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New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
fromP %, NOrth River,
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE "WEDNESDAY.
ACADIA. WEDNESDAY, November l6.
Frst Cabin passase f65 and SIS Intermediate S3j steenes
Stecragc tickets from above ports. So.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents
Raul
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

OENKAAL SEssloNs-Be'oFe BEpr0knI J-OTenf a. II
The People John shannon B1WHrd COnDe John
bugnh Marin Water and Herman Oous assault and bat
Timothy Cohus, Msgee L0one GusAye Thomas
cDouGh rohb+y Crss Nelson s ad Wolf
4 4roDy hicas CoOsey and 6eOg, Leland
Collins and Macnos
APPEAA-ALBAST Nov. 1.-THE Ous ~ Court Of
Appe.s calendar for Nov lG, g7O: Nos 49,
a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
prirtine.

90 Ubom II man 0ontern
4 OST or STOLEN-Between Macy's, sixth
Az. and Fouesntb-st and O. se,enSavr fo. boVh IN
containing +2o0 IN bib and 20" - H0IToS .sre Of
Mss Blackwell, l2s seoond-a'' -
49,, ,sr,-s. N,lrfAKi Div. 90 Tm MssouRI lssPscToR
sss'.,f = tJyfrg Cm1AGG H., Move ni%T TO- l80
rT,JF examination of the Montana Indian
. lgI under provisions Of recruit Act o. oonRress
, A. NJ, osi-e of the uude COED b. this ety Al parties
ytrre e in tir sane have not th,Ay 'i , a. m 49,
O. 80 e, h ps r voaher with such proof h t'f ulpoii " hv
ma Lsye h. submit '.f person uf D. sii"h WHO"
~ ~ IhYt@ a iIAtDIL, Jos. erior 1eacf4i o. D. Army
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

Hfhs FhilH usaa tesnifgf
A. fistlnt Ns.ffIs n ifsiirf. hsifN
tai s.Ht CifsHas. atfis BE- nffies1 81
ia fss nslsfiI. iisfs re itouissts afsa
itsausii n shiis haiiiss fiiliar 40
Histss. eel fftIsfinG is fminss Met
n itfa lsFs sale ftfas ihslf ellfiiifs
rsiti. taiiias itis alhs shiis maa's cess
tF ~ no fsssoa that ne llssls 90
isif5ly "a its minsrliy. Ne ans vha he
t.tu In he habit ~ rsaling he rtssra-
prs of ihoss states shsTsin he isfurI
slaves ,IsrsnlsFsis, ed arluaiuling him-
elf 9Th ihs airociiiss sommiiiei BY the
blacks, uuisF mi'naTy PTsies,ion, siih
iwTuuily uIoa the sliiss, eau UonisT 81
The exodus. Making Tstss q great shl's
msH's sauuiTy, By smigTaiing to il in over
shsluirg nlmhsrs, 10 assuming ih pro
portions Il a grand ilea-an il,s that
aust take possession Of the mini. II al
who are able 60 tsss their worldly Foals
ani a., aWay from tie Cis,MississivIl
States, where nsgroism aRl Federal b-!a'
aSis sFs asw snl have logg beea holding
high Carnival, la lhls eonase'ign, - ihi'
lluss, nc musI eanieul ourselves silh sdi
Jag, that there l. No land on earth hsil.i
adapted or Glrs soTlhy 81 b''ng made a
peculiar "Nhi's wanA eouElFy' lhsn Tea
rs, lls greal slivut-iis vast mlusgal ~
sourees-iIs deep, rich, iusAhan'ilb'c soil--
lie lnd!'pn'ahly sslf-sns,aiHlng e.P'eiy-
combine TO Iasls il a rslau lsNi'iag ssl'
Ilemsat' by the very be, people Of tic
older s,A,ss, Then, eoVs 10 Teas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

HyFour days previous to his death, Ed
win NJ. Stanton was appointed and confirm
ed as an Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court ofthe United States, to succeed Judge
Grier, who resigned. The Columbus. t0hio)
CTisii, has the following in regard to the
appointment;
"This appointment will be recog-
nized by ali acquainted with recent
history as one eminently unfit to be
made. STANTON has none of the
qualifications required by judge
in such a position. He is rash, vic.
lent, arbitrary, inscriptions and
corrupt. and his name reeks. with
the infamy he acquired by his treach-
cry, cruelty and tyranny during the
war. Ii is an unfortunate and dis
graceful fact that such man is des-
tined to sit upon the Supreme Bench,
before being acquitted of crimes
against law and humanity as great
as Judge was ever called upon to
investigate"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

~" -" !" -
WifHa f1fefnmonf y ffqlIfl1
a. employ iis lhllliary fftoi IA foi
let iho fsffnaes hffoss4fy ~ Iis
nalnienaneo. II Il pFeiiy iais ~ a..
same that suth a0voFnfaont l. 10
q very bad Wayi thai ~ taxes are
nnlnsily and excessively To- led aud
that iis suljoels are unablo ~ pas
Such ssCms % be The easo with he
present Washington Government
In consequence uf iho-reporis VI as
-afsinuiious having become % fro
quont la certain districts of tho
South, Gn appeal was recently made
hy the Commissioner IL Internal
Revenue to General Sherman fOr
troops 20 assist the Revenue officers
in collecting tho revenue. The
troubles seem-to DO chiefly in n cir
cui, comprising tie Eighth Virgin
Ia District, which is in tho south,
western part of the State; the Sew
eHlh, North Carolina, in the west
eyn part of that State; the Third,
South Carolina; tho Third and
Fourth, Georgia; First and Second
aud part Of the Third Tennessee;
and the southern part oftho Eighth
Kentucky. These districts are nd
iaeent, forming q Rsctlon OF country
On either side Of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, and il il here found i'm.
possible 10 collect the enormous and
oppressive taxes by the ordinary
process, and tho military power is
appealed To. IL Is stated that Gen,
sherman thlnks--and most people
will concur with him--thc Govern
mcnt has better use for tho troops
than in enforcing tho revenue laws
He believes il has u tendency TO do
mOrgliEo the army, and instances
the effect which such surveillance
has had on the troops of tho British
army. Again, the collection of the
revenue belongs 10 the civil depart,
mrnt Of the Government, and it ID
only when an enforcement of the
law is impossible that tho service oil
the army should DO called into req,
uisilion. Commissioner Dclano has
heretofore, determined TO arm and
mount all the Assistant Assessors
employed in the districts above men
toned, and empower them TO col
lect the revenue and suppress fraud'
OF whatever character. The only
difficulty in the adoption OF thi'
plan is that il has been decided by
the First Comptroller that the pay
of an Assistant Assessor ceases tn,
instant he leaves tho district fol
which he was appointed, and il
making raids it might DO necessary
to cross boundary lines. However
the experiment is TO 10 tried, ant
will probably result in about Al
much success 10 the revenue cham
pions, and us much distress to tn,
people, us usually attend the mob
Of 1.-THE collectors in oppressed Ire
land. Where such extraordinary
means are necessary to collect reve
nue., it can scarcely be pretended
that "thc Government is based up
on the affections of the people," +.
TColumbus (Ohio) Crisis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
s@- Buy your Goods from DR.. Haynes

HEARTH AND HONE, an illustrated Rural,
Literary and Family Weakly, by DONALD u.
MITCHELL, assisted by an able corps of AS.
sociates in all Departments. We have fire.
quantly, during the past year, had occasion
to notice favorably this admirable paper.
1t is a really good home paper; meets the
wants Of all members of good families
every here and contains the best of eve
rything for every body, in city, village
and country. 1t gives practical inatruc-
ton, by the most experienced writers upon
all Rural topics; has choice Stories Sketch
es, Essays, Poems, Wit and Ilumor, the
News, Money and Market Reports, Beaut'-
full Pictures by the best Artists, and, in
short, all the features of first clasc fami-
ly weekly. Rates. 81, currency, per m
mum; PETTrxGILL, BATES s. Co., Publishers,
No. 81 Park Row, New York. subscrip-
ton received at tho HERALD office.
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rGy~ To arrive in few days, 80 sacks,
Liyerpool Salt at the cash store Of
rPRATHER & MURPHY.

The JOURNAL OF EDUCATION for Deem
her is of more than usual value to teachers
and school officers. In addition TO the cut
of school house with full description, AR.
Thomas Davidson contributes an article on
the "Science of Language as Branch OF
Education" Miss Mary j. Cragin Writes
on Educational Forces, MIR. William L.
Harris and other eminent educators, also
contribute articles. The editorials on
"County Superintendents," will command
attention, as we'll as the article by SeneS,
on the "Missouri Agricultural College.
Notices Of Institutes, 0fiicial Department,
etc, complete the number.
Address, J. D. MERwIN,
Editor and Publisher,
10 Chestnut ST., st. Louis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

Esy- A hill has rsesally been la'rOiuesi
lat. Congress by Mr., fATnsSOrih, abolish
ing the Thanking privilege amer tie Jet OF
July, 1870, The blll Sppr0Prla'ss n'hey
fOr purchases Of postage stamps, requiring
AL officers who arc allowed money to keep
m account Of iIs use, and report 10 Con-
gross annually. The amount FOR Senators
and members l. left blank, to be Oiled up
by Congress. Appropriations for th'rrss'
iirni and the Departments are as follows
Secretary Of Senate, eie"...,....."SlO'0 Ju
Clerk Of llonsr, .ic..".,,. ...'..'''' lp'uOu
P,ssilenr, for Executive Mshsion,. lV'OJv
STATE nepartm .".....,....''''''' lvpiVoI
Treasury Department.. .......''''''''.ol WV w,
War pcpartmeni..".. ..'.'.'''-V'iVUu
Navy observation-disclosures. ........." lu1'Vuo
Poet Ohce ......"...
Attorney General Oiliee. ...."....... lu'uvu
Interior Dspar,msnl."..,...." .'.."'2Oo'VVN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
sSy- II you want the best goods, 80 to
the cheap cash Store Of
PRATHER & MURPHY.

re- Capt. Jasper w. johnson, Of Cal
vert. has laid our Senior under obligations
By presenting him one Of the Prettiest and
hest hats we have seen for many day
Il combines neainess, lightness and dura-
bility. Capt. johnson is not Only always
a clever man, but one Of the most accom-
plishsd and fair dealers in Texas. When
YOU 70 10 Calvert, call on him and see.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

rea. We have received tho December,
1868 number Of "The Astral Light n
monthly family paper, devoted to Li'era-
tnre, Science, Art, Chemistry, Inventions,
Mechanics Manufactures, aud useful in
formation of every kind. Terms 90 cents
per anuun. Address Box 1910, New
York p o.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

~ We refer the reader 10 the card Of
Net Br,,sh 4 Mason, wholesale dealers
I, r.nsv Goods, slstiODery, Psrfumsry,
cyt,.rv. White Goods, HOsisry, Furnishing
Coca, e.. IS Hsgssise Street., hsr Or
L.. ~hi,h viii Be found sunoHg our new
Advertisements today. We have hereto
fors hss occasion TO spssk in favorable
term. Of this house, and take pleasure N
rsoouusnsins Il 70 eur friends wishing
Esr or,esrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

s9-Col. T. b. NanloVe, recently editor
Of the Pals County Pioneer, has assumed
the editorial control Of the Waco Examiner.
Brother Downs Of he Examiner has lately
returned from an extended tour TO the old
ssaies-as far up IN yankesaon .s The good
cid city Of Gotbsn,-snd has greatly i'm
proved n, srPstrsnss efhis r,rsr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

Boy We are in receipt of an invitation
from the Proprietors of the MOBILE Ala
REGISTER, to attend n CHRISTMAS DINNER,
given by him to the employees of his pa
per at the Battle House, Mobile, Mt 3 o clock
p. NJ, on the 25th ult, 1t would have af-
forded us pleasure to have been one OF 'he
company we know there must have been
"a feast of Reason and flow OF Soul,
but distance prevented, oven if we had re-
cciyed the invitation in season TO be pres
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
pSs- Winter Clothing at DR.. Haynes.

esS" The commencement OF the new year
is good time 10 subscribe for the HERALD
Terms only $3.50 per annum, and where,
we would ask, will you find paper any
where in Texas that gives you as much TOR
your money n does the HERALD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
Tc1nr---Generas Reynolds RE-
PORT

The report of Gen. J. J. Rev.
nolds, commanding the District Of
Texas, is quite brief. What he has
to say on the condition of the State
is as follows:
The ordinary civil machinery of
the State has been in preparation,
aided whenever necessary and prac-
,icablc by the military force of the
United States. Some improvement
is apparent in the disposition of ju
ries to punish for murder and other
high crimes.
For the suppression of bands Of
desperadoes, which have infested
almost every part of the State, and
the arrest of parties indicted for
murder, it has been deemed neces-
sary to furnish military aid to the
civil officers. These parties have
usually met with armed resistance,
and in tho encounters which have
ensued, several persons have been
killed. With very few exceptions
indictments for murder had been
found against these persons, and in
every case they invited their fate,
by refusing arrest and in resisting
by force of arms the lawfully con-
stifuted authorities of the State and
Of the United States.
Under tue provisions of the joint
resolution of Congress of February,
1869, many county officers were va
Gated. Efforts TO fill the vacancies
thus occasioned have in many cases
been unsuccessful. Parties quail
fed for the offices have been unwil-
ling TO accept on account of the
,robable short duration of the term,
and the fact that the appointees are
in most of the counties unpopular.
This has caused more than the usu-
Al laxity In the execution of local
laws ana has also iDterfcred some
what with the collection of the State
taxes. :,
The number of cases tried by mil
Stary commission, from Oct. j, 1865,
40 sent 30, 1859, is so. OF this
number there were convicted Il,
scouitted q. The number Of m r-
ders ia the State during the nile
,nontbs from Jan. i. 1869 to Sept.
"a 1859 according to the Official
rseords. necessarily imperfect, Is
asa being an average Of about one
snd half per day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

s%h seems to be pretty ven settled
that no elections viii be held in Milan and
Navarro counties, except for county on
er. sch Ia rscsnstruction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

@Cspt Conner, Congressman elect
from this District, spent Christmas week
in Paris. The Press hopes be may be in
dueed to made Paris his future home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

By knowing" we meant Emigrants and
others coming or going to make their
homes in Texas; "trsveling" means such
as are passing through going from one
point in Texas TO smother. Jefferson
Street, a. We have stated above, is the
main Travelled tboroughfare, passing
through town North and South; but it must
be remembered that many come in from
the East, and they come through Elm or
Main streets, while, Of course, some come
through other streets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

~ The ilEEALR gives more reading
matter lAsa any other paper il Texas, out
side Of the larger cities.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

THE undersizDed have nov rsady for sale, 10
Il PEACH TREES. OF the choice.t AR tie. u ?
az all imported from Er<ace, and have been nuch
improved IN Texas a-...........
kfIsr ! long experience, We 90 not hesitate e
Offer hen 20 the public ~ the best ever raise4 IN
fhfs rousfry We also ofer for sale. EICTAEtNL--
FILMS aad VIC TnEEs. nud 0rnementai - rub.
ard Plants an of vhirh can B. seen 81 cur rssi-
dene., u re mfles West q Dallas-
NJ. 4 y.-RETERCH0N.
Ian. q. lg7D-I72mo.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
CITTUA AIRY.

. Departed this life, in Dallas, December
%, Ices, in the 23rd year of her ngc,
LAURA A., wife Of DR.. A. NJ. Cochran.
Born and reared in this county, the de-
ceased had just fully entered upon the re-
sponsibiilies of maturer womanhood, when
she WAS suddenly smitlen down by the
destroyer. Her death came like shock
upon the eutirc community. She had a
warm place in every heart; whilst those
who knew her best sighed as they sadly
whispered, zone of the excellent Of the
earth, now gene from the world forever
Ter Giilhood was life Of sunshine in the
home circle as n woman, cheerful, gen-
erous and kind, she insensibly won kim
bred and acquaintance into friendship.
Processing religion in her ninth year,
ale united hersclf with the Methodist
Church, and lived an exemplary member
till her death. While her husband and
sweet little daughter are left to bear loss,
time and life can never repair, her death
is an atIlicticn TO the Church and Sunday
School-a bereavement to her fondly loved
and loving class. Her memory id sacred
among US, while her "works do follow her.
A private journal, read by no eye, save
her own, till after death, reveals hidden
inner lito higher and purer than most NOR
tails aspire or attain TO. In constant COM
munion with the spiritual, she daily yearn-
cd for that complete fitness for the life and
home TO which she has departed.
"Sllc has gone hat we will not deplore her,
whose God WAS her ransom, her guardian, her guido
He gave her. II took her. and He will restore her;
Death has sting, for the Saviour has died
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
simptoms of a diseased Liver.

symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge Of
i the ribs, increase on pressure; 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 sometimes mistaken for a
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss of appetite and sickness,
the bow els in general are costive, sometimes
alternative with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gere-
rally a considerable loss ofmemory, accom-
panied with painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to have
been done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains
ofweariness and debility; he is ess.ly start
led, his feet ore cold or burning, aud he COM
plains Of prickly sensation Of sbe skim
his spirits are low; and although he is salts
fird that exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon UP fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms
attend the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet examination
Of the body, afler death. has shown the
Liver to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
On. MLAxE's LIvEh Pills. ~ CASES or
AouK Nd FEvER, when taken with ouinins,
cir productive oftbe most happy results. No
better cathartic can be used, preparatory 20,
or after taken ouisins. We would advise
all who are afflicted with this disease TO
give them A rkIR TnIkL.
Address all orders TO
FLEMING BROS, PIz1BrEeH, Pa
Ps br-i-r, und Fhysirsnus orLlrrine frgra uflsrs
On FIrruinr Brus VII d uell - vrits her or-rs
frfirrflr and iuts rsue tsa Dr. MIcr<'- r-r.sr-d
h Tl-r-ins El-s,- PintrrgA Pa 70 fhose wishing
~ rirr fhrrn frinl rs vin forrrd 30 sal pot
I'D = arr r.ft q oe United stafssi c.s bur q
pa ~ f1rlrs flresccrt r1Efnre sinu1s o. o.. vi
a Vrrnfurs ~ f1urteen threec-11 Er.mrs- An
90 fu.1 O.nzdn nust ,. scroul~nir1 - twenty
50 y .i1r-y~-.-as. Drsszs.s, sd cosnssz So.
Ee-Es~rr. "a t-iI'iF-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
n3- Hat. aud Caps at Dr.. Haynes.
g M hnrn rrcrlreI iho Deeemh

Ca Any Que wishing TO pay us fOrs"e'
scriplion to thu HERALD in wood, can DO 20.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

ezs- There were INsnly death. fson
,msllpoI in Nss orleans, duTlug lhs seek
snlipg al Christians Jay.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

The Pacific Railroad has six mon
stcr locomotives which are to be
Gscd expressly for clearing off the
.snOE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
sou ealg

nNT fiNnf nDfFf ruHfH alfsa
w fagas lifF SO fsHsl 0ia. 60
faiian Tee a. aflff g. nstf fasa o.
lafrsf mt.tinfff I go fllits stlff 81
isi fisn haif iis ftiHs Csii saaa " 90
desire htfrsia. o. 80 afiffmhfl b.
sfil si s,He Ifits 10 itlfr ifTs
~. uulHOW.
J,nuay r isI0-ifim.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

~ risia N, sisHian, diel Of Wash
layton City on the si.h ui'r " song's'ieA
u he heart,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

A negro boy stole a crying doll
I, Petersburg, Va, the other Gay
Hiding IL under his coat i ''sqreak-
r5"a1d bIeaehed him white with
e-ar At the miraouious witness
szsisst bin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

Dr. sul,slL, fOr you s0uaiy PsPsr-'L'
llEhALp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

Der Ttoss iuisblsi 10 the estate DE-
Islls7 can pay 'hs sane 10 ", y, lialssll,
At the Herald OGee,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
Dallas, Texas, january !, 1870

WILLIAM ARTHUR GRIMES, son Of
PHILIP A. and MARY E. WiNN, aged 9
years. month and g days, died of Mas
matte fever, on the 10th of December, 1863,
sfter An illness OF thiFty-six hours.
Little Arthur on account Of his delicate
health and his more than ordinary afec-
tomato disposition was to his parents an
object of the deepest solicitude and of the
strongest sffection. Who but parent that
has consigned darling child to the tomb,
can fully appreciate the sorrow Of these
parents and sympathize with them in their
bereavement. 1t would DO but idle talk to
bid them not to weep, not to mourn for
their loved boy (; parents bereaved Of their
children are bereAved indeed. But while
tears are the natural outgushings of the
affections which God has implanted in the
breast, yet thanks be TO God there is "a
stin small voice." from the light of Reve-
lation that whispers in the ear Of the
christisn parent, tthe child is not dead but
sleepeth." What a glorious consolation.
Death has done his work, the grave has
claimed and received its own, but the i'm.
mortal spirit has triumphed over death and
the grave and returned to the God who
gave IL. Dear parents mourn not as those
who have no hope, for though your Arthur
cannot return to you, you can go TO him.
W. Il. Smith.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08
JUST RECEIVED.

A GOOD Lot Of Coffee, Sugar, Soda Pep
n per, Candles, Powder. Lead, Azl'
Grecss and Wash Boards, b.
17-t7 Ell. NICHOLS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

~ Buy your goods at the cheap ea''
,fOrs Of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-18
The War.

The utter defeat of General Won Der
Taun in the late battle al Orleans and the
recap,ure of tina, most important city by the
French has put new heart into France and
this Important victory will, no doubt, be
duly followed up by the General de Palad.
ines, who hiss 1870 900 men under his
command. These, however are not the only
forces which are approaching Versailles.
keratry from the west, and Bourbaki from
the northwest are on the way, each with at
least $4,000 men, and in a few days we shsll
propably hear OF another terrible, anihi-
lasing battle. The Germans are aware of
disaster, Prince Frederick Charles is hurry
ing forward with $4,000 men as fast as he
can, and the Germans north of Paris are
being reduced considerably In order to make
an affective stand against the army of the
Loire and the south of France. General
Trochu has $50, 1000 men available for pur-
poses in The future, and will play an
important role in the approaching grand
final struggle for the relief of Paris and the
expulsion of the Prussisns from French
soil. It is known that he is preparing a
grand sortie aud he will no doubt promptly
sally forth as soon as his carrier pigeons
have told him of the close approach of the
French armies. Gambetta is doing his
share nobly, and is pushing forward to-
wards Orleans men and supplies in abun-
dance. France and the republic may yet
be saved,