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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-12

OUR SILENT VISITING FRIGNDs.-No one, unac-
quaiuted with editorial peculiartties, can imagine
what grand time he has when he returns from
the post Office with basket Of exchanges He
has an intellectual carnival, all to himself, unless
some illadvsed person. unacquainted with his
peculiarly techy" disposition at that particular
time, comes to aggravate him, by unnecessary
talk, by fumblng among or prematuroly uncov-
ering his visitors. lie knows EN- nearly all by
the wrappers they wear. Some with the wrapper
unbroken, are thrown to the back part Of the
table-they are unpopular with him-hell look
at them after his iavorites are examined Here's
his mortal enemy in green envelope; he jerks
it open and hastily scans each column, technically
and profanely speaking, to see if he has " ketehed
HI" Aye, there it isl Editor Snneklns Is
after him with sharp sticks.' If Mr. Snilllekns
be " rather heity, ," he concludes to pass him by
with silent contempt;n ifhe believes that he can
" fax" SniHlekins, he wades in, and dcgradcs
himself more than his enemy.
There is one brightfaccd fellow, always saying
something complimentary; here is another sour
/ visaged cuss' whom The world can never please
he is never out of growing matter. Next
comes sentimental chap astronomical in his
illusions With an idiosyncratc aowerucss. and
who grows eloquent over the pcrious revolutions
of tumble-bug; following is practical man
who dragging bis tongue through a honey-comb
could discover no sweet Adjoining is heavy
person, bending under an aggregation Of national
affairs, and with scarcely note Of what has hap
pened in the village; another is proiX on local
dog-fg ghts ana in immortality Of " our esteemed
fellow citizen" who is prodigal Of advertisement
and good brandy.
But they are all welcome, all useful, all requi-
red and indispensable. As in personal friendship,
the editor has his layorites, and notes acts Of
/ courtesy and reciprocity. He mnglos with the
crowd, exchanging cvtics with those who offer
recognition, and dealing with the silent and un-
congcnial with just ciyility aud polite Formally
In spite Of professional dignity and supposed
rcctitude, he is often partial and unjust; in over
estimate Of his own capacity TO hinder or help,
he may fool-hly imagine that his neglect win
sink the brilliant production Of hated rival
Poor man he might as well strike with a straw
at "a headiong comet, as to clip the pinious Of u
single thought that genius has flung towards the
heavens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-12
Tbe Grmiitp Yournal,
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
saturday Morning, February IL, 1850.

TRINITY COUNTY SHERIFF. AND COLLECTORS
1t has been suggested TO our Legislative Repre-
sentatives, that it would be proper to pass act
separating the Offices Of Sheriff and Collector In
this county, making the latter elective Nstead Of
holding Office by sher0's appointment Similar
provisions are said to work satisfactorily in other
counties. The design is to have the proposed
law take effect Immediately after the next clcc
ton, and in no way eGecting the present Sheriff
Senator and Assemblymon do not wish to con
summate this act without having some positive
expression of opinion by citizens; and this note
is made of the proposition, that in a succeeding
number of the JOURNAL objections or approval
may be made known, If conclusive negative
reasons be not thus given, the bill win pass
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-12

SAY WHEN The editor Of the Butte Record Is
evidently not on terms Of intimacy with the
President. The National having said "Wben the
venerable champion Of Democracy, and Sage OF
Wheatand shall be called to join company with
the spirits Of the Sage of Monticello, aud the
hero OF the Hermitage, etc, etc, the Record
answers When the said j. q. can pass Mahom-
cts bridge, Herat, " thinner than hair, sharper
than sclmeter, which stretches over hell aud
leads TO paradise ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-12

The famous Henry Meiggs swindler and gen
tleman, Is said to be living in Santiago, Chill,
and 10 be worth two millions Of dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-12

sTErHES c. MAssErr.- -Ballou's Pictorial has
most excellent portrait engraving Of Massett,
who is remembered here Since then be has been
to Australia, Calcutta, and camplolowing in
the Crimean warsaw the British atrocity of
blowing Sepoy rebels from the guns. Massett is
now lecturng in eastern cities and making con
siderable stir He is remembered by numerous
California editors as an excellent fellow and a
most atrOcious bore.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

they can vote Independently II IN eonsiluled
conventions, and they will do H. Conventions
do not always DO harm, properly coosiluied 20
as 10 express fairly the will Of lha majority,
they may do we'll The Houston Convention
lin May nerll may name seyeml men who
could be acceptable 70 The people. Let them
dominate the mea whom the people cali, aud
all will be we'll
Col. NJ. 4. Johnson has a host Of fIisnds IN
this part Of the State, but they are not among
The convention slockers. He has an hundred
friends to Dick Rannels one; but the people de-.
Iernined 10 beat Sam Houston, and would have
voted for any other stick for that purpose, aud
hence they did not stop TO ask who were on the
convention ticket. They swallowed IL ne
patient does al cme,ie as preventative Of 9th
er evils they believed less iolerable. Doctors
sometimes give one disease 10 cure another,
and the political quaeks follow In The VALE
The astounding success Of the present ADM.
nlstraIion may possibly commend il 10 the
the people Tor reelection. Thut letter..oi the
Governor 10 James Buchanan ought TO save a
mucs smaller map from political oblivion. II
was well Dick put 1t in print else Il might have
created no greater stir IN the world than Wash.
nsion's Farewell address; il is worthy Of com.
panlonship with gov Bells great thanksgiving
Proclamation, "'rhe voice Of the turiledove is
heard in our land" or that other famous paper
wherein the Bible is made to exclrim snow is
thu winter OF our disconien, made glorious sum.
mer." Dick is said to be rusticating on his
ranch down near Arkansas, some 7 or 500
miles from the seat Of Government Some OF
his friends fear that Bill Scurry when he runs
the new boundary will leave him out OF t'e
State unless he hnrrics back to Austin. But
there is no need Of tear on Tint point Bills
knowledge Of Astronomy will enable him TO
locate anywhere To suit his convenience.
The city election yesterday resulted in max
ing w. A. King Mayor, Z. F, Williams City
Marshall aud Geo. n, Bringhurst Wharlmnst.
err.
regret TO announce TO you the death OF Hon.
B. F. Tnnkursly a'e Senator Of this county.
lie del on the ist inst, OF consumption
BUrFALo BAYOU
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
G0oD rEws.

We have jaa heard the gratifying news, that, the
+ Houston B Texas Central Railroad Compasy in pur-
sf,ncs Of mn Get of tbs legislature requieng them
tsdtiaitcy aeer1nine therout of said road as far
asthe Triityrser. in DafAs county, by February
ei this year, hive osatei the read On preliminary
sarvey 'uraa IA the Spring of 1857, touching the
Trniiy fye miles below this place From thence the
"a will ran in one or and half miles Of Dali
hs,iu the direction Of Colberts ferry on Red River
Thisnews must he gratifying to every citizen of Ba-
las county, We have in addition, abundin. assur-
that tbs construction of the road is progressing
~ rapidly as oouldbcexpected. Wemay listen for
The snort Of the fre-horse at Eakin's "Bg Spring"
intuo three years, or with the five hundred hands
that Bremond has at work On the 81 section in less
time than that y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

After session Of nearly eleven weeks. bid
Us last public meeting on Friday lsu. The
Iaislligsnesf has published the disposition Of
every cause, except, perhaps, some tvs 90 sn
delay or meTs afiimance causes and We wish
that We could add that the whols docket was
cleared and that the court would BE- ready 70
commence with the new business AZ the open
log Of the neri Term, Owing 10 the increase
Of complicated business this has become impos.
sible. A large number Of eauses-souv OF
them heavy ones and involving important pTin-
ciples--hase been lief, undecided All lawyers
know, that tie older causes grow, the harder
are they TO BE- decided, TO say nothing OF the
seeming hardship Of no, dsPosiag Of tho i.'s;st.
ness in us order, This wear will test iheis
bility Of three working men. anxioas f0i
delays, dsposing ofthe Appeal causesin exa5F
We have long been convinced of the necessity
ofan increase Of The namhe g.of Judges; but this
can only be accomplished by an amendment OF
the Constitution, We again fake the occasion
to suggest to the membels Of the bar the proari.
ETY. Of ayaiing themselves OF the provision Of
the late sta,ute,-ANSiia hteiiigNetr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Letter from Ellis.
WAxAHAcmg, Jan. l7lh ~

WAXAHAcHlE, Jan. lith 1903
DEAR Herald:
The Dist Court for Ellis county was conve-
ned for to day, Judge Burford presiding; there
is a very heavy docket, more causes than Gun be
disposed of during the present term.
There are n number of lawyers from the nd.
joining districts, amongst whom you will recog.
Mise the names of Dunn OF Henderson, Cravens,
Rainey and Stewart of Anderson, Craft Wink.
Ter, Beaton, Mills, Henderson, and Elliot o.!
Navarro, and Prendergrast of Limestone.
The remains OF Gen. Terrnnt will be, rein.
tered on the 9th inst at his homestead on
Chambers Creek; the burial will call together n
large number of his old friends, can't you be
with us2
Joe Robertson, a one eyed gambler, that has
occasionally visited Dallas, Mckinney and 9th.
er places IN this district as gentleman ports
man, was nabbed at this place ona charge of
murder committed some years since in Guada-
loupe county. Robertson lad no suspicion that
he was so near danger, and was on his way to
Mckinney, where he claims TO have friends,
little dreaming that an officer Of the law was
logging his tracks for the last month; feeling
secure from the courts, he alighted at Rogers,
Hotel, ordering his horse to be taken care of
with all that syaggsr 20 peculiar 70 men Of his
profession. y
When 10 and behold, he, and not his horse,
received the honor ofbeing well taken care Of
He is now ia irons and will go down by the
next stage; he takes it very cody. and seems
only to regret that he will see no more "quar.
ter racing" for some years to come.
1t is said that writs are out for several other
porting gentry who have long infested this
district, hoping they may all be taken as nicely
as one-eyed Robertson.
lremain truly, ***.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

Senator Douglas has recently written phi
vate letter, in which he declares no is not
candidate Tor the Presidency. lie states that
the fight jus, enled has been one for principle.
and OF conscience and conviction; that there
sui, has iriumphantly viEdieated his position
in the eyes OF his own people, than TO repre-.
sent whom in the ccHfeden,cd councils Of
,socy.ereignlies he has at present no higher an-
6l'iop. lie reitorNtes his adherence 90 TIE
Democratic faith and organization. aud rTo~s
his purpose 10 support the Charleston nomi-
nee. lie will take an early occasion in the
Senate to define lis views, which he ssys
have been the subject Of much unjust miscon-
struction.- STATES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
tADvERTrKNEST.l
To the People of Dallas and the Surrounding
Country.

IT, the "Daas Hrrald" ot jan u 1852 appears Card"
ofAarnH Ovrnnn hut bearing the marks d
having composed by certain ltoft Aboat
this Attorney, have nothing n present but
the Gard" LhVvr Il lisa tissue unntIgated Wifi
hsh pis from beginning % end and this Aaron 0verion well
knows.
Says "0ne Thomas Pollard In this county
pcrpcrAted SANDER aud family" This IL
base and debera. lie. lie again. after had Instituted
title civil ait against said Pollard he told aud published through
county that he would induce withdraw the suit BY
cuAng certain cls of sanderous tendency" This anoer
base deliberate and wu i. lie says, agun that sld Pol
lard approached upon my nu, during tie pend Of said
suit and having gn violent manner treate red iae
This tie blit aud most Infamous " the three and the oh
william knew H. He further says that told him, f he I'D
dismiss the suit before put n the expense Of employing
lawyer would scaae lbs family and present him To the Grand
pub.hs thing pspRby false swonderfu indeed
0verton how low and contemplate stoop But the
crownng point u.s. he rays That he ola thas he had
married his vile. TIis will explain. Iu June, 1851
morning the dawn ofday, aroused from sleep by
ofOveos who told that his had for
and him. went and upon entering the gate
walking the floor back and forth his house. Issk
him ne His reply was Bad enough MI Pollard;
like died last night. Trouble trouble IL the OF
this have secret, MIR. Pollard, that has long been
mind, have secret wish to reveal to friend Mr. Pol
lard, fhaf Ed ''nrar is my trouble she i. neHe my wf
[29;ltl TIL. j.. POLLARD.
EY- The concluding part of this publication is too
indecent for "ears polite' II the writer wants it
published, he con have it done in -billsEDIron.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
BY AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Austin, Texas.


Whereas Information has been received al
this office from reliable sources, to the effect
that several Indians men, women and child.
rem, who were at peace with the government
and people of Texas, living upon and belong
ing 10 the Lower Reserve at the Brazos Agency
IN the State Of Texas, while engaged in pea
ceful and lawful avocation within.a few miles
of said Agency, were recently attacked in their
camp and killed by party Of white persons
supposed TO reside in Erath and other counties
in that immediate vicinity---and
Whereas, Much excitement prevails among
a portion Of the citizens Of said adjoining coun-
ties, and serious fears are entertained that
bands or parties Of men are being raised, arm
ed and organized for the open and avowed puf.
pose of continuing said unjust and unlawful
hostilities ngainst said friendly Indians.
Now, Therefore, [, Fl. R. Runnels. Govern.
or OF the State of Texas, by virtue Of the pow.
err vested mime by the Constitution and laws
thereof do hereby warn all persons against
joining or otherwise engaging OF assisting such
unlawful expedition aud hostlf.ies, orin any
wiseaiding or abettiug the same under the
pains and penalties prescribed by law. And i
further direct all the civil authorities and peace
officers Of the State to use all legal means Ii
their power TO arrest all offenders 10 the pre-
misses {in order that they may be dealt with
according to law and to prevent the carrying
out Of the aforesaid unlawful plan and pur-
poses and requestall good and law abiding
citizens to give all necessary and lawful aid to
said authorities in the execution of their do
lies.
- In testimony whereof ! have hereto
:, signed my name and caused the great
sea. ofthe State to be affixed at Austin
i this the 9th day o. January 1859. and
~. Of the year of the Independence Of Tex
Is the twensy-third.
(Signed) Il. X. .RUNNEIs.
By the Governor.
tSigned, T. S. ANDERSON.
Secretary of State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

essrespondence between Major r. S. Eeghbors, su-
peryisng Agent Of the Texas Indians, and Col Rich
ard B. Hnbbard,, U. S, Attorney, for the Western
District % Texas. in which the latter defines clearly
the jurisdiction Of the United States Courts in reia-
ton to arising cut of our Indian affrs so far
az they relate to the Reserves and The Indians settled
thereon how far that actual Jurisdiction extends over
the persons lives, and property of said Indians and
also what Jurisdiction be exercised over the ten
nileaEsnted outside Of the Reserves proper A
press Of room only compels to withhold these i'm
ortent papers from readers this week. They
vii throw much light on the pending difficulties on
the frontier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

G&s&soY's IfSE-oF B4rTIk Survive have seen
,iae list asd 81. Nos. of :. GlessOn's Lins-ofBatte
6hp," arew weekly illustrated paper, recently Star
Ted IN Boston, by +. Gleason, formerly the publisher
q the 'tPetorials." The name of Gleason is enough
q iseif 70 ENSURE rich treat in newspaperlor, and
the numbers before Of the ''Lne-of-Battle Ship
fay sustain the groyoua reputation of this
fgl publisher II is beautifully printed on clear,
arza type and heavy parer. and is exquisitly illus
fstad u the highc-t style Of wood engraving
9tras per onnHIa.-I copy, 50 clubs of four, ST. ;
of ten, SO. Address, Gleason, corner fremont
aud DromfeId sts., Boston. Mass
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

" Maj. r. S. Neighbors has been spending
two or three days in our city, on hisway tothe
reserves. The Majoris looking very well, aud
all the happier that he challenged investigation
inie the charges 5gainst him, and found hisac.
cusers dumb This is the right spirit for all
governments officials. If charged with impro-
prieiies. let them nei eyade the siriefest scruti-
ny. The innorent never fear this; and real
Innocence is very apt to triumpb--dslstia m
teiligesesr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
'TNExAs MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT Il

|TVNEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT m
l. RUTERSvILLE, opens its next session Janu- III
College year forty weeks divided In Two SESSION.,
ends with Tune. Vacation July aud August Holiday tfy4
Christmas ". III
TuTiospreparatory, $50 per session, $50 per year WE
Collegiate, $50 per session, or 800 per year. *
FusDS3 per year Board, Including Washing lights
and fuel, s12 per month N. 49, A-
DsCiPLISr-Miitary studies thoroughly collegiate. t4f
DRFss--U nif1rm TO be had at the Institute.
Cudebis their furniture, police
rooms. Address G. @. F0RSiIAY, Superintendent.
Aug 20, 1852 e:1y. RntersriHs, 7eras.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

Jsy- We sgo ihiebtei to Maj. W, Burkett, Of Fort
B,lknaP, for ST; Louis papers OF The Sd inst, b. The
Overland Mail, which reached Belknnp on the yth
nst., 10 hours sheal Of schedule time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

~ P5st.master throughout the State are
suthorizedani respectfully requested TO act
as our Agents. They will DO allowed the
uiual oorAat5SSonrllr al collections made for
this Of eek
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

Hoticc.---An persons ia Kaufman and vicinity ha-
yirg any Onsipcss whatever with the Dallas Herald
Office. viii Tle.se % cal ON J, W. JoHssOS, our only
authorized agent Tor that place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
H4arrn'l MAolzIsg, for January, is ic5iicAly onl

HAnrrn'I M,oAzIsE- for January, is dcaiioAiy one
Of the best numbers Of that popular peiicdic1l that
we have read 1t contains several Illustrated articles,
COMMENCING with "The Panama Railroad" being a
full history of that hcrculcon undertaking, most
beautifully illustrated with Licensees of the principal
men engaged in tho work, scenes along the line Of
tte road, sc. "The People Of the Rel River" Cof
Me sorih,) IL another illustrated article and "Que-
bec," another Besides these we have "Thc Virgin
Jams, continuc; and the rich store in the Editor
"Drawer," "Easy Chair Table &C., NrC well
known % the readers Of the Magazine To those who
hay. not subscribed this year, we would say that
they s. he supplied at tho club rates, by calling
on Geo. W. Bairl, Esq, in Ibis place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

y wv We refer our readers to the advertisement OF
= " S.as Military Institute, at Rutersyillc, under The
igszntcniancc Of Professor c. G. Forshay. The
rsc&t session commences On the 9th inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

81 We are uuSar pedal obligations to Hon. John
H. Reagan, .or volumes Z. aud g, Of Explorations
for Railroad Route 'tom.:he Ni.,aips River to the
pscfc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

~ We are under renewed Obligations TO the Hons.
Guy NJ Bryan, John II, Reagan aud Matt Ward. FOR
sssluaLle Cvsssn ional ihyors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19


" Tbs Lamar paris. Terns,) 'Eaeuirer,' has
changed hands, Rev. B. obee-S Z. s Gooding be-
coming prcpreors. The Of thrp paper is chang
edto that Ihe Fasaiy Visitor 1t &C ases its po-
hte.lin character, and viii be.. family newspaper, as
It's name indicates
sIr. Peterson, the late editor lakes leave Of, his
reader iaa good hnmorsd saledictory. Says he will
esdsAsa 70 reconcile bis .feslnls' to the deprive
SIN, by rfeeaing pigs. hunting COWS and watching
fic srsps,'s and ia-ttat respect compares himself to
ssi.t noted gentleman cinei1natas,'' sonny the for
Sser, rultd Kineiom,' shils Peterson has edited
PAPER Keafdy tired of ihc usvsr-endns turmoil of
ejiiefshp, ht soins s;ry What virtue there is in
sb'-sk nnd asd lsog-xaor. = Oar conffere is evil
5aily y f.pitei i;s s1ss' On a stock farm. an
example We sosa "a slS 16follsy. Il some eent,e-
nan rbe s. sil iay as sas.
&c " !. 3 III company viii Peterson who
q Sfst u, sfisf eisk Ne RIB the hss irls sas-
al 8. ss.ss hat dyasssbs h,s. arrived b |
q. ..s<.t = = - ssizrs., SER. yssssa, ana /
x j. ~ - s.. y hsss s'.-s 20, - res'zs.
IS - ~ = s;Fs'' - 's ~ ::
4. e. s. 81, 3 ;sss,sr ~ ~ sssss
3 '''.tz q - Is l1''.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

HoSoR 10 GEx QUITnaN--Ihe Legislature
Of Geo1gia. at ne recent session created seven
new counties, one Of which is named Gen. Gut
man, 20 honor OF the Hero Of he Garifa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

~ ssnt zaaz's wife las ief I'm, and Is
pssF ,he ''reisniee belle d llsssass
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

Senator Douglas was received in Philadelphia on
his landing there with great demonstrations of joy
large crowds welcomed him at tho wharf lie also
had triumphant entry into Washington City.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

railroad accident occurred on the train from Co.
lumbus to MocCa, Ca, on the 8lst ulL, by which
thirty persons were killed and drowned
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Ght pGllas aeraN.
oar AGENTS.

raa tf-lg fussn tfe II. Insrlel ~ tEs ta SAB fsft
AssAi ~ ls iaNis t-rad in hs places rslri snf
faat-f fh FfFs' ~, tFi feaff pAla o. alta 90 ~ f-f
sSyssislgtt - We Tlf hrrt va
ssssgs L,nh Anel tf Auiun, tHAs, 49, 'iF ony An-
AEellt ~ els, Al m'ifya t-r ths nfrrr
say be plli auf ao uliIocifs snnaeipuas AID tiNsr-
s.rlis isr tit uslsil AMI rsasirt ~ lhr ssme
fA. falrrat csuBiy .i.rk, isHtll, ieutan enuuiy,
l~sH hraicry' uisifii Ci.Tk sherman lfyren Coiuy.
JAAss n svnisiis, snrysyar hsitrnP faung Cuad'y,
p WtrkIas 4. uny tirri MaA.tAc5if, iilis NuuHfF.
gsniA- n. T,fi, ainy rcrs l4s anan, iohns1a oir,
Df q. q lAk snd 4 laRisr psl r. Worth fATFNnl
I'm "a F,er clanty CLERK, Ncstlsrfri, Parker ennr
4. ga1i1 la, Post MsftAk, Kauman, Kaufman e0u4y
Ut a. Weaver, kaI., dailsFlls Cooke touuiy,
y Jhnsos Esq, COtp l'ssanvr, Gayes.eh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

~ Cen Thoms Green, Clerk II the Supreme
Court, has been rc-aopointcd ly the Judges, his term
having expired There is no Worthlsr man, or better
Cork IN the State; but observe that many Of our
most Intelligent Attorneys in favor Of changed
the law providing for tic appointment OF resident
Clerk at Tyler
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

Ehe following appointments Of Texans to foreign
ssss haze been Issae BY The President aud o..frm.
81 ~ SENATE Blizzard Fitzpatrick, Consul at
slst,morss +. Rae. Ge1sii At Guysnas. A. G.
De-, 4 onsut< siih@sliisr