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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.


Repor,cd to me rs IN estray 10y John M. Rawlins,
County Commissioner, one GRAY MARE ana CoLii
mare supposed to be six years old, branded HiA,
on the left shoulder. 1873
Reported to me an estray, by Lewis Long
County Commissioner: One S0RREL MAKE,
branded with figure and w over 1t and 5 W on
the lei, hip, about AZ hands high, supposed to be
10 or II years old. n 4rt,, Is
Rcportcd to me rs estrays, by John Nj. Rawlins,
County Commissioner. One black and white pided
or specked OK about years old, marked with crop
OF the right ear branded Y had large bell on also
one red and white pided OK, marked with under
branded W w b or 8 years old +; also one red aud
white pided MULEY OK, marked with crop and un.
derbit in each ear, an uninielligible brand. Also
one GRAY PONY MARE and GOLF mare supposed
HIST
Reported to be as estrays, by Isanc Is. Webb
Connty Commissioner: One BAY MARE and one
BROW n NJ ARE, marked linderbit in the left ear
AIso one yearling BROWN COLT l7:3t.
TAKEN UP by John Dougherty and estrayed be-
FIRE JOS. s. Strother, j. p. Precinct No. D, one
MOUSE OOLoRED MARE MULE, 10 years old, nc
brands, Az hands high, harness marked, upper
teeth all knocked out but thr e; appraised at 500
TAKEN UP by Jere R. Jackson and estrayed be.
fore "a Myers, J. p. Precinct No. 2, one BLACK
HORSE, with white In forehead about or years
old about II hands high, branded t on left shout
der appraised at SO ~ liI;3t"I
REORTED to me ms an estray by John NJ. Rawlini
County Commissioner, enc sOBREL PONY HORSE
about 10 years old, IL hands high, right eye out
blaze in face, both hind feet white. ll6;3tl
S. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.C.T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hails~aY's riils--tesliFiia = IS 80.
-Tlsss ,sasi a. rsssI szi srlsE saFgis q t.is
10 teal 30 lhs el.i sns ssis ssssa.'s 90 '"''''
lir ia,ls rsanel b. husiihy- 81 AL s'e'~s-'s -.
sniilliaas Iasiiiass ia ssisirHss hsiiesAs 'FiAls
.rs a. uasi ss.siiss sHi ssisilias "a - t'A'As
10 thsiT arlisa lat il asas ~ IL 40 ''sais,' 49,
srss sassl,s he sgsisas o. ths Nsa''s'i' y -
hssius /, u sisiTasiiaEs sHi inrsii''e' 'ss r'is
isaa 70 F.sisls ils s,ss'isily ssa sssI ssla - an
pTsssisia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
A New stateandaNew Constitu-


We have before us well printed
document on white paper, bound in
pamphlet form, with ''yellow COW
err" purporting to be a constitution
of West Texas. We have read only
the preamble which says: eve the
people of West Texas, acknowicdg-
ing with gratitude the grace of God
in permitting to make choice ofour
form ofGovernment, do ordain," &c.
This was enough for us. We are
not aware who is the father of this
"yellow back" literature, or how
many fathers it may have had, but
this we do know, that the "grace OF
God" has had nothing to do with
it. 1t is fat rebellion. 1t is seccs-
sion of the worst sort. The strong
est advocate. of State Rights and Sc
cession never dreamed of the people
of one part Of q State withdrawing
from the other and larger portion.
This is worse rebellion than any
thing Of which the Southern States
were guilty. This ought to be
looked to. Who knows put II is the
intention Of these rebels to join
with Mexico, and thus be the cause
Of another war; 1t looks like
another Aaron Burr conspiracy, and
an attempt 10 put the hero Of Car
rion Crow on the throne Of the
Hontezumas. We hope the mill
tarr authorities viii be on the alert.
fAustin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

Gov. Throckmorton, Judge Han
cock, and some other leading Con
servalives, called on Gen. Candy, a
few days since, and had very pleas
ant interview. These distinguished
Texans presented their views as TO
the true condition of the State and
the sentiment of the people. They
pronounce the General a sensible
and very discreet man. They got no
expression from on general subjects,
or what his views were, or the i'm
preston made on his mind by radi-
cal reports Galveston Civilian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
a1ew Sdvertisements.
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of 4drrdnt
County Greeting:
NoU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to
a summon David Snow by publishing
this citation in the-NDallas Herald four
weeks, 10 be and appeSr at a regular term
of the County Court, to be holden at the
courthouse, in the town of Fort Worth, in
Tarrant county, on the first Monday in
April next (lSG9,) then and there to an
swer the petition Of George Ball, j. II.
Huichings, John Sealy and George Sealy,
nov on file against said David Snow, in
said Court. Said petition charges, among
other things, that on the 10th day of July,
1850. one j. t. Tucker and the said David
Snow. by the name and stylelof Tucker 4
Snow. executed their certain promissory
note TO Belts, Nichols & Co, of the city
and State Of New York, for the SUN of two
hundred and ffiy-nine dollars and sixty
eight cents, payable at the Office Of Ball,
Hu.chiues & Co, Galveston, eight months
after the date thereof
Petition further charges that the said
Belts. Nichols & Co. transferred and as
sieued said note TO Plaintiffs, and then and
here delivered said note to Plaintiffs.
Petition further charges that said ]. T.
Tucker is insolvent and that the said David
SNOW is not resident Of the State OF
Texas. and that the said David Snow has
property in the county Of Tarrant. Pc
tifioners pray for the writ Of attachment
afsinsftis said Darid Snow
The non-residence Of said David Snow IL
proven br the aiidavit Of II. @. Hendricks,
attorney for Petitioners. Petitioners pray
for citation and for Judgment against said
snow. and for all relief, &c.
Herein fail not, and make due return Of
this writ, showing how yen have executed
Witness A. G. WALKER Clerk
(sFAr. \of the County Court Of Tarrant
ONS/County, and the seal Of said
Conf hereon impressed. Done at ofice
tbs 5ih day Of January A. d 1852
A. .. WALKER.
Clerk Cosnfy couri. Isrrsni Co. Tsras-
inn9-174r
Cone e h@rd JsnuaJ 5ih 1852. and
srss-cs 70 be putiishs1 fDr four rssks lan-
sEA0I, Sheriff ICT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
LIME! LIME!

n HAVE ON hand about 5000 bushels OF
fresh Waite Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, aud equal TO any ever made In this
country, which will sell at 10 cts per
bushcl at retail, or at SO 90 for one hun
dred bushels. will also continue TO kecr
a full supply Mt all times, at my place near
Caruih's Spring, in the north part OF town
half mile from the Public Square.
JNO. BARBER.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 80, lS6s-S;tf
p. s.-Mr. John Loupot win keep this Lime
on sale in Dallas, near the Christian
Church, whore he will be pleased to supply
all demands
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

aaylWe saw medium-sizcd black bear
Thursday, on the Square, tied at the rear
end of wogon. Druin was born ana
reared amid the hills Of Palo Pinto county
He is quito tame, has a good appetite ana
will no doubt some day find his way into
somebody's dnner-pot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

We learn from the Dallas Herald
that two steamboats, are ready with
the rising of the river to run the
trade between that point and Gal
weston, and that sevral more will
come up with the rising Of the river.
One of these boats, the Sallie Hay
mes, was built by the enterprlslng
citizens. The citizens mnst.regard
the navigation of the Trinity to
that point II success, as we learn
from the same source, that several
boat-load of produce await tho rls-
ing Of the waters. Should the
stream prove navigable to Dallas,
we augur for it a bright future. 1t
is improving very rapidly now, but
this being a fact, It's present state
of improvement will be nowhere.
In our Judgment it will be the me-
tropo4is OF Northern Texas. Bully
for Dallas.-[Cleburnc Chronicle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

ea-In he issue of the Austin u'l''''
dated January Atb, the editor speaks crate
fully OF reoei wing through the Pns'o'Hee o
beautiful noct-tie from Democratic
,Girin A few days since we received 4"
beaded watch erie from an unknown lazy
who,rc sOabt Tot is both Democratic ana
and pretty. Tie misfortune is that we
baye no watch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
,c~pr. J. ". IIa yucs has presented III

rsyDr. J. W. Haynes has presented the
Nc. am with an assistant eiitor-in The
shane Of long, keen pair of scissors-who
.h., wade into the good things OF our CO.
tempor.rios. The Doctor has on hand and
generally keeps a very large and compr'-
S.nsive stock of dry goods, groceries, etc.,
etc, which, according to his advertisement
in the HERALD, he is anxious to get oil his
hands at prices liberal to purchasers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
SCHEDULE
OF the Arrival and Departure OF the
Mails at Dallas, Texas.

DALLAS PoST0fFICE, 1865.
GALyEsToN.-Arriyese every Monday Thursday
and Saturday at5P.M. Departs every Sunday, We'd
neslny and Friday at AN.
CLARKSVILLE-Arrives every Tuesday at Pm.
aud Friday aud Sunday at 6A;M Departs every Tnes'
day at ! AN and Thursday and Saturlayat pm.
MARSIIALL.-A Arrives every Sunday and Thursday
atGpW. Departs every Monday and Friday at o AM
GAINsyILLE.-Arri every Tuesday at Pm
DEPARTS every Wednesday al AN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Thursday atoP'A
Departs every Mcnday at8 AN.
BUCHANAN.-Arrlves every Thursday at pm
Departs every Monday at GAN.
POSTOFFICE H0URS--Eyery day In the week from
SAM until Pm, and every Sunday from to DAM
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
n,,.sp aesu,. faiI visiiaiisa'

METHODIST EPISCOPAL Vhnhsn,IlN ~
-. n, hsla every snnday a. " vrls =. "A
nj a, avis candle light. sabbath ssA'e' - N'-
al a'slesk A, n, ...,..,.,.,, a.,
n, N scuooI PRRsRYTERIAS cnuhth-hn'
Srt1 NsnoNALn, viii rTsach al ihv tunAlf'l-l
PIssI,tsrian Ch1Ish, on the third sau'4'N :" '-''
month, 80. ..,,,rpe,f
CUMBERLAND PREsnYftRiAS ,h NV. ~, I'm.
Rev. A. J. IiAHNEs, Paiiur, VII pes, si ~ .ni
L.,lanl Pf..hyisran Churrh, on Ne :, ,N'1u ~
$500 s,hi..ih, In each month snd hr, ~ '
b,sr, on lhs ursi and hnh sahtalhs' 10 WV ''''
buillins.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16

rsy-we understand there was pleasant
social gathering atthe hospit"bIe residence
Of Hon. N. NJ. Burford, one evening this
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
Trinute OF Respect.
FoRr WoRTa LoDGE No. lis, !
Fonr WORM, TARRAsT Co, Texas,
December ], 1869. J

FoRr WORTH LODGE NO. lfH,
Fonr WORTH, TARRAsT Co., Texas,
December ], 1869. }
Alta special meeting Of Fort Worth
LoIge. No. l4s. held ut the Lodge Room in
The town of Fort worth, on Tuesday even
inr. December ], A. D. 1863, a, L. 6sbS, The
following resolutions were offered and
unanimously udopted'
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God to
remove from our midst, our beloved
brother. Thomas Lloyd, (who died at his
fathcrs residence IN Tarrant County,
Texas. on the 30th November, 1881
Therefore,
Be II Resolrcd, l. That in his death, ma
sonrv has lost devoted friend, and society
worthy member.
.. That while we deeply symPathize with
the relatives of the deceased, we humoly
bow to the will of Hin who doeth all things
well.
3 That the members of this Lodge wear
the usual badge OF mourning for thirty
days. ,.;on ,o
sent to the DALLAS HERALD for publication
II. G. HENDRICKS, !
w.P. BURTS, Committee
j. C. TERRELL,
Attest: j. P. SMITH, Secretary.
IHarrodsturgh, Kentucky papers please
oony I ..f.
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Flows PL0WB.
Encourage Home Industry !
The Mcdonnell Plows,
BLACK wAxY LAND

BLACK hAAi LAMB
thsn ang sihsr tini ever nsnuiasinTei o.
impsFisi inia Tssas This il eFssd as
ssrtiaa. tui sne ihai fsn h essiiF pFatfh
br = larss hamter ~ abe wesi resPeeiabls
and saossssnii arneTs " Dallas sad s1r-
rsanains eeantirs, as gill apl'seF ffeW ihs
esrtiasaies furnished ne b. gfniieiaen sho
have or several ysax saiilyaied iAs'r
farms With plows UaEa'asinFsi ~ @s'-
Oas o. ihsss esnihealss is hsFsie appsad'
Cd, as folleSs' ..,.,.,,.s.
- uusrs rlsi fsIuasis Trsidns in tesll-s s.ants
tskr 1ust Iilasurs "a rnisass1ars a. tHs tsia.s-
- 80 E.aa. tle flaes raiaAaIsa Al iasiiss
A. I.sssA a. N,asnnfll, ~ lAsshE IA hlAa
WANN lAAn a. AsSOAAklL 10 nash slilals9 =
sps altrf kiui 4 Ilss 30 hasa rssf aifa ~ - ~ -
a. does n ar ifiIlf ~ Nitt a. ls ise'e - -
RIan riln, ~ ~ - al Esusns teg 80 - tlsss
s..,r' ,inrsi =, gssstA n Mfttnnsli ant - siil
49,, - ,1al,se A. Turlsl sl.uT larrsn,
-s'' GElRlE a BRONX,
vi MIHtlfs,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
JnliN HON ii.i-
IONS J. HAkiAs,
DALLAS TfhAfs0N,
JANns C0Lh
JANIS ALniihih
A supply Of these Piews aie eons'Ah'il
kept on hand for sale. Al my shop, lSr sa'e
JOSEPH {, MCCONNELL
Dalla. March II. lsls.-a1if.
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rrinIiy Conference.

y,,, ,.s.d ~ Csas,,rly .ssiiny' ia ~ ha'b' H''"
yer ~ sH'sisg graF,
Mckinney Cireuii-At Walnut Grove, jan
uary 2sih aud Goth, 1869. 49,,
malta. Gircuit-ai Cochran Chapel, Janns-
~ 3Olh aud Slsi, lsO9' ,.-. al.
G.insyille CIreuii-at -, February ON
aud 7lh, 1863. -, ,on
sherman Circuit-at -, February lS'h
and 18th, 1869.
sherman Stntion-at Sherman, February
10th and 2lsi, 1869. r,
WIN G. YouS0, Presiding Elder.
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According 10 the report ofthe In
ternal Revenue Commissioner the
ten Southern States paid into the
national Treasury during the year
ending Jane 30, 1865. the banesome
cum Of orer thirfy-fro millions and
three quarters. This is large in
crease over previous years since the
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PRofEsfANT LrIs0OPAL CnlReh,-hsiiss,,
.,ssios sii - hold ~ - sssla ~, iss..,,T
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unME IfENs ANpnlPPLNlNls.
RHt.IGToUs NOTICES

-. AVER, fhursiay nisti, a. he Aasanis
n. Ississ AZ rsaussisa ~ aiisna
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-12-09

wholesome reform. The Commissioner estimate:
the annual production of spirits at S0.OO0O0O cal
Ions year. which ought to produce 52OO0OO0 o.
law as to secure 5O,OO000O of tax annually. He ad
vlses against any'essential change in the law. unit
Its provisions have had a further practical test.
The number of cigars returned for taxation in
1859, at an average tax of 81 per 81 600 was g9l
934, against 3i1 4i3 Sgi in 1866 when the tax WA.
so per 1.O01. The Commissioner advises that nc
change be made in the law respecting tax on to
bacco.
The receipts for stamps since March. 1863. exceed
by nearly million of dollars the receipts for the
same period of last wear
The Commissioner regrets his inability TO recon-
mend any satisfactory plan to prevent frauds and
evasions in the use of stamps.
The receipts from income tax for the wear 1870
are $26.OO0OO0 against $23 800 GOO for the preced
ing year. The Commissioner il of the opinion that
as long "a large revenue is needed. the income tax
Ousnt 10 ne continued, and as IL expires by lima-
tion next year he recommends that il be renewed
by Congress al the approaching session
lie advises that the appointments of Supervisors
OF the Revenue be vested in the President that an
increase of salary he given and that the Office OF
Revenue Detective be changed to that of Assistant
supervisor. He says that where honest and efficient
Officers have been placed the taxes have been
promptly assessed and collected
The Commissioned is of the opinion that as eO
per cent, OF the entire receipts was collected from
few objects, all of which may be cassed as luxurie-
or as the accumulated and associated wealth of the
country, the Revenue law is not unjust or burden
some lind he thinks that fairly administered, sI73
UOoOOo may be collected annually from spirits. to-
bacco. fermented liquors. incomes salaries stamps
banks. legacies, and gas companies.
lie Is OF the opinion that the Tce meters in dis
tilleries have fail ad TO accomplish the desired end
but has appointed a commission to practically fest
their suficiency.
The expense of collecting the revenue for the
year was go reduction OF 81 991 337 from
the expense of the preceding year The number o
onlcers employed, reporting TO the bureau is 6OJ3
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-12-09
Commissioner DelanO's Report.

According to the report of the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, the receipts from all sources,
exclusive OF the tax on bank circulation and de-
posts for the fiscal year ending June 30 1869 were
xl60 O39 344. -. This includes the sums refunded
for taxes illegally assessed and collected, amount
ing 10 $500 5 II, nearly all OF which was for taxes
assessed and collected on previous years
The receipts for the current year are estimated at
S115 receipts for tire first six months OF the
fiscal wears 1868 and 1869 are compared, and COM
narrative statement is submitted, showing the total
receipts from the same general sources of taxation
for the first six months of the fiscal year 1868 TO
have been xG6 1lO,I30; for the first six months of
the fiscal year 1869 S67, 296, ,SS; total gain for first
six months OF 1869, 81, ,1S6,3oS Fer the last six
months of the fiscal year 1868 the receipts from the
same general sources were S64, 9iS same period
1862 500 5l2 160; gan 1862 $26,O6s ,s12. Receipts
from the same general sources for the six months
ending September 30 1869, were $lO4,3st $50; for
same period 1868, $SO,633US2. The total receipts
for the first quarter of the sca year 1870 from June
an TO September 30, 1862 show an aggregate of $46
oil 4l5 against $S, ,620 S.S for the same months in
the preceding year. The aggregate receipts from
june 80 to November 30, 1859, are $7l si6, ,7o4,
against $50 sS5 All of the same months in the pre-
cedng year.
house produced before July l, 1868, was ~ ,634
The number of gallons produced from July 20 1868,
to June 80, 1869, was $3.50 Az, showing that from
June 30 1863 to June 80 1869, the tax was collected
on ~ O92, ,4f7 gallons, which was s., 3s2, 81 more
gallons than paid tax in 1867. During the eleven
months ending June 30, 1863, there were produced
afd the tax collected on 1855, sS3 gallons
of spirits which, with 16 66s s3s gallons remaining
in bond shows total product for the eleven
months of 81 62l gallons equal to nearly 60 O0O
600 for the whole year. This however, the Com
missioner does not believe includes all the spirits
actually distilled.
Hitherto, in surveying distilleries, the average
fermcnting period was seventy -nine hours. Under
this rule sd disillerics have been operated having
a total mashing and fermenting capacity of 100 155
bushels of grain in twenty four hours, and spirit
producing capacity of ,Ge6 gallons for the same
time. Four hundred and forty -four of these disti-
leries are now In operation, and the others are
temporarily suspended. Having become convinced
that seventy nine hours too long Tor
menting period, and that frauds were perpetrsted,
iorty eight hours has been fixed as basis, and, Dy
shs re-survey, the present capacity Of s'4 distil-
leries is Ga sia gallons every twenty iour hours.
This change win not only increase the reyenue but
prevent frauds. The repeal OF all deductions on ac
coupt of leakage on spirits i'm bond Is regarded
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-12-09

THE King of Prussia has reprieved
murderer sentenced to death. Thereupon
the Pail Mall Gazette INDUCED in some
pleasant sarcasm: at would be difficult
70 imagine case in which the royal
prerogative of mercy could be exercised
with greater propricty. Mr.. Whitman had
murdered his four wives, one after the
other, and his two children; and the pain
full position in which he was placed, owing
TO these acts of indiscretion being brought
home 10 him, naturally called forth the
warmest sympathies of all who value the
sacredness of human life"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-12-09

In Waltham, VT, recently, girl years
of age, finding her dress in flames, with re-
markable presence OF mind smothered the
fire, and cut off her burning apron with
pair of scissors, while her little hands
were being burned 10 blisters, and not
only saved her own life, but that oil the
baby also, by keeping away from II unui
the fire was put out