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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
VOL. XVI. 10. s.-wHOLE SUHBER. 10.


, Washington to take such action as
} may be necessary Ia preserve peace
and good ORDER, and 10 protect tha
lives and property of citizens. As
the city Is quiet to-day, | think il "a
proper time IA make the above an.
nounoement, and 10 call upon all
law-abiding citizens 90 aid me here
aiier IN carrying cut these inslrnc.
u ans, and Ia that eRd all are ear.
nesily requested Ia refrain from Hs.
sembllng in large bodies ON tho
slr~els, 10 avoid exciting converse.
tion and other causes OF irritation
and excitement, and 20 pursue their
ordinary avOcatiOns as usual.
The police fIrce of the city has
been re0rganized, and inefficient
members have been dropped from
tho rolls aud Others appointed In
their places, ~ d Gen. j. b. Stead.
man is appointed Chief Of Police,
pro tem,, by the Bo.rl Of Police
Commissioners. Gen 81, adman and
his police force will DO supported
b" the military, and assurance is
given alike TO tho peaceful aud tho
lawless that everything at my com,
mand, aud 10 tho utmost ofmy abil-
iiy, will be used in the endcavor 10
orcy these instructions. lIi. it.t
For the present, political process
sions aud putrolling the streets by
armed men are prnhiblted. I'T
LOWELL H. Rousseau,
nr.,.i Major Gen-nal q. s.A.. Commanding Drpi.
The Metropolitan Police Board
desired TO suspend Superintendent
Williamson temporarily, but hc re-
fused to be suspended, and was &c.
cordingly tried for iniruction of tho
municipal Metropolitan Police in
dismisSing negro policemen without
consulting the Police Board. lie
plead guilty to the charge and was
dismissed. Tho Board had previ-
ously endorsed Chief Williamson's
action in the case for which he was
dismissed.
Gen. Stcadman, ut Gen. Ro1s-
scau s request, accepted tho appoint
mcnt Of Chicfof Police pro tenn upon
condition that he be allowed his
own subordinates.
The City Council this evening
passed resolution setting forth tho
unconstitutionality the Metropol-
itan Police, under the city charter.
Mayor Conway Immediately ap-
pointed Gen. Steadman Chief of Po-
Iice-although he had already ac-
ccpted the appointment and been
sworn in l........,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29--But few
troops remain ut tic disposal oftbe
four companies of the
goth infantry, ordcred to Memphis,
arc detained here with special
train, to meet any contingecy that
may arise. l...,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
Address Of Cromwell to the
Long Parliament Eslmpers
eCOR,.tn ended 10 President
,eClauSon Dy "a COtempOrIry.

Johnson by "a COtGmpOrHry.
"A cotemporary, restless under
the restraint of waiting till the 4th
Of March next, when the Jacobins
will walk the plank at Washington
BY order Of the people. recommends
! to President JOHNSON the adoption
Of tho following order issued by
CROMWELL to the Long Parliament,
as an appropriate style Of address
to our. own Infamous Rump:
ut is high timo for me to put an
end to your sitting in this place,
WHICH yc have dishonored BY your
contempt of all virtue, and defled
by the practice of every vice Ye
are Il factious crew, and enemies to
all good government. Ye are a
pack of mercenary witches. and
would, like Esau, sell your country
for a mess fpoitage, and like Judas,
betray your God for a few pieces.
Is there n single virtue now re-
naming in you? Is there one vice
you do not posscss? Yoa have no
more religion than my horse. Gold
is your god. Which Of you has not
barlcrcd away your conscience for
-bribcs? Is there a man among you
that has the least care for tl,e good
of the Commensurate? You sordid
prostitutesl Haye. you not defled
this sacred place, aud turned the
Lords temple into a den oflhieyes2
By yvur immoral principles and
wicked practices ye have grown in
tolerabiy Odious to a whole nation.
You who were dcpuied here TO get
their grievances redresscd, arc yonr-
selves become their greatest grie-
vance. Your country. fhenefOre.
calls upon INC TO clean this augsan
stable by puttiug final period 10
your iuiqnitoaS proceedings in this
lr,usc, aud which, by Gpd's help,
ard The Strength he has giverme,
! now intend 20, do. command
yoa. uyJn the peril ~ your iites. 10
depart Immediately Dot of tins
place. Col Ca ,s,u eutl Make
hastcl Ye Tenal siares. bcgone
Take away that shining b7ub'e
therT liiic sprakers mac sin1iOek
Up the door
frslsnbas. Olis. Casa cct ~
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CAPTAIN JOHN.
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The Sailors Song.
BY vinoIxIus nurcnGS.

Away, away DER the dark rolling sea,
With our gallant bark wen speed;
It's curling crest is the home of the free,
The dauntless in thought and decl
The lnudsmen may tell of meadow and field
OF grass and Of golden grain
But meadows and fields can never yield
A bliss like the trackless main.
Away, away, as scars the eagle free,
Our fleet ship bears us Ger the sea, away
away, away.
o, there rre fair bright isles thaL softly
rest,
Like gems mid the foamy main,
Where the sea bird springs from her wave
grt nest,
To skim Der the liquid plain.
Then, far away down in The CLASSY waves,
The dolphin 5 colors glcam,
Where the. corals build their glistning
caves,
And the hasking mermaids dream.
Away, away, as suars the eagle free,
Our fleet ship bears us DER tie sea, away,
away, away. !.
We ask not rest whilst fleet we may roam,
And trim the sail and the spar,
Whilst we've the deep green sea for home,
And our own cynosure star;
For our good old craft is swift and trim;
Aud vain may the storm-wraith rave,
For our proud old bark Ger the foam will
skim
As the white gull sweeps the wave.
Away away as scars the eagle free,
Dur feet ship bears US Ger the sea, away,
away, away.
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Gen. Reynolds, in consequence Of
the recent Disturbance at Jefferson,
in which &. w, Smith and two, ne
groes were killed, has sent the fol-
lowing troops TO reinforce the force
already at that post: "a
One company of cavalry to DO
designated by post commander,
from the garrison Of Fort McKu-
wott, will proceed Immediately to
Jefferson, Texas, and take post.
One company Of cavalry, TO be
designated By the commanding Off
Ger Of the post, from the garrison Of
Fort Concho, will proceed without
delay to Jefferson, Texas, and take
post,
Company G., Seventeenth Infan-
try, is relieved from further duty at
Dallas, and ordered to proceed with
out delay to Jefferson, Texas, and
report TO, the commanding officer Of
that post for duty. One company
Of the Thirty Fifth Infantry is to
be designated by the regimcntal
from the garrison at
San Antonio, and proceed, without
delay, to Jefferson, Texas, and take
post at that place. ,....,,J
Nt hTUouston Times
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

likely lhry sill vote, all or part, u
years a. come, an as long as any
lOiy e,so votes, aud honee lh
greater necessity that they shoul
have aouess io tao rndimenls ~ Al
education. With knowledge come
selfrspeet, and THE Is tho CREATES
eonnlelhalanee yicl"us propensiiie'
With knnWicdge, lno, comes aoces
Ia opinions ami views 0f men q
Virtne and character, aud this vii
have It's good influence,
IL was greai oversight ihreI
years ago, thai oar avn people di'
not undertake the education oi th'
negroes /, WAS an oversight tha
was seen and pointed out, aud by
no one mere plainly aud emphatic
ally than hy Col Gillespie, for 4
long time the leading editor Of th,
Telegraph, and now in the Times
Office OF this city. Both he and
Prof Hancock, a devoted educator
were active In the convention Of
teachers Ia lsGG ia this cause, and
have never let the matter 90 quito
to sleep since, They and Others
iOresaw that the negroes must and
would be- educated, aud that the
work would be done either in the
interest or against the interest OF
the people. by leaving the field
open outsiders have occupied il,
who with the little reading and
writing they have taught nave
mixed mixed a :: go. l,al or anlindnoss
towards the old population and
many ideas incompatible with the
peace and well being oi society. 1t
Ia no, too late yet Ia mend the mat
ter. Let there be "a good ireedmen's
school built in every town and II
good teacher supplied, aud my word
for II. il will lie we'll attended and
well supported. Give them better
schoOlh0use aud "a better school than
the Chicago Mission or the Bureau
and they will not be long
IN finding out on which side their
bread is but,cred.
| observe that an effort is being
made to arouse the attention of the
people Of Galveston TO the inpor
ancc of deep. -" the channel OF
hat harbor An argument used is
certainly founded in fact, that
arge part Of the mcrchandizc-Gor
Texas now reaches the interior
without touching at Galveston for
his cause. Vessels that cannot
ome TO the wharf with full load
generally the better class ofvessels,
AXE a large part of their loading
or the Direct Navigation Company,
ischarging upon that Company's |
arges in Bolivar harbor, which
arges are taken thence direct to
Iouston. Whether Il deepening of
he channel would do away with
his practice is questionable. 1t
'ould, however, enable vessels to
BAD altogether FOR Galveston if
eight offered, and then discharge
hem without delay on their arrival,
thing that cannot now be done
Iowbeit, what Galveston loses by
le present course of freight the in
,riof gains, and so | doubt not that
neither deep or shallow the water
lay be in the channel along the
land east of the city, harges will
ontinuc to bring the bulk of the
eight for the interior. Still the
Importance Of deepening Galveston
arbor is growing, and must ere
,ng force itself upon the attention
Thon the Kansas Railroad meets
lc Central at Red river, it will be
uud that either that tlinnnel must
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

"THE D-DFsr FooLs Recent
" in Viclssburg there was a large
Democratic proccssinn, in which
were borne several United States
flags. which at the request Of seve-
raj citizens. had been soaned by the
post quartcrmastcr The parade Of
voters being large and impressive,
alarming the carpet baggers, seve-
raj Of them called on zen. Gillem.
and c0fnplaire'l that his officer bad
furnished flags to procession
which vas ''impcdins rccnnstruc-
ticn." @Genilemen. said the Cen
eral 'von are the d-dest fools !
erer saw. I fought tiose people
four rear- a. make them carry the
flag. ard now roa1rs mad because
fhev wish % march undcr il.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

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art. is fhe --latest Caiiiernia term
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26

STATE OF VERM0NT,l In, probate Coul
LAMo1LLE DISTRICT SIS hoIGen ut The probate
Office ii, johnson, IN snid district on the l9ti
day OF February, A y 1865.
Amos Dwinnel, administrator Of the estate 0
Betsey smith late OF Moristown in said Di'nic
deceased presents hi, administration accoun
for examination and allowance, and makes spph
cation for a decree OF distribution aDdpartlt,ot
of the estate OF said deceased. " hereupon II Ii
ordered by said Court, that said account ant
said application be referred TO a ion oi ssit
curt to be held at the Probate Office in ssis
JDhnso o., on the 10th day Of March A. d. 1858
for hearing and decision thereon: And II il
fnrther ordered. that notice hereof be gwen tc
all persons interested, bv puhlicatian OF the eaILt
three wet k. auccessively IN the l.amoille New
dealer a newspaper published at Hydepark, pre-
yiuus to said time appointed tr hearing, iha
they may appear AT suid time and place, anc
show cause, II any they may have, why ssld
account should not be allowed, and such deeree
made. BY the Court Atts.t'
IA JOHN /. GLEED. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26

sag' a young LADY returning to lrel
country home, after q sejourn OF a lew months
in The city was hardly recogpizedb by her friend.
in place Of coarse, rustic flushed lace, she had
soft ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth
ness and instead of twenty-three she really APP
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause Of so great chaoge, she plainly told then
that she used tile Circassian Balm, and cousid
FRED it an invaluable acquisition to any LADY,
loilet. BY its use any lady or gentleman can in
prove their personal appearance an hundredfold
1t Is simple in It's combination. as nature heyac
is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy IN draw
ing Impurities from. also healing, cleansing and
Identifying the skin and completion. by Us
direct action on the cutfcle it draws from II all
itsimpnrities, kindly healing the same and Ieav
ing the surface rs nature intended II should be
clear soft smooth aud beautiful. Price s sent
by mail or express. on receptof an order by
" /, CLARK Il 90. Chemists,
25yl No west fayette st, Syracuse. y.
The only American agents for the sslo Of asme.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Courl
LAxoiLLE COUNTY, s.. held at johnson in
| said district, on the lith day Of Feb, a. DISCS
T. .. Andrus. guardian unto Abbie A. Audfus
minOr,of Wolcott, in said District represents 10
thi, Gov that il would be conducive to the in
tereSt OF his said ward to sell all the real estate
which hls taid wqrd owns in Wolcott,
lur the pugposs OF putting the proceeds thereof
at interest and asks SAID Court TO grant him
license to sell the same 7l4fs% $3.50
Nhereupon, it is ordered by said Court that
said application GONE nider consideration and
Ike heard onsthe 10Th day Oi March. 4 ID 1858
at the Probate ''ilice IN johnson aud ills iur.
ther ordered that all persons interested be noti.
fled hereof. by publication Of notice OF this appIi
cation and order thereon three weeks successive.
Is in the Lamoie Newsdealer printed at II yde
Park before said time OF hearing that they may
appear at saia time and place, and il they SEE
cause, object thereto. .t.s
BY order Of Court
IA JOHNI. GI.EED, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
TO Vermont Farmers.

Double Refined Poud cite, composed OF the
night sol ana oiial OF New York Lity, Is the
most forcing ana quick acting manure n mar
Ret; twice as strong as the article commonly
known as pOudroJie One-hali as much will 20
as lar. 1t is equal TO the best supeiphosphales
in market at less than hah the piIee Is sui la
Hble Tor every crop or garden-stuit 10 will ma.
tule them ten days 10 two weeks earlier, ana
double the product. So Will manure an acre of
6 IN in the hill. Price ia burlington, $50 pei
ton Pamphlets with lnll Information sen ION
Application TO j S.'telree " o0n, Burlington,
W., agents for Lodi manufacturing Go. sm3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
& / { D

q ~ liydepark, Feb. % Lucy Ef1ie, daugh Ter
~ Erastus and CLARA Eaton, aged II years
Months and 3days. &.
K DearlEtie, thou art now at rest.
M Now free from earthly pam
Now sleeping on thy Saviors breast
S Our loss to thee is gain.
a. Wolcott Fec. 10Th. Flora Belle Robbins
4xfd six months.
INV inona,s Ms. at the residence other son
prrts, Mrs. Mary Hopkins. wife OF Hiram Hop
kln4of haine-Prs irie, Cal. formerly OF Cam
bridge, aged 10 years. Funeral services and bu
YtAl from the residence of don. IL. Sto we'll, in
bAmo idge, the 2fth hist t..a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
|etlce I'm Rapltvupfcy.

Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the Stat day
'annary. 1858, q Warrant In Bankruptcy
|1esaed against the Estate Of John Chao.
M sorristQws. in the county OF .amoille
bate OF vermsnt, who has been Alluded =
<rupt on His own Petition that the Paw.
OF any Debts. AMI Delivery o. any lroper.
onging TO such Bankrupt TO him. q for
nse, and the Transfer Of any Property by
Pre- forbidden ty Law that Meeting Of
rsditors = said Bankrupt, 10 Prove their
and 10 choose one Or more Assignecs Of
pate, will be held ~ q Court Of BANKRUPT.
pc holden at the Offce Of Brigham 4 War
Hydepark In the county Of Larnoille,
John p. Sartle, Register On the 5th lay
I4rrh A. n. 1868 II. A. SMALI,EY,
putty United States Marshal az McHsenge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
ca.arrh almost always attends Consumption

Ca arrh almost always attends Consumption
and frequently leads TO it. Z.
In Oxygenizcd Air we have positive cure
for this disease The remedy IL taken BY inhal.
alton .--hreathed directly IL to tile lungs and
through them carried into the blood thus rs soon
as the bl.od will carry it, it reaches all parts oil
the system. decompo ing the impure matter In
the blood and expeing 1t through the pores
ami through the natural chcnnes from the sys
ten. Thus you will see That the cause Of the
disease Is removed and The disease itself must
follow. .4r E;rl et ID 81.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
VIM G ATwELL's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour'
LAsoILLE DISTRICT rs. holden at johnson
IN said District, on the 10Th day OF FEB. a. D.
1868
ru- Amasa Stevens, admins.
TRAITOR of the estate of VIM &. AtYrll. late Of
Eden in said Distti1t deceased, makes app
cation TO said Court iog license to sell all or part
Of the real estate Of said deceased rel reaenting
that said sale Is necessary for the payment OF
ihe debts of said deceased, and expenses oI
administration
Whereupon il is ordered by said CONT thai
said application come unovr confederation an
be heard on the 9Th day of March, 4. d. shs
at the Probate Office in said johnson, and il
il further ordered that notice hereof be given 70
all persons interested by publication OF the
same three weeks succcsllyely in the i.amOile
ewsdealer, Il newspaper published AT Hyde
BARK, previous TO the time appointed for hearing,
Thai they may appear at SAID time and place and
sho. cause if any they may have, why such
lecree ii tuld no. be made.
by the court Attest,
II JOHN / Gl Fed. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
MECHANICS,
call and sec as bsf,re pouchusiag your
sSrAFfDRD & ELLINGTON
stowe Feb. ] /, 1868. ~
uvJ. WcosrEa LEacu's ESTATE

Benz, WOOSTER LEaous ESTATE
IRE Subscribers, having been appointed by
1 the Honorable Probate Court Tor tho District
OF Lamoiiie Commissioners. to receive, exam
me and adjust ali claims and demands. OF all
persons, against the estate OF Benjamin Wooster
Leach, late OF Hyiepal k in said District, deceas-
ed. represented insOvent, and the term ql six
months iron the I'd day Of February 1865.
being allowed by said Court TO the creditors OF
said deceased. 10 exhibit and prove their rcspec.
tive claims before Us Give notice, that We will
attend to the duties Of our appointment at
the dwelling house lately occupied by said de-
ceased Ia Hydepark in said District. on the
first day of July next, at y o'clock in the fore.
noon on said day,
GILMAN NJ. SHERwfNl Commits
ALFaED HoLBR0oK, ! sioners.
Hydepark, Feb. H. 1858. ID
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
CHRONIC CATARRH

Why entertain this loathsome disease when Ell
liei can be obtained? We meet those every day
who are suffering from Catarrh to such an extent
that the Air passage IN the head arc in partly
decOnposed ndition,-the nose and throat
filed with such mass Of corrupt matte that
they aie objects OF disgust to themselves, and U
pity to lhose with whom they associate.
hnnic Catarrh usually affects The head, fauces
and bronchial tubes. IL Is invaribly caused by
humoral or in 1amiaatory blood, by which the
mucous membrane is made sore or inhaned, pro
dueing a eopious eiius0n oiviscid matter. II II
be produced by Scloiula in the blood ii is almost
certain to end in Consumption, unless speedily
cured, because il is impossible to entirely pre-
veAt the matter from running down the Bion-
chial into the air vesic'es, and such is the OK
coriatins, or scalding property of the matter, it,
contact with the delicate linlngs of the AR cells
at once causes irritation and invites the humor.
al properties of the blood tQ deposit therein Tub
ereles and Ulcers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
pArRlcK ElNNEGANs EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Conrt,
LAMorLLE DIsTRIC rs held at johnson in
aid OSTRICH, on the 18th day Of February. A. D.
1865.
Amas9 Hteyens. adminstrat y
O. the estate Of Psti k finlcgan, late OF
Ellen in said District decea'ed presents his
administration account for examination and
allowance and makes Application tor decree OF
Distribution aud partition OF lh0 estate of said
,ceased. Nheleupon, it is ordered by sald
Couu that said account and said Application be
rfrrred TO session OF said Court to he hP,j at
the 'roha'e Office in said johnson on the IG day
of March p. 1868, for heal ing and decision
thereon And it is further ordered That notice
hereof be given to all persons interested, by pab'
icaton OF the same three weeks snccessiycIy in
the .amoic NGwsdealer Il wspapger publish
ed at hyde park previous tn said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear at said time
aud place, and SHOW cause, it any they may
have why said account should not, be allowed
and such decree mnde. Attest,
p Ii JOHN l.. GLEED, Register
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26

In this same manner we treat and radically
cure Bronchitis and Consumption Let no on,
suffering from these diseases despair of relief
If you too far away to visit our office and set
Us personally writea description Of sonr symp
toms, andforward to the address. below.
Send for our circular, which gives a full des
cription of these diseases.
Out of the many thousands Of Testimonials re
ceiyed we publish the following r.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-26
It is hereby nacted by the General Assembly Of
the state vi Vermont.

It is hereby nacted by the General Assembly Of
the state vi Vermont.
1t Is hereby enacted 6c. ~
SEC. 4. Alter the ex pitation efthe charter Of
any bank chartered by this State. Ut Aiter the
termination OF the existence Of any such bank
agreeahly TO the laws OF this state, such bank
may ctuse notice to be published in all the week
~ newspapers OF the county Nhere huch Lank is
located, Tor one fun year. setiiug forth that said
bank will Ieueem its outstanding bills. the day
OF the expiration of the charter, or the date.Of
the termination OF its existence, and cory of
this act, and upon due publication OF such no
tice neither such bank nor its officers shall be Ii
able TO any action Tor the nOn.redemptiOn OF any
OF its outs standing bills unless the same lhall
have been duly presented and payment theieef
demanded within the year Aforesaid at the bank
Jug house Of said bank. AN'#
SEQ. After the expiration of the charter. or
after the termination Of the existence of any
such bank as the Aforesaid, such bank shall cease
to be subject to the operation, or liable 10 the
proyi,i' Ne of the siXty-thrd section OF Chapter
Eighty nine of the General Statutes.
SIC. 8. Thu. actshal take effect from Its pass
age. ID, -
Approved Nov. 10. 1866; q llT 2syl