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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-17
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to tina right OF eaption to
any Of the lands within the Townships and pass Of town
ships above enumerated h required ~ esaabh tho
to the SUBTRACTION of the register and receiver Of the
proper land Office, and nsassYuvma Art6r praa
cabs otter SEEING s ncos, and be1orc the dAv appointed
for tho commencement Of the public sAso Of Tho lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise sich claim will
lie forfeited. as ggs sss4A INA SF9s sse
M VS. ~ M THOMAS A. HENDRICKS n
Commissioners OF the General Land Office
& Mar 24--lawtlSJuly tInt&6tarj
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-17
No G02.]
BY the President Of the United states.


TN pursuance Of law, /, James Buchanan, President
q s unssa s.. o. Aneres DO hereby declare aud make
ices IN M Isxor " hxsxAs ii the periods hereinafter dss
mates, y wn:
~ ~ And necc = bnowSsvx commencing Monday he szA
day Of Ssd1 se for the disposal Of the public xnds within the
following named townships viz
North of the Au.r Ix~x u~d ~rxt AZ ~ AGA ri~oai .s.
-. = -. - r.. 800"
Ins' s ~ ownsnp one ouuoe 0e GO ana sox ana hah
The vr Of tovrsh q q ssd oua.de Of the SIC and For
and .n Breed Netnuha and actsI and
g. * range 49, = = = -
That ps Or township one outside Of ho Sac and Fox
township O. the parts q townshs 5 & ana outside u Is Ha
Bxe.d Ncmsba an svnhin ~ r.nse n
Thai par a township on outside ~ he s~a mi mr.
onshs 4 and l. that rrt ~ cvnshn ,tsls ~ m H.,f
nrced Neshs rsserv.sin ma to,vrsh, a ~ ,.ncs "A -
Towprhps l. 3 3 a. s. Aad 8 a r.nss II ''-'~-. Aff
Townships l. 2 s. A. s. and 8. OF ransc ~
rownshss i, !, g. 8 s. AMI :, a range H. n
rovtruhArs 4 q n y s. ma q a ranss ~ ;.5s- lii
T,srpshnS 4 n \. s nd ~ range
49,, 49,. }, y :, = -, - =, :, 60
~ sicrin, nemed townshs viz y - p'o'' 'AnD' """"
IA A. i, - ., - ~. , - - ~, a 1
A''" y ~ 'e ''" ~ "'* '"s 49, Ws"cepdi A<sSdsa"
Fractional townships and 8, Of range To-
TUwnuhp y and fractional townships IT, range
~. i4t8l .4ayI asti VI 5l b blf ~ e
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Land Districts In the state Of California and
Establishment or the OfAces therefor.
TN PURSUANCE Of the Act of Congress- approved
1865, entitled additional land
ircts in the California; purposes
tozs the President establish additional land districts Ia bis
creon exceeding three which districts shalt respectively
after tbs places At which tho Offices shall r be established
hereby declared mado that three additional land
CaIiDrnia of
d follows, f4ta 3tt5
Al the Of HuxBotpr, for the HuSbolA Dtria."
Of for the Stockaom District
the Of vsala, for the q visalia Diaria" NJ
The Offices for tile Upper Middle and lower Districts will
their present ses until Otherwise ordered.
under hand the City Of Washington this fifteenth
MAY, A. II. 1865 y
Is ai BY order Of the President: "A @
a4la Mflsise,E va iis assisH THO6 A. HENDRICKS
f {5 YE, " Commissioner Of the General Once.
Ma [kptrlA8larl
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(F5rm Of 0uaranty,l

's" t"s certify that
proper fachtss able tofuid contract for furnish
the Interior during tho end
Ing Juns %, 1875 should bid DO accepted
h My 72-wtsOehJuhe [Intslhstaf iH hag asste
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49, 10 doxep steel tipped pcn handles. n Y
x IN the arcle 6suabls convenient samples
DO subud pcs attached 70 each and tbs all cases
must snss11s IL dstfsny T Me Wtcfs 1t AsdpartwAw
Iune A--1aw 30thJuns Untsi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
The y,llaw r,vsr


The ie'fites noi ss,r 10 b. slatiuf % Me- Or
lsass Al lat tseoani, tAi fnmtsr q c..s rsps,t-
d is'ly vtrs .neu, lls AGES, a. aas i,. pie,ous
ad,isss
The Yelloe Fever acsodins t. The sdinis.
sion Of nearly ~ our phys|eians AID olhrf.,
Is now N Galveston, w 10 SATURDAY night.
with al. our usual inquines. We could NOT
Learn iom any qlaHef that there was he
slighles' slsPi ans o| any sueh G'yeF hefe,
isud indeed our ciiY was pronounced guide as
healthy as usnai.
iiui 0n Sunday m0fning, seveTal 'ases iiai
had been prenounesi, bilious fever weIe pro.
nouared yellow 'eyeL ani a ffenehman 'am
". q. died snrly this WoTning with the usual
symptoms az lLal disease. and iuilng Sunday
a young lady, ~ The employ of Mrs Walker,
dress maker, dild, saj .lso young man IN
tho employ Of MT Hnaledey. Sinee that
lime ine have heard oi Two az three deaths,
aud We NOW loifu thai there are about 10 or
~ cases OF this disease IN our ciY.
Among Others We regret Ia lesm that Cen
e'al Shernan and his hdI and daughter, are
down wlh Toe same disease, nni also white
servaet girl IN lheif family. We are glad
however 10 hear that MI arc doing we'll,
The disease yields readily TO medical Teat.
ment.--Aeic', IN inst,
The,e were no deaths Yesterday Monday,
hut DE- Neuman, who had The collection of
Texas Animals, aod young man. q tailor, 10
fremont ST., died last pighl.-Cpilipe.
Two cases OF yellow fever have been report.
ed at Shreveport, La, and caused good deal
Of excitement, though the doctors differ as to
the character of the disease.
IN HorToN.- The Health of the town is
about as good os las, week. We had'a re.
ported ease of yellow fever which resulted a.
tally on Monday night Il resulted from an
other fever for which the PARENT had been IN.
der treatment for some time. Without de-
clurine tia, this was certainly case of vel.
low fevef we say we beiieye il was, and we
found our belief on good authority, We do
moi wish to create panic, but wish 10 give a
faithful report Of the matter.
We can hear Of no new cases in Houston,
and presume we may be excused from an
nouncing the disease here.
Since the above was in type, we have heard
that those best qualified to Judge, are in di..
pute as TO whether the case alluded to lthal Of
Mrs Colman,l was yellow fever atNII Al
any rute, up to the hour Of going 10 press, 3
o'clock Tuesday evening, we can hear of 40
Eother case. although we have made the most
thorough enquiry, and are satisfied tia, there
is no case now in Houston Telegraph
New YcRR.-There were th0S.eght ga
scs OF yellow fever al The New York Qoaran-
tine on the 10Th ult
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
NEW ADYERTkSENIENTs.
Mount Prairie High school.
W. n. SMITH, PRINCIPAL.
,,uy o. c,rptY

W. II. SMITH, PRINCIPAL.
MRS s. J. SMITH. ASSISTANT
TINE dst session Of this school, viii commence on
h. the first Monday in October Thes;hollstic year
Will he divided into two sessions of 1--we mouths zach.
TERMS OF TUITION pER SESSION.
orthogr0phy, Reading, Writing, Geography
ard primary Grammar, and Arithmetic, ~ so
Grammar and Arithnet;c continued, Elements
ry Algebra Congestion, Nataral ehilpsp-
ply, Chemistry AND History. 1850
Algebra continued Geometry, Trigonometry,
Surveying, Descriptive aud Analytical &C.
omotry lifercntiSl and Integral Calculus,
Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, the elements
Of latin, Greek ard Spanish languages. 1899
Students will be charged from the tinc Of entering
nntl the close of the session, nniesm Of pro-
uectrl illness. M
Tu;ticn payable at the expiration u each term.
This schuo is located in Dallas county, seven miles
north of he town Of Dallas, near tie Residences Of
Ben. merrill and NJ. FORMER,
Beard can be had in the nelghSorhpcd on reasona-
bic tcrIss. hr
Fash student will be charged so cts per session
incidental expenses. llIy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
The Plains.

Burner, BURNETT Co., Tex, Aug. 81, 1858
Eds Cipilian.--l noticed in laie number
of your excellent paper. an article taken from
the dallas Herald" pnrporing TO have beer
written by "Wm. Curiess," Esq, and giving
an account OF the sufferngs OF an immigrant
train, in crossing the plains lromFori Chad
bourne to the Rio Pecos. As few personsare nc.
quainted with the several routes TO Ell Paso and
California, Air. Curless' letter may have the eff
feet TO deer many from travelling this really ex-
celent route. which is destined al some day, TO
be-not only the grand thoroughfare of Texas
but of the 'eOrld, to and from the Pacific const
Mr.. Curless says, 'that on the first night they
lost the road" This WIS the cause Of oil their
tro1ble, as there is a good road from the head
OF the middle Concho to the Pecos; WITH no
"sand-hiIIs" 10 travel over The distance does
nof exceed 20 miles, ard in eight months of
the year, there is water a conyenient distances
along the whole route. After the 18th ofSep-
TENDER. there viii be regular line Of stages
running on this road, for the transportation or
the California mails, with stations al short in
tervals onJhe entire line, from Fort Smith,
Ark, to San Diego.
Lave recently returned from the Roins.--
We mel Glover's 'pioneer party near the
Mustang waieg-hole, and, Col Titus with fhir
ty men en- the cee<1lo. The Col. is undoubl-
edIy sSsE 70 . Hebf. though fear that wiihou
he q SeinfaTceneni, he viii moi be allowed
10 pence "a nOFeshan one 81 he Mgss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
The Wheat nron of ls66,

The wheat crop in tho several States may be
considered rs harvested and partially ready for
market We can, therefore, give the following
returns with some degree Of certainty:
Nc,c Yprk--The crop Is under the last yOar's
about fifteen per cent, bat the quality is niue h
better
PeanSWgdaiG. The crop IL fully an average
one, but ton per cent, less than last year PER
acre.
Mary'aad. Ting crop isan G,veraga one, hut
less Per acre and better in quality chan last year
Virginia --'Phe wheat crop in this State IL
twenty per cent. less than last yter for the
amount of ground in cultivation, and the quality
not much superior,
North Coroplal'he crop IN this State is,
probably, neas &sso u total failure than in any
other. Tse WIZ being iully fifty per cent, css
than last WA md poor - quality.
KeAtacIy z-The crop isahoye the average, hut
less than last year, Inequality is, however I'M
surpassed.
Tennessee. 1.-The crop is a good one, hut under
the average in the yield per acre. The quality is
gc9n. -,
III S,ote 4 ,af f,iIy l,oyn INT # iii i.ana,
ally compare well r,er acre With the other IVES
tern States f't5$
ph'o' ne yie,a Oh w'lest pr 8ore - tptiy
~ ;,,,r a ~ Ia, II, d.nra, u
r.on, an ateroeo u , .j nj, Il, cxoeed III, III,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
stop the Runaway.

ID ANnWAY from the undersigned, on "Wednesday
ISthe LIST inst. n NEGRO BOY nomed CHI. BbIls,
about Il years old, low and heavy built, dark copper
complexion, has scar about LIZ inches long, inn
uiedately under one eye, extending from the nose
Said hgt took with him yellow Spanish horse, brandt
ed vita figure on one shoulder, and is supposed
to hayeieome south, making his way for Mc1lco:.-
Any person taking up said negro and horse VIII he
literally rewarded, bv giving Information to the un-
dcrsighed MRS. f. STEVENSON 81
1l4t' Sherman Grayson Co, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

- Tn riltor Of the Chcases and Ch1euw 'Her'
ala has been on trip to sherman, and siyos Nat
tsring description of the Improvements in and around
that place though business was rather duh
The Herald had t. suspend o'c vcek In oon'''
qnence. sly. ihc editor Of one assl ha,us sriiua-
tel and the other being 'ck
The lIepld' ccutains several long communications
on The pollNcs u Tho nation, and he approaching
sloc ton, which was to have come of On "Wednesday
last There were four candidates in the Eed foI
Governor, and number or minor Offices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

AsaoeiAn Ay4cllowingis tue lstes' IN
toHgenco wo have Of tie election retcrns II s from
tho Austin Galet tie Of the lith
The official vote from 100 counties gives Buckley
o., IN, and Bell 81 1913, giving 'cll majority Of
a; votes The reported vote from IA counties not
inciulng III Paso giycs Buckiey $40 and Bell 62S;
J,aiorjty for Buckley in II counties i0i votes. Civ
ing Bell = majority in IL counties olici0i and re-
ported of 8l3 vetes.
Letters have Ncen received from III Psso dated the
i9th and 9th Augurt, not one Of them mention!
whetcr thcro had or had not boon m election held
there.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

n UHANGE Of OWNERS. N77-a m
RoUERr Loyr. rHos. 9. - s0rps
AZ AYING bought out Robert Wilson, at the OIL
! j Springs. Weiptcnds 70 keep11s well furnished
House, for the purpose of accommodating all that
rany give us call The table viii bcftiniahed WITH.
the best the country can afford, for the SICK ilwe,l
and every effort will be made to please all canpers
can beftrnished any kind of meats that they may
want All kinds OF Stock for sale at the Oil Bazaar
Plentyof Forage will be kept on hand,
LOVE &BoYD.
Oil Spring, Pickens CO. G. NJ
Sent q 1858 - Il mo M Iss f.stt ii 5Je4t III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

- Mal Ja- Duif, II BciknaT, s'ys the Austin Ca
zette, has obtained tho contrast for supplying Maj
Van Dorn's command with corn at $3.50 per Oushel
delivered at the contemplated station on Otter Creek
The corn viii he purchased in the counties between
The and Delknap Thi, will lie gratifying 10 Inc
farmers In this vicinity, who have corn aud wSn'
casA,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

20. We publish the following correspondence bc-
tween She Hon. John H. Reagan. and some of the cit
izens Of this county, myiew Of his addressing then
st this rsee upon certain political toiics II viii be
seor from the suhjoined correspondence that the lon
gentleman has accepted the invitation and will all
drogs the citizens of this county Saturday 18th
Sept. We hope the public at large and specially
the Democracy of the county will attend on that oc-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
E.trayetl az, asoserp

4 NAV Z lost four head " horse as.tulleSHs, N,
M, db6ur Years old, large bcllon;t IISzy,
TE4f'oedun Spanish Horse; Bay Ycerlihs A-'-A"A-
Morse Colt, right hind foot white and M Indian Pony
Mare, dark cbesnut sorrel, and heavy name Any
Information ofthe above animals will be liberJy re-
warlcd They left or Sunday night, The l2t'i Inst
JOHN H. spANfEf,
~ ~. c.. ~ tQro 1t..s ifos'NRs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
Mnficai

A LII persons are hereby notifednot to trsip for s
two-hundred and fifty dollars, as il II uifjiss, aud IS
will not pay the Same. Said note was given esoncs
time in the year 1854, and payable about the first
day of January 1859, and is the cnly note signnaby
me to said Gillian. W. r. BRSlWN.E
kaufman Texas Sept 4th 1S5S.--11:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
MARRIED

On Ihnrfday, Sept 0th, n The residence Of Tho
BRIDES father Rev. James A. Smith in Dsl. ootn~
~, by Rev. ". X MlsTrV, Miss FANNIE X. SMITH
to Mr. JOHNM LAWS. both Of Dailas county.
With the above notice, We received full supply Of
delicious cake enough to satisfy the appe,es Of our
entire corps; for which they all mite IN earnest con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy couple.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

- ~ 'r '''Nffr NNr 81 hN nNf.tiiffa OF hf.
aa,a iari- sunig, as s.qiussi rs'su'ly, near
W.-l 40. a,fi r.s aaar'lg d,ali s.A as,sil,ns
a. lr De- L,l,i's s,'s A.l .,ismR sss 4 uals
20 hsus hI.n. .ii DO hr.ts auay, Ai.d wss sAoi.--
rnts ti, ihs nurlsgs7 va als5 a.lss,sdi ia iias..
i1r elr'.. AMI .r.s under arrest 20 ne dsli s,.h
IF as
lie rss lfk.r-. Fl' kil.ri p.poae At cr.sk-
,lt GA ,is ~ Aagi.' uss ssaGlaea GA ihs e5lh u''
'ai AFTER ra'iri aguiry into All 'he e,evam-i,n-
,,s say- 90, esq s, ess acquitted
--l1sh Et.sr,. arrested o. the muFiys ID lax
ii.,ri-, .a pslo Pinto csaay, siae tnolil- sir.e
bros, iala W~tutli, , ihs pight q ils n II
ssri las. ms sl,ris u Parker county ofep a
fsWad Of 500 ior his apPrvh1',eu. Parsans is
b r-i o. y,4rs e1l = iset ur 10 iarhss high kssa
1las sye,, U5f-l'aiyl 4ni t.esabY qul,k ,rescu,
--Mafrg. 5 Ndshb5ri sas in Austin "a ,as
iu mot, sod selll gttu,b o. So ,,ntoio, Jicre to
aAnil rnu sas,s fr,u NashmsoA City Jehay
tie ta gtnse- Of lie IeSs, Asenses lievl. r5,ura
80 thr Eass agency about the Let pros 50 says
he 'Gastigy.
2 n, Clark, 30, L. ). commissioner Cor rcunlag
tho Inc between tio t g aud Texas. wa,.h Austin
Al last dates
--JulB, II. A Reeves, II tho oh Judicial Dis
niay ael Judge C. 4. Frazier. Il the 9th, have al
,cruatel ior the lan Term Of the courts. Judge Il.
th rllr'tiuy luF Marshall On the 2s,l.
--c, - Told, Esq. Vice President OF the { new
sgu,Len PacIfs r. Il Co., addressed letter to Mes
~. y. $. Jcrni1g, N. Adams, and p. Murrah, ca
curing into the legality Of the sui, brought against
the sockhyli,rs, on behalf Of the State. Tor for
fcitnrc Of the charter and cscre tlcncn have re-
Piled that the grounds alleged are .usuiTlcen'm Law
--- The Qumsn Herald notices revival Of nc
ligi0n IN he lover part Of Wood county, recently
at which ,hco were some forty aeccssons 10 the
church. Also, proiraete,l meeting IN QnitmAu un-
der the auspices Of the Baptist church. which w9s
attended with good results
-- The jefferson Gagote comes 10 us in very
much improved dress this week, and is now one Of
the hc,lest gotten up papers in the State We are
pleased 10 sec this evidence Of the prosperity Of
contemporary.
Gen. Houston has pied al invitation to al
dress the citizens Of MGrshall.
&C. Rosinbaun, ESD, has hecn elected District At
torncy Of the Nth Judicial District, over Mr.. Rush
ing, by majority Of only 10 votes. The vote stood
for Rosinbaum, 2,G1a; Rushing, 2,G26 stcll, 796;
,.,,;,,.. -, ,,..,.;.t ,r oa,n
~. ,.,,.
80, "',
- The editor OF the Crockett Printer says it has
got " Zine big press bought, and calls upon it's
friends 10 help him in getting it to Crockett in time
to commence lis new volume in an enlarged FORM
Dalton deserves c cOungemcn,. lie is persgyerips
and makes a good sheet
The Printer SAYS that bacon hams are selling in
that ,loce At 80 Ct, roonl r;,blci ,,r,, ,t 1fr,s
and a,nr q, 70 no, hn,arod
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

sE-Npuilt an ramoirssts ifH 'he 'l'1'is-
AL Gsle''sr ppm, ,hsl he y'l'aH force has
,asisiu ApIasn-ee Ia 'hore si'''s h 'alre''''
u.s .Ne,s' rays It ~ lps'rsl, Ei'Aos' d'ub'' bur
,AsIlgu,oa 'IelssyslA' links 'ha' it b not really
"a Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

~ 4 c,.P.uogillS at Jthu'oHS Station TAT
rant s.tiy, si be commenced NEST thursday
sspt ltlh under tho auspices e the rrc''y' 'riaH''
We hear ,,,al SUI, able preachers aro expo 'tod'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

- Pnstmas.5g throughout tho State aI'
apihaTlzedaud especially requested 10 Get
50 aug Agents, They viii BE- allowed he
ussheamm,skiOns ter all collections made sor
this ah.ct.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

-Antjyer,is,aon, In the Austin Gazette, s'str
ID 4 ,hs supreme Court assigns two Ncc's i b'ar-
Ing of The causes frOHIlC "a and 18Th i"il'ai DR.
tr.ois beginning On Monday the l''L Day of ''''-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

= Nearly ~ NJ our ,yclsascs como ." us laden
With complaint of mall iiurr', .mco the new ''''
tracts vent int operation
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
a new Book peaarlptive Of Texas.

A work on the Agricultural resources u Tex
az, its institutions and Educational prospects,
Tie ,2aaanS and customs OF its citizens, including
the experience Of the author (PRofEssor w. IlUD,
soa) in Schoolteaching in certain portions OF the
State during six years, will he published as
soon as a sufficient number Of subscribers can no
obtained, TO dclray the prime cost Of the first
edition. -
This work will contain much highly yalnblo
information or the chemical qualities of the soil
and the analysis of he water in those portions Of
Texas, luost desirable oflocaticn. besides import
ant Neurological and Geological nformution pc
GUITAR 10 the State Likewise, ereJV praiseicorthg
poufaritg of the majority of its citizens will BE
faithfully portrayed; theories of the fer, elem
entity but truthlully set FORTH and many highly
pleasing, most milling, as pathetic Incidents
will be recorded, as part Of its contents, to-
aether with considerable amount of Informal
lion, aforiing highly useful instructions Gnd
great amusement to Teachers and families
The Book VIII he octave in size, will contain
500 pages, ''gilt edged cmbcllisbed with 50
beautiful Sfec 1crdrings, comprising landscapes
school-sceues, and views Of the most furnishing
towne and cities Of the State. PRfcE, $3.50.
Subscribers will not be required 60 pay far this
book III they receive IL: and not then, unless il
fully answers to the description set forth IN tins
Prcsp ctus.
Names of Subscribers will be received by Mr..
! Hughes aud MEssrs. White Co, of BirdYille.
Smoos, Merchant and J.. " Arnold Esquire, Of
| Denton; Q. {. Biniley. Attorney Of siisrinslr;
T. w. =. g. Weaver Es,l GAINESVILLE, e. w Rogers
! Esa.. iyezaiile,ia, aiT. Merrel Dallas Co., and
- ~ T5eksr Of sicKiansy.
u Ill.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

"a TO learn from the Galveston 'News'
tisst. .s~9- the eiitor Mr, w. Richardson
i5sjllinel By sickness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15

The Newslorb Tribune says that ca GcpsrRor
Bel vas the independent candidate fol- Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court in this State. Won
some body posi- Greedy up'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15


I ~ The houston relcy,arl considers the report
that n P,,o .s. given only 600 majority @r Hack
les, O. be 20 unlulnuel ,be report hat Il gave
I 1000, ~ Is G, idrrt that ;he buckley men 10 net
consider 3. % dead ding % Ears and thg table ot
report frm the i,1crcu, counties, including 'hc r4-
m,rel 100 NJu DC ras5, caves Buckley majority
- 4 u,,lc over col ,a,e', Reducing tho 100 ma-
j,riiy % 500 il viii place Bell slightly ahead, Tho
buckley lien ,rs,. $ no took the dose "'ir1h" te-
Gin a. -huw symptoms Of doubt and ni's,,ins '--it
Dusll,y shonld not at last 3, elected, thcy seem to
think the earth will stop It's annual motion, and that
[ Igy win uu mp the dark side, In dim, 'disar-
r,ns twilight, ur NJ least that she democrats par
~ Nil 10 wrecked, l,sNandcl anl buried face down
,ari., Pc Ike another party Of which perhaps, the
od,.- nhahitau has come fsnt recollection. To AL
doubling hrc,L %, "hc,her Bell OF Buckley men, We
would ole. q fw soriH Of cnccutngcmon'. II YOU
are -w.ak In Jour aith, --layo doubts and troubled
with evil thoughts, and ugly feelings OF all SORTS
lust think Of cur gloIou, banner 50 often uniurled
10 the winds Of heaven, think OF our glorious pr'n-
cpes imprinted thereon, md still more indelihly ell
era, ol upon yow hclrts,--think Of this, OF these
mud n Of our harmonious ,ictvsie- against tie cont
non enemy and zee venture to sry that il yen arc
a. democrat IN heart aud soul, the only spectre which
haunts You " VI vanish into misty shadow, aud YOU
will grid on your armor for the fight Of '59,--ior
fight there will be- and show to the enemy that the
family quarrel has not estrnused brothers Who aaNc
stood shoulder to shoulder in many hard bought
battle. We would say TO yOu ALL on either sd, thai
as partg whose strength is based upon prin''pIe'
that vouarc rs safe ne in 81, when the Waco con-
eution endorsed the Cincinnati platform, and when
all GOOD democrats waved warm in the cause, and
when there was sUeh colTouring Of the spirit
that nc one felt the weight he was carrying, but
| fought brayely against all enemies real and im"gi-
nary We sly "Ghcer up, if Bell Is elected, the
world viii not Try up; nor the Black Republicans be
d wn on US Ike a Thousand Of bricts,-nor will you
all grow rich aud fat in n;nnit," if Buckley he
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