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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
1Az0O CITY MISSISSIPPI. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 26
THE WAR QUESTION IN EUROPE-THE
FEELING In ENGLAND

1ondpn .Io "oti iniol VG W aru aoi'
-1o"uo| :| IO,loNPouu0"' VI ',ie W. L oiA oo,n
aa u'S,r raao3 nuoI' .1Sei, WIZ iIi many ou'"s
t%a ao T I.nes'0T 'no op';i'on 'na' 'no ueSiS Ui
Rr;tn;n n III i,n I; P1lJ. 10 ~ "aSo war WIN =
nontnan,, -, 10 uo"la.'ono ~ ""iiVJ ~ 'ue
n liz i1.to" "e e'"S"s, ".i00S DO 10iio"s
Enon, -, M xnrt of r" ,..,
orr;vo of ;noa9aloJ "a ,,,;,;ta "o S Ios".io U"n'
n,rotians M 49, - y "no n"t"i Pto F.,
boll;noron+ Tho ;nlUa.n;I "" p,VI' I e:l % I'm
classos ~ ~ ,uuus.' "a. "nu l1a"cl'
,no H. e"."'oi ~ o'on 'lic t'ue' anu
notanao IT, "0 shn,s . ;o"'thoeu t VI .Hoir iui u
inr of ;rr;tat;an I'll, In ~ 'no lo u.oi'o looi,
tLo country 70 n,nnan 80 ,O1aou na,la " iuUUVa
nresent the montb nf 4 MI; sooms -" - r oon -
temnia,oJ as tho I'M e. M aot;on ' Il gf " ';I eom
md NV aro olinmo1 - - i - OPP"
tI1os ~ ".0 "''o"o0 W. " P'Ss' 'nole may
months banl, wbon a,9ost oo1 V"I ~, v"orae '.
nrovolo,t i wos ,oontarod - -. 80 ,
tbnt if We conId cot ovor ,bo snrin@ ~, no
m;abt tnst IN ras5;to 9c IN 1e5o pti"s; w
lar oninion nav now ho entorta;noa hrt tba
hone of an eonoIlv f,yorahIo ros,,It : hoIJ
oniv bv the minority '''' N''
i i believed that tbo Corornuort oro a.
Ienotb tboronoblv conv;ncod tbat ,nisal,;ot
is at hand In both Uonses Of Porl;,mnnt
the same NAV be clearly discovered Amona
officials of iii k;nds II i st;ll otronnor I;t
tle Is npbliclv said on tho snb;oot nna th;,
discrimination is = consoononce % of +hn sonso ',
cocb man has that bo knpws his no;abbnr,s o Dn5s
IthoncLt ond n,at ,no L''1 hat,a "'2 nooi .
consent oct readv rs soon @ os nnssiSle I'' ''''"
There IS notLin~ in tha Italian ,,'rU nnost;or 70
insnire this universal distrnst T. or;sos
from = conv;ction thot tLora = f,nai,o '9,,
conclus;on in f,vor Of ron;r.J of ne o't1 at
tomnts Of the First NanoIoon that ~ tbo 'iI ItoI;
an nnestion i merov nrotov '' and 'O tat :; 4
tb;s nrotovt i romoySd dnotLnr and I anatI,n, rI ~
viii bo attnmntod mil tbo dasiro La -
nincd -
pos;t;vo ;rt.Il;conoo hos ho.n .oool
that Austria nnd9r tLo aJ,;oo of EnoI.nJ ~
will cor ecnt 70 rofar onv nont ~ - 49, ~
dinlomot;c od;rstmon; fNrT mh;, oe po.,o asr "
shonld romoro I'll foors of man. e 49, cla,'
had M Other oround tbon tbat rL;oL Eas
thus far been eyowod -Dut n"orIa Inol, ', 10
Cberbouro and are cooniyant tLat tho GtoIi
an onost;on has not ia anntl;n 49, ,nI ~ -a,;, r .L
a sinole Stone Of that work Tb@ev oIso ~ M ~.
collect that nearly twenty wears a,,o tbo I'm
norors anr mpccd to Franco tha7 bo or ronrn m
sented nrincinle caneo ood dofaot
The prnicinal was nn;vcrsal IL snffraro ar''t tho
cause that Of the empire. and defeat 3bot M Of
Waterloo '-''' y
While the misoivinos Of tho nnbI;c oro
turned in this direction Enrono s f,roroS
with a new Partisan nam ,l,Iot mt ayowodIv
Of imnerial nonnf.c.nre bnt fro,n onartcy
quite as significant rs title is Ta en-.
enon and itsnuthor NJ Em;ie DO CirarJin
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26

A man in Massachusetts, led blooming
bride to the altar on the 9th ultimo, became
father on the 10th, and ADVERTISED his wife
on the l4th, cautioning all persons against
trusting her on his account.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26

Tom Corley says: Make yourself good
man and then you may be sure there is
enc rascal less in the world.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
1T IS FREE FROM POISON.
NEw YORK;. Octoher !

NEW YORK, October lst, 1853
Mr.. E. LYOH-Dear Sir We have analysed an,
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them per
fectly harmless to mankind and domestic animals
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants ant
insects. JAS. R. Chiffon M D., Chemist
LAURANCE REID, Prof Chem.
New York Hospital
Mr.. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New
York Hospital, says, " he has expelled all th,
bugs, ants, roaches, moths, &c, with Lyons
Powder, and finds it of immense value.
Every gardener must have direct interest il
an article of this kind. Reference can be made
10 the Astor, st. Nicholas, and metropolitan Ho
tells; to Judge Meigs, President of the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennett Gen. Winfield
Scott, Cyrus W. Field, L. NJ. Pease, of the Five
Points Mission, ETC., etc. Judge Meigs says
This discovery of Prof. LYON is of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested il
thoroughly. 1t will destroy locusts, grasshopper:
ants, moths. bugs, and all vermin. Garden plants
can be preserved, and houses made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs
BARNES & PARK, of New York, to have it sold
throughout the world Many worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautious
"NEw York. November Sth, 1858.
In retiring from business, have sold all my
Insect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to Messrs BARNES q
PARK. This Powder is discovery made by
myself, and brought from the interior of Asia, and
is unknown to any other persons, The genuine
and effective ariceis put up in tin canisters, and
will continue to bear my name. E. LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder
and are killed by Magnetic Pill Order them
through any merchant.
'Tis LYONS Powder kills insects in n trica
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and MICE
Sample TASKS, % cents regular sizes, so cent
and s 90. Follow directions Use freeiy and
thorowghlg "a BARNES s. PARK,
10 s. Is Park Row New York
Also the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
March II, 1859. (6meOw.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
carringe maklng ANA RepairIm.
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP,
ON MAIN STREET.

INHE undersigned, having establish W7Ky
| ed themselves inthe carriage ma r5-555sssL
king snd repairing business, inform SlZ---S2-
their friends and the public, that they are now
prepared to do all kinds Of carriage and wagon
workwith neatness anddumbility. They will war
rant their work to give satisfaction as to price and
execution. JOHN REILLY & co.
YasoO City, February 10, 1850. [1y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
X. CRUGER,
Sole Agent for IL United States,

742 BROADWAY, MY.
Sold at so cents per bottle, $5 per dozen, 50 so
per gallon; extra Btters for Bar Rooms, by the
gallon or barrel at the low price of 81 % per
gallon; fine Stoughton Bitters 81 % per gallon.
BE2y' For sale by all Druggists and Grocers
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
742 Broadway, N. Y.
RSly~ Sent by express to all parts of the United
States on receipt of orders.
March 8, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
ter from the President of the U, States
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 4
WASHINGTON, 31st Jan. 1853. Z

" 'F4faIIIt'uIUNi oIsl IHII., IODO1 ]
g Mr.. EMANUEL LYox,-Dear Sir:-I lave the
pleasure to inform you that the Royal Commission
Of the Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded
you Medal and Certificate for the great value of
your Magnetic Powders, for exterminatng insects.
Sc. MILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate of
i'rince Albert.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26

SENATOR BENJAMIN's Speech ON CUBA
This speech is thus spoken Of by cor.
respondent of the Louisville Courier
Ga Friday, Mr.. Benjamin of Louisiana
discussed at length the acquisition of Cuba
Had the American people heard his speech
there would be no controversy hereafter on
the subject. 1t was an effort that will live
when those who listened to it shall have
passed away, and in after years the men who
heard it will tell of it with kindling eyes
and dilated hearts to their children. Did
you ever hear Benjamin? lie is the imper
sonation of eloquence. His voice is silvery
and musical Every intonation possesses an
indescribable charm and fascination each
word, aye, the minutest particle of word,
stands out in clear apprcciable distinct,
ness.
The recollection of that speech can never
be erased from memory, but its softencd ca
dences will always call up pleasurable feel
ings and memories;
ellis words had such q melting flow
And spoke Of truth so sweetly well,
They fell like heavens serenest snow,
And all was brightness where they fell"
l wish that everybody could have heard
that speech. 1t was an effort of a man who,
as an orator, has not an equal on the cont,
nent His speech will have great and
marked effect on the public mind. It's in.
Guences are already beginning to be felt
Some may consider that the excitement in
regard to Cuba is ephemeral and will soon
pass away On the contrary, it is the great
living question Of the day. Men may doubt,
but in my opinion, Cuba win be oars before
the expiration Of Mr.. Buchanan's term Of
office,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06


.... .UH. .fotrI sf... q. r
....N t,t .f.fN HnmIrn1.t t.,i .
I.. .... .o.rr...llI tr.'r.lf sHna. 10
.n.HlH "uI UIr Hil uin.ir i,moati. q.
...tr.. tt. Independent Ticket" W.stm'U
a.' no lt.fi lenmrt 9th lbst rtcpl rh,r
i..sH.t4 'Ha nrm .rt u1a d01l huo'.
nr.. .ni .,ra h- rr'.rr R.', frmsue1, Inst b.
OIL. v gon,mn1dIr. fr lion. DISH guishcl c,nlt
d1t, mr C,mm.s .u.r .r the Laud Office, does MT
vnpaihrg VI be hc,ols movement ~ Austin, II
right unt tho people should h0ow i, rs otnerwi-r
Or might lo.o The support u reliable democrats OF
Dis own party That Mr., White does not. and would
rt object % any MN vote, Is apparen, from his own
i1tcnrn, hit he has the mnnliuess AMI honesty t.
le distinctly that be runs upon the strength Of the
platform enunciatei by tho convention that nominal
ed him aud doc' NJ appropriate to himself any new
G,pgcd name, or seal from he opposition any u
'hc thunder lie Ia too conss cut, ION devoted m
uh,agltc II principle 10 InystiS hM position, or At
trnpt 20 appropriate what does not attach 10 the
onguscl rrugipc. n democracy, Il Is really good
mo.c Iinis hauling down h'slwmel aud viii no doubt
'c'ome popular with tho imposition generally, hlF
good l1a ~ clrr the ticket # every urme that has
me least nint of democracy and present Il ia N
people in y. native bllcoosr ss N, White hrsrcv-
rr nu'horl'l he orposir'ou 10 hoist 81, nanc when
ever It ho leon done them. I, vas purc'y grAuit-
u,, M has been nloplcl to give popularity to
ioku ihr. IL oJous to the great holy Of the democ-
ncy.
THO symptoms are decidedly favorable 10 heapccly
rejo,t of 'nlGe Reagan, by the same class 0. pol
it,ians in the Enst States Rights Democracy is ne
offensive TO opposition nostrils the reverse is to
democratic ones The nurcrng thunder Of the
roniug storm is already heard in the distance, and
We may expect the bowling tempest "a be upon hun
in ~ short time. The NaGoslcGhcs Chronicle the
leading Know Nothing, Houston journal IN the Fast,
IS EuwlnE considerably, and g,cs nnmistlEah,e
signs Of he wrath to COME There is this truth,
enough i"r ali god ard loyal democrats 10 knew,
Ipl-e Rcagn is good Stites' Rights democrat,
tor tue Union uDAer the constitution, and his n"
sympathy With ANY nrti-Sites Rights Party. CsPr-
ciilly tht late opposition movement in this state
which is essentially auti-States' Rights in all its
bearings
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

~" 1t viii b. gretirying to the Democracy through
mi the State, to hear that the democracy Of PAlo
Pinto viii give tho ticket Nery good support, not
withsanJiug the cetsers: eli, rts made to charge Mr.
Runnels with M the troubles til the settlers the
frontier have encountered. That they have suffered
grie, uslr, will deny, and none but drmagogues
will say that our Executive has been the cause -
That the pioneers Il Western counties are def
cient in Intelligence, morality, ana honesty lisa gross
SANDER npon that nd enturous and hardy class that
has borne untold trials aud suiFerirgs during the list
few years nor are they deficient IN the many noble
characteristics hai usually distinguish them. They
ne az apt 10 detect the wes and sophstry OF demo
5ogues any other people in the land and we be-
love they viii DO true to the cause of Democracy
~ any ether in the state, when they the msiep
RESERVATIONS that have been attempted. We arr
proud that Pac Pinto will redeem itself from the
sweeping charge against the frontier, that they
- uni against The democracy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

iS The newspapers in Elyor Of Houston, say that
"he has been rebukei" hy the people Of Texas This
IS true but while lie rebukc has been several time,
administered, be remains incorrgihe, and shows NJ,
signs Of ameulmsa5. lie has not shown The least re-
oentnuce for any Of those sins and mis- lemcanors f
which he was chastsed by the people Of Texas he
sys to the void he has regrets for the past and
nothing 10 take back, and in view thereof he cores
;:b III -ailelel holiness before the democracy and
virtually saws t. tlcm. you must ''hek down. from
-FOUR position you have rubuked me, but you cannot
humble ne enough to bring ne 10 'ar that have act
ed atniss You u,ust back down, int 7 'riH not
Nov viii the people Of Texas stultify themselves D.,
endorsing lfJustous course, after having Iepuiiatci
both it AID himself mere than once ard place thea
selves in The attitude Of the defeated crrgiug party
Democratic, ask yourselves ,his were yon ,ro7g II
repudintug Sam HcusicH's abclit votes 10 the Sen
ate. ard wrong in lo1oaneing his detection from the
Democratic ranks and joining the know nothing ORDER
you we're wrcng in this thcn vote for him and L.
hin pursue tie same inevitable course but if yau
were rpft, fhen yt0 canrc' q MIN further support.
fr he has lot backed IL n the position he held tvs
scars ago bat Biti the osiinscy Ct oil age refuse
70 ses any contfiiion for past sr5rs and With char
l-;eTistis eusrTy teils the rePls yCu mast sndoT
ne and ms cuursr. sse. ifit lsas wrong. shal ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
Imuortant concor1,irr the Frontier

hCaTIN, Jpne 2Sth, 1867.
| Mr. EH50r ~ report has obtiincl circulation
ahg.ging Gur fl e. Euntcs with having ordered me,
as c,ptaiu OF - r.uug company, 10 take y position,
20 give pro rctun the Reserve inIinns. Va order
70 c0gl,ct the false impressions this may have
prolueed upor The public mind, and to DO irstre u
GOV Rnnncs, rsk You 20 publish 'he annexed en-
I trluts md remarks
EXTRACTS rG0M EXECUTIVE ORDER or j"&uAR- ..TH,
iHbS.
"Ym will prorerd without delay, 80 Ike post ut
some sHitahc point the frontier, and there stnr
ssh your nrrt-Grarleis The men sed by the
ttg'c wi' he disposed in the manner. so" conceive,
nnyt conducive To the effective protection OC the OK
"osFi frontier settlements.
81 Impress upon Won the necessity Of latton and
energy. Follow any urt ni trils o! hostile, or sus
nrrtel h,srle In s, ana, If possible. orcrfhkr onl
ah'sti-" them if unirirnliy.
GXTPNCrt III Il EXECUTIVE ORDER OF NOV. "D. iSJh
lyon viii make IA III dispos ton of the men under
'our command MS viii secure to the exposed PANTS on
the frontier the greatest chance Of rece ug rotec
ton y
The orders from which these cxtatto are made,
recorded in the StAte Dep@r mer, in this city, nld
they open to the inspection # any person There
is no ausion in them 70 tie matter Ct pI cling my
camp in position IL protect Neser. atom n ltns.
when assumed cSUmeud # the StHc trH"rs, M
1888 was rqiniiocR ~ inst he tDmA aches hescry"
my tention WIS 70 gtry X The Reserve ant r'iE
u M, pr,yi'icl . found tin In ia Glity Of the
charges prrcrrrnl ag .,uft thcm. ! inirnel Cos.
Ruuuels &C my deternngiiou "ol Il received HE mp
yo!,nri,u. Nov, it ne hr'l SEM mc Cltt so protect
,haac H. li1n* rs II reasonable 20 snpp.s: he would
hlve aesg'ta { m attack upon them, ~ the very
tro.ng br dnsgnc 3h llt give them pro'n ton: Let
any "qGail nan nm we? The question noues'y and
and he will he coareeh to a;fnnwl-
9 Ice he charge against CIV. RuunsIs un,un led
TIE reason the Con'n:he Reserve was uo1 ait caed
Wa not because Gov, Ttunucs oiccte /, hut he Use
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

f;Sy~ We nave adyices from the frontier Of Juno
30,h ''NIaior fcighhors left here the 2Gth net
10 look out new ONES on the other .iue 0. Red River
for the Reserve Itdaos Of Texas. and win return
n eight or ten tys and thcn MS the In ans
can ie rot ready they viii he removed Neghhora-
Ross. and Loercr will 60 ont Of off sc ~ rs hes
e. the Indians across to Rector and Blnn, md will
feconie once more high private in Texas = "1h'
Indiana nre qae' DESTROYS Of peace and The Friend
ZIP Of the whites, nnd wiling to 60 70 their homes. So
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06


7. FAEr tdTnr Gst H.H. "lu.rr,
Dfar Sir &C., Naur l,yu. OF he 10Th tuu0 reached
me- aUg lime art,
Press Of bu'lu,ss lr8 prevented uT gi.Hs you ar
earlier rerly
In answer GO your ir,r and second n,srug,inr
"lst Are You 10 favor az ngl.uN the rr-olenlu-
~ the Afriran Slave trader
"sl Do you believe the law Which ay.lares che
Nlriofn slave triua 'pirnuy' rnUsisiI' nmlN'
leg leave 20 say thu Ia 'c'cptne 'lr uon'nar'or
"fthe llpnsion Convention ie'crmin Do mine
nyse'f'othe platform Of principles -uuuri lol Dog
sri CONVENTION
lhppro'e The noion ofstl CnrgrHi' ~, ~ refis
lhg Ia discuss, nr make the renpcnlpr r Pho shaw.
trade mn -sue, nnl shall ot,li.5u-5 the ceuluugi1n.
lity ofpolioy ~ said measure
In answer 10 your ii ri nlerrog ,iorr,
"'o you believe that causes now e,'s, which nsHr
dissolution If the Unon dcsrnl, '" answer, BE-.
In answer 20 your fourth htcrrnratc"g
"pu yuu l'lir @ that our enuris ought 10 ltr'ctl
enforce the sin'o trade pirisy law"
answer ihU every law Until rep ','cl, or declare
unconstitutional should he enforce by tho courts "
the country.
+. 4, LUBBOCK.
Auytin 0Sth f,tVr 1870
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

TnE FLroD tsove Tho Golden Era, Captlir
Taug ton, which lift ~. Paul Monday eveo"G
reports that the Mississippi had fallen ~ that
noint ono inc', and half 'rhis iS 20 1t'wr.
for the damage dnre hy tho 1,od along the river
and particularly in the neig hhnrhoof Of 1t An
ttony. has aIrr.6y been very great. At that
ponr. the water appen,s 70 have deiied all TIE
'ogues that had hnun calculated 70 resist 1t. The
ICONS wore broken, and the larg' supnlV oflogs
rhat he'd bAen collected for the use 0f the extern
siva mills there were swept away below Tn"
mills also wpr' Injured. The st Anthony Wa
-pr Power UOnrnny lost FIVE or six millions feet
i logs and pom"rov, Bates Il Brothers and
Chas King. have been swept AWAY.
We litru. also, that the upper bridge across
from 81. Anthony, which was built at an expense
nf 800 geo, has been swept away. The lower
ridge ACROSS the river at that point, which cost
SG0GOG, was greatly damaged and in danger Of
heirg carried away, and the Suspension hrii-e
was aIsa IL danger. The logs cnnioc down with
great force knocked everything possible to piece"
that they could touch
Brooklyn, opposite St. Paul, ia completely
submerged not a foot OF ground heing above wa
FER and all the towns aong the river, with a
few exceptions are uore or less submsrged.-
GGtng Adc.. 9h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

~ The Mckinney Messenger publishes The
joint resolutions passc by the Legislature in 1862
recommending Srm. Houston for the Presidency Ii
would be well enough, ncighbor, 70 republjsb th'
vote Of ''cchtnGe,S passed by the same legislature AZ
Inter period upon him. when this same Gcu llouy-
Ton hnt ,eas considered So suitable person for th.
Presidency was.ot considered proper one TO lie in.
.,il So ,aie M honorary seat within the Hail of the
Lggishrure, amongst democratic members, during lis
.hitt1 Austin
benedict Arnold before his overt act Of treason
was considered good and loyal subject but at'cr
wards, no me would haze trusted either his pruloi-
ism or his honor. All tins, before sam iions'oll
was suspected OF had comrlttad himself against Tie
known wishes Of tho people Of Texas, he was deemed
not OF ly Hero, that Texas delighted to honor but
was considered Ct fr the Presidency at the United
States But Houston changed, and the people o.
Texas, rs a natural consequence changed too, nnd re
puliafed him. Ibl blood III Bencct Arnold shc'
for his try letore his Treason, could not atom"
fuI his elS aud the blood VI Houston the plains
O. San jacinto, was not suihcieut the pet.
pie Of Texas forgive his teachery to them in after
ears
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

" TT Tigf,ll. the inviRcihle, i III the Geld n
King the 6rst position. thu ''t, d'4ra,'," Of the
campaign contest. This atlc. distinguished ard con
sstent defender of States Rights maintains his posi-
ZION in the hottest part Of the fight, AMI lets fl his
b,o77s with crushing effect upon the heads Of the Op
position Like ,go-edgpd sword. his arguments in
behalf Of the only p,ry under whose auspices. the
South may EXPECT her rights, flashes and cuts. con-
founds and anaihls;es l,he ore-sidel-oncdeA party
tia. may be elasssi in general With the opposition
throughout the Union It Is said that Col Wief'n
will eauvas5 the District in Crrosition TO Judge Mills,
Who has taken the stump in favor OF Judge Ochlree
against John IL Resgan. TIE democracy Of Texas
,esv veil be proui Of such champion Of their cause
as NieflI, ore who never shriHhs from his da'y-is
,ss-s osns:sieni end always AZ heart. rue South
ssste.- Rights man, end one whose ability is nc
t,oyf.dysI fen the sarine 70 tie Rio Grande We
al r-,sroic- is hriiiant efrts here two years ago.
s,,er = f-il;si &c oil gnard Of the deiaocracy
- ;r+ .Is couli,ri hos.s Of 'he cufsay, under "a
,sssgysh r sun fiops,or This trnf. be szhis th'
sare "a ~ nv that attempts to ~ By ftrs'eg'
al in.rle vhis Il lost in oren co1'est brfere-
II me-. ~hs that the eueHy carries oH Is ~ th'
s,s,.i,i 7-srssrs. compared Sf the battle Of 1855
.sf. ,.nr.,s7tf,e roserf a.teck. fae iatriF1es 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

Referring % tl2 -I5.e notice, she uulersgne
Naul d.. restnluy solicit the continued patronage 81
the senIs OF the 'n'g irm AMI ',a rinu: g'ner'i,y
lie will sr,r, No pairs TO make 'hc geographical M,
re-r,nce Of the Herald $40 win my paper IN thr
State ami NJ On earnest Of ah.' he y0lI .n, would
refer 10 the rost
Tho c,litorial column, II tho paper will he unle'
tho sole guidance = pE CurLrs \ ruron. gcn.
tlom,n who In, frequently ,ouuihu'eita columns.
and u hos had THEW cntl,s control i'r 'he pat Few
month, H., roa'y aai prlcgmI pen has Gained
for him already, maze among iL' editorial f"trni-
ty. ad q Is hor hat he will receive cordial greet,
ing to the tripod, from his contemporaries.
Having ryc, nhy made large additions to h' mo'or'-
Al Of the Office am prepared to oxccuc al job work
with ncatness ard dispatch.
To those frc,l. f the ntc iro OF Ta'imor
Swrleis. who have so literally contributed 90 W"
surrort Of tho rarer, return ny warmest th'nks'
md would indulge ;lc hore TINT Tho same generous
support vii be bestowed on my efforts in future.
tyO. w. SWJNuELLs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

~ We coll rsncrial attention 10 the com r,nicNon
from C'p Juo. $. Ford, in regard !. frontier matte"s
Capt Ford Is q gentleman who has the respect and
confidence Of the entire State aud what he snyr may
he roliel upon as being the facts in tlo case r l.
ton well known to need recommendation from any enc
and is fvorahiv known on the frontier as my 9th
c. man in the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
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