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A 10 HERDfS GRASS tsEko, iast reeives Aaa "a
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: SNAIL assortment IT thcs2 superior oOLD
~ PrN>, tuls day received %
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
z 0 & S 4 I. q
,nat Suburban Residence.

.ErISHING - make JJucrtI veatmcats, y pros
w pusetusclI.uuur teaIGsL LttcIu Dlvilsouco.,
aa 'JilDws
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Corn and Wheat.

Observation-Disclosures plgre.s otsxccilct Iris.
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Cross Ties Wanted.
Wheat Wanted.

SEsHEaaasrsigaetts Prcparsag tspat n . araAaEay
Il Nils nto DperaTsoa an so9n sarpiy ef neW
Wheas eaa BE o5tsiaed TAe hfgAest taArkes prize
slli be p2ldfsr She4t deiis cred xsshe Mil
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Pnat Valuable Farm ,
beautiful EarnA,


ssNHE finest lot OF CDtln the city Of Nashville Is at
4 the -ETNA YARD, which Is the only piIcc thdi
gives the legal wei ght per bushcI It's sdartutcet
ave more hcat less ashc- and SCOT thtn any Other
now offered Tor sale. We val! continue 10 supply
our friends and customers 1T our usual Tow pricus
during The coming winter. Try thc -ElNA COAL
auu be convinced LnIt IT Is ths most economical "A
tue market. orders dropped IA Box ~, Z. o., or al
the Yard back Oh y. y e. * h. Depot NlI be prompt
ly attended 20. 5AMJ El J. AuNLN
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II ErTER. CAP. FolAsa. <ase, Fl.f cap, Foiis Fess
La Deaf &aa Msliaal zsi Heal Fapsr--AArgs . ss8ag
y HkGAS,
dseta-tf fi cgisgs sexes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04
from the Golyas,on cn.!.l
The Command OF San Jaonto.


Some of our Texas exchanges are ropu ubi7hiug
letter hy one j. II. Perry, ut one time we b9.
lieve claiming the prefix Of Rev hut employing
himself. W, uuGarsptnd as .rr42eiils lecturer
at the North on Texas and other popultr 81 ,J5Cs
OF Gen. Houston Mr. Perry says, in his letter
Ills military career was very brief one, BE-
GINNING with about the l2.h Of March and end
inr with the 2lst day Of prii, 1885 and consist
ed of n shameful and dislrierly reraLt from Com
zaIes to San Jacinto, where his mi.ita.y clroe.'
terminated by having his coMMlnI tI-yg lTJW
him in the midst of the actien
GLOW does it happen that Mr. Houston haB
postnonod his d,tens'. uarI this late d.yl The
reason may he found m the E.ct tla5 most of tha
leading men of the Texas revolution ara deaj..--
| W,h;le Gen. Ensk who suporeodel Con Houston
NJ Son ,rorirto lived the lnts,r never agr.nrtad
to denv such facts NJ those contained IN my Iec-
| ture and in the Texas AmauuG for the present
vnor =
Thiy l. sbaur6 Ms we'll as malicious. Gen
Rns, was ot rle hattie Of San .Ia.into. ans was
at tho snnn time Sacrct.ru OF War of the Esp4-
! blir Of Texas Ia his o!h.i.l report to tho la.i
dent nd ;oierj,a ho said
,.NTnior Generl i Houston acted with yrea gaj
Ion.ry onc,urorin,, his non TO th, atty... noI
hnroic,Ilv chnr%s,I. in front Of no iufansr willis
- o.r,,g ,,ard9 NJ the enemy rec.iy,y. az Tia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

Doct. j. W. Davenport, Nhp has returned
from u visit 10 Marshall. informs Us that an thI
matters in controversy lgtwe.u tho old AMI now
companies of the ;. =. Railroad. have been com-
promised and s't,lal, nul rhp. Jih road, i'an-
shigc. 60, have w,s-yi into .hr hands 0r the OF
COMPANY ur which Dr. luW,k's is President, and
that the latter urc making preparations - push
forward the work with yislr. Toe old COR -1nf
rays all the debts o' the road, anl has aIr3eay
distributed some S2l 600 IN end about MaI,HIl,
iuuidatiuE all "a, smaller liabilities. Tho DlcI-
tor has lett for the civ ug New ORLEANS fu~ more
money (Which Is ready and hnuds 20 place N
tho work. JnphtI's s'ur is ng,in IN the nscont'
ont. aud we hOIe much from his administrative.
One good stcp IN the wAf OF ratf0nchm'nt has
bopn taken, in the item ui olirar's salaries
whith are fixed az Sl0.COn IL place OF SsO,r0e,
US heretofore,
As we announced ia our la. issue. the STATE
suit against the road calling for forfeiture Of
Of the Chlrtor, has been decided ia favor Of tfe de-
icnlant, and now the difficulties between tie II
val companies having been adjusted, we SEQ not
why the work should llil to 80 on. Too much
money has been already Invested in this ;nter-
prise for il now to become failure, and the poo
ple throughout the Uuiru, uge becoming ut9rtst'
ed in it from the TACT that they npw sec t.- great
benefits which must accrue 10 tho nation upon
It's construction
10 the citizens %! Smi.h, We should say, taat
i. is now the intention oi those who have Gao
work in charge, tuTur the raad through oar c1uu
~, and by Iybr. Most positive assurance. have
Geen gwen Us To .ni~ uayl-, rnd wa now hG'o
greater hopes Of it than evor before. Tho into
initabe energy aud perseverance, of d. Fowllcs
has accomplished. ut eos. al! that Ne predicted,
more than a wear arc aud We y,ry 'nIca doubt
irnny Other man could he found thst woD' lura
been better suited for tho emergency. a great
reaction hus lately taken place m tie minds Of
those who were, short time rincC, mos. bitterly
opposed to him. ard moay VITO bnyc, arc nov,
been more bitter in their GrUlnciati0ns OF hls
course, are among his warm'St supporter.
We arr truly glad, and wS believe that au2h
are the feelings Of Smith county, that the c1ps
trover4y between the rival companies has been
amicably settled, an that there is prospect for
the resumption of the work upon the road. The
dosira of tho reople i th.. Lls enterpria sl@'so
he rusIed Forward, and if their confidence can be
obtained they will come up nohy to the assist.
ance of those who have it in cuarSe.-ly!sr Re
p0rt2r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

government. Miysmoa Il aid 20 have lgs,,s
thuusaui troops ''inurol 20 ur-orY' tll ~
must know That TeJTeAy Il dtsFne'oh ~
-. IN. will 49, r,,inoos o. li. own ferlin@ion
in tie future. und therefore We thlnk the lr9'e,
mIiti.s are tlat bs,las broken up the eanp -
Medilin ana moved Ne head quarters 70 orii'fsi
iusr ON tie e,lee of tl,e tahls laud, 10 orr ~
make lis preparations mIfN t,lsssts8 s,i
final attack up Vera Crus the m5Fa suszi (,
Ia any event, twill hn unsafe % recognise thh
.lareg government unless IL le IN actual Iosaa#
sion oi the elp.,al, aud should Mr.. Mci-aaa 20.
influenced hy this 'ueWs" % do so, he viii ie'
fiat that wise and pguieu. 's''es .fatrs rl.'cy
hilhert, pursued hy Mr Ed'lanan, which asy.s
these people % fight It out smong theins .r''
and only elntcmTlates intli,rsn,s when fltl-
peag governments venture 90 msld.a with item,
Dig BgvE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04
News from Mexico-..Retreat of Miramon.

Iptellireuce has cached New Orleans, which.
if true, may lead to important results, not alone
in respect to Mexico, but to events likely to
largely modify and perhaps to disastrousiy com
plicate our own policy in connection with that
unfortunate country. Il il said that after a
thorough reconnaissance of Vera Cruz, and an
attenpt to capture Alvarado, which proved an
utter failure, General Miramon had become as
couraged, and, breaking up his camp at heti'in
lie was falling buck on tTziba, WIN the eyl"c'''
design to return to the capital WIN al "IS ~. -
Nor was this all. General Ampudia, one "i 'ii3
ablest men in the military service Of MeA,co' an m
whose defense Of Monterey against I"ylcr WIZ
bc remembered as the best eAhi'i'io' y, -t'A'
can courage and capacity known dufi0g ths "4F
is said to be closely following ny Miranoh, anu
with every probability OF cutting Oh MS [t'Ich''
while Cen DcgOlladO. with fonI Thousand men,
was already a Tacabuga-a sur e9rb oi the c tni-
! tal-and prepared to enter Mexico as sooH ss 'Nl
ramon : defeat was accom- plished. Ii this news
! be true-ir Miiamon had actually retreated on
Urizaha with the intention Of abandoning ' era
Cruz to the Constitutiopalists, II Is qnte hAei'
that his cause - lost, for the attacking laIty III
the civil OF rather uncigi wars Of Mexlco, are
almost nl,gavs successful. The constitutional IL
forces l,ave a.lwavs been in possession OF the ia
hp;,c road rs far as THAI city, which runs p''fal
lef with that Of Orizaba, and Alnpudia may
therefore easily outaank Miramen, and getnng
inte position where the roads debOueh and iotn
u tnE 10 one, easily defeat him. ii the news DO
truo tlat he actually Tetseated on the clpit1i.
Bal the 'sneNs"is rather nnpri-bAhlei ard il
nior. likely fsbricated ia order 70 Influence ~
-a-7l.sne, and ilda9s hia 70 rccoynlSs TIE Jaft1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

4 Erw Bill or RIG r5.--t way has made M
summary of what he calls the "ln?iienahie
Eights of Amcritus, and which nre not emu
meTatei in the Declaration Of Independence:
There is a vein Of poignant sarcasm running
tlrouChit:
To Know ony trade or business withoutappreh-
ticeshIp or experience.
To NARY without rcg,rd 10 fortune, state o'
health. rostiou, OF oponion oi parents or friends
10 have wife and chilirend dependent on the
CONTINGENCIES Of business. and. in case OF sudden
death. leave them wholly unpr5vided foT.
To put rvar hireliny straEg grs the literary
moral aud religious education OF children.
To teach children III E1ci trade, hoping the.
will have. hen grown up, vii enough to live Oh
the industry Of other people. =,
To eniyv the general fympathy when maze
bankrupt hv reckless speculations
To cheat the Government, il possible >.
70 hold ofice without being competent % ulS-
charge its Cu5ics. -.
II build hou-e- n rine End Sic inch vans;
a.d 20 to .ie ,,sneuls Of t-a1',.s, Lieh'sa' anu
ofaa-s, kEle5 by tigif fall. weeping over the
r5vststio,. s. s,i'-ffz Aaus Of PrOvidenee
n uili up c;..ss -Hl towns wteoat TaiSe'
r,;biis siftsrfs ra53 trssss OF ventilated oioa2ss
Id ~. -ss.i-sn-e rssi. lgu OF TOD
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who w,r. NOT uhlp tumnke tine loan we're iuyit
cl. and fhoy surrendered one hulfor th,ir 3har,t
to lb, r.In,Iitg ms IA donation; and whereas 9th
,, how, ,,'tl,r ,,,.Is tl. loan mar th, .urrsuls
,r .t,.r l,t inv. .,,,l ul,f mot willing Ia risl
I ' IN. -. ',..,,,t a., L.,.t,iI o.,
Wv" ''''-'' ''''''II i,. al ,,,,,,
.yYn VI "'.,' @ .., ,',,,',,, Inn,
M"''" T. ".",' "'" ',"f, il', .. ,,,'.a ~;
"'" "' l'"''''''" VT V'lt"'p" 80 " ~
ieTe'is should he horne equally ny Hll' 'Ne,''"''
~ F" H'|'',f' lNHt '''h ''"eNh,'''' N"" W,
he''H'r hANn tue io'h hor 'Ne SURRENDER W ,'"e"'
hereby required 'o"o one or 'ne "'H''' """ u,'' u'
Fi'..",ht anu S'''s'a'! ." nus company NV wv w
prohibited from and instructed NOT to recognize, 10y
a reissue, ony stock upon which there mas not D'''
loaned To tNe company MY cents P'f snare OF "n'
L"lI "i the snare. previously oNh'I o' ne" nh'G no
.e'n sW'''".e'Hl 10 ,nD c"WP'uE, rs ''9n' ~
losNc', E''' 'u,i NhI u'y 70 '','o" '". N'',,'.,'
no" '""''l'h''n'' l., U'' '''r, AMY N''""I VI "'
comm! "., '", '',G", W W.. ,,,,,' an
u "Ih'f'r Ra'oirri, That ccr'lruc' sA'!, re''
sue 20 NJ, canouis who have or slnI max" s'' i"'l
on surrender Hs hereinafter pr"Nuci' i'r enc "lH "'
the s,.' AM interest previously h'' ~! ,',n' IlTT
tho gohlrry "i certificates ol s'oe" fe'g''"''F "''
Mtmn TOE next n,ne'y "nSs,, .,...
ne J'hs' "'"C'r"' 'h"' !" "' ''1'H ""''t !
surrender V the Stock ms u'rn or SN' u' ""''' va"
the holder of the residue will loan h!ty ccnis PEI
share ON the whole hnmher OF snare. previously h""
,''''"'i.' '"r SlI 'rs'""' S''',' w. ', W. r '' ~
her; or II sni holder should decline ana refuse !,
make sltd loau upon Sod stock, then certificates shall
only reissue 70 slid holder for the onc-hri II the
st,ck held 10y him or her before such surrender. The
general reduction of stock renders this further rydue-
ton Of uon-payiug stockholders Just and equitable,
y, il Glri6tr RssOlptd. That in all eases where n
holder ofstock has and does decline to lend fifty cents
per share or to make the required surrender Of his
stool, to the comppuy that ccrtih3tcs shall only he
rcs,ucd to such holder for ole third Of the total
number of shares held hy him or her, and the public
are especially cautioned and requested not to buy or
operate in the stock of said company, not dated since
thc 9TH Of April, 1859.
Pc il carficr Resolrcl, That no transfer Of stucN
Shall he made upon the books of the Company or GER
uht'ics therefor reissue IN any case "ere .e hOuyl
or owner o' s"'h STOCK h2snh' ooes Lelu'o 10 VTH!
with the terms "ni coH"'t'o"S u' tne'o reso"to''s
ana IN" ,ihecr' oi me company sh"1 rvss', ~
Just and legal mode, all an every measure III 'l'"-
don ot the policy horcn adopted.
he RcSy!ett, That the aiecEholRers ma"ing inc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

DTso,- NfcB., sIail l3---1hs gree. hiiiia7a
match ;, seen Pl,e,raa md SaTEiter, f.. oee0.
lapie9f iAst uiGAt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

NFr YorK. Aprii l5.--f.vf late a1rissl from
Kipeafon. .JeInafoa we learn that IN II fr-se. sF
OF lie b9ael Rad llroke'l out At Wes To7cland.
-;,s~~ asstion O E aeT lax.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04
Tha Tnirty.sixth Congrss'-'-o glGisati'n OF
the House

Tho New York Herald, notwithstanding IT'S re
card for the President l. sNuliant over tie pros
roet NJ un Opposition majority In tho nest House
1r Rapressntatiyas. Doe its patrons shavi this
pl,as,np nntieipationi We doubt 1t; although
Mr. Buchanan gratefully Acknowledged lls nhli-
cations /, tho Opposition for their assistance
during the last session, in overcoming 'hi ''l"'
tious" resistance of his own political as>ociM's'
The Herald. delight Is At least premature! H.
indeed. Il can be Justified in any contingency. -
According 10 Our computation oi tue relnNN'
strength or parties IN the next House OF Repre-
sentati,cs, Ia no event can the Black Repubh'
cans command majority
Elections having hcon held In every State ex'
ccpting Minnesota, where gains could be nnticlM'
ted hy tho Republican party, wo 0an now exhibit
with o satisfactory degree OF certainty, the prob
ablr political aspect of the next House.
The next House will consist Of ~ mcmhers'
recurring 9to constitutes majority The ke'
publican, have elected as follows, via
Maine, ,...,,,,,,,,''''''''n
New Hampshire. ire,..,,,,,,.''''''3
vermont, ,,,,,,'''''''''''''.1
Mussachus"tls,,,,,.
Rhode Island. nd,.....,,,,,,,',,.'-
Connecticut, ut,,,,.,..''''''''t
New York., ,,,.,..''''''''''''-m
New jersey" v",.,,,,,'''''''''',"
pennSy h,...........''''''Sp
ono, ..'.,'''''''''''''' -
luhlHnh ,,.,,'''''''' ''''''''',
Illinois. ,,,.,..''''''''''''d
Michigan, ,..''... .'.'''''''''''o
Iowa, ..,,,,'''' ''''''''''''''
Wisconsin, ,....,,.......''''''
Ill
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49,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-21


oom this =. n.,ty l"e..s', 'p.e f .ca.s i: 4!
rivcn h,n tue enuil, s-outroi Il il pub
lie ;ur>n. He scemcd ,lcl gifted, auh
the ctiun 20 whale '.f i''s "ya ;2uinIci
me- qmszu:,v ct 10 : snk~a clock pet
Ter .vh var, 20 s b.! AR ia he: The sld
wu.d.a-Iuck> ior H,...f, tive !"Ii:ss each,
and ,ken TRADED ven and | out Q. our
Easter eggs Which vp hal SO c,reaflly
laid away fer th~t important occasion,
giving us in cxcEi.l e wOo,l:n nuimegs;
anil If ! mn lot wofutiy mistaken YOU will
find out hv the time 10 CTS through with
your tax }.ater;. th2f" will De p beggald
IL account Of f,ais in your Treasury
chest; bat perhaps you are all able TO
stand it. As learned from the ro@ycr-
sation il, the Tat.,.2 house where / was
stopping tnn6 vouc iaxcs IS ere enormously
hi .h, made s.inc inquiries on the sub
ject and foun, that you were the victims
of system trat must ours, Your County
and STATE. as caHnot eorce y Of any
men foolish enough 70 purchase property
in a counlv ss,hicct 10 six nil county
;ax, a,s,l it correct; informed, Other taxes
propoltionate'y higher. Your co.ny IN
somo respects IS Inviting, but the taxes
ard your recuIar system Of lcgis!atng.
offered but little rrlucomcnt to me and |
return to my old home, q w.str and l
trust n mere contruted man.
OBSERVER.
Sparta, Nov. %, 1850.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-21

P.V. WISE esq. has retired from the
Democrat, after an editorial career of a
bout one year. Mr.. Wise has contributed
good deal 10 the amusement of his read
ers, his articles being generally readable
and unreiabie. We have had frequent
occasion to introduce him to our readers,
and we regret that he has left the Demo
crot. The business of the paper will be
conducted by WHIpPLE Il GATES, Whip
pie we presume, being active editor Go
in, JAY, and don't let the Democrat lose
any of its wonted breadth of statement
and Nationa! procliveties.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-21
The judicial Convention.

1t will be seen by n call in to-day's
paper that n convention is to be held at
this place TO nominate Republican can
didato for Judge of the 8th judicial cir
cult, to be supported at the April cleo
ton.
We need not speak Of the importance
Of having faithful and efficient Judge
upon the Bench. Every one understands
the immense power welded by a Judge,
and the necessity that he be an honest
and capable man. The position is an en-
viable one. Together with the power it
conters and the honors that cluster around
it, there is tho comfortable salary of S25-
90 err, for term of six years-an
item which would not be very serious
objection to the acceptance of the office.
There will be no lack of men who are,
like Barkis, "wiIIm," and the question
arises how shall the people best secure
the fit and proper man for the ofice'
1t may be urged with II degree of plau
sib:lity, that n Convention should lie call
cd irrespective of party, aEd the best man
be put in nominatian and elected. Were
there some one man in the District, either
Republican or Democrat, who was not q
partisan, and whose acknowledged fit
ness for the office placed him preeminent
the soundness of this argument. But this
is not the case. The people of this Sth
Circuit, cannot be expected to lose sight
of those political principles which they
hold so dear, in the election of the most
important officer within that circuit. We
rs Republicans, do not claim that we
have any man so far superior to all our
opponents that We can consistently ask
th2m to drop their party preference and
rally to his support, and we know of no
Democrat who can justly claim as much
from us. Clearly then, when each par
ty contains competent men, each party
will demand that its own man be put in
nomination.
True, the transcript, in its zeal for
Dir. Corp, and in its hope that the peo-
pie would endorse him irrespective of
party, says we need net be solicitous Of
the political notions of n candidate. But
the wiser friends of Mr.. Copp, know that
such talk is useless and are willing that
he should bide his chances of a reoular
nomination.
1t may be true that party lines are not
as sharply drawn in judicial as in other
elections. If this be 50, where parties
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-12-21
O COME, COME AWAY.

0 come, come away, the school bell now
is ringing,
With willing heart, from friends we part,
y come, come away.
To school we'll haste without delay,
Where Science will our toll repay,
And cheer us day by day;
. como, come away.
Our schoolnatss are there all early in
the morning,
With hearts SO light and faces bright;
. come, come away.
Our Teacher too, we there shall meet,
Who will our presence gladly greet,
To make our Joys complete;
o come, come away.
There we all will join, our social hymns
in singing,
With joyful lays, our notes we'll raise;
0 come, come away.
Then to our studies we'll repair,
Improve our time with studious care;
Observe each rule while there;
u come, come away.
And when from our toll at eve again
returning,
To home SO dear, we'll haste with cheer
. come, como away.
Where we again in merry glee,
Shall join in sweetest harmony,
From toll and care set free:
O come, come away.