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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,
4 THENEUM.

DRO PATRIA LODGE NO. i l. O. S. MA SPECIAL
meeting Of this lodge for work will be held atthe Lodge
Room No. IA Broadway Friday December at half past
two O'Clock p. NJ. BY order Of A. A. PHILLIPS, g. Com.
A. LArORGE. q. Secretary.
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- good Board and pleasant front Room at 81 Macougal
street. between Houston and Beecker srees Sasfacsory
references given and required Private family moderate
tegna =
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DoARD-TO LET, WITH BOARD. A SECOND FLOOR
ID front Room furnished to gentleman and lady Board
KiNSHIMER, siS Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02

DOARD.-A FINE LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH BAL
- cony suitable for gentleman and wife single gentle.
can be had at $40 week Apply l Hudson street.
corner of Morton.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19

.li9tea-eine reht iASne Suuluie uno nod Da5u
10 leiat 5u perDienen. Iber Sr. 8rcwn bate
anoerS gerednet. @r nabm 3 bieier iuuSen
tampfultisen Proitlaoerei 9dbne 8~efan9en, au>
(Beroem CUR 8eltreituns Der nafclten 4 Yferce,
allies Sob uno Silber, meldeS tie an uno unl
lid batteu, unO lieB letne 2eute ooritber ablttm
men, ob man biele orei Serrden bdn9en Ipue
coer nidt bic Otalcritdt MAT o1se9en, norauf
lie ibre 6retbeit erblelten uno 9eltern Jtad3t per
pedes mIeoer bier anlan9ten. 9ettentlld mer~
Den lie lih nidt icbalo wieoer Bel Der @tnfans
suns ron 8romn betbelliSen. Sic Iasen leocH
aus, Sr. Brcwu butte le auS9e5etAnet beDir'
tbet. lie leien nit alien ul6Sliden @emfort, mel
den Elm @efansener erwarten fam, um9eben
oepeleu, uro bitten It6 nidts meter alS ibre
6reibeit semanldt; Elm Ne8er ltanO Dor ibrenI
Belt Sdilpw1de.
Was nun Srn. 8ypUn anbetrifft, 10 wilien
mir mabrlih nibt, mel9e8 Ilrtbetl mir iber ibn
iluen lplen. @inulal erlhetnt er unS als Elm
aaG Rade oirltenoer Wtanu, uno oann wieoer
fincen mir feline S1nolun9swelle als cine 9e>
re6tfertiote. @tuem Mtanne, weldem iein
9cbn uno 9eeffe BON elmer Bartei nierer9eme3.
3elt wuroe, bic friber 9eSBere uno unnleniAlls
deere llntbat3n Uerridtete, welhe ibnl lein 6ab
uno @ut raubte, uno gum Sdlufle $4,000 auf
|einen eis:nen Sept leete, um ibn olsoun Sau3
seuititblit bdu9en gu %fSnnen, elneut lcl9en
D1anne perarser mir e8 wahrlth ntdt,
,penn CT auf irSeno cine ibm gu @ebpte febenDe
QSeiie 91epande tbt 8ropn beftnoet lih 3ur
j3eit unter Dem S9ug leiaer Urennoe in Ne'
brasfa.
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Gnrpp6iScDe NgeDricDten.
9enti6lauo.

.Ht SertI1Idll0.
MInden. Die 8areaupablen
Der baperiiden Nb9ecrDueten Samuer ltno
9eraoe 10 au8sefa1eu, pie man crwartet bate.
Otininiteriurl erlitt cine totale Niecerla9e
unD fonnte niat einnlal eiaen ieiner Sefreta-
riatstunplcaten purdbriu9ep. Gum erlten Prd'
~lioeuten wurOe taft einltlmrni8 graf peSnens
berry, gum 5meiten YrdRDenten Mit ibermdltt,
9enOer Wlioritdt Nopctat Or. WeiS 9emdblt,
~oerlelbe, rpesen pellen WIbl Der UorperSebenpe
2lnota9 o~ufBetDlt wuroe.
(Gine teleD,apblde Depelde meloet, caB IN
5olse DieIer 8ct9du9e cas- 9elammte Wtntlte,
rum UNI ieine @ntlaiun9 uad8elGAt, paB lter
Der aonis pas @eiu4 nibt Semdbrt bat.)
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@ermania 8au 0srela SO. /.

gisfsr g,rsta bat ftp NIT anaASme 0sr eOaaitutipn Drsa.
niGrt unb iptrp
Dpnnerltag ben 8. Nidra NbenoS u l1br,
I'm 9Otale Ss 5rn. 8drB, NS. % SsarOfr, s~eifaen Ser.
man. uup QpmsarbRr. sur Gntse8snn bht ler erftn auFaas
uno bef. gbubt Der 8samten leine etfe Werfammlun9 ab.
bdlten.
gBts labtm CUR rs6t satlrei&tn 8ttseiItsuns Elm unb bemsr.
Ten, pas bis baain ppn ben untersei4nttea ieoen Dpnnerlde,
AbenbS s upr, gu isoer anpern 3tt aSer BON 9rn. Bars gin.
f6ret6uneen snIgegen eehpnnnen werSen unb faB QeBterer auf
NBunI& be Gsntttust5n pDllesen wtro.
Sic prpp. BeAmten
S. Rnapp. s. Stemers. ). y. NtdeI.
Tebr17 l9 21,26, MAR ,2,3)
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Srnen>SGhne Der Ereiheitl

gtHe Qpas. Da N9 am ia. B at. BITE Monuuental Webl.
tbd sfettss @eftal&aft no. 1 G~afsst6st bat. 70 BADEN f& neps
rere adtbare MldnHer Seretnt8t unt Set6lrhen, elm nsue HGse
unter Dbtstnt Orben ~ s~ruHnek. QDir rateen etnem ieben
9aratterpoagn Ram fp htsiem Dr6en anSufblteBea, tnb.nt
er bios mad 8ts0t unS @tts&tistett beban6dt Utr6.
&ae %btsIeutaen, welte It'd moo bst Der StltanS eteier eeSs
behetltaen wolen, ntr6en bSFt6t %etu8eidocn It'd nG6fen
Dtenhos rem o.. B. 81 Mbenbs abr inn 5&retber'l den 2Oial,
10. 286 etn5uSns en.
SIN Aufteaae Grnh @@retber.
6MD Spbn Muf@.
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Nacbricbtea

WafbinetOu. Der 3uiiden Granfreid
uup ben Ser. Staaten beltebenDe 0ertrag iber
aualieferuuS BON Vsrbre4ern 1T babin erweb
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Baltimore oeuti6er 8lurerein $50. z.
Den vtttelttbern Dbissn 8treins btene sur Aahrt6L haS
ndGfen MtttrpA 20. b. 80. bs erfe Sch gu Dtrfant'n TT
Mde bic MOO punlheu btefem ether reBen G%betinabme fb err
frsu,nbsn Sauvertint f9 an3uf3ItsBtn, tab %eefaatSf srin@t
fh ~etnSuEnben.
SMEM GpeCb S6mtB, Soefretdr
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Ntter1rtffhe 9lnsetae.

@ceb ben trfdttnt unb Fnb burG nnterseiGneten su be,teRsn
$. 5etnes 6mmtIt&e N1erte. NeMe WpIts-
nus8abe In z x3dnben Deer 80 2Bpdenleferune. q $-.io
Mppunenten Der frlteren Museate In 8 B6nbsn
srbdIten bea z. Wanb apart tur L.
Htrnfr e~mrfsbIt;
81 sffRab' 1912. 5iFprifHer @prndn, A Bdnbe r.
/" : Trsi Sabre pn Dreieteem tn Ia 9tefsrungen a -.25
Me9er's untpertnm. 3 Tane tn II St'ferum.
SSrS rem Tnrtrait ron s. Weper a ~Gtefernng -.25
q. 9Sr ne5s fGmntlids gDerts tn Al %eieferunS. nsbR
: SmrSrsts Wprtratt MlernnbetS rpn 6~nnttpI6t, 90
"a aOa arOe a QieFeruns 10
Q III msattls 1.ss
/, gpeltaefhtGte 1-17. Qtefernna 4 c.25
y 'M.Shihte FER Sfeu,eit 1-19. Qtefsruna a -.25
RebIf,imtNN 20. Or. 9 Amtbt, 90. IS ". @avfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19
NIh1onb @ouore 8ouperein.

Dd fb bteIer Sau0eretn burt BITE Ganoblne Der Contribution
un0 @~rmdbluus Der 3eamtsn v0lts pr8anslrt Dat. 70 DeIten
oTs SIei,ntaen weIdbe benz Nerein NOD be;utreten nfrf6en ,
erfubt. I'D ndGftn Dtentds &tfrS UNI 19o nbr bet 5srrn y.
aOlts, so s5i eds ron SAP, nab 9sonImsatarss q, s9 ~
blder in @n,plane gu netmen fno.
SWO SIN Muftrase SpBn 9~tttrOff ir. Stir.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19
Sum Ncrfd,af.

AsS@s 90 AGer 9anb ~miteuten STANDARDIZATION, Is NseiIen
h;:S BON Der Staot nabsRer eanbfra6s unb tn Der eeIun.
MNsiE 6eHen GeBeno, tl0% Nder an Der Northern Central
%sS.A %Gtlentdbn, 80 MeIen pen Der StaSt nit Sebdubcn;
~ I'd + an Der atten 5reDerif RCno, gut %anseBaut; t07 Adrr
nit bublnen Standardization unb MnIdeen. Dtrb geeen Gieen-
teurt in ser Stabt etn9stauf@t s Idcr an Der alien 8re6srid
Moab a Wetle ron Wipunt be Sales 100 Ader am ~9Da1biRa.
tcn-9nneweee, f2 Meiien rpn Der Stabt; 2 6auGer In 6pw.
atbfr.. nd6e G~dnbenfr- 1 tn 9Dst QompdrSrr 2tn Bds.
etteir. 2 tn 2srtnetcnfr. 4 tn Trpntfr.; In @rattardee;
| tn 5anrperfr.; 2 tn Mulbsrrphr. uni mebrers Gnbste TT
Dsrf6teSentn @eseaben Der Stabt. Cots su Dermietben In
9Dsf 8aI:inprefr., Rcnument, SAP unS AltS ~iberrpfr. mn
8rOabwap. Grrnb Su Dsrfaatsu tn y Dobwat Wrunbrenter
" psrtaufen. @loder uup Mrrrts,
MpI5-S NH. 63 Snpettefro6e.
A5- R~aufbriefs MltetbsG pntr lite, Ieftamen Z umb amber;
idriftlthe Faptere, prse geaifen. Seribts- Sec ID afts fserbt
befens befpret.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19
Sarmpnie 8anzU erein glO. 1

Die ytteIpber bs6elbsn modem Der am Dttnita8 ben %: ,.
,Sfts' aotthnbeubsn 8~erlammlune, aur Abhtnmuns sines Sc
sSyntos keInpbn.n. sac. @ubDJp9, Vrdf.
s. NebOIbt Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19
1Nimtrndof.

gisi,nioen Wlitaliebtr pt!ae sefOnnen fnb I'D an her Setter
trfprx Sttftunasfeges q. OarU Su bttselltStu, perten ers
Su6t fA Sis ,un 70 b. 30. I'M @eretnstptal ~ nnteraetHasn.
~ t4t9Eb StGbtetn, S.fr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19
8ambOIs

ASUGtDVKH
3,SOO,0OO SUP 8au une SHreinerbcls,
100000 Sdinbel unb 2dtten suin 8erfauf.
gD,r Ienten bic Aufmerifamteit pinftliGer arnben af um.
fers srpbe Nieoerla8e BON Bau. un6 Nustpls pn an h Nrtsn,
Quontititen une @rD6en. gDir 1dnetben ~wstgtannen 4aH,
tola mad B~efeluns, unb licfsrn 6enRerrdbmen, Ttartn,
@infahunstn unb 3cbelarteit au Bdbrifpretfen. 6pre1et Dor
y unisrn, 3eIpUfe, Is. Ito 2isbtRr. Werfte, Ubr &de bon
Su Snu99A = ~'@'"pe' Burns az Sloan.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unS 3mneb

BON s II Us alter,
SO. 2 Wartnrabe nabe Qt6trtafrase.
SD ,eiue biermit meinen Nreuaben uns benz Qubftfum i'm
GGeem etnen ~ersettnt an, bag t& bic Drttf&oft Der Wlrs.
6lur lberuCrmen babe nnb bteldbt am nddtru MOntda NIT
etneln arpgen & u n d erEfnen merbe. = g. Miro fets netn
SeRreben fen milne @dre nit ceu 8eftn mas Ja6e unb
Reler bteter, su %be6tenen. Board es fnben CUTE Rrt. buSf&e
3tmner unb freunbli6e 8etan blune In metnem 5aufe. (sm
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@ps. DennDer. Sur,1 gSercirt.

SOS. 0empfr. Surt1 Sercin.
Nnt Spnnia8 ben 20. b. Ots., pracile8 upr Abenos, lptrb
Serr Or. Hi8ter
ina srD6en SaaIe bs gereins- epfaGes, 800 9~rattaraBe ibtr
vSdiuer unO 6a8 bepprltebenpe
Sdtqerlubildum"
etuen Efentltden 8Ortrag balten. mpsa Ias, tenen bag On.
6enten an uniern srcstn patsFlaaott@en Ot@tsr lt0 uao
uertp tit, ~erseSenf e~in9elaben tuerbsn
Ger @tHtrttt TT rel. fir Danen fab cine Injnbl
5tst rsTerStrt. I'm StSruu9en gu %perntei6en, fam Der 8ntrttt
6 Daseemtts
NSecDnnic'S Snue, 1872 US. Yapelteltr.
SSnntas ben 20. 9ttruar. 4tsubS 8 tl9r, UUrtraa bs
Oerrn Or. Sretle.
Tbema: 8eantmprtun9 Der 6raBe vWonn
miro ca8 Gino beIeelt :"
Dte @erwnItuneS.& M m tfftDn y.
Gu pertaufen
Der ante gptGe un6 IOfdbrtee 9saIe eimes TBetfes bon Stubs
saI,pepefen in 8irstnten. Ndbsres bd s. 60. y. 6tetn.
BAD, MO. 70 g8ef-8 aIttn0rttr. 50
0ln ben Damenz Sereiu OeS 2teOerfrau3es.
DEM Stslietts a%ngsre8ten 96unfAe %enteesentp mmenb, tpirb
Der 9itberfrani pie Oper rgreciofa" %auhdtren. Ote critic
erobs fnpet All SpnnIa9 ben %. bS., Yta&mtta 8 prGSis
5 ubr I'M gsreinslotal, &de 5OwarO- unb 9erinetunfr. tat.
~ welasr bic leteert5en @attsIteOer bes Damen@Urt, sletd,
ute SOl4e, bic IT'D nntui9ltsben nnniUen, freune!t3f etnst<
laben Fnp. Sur BEN 2tebtrfsan5
50 ser. . Stetnbd3. eorr. Ctr.
Baltimore iioii6e MrbltbattgfeitS>Weieai@aft
Sa Der am SOnntas ben - b, Dats. in bar 3nNePeabsHt-
Safe dteebaItfnen Notwithstanding wurben fOl8enee
8eamten FUR bas Idufsnbs Sapr erT6tlt.
prdFOeat: sc. IS tefenfelb.
Bices~ rdItoent: Or. S. =. Gppen.
galfrer #. MbGer.
Sstre,dr; Senab 2auer.
8erD1ltuus8ratb
/. Dtfrtft: 0lasnus Ypaad, 5srrnan Sads, SOnas
Trtepenpalo.
Q. 9. Brdnt, 9. Deatbie, q. 9a6mdn.
3. q. O. 9usel, 9. Blum, eeOn Nrnnf.
"a, g. &ebmater. S. Sbernkrrf 81 Stein.
Die ~foiaenter 8el6lu6e irGroen einttm rnig aa9enrmmtn.
II Oas ben Q~buetenben pr6feen cit 6r. % NJ. =. OF ag'
ner Der t~iefsefablts Oant Der 5efeIi@aft tar fsta unsr'
mubiiaes mnb fsssnsrst9ss atirien mdprsnb ietner
Arnts cts ppttrt ftt.
D Das ben a~btreten6sn Mttsttsbsrn bs 8erwaltIn9srottS
fur tbr rDbltbd,t8eS Wtrten ta Der @tlsni1att ber DAM
Der @efeIf&aft rerse.
4usaua aus Dem Bertdt bes S4abmeilter8.
Die Suamt BON $2377.67 rutbe pdprsno he's %SerFOdsnen
SatreS In 469 Mnpsii nnsen pom $3.50 an arme nnb Npt9let'
beube Sert9ttlt.
Au83uS aus Dem 8ertdt oeS SetretdrS.
Die 0eleufGaft befnbst f4 in etnsra bf1benoen 8ufanSe.
1870 neue WitelieDer Fnb i'm 9aufs ps %psrFOisnen Satres
6er @fIsaf1aIt %tetSstreten, nnb bic @t eai6atttf IN ben >tsno
at(tsf, allen biQtsen Anf0rberHnSen su %senI8sn.
9 SendB Gamer, ser. DO 81 Wet-9rlIttr.-
0uTorDerNn0.
Gaen b~enteuistn Ntttsltebern. bs fD nm "a. 9an. aufse'
I6sten GbcDinprGsS tammss SO. 8. Il. D. u. It meI@t 0fn
ttnen ;urprnn,enosn Mntbetl nod nt6t bet .. Y. Wp0bt
6tnrtsnefr. Nc. liza. abeebplt BADEN, iperesn ptetntt dut9e'
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galpator 8ier 9aloator 8ierI

nit ausge3etdnetem 9ullG.
@s ntae ben 81. 8ebruar Miro Bel peHtatent qus6 SalSs ITO
8ter, be 1bmt ME bas ausetsei6nete baterifGe 5dIuatOr Bic
ron Mannen, IN SIR. IA Npr y SrIebriAfrGBe 6~rtenbfbt
6Dufe, Ssraapft. 9enrn ERpS, SM
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6rp6er 2unrh.

N66fen @Sntas srOber 9ua d TN 86tttnse r 80
w. "a &utaplr NIT p rI1braten unb a aft6ffeI
fIBse. y. Meuter. 9
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~ScconnicS Sail,
gu uerniethen

gu nermtetben
1T bas 9Cfat Der Concord a tn 9Defsrns5an, n. 6prarSfr.,
an aebenbe @eieuit aftsn iSwpbl ais an prtsntperfpnen fir
einaeine Moeute, fur Wteettnas, @pnse rte, 6r6ns6en. B6le
u. /. 10. Mtsttbebtnsnneen bB6f binis an6 ia erfraeen Bel
6etrn @eOte S9mtbt, NC. 50 NOrtb 5pparbRr.,
fpt96en 8auette unb Qertn9tpnlr.
Sant4.3OApr,tS 6. A~IIemanb, prot. SER.
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WtGen 8 d ellie, bon G9bebsa init Gilentannat, fOrle
QGbeIpnfe's gutebtne G0patta &raeus pDer 8udsr.
pFaumen tn ben 5OsPttdtsra svn Sal DC Grars unO 2OnbUn,
81 Grantbetten aebetnter Nrt NIT benz 9rEbten GrfDIae arae
wsnSet fnb pbnt alien unanssnepmtn @sru6 pber gsiSs.
f9mad. unb aeasn bel frii9ea OSer peraltetsn HsSsIn bic pet.
lung tn rpenieen Iasea aIgtr Gnen 8psifel, ptns ben @a-
ttenten Der @efabr ttnes WIdfaues dus3uleBeu. Gu BADEN
bet 5. nrapt IL Ot.B1ltincretr,
Eebr8, int nabe Hrputfr.
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Ql 3

omen benieuiasn wetraltebern les Ito UNI "a. San. aufsl-
ISkten MISUNDERSTANDING SO. s. Il. D. 81. III weiGt bn
tbnen ,utpmmenbtn Mntbetl nod nt6t bet 3. &. WDObt,
.6tnrtettear, Dlc. LA. abeebplt BADEN, ipfrptH ptesmtt dRt9es
fcrbert. bttfes BIC aunt Is. SebruGr sW tbua, tnhem tie lpatfr
fetnt Anfpr 4@e mebr III naptn baben.
5,1219Sebr Odn' @pp.
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ODuDcrne ments= N6Ge
ntrben btnnen + 9sunbbret6ts etunben be(prat BON
u. Gtbnanfer, NDedtr.S fFr..
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Ncue Mn5ei9en.

ss- CIR srn. Dphpr earl weiB iiset Elm grtef In i
Redet. 8 ffef. II M.l.Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25
drorcr W. KMpn1 4 cAyplnArr rop oorrnys

GEORGE W. KENDALL \ CANDIDATE FOR GovErNon
- IN our paper to-day will be The ann ouuccment
Card Of ION. q. W. Kendall, MS u candidate for Gov
crnor This announcement, We arc assured, has been
made by the many friends Of Mr. Kendall, aud with
out his knowledge. Geo. W, Kendall, it will he re-
nembered, has for many years bcecn Proprietor o!
the New 0releaus Picayune, the most popular paper
ia South, and which, probably, has done more
than any other cut 1f this State aud perhaps within,
in the development Of Texas on ats FIRST emerging
from the chIysOs state Of a Republic 70 that Of a
healthy and prosperous State. Mr.. Kendall has for
years past been citizen Of Texas, and been en-
aged in agriculture upon his rancho in Comn county.
As regards his political principles we know not save
That tho Picayuuc has always been recorded of the
Wing school but we have no doubt but he win have
many friends aud warm supporters in our State
Ddily Tcran. +itt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25
nllInnd lalI. far Ioan b b .s0O.ol0.

- Says the NacOgdoahe, 'Chronicls;' "Thc Peo-
pie OF Dallas are enjoying reading Of LongfelloW's
Indian gibscrIsh, by Miss Bridges"
We had not heard Of her appearances on the IOord'
a, this places but II she should come to DallsA We
will send her to the frontier, 10 read FiawaihO, Ia
Baylor men, Every thing lndign, pOssesses great
attraction for them, just now
The Chronicle contains short but able article
on " the true doctrine" Speaking Of the Demo-
uocratio party, the clltor says;
"Ltt = not no broken into Fragments by tho hand
Of agitation Int firmly grounded IN tho ho.rts oil
tho American people, may the waves Of Hec,'ouailsm
which now mally beat about liz base, spend their
fury for nRught Like some coutury.worn rock,
may Il still rear It's head above The waves d. ying
their strength the sunshine resting on is top, its
rugged sides revealing its solid t,brlc-a security to
al who may rest upon it--dcstructon to those who
may attack their repcsc.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

vsss- VIC are laid under obligations 10 Mr.. G. W..
Baird. for choice lot of Z cigars, and full sup.
pig az fine smokirg- tobacco. the real Y, and no
mistake about it, manufactured at Richmond, aad
remarkably free from stems and stalks His cigars
Of the best branda Of Havana and lie bought
q: prices according TO quality pangng from three
eents up 20 fifteen. His strawberry Cordial is deli
clone enough 10 have been the neurological Nectar
that Jupiter and Juno imbbed previous 10 their
t-prandial maps. ], really ine article for TO-
yalids. Mr. Baird has sorae geuuno old Rye, 90
old that tho memory of tho Oldest :nhabitant runreth
no. back thereto Come TO see Us again, George.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

We iaaSs go nta g.,aiti ios lasi ssls 10 CO.
apmssssa hsiflaHet santstiIen, Az ylsliei sors
" Oui rtiVsie eoi fsfasnN ot5sall'ui :, tas q
isn " 'iss'ssrly srTrt "a IN n ihs aalutV w.
priaslgs Witch W that, with III dsfsrfhos ~
The ofiarn' u o'hsn, shrui sa'u''s stsry d'no-
erai Who lo,sa bic principles a6i usasurta Above
iAen. Tie convention has done al that the oosi
faithful msmbeis n our rity eaui jeslrc, To- ih.
w., Of platform. We ha,, hearl 30 gbje,lioa ic
H. even from those who have opIosei he uomina,iops
Il has tlWsys been a h,oiiie article II tho Demo-
cratic oFscl 10 ptoicf measure, to mSH the question
Of mere availability never having ablAiued Auch "a
Sor with he party at large 10 The present case, II
has net been attempted, for there arc many men Ia
TeJas .acre avaiiGbh than do present Executive,
AMI vi could peFehanes Eurphs, him in debate or on
tho stump bu, as long A. thepariy are decided in
their preference FOR measures over men. the question
u availability need not he Discussed.
We cons lar the action OF the STATE convention in
adopting platform rs . decided yielding on the part
q ultra politicians, 10 the clearly expressed viii Of n
large majority u QUO citizens, speaking through
their delegates appointed in primary county meet
iugs We, along with some others, have loudly cried
ont, that the all Of the people must he retpec,si
and their wishes henored In tho Convention. We
coasier that II has been done Ia tie most important
part d the proceedings, M RGnnes. has teen Sc
lecici by an almost unanimous vote in tho cou'tn.
tion as our standard tesrerin the coming 'orteet
the vote In bis favor was too unanimous and decided
to leave much doubt in regard TO his popularity in
M Al F,s,s r.. Il.
conservative body that still cmgs with fcadness and
reverence to the old principles aud tradition, Of the
party, vii! make him many warm friends, whore
otherwise they would have remained lukewarn or in
different 10 the Gauss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

~ Gov, Wise, OF Virginia, has written an elsbo-
rate comment upon the powers OF Congress and Ex-
ceutlye under the Cons ;ituton, and review OF thg
history Of terrto y legislation Of Congress, the 40
QUESTION Of tcrriiosy by The United States and tic
admission OF new S'ates. The Governor maintains
generally that tho doctrine OF non.interCnti6n by
Congress in the affairs OF the territories, is absur-
dity that the Federal Government is bound TO in-
tervene for various purposes, and Among them, for
the protection Of property in slaves, shoud that be
molested OR placed IN jeopardy In my territory
This obligation Is imposed by tho Constitution. lie
admits that Congress las no right TO intervene to
regulate domestic institutions bpt territory, he
conteud, has no domestic all her institutions are
Federal or National, deriving authority aud form
from tho Federal government " domestic institu.
tiona" these of the separate sovereign States Of
the Confedcracy Tho Territory has these only when
she frames her Constitution aud becomes a State !;
and then at the " time of her admission and not be-
fore, she may elect TO havo slaves or not as her
S;ato Constitutions not her territorial laws, may pre-
scribe" Until then, he contends, Congress has pow
cr over the territory md is bound to SEQ that the
rights of ali its inhabitants under the Constitution
are protected The Governor stl retains the position
of his Tammany letter. relative to the Lecompton Con-
stitution and popular sovereignty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

Tee Dol N.N |ln OH NHilH pr. NN
Uif b. ".nffmrl HHtilf iali |HH. iffa oflIf.l iha
I .i aul nfat.i htsflNs. lhfffl .fraih iao'i
r.... oH ftthnlt4 i nlfN fa. ulgfi ID small itf
..tr I'ti..h Id. - ne sfafhag ~ tht AmtH.
r. tthsI. Npfht bnr slf. end 100 ion M 70
rs .nHs irtsllo Ilrfarl'a,aus ~ ~ frurs b.
h.1 the superior fr.sof Ausif.nns 90 Auaii.ls
t.t possession nj ,hs frontier loraf, IcItaf, rAlel,sc,
AfDr' hni MnlaH tiiin,t f'urrB % 4a,r. The
ataiuihn ih tu DIV i4ke Nag .lio ees, nlsi taken
iy Gle Au.Irans'
The lunoo-Ruis'an treaty BE- likewise rmedi
Fi slanl protects ags'us, lhs provisions o. ib, treaty
ldIptins they are siusl against her interests she
vlll ia all probability become involved. spain 10
uoiar h-r lrst sul vail brow herself Into tho arms
OF F~nnlr. Tie l'mpolyr Napolean III has declared
var aud has set out place himself 1t the head Of
his army
Holland calls for q loan u ~ 10000
The T.onch Minister has been driven our from VIZ
eEna. Tue Austrian war manifesto Is Told and do-
oidel document, aul considers thc war Just one on
the part Of Austria,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

GgA. Have We any "sons Of MALTA amongst ua9
We have heard some little Of lodge to be opened
soou for the reception and initiation of members
Those of our fcllow-ctizeps who fond of titles
will have the rare opportunity of getting them long
as the most ambitious fancy could wish. just think
of such an affx to onc's this, g. h. j. A. X
u P. It would place any one in good condition tC
have such string of initials affixed to his name
Al rs Tompkins, ranch of the Caudle family, has
been delivering curtain lectures TO her better half
son of Malta; he poor fellow suffered martyrdom in
double degree.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

G1- we Acknowledge the reeeip,,ef The. Home
Joufnai' for Iune containing sonselegant fashion
plates. For the benefit Of the ladies who hsreen not
70 recs.ve the Journal mention that "Jockies
and knots are worn up the sides Of tho skirt " This
is said be very elegant Oh III thin materials such
"a bsregcs, lawns, uiuslins. &C. So much for The
fashions. iii which We are no connossear The Home
Joarnhl' contaus much reading matter, and the
No,Lss's department. makes it = welcome visitor at
.eserJ iircside.