Division of the Bnjnn
Pacific. to examina in tho same way all
the Pacific R&i lroasis, 80 far a. con struct.
I'd. AMI toseport N hut amount is necessa.
~ to completes them according to the
standard VI . ARTISANS railroad, as rs,
4uircI by law, went over. Both Hou-
ses ad5ou med to Jan. 5tti, 1863.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-24
INSCRIPTIONS .isso.
Improved Farms for sale

An aehhS-Fenced good horse. stable e,r,
SO narl orchard, we'll, and cellar nn.icr
nousc VIII take n team in par: pay prien
81 80 Also tP"s iiise,
SO a.hE>.f snesi. house, stable, grsnary
me aeope iarnss aejoin and viii be sold sep
1.-TWO GOOD DWELLINGS in Upton for sal
l.. ScrE cheap. . 4.@I. '- - 80
Also. Is Of NV see ~ so acres. 4,
Z y ACRES broke during past summer. ali fine
vi, TAP nlng water, and located within two
inl,"s " clarence. Price $50 per acre-Is cash.
and BALANCE in ons year '-''
AfTfs to = T. srrTfr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-24
Good Farm for Sale,

TIME FINEST IMPROVES EARIsA cedar.
i county, for sale. Is situated ~ miles west
Of Upton, and consists Of eighty aeFes: eli un,
der tnnCe fonG hHntReSJ reds Of which Il hedge)
and divided into four fields. =,
On the farn i = = lleyer-<aililsga spring. and
two webs -One nti he house and fle other at
the e1Fn. An Qrchard II 10 hSaring apple
cherries. currants, Strawberries, raspberries.
gooseberries, and grapes Fifteen acres Of the
land contain aSplendid growth Of young tinl-
"a Sa,: atg sss PA p eTsi
Gus to frost. A new bank barn, size a2x26 feet,
with floor and graneries complete, and stab
ling for l6 head OF horsee. Also, all necessary
;$: :SsS jEta dlfEpH ,: Me- 5;
garden. \ public IoAd passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire of the 81. bscri-
'1HsrFe 6fAf-97' 1k.,E{H l)9Hk. !,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-24
80 III. Tnf.ssf EsEE 4ss. 80 ~.
The Legal Tender Notes,

The following entitled An Act to
regulate the value Of United states legal
tsnder notes in coff, and provide for
their redemption" was 'introduceI in
the House few days Since by Hon. J.
=. BroomalI, Of PENNSYLVANIA, ana j, re.
fsfred to the Committee qf Ways and
Means: "aL ffe EH' -'o's I'9"i
BE 4 enacted, &C., That the secr,,;tta.rry,:
81 the Treasury shall cause gold coin to
b exchanged for United states legal
tender notes whebeytr The same s.,ait
b denanded at the Treasury. OF the
Unitsd States in sulns not less thai, on.
hnsdrsd dollan each: ,atsi a, be- rate " {
soeA exchange shsll be ~ tolipws: svO one.
hp1lrcd. dollars IN cs1i,, ssi,alis be given
dQinG The fisst nj ontls ), Eo,. o,,ca llun.,rea
ard thjzty-live sblAars an i,n,..s: daring
tAeRcsad innntiisfar ona hundred a,,J
tiairtv-tsMr ntVllsns during the t,;.ird
month for one hundred aud thirty three
dollar; aud 80 on, the amount os notes
degrading one dollar per month until
he satns shall reach .pne hundred dol
an. when there shalt be no farther, de
'ss9se. Rrovided. That melting her.iu
shall authorize tina retiring or
lfaE of United STATES legal tender
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-24
Johnson's Message, and concludes in

Johnson's Message, and concludes in
the following risABing <estfncS:~ "
Rcsoircd. 'hatpll fmnh ann degrees
oErepudiatidA, ofsd,c naiienal iatt1sbte44
ness are odio6s othe Anlerican pepple.
and untlar no. circumstanS<s will stheiE
Representatives. konsent tuufier the pub
lie creditor, as full compensation, n less
Amount of money- than that which the
! government contracted topay.
The resolution was Immediately
Isdaple1>by vote of l54 yeas to 6 nays.
That the country may know the six
men Who dared to vote Tor national dis
iionof;, W. here,fsssf produces their names:
Archer. OF Maryland; Adan,s, Grover,
Jones and TrimbA, OF Kentucky, and
Mungen, 81 Ohio. IT is some gratifica-
zion to loyal people 10 know that but
one man of the north Mungen-sought
tie base distinction or being ranked
with the Infamous six. While only
five Of the semi rebel. among the South
eYn members were bold enough 10 vote
for reputation, this man OF Ohio. rep
resentinga loyal constituency, recklessly
pn,fffad hinSSaIf He
80, -. 800 :. -
a ANXIOUS @ hate ls''oE sIp anu '-se WIN
ter Sssda s~sfn ao"'l p
OH ssatsl1rrAsat - kAey-shIsf - 'so~ !,
Md. :. una ,r~,ssareSssestlsr s.oihr :,
$3.50 -, q. 80. - s-sio -,,a.u ,
y A correspbndeht OF Che y. 1Vhss
WRITES ~ isnewris 7eonnalernlng me az
ff,ent u An ysit;en..A Evarts' Gpoh Tho,
cv 80, Vi \. akSH aa Sn i Ia
LIZ .yfisH Hla "a III s.H sSnffsfo
Court. -, -. ,.,,s,2. f.
sswhateverthS Court may do with
these cases. one Attfs beyond d!sp hte.
the legal Department. Of the tbs-esnmdnt.
has, performed, sitss duty, There. were
,reasons enough why the. Secretary of
the Treasury Should not -be willing to
asasU tissDe eskks to fee<ic4f ~ Mr..
Evarts' preAaestdfiv avt,n.s tax
Mains to- CONCEAL his Cpl low ftAs1 he
Ought fo be beaten IN tLei6; and il wac
certainly Fdtie u tie atftfiois OF the
Il nAusSNe Rotias a Che warfEsat NifAte<er
roopid les~d III isnnlAuot should hsssAd
BIS its friends inftsAd Of its saseMies.
The gases ,haye now been 1rgbrd,, If
me Y.cgaf Tender net fhfis. r. WIN not be