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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-16

G.f Suh.rrii-is 4" the llrRNLp In Ian,
rasItr Rnl vicinity, eau settle their sub
srrllIi"ns With loHrRr ER"rnIRToN, Esl,,
of the fem of nroihcrion 4 Co, Who Is duly
authorised To icrri'r aud receipt for any
maur,S due the Herald Office.
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8,a,e nxseu'.ys Conservative Com

Gate ExSeu',ys Conservative Com
n;lsCs-
jam uASrnlH, At TnEis, GiziFsasE
~ HENDERSON, - Harris,
) 4, MAVERICK, IT iirNaF,
RICHARD inkh ~ MrlTnnan-
HAMILTON STUART, ~ GaiEesien,
T. h. EVANS, ~ iisTrisan,
= A.. TiiR0rk MORTON, ~ CalliR,
IAS, n. STARR, ~ Naces,lerLss
4, ), Gnul.n, II lran,
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DALLAS IYCEUNI,

M,r's every Thursday evening AZ the Ma
-or,r Hail, The attendance Of ladies Is
,'.i rrihiliy requested,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-16

Philadelphia is assessed on s445,-
SOC. 900 real estate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-16
EDHg sac,

4 BOILER, good as new and without n
N blemisb, sufficient to drive an lS-horse
engine, for sale CHEAP. Apply to
CARSON Il LEWIS,
May lG-35:3t1 Weatherford, Texas.
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J.R- BAIRD, \
c. ". FOX Commit
AZ. b. DONALD.

Nay 2 A D. ls5s-A. l. 1855.
IS. Newspapers in West Tennessee
please cory.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

LNROM $500 TO $4O0-PARTNER WANTED IN A
pleasant business will make 300 weekly and bear the
closest Investigation. Inquire OF Mr. AMEs, NO. Commercs
st reet
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN STAT TES.-THE UN
~ desgned beg to intimate to Eastern correspondents thai
they continue prompt and pansakDg attention to tho
business of collecting bills and claims in this city and through
the Northwestern States making prompt returns by drats
in gold currency, Winsow, Lanier Co.. New York;
Merchants Bank Boston; Drexe & Co., Philadelphia, h
whom we refer. Money invested under instruction.
GEO. G. SMITH IL BRO, BankerB
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

L1OR SALE -ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A VINEGAR
~ Mandatory, doing large and paying business
For particulars inquire of W. X. LEWIS CO., ls9 Pearl
street, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

A BAKERY FOR SALE-NOW DOING A GOOD
~ business Horse Wagon Route years. lease cheap
rent FRS. clas location Apply 2so Beecker street. In
forenoon.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

S1 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET.-A FINE SUIT
III OF family Rooms; also two single Rooms, with hrst
class
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

INOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND ONE
IL years Lease from May of Millinery Store on Broad'
"A location. Terms low for cash. Address
NJ N. b., box b64 Post office.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

20 WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
I'D Fifth and Sixth avenues-Elesany furnished Second
Floor to let together separate with first class Board
Splendid summer residence.
The New York herald., 1868-05-13

L,OR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIX.
lures Butter Store; the beet location In this city.
For particulars inquire at $50 Eighth avenue from TO
O'Clock M
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L Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Letter
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THE REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIP
II heretofore existing between KENNY A
PORTER is dissolved from TIE 1t * July last
y. q. KENNY,
IN ]. i. PORTER.
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The Msboming river, in the neighbor-
hood Of WarreB, Ohio. is infested BY
reptiles from one TO two feet long, and
resembling Alligators in shape.
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A gentleman Of Naples intends prose-
cutting the Italian Government for
money lost BY brigands- Should be
gain his case, Italy is bankrupt.
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Bishop KinbaIl used to be 4 potter.
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The Princess Of Wales, on July 4th,
became the mother Of a young daughter,
her fourth child. She was married on
March 10, 1868, and has now two sons
and two daughters, the eldest child being
four and a half years old. The child Just
born makes the thirteenth graudchlld
which has been born to Queen Victoria.
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From Wnnl,inrtnn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE House
Committee on Judiciary commenced
an examination to-day as to the truth
of the charges against Judge Field.
The statement that Representative Will
son, OF Iowa, Chairman Of the Commit
tee, has given testimony upon the SUBJ
ject is incorrect.
WASHINGTON Feb. THE new Brit
ish Minister, Mr.. Thornton, was intro
duced to the President to. day by the
Secretary of State. In the course of his
reply to Mr.. Thornton's pleasant adj
dress, the President said the people of
the United States "may we'll believe
that Her Majesty is entirely sincere
In the kindly message which, under
her command, you have delivered to
me, and this belief will encourage them
to hope for speedy and amicable adj
justment of the matters in difference
between Her Majesty's Government
and the Government of the United
States"
A movement is being made for a call
for national convention at Cincinnati
to represent the producing industries of
the United States. The character of the
convention will probably be somewhat
political as we'll as material, it being
the intention to place the government
and its policy under the control of the
producing interests. The convention
will be called under the auspices of the
Nation Cheap Freight Railway League.
Candidates for President and Vice
President to represent the interests of
production will without doubt be put
in nomination.
Secretary McCulloch is still confined
to his house from injuries received by a
fall on the steps of the Treasury De-
partment. He is able to move about
his room, but physicians think it best
he should not resume his duties at the
Department till Monday.
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From st. louis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. THE several COM
mittees appointed few days ago, to
devise means to secure the holding of
Democratic National Convention in
st. Louis, have fully organized and
gone enorgetically to work raising
money and adopting measures neceS-
sary to effect the object in view.
Colonel Bogy. of this city, member
of the National Democratic Conven-
ton, has been authorized to pledge
money to any amount necessary to
bring the National Convention here.
The total amount of United States
taxes collected in the First District of
this State for 1867 is 1851 200; of this
amount, $1,656, $50 We derived from
manufacturers and productions; 1867,
166 from spirits withdrawn from bond;
S341, $50 annual income assessment;
$168. 38l, annual license assessments;
$685. sos, gross receipts from theatres,
railroads, express companies, &c., and
the remainder from various sources.
In the Kansas State Senate, yester-
day, an act was passed allowing any
person, without regard to sex or color,
to practice law in all the Courts, if
possessed of requisite qualification
The House, after good dea. of discus
sion, passed the Senate resolution ask
ing Congress to grant certain subsidies
to the Kansas Branch of the Union Pa
cific railway. The vote was Y to 8.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdviOes to the 7th Of February.

LONDON, Feb. 7.--Later advices from
the British army now operating in
Abyssinia. are very discouraging, and
forbids the hope of successful or safe
move this season.
LONDON, Feb. 7-11:15.-Consols, 931<
935S for money and account; o. g.
Bonds, 71Aa7IT; illinois Central SIN;
Erie, AK.
LATER-12, MUS. Bonds, Tx; ILL.,
nois, s75S; Atlantic and Great West
ern, %. "
FRANKFORT, Feb. 7-11;16.-U. 8,
Bonds, 76T. f
PARIS, Feb. 7-11:15.-Bullion in the
Bank of France has increased 2,1OO,-
600 francs; Bourse firm; Rentes, higher.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7-11:15.-Cotton, ac-
tive and firm; prices unchanged; sales
of the week, los, 900 bales; for specula-
ton. 5000 bales; for export, $1,000;
stock on hand, $40, 900 bales, whereof
134, 900 are American; Corn, 42s and cd;
others unchanged.
-LATER-12 M.-Cotton, active and
higher; uplands, Sd; Orleans, SID;
Lard, 54s. ---...
ANTWERP, Feb. 7-1;2o-Petroleum,
40 francs.
The Vote on the Alabama COnstItu.
tiOn.
NEW YORK. Feb. IA Montgomery
special to the World of the 9th states
that the extension of the election over
Saturday Is due to the representations
from this point to Washington. General
Meade will arrive here to- morrow. The
vote is still light and without frauds
the Constitution cannot be carried.
General Meade wishes to separate the
election on the Constitution and for of
hcers under it, but General Grant or
dered him not to interfere.
In South Alabama, the heavy negro
portion, voting is light. North Alabama
has not been heard from.
Thirty-six hundred negroes out of
$500 have voted to date in this county,
the Radical stronghold in the State.
Thirty thousand votes have been cast
in the State thus far, but $4,000 votes
are necessary to carry the ratification.
Several attempts were made to-day to
stuff the ballot boxes but were de-
tected by challengers, and the bogus
votes were thrown out.
An Atlanta special to the Tribune
says: Alabama letters and dispatches
declare that since the change of COM
mand in the removal of Gen. Sweeney,
the efforts of the military authorities
appear determined to defeat the consti-
tuition. New registrations, hostile to
reconstruction, were inaugurated at
Selma. The Freedmen registers refuse
to serve on such board. Registers
have been instructed to change ali rules
which make an election in the time
provided, an impossibility. Hundreds
of disqualified persons in North Ala
bama have lately been registered in
order to count at non-votfng places.
Lauderdale county has but one voting
place for 5000 voters. Gilmore county
has single ballot box in charge Of
rebel judges. In Chambers county
there is no election whatever. In MANY
other counties the election is a farce,
1t is computed that 10000 votes will be
lost to the constitution. Hundreds of
freedmen are waiting in vain from day
to day to get chance to vote. No
blame is attached to Gen. Meade, whose
instructions were liberal and proper.
The Superintendent chosen by Colonel
Hayden ordered the election to be con-
Quoted according to the laws of Ala
bama.
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NEW YoRE. MARCH soth. 1sel.
Me.us. Geo. @ Ru6bel q c., Hudson. N. Y.

Me&1T9. Geo. @ duObet q Co.. dudBOn, n. 7.
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Skating Convention.

P1rrsBURaH, Feb. 1.-THE American
Skating Convention now being held at
the Keystone Skating Rink, has repre-
the United States and Canada. The
contest for the championship of Amer-
'ica-am set with diamonds valued
at FIVE hundi ed dollars, was won by
Frank Swift, of New York. The prize
of one hundred dollars and pair OF
skates is to be confession for tonight by
ladv akatera
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, Feb. 6.-James Henry
was buried alive in coal yard this
morning, by an excavated coal heap
falling on him. He was dug out an
hour afterwards, but life was extinct.
HaldimOnd d Co.'s, hardware store
took fire last night and was totally de-
stroyed. Several explosions of gun
powder took place, and three tiremen
were severely injured. Insured for
Three thousand dollars have been con.
tributed by the parishes of Quebec to-
wards the Canadian Papal Lauares.
The funeral Of the late James Law
took place to-day, and was attended
by all the leading merchants and citi.
OTTAWA, Feb. Offenders for the
Dominion stock have come in freely, ,
and it is understood none have been
accepted undee par.
ToRoETo, Feb. 6.-The 18th regiment
stationed here, are under orders to re-
move to London. The 18th Highland.
at present at Montreal, will supply
their place.
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/, gentlemen. yours, with respect.
Cashier FABRtGOU.
NEW YORK, January II, 1884.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Resol utions de-
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operators in regard to the Chicago,
Rock Island d Pacific Roilroad, offer
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


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YoNKBRs. May 9. 1854.

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Life is Warm! Death is Cold

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MeafEaI.
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LEGATION OF U: s. IN JAPAN,


The citizens of the United States are
informed thai in conjunction with my
colleagues, have made arrangements
with the japanese Government by
which the city of Yeddo, the town of
Nequate, on the West Coast, and the
harbour of Ebesurnato, on the Island of
SADIE, will be opened to them to trade
and residence, pursuant to a treaty
stipulation on the 1st day of april.
LSizned]
r. B. VAN vA1KENBURa,
Minister Resident of the q. s. in Japan.
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NEW YORK, Feb. THE following
letter has been received from r. B.
Van Valkenburg, Minister Resident OF
the United States in Japan:
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The Latest News.
Y TELEGRAPH.

BY the Union Line:
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MONEY AND STOCKS

GOVERNMENT STooKs-Coupons 1872
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MONEYS per cent. Sterling on.
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