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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12
TAX NOTICE.

II WILL be at the Voting Places Of the
4 several Precincts in this county, for the
purpose of receiving the Inventories OF
Property subject to an ad valorem Tax and
Return Of Income, Salary, Poll and Occu
patton Tax, at the following times and
places -
4 Precinct No. /, DALLAS, ten days, com
mencing Tuesday, April IL, and ending
Friday, April %, inclusive.
Precinct No. 2, McAdams' School House,
Monda, April IL.
Precinct No. 8, New Union School House,
Thursday and Friday, April oath and 25th.
Precinct No. 4, Farmers Branch School
House, Monday and Tuesday, March 2lst
and ODD.
Precinct No. 8, Duck Creek School House,
Monday and Tuesday, March 2sth and 18th,
and OF Mrs. Lyons School House, Wednes-
day, March 30th. =,
Precinct No. G, Scyene, Saturday, April
I'd.
Precinct No. 7, Lancaster, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, April 9th, 9th and
eth.
Precinct No. 8, Cedar Hill, Friday and
Saturday, April 9Th and 9th.
Precinct No. Q, New Loven, Saturday,
March 18th.
Precinct No. 10, Grapevine School House,
Wednesday, March sd,
Precinct No. IL, Sam Haughts Store,
Thursday and Friday, March Slst and
April LIST.
The law requires all taxpayers, widows
ercepted, 10 meet the Assessor and Collector
at the respective Precincts, and there rem
der their lists Of property; but should any
person fail or refuse TO do so, it requires
The Assessor and Collector TO visit said
persons for their lists OF property, and TO
assess 10 per cent additional tax and
mileage at 10 cents per mile for every mile
Travelled in obtaining said lists.
The above assessment IL made under the
Act Of 1860, but the peosliy for failing or
refusing 10 render lists, ss per Act OF 1856,
is also in force, and will be carried out ;
and all lands and personal property unren.
dered. will be placed upon the Uurendered
Rolls, for which 40 or so per cent. penalty
will be charged upon the taxes.
Twill remain zen days at Dallas, where
all who DO Eot meet me ut their respective
Precincts can csll, add thereby save costs
All a. FsspeetfulIy requsfied to do 80.
fS- Sake ont your Lists before coming
10 see ne
Assessor spd Collector Of Dallas County
Tsrns
Dans., Tear, March 10, fs7O-Zst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

We hear of the blacks being rob-
bed and killed to an alarming cx-
tent in different parts of the State.
These outrages are generally com
mitted by vagabonds who seek to
live upon the colored people by
robbing them of their horses, sad
dies, arms, or anything they have
worth carrying off, and when any
protest or resistance is made, muir
der is committed at once.
Houston Union.
We don't believe q word of the above.
We don't even believe the Union heard of
the robbery or murder of q single niger.
But we do believe the paragraph per &c
that is, in itself-is rrOng story "msde
Of whole cloth" woven in the loom of the
editors brain. The Union is somewhat
notorious as defamer Of Texas and Tex
ans, aud the above is Specimen brick"
Of the editorial structures the fellow is
rearing every week. We believe very lit
tie that we read in the Union, that sheet
being 50 clearly uncandid and unfair, and
having lent its columns TO further the
most detestible purposes. Such statements
az the above in such papers are, almost
invariably, grossly exaggerated or wholly
false, and are designed and made solely to
fan the fame Of the hate Of the North OF
the Southern people, and 10 keep the South
under rule Of the bsyonet-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

THE MISSISSIPPI CoNGREssMEN-
On the oath ult. the President signed
the Mississippi bill, and the follow,
ing gentlemen were sworn in as
members of Congress from Missis'
sippi Col. S. W. Pierce, fifth dis
trict Gen. Geo. G. Mckee, fourth
district; Col. J. Ii. Morphis. second
district; and Col. Geo. K. Harris,
fist district. The two former were
Federal officers, and the two latter
Confederate officers. Gen. Barry, a
Federal officer, elected in the third
district, was absent, suffering from
wounds received in an affray during
the canvass.
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TO CONTRACTORS

TINilE DIRECTORS, tsiug neS prPsTei
L o. TTorepi actively Sl'h the kTreiieR
VI DALLAS FEMALE COLLEGE propose
10 receive, HR,il the -@, hllls for
ihs beet anl mes, complete lleass Of Brick,
CehsTsls oF Mood, that eau be buill for the
sum Of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Building 10 be 90 BY ST feet inside, one
room helos, Tour shove, tee siairsays,
tao windows on each eide aud four 81 sseh
enl nice seho0l-r00m seals aud desks be-
lOE, and in one room abe's-sll complete
ioF school purposes
A general outline rlsa nay be seen a.
CLARK 4 nryans,
Contract 10 be finished, and the house
ready for use, by let September HsIi'
lids 10 he lslI Al his counliRg'Io0m, o.
seat by L. o. 10 the nndersigncd,
". J, CLARK,
President Board Of Directors
March 18th, lsIO-2d;if
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TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-In tie
Senate, bill was introduced cm.
bling the Leavcnworth, Lawrence
and Galveston Railroad to extend a
branch of their road.
A bill changing United States
Supreme Court circuits was consd.
cred. Wiley offered an amendment
to dispense with the requirements
that u judge shall be resident of
the circuit for which he is appointed.
He urged that the Prcsidcntshould
be allowed to make his own, selec.
tons from the nation at largo and
not limited to localities; where's, in
the Southern circuits it might be
difficult to find men whose loyelty
was Of character to warrant their
elevation to the Supreme Bench. -
Davis denied the right of Congress
to interfere. No action.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Senae.
Refused to consider the bill extent
ing civil rights to Chinese. Sun
ner has withdrawn his objection o
the disabilities bill. 1t now III
doubtedly goes to the President,
who will sign it.
James N. Mason, of Arkansa5
(colored) has been nominated Con
sui. General to Liberia.
1hc bill reported by Robertson,
from the Disabilities Committee
does not relieve persons affected BY
the 18th Amendment.
KouSe.-After some unimportan,
business, the Georgia bill was takeI
up, and will be acted on tomorrow
Butler, in urging the bill, SAID
Georgia for tho first time had pre-
scented herself in II proper guise fol-
admission. Butler added that il
the Judgment Of the House wen
with his own he proposed to exhibi
to Tennessee the power of Congress
against wrong, rapine and murder
Farnsworth, opposing the bill
said he understood very well it:
object; it was gotten up on the the
DRY that the admission of the Geor
gia members to the 10th Congress
went for nothing. like Rip Van
Wrinkles dream, and that they were
to como back and be sworn in fol
the 4lst Congress. 1t was to pro
long the tenure of office of certain
gentlemen in Georgia, and the bill
might as well be entitled that az
anything else.
The Senate Committee on Dis
abilities reported q bill abolishinl
the iron clad oath.
A resolution of the Mississippi
Legislature for the removal of dis
abilities from citizens of that State
was presented.
New ORLEANS, March Audi
tor Wickliffe was unanimously i'm
peached. He was arrested this
morning upon an affidavit of Acting
Auditor Graham, charging the EN-
bezzlcment of coupons of the State
valued at over 100000. Failing t
give $4,000 bail, he was sent K
prison.
The anniversary celebration o
the firemen passed off quietly. Th'
procession was large and imposing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

.f.f .Ii.tI.. L.H| .il
..... I.t ft.Y .I.Ht iHa U.r's .i
HniIl hn.THat i.a riiau
aarHHI HIas.Hu if Upnrfni
Go fIs rHf sft sar' the Hui
.thnt ilr Outrageous r.iufr
fYe nr .Hs rUIur uI rlts. thu
s..i.s. swords iili rattle ln the
i.i ,ui i.i In. lWmp anl t.gtnn-
rIaUr ui ihr ui..Hfb .Irsma lHn-
f., ta|ssi,lr carr,i iuin r'ei i.i.
uu lriur introduced Gao . D., sou
Wut'i ,sy throwing ynnrsr.l ni"
sllgndii aiiilude 20 Meet gracious
madam. un ny krr,s greet you,
iuprs,.iveiy l.,c.ns your 'is"'
hand un yuag hruIi,
t. iobinr who would not pay
"Fmadultui huave, pages, mo metz
ny wonder sun hat hlaEelh ia tho
zvnilh, thou wilt | sue, and thou
shalt see thy name flaming the
streets on posters huge
Al dinner Now, by my soul,
this kraal is royal, We're Jupiter,
kraul should grace each banquet -
What hol waiter, bring h'thcr
m"re kraul
20 your Madam, beware
thu lOst excite me not else, being
Lot with wrath, ! do myself some
harm. 4 needle hore-a button on
lay shirt-and see II instantly per
formed. Do II, nor leave the laal'
ipr me-,
To Your bulcher-"Thou ensan
gulncd destroyer Of bovincs, send
mo some mutton chops and som'
h,cf, aud mark you let II be ten
dcrcr than love, aud swceter thar
tho bees rare burden. ! woalC
dine to-day"
10 iricni-"Eycuso n rash in
trnsion on your grace, but has
thou in thy box portion or tha
l,lant ranked by the botanist among
ihr genus nicotaniay' or Mos
noble friend, wilt thou parlake will
mo some strong libation? Tho'
lookcst dull to day; twill cheer III,
sinking heart" Rcply-"o nobl,
soul alas alas, not all tho wine o
lIacchanalian routs could ease thi
sorrow here-hcre here !-(Lei
breast struck several times) o wha
fool and arrant knavc am l-th'
very sport Of fortuneV
Tho bankrupt-"Ruined ruined
Now by the gods that raised Thu
thunder DER my head, I'll jumI
this life to darkness, and thus cs
cape all future ills i"
This is scarcely moro ridiculous
than three. quarters of the stage non
sense.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

rJ- The Radicals cling to the false
charge upon the Southern people Of disloy-
atty like Jacob to the robe Of the Angels
or sloth to limb. If il is disloyal for
them to dislike to be doDineered over by
mediocre men in Office, imported from the
heart Of the Goldfish region Of DOcdledom,
then they are disloyal. Ifto hate the Rad
ieal party-its tbisving, its cruelty, it's
insoleDce, its ISLANDERS and lies, is disloyal,
then they are dislOyal IL to despise men
who served in the Confederate army, and
then, after the war, kissed the hand that
sDots them, and for the sake Of Office
Joined the Radical pariy;-if TO hate these
men worse than our imported esrpet-bag
masters, is dislOyal, then our people are
dislsyal Bat IL desire TO have The Union
and Constellation restored on he basis Of
exact truth and justice, be loyal then The
7--thsrn people are the most loyal On the
he earth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

nIvisIoy.-In abiding TO the telegram
from Washington, which will be found in
our paper to-day, the Galveston News says
We suppose that the words "San
Antonio, in the dispatch giving the
outline of the bill Of Senator How
ard, of Michigan, for dividing the
territory Of rcxas into three parts,
should be San Jacinto. As it is,
the dispatch is unintelligiblc. BY
the substitution of San Jacinto"
for "San Antonio" the project is
made to correspond with that which
was recommended by q committee
of the Constitutional Convention of
the State, in June, 1868, as an amend
mrnt to a previously proposed Con-
yrcssional plan.
The Convention Committee pro
posed to begin in the middle of the
channel between GalvcsIo" and Boil
ivnr Point, and cut Off an Eastern
state by running n line thence TO
the mouth ofthe San Jacinto, thence
nm that river to its east fork, thehce
Nth the fork and up the western
SjdiidiIrles Of LiUcrty and Polk
counties, thence north to the Trim
ty, thence up the Trinity and by
way of the west line of Denton coun-
ty to Red River, etc. A Western
State was proposed to be cut off by
beginning at a point in Matagorda
Peninsula and on the Gulf, due south
ofthe mouth Of the Colorado, thence
north to the mouth and onward with
the windings of that river to the
32d parallel of latitude, thence due
west to the Rio Grandc. etc. This
would make the Colorado, the San
Jacinto and the Trinity the Eastern
and Western boundaries Of the third
or Central State.
The substitute offered for this
project, by Hon. A, J. Hamilton,
proposed to make one State ont Of
the territory north of the 32d paral-
lei of latitude and east of the 23d
degree oflongitude west from Wash
ington another State out of the ter
ritory south of the 32d degree OF
latitude and east of the middle cur
rent of the Brazos river. And an
.other out of that portion included
in line running from the mouth of
tho Pecos to the junction of the 32d
degree of latitude with the 23d OF
longitude, and south Of the 32d do
gree of latitude and west Of the mid
die current of the Brazos.
The public domain, public build
ings, bonds and claims of the State,
and cash on hand, were treated as
common property, and the outstand-
ing liabilities as common obliga-
ton, by the committee.
Mr.. Hamilton left these questions
to be settled by the Convention, af-
forwards, and also demanded that
vote of the people shonld be taken
on the subject Of division as a sepa-
rate question.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

psS- Our friend, L. II. Gushing, Of Hons-
ton, has very modest little card among
the new advertisements in to-dny's paper,
but embraces wide scope of goods in the
book and stationery line, of which hcalways
keeps very large stock on hand. We may
add that for several years past he has sup.
piled the HERALD with paper, and the
beautiful sheet now before the reader is
fair sample. We are earnest and sincere
in recommending Cushing 10 the public,
Give him call when you 60 to Houston,
or If you don't want TO 60, send him your
orders-it's all the same.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

ReJ" The steamship City of Boston, which
is now long overdue, and it is feared lost,
left New York On the 25th Of January, and
Halifax, n. s., three days later, for Queens
tow n and Liverpool. She belonged to the
Inman line, and was, perhaps, one Of the
finest and best steamships afoat. She is
an iron vessel, with screw propeller of great
power, ship-rigg ed, and in every respect
was frst-class ocean passenger steamer.
Although she has been over month out,
there are various reasons why the friends
Of the vessel should not lose all hope Of
safety. The theory ia, that her machinery
has become disabled, and she has been
compelled 10 resort TO her canvass to reach
port. II is well known that there have
been heavy easterly gales in her path, as
we'll as large ice-fields, all of which would
detain her. She had on board III passen-
gers, and as her cargo was in great mea-
sure Of -four, beef and other provisions, no
absolute want offood is feared. The under
writer's have such confidence in her safety,
that they still take risks at fifty per cent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

sey- General Orders, No, los, from Head
Quarters Fiflh Military District, makes a
large number Of appointments, among
which VIC aud the following in Tarran'
county,
W. D. Torrance to he District Clerk, vice
A. ]. Walker, who is removed.
4. W. Mann 10 be County Clerk, vice
Jas. 4. Clark, who failed to qualify.
c. \. Sands 10 be County Surveyor, vice
A. @. Walker, who is removed.
J.E. Brandon TO DO Justice OF the Peace
Precinct No. 4, vice W. II. Richardson, who
is removed.
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Arrest the Thief!

S,TOLEN from the undersigned, on the
- nigh, Of the 2srd ull. At Nasahaehie,
one VERY LARGE DUN HORSE, 10!
hands high. star In face, black legs, name
aud tail name coarse and shorti branded
on the len shoulder J y T The J aud =
eonneeledl; 0 years old was saddled when
taken; saddle horn broken OF. A liberal
Reward will DO given for the delivery OF
the said horse to me, At waIahaehie, or for
information that leads 10 his recovery.
J. =. P0RTERflELD.
March 10 lsTO-oG:2ws
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Notice OF Final SettIem cnt.

\kjM. HARRIS, Administrator Of III
w Estate Of r. II. BARGSDALL, de-
ceased, has filed in my Office his final ac-
count current with said Estate, together
with his petition praying to be released
from further liability as said Administra-
tor ;-Thi, IL therefore TO notify all persons
interested in said Estate, to be and appear
before the honorable County Court OF Dial.
las County, 10 be holden at the ourlhouse,
in the town of Dallas, on the last Monday
(thc 2s'h day. of March, A. d. 1870, when
and where the same will be acted upon and
contest the same, il they think proper.
$. s. JONES, C. C. C., b. g. T,
Dallas, March It'll, lS70-26:3t.
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notice of FINAL settlement.

4 L. NJ. CRANE and j. F. JONES, Ad-
81 . ministrators Of the Estate Of JONA s
CRANE, deceased, have filed in my Office
their linal account current with said Estate,
together with their petition praying to be
released from further liability as said Ad-
illustrators This is therefore to notify
all persons interested in said Estate, to be
and appear before the honorable County
Court of Dallas County, to be holden at the
courthouse, in the town of Dallas, on the
last Monday (thc 2sth day. o. March, AID.
1870 when and where the samc will be
acted upon and contest the same, II they
think proper. 49,.
s. S. JONES, c. C. c., D. c. T.
Dallas, March 7th, lS70-26:St.
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Notice of Final settlement.

q NJ. GOLDEN, Administrator Of the
y. Estate of MONROE DOUGLASS, de.
ceased has filed in my Office his final &C
count current with said Estate, together
with his petition praying to be released
from further liability as said Administra-
tor;-This is therefore to notify all persons
interested in said Estate, to be and appear
before the honorable County Cour of Dallas
County, to be holden at the courthouse, in
the town of Dallas, on the last Monday
(the 2sth day. of March, A. D. 1870, when
and where the same will be acted upon and
contest the same, if they think proper.
8. 8. JONES, G. C. c., D. G. I.
Dallas, March 7th, lS70-26:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

.Ely- Senators NJ. c. Hamilton and }. W.
Flanagan, and Representatives Clark and
Derencr, left Galveston on the End for
Washington. The News says, number OF
friends both political and personal, assem-
bled on the wharf to see them off, and adds ::
Z" We did not have the pleasure OF seeing
our Texas Representatives to Congress on
their transit through our city, TO washing
ton, the other day. Those who conversed
with them inform us that they ali expressed
a determination 10 do all i'll their power to
promote 49, material interests Of our State.
If they do this, without .~aking those in.
terests subordinate to the claims of purty,
it is all We can reasonably ask of them
The simple fact that their loyalty to the
party is unquestionable, will doubtless
give them an influence that would not have
been possessed by Conservative members,
had such been elected, and hence We shall
have nothing to regret in the result of the
election, provided the above promises are
fully verified"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

I@The Denton Monitor says "Dalas
now has good postmaster and we cher
FULLY endorse the assertion. The Monibr
further says
III. LOOMS. the Dallas mail car
rier, was married to ANN FLETcnEh,
Of Dry Fork, Denton county, On
the LIST of February.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

ka- Mr.. CHAs d. kIng, = we'll known
journalist Of Louisville, n.y. died very sud-
denly Of congestion Of the lungs, In that
city, on the 22l ult, lie was native OF
Mason county, n.y., and had been connected
with The pres, OF Louisville for many years
Ills letters, under the nom De plume Of Sc
DE hay, will he remembered BY many OF
the readers Of the courier'Journal. lie
was 81 year. Of age, aud leaves wife aud
one child.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

fFs-A Paris iisPs'sh Of the s1ih OF
February say. the lrlal % rTlnse iisrrr
Bonaparie will take place at the session u
tie Illsh Court 10 be held al ronFs, eo'n'
meueins March n, The preliminary e.
animation heretofore noted ELECTED proof
that the Priuee had been assaulted PFr'i'
ons % his irlng the fatal shot,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

tsSr We have received from Messri'
Ghliin & Hoffman, Publishers and New''
paper Advertising Agents, No. ! St. Pol
street, Baltimore, Md, pamphlet en'i'ld
IAN Accurate List Of Southern NawspI-
"papers, with Facts aud Figures louoi'
dug the Resources and Business Coz
edition OF the South
Il is avery neat li''lc pamphlet, ani so fr
as we can see, contains a very correct lie
OF the newspapers Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

Two very large and beautiful
passenger cars for Morgan's Louis
lana and Texas Railroad have ar
rived in New Orleans from Will
mington, Delaware-whcre they
were built. They are named re-
spectively Galveston and New Or
leans, and are most elegantly deco
rated with gold and silver.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

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SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with. lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, &C
companicd with painful sensation
of having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. A
slight. dry cough is sometimes an at.
tcndant. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is'easily
startled, hi, feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination OF
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA,
PRoPRIEToRS.
P.S Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and take none On" r.
M'LaHe's, brepayed BY Fleming B,of., +if9'-
6a,gh. Pa.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, and Country
Storekeepers generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

~Col. I. W. Thompson, formerly Of
the Fourth Kentucky Infantry, is Clerk Of
the Law Cbhneery Court Of Louisville Il
gives Us great pleasure to see our good and
brave Colonel in an Office Of honor and
profit. 10 mar deserved il more We
we're with him, during the vsr, from Bow
ling Green, Ksniueky, to ClsrsnSOu Dis
triei. South CsrOIiu., where the last fghi
East Of the Mississippi cane Of. We
wish hin long life sra ERA, prosperity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12

esr Gen, jordan, ia command or the
insurgents in Cuba, Il l. raid, has Eo'iaei
the Spanish authorities that for every
Cuban murdered hereafter he viii XIII tea
Spanish officers among the prisoners he
now holds,