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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

TuR IllNDoo Halt The ilindoo ideo Of
hell is, 10 say The least. sufficiently terrific 10
arrest the attention Of sinners mnsi intouieile.
Some say 'h-y uFe inpde TO READ 6H burning
sands, OF sltarf edged stones; 6rheis lire rolled
among rbprns and spikes and purified flesh;
others NE dragged Mo ,he roiieRasr places
by c"rds passed rhf6neh the tender parts Of
the bbdy some arc jackhlsi isrfs; and elc.
plants; hihers are pierced To death III arrows
beaten with clubs pr"ied with N edI"s, scared
with hot irons, aud tofnenred by flies aud
wnspS, some are plunged into pans Of liquid
fire or boiling oil:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

81 Dir. Ross, convicted of negro stealing and
sentenced to the Pententiary, at the last District
Court of Smith county, and who escaped from
custody at Palestine, while en- route to Hunts
Vile, was recaptured few days after and pro-
ceeded on his way to the latter place
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

VINO Owls 'EN,-We notice a large numb
al boys wandering about The city, whom 10
suppose must h. lnsi- They are Tor III mo {
PR very We'll dress'd-wenring long con,
light pann'o"ns, shiny hats and boors. NJ d
genen'ly rnrry small canes m their kid.gloy, d
hands. From the way in whirh they star. AZ
the ladies who pass them. we infer thai ,hry
are trying TO find their moihers. Why dor
our charitable riliz"ns get up ia asylum Tor
these pOor rhildmnl II is a shame TO ALLOW
Item 10 be wandering about the civ in ihis
manner. They are much more III to b., in rhr
iintsetv. The Lind-henred keepers of raverny
aud billiard saloons allow them refuge In
their establishments, aud npsr rharimhly sup.
plv them with segats and ndul Grated lqnols.
81 all hour Of the day and night these u, f..
tnnarcs crowd beneath their hcspimble roofs.
Parents in search df their sons will hear oi'
th'm by paving ihcse rlarrs visit,-Phi9
Ereai"g JO~rAd,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

81 We have received The Free Press, new
paper just started at Quitman. Wood county,
and the Harrison Flag, Published at Marshall,
Texas The former is edited by Winston Banks,
and is democratic in politics The latter is edit
ell by j. W. Barr EFT. who, whilst be appears to
be ready and graceful writer. is a eeluded fol-
lower of "Saun." or course we place them ca
or 'Tz "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12
Laic1i I'eirgrnphir NeWs.

ANf ''.'' i'
esf ni..rfai ft...r.. .ff lH mr
The atua', I. tu-.earIlasr n,
ths Aaa ia iis li.t .... sHIl at cop, D..
l1g. We nlso have .,s.n. hts Ui nsss tg
ihe slrsngr Az. 'etSa.. from LutW on
he l2h ulI,, Which sa.a iIsi tfr -Uion mar
H. sas lsll re- a o. l4r Miiing uhraU. F.
Tho rlndu1n 1i arlr h.fN'sn Elgani
aal ilr Iniied Siuiss icWoi the absorbing
g3pit OF ls;issila inils Blush journals,
TAs CranIioE CaIs-Aeeorl.ng to the re-,
ports tfo,ghl b. she Asia, the British Cow
eTnmsnt had Gene 10 no decision with respect
10 ihs dismissal OF Mr., Dallas, in retaliation
iag ihsi Of Nc Champion and the three Bit,
nh coa'uIs, a. New Yo.s, Philadelphia and
Clg.l't'l AEl eyets, D. seemed certain
'aa. ,.gy TAD ao' Jet T,'o.yglon taking shat
step.
fsr 'ars 0i,He Lroa,u Journals. however,
u Vsfy imle Sna wari'ks,
Is.r.ais efiAs Brii41 FlesL-Gwsi Bit.
sin was greatly snE'NJARs her neels on
the Wet India and Narh American stations,
e.P'e.a'iy by send.ug l'.lh,fa great uumbrr
Of gpn bOsIs,
The English papers were r'rd with discus,
sions on the sabec' Of he differences between
Grrat Rutnin and the United Slaie,. and the
Sismis,ol OF Mr.. CIamnioo aud the thFer Bril-.
ism Causuls. NJ New Work. Philudpluhn. and
Cincinnati, Nothing else in lac, VS. leing
written or mixed about.
M. D,'G. Ind Ind ,rg.nl interview, wish
Lord Clarendon
The Ionic. l'n.' sal ,hc Morning Post
Extensively demand ,a- ifH,l 81 Mr Dallas,
Lords C'rrHa1u 'Wl i"mgf'i"n nd SAID
that u WoS "'''f'','' l'1' ""I1n'r 'H'y as Us,
h''sse" w, "' ''', i'',c S'',.' c' 80" 49,
"'oEe o" "o'H"' '' ,"''' w, ", C 49,
Iln',o" " 70 w. '.',y,,,,,,, W ',, ;'''''''
u ,me Fr"'e ". Wv ,V"''i. "''y iI ooo
.oh ne ''S"'" ''''! "'' wv" ''""''' '" -'''
-, .,..,-
SPaH !" .nI''' -, we "'L' Uo"s,'S, V,
vet "Sse',S ""' NV u",e''',' ~" ~
ana s''"''o' - ''S' ''''''' '"'' ''' wv" s'P'
'',.n' =,
has''r - despatch 10 '"e Nnnc"eSe,
guardian STATES that the kns'nns ma r"'''r'a
kars. and had destroyed me ior,Ih'a'lnnS III
Ismnii. a.. nj the mouth Of the DANUBE.
Attempt 10 osSTiS'n''e me Qn'e" q Span
Inc at'ah''r HtInsS "''oun'S "' u" "'''"'P
10 assassinate Inc queen o' Spun
I,xaiRioq ia Fare. -D"alful havoc had
been committed by an nundniion in France
The damage caused by it had been so great
ms 10 cause fall Of per cent. in The public
funds.
The city IL Ton.. md been completely DE-.
stroyei by H.
I,ros authorizations In bccn 20, nm in mid
n The sufferers by the late inunda,iuns in
Fac.
r,+o- r,,- a,a, M,
N.,.y VI ,,.,a ec C,o,or.,i, ;,orroors
~ - 49, ,,oi-o1 ~ ,,;S c;,r H., 4 n,p,rL
.'T. 49, .I.,,,,,,1 ,,,o,, "r,i,s, N;r,,,gro
:" ''ss ,n,.I ~ ,hp,, ,Sara c,rr'e1 off h,
- a. Wv" ,.'. ,,,a "', ,Io r,s, ro,nrnaJ
"'''''e I" ''''''' '". Wv vs. '''''''
h>nSai'
Louispale, Jane 26 1t Is reported tina,
Gov. Shannon las rendered ms resignation OF
the Office 70 Tie President % ''Ee effect on The
lst OF July neSf.
r- Mt. sDThN, lNG liL!N'l itg'U' NV 'HS
arcordirr ,Dfnrfr rinu rprEiret here has
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

- STEAMBOATS, BuRNED.-Five stenmhoate
,iz;-the New fatona D, c. Stacy, Mary B.ss,
Piota, and Della. The FIRE originated on the first
named. 1t was supposed the Loss would amount
to about S5O,000, and there WIS hut little nsur-
Holmes. keeper of the Mary l'ess
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

Low FLouR roSTRAoT.-Tbe contract for fur
nishing It. Belknap with -four from the lat Oct.
next was taken by the Messrs. Witt. prcprietorS
of the steam Touring mills at North BEND, in this
county, a. s. go 4er hundred, delivered at the
Fo-t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12
CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES..
For Associate Justice OF th. Sun emn Court.
We arc ruh1rrNi u announce THOMAS J. JENNINGS, ESQ
mllla r ' odc' Of i'soeidis Justice Of Tie reHe
Court, nj the election IN August next
For District kttO-ney-.-9 h Judicial District
49, ~, ar.Nr-s ar,,ac, H. 7 srLN W n rvl7r o.
candidate ~ L!y'iei if0.rsy q IL. E !si..A! L!s.i.i
ilrcI .9N IN Au'u next.
Tor Srrvcyor oc Denton Land District.
We ARE huthrr,cd announce \. q. WALKER, fsn a
candidate he office Il surveyor " Denton Land n;sctic
ton fr't Monday IN AnEu',EcSt
We mr., uu,hrr announce Col =. c. LACY NJ Tarrant
county, candidate Or hisiriot SHey"r " tn Benton Ltnl
srict. Fleet In August next
For Sheriff o. Dolas County.
W. rr- .mh~.-' tn anp.ane sILAs LION ARD, a, can't
- tr the "fge II SserW IF Dallas County a, the 81 e'ion
IN August urNt
We srr an,l ori,ci to announce 4 G. UtrGr q. cant date
recollection To- III Nr If Sheriff Of DG!iIs County, at the
tie el'ulEg election In August
~ authorized I'll M vs. co rs as
!date fr Shcr II ails county, at the election In Auus.
We arS authorized to ann unce NJ. III NnrisoN a
idate fsr her0 Of Dallas County at the election in August
We en- auth r1cd to announce NJ X sELvIrGf as o,ndl.
date the office Sterg Of Dallas County at the ecetoa in
August next,
For Chic Justice
We ar0 authorized JAMES NJ, PATTERSON,
canliir for lection tn ocs of chief Justice Of Dallas
County at the election In August next.
70 County Clerk Of D lila County.
sc hryei r. W W. PEAK. n candidate
reelection the Office Of Clerk oCs County Court, 1T The
ensuing Election IN August
~ Ue authorized arnnunccC ". Patrick crnii-
date fr Ck the County 60 Tt nf Dals county Election
In august next
We ar, authorized announce W. X. MASTtN candidate
for Cicr Of the County Court Of Da!es County at the election
n August next.
Tor Justice # the Peace. Pracin't N l.
We are au hcr;xed to announce JOHN u E,KNs rand
late Tor Justice Of he Pe5ce, rrccnt No j. he'cion In Au
gust. . 49,
We are nutinrised ALLEN ARD as candidate
reelection for esquire" Of Precinct No. Mt the election In
august next. -
~. arc authorized tn announce JAMES n. SMITH
dae Justice The Peace precinct No the election
In August next
FIR Urea rer Of Dallas County.
n are authorized Il. j. EsT as ,ate
for the occ of Comfy Treasurer Of Iaas
county, at the election In August next.
FIR Surveyor of Dallas Co 'nty.
ne are authorized to announce DeITT g. SMITH, cand!
date Surveyor If Dallas County at the election in August
uext
Ne are arthoi,ed to H. H. PENNIN TIN rs can.
diae Surveyor OF Dallas County, at the election in August
next
TO The citizens or DG,rG, Co'n!ty:
am candidate the oAic, Of Comfy rrsyor Of Dallas
Count at the suing election. will be ahsa unit, then.
have or r done II former car ,cr rs
ncruy neth,r will nmen my gp,i actions Tn be-
fore the public submit the decision of those el.
G. NJ. PIERCE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

81 We have no news Of Importance from MIC
aragua this week The latest advices from Cos
ia RIGA represent the cholera as prevailing all
through that country. Only 400 out of the 1000
men who invaded Nicaragua had returned home.
Baron Bulow, Chief Engineer Of Costa Rica, had
died of cholera.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

~ rfn an IaFsaf ihs rnia vs haze &c
mnsl rlr riHs ii' iu.' Of CO., enthusiast. rr,ft.
tim Of co. ui,aira.iun ct liurl aian and liirrt
euridFe ErT, where che aloliius uames
iHscrilrd uTon our tanners, and the glorious
platform erected ~ the convention. arr greeted
with perfect storm Of Wild delight and gladne.s
The great Democratic hear, hsats with bat one
impulse, and that Is 10 elect the ticket ~ the
mos' overwhelming popular uainriIy that has
ever heen east for candidates for the exall a sta
'i"ns OF President and Vie PTssilsnt. From the
In" f"resis Of Maine to the golden sands Of
California, fFom the laundering waters Of Mag,
ara To tho peaceful losOm Of the Gulf ~ Mckee,
one loud harmonious, universal shout Of appro.
la'ion has sWelled up from the political masses,
ra'iiying the nominations and the platform. The
"unterrifed' are as united now, and as irrssist-
able ton, under the lead IT the illustrious standard
hearers, old Buck and young Bresk, as they
were m the glorious days when the h,ra sage IT
TnI'sfre I'D them on to victory aud in Noyem
hrr next, honfres and illuminalinns and Il c
thunders Ola thousand guns will pr,el,im the
most overwhelming and memorable victory tina,
the d"mocraey has ever gained over iis enemies
since the days df Anitew Jackson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

WARN.-At 2 O'Clock, P. u, on Saturday last,
in tho Heraldoffsc (the coolest lace in town. tie
Thermometer indicated IO2 degrees. At another
place IN town. we are Informed that the mercury
rose to l06 degrees. Whew
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

~ large and enthusiastic ratification meet
ing was held at austin on the 2Sth ult., Mt whcl:
the Cincinnati nominations and Platform wcr,
unanimously ratified. The principal apeakcrs
were Judge 0chltrcc, Judge Paseldl, and Col:
Willie The Gazette speaks of Judge Orhiltroc' 8
speech ms being one of his happiest efforts. lie
showed conrlucivcly TINT the contest was between
the democracy and hlack-republicanism and that
the most that the Fillmore ticket could do would
he to throw t. Q election into the II ,use Of r are
sentatives, where tho black-rspu ,liclnl ar, in
the ascendancy. lie proved Mr. Fillmore to he
unsonnd on the slavery question. lie regarded
Mr.. Buchanan as "a sound, conservatives nation
al. and reliable politician and had searched
diligently througha record of 40 years to find
anything to the contrary. While in Congress
his votes had stood side by side with those of
Strange of North Carolina, Troupe, of Ga, and
King of Ala, whilst those of Fillmore stond by
the side of Giddings, Hale, IL Co After d"m,l-
ishimg. the know-nothing platform, the Judge
closed with happy tribute to the old wing par
ty. The speeches Of Judge Pascllul and Col.
W lille are srnken OF in high terms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

- Our two Senator's, Gems. Rusk and Hous-
ton, are still a. their respective homes in this
State. We regret to learn that the former has
again been qaiss.ill Gen. Houston has almost
entirely recovered frvzr his hate severe indisposi-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

Dissolution OF THE UNIoN.--The Galveston
Neocs of the 2sth ult., has the following:
"A friend who has just returned from WASH
ington City, where he has spent several monthss
saws it is now the general opinion that disco
luton of the Union is inevitable"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

n We spent several days last week very pleas
antly at Fort Worth, What between the de-.
ligNtfnl and picturesque Scenery which prrscntS
itslf to tho eye from every side; the entirng ani
refreshing laths in the linn ii waters or the clear
md IVES, Forks. which mcandrr in s"micirrl
around the base Of its hlnr daily visits to h @
Cold Springs in its vicinity and mar" than all
the society Of Its generous AMI hospitihls r"oplc.
"" enjoyed the time mo't hugely Tho town has
ma'l' considerable advancement since We were
last there, aud promises to improve rapidly for
fIr tho fniur'. \ larg, amount of trade II ron
ccntrated NJ Fort WORTH uni we learn that the
merchants particularly ara doing heavy husi.
nrns. WI return our most grateful thanks to
our friends there fnr the pains they todI ,d r.n.
der our stay agreeable. Bob S.. especially, from
whom We borrowed some clothes, has u front seat
in our affections.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

The New Orleans Delta, is informed that the
Postnaster-Genea has decided on receiving
proposals for the transportations of the United
States Nails for California direct from this port
also for daily mail to Galveston via the Ope-
lousas Railroad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

A Fsgz SOFT Fine EATER.--The Herald Of
Pre- lon. published a; Lawrence. Kansas, on
the l2,h Jsaas'y las; issued the following
chsllener:
sCc,ns one, come all, SaveotTais ana nuiil-
:;erx; We iiivr .iles enough, and bullets enough
"a ses5 vas al 10 gour land Judas) own place.
.jfxo.,'Ts rr.l;rg. -ay don't you come slong!
~ "a. ssss rs--is. ard he editor went, ma
ling 70 srrsii shH ;ai, that the boys might
have Marco .a.araes' on il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

ARRIVAL OF Mr. FILLMoRE.- Mr. Fillmore arri-
vel in New York hy the Atlantic on the 29d ut.,
where he WIS received with n salute of fifty guns.
lie addressed the Wing General Committee Of
that city on the 25th
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

Primer, Csss, ND DotoLAss.--A spontaneous
ratification meeting was held at Washington city
on the reception Of the nominate ms of the Gin
cinnati convention. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. Gen Cass, Mr.. Douglass, and Presi
dent Pierce made the most glowing and patriotic
speeches, endorsing. mos, cordially, hath the
nominees and the platform We expected moth
ing less from gentlemen Of such distinguished
patriotism. They all expressed their firm conyic-
tion of the triumphant election Of the ticket.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

80" The Frontier Patriot SAYS wheat is selling
in that (iamar) county at 80 cents per bushel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

IL The Summer Term OF the District Court
of Tarrant county was held at Bird,ille last week.
But little business WAS on the dncket which &C.
cupied hut little time of the Court, which held
over, however. until Friday morning FOR answers
to b" fled in tie arl carance cases. The Grand
Jury sat until Thursday, and returned number
of true bills. part of them FOR minor of,nccs. \
true bill was found against - reter and lis
wife, for numbering. under the most revolting
circum> tances. an infant child Of their daughter,
the offspring of illicit love. The accused and his
family had left the county few days before the
sitting of the court, the magistrate before whom
they were examined having refused to bind them
to appear at Court.
Among the Attorneys in attendanceat Birdyille
we noticed Mcssrs. LeweIIing, llarberger, Eston
and Waddill, of Mckinney, James II. Clark, and
II G Hendricks, of Shvrman, Gen Tarraut, of
Ellis, A. j. Hood, of Rusk, A. Y. Fowler, of Fort
Worth, Judge Norton, of Weatherlo ford, the resi-
dent lawyers at Birdville. Mcssrs. Turney, Chill.
ton. Ball, Boyle, Susg and Anderson, and the
Dallas bar.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

ARTISAN WE'LL IN ArsTS-A e rrcsror dent
of the State Timrs gives synopsis Of the strata
passed through in boring IT, artcsian well at
that Place. The depth attaired thus far is lao
feet. and in that depth eleven different beds of
soil or rock. The last WAS he'd of sulid, white
this the operator had penetrated snme thirty
feet, and wa. still progressing. The operator,
Mr.. John NJ. Cooper, u inks that when he gets
throug', this last strata, he will attain god wa
ter in abundance lie also thinks that this M,
HE is u IN 'st superb building material.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

The two ex-Govs Bigler dined with Hon.
James Buchanan. ut Wheatland, on Monday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

- Hugh II. llaynie, of Austin. anil f Nc
Kinney, Of lnrrant, were the candidates for Chief
Clerk Of the House of Representatives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12
Religions Notices.

T.t Rsr na-T Rs'sassiu, ~ shs hisslrai fhursh ~i
tEFs lI4s tas OF saa z sas PAiisEssn
&c fsrsisy ucIl.lF q he gsral hcus
Rev, AsHlF Haste prsles thl ssfsE's iian n Dallas
"a ,ss tns sagiay "a saA nHuis
Rev - T-aHW Irsh 81 d. Nas-s' HI, Do silas On
a. he "a ri ly ily "a ia1 a. 'lraF Tie I1,sal
RTy iII s1 s- Ir.,h a. ts Masi. Il, "a Is,a., o.
4. .'aDi sait.sA b. rasa u1-la,
Ry r1,A -l Dr. s.l7s &c a. MSzl lsg, a bs.iAs an
ug faaUh ss' ssh Ga Fsrh ulla
Wns u Uazar, Irasirs a. d. Nas ls H.n 10 Ba',
L., ca o. l.ulIh slii,4fi "a falh UsElEr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

BlEDviLLE, the county seat IF Iariant county,
shows some marks of Improvement since We were
there some two years ago. Some two o" three
business houses have gone up since that time
We noticed also concrete building, IL private
residence, the only building of the kind in this
region. We can sec no good reason why nor, of
these buildings are rot erected In this section,
,sp' cially where lumber is 40 difficult to ohtain
and where clay for brick is Impossible to he had,
as is the case in many places The buildings ars
durable comfortable, slightly and withal cheaper
than any others that can he constr uct,d
A contract has been let out for the construct IN
of a brick Court House at Birdville, 80 fret
square and two stories high. The contract was
taken by gentlemen IN l'irdvile Strong oppos-
tion, as our readers are aware, exists to this
measure in the county. as an cff,rt is being made
to remove the county seat to Fort Worth. We
Lo,c, for the sake of all lmtics concerned, that
the question may he definitely settled soon. The
inn r,yemcnt of the county seat is retarded hy
the Gouht tlat Row I args over the subject.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

r. Is rasnoied "a Washington ihat in case
ur. Brchanss si.oaii be eieried, Mr. Slidel
--;I y Ee..e..rv r : 's:s- mi Gen Quitman
Ss-re.f-s q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

q Attention is called to the advertisement OF
mules strayed from Col NJ. T. johnson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12
ra,rnnt County.

We spent the last ten days in tits county, anti
find Il everywhere exhibiting marks of rapid pro-
gross AMI improvement We entered the county
at tol. jIhhson'S, AMI there wi III large compa'
ny OF gentlemen partcnk nF that gcnuin" oll'iash'
toned osl iality which hc aud hN cstimnhlc i,nl.
ily know 81 well how To disicnrc with lrinccly
hunds. Tie latch IN an tie outside uf the hnr
at NJ. I. Johnsun's, which seems to be well un,
drrstood by the public, from the crowds We al
ways find ayailing themselves of his hospitality
Passing through the Cross rimhcrs and crossing
tie West Fork, we passed up onc of those delight.
full valleys for which the West Fork is celebrated
in which Is situated the residence Of the Hon.
Isaac Parker, and tlcn over rising ridge to
Bird,illc, II asntly situated between FURsil
creek and the West Fork. From BirdNille We
PASSED to Fort Worth. over high level country,
and natural road not inferior to II MrAdamiHed
one, from which picturesque view OF the whole
surrounding country, With the lovely valleys of
the trinity, the high and rolling prairi"s to the
North aud West. and the sinuous course of the
Clear and Vest FmLs marked by the Summer
yerdurc of its timber, all Slrei ling ont rs lan'
Drama of beauty and pi"tnr'sqncncss seldom SUR
passrd. Ecf FIRE schi ~ Fo Wnth, the thirsty
traveller or Wilton st"ls, nH matter "t course.
II, - the Cold Springs which Issue from the
hanks Of the liver. unc mile East of tie town.
The temperature of the water of these 81 rings is
cooler tlan that Of other 81 rings in the neig'h'r
hond, and the water irsrlf exceedingly ralata''la
1t is daily resorted to by parties on horseback,
in huggics. &C., w!o come t" cnioy an hour or
tw, in it's h"slituhl' shade and rartake of its
cooling aud inv gorating waters.
At Fort Worth we remained several days, and
were there at tie 4th of July celebration and
lnrb 'cun. an account of witch appears in ano.
TIER place.
In portions of lnirant the corn crop looks cx-
ccedirsly well. notwiths unding the season has
been very dry. Especially in the valleys hordcr-
ing the river and crooks, we found the cor crop
promising good yield. The wheat crop suff''r-
cd considerably in places from the rust. great
deal Of Col. .Io' nsnn's was wholly destroyed -
Still enough has heen grown, we presume, to
keep the mills busy. An immense surplus of
corn will be raised in 'larrant
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81 The n"wa ny the last arrival from Califut-
mia will he read with interest. II il q c0ntinua
tion of the movements Of the Vigilance Commit
tee, and comprises the execution of the two
prisoners thar they had in charge. and The arrest
nf number of others WHO were well known as
hiring implicated in frauds on tho halot-hox and
other violations Of law. One Of these. it will he
seen. was the notorious va. kec Sullivan the
great New York prize fighter of former days.
WHO, after heing arrested by the committee, com
mitteh suicide. The committee soon determined
to clear the city o. San Francisco of its had pop
ulation. Lynch law is certainly an evil in any
community, and tends in many instances to IF ct
bad results. But it seems tn us that the present
state of affirs in Sun Francisco required srnc
extreme measures to effect remedy for the
wholesale murders aud frauds that have been
committed on them and tits the Vigilance Com.
mitter, coinpnsrh ur the host criInns Of the place.
and backed up by all the rcac'-lnvins and l.w
abiding people. seem in u fair WAY to accomplish
7y- Senator Roht. Taylor, of Fannin, and Hons.
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Fl Senator Roht. Taylor, of Fannin, and Hons,
VIM. NJ. Williams. of lamar, Jn. J. Dr. kson, OF
Red Riyor, and Geo r. Reeves, of ir,vspn, pass
Trough town last week en- rant, for Austin