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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

Iaya II will be seen by the advertisement
In to.day's paper that Major Brad6eds
Stage line now runs to IIallville, instead
of Marshall. Hallvirle is the new ter
minus of the Southern Pacific Railroad, IA
miles West of Marshall.
Major Bradfied informs US that he has
ordered new stages for his line, which will
DO on the route by the first Of March, or
eooner. When they arrive, he says he in
tends reducing the time from Dallas to
pallyille TO 36 hours instead Of three days,
as at present. With this change, llallville
will be our nearest peint for news, and we
shall avail ourselves Of Geographic com
munication with the outside world by that
route. Major b. speaks in high terms of
the new bridge over White Rock, miles
East of this pluce--hc says it is first rate
structure, and wishes that every stream on
his route had just such one. There has
also, been new toll bridge built over East
Fork over the lower, or Grains" crossing,
which Major B. informs us is also good
one. He had not seen it, but intended
going back, by that route, and if the road
and distance justified he would change his
route by that bridge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
(From Galveston News Jan. g.

From Galveston News Jan. 8.
TAs the "strike" among the en-
t. pioyees of the Telegraph Company
continues, the Galveston Office re-
mains closed in consequence. Ii
seems, however, that the Office at
New Orleans is still open for the
transa.ission Of press reports, as we
fin1 & c e;spatches copied below in
the Ny orleans papers Of the 9th
inst.
NAs-IsGToS, IAN. By a gen
eral c der No. 1, Just issued from
the Adjutant Generals Office, the
President directs that so much Of
general order No. 1o2. dated Head
quarters Of the Third Military Dis
trict, Atlanta July 22d. 1865, and
80 much Of general order No. IS,
dated Headquarters Of the Army.
July 22th 1868. as refers 10 the State
OF Georgia, - hereby eonntormand-
ed, and Gen. Terry 10 ordered to ex-
ercise. Until further orders, within
fbat State the power ofa comman-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

lafflamNIfff d'sifIfi a. ii Hl.I.I
BIZ iloafi III Naf.i ll i.fI ual.I
be- u lsmmsntlJ G.h.f.l nmtn
49, Ia. daiel Nasairr.In, li. q.
htr giih. lsf1
Iho siuEre it'.euphcu l.Ia
haye resolved 40 rhs.aIn iNm In
iuE'taiins hrfefarrs ehils 30 Gag
NAsuisufns, San. ST D. tu.
mnrcd ihsl Franklin rs o. native
ofSt Louis, will bo nominated iur
Associate Justice al the Supreme
Bench In place of lloar, Il the latter
Is rejected. nyek is a distinguished
lawyc ana a very intimate friend
Of tho President
The receipts u the Government
from all sources In December amount
to tweniy-seyen million OF dollars,
The expendilnr,s amounted Ia near
ly twelve millions,
llARRIsnURG, Jan, 5.-GOv, Oeary,
in his message 10 tho Legislature,
iayOrs the recognition Of Cuba, aud
says il geographically belongs 10
tho United States, lilo advocates
the expansion OF the currency Wy
the establishment Of now naI.oanl
banks,
SAN Francisco, Jan. 5.-Tho Bull
etin's annual statement makes inn
ports of sun Francisco el5,OOO,OVVi
exports, s5s,OOO,GOO. Real estate
sales 100000. Coinage ut tie
mint slI coo, 900.
Receipts from castOms and Uni
ted States revenues, sll 100000,
1t states that the population OF
San Francisco Is 10000, aud that
the State is fast iilling up with IN
industrious and permanent popula-
ton, tho agricultural wealth has
greatly increased, and that tho pros
poets for 1870 are encouraging.
MADRID, JAN. 5.-lt is rumored
that tho Regent Scrrano will bo in
vested with supreme power, but II.
is said the Cortcs hcsitatcs TO adopt
such extreme. measures. g. 4 & II
LONDON, Jan. 5.-Tho Times, in
an editorial on the Spanish Cortcs,
deplores the downfall of Prim, and
attributes the disaster TO tho IN
reasonable prolongalion Of the pro
visional regime.
Mr.. Shepherd, whose hcadquar-
tcrs are ut Houston, furnished the
Houston Times of the 9TH inst. with
Press Reports Of the 9th inst, but
there being no operator in the Gal
weston Office, he was unable to trans
nit them TO this Office. We copy
from the Times II Gal, News.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ga revenue
cutter with II U. S. Marshal aboard,
has been sent after the steamer An
ME, Cuban privatccr, reported to
have anchored off Sumptcr.
Internal revenue TO day over
100000.
Prince Arthur spends February
in Washington.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Cotton
quiet and firm at "a to 25lc; Gold
ll94.
New YORK, Jan. G.-Cotton q
shade easier; sales 220O bales at 2j5
to 254.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
MAnnILD

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glNiA q. huusfhEfi aii u rtiiii f.ar.
if, lftsf
Illruiara iTnssl Ti,sss T'sa'f ssTy J
WHh iis asays salas libsFai qusniiig
n Fo,l iliuEs expressly 30 ils Ir'FisIs'
We ihank he i.ir brils, al ,rlsi iAaf
prosperity say svsF sissHi hsF al hat
hsr iTsaHs u hsPgiasss Eay hli fan
nuiiiou,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

RES We stepped into the large store of
Messrs. Clark 4 Bryan the other day to
get some small articles, and found every
one of the clerks and proprictors 81 busy
they could hardly wait upon us. We but
ton-holed our accommodating young friend
Willie Conner, at last, however, and he
waited upon US, with smile and pleas
ant word. 1t is really gratifying TO hear
of the lourishing business our merchants
hove done the past fall, and Clark g. Bry-
IN have not been second to any we sur
mise, in their sales. Their Fall business
gives prsmise Of frightening itself out
during The entire winter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
HID QRs. Firth MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE or Texas,
AusTIN, TEXAS, Dec. IL. 1869.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Dec. ID 1859. }
General Orders, No. 232.
1t appears from the records Of the Comp
trollor's Office that sales for the taxes due
for the years 1867 and 1868, under the in.
tricate and stringent provisions of the "Act
for the assessment and collection of taxes
approved November 10, 1896, of nearly
eight million acres Of land, principally as
surrendered" brought into the Treasury
the Insignificant sum of less than $4,000;
and as the greater portion of these lands
are supposed TO be the property of minors,
widows and non-residents who have scarce,
ly had time since the close Of the rebellion
to re-appoiBt proper agents; and as the
state of the Treasury does not require, nor
will the condition Of the country justify,
this summary and wholesale disposition of
property which is neither pefishuble ncr
removable; it is ordered:
First That the further sale of uarcndered
lands for taxes due thereon 10 suspended
from this date, and that assessors and col
lcctors report the same to the Comptroller
from their respective registers.
Second That assessors and collectors use
all proper d diligence TO close up tho unfnish-
cd collections on their Assessment rolls, and
finally settle their accounts for 1869 aud
previous years with the Comptroller, by
the LIST day of February, 1870, to which
time the final settlcmc has been extended
by Special Orders No. 1874, current series,
from his Headquarters.
Third The taxes for 1870, State an i conn
ty shall be levid in conformity with the
"Act to levy taxes" approved November .,
1896; and all acts and military orders au-
thoiizing the levy of special county taxes
are hereby suspended; and said taxes shall
be assessed and collected in accordance
with the laws in force for that purpose i'm
mediatoly preceding the passage Of the said
act of November 1860, first above recited,
which is hereby suspended, except as TO
the settlement Of accounts raised under it.
Fourth. The assessment rolls shall be
made out in duplicate and recapitulated on
the last page, TO the correctness of which
the County Court must certify, one copy of
which will be deposited with the Clerk of
the County Court, and the other with the
Comptroller of Public Accounts, on or be-
fore the lst day of June, 1870; and asses.
sors and collectors will finally settle and
close their accounts with the Comptroller
by the 3lst October thereafter, when fLey
shall be entitled to mile,ge at the rate Of
twenty cents per mile for every mile trav-
eled in going TO and returning from the
seat Of government. rre
BY command Of Bret Maj. Gen. Reynolds,
H. CLAY WooD,
-. A n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

M The card OF tho Washington Hotel
Galveston, will be found ia io-day's paper
j. II. Collet,, proprietor. We had oeea-
sion several times lately to test the fare OF
this house, aud our experience there has
been duly recorded in these columns. GIVE
the Washington call when you visit Cal
NnslOn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
nrLIaIOIs koTICEs.

..r.frnsFQfttrfrtf nTffisa FHrrr i'tt-
tas IlsfsfF "a fur Yeas isin
d. r.. .s.an-ssiurisy shi suHlsy, lanuaFg sih
.-# a. 10 iaiIas
I.....-4 ut.,ilr-s siurisy sui suuasg, @-uns'l
I.h auA ttih--ai ihrainr, ....
fIr,.r ,ilruit-s.isldsy sui saudsy, 1snuaIl -
nrH "a a irutuu, -
D kirrss "a. uii-sstuIdsy AL sahd.y. tstfsa'l
Islh aud lath-al Nsinui NnAe 49,, -.
l,ailas Csl,Isi IhaBr-Aena-l sfti-s'' ''
A. hiHufg. Nt-.r,.
F-aFue NirSaii-s Saturday sud han4-5s i'''~-''
l3lA ani aeih-ai yrnr. ~,
I.laf Aiffuii-saiuiaaf sAa S"-''-si 'NN''
san anA -Ith-ai spIins irsk' - -.
i - t,i.ttift stesafAs Nrsting, 81 Dallas, nAief
LEus .'fi,.k 4. a., JsnsAry =, ls,A
MN.u. Nul 80, ffesiiihg tlisf'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
EN,rae, nen "A ietisr irem

I'VE started saFiy 10 asesnd AZ oli'sli
70 behold The suh ella The HinsFsts sni
lessrs II the devoted ely, nsn he place
q here nsmOry, sllusd b. = lhs1sAHd as
soeialions, shoull ssali The mini as vel
as tie eye 10 The Inspiration q the scene
Well Is he yoyagsF rsTsii fss long travels,
hsr. "a reads, snlslsla'ian cookery, squalii
sonpanionship aud the imPaEiuHi'iss OF
bsssihg, ihisVlng Arabs, Wen Seuli i
have rypAli y0u, Oh! man q sonusFss snl
tie eru5ibls and veil u.isLl yea have tseH
reminded Of .our eva city, for hsTs, raint'
81 upon a beard nAilei againsl one Of ,hs
huge ancient olive trees, under which the
sacred martyrs lollsl TOR the 'lns Of The
world, eighteen hnndrsd years ago. were
these familiar hgurss, 5, r,-lS50-A. We
DO mol know who dii it, but no doubt soms
poor Invalid traveller cured by the PAN
TA4IoS Blfgrns, wished TO advertise their
virtues in a place from whence all hHewl'
edge lows"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

FRoM PLASo.-A letter from our Agent
at Plano, Lafayette Butler Esqa dated
January 9th, says:
Cuisines quite brisk our little village
crowded with emigran's-corn and PORK
advancing In consequence, and cotton rat
ing at l3Gl lic in the lint, aud 33@3ic in
The seed. .,
o ."By Tie way, on the pork question, ]
killed ten porkors the other day, lomonths
old, of my own raising, that averaged J'O
pounds, nett wcight-some Of the heaviest
weighing over I2O pounds
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
TIMR ITMEn

1--WE BEDERsIGEED would inform he
IL putlsr, that be has nov and viii keep
eonsfantiy On hand good supply Of Linz,
dry and ready fbr use, which be will sell
81 he rate d s12 per hundred bushels, o.
Is ct-ts 80 bsshel for smaller quantity.
lie = pr5ri1sd, ~ his place 81 the Dallas
spri1es, riih = grod shed % Keep The line
5fy and in good condiii5n- He s1liciii
ihsrairo1rss' ~ ne rutii-.
JOIN D11DIER.
DaErs. Gel 90. 1esp--7:snf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

sJ- Cotton, cotton, cotton, blocks up
the sidewalks in front of all our stores on
the Square, and the price Of freight has
risen; it seems hard for our merchants TO
get off their cotton. The presence of the
great staple in such quantities is an evil
dence of prosperity that We are gratifed
TO notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

E6- DR.. JefTries has received that in
voice Of Landreth's Garden Seed, which we
noticed being put up for him at Cushings
in Houston Now is the time for our peo-
pie TO supply, themselves with fresh gar
den seeds Of the growth Of 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

pas- Tom Walker has sen t the Pnrson Oh
after new stock of goods,-his fall pur-
chased went of like hot cakes, aad he has
been compelled to replenish in mid-winter.
Good for Tom!
P.S.-Since writing tho above, PArson
Mastcn has returned md tho goods have
begun 10 arrive.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

Rasa The barber shop of our frient
Dcppc, is quite resort. One can get a
good shave, hair cut, bath, and wind up
with a good cigar. We always find his
shop full whenever we go in, and have to
wait our turn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

nAr A great, many learned treaties have
been written, explaining the origin Of, and
classifying the worms generated in the hu-
man system. Scarcely any topic of medi-
cal science has elected more acute obser-
walton and profound research; and yet
physicians are very much divided i'll cpn-
ion on the subject. 1t must be admitted,
however, that, after all, mode of expell-
ing these worms, and purifying the body
from their presence, is of moro value than
the wiscst ,aisquisiions as TO the origin.
The expelling agent hns at length been
found--Dr.i M,Lanc's ycrmifusc is The
much sought ftcr specific. and has alrc ady
Superseded all other worm medicines, its
efficacy being universally acknowledged
by medical practitioners. ~ scr y yrt.r
MARSDEN'S PECT0RAL BALM isthe
most pleasant, sdfe.and efIicasious remedy
that has ever been discovered for the re-
lief and cure Of diseases os the Lungs and
Throat. 1t can be used by oil with perfec,
safety-relicying and curing the Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Groups, and diseases of
the Chest For sale by all druggists.
Dutcher'sLightning FIy-Ksiier!
Death to the Living Long live the Killersl
Sold by Dealers E0ery,cherel tvr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

rGy- We accidentally omitted last week
to thank 6ur friend Deppe, the barber, for
q largo handful of his best Havana cigars,
presented 10 the Senior. They were de-
lightfully fragrant. lie has some Of the
same sort for sale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
NOTICE.

II HAVE this day, November -, lsees)
4 sold out my entire stock Of Goods,
Wares Nerchandise, notes and accounts TO
F.H.F. Nichols, who will continue The
business At ny old stand. All claims due
ne viii be paid e lin. f.Jt
For time can be found 81 the store Of
Dir. Nichols, 10 shom I take great pleasure
In rsferring ~ Cd frissds and cusiensEs.
DaIlss Ns-. n. 1so9-1ls2n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
a.. NLAh HOOD, a.
Assistant Adjutant General.
HID QRs. FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, !
STATE OF TEXAS.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Dec. 81, 1869. ]

---%--~a-9<- -
HID QRs. Firth MILITARY DISTRICT, !
. STATE OF TEXAS.
4 AUSTIN, TEXAS, Dec..27, 1869.
General Orders, No. 235. b.
Complaints have been made that the
County Courts of many counties of this
State have levied and are collecting taxes
in excess Of the authority granted to them
by law; and as the various general and
special acts of the Legislature of 1866, and
military orders authorizing County Courts
to levy special taxes for the same object,
in the alternative, seem in many cases TO
have been treated as cumulative and levied
accordingly; and as the taxes thus author.
ized TO be raised were for specified objects
and could moi be legally Appropriated to
any other use whatever; II Is ordered:
Fret. Where County Courts have levied
taxes under the authority Of the Act Of 9th
October, 1866, Chapter 26, any levy ubder
the Act Of 9Th October, 1866, is illegal,
and rice versa; nor is levy under either Of
said acts authorized whers counties have
levied for fhe same purpose under special
military aafborify-snch authority having
been granted 10 sundry counties By name;
nor is the special tax authorized by Act Of
18th November, 1866, t'to provide for the
education ofindigent white children, legal,
IL having been interdicted by military or
der.
Second. The tar suthoriEe.l under Gener-
al Orders No. Al, dated 18th March, 1859,
where the sane has been levied and col
lseiioHs ordered 10 county psper-in o,htr
words Appropriated in whole or in part 10
the payment u The debts Of the county, e1-
cePt ss specially pr0vidsii 10 saii order
Is hereby annuliei, % 10 The proportion
fhus Appropriated
By command Of BIT M.j. Gen Resnslss,
r. Car To0b.
Assisl.nf Adiuisnf Gener.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

A gentleman who suffered for years from SerIons
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the ehee's %
youthful indiscretion, will for the sake OF sunerNs
humanity send free to all who need II, the receipt
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