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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-12-21
MONDAY, Dee. Is, 1858.

In the SENATE, Mr. Edney introduced resoIu-
tions to a relieve Solomon VI. Ray present Sheriff
and Jackson Stewart, former Sheriff of Yancev Co.
from the payment of the fines of S1025 imposed
for failing to settle their respective taxes with the
Comptroller, on condition that they now pay the
amount of their indebtedness to the State. Re-
feTed to Committee on Propositions and Grev-
ances.
Mr. Cherry introduced bill to authorize the
Board of Internal Improvements to subscribe to
the Capital Stock of Abermarle and Chesapeake
Navigation Co. Internal Improvement Commit
tee.
In the HOUSE, the bill to provide for securing
to wife the property she held previous to marriage
was then taken up. A spirited discussion sprang
mp by MesSrs Kerr, Dortch and Outlaw for it and
Messrs Fleming and Dargan against it. The bill
was laid upon the table
A bill TO incorporate the Western Carolina Male
College, passed its third reading.
A bill to abolish the Militia system was rejected
bill to incorporate the town of Mt. Pleasant,
Cabarrus County, passed its second reading.
bill TO allow majority Of the acting justices
of Cumberland county to appoint an extra term of
the County Court, passed its second reading.
4 bill to amend the Constitution so as to allow
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

UsEFuL MISUNDERSTANDING other inter
esilng facts OF DeBows statistical view OF the
country is one.twelith OF the whole; that the
Siate Of New York has about one eighth OF
the population OF the Unioni that there is one
house to every SIX persons IN the country that
the number OF persons who live east OF the
Mississippi is twelve times greater than those
who live west thereof. Tae distance between
New York and New Orleans is more than that
between London and Cons,anlinOple, or Paris
and ST. Petersburg; that over two'iii,hs o! the
national territory is drained by the Mississippi
and its tributaries; that Of the 1887 political
newspapers published in the United States in
1850, $50 were Wing, and I'll were Demo
cratic, that there are 100000 Indians in oul
territory, and at the close Of the Revolution
there were but 30, 900 in the old thirteen States
according to an estimate OF General Knox:
that the direct and indirect and indircc, tai
paid by each white person is S2l; TINT the mum.
Der of real estate owners is 100000, or one
in about 3l9 OF the free males over % years
that the number Of Federal office holders, ex.
elusive Of the army and navy, is 80, l55-a
nine fold increase since since $500; that one
fourth Of the people reside in villages, towns
and cities; that the number Of people to dwell.
ling house IN New York city averages more
than 10, in Boston nearly 9, in New Orleans
8, in Richmond about five.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

KDvERTIsNG.-The Messrs. Chambers, Of
Edinburg, paid 100000 merely to advertise
their Cyclopsdia Of Literature. Phillips
Sampson & Co., an American publishing house
paid $4,000 for advertising from July, 1856
70 July 1857 and in the following year, during
the crisis, $4,000. This merely covers The
advertising expenses per ser son, nothing else.
They advertised in 5000 newspapers Of the
United States. This does not include copies
Of new books and magazines sent to the editors.
No less than 1000 copies of the Atlantic
Monthly are used in this way monthly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Mound Prairie Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
l-2 miles ". E. of Palestine, on the Tyler and
Shreveport Road.
THE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution opened the Isl
Monday In August, under the charge CT Elder JAMES r.
MALONE, assisted by able and we'll approved Faculty
The buildings ample and commodous Dormtories
plan Thomas Jeferson-iro pupils only The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists Of sessions Of five months The
AdeLpha De batting CUB has fine LIBRARY, presented
by the bcraty the friends Of the Institution rccc
we'd time and charged only from the day entrance the
close of the session.
N. BAN damage done to Domtories furniture charged
the occupants nomtores furnished with everything
render them com Portable and pleasant and style
superior to anything in this State.
Charges for Board Tuition, Fuel and Washing
for the Scholastic Year oftwo sessions Of months.
English Department LIST Glass, il paid close, 500
II not paid at close, ITO
End Class II paid at close, ITO
IL not paid at close, 12l
Lngual Mathematical Department. paid close 100
II not paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano. (each,) so
Contingent fec,
Ten discount allowed for advance ments.
Positively deduction under any circumstances except
proractel sickness.
Sept. IA, lS5S-12:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Land for Sale.

| OFFER for sale on the most reasonable terms, the
| following tracts of land, $40 acres, situated on
the East side Of the Trinity river opposite the mouth Five
Mile creek-we mbcred. 800 situated about miles
below the mouth Of Five Mile and three miles Northeast
Pleasant Kun On the latter tract there is between sixty and se
sny acres In good state Of cultivation, with the
stables and other improvements and plenty Of fire wood
h tracks well watered The land is well situated fertile
vii zoe SOLD low Land buyers requested to give
July 81 lS5S-5tf Il. j. WAMPLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The Shakespeare autograph is enshrined in
the British Museum. 1t lies on velvet in
sloping mahogany case, with plate glass be-.
fore it, and curtains of blue silk to protect it
from strong light.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
COOImb's Steam FIGURING Mills

Situated 4 miles West of alias.
THE undersigned informs the public that these SUI
| pcror Mills are in successful operation. He will
grind for Customers for the USUAL TOLL. His long
connection with the milling business and the excel
lent quality of the mills, having two run of stones,
superior bolting cloths, and first rate smut mill,
warrant him in saying that his -four is not excelled
in quality by any manufactured in Northern Texas.
The mill will be attended to constantly by the I'M
dersigned who respectfully solicts share of public
patronage, and feels no hesitancy in guaranteeing
satisfaction. Those who may favor him with call
may rely detention.
T. G. COONHS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

,.S s,sn-,
long. and knew you would honestly endea,oI
"a Ia Tight have that faith in YOU now, bul
YOU mus, look 10 a Higher Power to support
and guide you.-We will soon meet in anOth'
er World | am going now You will soon fol-
low. Nv peace with God is made, my earth
IL affairs arranged but eNuld not GO with
sui seeing you. and thanking you for your ia
,erest in Iny child" Much mOTe was said that
is too sacred to repeat Col, Benton was much
exhausted, and Mr., Buchanan frequently uTg,
ed him to spare himself Mr., Buchanan re-
marked TO members OF the family that nothing
had ever given him greater pleasure, When
Mrs. Jacobs returned TO her fathers room, he
called her to him and said My child, you
are witness Of wha: has pissed this evening
think Of il and remember il, AN glad Bae.
hanan camei all is peace with me, and can
rest"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The New York Journal Of Commerce says
the loss Of property at Quarantine is believed
equal al least 100000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Mckenzie Institute.

HE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
| TN the first Monday of October next, and continue
forty week., under the superintendent of Rev. J. W. p. Me-
Krnzie, assisted by full corps Of experienced Teachers The
buildings large and pleasant and laboratory well supplied
with apparatus. The Departments Of this Academy will be
entirely distinct
Charges for Board, Tuition, Room Rent, Washing ETC., for
session Of forty weeks:
English Department, II paid at close $40 90
Do DO II not paid at close $12l 90
ngual Mathematical Department. paid at close, $3.50 90
DO Do DO not paid at close, sl43 90
Music on Piano Forte, with Of instrument $50 90
Incidental tax each student 81 90
Tel per allowed for all advance payments. Pupils charg
ed after the first mouth from time Of entrance and deduc
ton will be made under any except for protactcd
sickness August IS, 1S58.--9:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
WOOL-CARDING.
WE HAVE NOW AN EIGHT HORSE POWER
STEAM ENGINE.

.1tachcd 10 our mooi-carding machine; situated on
Ten Nile creek, hccire mile South Of the
torn Of Dniias.
I'VE are now prepared to give prompt attention.
w short notice, to those wishing to have carng
done. The wool must be well washed, and picked,
and pound of lard, to every eight pounds Of wool,
must in all cases be furnished by those wishing n
good, and nice article of rolls In all be
full to furnish at least sheet, for every twenty
Ave pounds of WOOL as that is as much as they will
hold when cnrtGl.
TERMS, Invariably Cash.
White wool, 10 cts. per lb.
Mixed Is 3"
We tender our thanks for previous patronage, and
still solicit continuation of custom.
o. d. NANCE&& SON.
Pleasant Run P O. Sent 18th. 1ShS.-12tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Texas Penitentiary.

| LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED.
Tho undersigned would respectfully call the attention OF the
planting interest to the above goods The testimony Of all VIII
have used them, establish the. fact that they superior To
the choicest goods Of similar NAME brought to the State
The material Of which they madebes Of the bestand with
out alloy Our agents for the sale Of them present Messs
Carroll Hoy Co., New Orleans Mesrs. ii. Runge Co., In
danoa Mcssrs f. D. Nichols Co Galveston; Messrs j.
Burke, Houston JOHN 8 BESSER, Finan'l Agt
Hnntsvile August, lsjS,-sep.s-lO6m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Land for Sale.

THE undersigned, as agent of Noah Spears offers
L. for sale tract of land on Five Mile Creek
tanning EIEPES HUNDRED acres less. There 4,
sail land comfortable dwelling and sixty IN good
state cultivation and also large portion Of very heavily
timcrch II Il to give fuller description
wishn. purchase Will look before doing For OF
alc any other information desired applied To the uniesgn
ed. Ii5:jnol JOHN u. KERf00T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
HOUSTON AND GALVESTON


Gal's.ion Agricultural waIehoase,
$3.50 rAsfit, coRstn stHANp Avn THEg0ST sIhErT
Whthh sil b tuid iatgs stet =
nOhfiCtLfuhAL IMrLEuENTs
sad % ~ spsnE ~ani' q ne soan'yi snans ih's
rlol dns-C.', wrousl and Steel, hou sh, sns lIas to
nAnRows -l,aPfs'ol Hinge and E,Panalas.
utlNAiOhs-oi AL knd' caons sesps, iioIse Lies and
CORs siELLEns-spsls aud pOu,ls, if Hand aud Ilor,.
fossE
CORN PLANTERS
sHED sOMIRS-FnT Hand 90 llorse,
Messing and RsAIinE Marlinrs
ssythrs aIi CTallrsi Planning Mills
Ihrsshins MACHINES Hers AMI Hand Rskes
fIns and aniaiion Com Mills. huTr s1one and Steel COTa
aud Cob tTushrIs, and feui Mills,
ChuWs-holaTy, ThrTmomrlrT and Dash
uar,ien fnEines, Hes, spadrs, AArs, firks
hash Hooks kc, story and what fTusks
PAhiatOh and Hssd wsgun.i
Garden AMI nin BaftoWsi
wAsan AMI Plough ilarnss, Collars, II,me., ss,i
Ok iokes, boss, Hos Iin' ani Dull ninssi
heAa aud Dl'ehlis seTapeIs'
-Beltins-
OAK Tanned srsieis'i leather iTom % u inches
nulsAni.'si Rullsr aHd Ply, all Width,
hydrsnt Hose PIPES aud Coupling
Lace leather Riyris and Punches
-Gnrden Seeds and Plants
"ssh, GI Msr and winsass Kentucky Harvester Reaper
MILLER and wnsass cuFn anil Cob Crushing Min.
u W. h'o"H' ra'eh' orisi MIN, French aud burr,
fGLroSs sELfsnARPrSIYG CORN MEAL .sD GrSER
EMERY nnorlnn,s HORSE POWER Ann OVERSIGHT
MILLER, wiN0ATE CO.'S PENssYLIASi, Foun
n0RsE POWER ANp T. .REsiIHRs WV"
MeCORD 4 BouARDCs HORSE rOWER
AGENT FOR T. CARVER cas- IMPROVED cofroS ON
isP cilciitsrGEs SEA ISLAND corroS oIS.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURES.
May slsSs-i5,iyr. IsAAcG. WILLIAMS CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Indian Fanatacism.

Don Francisco P. de Sodriguez who came up
on the Senator from San Diego informed US
that Sheriff Lyon had left that place for TIE.
mecula where the Indians were reported to be
about Sacrificing five of their class on the
shrine of fanatacism. Mr.. Eli Nj. Smith who
has subsequently arrived from San Diego over.
land via Temecula, gives US the following de-.
tails:
On his arrival at Temecula he found about
Sixty Indians under drill preparatory to the
performance OF the tragedy. They were arm
ed with guns, lances and clubs. They contin.
ued this drilling during the two days which he
remained there. The intended victims were
two male and two female Indians. Two Of
which were charged with wichcraft and the
others with poisoning or attempting to poison
some of their fellow creatures. An investiga-
tion of the charges had been held by order Of
the grand chief, Manuel Gotta which resulted
IN the condemnation of the accused to be hung
at the old Mission of San Luis Rey on Mon.
day the Goth ult, The night previous to the
expected execution of the victims. the sheriff
Of the county arrived on the ground and res.
cued the inf ,rtunate subjects, taking them TO
the town of San Diego. This Intervention of
the sheriff was so repugnant to the principles
Of justice as understood by the chief, and so
derogatory to the authority held by him, tn It
he Immediately resigned his commission and
retired in disgust from his chleftanshp
We understand that Col. Kendrck was in
that vicinity, but we are unable to ascertain
why he did not, or could not take steps to pre-.
vent so great an outrage BY the indians in the
midst Of the settlements. We are confident
however that no blame cum be attached to COL
r.,t, Enr IA.
want Of humanity to prompt him to action
Los AngeloS Vineyard.
The news from Santa Fe is but of little i'm,
portaace. We learn a party of three men
Americans, who had with them five Mexicans-
were outrageously murdered about a hundred
miles from Ell Paso, some few weeks since, by
the Mexicans. 1t seems that the party were
in the employ of the Memphis overland route
Company, and were building station and
had in their employ five Mexicans. The
treacherous Mexicans conspired together to
'ake the lives of the Americans and while
they were asleep at night, they attacked them
Daily, who once had charge of the Ell Paso
sur city; the name of the other is not known.
The third man, named St. Johns, and for.
merly of San Antonio; they did not succeed
in killing. but cut off his left arm. He sprane
to his feet, seized his revolver and the Mexi.
cans fed.
ST. Johns being some so miles from asss-
lance, and knowing the cowardly Mexicans
were skulking around, guarded himself in this
condition some two days, when party came
along and rescued him.
Many late Indian trails are still seen in the |
vicinity of Devils river.
Col. s. A. Maverick, John More, and some
others whose names we did not learn arrived
in our city in the San Diego stage last night
IS. A. Texan, It'll inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

&c. Reeds Mark and Brand.-AIy brand for
- horses aud cattle is the letters 5. ID. My mark is
swallow fork aud undcrlt In the right and crop and split
the len All not In this mark have other brands In addition
81 mine.
Near IIorton. Mil, April H. lsSs-So. e.. l2n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Pure Liquors

Of all knds--Applc, Peach anil Cognac brandies
" of the best brands; Bourbon, Rye and Irish
whskcys Wine Of all kinds all warranted to he and
dultcra and have NO STRYCHVINE are for sale at
SdLOOS on the East side Of the Public Square. have also
hand the best 1uatie Of Cigars, and cosc lot OF Conkc
ton and articles usually to he found in good establishments
Those who mlugc" invited to take the pure stuff.
Dalns, July 49, lSjs--5:tG D. Y. ELLIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
PlaStering.
Nj. GUILLOT,

N0ACH AND WAGON MAKER
y Would respectfully inform his oldSSraS
friends and customers and the public go
generally. that he Is prepared 10 do all kinds Of UOODWOPE
SMITHLNG, PAINTING, TRIMMING, &C., &c. Having
on hand large assortment OF material Of every kind, he
turn the shortest notice. in the manner and nj
low His shop Houston st. between the CruicfeIi
House and Masonic Hall. Dallas, Tex May, 1s5s-4sIlm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
DATENTED LANDS FOR SALE.

| In Daiids coHRiy.-3l0 acres, prai- sy5Ss3SaH
rte part II the Jas. j. Bccman survey, White Rock x$SE
creek, about miles East NJ Dallas, 2J or 30 acres -"
In cultivation aud comfortable farm residence Sc --~
the Also 80 u timber convenient to the above
part u the John II. fondrcn survey, ou Trinity.
In Collin cOunty5g0 acres participant Of the Jas. McCul
Tough survey Rwctt creek about 2mies from ann. Also
co Of timber convenient to the above part u the W H. Fos-
ter survey. JOHN j. GOOD.
Dallas, Texas, Oct @, lS5S..l43m.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

sssssius aai aslrlsiiFs -,ssssslfs.
81 ihsi psssfassrs sul "a a. delayed gis<k&<s<@
that Ira Il glsa st uslh aag Al fEliut sHh a. azl
ssars lsTa Nlssrs- STUART CO. Talas iT tzgifa y
hAlstTN Asha ra iFNsss llai Isssltrs - tatT -
81 49, T. dtslu 90 rnrarl in asrlHs ta0f haa ~ Me
sislla newt Ai u alftiais thr slTt.i All rf nsAis
STAR Elir iva all tlr sah-NrsitTu raut 4 AFAA-s-.
s ~ alE kasisTa a1i AsIsh sisFa ss-ss a WAS "
III AississpIi TigfT,
III IIgIFTs hase Pl.os aI.a tis as tlFly ~, afss
AL cad ftAlAe olzrf ami sakpi thTastl ~i Ae sssF
tasl teaias, dTiNrn - r1aiirIrt stsF All Aoasls
dnFus tEs Missslg hatln . 10 si iit Fals IA 81
ggri afiuT Mac IassaSE rgAs lAssine i~iil ~ilt
~ f.aI, - isl., sll hus fsy AtrFar ai-rr PAi
.0sEaialo trArrTs an sfFl sair and Rad passage
ais The hlE, ALL 10 lERfEs. -nh clnee I2l lhrs Ia
via tn I-iT1ilsge q ms I.a'sl1. -.
Jaly lssh, IsS,.-Iissaaea frITirtE'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
DR.. A. a. johnson,

Having permanently located in Dallas offers his professional
vices to the public Iienay be found at the old County Clerks
Once Main street, except when professionally absent
Dallas, Texas, January 10, 1S5s-29!l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Isaac NaylOr.

aliornen ano Counsellor al Eau.
ORes- FToai Toon, up stairs, opposite the CTuiek-
fsh House, Dallas, TsIas,
NILLpTaee Ia The cunuts oilr siSeenh jndiria District
AMI ia The supRme ant fIal oaTis II the state altrnd
faithfully % hr ercion II claims nVssliE atins land title,
A .ny professional basrss entrusted 10 him, Apr Sd4s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
DR.. ID. II. Thomas

WOULD embrace this opportunity returning his grateful
w acknowledgements for the kind and liberal patronage received
during the past year. an hopes by strict and faithful
his professional duties to merit a continuation.
~ Office sayrc Thomas Drug Store, where may be
found at all hours unless professionally absent,
JANUARY %, 1S5S-3O1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Alfred Hall, MI. ID.

Having permanently located MCKINNEY his profession
services the citizens of the and surrounding country
Particular attention paid to Surgery [+0h]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
o.. q. Nicholson,
John a. Mccoy,

AIluNNkl AND tuUNStLIOk AT LAW,
Viii pfaci0r IA m hct CuTis in al The touiss tassuf
lhs Ioh Jas DiTsi All In hr sapTrms Cn II this saisi
aai siisra ,hs eal'rn q rlaas al
oasos tasl ,is 4 the Paths square, Raua., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
II. j. Osborn.
ATTORNEY AND EOuNSELLOR-AT-LAW w.

Kaufman, Kaufman Co., Ter.
WILL attend promptly all business his
Special attention viii be given the collection Of claims,
the investigation and queng Of land titles and to the buyni
and seIlinx Of lands. June ., Is5s-49n.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
Romans Fraucais.

Messieurs Garnham Y Lockwood eserent au pub
lie Franelis de Butte county un grand Assortment
DIES meilleurs ouyrages dies autcurs du steele.
dis BUREAU DE LA POSTE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
Sacramento News.
SACRAMENTO, April

SACRAMENTO, April Il.
Senate passed Act for the relief of the
county of Santa Barbara; Act authorizing
guardians, executors, and administrators to
sell the property of minors, wards and de-
ceased persons, at private snle; Act for the
relief of Michael Fennell.
Mr.. Meloney introduced bill to amend the
Act to incorporate Rail Roads, so as to allow
foreign stockholders to become directors,
and get the controlling power of the compa.
ny.
The claim of John F. McCauley, for State
Prison supplies. was taken up aud discussed
when the Senate adjourned.
Assembly on Counties and
County boundaries, reported favorably Sen-
ate bill to define the Northern and Western
boundaries Of Butte county. Placed on fife.
Committee on claims reported substitute
for Senate bill for relief of David Scanuel.
Plumas delegation reported bill allowipg
Board OF Supervisors OF that county to levy
special tax to construct county buildings
Act authorizing S. J. Clarke and others to
construct bridge across Feather River, or.
dcred engro.sed
Act to amend Practice &C, passed. Ayes
As; Noes l6.
Committee on f lucation recommended in.
definite postponement of bill organizing Uni-
versity of the Pacific.
Report of Committee of conference, on the
disagreeng vote on amendments to salaries
named in State Prison bill, allowing Lieut.
Cover nor ten dollars per day, while actively
employed, in addition to his SO per month
as director, taken up. and after considerable
debate. passed Ayes 45, noes u.
Motion to reconsider vote on bill allowing
Railroad tracks in the streets of Sau Fran
cleo, lost Ayes 90, noes Al.
Adjourned to meet at i o'clock, tais eve.
ning.-Erpress TEL
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
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