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New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF FLUSHING VILLAGE.
The following is taken from the report Of
the Finance Committee Of the Village Trustee OF Flush
ing, L. L. for 1860:
Reeeipts-Taxes, tls3 81 drainage commissions,
n2OO; notes ana bonds JGJ 49, nrcs, s 30 Licenses
t atteetnents for wells and cstern ssl2 u assosA
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

ments for grading streets ee total ~ ss Ss 80 90 P PSr
Police Department sll7 Fire Department t6ls ~ Ight
ing streets and hail. 81 bridges ~ ,?i ~;
a. or. sn cerI hire sl5O; grading streets, GAG 0s
miscellaneous, s5s6; total, ssosOa o. unad claims.
S22,2s5 IL Assets, t2l966. Ihere 10 y bonded debt
against the village of $l3,eOo,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
:, The genuine TExAy LrEBrG's EXTRACT OF

MAJ, The &c genuine s TExAY LrEBrc's EXTRACT OF
- A. GIaSr I9i William st., Sole Agent
PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CORDAGE.
HARyE Ohee and wuesom 2a and 80 Broadway New
lorf
PYLE's o. X. SOAP still increasing in popu-
a, Houkeeptrs end the Cheapest in the end ard 80 Instruct
their fnends AL gr.tcs Goec keep IL Depot $50 Washngont
Dr.S. h. Smiths Magnetic Salve, 300 Bway cures
burns BARRIERS Itch &c Wholesale ChtteHdn 9th
SQUIRE e. LANDER, 81 FultOn-st., New YOrk
reliable wAIcHxs hne DsosDs choice jaw
ELsI aud SILVER WARE Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

1t is stated that the persons charged with
conspiracy defaud the City OF Newark out OF 0OO
have left their homes ana that their present residence Is
not known 10 friends or the police.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
lAnnouIetNsntsl

RoUGH, WMTRY, CHANoEABLE WEATHER,
produces csub Cough, Disorders Of the Lungs ke which Jirsrs
EUHoIohAsI proppls Ihlu ADMINISTERED scll rsp
rlUN
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
HICKS DUPLEX CUr.oFF ENGINES.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES

SOUTHERN SECURIIIES.-
First and Second Mortgage Bonds
of leading railroad lines in lno In
South. Eight per cent bonds at oV'
S5, and 80 cents OH the dollar. Pay
ing 8 to 10 per cent on investment, anG
Mortgages only $4,000 to Slo,ooO
per mile. Interest Coupons pay
able semi-annually in New YORK
Principal due 1881 to 1890. Ian, NJ
CASTER, BROWN d Co.. %
Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
HOME NEWS.
TuK MRATHER.

RrNNRKs. -Mcruing-Windy; clear from midnight to
lc; slightly cloudy 10 - noon. AfcrnoouWindy; little
cluudy 1898; very cloudy 1870 and 2IO; cloudy at g.
sicly hszy aue slightly cloudy I:5o Evening Slightly
aud very cloudy S;io very cloudy $40 to 1l5 over
cast to II; very windy at times from sunset to H.
sprirKng snow at times 1885 10 IL. Note3d. from IL p
~. % midnight overcast, windy. Previous Cold Days
Owing 10 the piercing wind which blew Feb its cold
susceptible IN the feelings According to tho
taeruomcter, Dee had lower temperature Then. at
ESQ M thprmomotcr NCo IL M, 26o; r. m, 2Io; T. M
40; p M 22'; II D. m. 2lo. January was the mildest
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE

ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
securing BY biuson either Of the three great essentials o
vI eps business family purposes "prOVisOu for old
sse for ones family" Some Of the other advantages Of
fsrsd by the Company are
First: security the Company have $40 ss for 81 900
liabilities
Second: It s a, profsss, to be- real Mutual Economical Com
pny established aud conducted purpOs aud solely for the entire bene
Ct obe insured close scrutiny into lie and investments
will prove; consequently.
Thd afford charge lower mutual com
pany thus the insured at the advantages Justly due them
Fourth: only forfeited but pAdup policy With
dividends Issued AFTER the ant payment fre1uired.
Cash dividends applied reduce the second aud all subsequent
annual psyinep.L
sIth. No travelling by OF army,
navy or merchant marine the lives Of women.
Seventh. and Directors OF this Company Of
tona reputation Known integrity snd ability The security oi the
Company Is updoubted. as above shown
Bushes. Oeeu Of other life insurance companies and some OF
the prominent Of country given this COmpaDyhe
preference Of whom be found lists Of those insured
T. OKIB Mana for New York 10 Wallst
New-York tribune., 1870-02-05

IhaSe carefully examined the foregoing Statement and ind the
correct
(sgned) SHEPPARD H0NANS, Aetuary.
The foregoing statement comprises the business OF even months only
The fiscal the Company has hitherto commenced the fret
ofFba aud expired upon the 3lst day Of January For several
years Superintendent Department Of this
urged the officers Of the Company make the fa cOuen
calendar year pursuant to the provisions Of special
Authorizing such change The Board Of Trustees It's meeting
nary % decided that the time has arrived when compliance with
authorities both Ipeu, proper and
accordingly made the change Hereafter the fiscal fhe Com
paBy will extend from the Of January the 3 day Dssen
ber both dates inclusive.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
ttlai,r .Atllanen AfAln.

A. stjssfssf sssiisf as 80 ~ 'ls
Cssalsss, Ia al. pisss 90 fs'sis' lss',
10 isls isis fsriAsr ssssiss'siiss is ss'
sssi.l ls q. Legislators, sss,ss ~ 81
spy,.,slsilsa v slsas s-i Ne dski's~
hssssli. 10 Dallas, 81 sAish q ppPssiiisa
%. ssds BY 100 rsfessitls AL uPsFi-
ssssd fsailsnsa 10 clean eat he r'sF es'
iussH he shove I,isis provided u. Lss-
stature gill grant ihsa bSbus y $50
90 foT shish auoaat they cay iAsy are
sillirg 10 undsT,ais he - sad sssssa-
Zee navigation 10 this Ieihi, They faTihsr
ask a sLsr,sT for the exclusive ha'igaiiSa
Of ihs Tissf s0T 'sn 90 ihssn years The
Psinis seTe discussed BY several ssnllsash
Ani . committee appointed 10 dTsfi ssAsT'
ter sud sddiiiensl msROTlsl TO The Lssis-
lslurs whish meets in JsHuaTy hsIL
We have SO OfIsA spoken Of this natter
10 lhsss columns, that il 10 useless 10 &c
peat shat ve have 50 0flsA said,
That the river can be made na'isssls,
has been fully demonstrated bu, veFk 10
needed, aud great deal Of il, I, 10 ssii-
IN 'lsd that The whole river FROM this lOint
TO Magnolia eau be thoroughly cleaned out
in less lhsn ,iI mo1iLs, 50 that boAH tan
cone TO Dallas whenever they eau rGn 10
Magnolia, aud We know Of nothing in
which the State could better invest the
amount named, The matter will be brOash,
before the Legislature a, its Esii session
aud We hope 10 see It successfully carried
out
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

rsfsssssi nssaiss ~ nstsutii 10
ss ssf tstis is sisssts iiis usasus "
sylsssii svss ~ HFsts.ss u hss Toe
,spse assl plate. . ess@saA ssisFsi
h.Aiss yl.i., easily sslssss Bs'lis p.i.
tore, sal ssfs has tf'y vssi'ss's'isss
sPsisTssA !, asq.ssusasely he sbssfss,
AL hs., u The lsjys hsas' u sill Ei'',
ia 1911, sSs ihoasaai pages q Tsaiias "a
STEEL snsTa'ihEs. ~ doabls size salsTsi
,issi fsshisa plates "a Pssss sf~ss's. aai
asaai 900 seed shsTa'iugs, We hs'sT
saw moss bsAuiiial fashion plate haA
Is ia this humbsT in fact The fashions ia
"PsisFsoh' are equal II not 'alssys saTsf-
ioT 10 ih0ss 10 be fOahi elsewhere, Aa-
other leading merit Of Ibis MsgaIiss 10 lie
ahsqnallel stories AHi hOEslsls, Mrs, ARA
8 stephens, frank Les Benedict, and 9th
sTs Of the best sTi,sTs, eOHiribuis 10 il e.
slasissly, 10 1874 there will he given ave
copyright HOyslsis, besides about one huh-
ir,i shorter stories, The price Of "Pelsr-
sans is only too dollars . year 10 sinsls
subscribers, while other magazines Of Its
class are three OF four. To eluhs the terms
are loser sill, via ave copies for IS, or
eight copies for Si2 Ryery person get
ting up either Of these clubs will receive
The Magazine for 1871 gratis, and also =
splendid copyright engraving, lsi inches
by 20.l Washington At the Battle Of rren'
ten, 0fihs merit Of which Ne can speak
from personal inspection. Now is the time
IOgs, up clubs. Specimens Of the maya
zine sent gratis " written for, We advise
you TO subscribe for nothing else until you
have seen a specimen. Address chas j,
Peierson, SO6 chssInn, street, Philsdsl'
phia.
We furnish the DALLAS IlrRALp aud Pc.
lsrson's Magazine one year for Si.ej.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

BALLou's MAGAZINE YOR NOVEMBER
We have received the November number Of
Ballou's Magazine, and have read il with
interest, as we always do every month that
Ballou is issued. 1t has the best variety
of contents Of any magazine in the coun-
try. Its romanccs are always we'll writ
ten, its sea stories such as only ue-heart-
ed sailors can write, and all the reading
is original and Of the best quality. There
are 100 pages, 16 Of them with illustrated
subjects, and all for the small sum Of Is
cents, or Sl.5C per year. Great improve.
ments are promised for the coming year.
All period ical depots sell Ballous. Themes
& Talbot, SO Congress street, Boston, are
the publishers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

nI About the only opposition, on the
part Of the press, worth mention, the Hon
John C. Conner has, is in the editorial col
umns of the Houston Union. Tho clerica
head of that concern has permitted himself
to indulge in considerable silly twaidls
about Conner being "short stock" imported
from Indiana, and impertinen,ly asks
"what is the use to wait for the result
of crossing such breed as Conner, when
you already have full grown stock Of ia,
better pedigree? What have you done " it'll
Judge Burford, Judge Weaver, Major Jack
Davis, Colonel Record, and host Of other.
We could unme7'
Now, Josh. Johnson, B. F. Grafton, and
the Radicals generally, 10 the last canvas,
in this District, and Schenck and Butler
in Congress, found his ''stock" long enough
for them. As 10 "Judge Burford, Judge
Weaver, Major Jack Davis and Colone
Record" they are each and all ineligible
All these "bcst mustangs" have been pu
out of the way by the Radicals in power.
and SO they endeavorsd TO do Conner, by
ousting him from his seat in Congress. In
short, Mr. Union, the Conner stock is long
enough to win in the next Congressional
race by good majority, in spite Of all tn,
"horu Smuggling you will be able to d,
between the present date and that Of tn,
election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

t,oaa ,si,svs.i ths, 'hs lism tfsis
hate fsrrisd che siaie. and elected
three msmes's u CongFs-s wi1eoui
honht
a. the secoRd Minnesota District
Avrrih Ma. slsetel hy 3l00
The siklh Virgins District eleets
Harris
NFw OhiEANs, Nov. lO-fhe
evening papers publish exciting
news from n0nAldsohyiile tbs
negro militia, five hundred strung
see reported ia possession Of the
place, Judge Wm, 4. Dawes and
Mayer Mark SohOnbers arc report
ed killed. The whites, who could
not escape were arrested and I'M
prisOned, The rioters threaten Ia
burn the i0wn and hang several
citizens, The officer Of the steam
bnat Allen, which passed Donald
sOnville at twelve o clock last night,
reports the place on lire, Tile Don
aldsOnyille riot creates excitement
here, A call Of a hundred and my
signatures is Published under lsTe
CapliOn-'icitiEens OF New Orleans
come together -lOnaldsOhville is
ia hantT-Our citizens are being
murdered Lot us meet ON Canal
street 10 night, at o'clock TO devise
means for our protection,
T,o latest ndviees irum Donald
sonvlllo report the place in the
charge of United States troops that
arrived there last night, Accounts
of the riot aru conflicting, Many
vilizens feel, Al accounts agree
Mayor Schonberg and Judge Laws
were killed.
WAsnISGfnS .Novcmbcri0.-The
latest lists show los regular Dem
ocrats elected 10 the next Congress
Nevada elects Democratic Gov,
crnor balance Republican, includ'
'sg Congressman,
Both sides claim the New York
Legislature.
The Republicans have Michigan
10y 2O,OI0, and n majority ON joint
ballot in the Legislature, securing
the senator.
The citizens of Clarcnd IN. Ark,
fired hundred guns over Hank s
three thousand minority.
A negro, Butler and Maynard
come TO Congress from Tennessee
Tho Republicans claim the 9Th
Kentucky district.
Browns majority in Missouri II
30, 900.
Alubabama ccrtainly'clccts thrc,
Democrats TO Congress-probably
four.
Frnsworth, very liberal Rcpub
lican. is beaten by a Temperance
man in Illinois.
Not Il single row in Alabama
Half Of the State is reported, which
nrlulcs tho Radical stronghold.
iGrant's majority is already over
come. The Democrats have large
majority in the Lower House. Nc
election for State Senators.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
s69- How bold the State police makes

S63- How bold the State police makes
the Radical editorsl The reverend scrib'
bier of the Houston Union has lately be-
come very personal and ss malignant as
"spuyten Duyvil" Witness his attack on
the editor Of the Galveston News, whom he
styles, "This iiippant fool and unscrupu,
lous villain, Whildeu." II the Parson il
not "fool," God knows he is "yGippanf
enough in Dillingsgate slang. If such
language, habitually used in the colum nj
of newspaper, is BETTING preacher
then we shall think hell is not so sure OIL
Brownlow and his Texas aftertype, after
all. Col it, old gentleman Of the Union
the State police are at your back, to say
nothing of your own c. S. G., who ami
hilated Taylor, the local Of the Times
sometime sincc-wilh your favorite wea.
pons-pords.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
Our First Railroad Connection
WIN IHE oLDta STATES,

Texas will certainly obtain railroad con-
nseiioa with the rest Of the thlon during
nett year, unless We misealeulale The rail-
~ead progress leading 10 that eonsnmma'
ton. We do not Apprehend any failure IN
our calculations. This u the great sssiac-
aisrs In Texas. II has been for hfteen
years the one greatest ultimate object Of
ell GU railroad enterprises, Many have
desired IL long, but died Without the
sight" II 10 not merely desired In Texas
1t 10 also desired In all the other states
and also throughout Europe, desire u
that We may be able TO get out OF Texas
and visit the rest OF the Union, aud rest Of
the world, in an easy, speedy, deeeas aud
not dangerous way, aud that NO may be
able TO receive. mails and light goods daily
and certainly. All those ou~sfse ef'feras
who wish 10 come here, desire u, because
they wish TO come easily, speedily, decent.
ly, and without danger. Neither Texans
who wish 20 60 out Of the State, nor immi'
grants who seek to come in, wish to en-
counter the tedium, the nausea, and the
danger Of the sea, nor the delay and hard
ship Of land voyage. That Texas should,
Of this late day, be without railroad com
munication with the oiher states, Is the
worst evidence against Us aso lack o.
public spirit.
On what route will Texas obtain The hrsl
railroad connection with the older STATES
This Is good question on Which 10 eaer.
else the guessing qualities 81 oar press ana
people. We mrntfon hrst tile route TO New
Orleans, because this is the one our people
have principally depended upon. We hear
that the vacant link on this route is to be
rapidly built; but we do not believe 1t viii
be competed w,'nin me ye"s ,on' Tine .ine
r en, ,y" 49,, =. h.;,n n"shaa sorwar,l
vigorously toward Preston. on Red River
and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail.
road, which is coming down though the
nn,, ,h es"oy 70 me- a., ~ ~
With y;cor and ranidi,v. but wo do not he.
lievc taa, they will 90 fast enough 70 meet
and make tic connection wraiA the year
1871. ,., w., NJ. c,
nm, ia -. 'S S.r,Sa., p"c,s. ro;,rood viii mc.,
Mt Dallas during tho year 1871, and that
we shall in this way obtain our first rail
road connection with the rest ofthe Union
4, inns &c 80, we snan Iea'e houston On .o'
hnrn an Tho frs, ,hron,h ro;,rood ,r;r We
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

"RENBRASDT EJECT" Is the title of q
new style picture, now fashionable, North
Ii strikes US as superior TO ambrotype
melainotype or photograph, resembling the
Dagusrreoiype in softness aad lustre, but
with much holder relief. We have received
a likeness, in this style, Of our absent little
friend, Miss Sallie Haynes, which is exact
~ like her and beautiful. Miss sallie il
attending the Episcopal Institute, in the
6pe city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, an
Insli,uiioa under the presidency Of Mr..
Sheldon 'EIuechsn, a cousin Of the Associate
Editor Of this paper. Her correspondents
will address bez Is sboFe.
Miss Ssllie. Ia lsrtsr, speaking OF her
school and ether matters, SAYS:
4ThereAre dirty rosps in the building,
gymbasfie room, music rooms, dining
room, sleeping rooes, Psrlors, bath rooms,
lecture hail, Sc. 7heu -re have the finest
church, large organ and splendid choir.
There are 1900 inhabitants in this city
By the river, fOhiol sod railroads It'll
we can't rest" Izfshsone Of them would
reach 10 TeIas."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

An AsIoSIsnixo CnASoE.-0ur valued
friend, Mr.. Judson II. ststfee, well known
in Dallas and waIahachic, Is nov, and
has for months past been, Postmaster at
Georgetown, Scot. county, Kentucky. His
many friends in Texas will join us in re-
GREETING that he has recently undergone q
most remarkable corporeal chansc-sis
body and limbs having decreased, without
emaeiation, to the size and dimensions of
q child, while his head remains rs Dig as
ever. We have his photograph, taken
since the wonderful change, 1t has n
pl ace in our album.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
sas- buy your goods from Haynes
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Its fashions are mere unique, because
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Its Ladies Club affords valuable aud in
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

rnr srAR or HorE has rises. Already
above the late dark horizon Il 10 shining
with a clear aud cheerful brightness. We
give enough new frOs the late elections
in to-days issue TO cheer the heart and
buoy the spirit Of every true Democrat In
the land. Verify the long night Of Radi'
cal domination will ere long be over, aud
the sun Of Democracy follow the morning
star Of hope, filing all the political sky
with rednplieated brightness and sPlsnd0r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

How far is Il from HalIvi1is 10 Dsii.,
from Palmer TO Dallas. and from Dallas tc
Preston a Houston Union.
From HsIlville 10 Dallas Is about iso
miles; from Dsllas 10 Preston is % uiiss.
We don't know where Palmer is-pressns,
however, that Il is some future serainns
Of The Central Read. From D.iiss ~ iBrs-
mend is about rs miles.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

INDIANS AGAiN.-The Weatherford Vim.
dicator says Fhnt on Tuesday, the 9Th inst.
"Mr. N. L. Dalton, a long wei known and
much respected citizen of Palo finto coun-
ty, left %eatherford in company with two
other gentlemen, Mr.. Red6elt and Mr.
Carroll both of whom were just from Kan.
sas, seeking homes in Texas; for the home
had gone eighteen miles whes they we're
attacked by party of 'reserre" Indians,
where they surrendered up their lives TO
these savage, thieving and brutal pets Of
the general government. When they wei Q
found all three Of them had been scalped,
and their bodier out, butaherad and mang-
led in the most brutal manner"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

PERsoxAL.-w learn that Gov. Jas. W
Throckmoiiou returned home the present
week from the Northern cities, where he
has been in the interest Of the old VI. & E.
+. Railroad, the name Of which has been
been changed to the Trans Continental
Railway. Cor. T. is one of the Directors
of tie road, and We are well satisfied mat
the company has no more Efficient or wor-
thy officer than his ezcellency. We hope
soon 10 hear from him, in public, on the
railroad interests Of Northern Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

The MAILs.-lt is very unpleasant for
ne to have 10 complain Of the irresuiariiy
Of the mails. For two weeks no mall has
LEFT our posi-ofhce for Fort Worth, Wes-
tberford, etc. This is clearly breach Of
oSIigai'ob on tie part Of The mail eontraei
Tor. and he7esd bis sursties should bs'tsid
strictly aocounisble for Il. We have heard
sonetbing about an Inspector Of Nails bav-
ing bern appointed fof The State Ee~isb
be would ply rs visit, and invsstis-ts
The esas, of Tics, sisehievous and unPar-
soursie 1ci-r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

E<1- The reverend gentleman who does
up the editorial for Tracy in the Houston
Union, is imagining n great split on Con-
ner in this District. The old gentleman
of the Union is mistaken-he dent begin
to see the "moving Of The bug Under fiic
chip" as be imagines he does.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

DALLAS CouXrY.-We have some stats
ties Of the copsus Of Dallas county, which
We intended giving in this issue, bnt they,
rs well as some other local matter Of inter
est, are crowded out. We will say, howev-
or, that tie rorn'rtion of the County
reaches Is, $40, beingS IN increase Of over
fifty per cent. since 1860. We may safely
say that this increase is justly entitled tC
he credited tn the past Eve years, rs dur.
ing the war there was no improvement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

n@- That Hon. John C. Conner is O
thorn in the side of Radicalism, is EVIL
denced by the manner in which he is pub.
lished in the Radical newspapers. lfhe
were not hitting these some telling blows,
they would not make him the subject Of SO
much editorial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
sss We have received No. l.. Vol. ], 4,

e6r We have received No. !, Vol. ], Of
the yindicaior, published at weatherford,
Parker county, by J. C. Stone s. Co.; J. c.
Stone, Edi4or. The vindicaior is a small
neaiiy printed paper; Radical in psiitics,
and. Of course. Is established with Tisv Of
being appointed the ''cficial Orgau" cfthe
Judicial District in which IL is lOcssei.