Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16


Son Ice Of sundry articles for sale by q, Bureau
,..rr-. an elegant Piano, household furniture &c
r. -- attention TO the card Of Frank fahj & Co.
.. toS. H. Skill $ Co., Houston, Texas.
.....l Of Jim G. Thomas, attorney at law, Rnd
.a.r t, Roekwall, Texas, very reliable businc"
nan.
Part. ar attention is invited to the large sale o.
pr.....r by A. VI. Keen, administrator, on the S0ti
in.ara
s., ertscment of II. A. DAVIS, of Ellis county
oErr. 1000 acres Of land for sale.
-s,- Vgps.J. ". Throckmorton, of the Senate, and
li Usr icl .f the House, have our thanks for To-
-.-sayc comments.
~ Mich interesting matter and correspondence
hr. t,en uiayolably crowded out Of this issue, but
tiN anr.r' next week.
d. Ta, first severe norther came up on Friday
night and the last remains of vegetation perish
"a beblre IS Llightng influence There was consid-
cradle leo visible Saturday and Sunday mornings
end tho Wind intensely cold
R3y' " pleased to hear of the convalescence
o} rrisul yushng of the Telegraph. The present
cold syJ, # weather, we hope, will extend to the
e.aas TAG coast afflicted with the presence of yellow
fever, Iagl the epidemic, and restore health and
prosperity.
Laj- The Flag says that Cuba is great country
fJr uaus--and that from that sunny isle has
been rlcgl,. a at Marshall, measuring foot and
three quar- ers of inch in circumference Who
fquetscj tl..t Lemon, Captain and what did you
do with n:
'ree Tg.r Nacordo.Lo- cL--..:-,~ ao...~:-- A. -i
eig'ary of Mr. Cave sensible, well written article,
offering al unconditional pardon to all political of.
Tenders peace and good will to the rest of man.
Kind. We sh him much happiness and prosperity
in lis new sphere.
Nr Hancock "ties LOOSE and sets himself aaoa as
this oli,or Of the Chronicle.
50 some body from Sherman, has gent the Crock
CT; Printer IN old button, which the editor thinks
oh he vas worth. 81 give thee all, can no
moro though poor the Offering be and for his
trouble the Printer uses him up, just right
gS7a From the Texas Republican, we learn that
s'hol master, named Gillespie, murdered near
Marshall by two boys, of Mrs. Henderson, The
object Of the murder was to remove the school mas
;sr oat II the way, because he was witness in n
against their mother, about whom certain reports
injurious 70 her character, circulated The
murder does not mend matters aud in addition to |
the s.4in on her reputation, her sons aIe muir
dgrsrs and at this time, hiding from the officers of
she aa.
Ey fe have received an interesting communication
from lambda, our Bclknap correspondent, which will
app next week. We pleased to learn from
ge' man just from the frontier, that the wife of
Ii ornett, said to be taken by the Indians, has re-
~ safely to her home, being voluntarily released.
mas magnanmous conduct in the Indians, and
unusual we think. We hear that other depre-
q ms are being committed around Belknap and
boro stealing, burning, Sc.
Is. From the Houston Teleg arh extra, of the
INST. we learn that Cortenas had routed 1870 men
rom Brownsville against him, and had taken two
bieces and large amount of ammunition. From |
tlemen ut Austin, we hear that the city of
bsyille is in the possession Of that band of ma
p rs. and at the mercy of a vindctive horde Of
8. ms The whole Mexican population is in arms,
"a e entire West threatened The citizens of that
20 of Texas have been compelled to seek the pro-
rec of Mexican authority, and have fed from their
hon leaving them in the hands Of their enemies
now ,ng will these things last
60 The editor Of the New Era, s. G Swan, has
return from bis visit to the East, and will hence
forth ,duct the editorial department Of the Era,
alone Ie INDUCES in feeling remarks con-
nerDinz he death Of his brother. lie has our warm
est syEnls.hy.
E9s TIE Trinity Advocate says that Edward
King. con- cited of horse stealing has started fl
winter quarters in the Penitentiary, under -e eS
.crt and thinks that King might well t TO escape il
from "old Nick" as from the fatbfT and vgiiant d
Sheriff, b. F. Durham. 4
IkS- The Tyler Reporter Acknowledges visit from
,ur "frieud and Pitcher Mr.. Swindes; and ranks
him amongst the limbs of the law, attending the i
Federal court at Tyler We feel assured that Mr. 2
s.ndells appreciates the compliment He speaks in
high terms Of Mr.. Warner and all he saw at Tyler.
me Reporter pays high compliment to Col. James
?. YBrFcn, the District Attorney.
r. NJ feonans, Of the Rusk Enquirer, is on
rf;t 10 the city Of Austin The last issue Of his pa
~ oesis ss strong article fhe ProhibtDry Law,
.s.snsl ~ irsportasion Of negroes. The Enquirer
va xasa, sppsrter of Gen. Houston. during tie
- srser in byt never, 80 fr as we can rsoosisct.
ssssp 81 ~ W against the Prohibition. The eno-
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