Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-29
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TO prove Il, instances several credaLlc and sub.ian-
'ial building. in process ofereoton, and all. tha
the Military Institute and iis barracks cons,ita
abou, rs large village slme Of the e,ua,y iow N,
OF Arkansas.
Much ain'htl fillen Ia the last ihres' vs., Is ia
iiasirp. aud the Advertiser thinks it will help late
o'Ion aud potatoes, anl be a perfect Gol-send for
tumiPs
The auih,rtes Of Richmond, have declared a
quarantine to be in existence in that place. all per-
sous coming from Houston aud Galveston. AMI apecs
atty Of sloO imposed on all who may violate tho
same.
| One hund red men armed with shot-guns ara ap-
painted to wait at the Railroad depot, aud SEQ the
quarantine or nance enforced,
The Reporter says that there have lsen,h death
from yellow fever in Hampstead since tho death Of
Col, Fields.
This report il manufactured out Of the whole cloth
There has been Of yellow fever IL llempst.ad
'ince the death of Col f. an. the better olspion /.
that he did MT lie OF yellow rsver.
The NH'AgorJ'. Gazette says its roller boy is As
years old ,,as ben in Texas since 1872, aud. MS
bap'.t clergyman. preached the first Protestant SER
mo:,ln Texas.
Nearly one hall the population Of Indanola have
left that town to avoid the yellow fever, case Of
genuine black vomit had occurred there deck hand
from the steamer Morgan,
The San Antonio Ledger, says that the boy Jacob
narn Iol F,e Ia
sent on to Austin for trial lie was arrested at In
dianola, by John T. lockwood, local mail agent ut
Galveston, aud between $4,000 and 10000 in
drafts, bank stock. &C., found on his person.
The Jefferson Gazette says that n train OF wagons
loaded in that place recently for Fort Bolknap with
$50 packages of goods, destined for retail trade
The mail rider on the route from Fort Arbuckle to
Gainesville, Texas, recently pursued by party
OF Comanchcs, but after giving him pretty close
race for several miles, he succeeded in making his
escape unhurt
The Rusk Enquirer says that the catcr-pillars have
ravagcd the foliage Of the Walnut and Hickory trces
in that region, aud fears visitation from the gra.s
hoppcrs next year
The Gilmcr Democrat, says that it is believed that
the cotton crop of Upshur county, will not yield over
ooo pounds per acre. this season on the uplands.
The Trinity Advocate says that the press and ma
tctial Of the late Palestine American, wore removed
from that place on the 2lst. They have bscn pur-
chased by Mr.. J. L.. Caldwell, of the Fairfield Pon-
ecr and who intends issuing his paper simultaneously
at Fairfield and Springfield
sickness and deaths in Harrison county, in week or
ten days previous to the 18th, than had been known
there in the same length of time.
An attempt was made to rob Mr.. ]. r. Simpsin
near Crockett the 18th inst, by man ON foot. Mr.
s. being armed fired on tho would be robbcr, twice
without further effect, however than to make him
leave.
$llG7.25 have been paid by the county Court of
Anderson county, out ofthe schoofund of this year.
10 teachers of common schools, for schooling of or
phans, children of widows, or indigant persons
The Liberty Gazette says llat Capt ]. II. Han
cock, will place boat in the Trinity River trade
his season.
Refreshing and abundant rains have prevailed in
nearly every portion of the State recently
The Marshall Republican, in announcing the COM
nenccmcat of its 10th volume, INDUCES in some very
veil timed'aud appropriate remarks in regard t.
he evils of the credit SYSTEM and the ''srunge re-
usnance men have to paying newspaper establish.
nent The editor is satisfied that he lost six ,bous
nd dollars in bad debts the ten years The Repub-
lean ID well conducted paper, and VIC wish Lough-
ry the great that his energy and ability SO
veil deserve.
The Republican learns that the skeleton of q man
n Il. portion of Harrison county recently. There
vas evidence of three gunshot wounds. How he
came there or by whom or when murdered, remains
mystery. I'm
The Office of the Upshur Democrat, has been sold
'to company Of responsible Democrats, - but will
lot be transferred to its new owners until February
lext.
While digging well in sumptcr county, in thi.
State Mt the depth of % feet, the workmen came to
piece Of hcwn pine timber, bearing visible marks
IF the club and axe
The Waco Democrat, says that immigration is be-
ginning to pour into that section.
The Brownsville Flag urges the citizens of that
place TO construct railroad from that place to the
iulf
Capt. Seth NJ. Barton U. S. A.. has boon tried at
San Antonio, for an assault Joseph Head, some
ime last Spring, and the jury returneda verdict of
- 500 damages. He was tried, aso at the last Spring
ern, on an indictment for aggravated assault and
'attcry, and fine of five hundred dollars imposed.
This fine was RENTED by Gov. Runnels.
We learn that an effort will be made during the
coming winter, to remove the Capitol of Arkansas
rom Little Rock to some other place.
Why sit that we never receive the Sherman Pa
riot until it is ten days old I? Can you inform us
riend Foster? We hope the Herald is not as long
eaching Sherman
The Chckasaw Herald of the 18th inst. gives an
ccount of the killing of three men, negro had kill
d a white man, near Fort Smith, some time since,
nd the Sheriff of Pontooc county, Mr.. Young Brown
rent to arrest him, accompanied by two men. The