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TIonr nrrwrrs CryrrpEpr AND suAxcr .

fIour nErTuy CEsTrpEDE AND SuANGI ls.--
We were unused hs other day at hearing an account
Of lieroo battle Between centipedc over six inches
in length, md q shanghai chicken, on the premises
OF Mr.. Carter ~ dallas. Both the belligmms
showed ploc. AMI fought well, but The shangha was
too much for his tircrsary, and after whipprg hin
out in fair fight, widowed the disgustirg insect
alive legs and al, nj one effort, gave prolonged
CROW, nGpped his wiGGs, and walked off as proud if
not rroulcr than Napoleon after the peace Of ilia
nnnoa, The Shanghai has been closely WATCHED 'nea
that time, bat shows symptom of going into de-
cline These inscets are thought to be YER Notion
.-.e, can ivtle s1aIowed by the chicken wns mn
unusually lsrge one Mr.. Carter will vouch To- Tic
facts, was M eyewitness and tried to separate Tho
comoatants but could not Shanghai was lighting
for his breakfast and not for glory. ~
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THE HEX ND.


N.ale Ilel.t &, welcome hack TO our town
'.t 20 sa'.rr o bama. Who has been ON In
ur % .s.r ,.uuHs. fr be last three weeks, lie Is
t.f ....I eit, o.g r'lltFy, aud speaks Of sonslt'
tm. .risr.t.H i 'e South to this ssale Mr.,
Wa'... b. psb.nrrt dsmOsrai, and fselsdessryeily
rrnI Do. sste Hr her late democratic triumph
$50 p ba pies u' Quincy home and speedy
ami .... r.ttIn 20 feAas
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Administrator;s Notice.

A t fhe August Term. 1859. OF the Honorable
a county Court Of Denton county for probate
busintss. the undersigned was duly appointed
Administrator Of the estate Of Josephus McDuu
ala. deceased. late OF the county Of DeEson---.
This Is therefore TO notify all persons iDdebte1
IN sald estate to make immediate PAYMENT, and
thosI hryIrg claims against the same iii presen;
them Cor acceptance. duly authenticated, within
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

"'rVsiCIF'1S ern Generally 10th to sp0 I' nr G 'e
Of what oaod "pdan' medbihes." Indeed tbs M n',
tice in TIE code of medical ethics, thu alHscan VINO
sanctions The use Of 7eh remedies ceEnot % ousdateb
member Of The Edtionqi Association liq&hc7o ege eT
ccptcns 10 tnh tnost string nt ruless lnfpy e Tie sc
pies of Escul,us nays actually be- cciapecd Uy DO
force Of facts, 10 rceonmc nd the uey ~ ~. 81 Er0s
rcifcrs aIcrsif,ei sitgtys, for tho disaosas which
particularly prevalent during the suiuuerARd fan Gny
hoyo aseortoincd that there are aedir IN the rhh
Inacopia which compare with ths wopicr ohmpoa
for arrangement df the system Ibonaaais II tauHas
siding along the low grounds of the Wosten and Southern
rivers convinced that they have found ncdic.r
peculiarly adapted for t'ler ailments gheln other por-
ttons of the country; during the summer months tho ie
,Sn5ud for the article is eqNoliy large
" Sold by druggists ami dealers generally eSevhero Nyw
". Peak l. Co. Dallas Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

E uHr r-sI5otoj tlwnsman, Sam Jones, ESQ.,
las csl.D ri e. car oficc some monster clusters OF
osors On, buuol y attained over hundred acorn'
growing uron sirg stem and in one cluster =
These viii da to brig n, and can be seen aud eouRie
any ifs .u he n ra5 office. They were taken froia
the p.,gs known 5. ansh oak, the trees being lit
tcrl'y loaded ',wn ,,ii aeorns. "Thc oldest inhal
Slant .cois with q ishmcnt upon such evidence
Of ap abludtu, most o
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ID CrAnr Npring. ImsIiimlr.
NE0un, praiV,e Eileh school,

Nm " "'IFIF'I F'IWT 7 20 'ITN VI = y ~ y
w sltarf
a. go ga ss,... "a t' f,i.l an asTe- The tf't
Afsr In U- Goo alararig VHsrU ts lt slel lai0 20
.ssIa.s at t-rtHIf li Hlri.
IlNhs--rf gftUFF Ffr ,1fFssHr
OriiC Ullg. o. ra.HH NruHf, ta.aaFHl.A a tl-ua-TY
Efamuararl AFtiHHar, O. p
Graf1uiar .Hf AfrlusI. n .trl, tisH.Hisrh Nreau,
AIelia rauiuIFi ,irH fr. lri- uraae'rg, tnury'n.t
u.-rHrIitr 900 Aaa.il uturftr, ltrsuilHi alt
irtsrrsl HI-f'f-, sir1ly, MrIiai iHins-Thy, a.
sl-lr-rtr uf iair. Ur. uHi fpuish isuHaFs, rs n'
Sth-uts siii be- sharss M its time "a catering u1t o.
Close 81 Ilfr 7 nu' fs On T.Fs ~ IFrira"t u- Fi
TnHUn fsyshr at tl.- r,f'rHt,rn % ragh trTHl
fhIHa-l-f ilf,t H ufNls slHly, serrh mie7 HIf or ~
taR -I I,. TH nasr ii- rrstlrf-s u slfru and "
ITsr D. If.A slu l hal a..h thr HHr.ph go s.rsi-
i,ms, rIl spi-iI sil.,tauet aieis-IfT session, Ira.
dental ertr.r.Hs. INV.
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g1TO,sy ;,rna g,s.vrlEfeg, ?

rI'nE TELICO MILLS, s1uated "a 4 1rser
J. River in Ills county are popin perez ,'a an
and prepared to xn5 Wheat seq 'aw INV wond do
quantities Thcse wishiES wheat erS our, ,ro,nd a,
well give these Nilis . U, % tuS znerio,. 10
IN tbo aotrv. when good wheel is f.rushod
Good Grazing Grounds and good stock y hss.
and crossing of the riyer at his Place -,
~. Flour aud Lumber kept fhstantly On hand
for ssIe. al the lowest rates
rsghorers aud r-pecially Choppers ar$ganted
at the Mill, to whom fair prices WlN be given
a. GEO ~ DAVIS & co.
Tsiioe, Ellis co, Aug. a. sie-s If.
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The popularity ofth GXTCAN NU9IANG LIEANENT,
is ooexteasive with the civilization Gooe Othr
oles claim to aeU;ats pain and dstressthis cares ni-
ly FAyyc9ns, Government Hospitals Farrers Planters,
Fsrnlers LiveryDen &c. have practically demonstrated
hisfe throughout theworld No article before ooci
ypd tuen undivided praise and support from Medical and
a. KZnEUlU ATESG
Wi year8 stanng has been tnaly egTsd. Fc7, Uaars Iu
nors, Running Sores, serofh stJoDt Felors Eelhngs
Burns Bites Bols CHAPS, Neuralgia, salt Hheur, md an
rches and pais npon man, q Kindred compknia apoh
H0Hsrsa, irTLN da,,
such bone, gail, scrat hos, spari poll sWeeny
hoofaiI, &C., subdued col cured by TIE iDnsaaaE
VALUABLE bRsE sAvED:
Br s IJmI Hyde Pnrk w., writes -" Th1i the horse
was considered worthless 5 casewlsspatn Algt since
The free use Of Tho ustsn. anent have sold BIN for
$50 cash. Your Ianment cen doing wonds Up here.
42o B.ota eraExG, l'4if Aptlrnl,, "a.
fExra.cT) "In lifting VI, tile from lie fire il became
ruroar eabe tilted over scsided ny bends very Sc
yerely, almost to crisp u wasan avid sight The Mes
tang Iaimopt appearedto osaetthe pain ltheaied rap
asv without soreness, an5 lct no scar Of account.
" Trnly yours s"cHARbEss FosTER,,;a
semi language rs this but the constant and natural echo
wherever tits article is used This Lmmen isindispensa
t =, la1-r sd ouers Of horses and mules Mr.. John
nsnies Monigomery Ala sold slave for $500. Who was
i5rn ister ~ this Lninen Every fam
irsbad hsTit Re very particular and enquire for the
tsss,sna Iinitns-t andta mo other. q
s, Nv an lealers tir 5ughcut North and South America
tr The i.ands Of the Ocean, for . CENTS 20 cents
ana q o. PEI botsie- ,-,,, }. n,,,,- vi
TxOE,s MAGNETIC POWDERS.
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FASHIONABLE MANTUA-MAKER AND
MlLLNER. Mrs. KELLY. s prepared to mako
Dresses, trim Bonnets, and do Fancy Work, in the
LATEST and Most Fashionable Styles.
She invites call from the Ladies at her rooms, on
the East-sidc of the Public square.
N. B.--Cmpe, Straw and Leghorn bonnets ready
made and trimmed at all times Tor sale,
Dallas Texas, May, 1859-47ts/
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ai. or n. ~ 49,. 81 e. .. ~ 7. ...,'is
kA: I, q. ai'.. Sos,i..
lLlncof.sTY
~ ~, s,I %, az i y. s.ss .s Ia
Fi,f. ~. Ai,e .,s lshf res arr Mari.
..' ~ ~ l.s.i i.ssi "a b. .lsuiassi i
IA . s ~. 30. "a. e. r.. aq nss. As ~. ~
' %. e'i.i !, is- ;'eg.iasr aHP's.-a y ~ .e
+, ~ 2 .l "a ~ 'sssasa lins APpra-,i y rs
'f,krS i,ptt /. 4 ,,..,.
iel ~ ss cur - ~ %. s.s ,e.p .la i
Ig, =. .,..qi NJ ..a,s hsh slh eats cropped Isir,
siri,ea = - As,. ~ ~ hOFaf sbaai ~, n.na.
a 49, ss ~, s2 siAhd' PeTes.sseis' ipplls'
AkNtt ll siens; Jsss,9H, "a ss.I-y h-f,taI
ss psFs iPrs.sss :, So III Hi. 81 h o.
iAkts ~ b ..aesl ser "a ..,s,yss b-sOr. wn,
90 ~ ,ess.s sp, .f a 80 'e. ~ sB and ,e0gds,
a9 pa some White % III the tx. H hsa
M M s,ns white pot m the ioTshsad sppIsstd sisS
S dp snd l' asl2. ThSo5i hs 'si s.y:s s.s,s
i f a, .ssS s;s s sbs pr ~
~ ~, et ~, i,sEsg. ana sssyed bsfors Win
'' q al '.5ss 2, l'lnd' Ps'seFsb,ei sPbisssi !,
lA .l IP ey John haya I'D s.,.syed sr. L D.
tun'si H.tl snansh brand "a len shoaier an3 M
h7,s On ,ee len hP o. balleek and ir0 On iSs
ia ri, an. sIss IN h Nh sna ss,raysd ss;. Nm
collar naked .ons sssSt s,s sss
Hh ghl ny heiI 40 mule has dark stripe ssren he
f,RfS IliM'ci ~ ~ iiled August ii,L is'3
n1n z ir g9rd yaaf Old red WORK OK. MARRIED crop
'ai WFrn'k IN h. nfht anl oyef.jope in De IN ssf
& liz ,r 'f, s S WIZ G .Ss M On snf sSs
TAKEN UPW.N T. ESsoa nd '' S,.rSyed bcSor. Y s,,.,
Li r0I' brown HORSE li's hands hgl wears old bfs,H
W on Ton shoulder spit ni unieTbt IA the len
nl 'lim the right ear appf'l'ed % $40 Filed August
/ ,,fiEENlPIyI Adsn;. arl s,tn,yra before J. p
~ la5l Runded h" len shoulder collar marked; az
r..fui q so. Filled August Slst is50
one brown MARE 10 ~ y YEAR od' sSou, i, hsSs
hrh, n'h chr hin loot whae, bpnlei ? on each hip:
TAKEN UP by John Mns and estrayrd before i ptoe.
70 2, one ay pony MARE. or wears ola bolI fcc thr,s
Nhn tght hind ankle leon hnr, sink on the rxh.
-mnll lsL Also soUcl COLI which was following saii
,ig W. n,re opLu ed q so colt % $40 Also clay.
white feet sgddn hurt his EGcI bssndcd with spanish
'rnA appraised a. - uGos year Old bay FlLLY. with
oWr glo Shells , %aSr holy litlC white en- 10th hind
or Al'k ~ HORSE y,rs .l az hands high bald face
with small white on hlS hind FOOT appraised sob
,n year old FlLLii appraised at 500 Filed sept 10th
TAKEN Up " p Bingham md estrnycd bcsorey s..
h; bnioi the loN sloulder D. and spanish brand on
''ii HGsrgra ed "a, az si4 hed september 18th 1859
Esq., nu, dnrl, brown MARE wears old iiiS hands high
o G. o .oa on D T9 S,s s o yn nH to q"
oca ouS da 6rota H5isI GStvesRsr4s and e
!s ,.l -h hni ''g white half why un 10 thc pastcrn
bands appropriated at so. Filed september
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

Reuu'oa, ihfCud ihe .ltehess OF Mr. Bureau, fora
hllr 10 islss sae rhaP pure, vRadulisraisd juice
Of tr sare u.r auterprising and industrious
rslgti r.Htt gr,aah settlement Of Reunion. have
slsese'e On 'nruholuging first rate article OF wine
rB lia r.H,s te,ies Of grape that are TO be found
In every valley ani on every hill IN our country. 1t
Aas lesa ucl, guod Judges Of the qualities Of wine
and n r,,r.ua-.l ufaiiely superior to the elaret We
obttn Ir,m ihr markets Of our large cities. Mr..
R1uli, bes manu-. ,iurcl large quantity, which he
yiI tcT a. 4tl.faya,t sum Of W cents per bottle.
Ljug DO, rmt lyta1i he grape, it ismore desirable
than ,r lauy caIey which contains hut little Of IT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

Housroy, August 1st 1859.
I .-'u., - gc9part ershp between Mr. Cain
and myself, nader tho style "a J. Cain & Co., is
discontinue ly mutual consent have bought out
his interest In tlo warehouse and business and will
continue tua business IN the same manner as hereto
love, AMI u thg same Sncc, in my nape. Feeling
tb'niul ir The extensive patronage heretofore re-
cciead trus, merit o cornuance Of it. All con-
sgUuent sui letters Should be addressed to indi-
y.dualy.
Yours, s.. BLOUNT.
August 10 '55l-6:2m. t.
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NycfGcryiC aIirtiGulc.

TIVE eighteenth session ~ this institute viii open
IN The 6,-' Monday NJ October next, and continue
fTty weflT, u1i'ru uusdnhtlaur q RTy. ;, ", 2. Nc
ksnflr, aitshk MA rHrs 81 experienced Truref', Lt
ipilnrs rrr rrr Ful Ii3raH AMI apat ~ vel sapphri
r. spiari1. f aa Departments u ihs Academy VA lf
airviv dl-i.urt,
C.af..s ET Haarl, Ta'on Room Rent Wa.llaF, 'e, tT
ss.sanul irriN NrraHF
Tuflh UrlsrilUui, NJ I1t strO'e enc n
No uD 10 p1t palat sl2l %
ilu"lai Mathematical II nrn pill n rlH+' $50 NJ
% p, DO ~ paIi Bi e'u-f, slI %
Nuf'r rri Piano Forte, with u1H ~ iusuugt 40 ~
Incidental tHN Uu each student - NJ
Ten Isrruf-nrv,I Or a advance IsymeuiF Pupil cham
ei Bar 'Nr mrih from time ~ entrance, aui 40 dluc
t,lw ~ maip gul,r any crum.,anr except or pIgraoe
sickness. August 20, lsis,--ehly, .
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E9or safe or RRe,st.

n HE farm belonging to- the subscriber, knowfHa
l thet'Ceiar Springs Farm" containing 100 .cres
prairie and 100 acres timber with never iaiiing
spring Of water situated about three miles North OF
Dallas. Eighty-fve acres improved and nahe' suou
fence Ii desired by the purchaser ssoa cGrnlora-
HE dwelling, kitchen. snoke.hoVs@ anf garden spo'
will be added to the prop1r I IG, 'I ~ ns6V
ply to Guild q Doi 80, i.D'R ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

nB Dro,e Of sheer continue to be dlven through
our County. 20 ta'i1stilas father South. The profits
from 'iesr nsns sll FOol growing are seen by gem
llewea ,oiu other sDus, who invest largely IN this
Ln,rt Hi o,o ven aid for their trouble and out
lay. 1gs ru S0ll adapted to this business
Ss any other Hlu would invite slsep raisers to
Witt oar Moun.am creek lands, before purchasing
elsewhere
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1 oElaCco Agency.

Tg'HE undersigned wiil keep on hand direct IRON
a.. r,sn,fset,,yes a full and well assorted sup
NV az e best Virginia TObacoo. at the warehouse Of
4" PEEL & DUNBLE,
HOUSTON,
where samples may he seen
- mi IN n vr-y York prices and On rs secom-
y-ss t.ne ts1u=. Borers Fa l-d % Ffa'- H-'"a-
q 20 tan ans sss 81 t5s ..-..,.---
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sxS2y.EsfT=e. " fST.A-SLDEs.
w. NJ. TEH0THPSGE. Proprietor,
Ie ~, A =

7 ia MAS, DALLAS IUJNIl, IEANS' y"
TIHE undersigned Essi5sEg$ y Ssg2ssssssfS
< takes pleasure in informing .sSf|-titSf tSs--T
pared anil the travelling community and aTo
NAV favor him with ci the best style attentive hostlers
and feed Of all kinds constantly hand HUMP SHOULDERS
is At hcme aud all the Square Travellers will meet
conveyance point they may desire to 60 by calling
him. 'e NJ II. IhohfsoN'
July IS, Is5o-.n2ys;1y
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Cherokee Steam. Saw Mill

BROOM T. MARLOW,
TTAVE their e7:ta-fne % horse power Steam Saw
IL Mill now in fill operation 3 miles EAST of Cam
mons bridge, Oh che Necchcs River, IT miles from
Palestine, wher, they will always keep on hand
large and goo assortment Of the best quality Of soft,
heart pine l,Mber, that be made in this county.
We have nv and always shall have seasoned lumbeY.
Come eve,y body and get lumber at 81 GO per hun
dred. BROOM & MARLOW.
Rusl. Texas, March LIST, '59.--36:ly.
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RinUsf,1np FIcn,nIc school.

NM uIal ION ~ tbr uuan r.ral, School caum.nc,l
nutg Nr.f NrultS Dc sptmh-r, u ihr f'1a.AE tale, Il
tuition, Dor sy,-lr uflyr month";, 90 wlti
q. ,-frsy, ''.'' ''.''' - s o.
srro,p Criss-'nr. ur1am,r C,o-rliy Arl.lmrr
Nat pal1'g lly, Bot Hp, As lg4 Gtg, &c. 80,
rmBn CLlr--N Hhra, Geometry NuuH'uy, @nrl Hl
Mental Philosophy, Evidence % Chr1lgn,y g., IL 90
I7tir anil Frrsr' fnrr7-.H each extra, 500
Nr-l- IN rI, pi,nl srl U4.,,r.,ls COCO
I-sc of Nh, I..rnrraut eco
Irrflultl a., LOO
uuarrnH,l branches -uu3' ghHrsos
sulap,, cl,res' aHm .lag Of entrance VIA Or el u tc
Iona. 40 rurlun made only no uT pJnt r'gl s,uu
NRs " TJNp.;iNs, |rurgR.
Rft.g.rrs efr'H-4-i r bFf rrsr,sCf hr'-t 'gr'f
Nnr. 4. G.. ALLIES, rfH. Suit'ye .ut, sml'l!r Me-
Prof. JON. o. SF.grs '~.T, n Grange, AIS
Hon gns. u. THuuur Frankfort Nlr.
W.T. nrVrHgu lsq., bright Star frEr-
Rev S. w. Waygr, nHJspr Hunt ca TrNas
Itprs JAW 4. NgrLrH, sterling. Ar'.
KuGnr.i Isg-, Jan. ltj',--3DitG
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DIED.

IN Matamoras, Mexico. on Thursday, Scptembor
inst, WILLIAM y. VEST, of Dallas COUNTY 1'cx0s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice,

s5ysH L undersigned having bsen appointed, at
the August term 1859. of the Honorable
County Court of Dallas county, Administrator,
vita the viii annexed, of the estate of VIM. 81.
les, de, eased. this is therefore to lofty all per-
sona having claims against said estate. 70 present
the EEle within the time required BY law, or they
ssiflle barred; and all persons indebted to the
s,iaestat4 are notified 70 make irrnediste<-.-s
- ~ ~ ,ls5.rsi-ne Il KEEN
.Iret fsr,s, Slct l1.a s;5,i1sssrsfsr.
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p. S--we take II Ill back Since writing 90,
above notice, thc cquinoctal rnns have hOOdc me
country, and anoih,I rise in the river is expecttl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

TAKEN tPny Snmuol Slaughter, ni cstraved before C.
W. Crouch, j. p three wnm"l~, t"wt: one SDfpEI Fill
~ years oil last spring, ~ hands high branded on
the right shoulder appraised to SO One BAY HORSE,
years old last spring lct hind foot aud right fore foot white
3r in his oohaad about l5 hands hg appraised to S75
A~o one BAY MARE about Ia years old. both hind feet
white blaze fmc; branded tie lett shoulder thus GS, IA
hands high; appraised to S2i. :. IL
wv. II. BARNES, elk, C. C. X. co.
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TAKEN ~ 10y X Brewer md rstrayod before israe;
Sp;c., J. one OK white. with black neck and head aud
some few white riie7 over his body mark crop off Of the
right and an nicrht IN the left dewlnped,and hraudod
with tr'nngC: seven years old; nppaiscdat SIS IL
TAKEN Up 10y Bailey Drlghcrty. II miles Northwest of
the town of kaumpn, and eStraycl before c. W Crouch D.
p. precinct No B. ono IRON ttN MARE eight years old
slpu h7ird nigh branded the left shoulder Will
Spanish brandt appraised 10 $50. IL, ~.
TAKEN uPbyS. =. 1Nnpr eight miles south Of Kaufman
onl ryed bnoco G. W Crouch J. p precinct No D.
MARES one bay small sar In the forehead. right hind
foot white ato above tho huof yeats old, about hands
ha' brand supposed to he lk upluscdat sis. The 9TH
brown hay lilly, three ycnrs old has on a small hog bell
about ~ high, no brand; appWisedht SOB s.. il
TAKEN tP by John Il. Robertson at pairicyille and
tDycd before Israel Spikes, j. P BAY MULE, with
dark stripe across It's weGthrrs three ycdrs old, branded
the right shoulder RRl, aloutlj hands hgh appraised to
/ Sru II
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igsJ triuity river las recedcd within It's ban'.
and !ram onr aoudics' kies and cool braOing wca en-
will not fre' itself into notice again. The rcl
through the BATON ere fine, and as firm as p.y,
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NOV ri 10 ,,,]gg's''oI Il

fnOH riiEvflfb1ln t1ilfts otahN a.
Hi'ig DiIits,
fI'nr nuiri .ffsf h.iihf paf -. -,
I ihtsal ne rniifs irisfasf ffl.f ~ =
n Ne haet che fHuiftfisf m Ittih Ntlf
the ahlge ramsl llns. rrsIftl ts,-i--- - =
fully beg leave h. lnfria ihs puiie. illi hs h'i
spafad 10 pains or erpcnse ln Atiins ~ h. ra1ch
With vvv 10 The cuinfrl ani o Fsi'lon u Do H
scngers
Lsaycs Palestine. MONpAiR WEDNESDAYS anl
FRIDAYS arrives NJ Athens ttme DAY
Leaves Athens, TUESDAYS, fiiuishNlF, Hni
sATURDAisi arrives az Kaufman same day.
Leaves Kaufnm, MONDAYS, NEDNtsihAl Saul
FRIDAYS; ARRIVES 81 Dallas same day.
This route connects wiih the line At Athons leslin
fgom TYLER To CuRSICANA and Westward. Alse,
a. Kaufman with the line FROM Tyler which Leave
Kaufman every Wednesdays Altu, the siaee hne
FROM kaufman 10 Marshall via Vuiiman and Gmer,
AMI which leaves Kaufman every Monday morning
This line connects n Dallas with the maln stage
route from Little Rock 10 Austin and san An-
Iania flkeUlsa the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

Vows MAGNETIC POwDEHs.
mi sssfov arscH nsecfE. C1cTooches, Bedhugs Ftedt,
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fpai5e n rsrn weiie- N natare teeJ s lass fasei
s4fo.s isis psrs,lsr. Is nc only ar rrI lseerrgql
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-08
An Old Acuuaintance,

Many persons in this region of country re-
member man named David, who several years
AGO came along from New York on land spec
plation tour. He entered into contract for the
purchase of Buffalo Gap Hotel and farm, and In
duced one of our citizens to take trip to Ka-
nawha with the view of selling some coal lands
which he owned there He soon disappeared,
however, leaving his victims in the luroh, and
has not been seen or heard of here since. We
now have news of him from Londonl
On the Oath of January last, "a we'll dressed
and rather handsome man, of ford complexion,
but with dark hair and black moustache," was
brought up before the Police Court of London,
upon warrant granted under the Extradition
act, charging him with having, in America, for
ged the name of Mr.. Henry j. David, of New
York, to q bill of $1,000 sterling. He stated
that his name was Henry James David, but re-
fused to give any address. The charge OF for
gerry was undoubtedly mistake, as the name Of
the New York merchant is simply Henry David
and it was his own name that our old acquain
lance signed to the bill, although he knew it te
be worthless. After the usual amount OF talking
by the lawyers, the case was adjourned till
witness could be brought from America, and the
prisoner was admitted to bail.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-08

H" Our neighbors of the indicator seem
to labor under misrepresentation as to our obi
CATION to answer any question they may propose
to us. We acknowledge no such obligation
Some questions we may consider frivolous; it
may require more time and space to answer
others fully than we choose to devote to them /;
and, therefore, without being liable to the charge
Of discourtesy, we answer or not as we see fit.
Any editor who sets up to answer every ques-
ton that may be put to him, will find his hands
full. But as our friends are so anxious to know
what the american" means in connection with
our party, we inform them that to the best Of
our knowledge and belief, it means that Wings
and Americans are united in the desire and ef-
fort to defeat the Democracy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-08
March Court.

Our friends will bear in mind the grand Rati-
fcation Meeting which is to be held st the March
Court. We hope that every man opposed to the
election of John Letcher will make it his bust
ness to be in Stanton OF the occasion.
1t has been suggested to US that it would be
we'll to nominate three gentlemen as candidates
for the Legislature at this meeting, and we
would be pleased to see it done. We are the
yartsans of no particular men, but let it be dis
tinctly understood on all hands that only three
are to run. We presume that any gentleman
who may aspire to the position, will promptly
submit his claims to the decision of such an as
semblage of the people as will be here at the
March Court. No objection being made by the
issue of our next paper, it will be understood
that the people viii select the candidates for the
Legislature on that occasion.