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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
To the Associated Press.

WAsHINGTos, Saturday MSrch ~, 1859.
There lie mucu reserve il t6cl,l lsIters as to the
extra session Qnesti, r. satisfactory response
has thns far been ehced. Bu' to- ght there is rea
sou to believe tost il hcli 10 .bsy>uoe Tor the pre-
cent h>hle 10 be taken mp al fotnrs per'ot IUece
il subject peucing ocn prooshy iodocas the indie
ci,ou namely: Woeher the nail service can be car.
red on by cert cais insteat 81 casa, unu Congress-
shall make tpe Deceesary Appropriations. IL ls a
geaersy accredited fac. tha' ali tue me oers OF the
LAbiaet aiDst al exIs sssslVn I0e coUpenst A.
ton of Pos nassteIs anu toe coDtog-nt expenses of
their ofic-s amouUt to two mlloDe per quarter, or
equal revenue lesviog tothipg for the mau ser
wees IL hos been ,stueted th>t the service shiJh
IL absolutely nscessary 90 be- performed vii require
about twice the eptire receipts TO Say 10
biz o tns oresebt iocebts dntts. The GeXt contracts
the Souihero States are "a h Gsie and In wee Ut
Vths bankrupt coDotop Of the Drp>r me1t IL esson-
ably soppo--o that prop ea< viii BE- Tar ess favorable
than thoogh toe tractors we're to frame their pro-
poesls Gu q csso
ali the special ali agencies seventeen IN nunbsr,
have beeL da continued AMI the order grastrg extra
omp-psatiou uf ire po't1g., eff cng about eish.
~ Posta,ssiers, has be rsvOho,, Osipg totee taars
otCoogiess 10 make the ~ cessa yso2'oPrisnIuS |;
hbot iIu- as published thst tie Pcstmsst-i Geaera!
& tbreateu ed 10 resign he ,tce unless there stall be
Al sItrs session OF C. pgres..
W.sHISGrcS March % 1879.
Ohcisl iuforrnstiob Will a" cot 10 io-m,rross Pea
nc us Of the rztidcstou ot che ten r~stlee sto 'ne
l.diaps in Oregon suo Washington. As this t1ok
pace curing the late extraordinary scsSien OF tne n
'Me after Coz gress had scj"uTned, ~ sporoprtuoo
oooH b. made csIry them ,Gto III med >fe eject IL
smslny owing TO s1pl.oslIos at Gsoersl L'oe
li-sss 'reaties rat ded thu, ge0t aan nav,
."t eo,vRc-d ois brother S-Ls;ors 'hz' they woaI
n -. " p.fuansrt peace u@ bad the tns''lve cup
% cesstI G SIs ano EI-GJversm S'evsni 10 aus
sefaE Efforts b. th,ss tr"aties the fte u MY
aoec I" acres of land al NJ sIunRuisueo AZ cost
oovsfta eat of three ssd hsit cents per acre.
ssl tecat aretdCticn ~as pass alaest aesa,
| Providing e. at h-Ieaft r, waeo It ~ proposed
isa'sp iaeos, 10. Ssuste shall trst be consulted
nen,srhg into treaty stiVul,tiO0r.
| pc fobDd iuiyract,csble TO make arrange
80 y zach the E.ail s-Ivice BE- perfJrmsd oy
Z estAes,ee. old s1oGId Il be decided between
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12
United State senatnrs Eleo.

The following gentlemen have been elect
ed to the United States Senate for the
term of six years from the 4th of March
next:
stephen A. Douglas, Democrat. of Illi-
nois. reelected.
Henry B. Anthony, Black Republican,
Of Rhode Island, vice Allen, Democrat.
A. O. T. Nicholson. Democrat. of Ten
nessee, vice Bell. Know Nothing.
Albert q. Brown, Democrat. of Missis-
sippi reelected.
Clement {. Clay, ir., Democrat, of Ala
bama, reelected.
/ Willard Salisbury, Democrat. of Della
ware vice Bates, Democrat.
James Chestnut, democrat, Of South
Carolina, vice Evans, Democrat.
William p. Fessenden. Black Republi-
can, OF Maine, reelected
John p. Hale, Rlack Republican, of New
Hampshire, reelected
r. NJ. I. Hunter Democrat, of Virgin
ia, reelected
). W. Grimes, Black Republican. Of
Iowa, vice Jones, democrat.
Governor Bragg, Democrat, of North
Carolina, vice Reid Democrat.
VIM. X. Sebastian, Democrat. Of Arkan-
sas reelected
kinsley 5. Bingham, Black Republican,
OF Michigan, vice Stuart, Democrat.
l. ". Powell, Democrat, OF Kentucky,
vice Thompson, Know-Nothing.
Robert Toombs, Democrat, of Georgia,
reelected
! Henry Wilson, Black Republican of
! Massachusetts, reelected.
}. w. Hemphill, Democrat Of Texas,
viceH Houston, Know Nothing.
). ?. Benjamin, Democrat, of Louisiana,
| reelected.
Senators are yet to be chosen in place Of
Mr.. Wright, Democrat, of New Jersey,
and General Shields, Democrat, of Mime
| sofa.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

TYPoGRAPHIcAL ERRoRs-One of our ex.
changes says the ,cye crop OF Gasconade
county, Mo, thisy is estimated at 25,
Geo gals The wine crop was referred to.
but 2j,000 gals viii make a good crop of
wives Notwithstanding. The Hartford Times
noticing the death of an editor, SAYS he
was a high minded gentleman and a pun
gent writer" Perhaps he was stump
speaker of the high-winded school of ora
tory
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

FoRGErFULNEss.-A few days since a
Quaker and a hot-headed youth were
quarelling in the street Broadbrim kept
his temper most equally. which seemed TO
increase the anger of the other. Eel
low, said the youth with an oath, Il
don't know bigger fool than you are. 4"
" Stop. friend, replied the Quaker, thou
forgcttest MgsslE {"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

\ nobleman having given grand par
tv, his tailor was among the companv.
and was addressed by his lordship: .My
dear sir | remember your face, but forget
Your name The tailor whispered, in
low tone: Il made your breeches." The
nobleman taking him by the hand. ex-
claimed: "Major Bridges, l am happy to
see YOU
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

LONGEVITY OF MuLEs.-Says the Lon.,,.
Ter Pa Examiner, we have numerous re-
ports OF mules attaining the age Of fortv
hity or sixty years and Col. Middleton ~
south Carolina, stated some years aro that
he had one at work on his plantation eieb.
" years old; and we have seen an acco,7n,
OF mule in Ireland, certified 10 bays
been at work since 1907, making him over
one hundred and fifty years old. Tbis;s
oil course, very uncommon age. but We
are satisfied that with proper usage. muIas
would commonly attain to about fortv
wears, being serviceable to the last ana
TINS should be counted as one of their
elements Of value,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

SCENE IN School -Roo9.-The Spring
field Republican is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
Come here, George wish to examine
you in punctuation. What's that?
George-That? that's comma.
MistreSs-Right; now what's thatY
George-Ah now you've got me where
my hairs short: | dun kno,
Mistress-George, l do not wish you to
use any slang phrases here, When YOU
are unable to give correct replies say so. but
do not repeat such phrases as that which
you Just used. Now, what's that?
George dun kno.
Mistress-Don't know what that ia
Why that's period.
George looking critically at the mint
IN question: Ha ha ha Now I've cot
Hnthp only a .fy dirt!
Mistress Re-examining critically /,
You are dismissed, George
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

THAT motion IS out of order" as the
chairman Of political meeting said when
he saw q rutfian raising his arm to throw
a rotten egg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-04
& s.
Scr Gtfemkapu inh

IA 3ur beipnoeren SenntniBnabnle.
Ginpdn6erer unb Sfetfenbe fpGtem febr SprfThtte fetnt sbe
fe tire Btlette taufen unb fSGten btefelbea muir Son fpIb en-
~aneefelten geanten faufen, tpeIGe Dpn tbrert @ehnIte lebeH,
Mot dter pen 0faflrrn pber 3mtftentrd8crn ia re tsnit Der
@efabr ~anS8eiest fnb, bef6ptnheit ta FrsresH unS ter Sch
Nn1iDnf ~duS6eben.
OurdfabrtszGtlett
mad alien Ebtiieu bS gDefens fnb gu BADEN BET
gb. n. StIbebrdnbt,
acknowledgements Der Baltimore unh
SttD-@ttenbabn.
SansO,1S Nr+ 81, Tbonle8fr., Baltimore.
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0Sidbft9 fir (Sinspnnoerer
s. ;sseg - 80

Meme arrangements fir @inmanberer, bic 80
Dem Weften su reiien miHiheu.
Bon bsnte. ben 8. NeSenbsr an, wetber Sic etnul lab esst
auf Der Ncrtttrn Central 4 dipertfrset &errt &iisnbabn mtt
benz Grpre6Sug %6efDrbert. Die Bah bistet baburdt ben 0mmis
.9ranten eintn etEBeren 9GrtbetI. ais irsenb tine
Gnbere 8abn, aud tt fe UNI 81 Distisn flrlef ale iebt oubere
|8dbn nah tenanutsn Wldsen, ala;
Bitt8burg, Cleveland, Detroit, 5ort @abne
|@bicaac. O~tilDoufee, @alena, Dubuque ct
Yaul, 3lof 9slono. burlington, Soma @itp
Inn erben bespalt Ste mil Der gOrtbern Central Sabu ss<
Ibenh NerfCnsn 10 Gtaahen sslher Gle tte nit anberl Bal.
men @sRenosn bort stnttefea, aud werOea4 9lal wsuiesr bic
I&3e8en oabst eemedfeft. Die 9atu jtets burd ban d6alisu
Ltstt Ssn SttD. Ote game @ntfernuhe sen bier bic Chicago
W. 500 aReiIst Pas @ePdd wtro bier Gs5et4nlt (mArfee] uni
|Jeof @reftltus, Dartpn, Cincinnati, 9npiaras
pclt8, 2oui8DiIIe urb ct. epuis
|wtr en- ebsndls Yaaaeters befSrbers unb fur ttr (Sepdd
: n { rsttere t1nlAban8sfcfeH b%ersdnst Ds Yafaaisrs
'tpnnen NIT ) EN- 8 abrr, 0ber atenbe 10 rbrS3ue mad aien
lwefIt den @Iaben geten, cine unterwe8s aufaska lfsn IN rer.
ben. arGfaert-Staetts rerben Sertauft In Der Office bee
&Genten. SeGnG 6. WaIacr,
tides Us. Is, gels.Street, usdr 9Raiers SHe-f.
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Su pNpt IpEUtUp VIZ AZ NHO ~ OtE'AN UNthT oI Nffm
VIM. KNABE 81 Co.
auf ben alien plaSe
WcS. 1, 3, 5 unb Z, 9tDrb @utafD GtroRe
lac aendber BEN @utarv. 6Uufe, Baltimore, Wb., ptsber ersEns,
/ Senfemb fur bte aussebreitett @55nncrf6aft, peI8e Der sri.
lbkten 8trnd wdbrenb Der feeten is Sabre III Tbtii r5ptrbs
mn6t Der unterset&mete bent gabitfnm bic t~rss5enfe gatefee
I6aR &c felt benz GGbe Res etren GbeiIbaters, rn.6tnrSsSbgi
Iburd befen 3pb bic &~pmpa8nte esl5f Dprben mar, SEN e1n,sr
Seheutsnben gprrGtt Ger MD rrDenenoeten Piauo,s 6rI. mi
Ianbertur r~rdportrten MatertaI fduFth an fb aebro1fb df e.
Iwtrb 6esbalb bast Sef6Gft in bGnf alien 5tple In Set Frabs
rem @eia6ftslpfaI fprtbetreiben uubi Is I'd sur Nufnabe ma
ben, cas- Dtano tmmer mebr in Eetusr 9ssgsnbuaa IN psrrsf.
iefE%
auber fetnen aIten DaareRRauiern anb Der BabrtF In @n.
I~tdpFrdse, nahe Baltimore t: er etae neue arsee FabrfY In
I5lbs @utawfrase NIT Der Srente mad UeffraEe eerf4fst IN
Iwel&er Ct etne 9rCBs Nnsabl Der befteH Nrbetter bel5dfttats.
SIN bte1er Tabrtf pereen 9idngs nod elmer neuet Scnfa a..
fertist, fir pelae CT Bel Der N~uStelane int MarSIon6- SINH.
tut, Wp bic befen SnfrumentenHaner aus Sparn 0sp,s Nsrg
|unb Baltimore Ia ptanrs ~auseefsut betten. 81 i'd & :
. Z & N te srhieIt. Ills
Der @usfpruG bes Snfttuts tuur6r furi na5eer burd bie
SaSufrie. &usfelun6 Srn &iGrhPna, "a, beadftet. ws iSr1
beafau5 BAG { : fe . "a m \ nj erttetIt parbe.
Dur9 btf1t Beben GtGbtfemsrts tit CT tn BEN Stanb aefeAt
|ane Anftra8e, NIT uel2en CT besbrt pirb, anfs @rpaptsRs
auSsufuhren.
lMIe In ttest Babrif eebauien 9tanps paben bUls .nsrn,
.3fdhnen un6 tnb 10 %cGnRruirt, BAG tie bel ausercr6snfijhf
Deuerbafttetett bte Resube t be& Gpnts tspabren uu6 l.
tett &Iiria psberftebcu.
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Niefh0ffN:%SS rpfn0n0

gas, baS btIIi0 It aller ytbter
aber nhr fur Dieienisen, nei8e f& bic 8aSr6brsu uub u5tt'
zen 8crrt@tna9en Won g parIeS 9Gnabubn. &de pDh
Baltimore uHb S%rUuthra6e anfdafeR. o "a
Metaen 5feunttr unb BetanuseH, lpmie rem publitRm
%aberbdupt erlaabs tb mir Die Yfmerfnag Az ma@eE, ba6 aet
mir npr RON Der reeaaen 8eetenuns bic Ne6e Ietn fann wstl
ALE Arbetten bnrA rnetne ei9enen 5GnSs aebea4
1G- SepGrainren, fppte iDaftee Mletal.M rbetten verbs I'd
f. Id aea eIs ia5eliG bei9Toen.
0etti &44ss Su u8Sutbk 81
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eSDbn1fons Snfnronce NDpms,

GUDHGfons SJnfnrdnce SDDms,
$50. 70 SeccnbItraBe.
Temers M1arines tnb 3ebenSsWerfdbes
rurt9S=S ~On,pd9ntett. 81
SIS St6erife uub fefteffe Gprnpngnte.
SerIi1erun9S>@ onlp. Der 0alleb BON Sir9inieu
NIT $$S6O,OOO CAPITAL
2pn9burosN erliderun98. Comp ron 9Sir9inien,
nit $4,000 900 Capital ts.
Nl6emorle SetItderun98, @onp. ron 8ir9inten,
nit 100000 Capital saf
@barter Saf=0erftder Comp. BON 6artFcro,
nit $3.50, Capital
Security '8erftdernne8 Comp. BON SEEN sOorf,
nit 1870, Capital
Pberlr&SerltderungSsG Comp. bon New>Ycrf,
nit $500, 600 Capital
8elclutesS erlideraua8 Comp. bon 91ews0Orf,
nit $27O,0OO Capital s1
Wfontant Gerli6erun98 Comp. BON Nem.OorteI
nit 100000 Gapttal .as
9tep Wcrlo Serlider. Comp. ron Stem Oort,
nit $250,0O0 Gabttol
Wercantile WAtuat Morjne.
nit 81 1000, 900 CAPITAL -"-
Seretntgte Stuaten Qeben8. 8er1tdyeruuo &c.
NIT 81, 250,S72 CAPITAL 1851
3 Nortbern Nfiuronce Comp. Of 2pnociu
nit So, l94,lI1 CAPITAL. Hfeas.
Oe reen eelttrtten ~GDmpn8nte, n fno 9Sn Der Qeatsldturr
De9 StdnteS Martldrb %dutberiftt un6 ltsenfrt.
Otf npn benz uutersetAnstsn reerdfe :tirten GCmpdonieen
papeh wtrflt6 StrfI 8 bGres GapItal suNt SOQen D8en an.
Bsttas, SerantpprtItb fir Bic 8abtuna 5. @,rlnf
0trlt9efnn9spFlteen weroen n~nSaf9eben unS 0erlur
PanFtIta srfsBt. Eb6& $ SpbnfSi
3 q z Atf ESQ -t 70 SeepneHr
Sreb. u flu m SurSebsr. III SANITY
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ana 8 hfnosRTnhp

aus @hth0sJCt1De,
5eilt GebE bt1werben, Gelbfuht. OtspepIt. brprtEd,e mt
nerySfe S5paae, Wfanesi an TerSanuna. BISbnnatn, Sabhs
inasrlthe patnDrrtGtben, Decentralization OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gne 9un9sn tt3sna ruslHs pon esSer- rber M~ascnfra nttster
psrrnpren, UNI ans Trdntbetter, pelde burd einsa f6c0Ush
5rauen 9. reieli8s @9Ddde, 5dwin6eI, 8iatanSranp
nab benz RpPfe, eUlbsne Mbsr, felte Sase, SGnteraen in ben
Sltebern, i'm Sfldsn unS In Der Srpf IsIras
Pas f6Teeti6e 8itttrS rrb is6e gtrfppfun6 bes Nfnssns
setsttt9ea, tnpeut 90 ~oeniel6el hartt, ibn In Eb6ttBfe!t erDait,
unb QUE Sdure aus %6entieIben ent5trnt. @S f6rff BITE yletseu
1nb xebensSetRer fGGrft bic Stnne, beninmt bas 8tttern Der
%bef6rbert Ste @erbasuue, IL gut Del NeresraiHeu un6 gldbuna
gen, tDbtet BITE QDnrnar, tetIt ale Winb. uub Waaen Rtoits
Il ssnt tsini Sas g. 5 Pi ssfsrs ssata b sr's sfssSI. sitssDs ssssIs:s
grit nnnsrflt9 uHD ne SGnneriens mean man BITE 6DppeIt
Das fGwebifde Sittsrs 1T etn ausasvrSuetes UsitteI oeo,r
Btsber, 0fubt unb @Olera. AIs frlaes bat Is I'D beipabrf uni
egDtsttn bet ben fransVftSen ane sa sitfdsn Erupssa in Der
5tatsdrste In bstben GruppentbetIen e~tneefibrt rurSe, Sen
Sterbltden Ter SelSatsn be btefen l~5Sarttsen R~raniReitsn
~aasGeleBt naren, fb Dpr IS Bis duf2 Vrpaenf rebucirte'
Das f6rebifde 8itter4 TT unfrettie eines Ser beRenNr,xei.
nttttel, bs nC9 ie rr oas 9ubItfurt fam, unb TRACE tI bos
S%sgaetfein tn nitr, bag eth Sseer ipel6er rnetn aus0tseibue.
tee Bttters etnrtaI Bebrau6t bat, f& cine YHtnt unb Weranu.
en baraus MAIDEN pirb, bdfeIbe sum GOble fetner ~Icibennbsu
geteminsnfaen better gu ~empfetlen mnb betannt su rnaden, In.
benz IS ole BITE 6eilfrGfte beFst, BITE tim Obfu ,uaelbrieb.u
fno. 2ierfur fann tb 5nnberta son Beweifen lsffrn.
in ttSe Biafde r1ttuen garer e~fnbiafen lGNen, unb rSot r
pes gapter tn bas BITE BlGfae etneertdeIt IL, metne e~tAenn6n.
Set ie6sr SIaf6s it tfas SOeaadrsts @sbraaSsdnTestihaSaao IN n
osuti@er ne ea9ltfhfr Sprdfe. I'm Srrtblmeru DUr,uSeu.
ssa, Rabs ID 81 bsnsrisa, 0GB t9 aassr BEN Ossa tsfsfis6sa men
Nanten berete, @eI@ss n 5otels unb SRsfnurattOnen Sertsu.
zen mtre, unt dusee;et6net 9:sen Dbspepfn unb Wd0snIsiT On
II Ger Drets per 6laf@s 30 @eats etrr 6 BIaf@en fur S2.5g
In otrfnuftn kst benz ~Gaeiuteen @~erfertieer ss
Gugen 8. S90usaa. .f ns
Deutf@em MpDtbefer unb q
tn feiner Npptsefe, gts vbsh-@de Der Sirrte mnb gDbartSn
pbttabelpbta.
3auptsNgenten
9bilabelpsta; 9; g.; 5nattp nnb 3d. $50. Tag, g.. ssraes
SO. 3 Glib 3. Ct. nnb Ode Der o, GalpwbiG.
sttv>gcrt gilbert Dun8, &pctpsGer, G6e GBwsr" uah On,
ndlr.s3t.. M.a 80
ny SIN Baltimore gu boben i'm @sDFs unr
alietnzgerfauf in Der Office bes vgBeder"
mie aud Bet
mspre u. DtefenbaG, @fe IN 5iG. un6 5anUSerar.
W SeelkdG, SO. ass Baltiniprefr., uabe penrlhr
6seIba& u. Co., Ode BON REMINGTON unb ~Suattpat.
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NaItimpre, WPb.,

80 - tBQItiMDre, NIB, tsl@N
b6lt fcrtto6prtnh p~prr1tbts pNher, Gle unb Gtber, steaiU
9pnepn 9r0pn . Stgnt, bic Sefkn SUrten, garantttt ole tn
5laf4en iTpDrtirt. .geiHeralTfgsr tn alem anGittafsh, trsi
tdnen, @eneraterS-8 ldf 9sn-W sra fdtaen, NIT ben nenefsn ger
beftrGngen. Amerifanif9e S~rsnen-StOnt unb etttp Nlet
Slaf&ed. <e unb neus 8Idf@et rerhsn sefauft unb bsr-
fault. &letnt9er Aeent In Baltimore fur Snttbs pbtlaeeis
Gle. = &ts uiGt sufrie6enaelenben 99feenfanoe fr,tr6en
daenpmnten unb bSS @eIb pteber effdttet. Gpnbitpren
6nnen ale @rten SpnSprCptn TIRE SrntShen gefIat erfaite
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8tanDs auf 8efteQnna

unb BON Ieber b0ls' un6 Baudrt pttbea a liettrt.
Die 8rEste Spr9fGlt rtrp duf Bite Mrbeit unb auf bic Gins
nab! Der Wsatertalten Setpenbet unb Ct fam bober FIR isSe
aus einern @tablifenen herpcr8stenhe Jnfrnmlqnt BE g.,
antte lbernebncA, bas IS ale Gigenf&affen eines oufev H..
nDs bette.
Nae Srfrtmentt aus nttner 5atrtf perben fir , ycbr.
lSpn benz Gag beS BsrfaufeS on aarenttrt.
BeiCnbere Aufmertidmfett rpirh anf 6s Muspabi ppn SIN.
tHruntenten, hDclGe tn elmer errBen @ntfsrnuna ~verfsnbet mer.
ben, Serrenbet unb eth 0urre0t ees ttmtauf6es ~innertalb
Intpnaten spm SertaufStdee an, rirt 8~eidttet. fo1te stp IN.
frtrhent ni6t ~Sclfdnbta b%efrieetgen.
HA- @rcBeanolLsr toerbtn %rpbltbnn, bet uas persY r,6ee
lebe fe It'd anberwdrtS untfeten.
0efdnhig %sprrdtpts etnc MuspabI pn NeIpbto
pom ben befen Snfru mentenntddern 81 $45 BIS 5000
ptanPs wEfbep u m etGu Il t.. as
mtethet unb ntRi NJ m {.
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0isDer TN Gtatiaemcnl Sunanabe u. @ 6sle
F% &yS assa NGbrtfant BON
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WraMb a. @QmQfe BiGM0z Norte

9k SO rattHrab { Csc ppN @reeuRr. l Oa.y4:
IMP @ds ron ut an .5atettefrasea, SuIttuEQIe
4bfs paben tets ptanp>8prtes %SSrrdtfi0, peiGt, NOS ste
satFs SnTer!t8ua6, SdSn1ett be- EDutS Wnb amqeresbsn I'm
uefbsu g5nusu.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Texas Items.

The Frontier News toOts up his weekly receipts, and
arrives at the grand total 800 90. Blessed are they
that expect nothing, for they shall not be dsappoint
ed.
The News states that they have had fine rains in
Parker and the upper counties. We have seen the
effects of them at the ferry, in Dallas
The Citizen says that Gen. Houston has sjpnifed
his determination to appoint Cave, of Nacogdoches,
Secretary of State. "Who cares?'
The Citizen contains the correspondence between
the committee of invitation and the invited guests
Wilcox, Pease and Hamilton. They all regretted
they could not be Whereabouts, during the feast and
flow. None of them offered such reasons as Reagan
gave Tor staying at homo and attending to business
The Sherman Patriot thinks the Recommendation Of
the Hon. Jno. H. Reagan for the Senate, by Judge
Buriord and Others, timed, and as an attempt to
oresla'l the action Of the next Legislature Judge
Burford has the right to express his preference for
Reagan, it. he feels 50 disposed.
The Patriot says that Reagan has no claims upou
tle "gyp1- ton, IS as rlpHor1r te aau-rs-. If the
eaaTels.ol "a. nst he Opposition candidate Jasr,
Roza evidently thinls 80 himself from The tone -s
lis F4'estius stes. Der nsigh5sr sDd esteemed CO.
temporary ct the rari0; thinks tdst -sa1-l "a.
E9sul. sE-taslrsSss,s IN, hss clans s7ru he V11s-
-''.'7 oa55ritv flat AL Be ioase5 es-a O., stc1a55
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

Mr.. Editor Many persons are expressing
individual preferences for the United States SEN
ator. to be elected at the approaching session of
our Legisla ure, without saying much about
what they require with regard to political faith.
True, it is known with which of the political
parties the individuals spoken of, are identified.
but, if any one of them has ever AIKEN decided
position upon the great national issue which
threatens the integrity of the democratic party
and the perpetuity of the Union, am not aware
of it. The issue alluded to. is the right and duty
of Congress to protect slavery in the Territories.
1t has not been prominently discussed by the con-
tending political parties or the press in Texas,
but it is to be hoped that Texas is unit upon
this issue. lfso. it is of paramount Importance
that she be correctly represented in the National
Senate, and that those who aspire to this honor
be clearly and unequivocally in favor of Congress
ional protection. Even Sam Houston, with all
his political sins unacknowledged, would do, if
right upon this question. SIR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Final Settlement

A NJ. Moore, guardian of Emily Tabor has
LA' filled in my Office his final account current
with said Wards estate, TOGETHER With his ne.i
1Jn Praying Tor hnal discharge as such guardian.
ihis j' therefore to notify al persons interested
.g come forward 90 The next term of The Co1,t-
Court Of Dallas county, 20 o. held at the C,urf
house 10 the town Of Dallas, N the last Mopday
ia Oeto5eI 1873, and contest the ssms If they
think proper. W.R hASTEN.
A-tHl rtE &c. g. 2. e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Final Settlement,

A & w. j. Little, Guardians of the heirs Of
IA. John Little deceased, have filed in my Office
their final account current with the estate of their
said wards, together with their resignation and
petition praying to be discharged from said guar
dianship. This is therefor to notify all persons
interested to come forward at the next term OF
the County Court of Dallas county, to be held at
the Courthouse in the town of Dallas, on the
last Monday in October 1859, and contest the
same If they think proper.
w. X. MASTEN, elk C. c. Oct.
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