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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

On Monday afternoon last fire occurred in the
Village OF Mount Vernon, Westchester Co., by which
4 stIe and dwelling were ITALY consumed. The
owner, M >hute, undertook to stop leak in can
containing fluid, by blow pipe when it exploded, and
the flames spread 70 rapidly that the family in
the building annexed could but barely escape
before the whole entirely in blaze. His loss of
grocery stock and household effects amounts 10 about
$500, on which he had insurance. The bulldog,
were owned by Mr.. Geo. Archer and were valued at
f2,CCQ. Insured for 81 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
sOUTHERN CHIVALRY.
Ao.., Of South, m chiy airy,

w bosst Of South' m cni' MY
We talk of noble cons,
90 v;thip your generous heat
No base. born current rms
y%,at bicb iupulse and nObic d'o1s
do ever with that name
That History recording Page
Sock. loudly Of It's fame.
Ys NOV b. proud that there have becn
In t,in.s, alas now past
A noble fsv whose names sh0u 1--we
IJu.nrnirbed to the last
Wbose deeds remembered aye she'll be
Nv all Coumbias braves;
WHO though beneath the sod they sleep,
Still speak from ont their Crave-.
Bnt what avsis their memory now
To those wbo wrong Ihor dust
Who tramle Freedom 'Dcath tneir feet.
And ,cocn Zach sacred Trust
An. well for you ther. wer, such men
Such noble hearts and true
To hot from out that soil ID" STAN
That has been made by yOi.
For where Is now Carolina's boast
Her Chivalry-ah, where
It's nothing but an empty n1lne-
A bubble born OF air
Fer now q freemau's lfe-blood stains
The Senate's sacred hoW;
II. deep disgrace IL on your hands,
To brand you over1Dore.
Ye scon your brothers of the NORTH
Cali them u coward band;
Forgetting when grim Pes thence
Sent De4th on every hand,
Thnt when your So. =, h4li-iainlshei' crieu
Despairingly for aid ns
That TIER last, dying hours were soothea
BY many n Nofthe'n mad
Forgetting wien ye b'Loely hcd
Before a foreign horde,
And left alone our nation Pride
To pilage aud the sword.
oh. had our Capitol tben STOOD
Where noble W srren fell.
No ,acrilt gi.us foe hs0 lived
OF our disgrace io tel;
Our noble banner would ~" wave
The pride Of i'd 81. Guys,
And fnunt alot on gala days,
A feast for English eyes.
And when within your land there blazed
The Revolution tires,
Who was il stayed the rolling flame
But those same N"rlhcrns' slre-
They came from OF New-Engl gland hills,
The Pilgrims home aud pride,
TLey saved the land that you Disgrace,
And there a. martyrs died.
More Of those heroes IN your soil
For Freedom guve Their lte,
Than all our chvolry, twice told,
Could muster for tie strife
Theu ce-re ct once your idle boasts
or chivslIy and fame
TIE Seunte Chamber speaks enough
To blast your fare-t name.
Nor practice more your murder us arts
Upon defence ess meu;
Go-punfy YOUR Tory beaf Is,
And boast no more tn then. H. C.
lDixol III Tel grEpl
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much greater than TIE ability TO supply them.
Great Numbers sre being circulated IN Berhs Couri,
~, and Thousands are wanted and solicited TOR al
parts Of the State. There il bat little doae OF 'be
iriunp plant election Of the Union State ticket on
tie l4tb, though the Buchanan men are trying %
believe that they defeat IT, and are using Their
utmost endeavors TO persuade the Fillmore men NOT
TO vote. Political misfortune make strange ped
fellows"
Tie United States Agricultural Exhibition opens
on Tuesday next, and should the weather prove a.
favorable as the past week, il will be visited .!
thousands Of people. The most compete nah4e-'
ents have been made for every branch OF tue IA
Lbion, and it H. think, be toe best ever si'eh
in tie country. No regular Grafton VIII De dei-
yer,d, but on the closing day grand banquet Is 20
he Led in tent erected especially for the purpose
at which several distinguished strangers ara eA'
f'''N' ~ w JACQUES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08
"WEsruoRrLAsp. Pa, Sept. 7, 1856.
DAMAGE TO Corroy.-The Selma lAIa) Rp0rief

saws:
The two heavy fross of the morning of the 2iuf
and 18th of September have done much injury IN al u'e
low grounds. We have converscd with -psBe dozen or
Il ore planters and all but one had suffered from y.
All tie growing and haf-lormed bos are done io 20
that now We may safely calculate that where ihs &C.
veIe drouih had not reduced the III IRE han oae
third Oh s,ne plantations this frost viii now cedaay
reduce 1t 10 ole half Some planters are pow % Is
itareDed Il at they say they will not INA 90 one 49,.
ihelr ususl crop. But trust they sill do o.''e,
than that. The pea crop Is sadly injured % MY
plantations"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

The Mr-Orieans Bee contained the suljoined ei-
tract from private letter addressed by gentleman
Westmoreand County, Pen%syl to his brotaera
New.OIleans From the Language used it viii be per-
ceved that the writer Democrat, "asls likewise,
says The Bee, the gentleman who received the let
tcr:"
WEsTMoRELASD, Pa, Sept. 7, 1870.
Yours Of the 18th ult. is just at hand, aud IN rcpy
have TO say that if you will take brothers advice
you r,H not bet ore dollar PENN yran,ds go'Hgl~
Buchanan. have never seen such q Change 10 M
MINDS of the people. Men, who | know have voted
the Democratic ticket all their lives, are gong lux
Fremont. J.S D..
You know something about the kind Of Dem craic
meetings We used to have in old WestIaoreland. wen,
all that taken place hs are bat 'l@lo*s
in comparison, and where we used to seq THOUSANDS
Dtmocais we now see So many Fiemonters f9
instance, at our Buchanan meeting hee recently 'ne's
wee only 10 or 800 persons preent, while sfen'9s
gathering, about the time numbered near 3,u, "a
Buchanan carries tbs State, complete reyouuon
NUT be- Effected. lIepeat. therefore don't bs' QUO
dollar liz going for him; it il not safe Dye'me'"'
though wish 1t were otherwise"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-08

A meeting OF Republicans viii be held at Center
vide, Hun,srdon County n. J. on Friday afternoon,
at two o clock Tie Hon. g. II. Brown and the Hon.
J. Ven l., he will address the m.eting.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
3, =, stewart.
DEN tai 8URenoN,

~ permanently located In Dali &C.,.
y he, for tho purpose ct practi- rs - -,
ting HE protection In Ull its branches '>Ltf1Iy
Ar,iMliN iret d INSERTED, from one IA an entire
srit. All other operations ON the teeth, such as
cleansing eStrae,iug, plugging or filling carious
or diseased teeth, separating, treating diseased
gums, SO performed IN a scientific manner, and
warranted 10 give entire satisfaction. Mould 70,
specially refer to T. Nicholson, Esl,, + A Sayrs
I, e. llawpe, Esq,, and John W Smith, AS To
qualification, oice az the Crutchfeld House.
Mil attend persons at their residences when To-
duested without extra barge.
Nav L.. lN5i-E1,ly
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Mash,. srhiuirr A. Co.

JEFFERSON, CASS CO.. TENAS,
M ANiNG formed a CO partnership for the pur.
pose or tTansacling general Commission
and Forwarding business, beg leave to tender to
their friends their services, and devoted attention
TO their interests, They contemplate keeping on
hand new selected stock of Groceries. compriz-
ing all articles for plantation supplies, Their cot
every attention ia paid TO the storage of cotton
Liberal advances, either in cash or produce,
made upon cotton consigned to our friends in New
Orleans.
We take pleasure in stating to our friends that
\, KonN, Esq, long and lhyorahly known in this
community, takes charge Of the sales department
OF our establishment,
Refer to Elicit Il Dean, Dallas, Texas.
MOSBY, SCllLUTER L co.
April 10, lS5G-IS:ly
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07

w hOl esale an u hebdiA ~ u s 5 - 20 ,
ONE DOOR EAST OF w. cARUTH " BRO,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK n
~ of DRUGS, comprising COM -
nlete assortment of Foreign and Amer s5
lean chemicals, essential oils and ex-
tracts, Shakers herbs and extracts,
surgical and dental instruments, medicine chests,
medical saddle-bags, Druggists shop furniture Of
eyerv description, patent medicines, paints of all
kinds. dry and ground in oil, window glass, var
pishs wall and shoe brushes, fancy goods, CO.
water. fancy SOAPS II overy grade, tooth,
nailtsbaying and hair brushes, etc. Black, blue
and I'D ink, in hotties froif quar- to one ounce !,
dye w6cis Jf all kinds, acids Indigo, mndaer,
spiceE. DC.
Having paid special aitsntion 0 the purity Of
all drugs sold w us. ana to tn manner OF put
tiug them mp an eaokii- sa0is. 70 fsel confident
that we viii be able to 81 anyJg ers with which
vi are favored, IN satisiaotegs manner
Orders BY letter shall receive nyulnpt and are
ful sttenticn. SAfkt 4 THOMAS.
Janrsry 26, ls56-40tf
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To The Sheriff Of Eds County, Greeting;
Whereas Wesley Young administrator Of the
Estlte of Henry Young deceased, on the ith day
of April A. d ISL, fled his petition in the Of
flee Of the District Clerk of Ellis County against
the unknown heirs of Albert Frederick deceased,
allcdging that iulifetimc of plaintiffs intestate
purchased of Elisha Wymcn, the Bounty
claim of Albert Frederick for 1880 acres Of land
No. 04S0 Plaintiff further allcdgcs that said
Wymon purchased the same Of Constantine w.
Buckley by deed bearing date FEBRUARY 18th lS43,
and that said Buckley purchased the same of
Antonio Scranton, Administrator of said Albert
Frederick deceased at public auction on the first
Tuesday in May lSil. Plaintiff further aliedges
that Schanton administrator as aforesaid execut
ed deed for the samo to said Buckley on the
18th day of may lS4l by order Of the Probate
Court which decd is now lost Plaintiff further
alledges that the consideration for said certif-
cate has been fully paid to said estate of Fred,
erick and that the estate of Henry Young deceased
ia personally entitled to said certificate and tho
land located by virtue thereof nine hundred acres
Of which are located and patented in llill Coun-
ty. in tho name of the heirs of said Albert Fred
ericll. the remaining three hundred and eighty
acres arc located and Patented IA Ellis County
to thu said heirs. Petitioner prayS that Tho mn
known hers of Albert Frederick deceased DO
cted to appear ut the next term OF TINS court,
and all right. title and interest Of said heirs In
aud to snid certificate and Land BIZ 5i,osto, from
them aud DO vested in tn II IRIS of ilenry Yoanc
deceased, these are thereta'0 IL Command gou 10
eite tho said unknown heirs of Alert Frederick,
deceased by publishing this citatiou N he sAnal,
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90 aEftefI.
1nnG PQuNDS- pEiFky aNe Rfzf
lVtJO HIDES The highest iaarkes 1iise
rsr Peltry in hair and Beef fiaes ~ili Be saaii
at the st3re-house Of the siitsniteTs, deiiv--
cred before the LIST day Of Aprii next
GpI3 Dosf AI,f,SslN
Dallas Feb. Is. 1856 4s.f
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rporrasroNAt oAnpn.


ATTORNEY AAu tul ahLlluNAI-LAW.
hoklnn 81 Collin County Taxas,
hill practice ia the CiuIia uf the ldih Judicial
District comprising the counties % Collin. Gray
son, Cooke, Dsntln, Wis5, Parker, johnson, a.
III hnant ani Dallas. MAY ~, lsid ally
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
LINER. II. j
walker a. Fairly.
N. @. RAYMOND,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUSTIN,
AVING WITHDRAWN FROM THE LATE
I ! firm Of Raymond, Freeman & Co. is now
prepared to conduct business on his own res
possibility, which vii; present all the facilities
of the lato firm. Particular attention given to
the procurement ofpatents and the Investigation
of claims in the different departments of the
State Government. Dec %, lS55-36:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07

Plain white ,lriatane dresses, made very
full, and eiih seyerti skirts, looped up on one
side wi'h bows aud long ends OF brg ht plaid
ribbon i Pral'y custome for summer evening
ptiies These dresses, as well as the pre-,
c,dina should b. worn over muslin under.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
DALLAS STEAM MILLS,
0sCEOLA SAW AND GRIsT MILL,
ON ELM FORK, DALLAS CO.,

TEXAS.
"a Nhe undersigned would most respect Is - \
L. fully inform their friends and the Ezs53f,
public generally, that they have just completed
and now have in complete running order, a SAW
AND GRlST MILL, for saving, and grinding
corn, and that they will be in readiness to grind
wheat, also, in few weeks, Their mill is stu
ated on the Elm Fork of Trinity, about four and
a half miles North West OF, Dallas, on tho main
road leading to Birdvile.
They will grind corn for toll, for ono,eighth,
and wheat at the same rate as soon as their wheat
mill is ready. .
Having been at considerable expense in lifting
up their mills in the best manner, and being &C.
ermined to do Justice to their patrons, they res
pectfully solicit a share of public favor.
GEORGE W. BAIRD co.
Dallas, April I, lS55-52:ly
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ISAAC NAVLOR,

AtIprUtn- Ear,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TENAS,
VAIL IaartiCe IN tie counties Of tho six
w tsenth Judicial District and In the Su-
Urene aud Federal courts OF the State attending
faithfully to the collection Of claims, inyestigaI-
ing land titles, and any professional business
entrusted To him, April 10Th, lS56,-ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-07
EelSS0lUfiOn.

MAT. NJ. BURF0RD having been elected
~ Judge of the 10th Judicial District, the
co-par tnership heretofore existing between. him
and John j. Good, in the practice of thesiaw,
under the name and style of Burford & Good is
dissolved. ALI unfinished business win be atten-
ded to by John J. Good. Esq, who is authorized
TO collect all debts due the firm, and settle all
d mands againstit.
Dallas. Texas, February 10. is56-44.t
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Combined Reaper aad Mower
MILLER, WtNGNrE s co.'s. KENTUCKY


re nov al ~ the hsry,., - iSsi i've luur,, Con
hu0i Rsarrr A.d Moving MsehiE,s ~ construction
al "a vlh Nc g F'e h' mot unqualified NaIraui'c =, q
their Tf lmsn IN ttry pprei anil that they fha ht II lc
material ennsiructun AMI rfkman'hp, than any or sm
lar machine IN nee rrIer, cSsh, SlI0.
T naellr t. warranted n cui. Nh pair ofhoTsss m
" To- 4 any k ru' grain rtr day 10 %
~ grasi aud TODD b than can b donc with the cradle
scyhv,
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RESIDENCE FOR Nssh,
IIiIassa SAFE. T

q WILL SELL. on favorable terms, 200 acres
1 of land, the north half of my tract, two miles
south.wes of the town Of Dallas 1t embraces
my present residence. on a very eligible and adj
mirable site. The dwelling and outhouses are
ne ". framed, and principally of cedar and pine
lumber. There is an abundance of irewood,
quantity of fine young cedar, good spring that
never fails and about 20 or so acres of first rate
land. There is also good paled garden, and all
necessary lots conveniently arranged, with cedar
fencing and good gates
To any professional gentleman, trader, or me-
chanic, wishing small place. it is not excelled
in the country. To a teacher, it has superior ad-
vantages.
Other eligible lands or negro property will be-
taken in payment.
Ifnot sooner disposed of, it will be sold at j.,
auction, in Dallas, on the first Tuesday of the
next District Court. JOHN M. CROCKETT.
March Is, lS56-43tf
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rRorranIoNAL oARps


HHAllhu IHfmfu.H..F ll.tlli Iu urIlaH, co.
- ftuuI.r i,nIefs 'is professional service
o. che citizens oi cine lace ard ihe surrounding
country With M experience Of eight years
pFaeive 0l HE profession ~ feels confident ~ his
ahiiiiy 60 treat an aho may hyor him with their
Iatrvuage skillully, Mas h. found AZ siyro A
liDlnUss hrug Store, uT al thu Crutchluld lluusc,
when uni professionally mlagfd
Dallas tsyas. Marl a2 is'G-iltf
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Pennsylvania 4 Horse Power and Thresher
.r.-.I -........ rn.Ln,


arr now engaged maL-e 800 Il th'se rcscrs cr the
harvest 4 1855 AMI rm experience AMI success last
tpgshcr With the additional pautnn u having secured at
early dy, IN roughly seasoned lumber AMI other materials II
uacNc,p0iahi- qualify satisfied that will hc able
tam rlca1 % which NC can ag S give the mo-, uDqual
iGcl endorsement
The advantage claimed by r the Pennsylvania TAresher
any oher ryuaa us, The iuos ms IL IL, great
strength lrl simplicity. j. It. All y 10 work each day
horses Il portable ant easily hauled by hors
and h"ir,lvl n 'iic ana put In operation In
thirty minutes. l. We have an succeeded IN removing Nlnt has
heretofore been Objectionable On rr washnv, t0it the
ccN great SPEED the part olh5 hacour machine hcug
gctrlUS pJcthmp,h with less speed IN driving
We have manufactured and toi over iW1 kgndrci II these
chimes ur the pas; season, land In rsiaoe has been
returned under tlc following
WARE NGTEE.
We rvrry machine to h, N, 7te, and N god mate
RIAL in every respect, and to do It, Co the rrcu n the
purchaser refund the moneys aud w rch 500 to 100 bushels
Of shyat, or tNcc rs mnuyoats per day.
PRICES.
Cchpe,c Ihorsc Power and Thcshcf cash si55 70
Complete i-horsc Power alone cash, SO 90
Complete i-horsc ThrJshcr, alone, cnsh, GO ~
Band Wheel, To- added ~ hil Power. NJ tl. On dii-
wing Cotton Gin Cora MN. Corr Shelter, straw Gutter,
Wheat Van, 80 Be-. extra lr Go
ny frNtr ing clrig .rGf, c,lr 0' DC above RcapinE or
rshlg Machines can he shipped Go Shreveport coat VI ult
over SO $50 each, and corn Cru hgs s. each lhtr The
Thre hing Nachiac Roper F'sy e hauled hy two horses
the former riihou' any body he5it1r RtUpcr rA
wagon hoiy
Orders should b. forwarded early Liberal discount Dealers
MILLER, WlNGATE & co,
Manufacturers Of Farming InpiemsHts and Ma
[4i:tfl chimes, 0UiSriRc, by.
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a. v. Fowler.

A TTORNE Y A T. La w,
FORT WORTH, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS.
References can be had to any business gentle
man in Austin; Hon Isaac Parker, Birdville,
Texas Col NJ t johnson, Johnsons Station
j. w. Latimer. ESQ. Dntas.-vol 4--40:lY
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t1I8cnLrAHn0ua.


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a. lIs q, ~ t,sa b. 80 - slsrfr5a tni t4h rss
"a a. H. sfls tala ga az 4 a stia ita ab,lr o
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~ that tar asa FrilIg "a ran -as 80 slfs'f b M
s',e ss, az 'ss', ,f,..l' q go, q ,s,s -
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Az ~ ass ih.r Ma, si tei deer -, Il o gi,',
81 aaIa arrris 10 firs sliiss srif-i-r Purlhls7T,
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ftl Ga ,a--l a.. ary
Fts sW y1,ss Css az 80 s1ts' q as,.o,i' a. h' ai-
80 lte l-a'tsl5 FE h1or Msfil 20 .hs' hEioe SIS
"a : &c fash'i, ~ ar Mafhl 400 ies, rne 80
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Uhdar-Hleeves.

White cotton braid is used for the muslin
sleeres now so fashionable for morning wear.
The sleeves are in two farms me Mandarin
and the Bishop sleeve. The edge of the form.
vr should be finished in button-hole stitch, with
.gfsbfoidery cotton and a narrow VaIenciennes
essing will make it perfect.
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shawlg.

ss1 Shswls are making their appearance in
grsss numbers, as the covering suitable for the
season Nsate!ets Of velvet and satin also are
worn.
Hair ornaments IRE coming more into favor
than sa.sg, rid are now made up combined with
precious stones-such as b onde hair woven
with forq1oise, etc, which makes them more
beautiful and valuable than before.
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HENRY tHSsr. THos. S. PIERCE
Frost and Pierce,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fttr, Six and Wool Hats, (by The case or dOsen,)
Stralo Goods, FSirs Umbrellas, Parasols, DC.
No. 9S Maiden Lane. View York.
~ Orders promptly and carefully attended to
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