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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Can INV of our Texas cotemporaries inform us

Can any OF our Texas cotemporaries inform US
that has become of Donaldson! Is be dead!
The Congressional delegation of Texas is divi-
ded--ono opposition and one democrat.
The German element has become so important
that appeals are made on both sides to affeet the
German vote. This population generally fayors
emancipation Alegan Journal. August Zifh'
{aichgan.) :,
+ The above is from Black Republican paper o.
Germans of Western Texas are not in favor OF
emancipation 1t is supposed that this Isl SO,
doubtless, because Pease went among them IN
stead of going down to Brazoria; but he failed
wofully to make any proselytes among the Ger
mans to the cheap white labor dignity doctrine.
Oomal only gave 80 votes for Houston, out OF
3S5.-Gdzette-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

~. We copy below from the Now Orleans Del

/ ~ We copy below from the Now Orleans Del
Ia, not through any iaetious opposition to Gen
Houston, or rebellious spirit against tie will OF
the psople, manifested in the result OF the late
election, but to show In what estimation said re-
suit is held In other portions OF the country
The Opposition Press Of this State are teeming
with congratulating extracts from all sorts OF
papers, upon lloustOn's election, with sunrdry
remarks thereon all with the view to convince
that portion Of the democracy that supported
Gen. Houston, that il was the MODEST act OF their
lives and have saved the country from ruin, and
"outer darkness" 10 quote the language of
the illustrious Houston on another occasion, we
will "bow in submission" the will of the people,
whether there be virtue in it or Motif We get
no credit for it, The opposition will say we
could not help it, We admit it in advance
"FooLIsu CoNrIrurIoN. Tho Washington Con-
stitution persists in making itself ridiculous hy
claiming the election of Houston in Texas MS a
democratic victory. 1t is rather surprising that
purely party organ, which clamors so hereeiy
for rentlnr nominations should rejoice IN tlie de-
fcat of n regularly nominated democratic tehet'
If the election of Houston is democratic tri-
umnh. the election of Runnels would have been
nm opposition victory. But Runnels was nomi'
mated by democratic State convention' whia!'
nassed resolutions strictly in accordance with
democratic States-Rights doctrines, ana analogous
to those adopted by the Louisiana and Mississip
nj democratic conventions. The fact, and every
BODY knows it to bea fact, is that the democratic
marty was defeated in Texas, though, as we have
heretofore shown, it's defeat is due to many eau,
ses entirely separate from national politics, ana
BY no means implying any want of fidelity to 'he
Soutb on the mart of the inhabitants of that gal
liant and loyal State. With equal reason
the Constitution might claim the defeat oi
Moore in this State, or of Pettus in Mississippi,
should such an accident occur as Admihis-
tratjon victories, While the defeat oil tunnels
was not by any means great disaster to the
democratic party, the election Of Houston was III
no sense a democratic triumph. Houston $ sue
cess was due to u variety of local causes winch
cannot operate beyond the borders Texas nut
which were. perhaps justly, powerful enough IN
the minds of many Texas democrats TO proauco
the overthrow of the democratic party anu ies
candidates If national politics caused the re,
cent result in Texas perhaps the Constitution VIII
be kind enough to inform us in what particular
Houston was identified with, or represented tne
democratic party and the administration, ana IN
what manner Governor Runnels and the conVen'
tion which nominated him. manifested any antag-
onsm to the administration, or to democratic
Statg-Rights principles. Let us hear from 'he
Constitution on this loiut.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

xooo,xrr Aeoufrrrp.--Jan,es A. McCofkle,
,ats tsasl,ier Of tbs Peoples Bank AZ Riehncna
ia who absconded IN Nareiaier last, and went
A. S,s Antonio. TesaE UHecr the assumed natas
al Lanes A Hall. and was arrrsied there, hss
s.so aesIuittei in the Wayns Circuit Cont q tne
el,arre Of forgery. At the commencement Of the
rial 4 motion was made tequash lie indictment
Jedae HIiott sustained the motion aud The pTis-
onsr ras disehargsa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

The BomBs,iri. --Reagan's letter Is caiiei /,
bombshel 1t has caused such dreadful toasts
nation in the enemy's ranks, that the Jacks
democrats among them who had been elonqa,il
their tails, preparatory to openly embracing ,
old coon party, have nearly switched thea
already in their rage. The old liners OF NE o.
position swear that they will take hold oC II
helm themselves. The craft has been seen ipta
with It's head turned alternately to all quprta
of the compass. There seems to be hill t. p..
on board. One wants to steer it to the Clafla
ton convention. Another swears it sha {
there. Jerry is for putting the helm up 70 a
'sdignity of cheap white labor" The Ch slE
Enquirer is ''fornenst" shat. One want
craft to move to the old channel CT Whis q
and there is perfect chattering on boa a
though the vessel was filled with magpes {
monkeys.- Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

sysrR CorS1r Tile Herald Of Saa sns7nio'
giving election news from ne l.lo ar2p..e says
Ilaynes Union Democrat. got 1s5 saa kenneii
Run.sels Opposition 81 votes. The e. ii'ss li'li'
Of tless Eentie,z a is The iiersi1s cot ne isg ;
siti.oarh al il eredited - ns. Both Dr.. keIln9n
~. AIr HAfnea were iIoustSn men Tie Run
ne,s Joen IN gen eral supported Nj iaybts.--
BrorasfiH f1ae
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

For the Dallas Herald,
appropriation art ever Dear,
TO MISS ii. A. II.


Impromptu,---Thou art ever Dear,
TO MISS II. A. II.
ny II. rs.s'
IT'S night the glit'ring spheres on high,
Now blush in beauty rare,
And seem to envy in the sky
Each others sweetness fair.
But, there's jewel here love,
Tn ,t's far more priced by me,
Than all the sparkling gems above
IT'S found alone in thee.
There, too, is many charm on earth,
That's truly loved and blest,
But none can equal half thy worth,
Or stand with thee the test.
No no I've watched the feetng show,
That's dazzled on my sight,
And yet found nothing here below,
Save thee, that gave delight.
The tear-the smile, and magic tone
Are now my hearts sweet theme,
And when upon my couch alone,
They crown my brightest dream.
Then think not, that my absence far
Can conquer now the flame,
For, while enthroned sports yonder star,
My love will prove the same.
love thee Yes ,tis,vain to hide
My deep emotions warm,
Or check this wild and gushing tide,
That RACES like the storm.
Then let me all my heart reveal,
And sneak to thee once more,
And whisper what | know and feel,---
his thee bat adore,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

Hon EDWARD EVERETT. August nun
of the Electic Magazine, in speaking of NJ
erett, gives an account Of his labors in conn %
with the Mount Vernon fund. Ills Washing
Grafton was first delivered February %, is
and has been given since then one hundred
twenty-nine times, yielding S55,7S3 e.!
The "Mount Vernon Papers, in the New
ledger, he received Sl0,0O0. and in other !
smaller sums, making contribution to the
Vernon fund of SOS, l62 So. In addition 4
other labors for this object he delivered leci a
for other benevolent associations, making a
Of more than ninety thousand dollars, in lie
more than three yesrs. Il is to be understc
too, that Mr. Everett has travelled many thou
miles and betrayed all his expenses from his p
vate purse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

~. SAKE, the FIRST Of living punsFers ana ma
morists. like Hood, can be aerioua and grave
whenever it suits his gefius to be So Rood
REORGANIZATION will make one laugh through
il safs ana Ssegp through his eniies; and III
deepest chords Of feeling are touched IN lines up
on the most trivial subjects SAKE is not behind
his unfortunate predecessor as tho following
lines will show II is Well that the people Of his
native S ate didnot elect him Governor; for ther
the world would have lost one of natures poets
Politics and poetry may alliterate finely bu'
have no sympathy with each other Sake will re-
main o poet in spite of himself
Wishing BY SAKE.
Of all the amusements for the mind,
From logic down to fishing,
There isn't one that you can lind
So very cheap as wishing !!
A very choice diversion, too,
If we but rightly use it,
And not, as We are apt to do,
Peryert it, and abuse it.
wish-a common wish, indeed
Nv purse was something fatter,
l. That might cheer the child OF needS
And not my pride to fatter;
That might make oppression reel,
As only goldean make it,
And break the tyrant's rod OF steel,
AS only gold can break it.
= wish-that sympathy and love-
And every human passion
That has its origin above,
Would come, and keep it fashion
That Scorn. .nd Jealousy, and Hate
And every base emotion,
Were buried fifty fathoms deep,
F. Beneath the waves of Ocean!
q wish-that friends were always true,
And motives always pure;
u ~ wish the good were not so few,
9isa wish the bad were fewer;
t,ff3 i wish that persons ne'er forgot
IN 5E,. 10 heed their pious teaching
.,;.. wish that practicing was not
So different from preaching
I wish-that modest worth might be
Appraised with truth and candor;
wish that innocence were free
From treachery and SANDER
wish that men their vows would mind,
,e The women ne'er were rovers;
s. wish that wives were always kind,
And husbands always lovers
saa. i wishAin fine that joy and mirth,
&8stA,. And every good ideal,
iffs May come, erewhile, throughout the eartn,
~ m To be the glorious eal.
"A Till God shall every creature bless e aH
, With his supremest blessing, yFo
And hope be lost in happiness,
And wishing in possessing y Va
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

MISTAKES ~ Per CENrsGE.-Niistakes are Of zn
made by persons not business men, in calcula q.
per eentage. If merchant marks his goods i5r
sale ct retail at fifty per cent. advance, ana s..
l-5 per cent. be afterwsrd deducted from the
marked price. be sells at cost because SO Ii per
cent. of 81 50 u eractly 50 cents, the profits
marked on 81. if he sells goods at % per esnt.
above cost, and deducts ) pea sent. IRON the till
for cash, his profits are Is S-4 per cent and noi
~ pcrccH5. as saine rs,ss 4. Ire. sight = u
sePPogc. g Gsis hase be. y hgtilaes soii 3
ioss thrsus, sista Zee IN rex -'Htaee -3lll &
lflo Zee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

s. Noah ARK Is quite osershadowsd. Mag
nitade. howessr, is not tie ouy peculiarly which
the Great Esstern possesses no either sessei
aoat bas two sess Of engine and tro rroRsliere;
i0f is the ceilaiar eonstracLi9r - - sossd tlss-
where in uafioe nrrhitsatars, thrugH syaeiiless
cssd at the TOP ard bottom Of great bridge
firuaturcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

lished a manifesto which looks TO the inrDaIiau
of a new political party, and which ha an-sd
considerable excitement in political circ i here.
The leading ideas of the new progra,laa arc
cheap postage and protective tariff, ani the
party organization io to be known as IT, iron
Men League"
Senator Cooper thought it ought to e1 rrisa IL
controlling influence upon the other yltievi
parties, through tho balance Of powers b ,a.y
possess.
Loss oF ruE IT, S. STEAMER FULroS.-- Qsaos-
tiae Station, Sept. l9.-rhe | S. mail stsdms 10
Atlantic has arrived at this point. She reporJs
that the u. s. war 5teaner Fulton, CAPT VII
hanson, recently ordered to the Mexican waters,
went ashore on St. Rosas Island, during 'e ga
o. Thursday last, the ljth inst, abou thirty
miles from Pensacola The Fulton went ashore
in the night of Thursday, or rather Friday norm
ing, about l O'Clock, and at last account shs was
a complete wreck. She now lies high tnd dry
with her hull broke. The crew and Ill hands
were saved. The stores also and Everything
movable of value, were likewise saved.
The steamer Ewing has been chartered 10 rnn
up to Santa Rosa Sound, near the Tre / ard
bring off the property saved from the Flu, TO
the navy yard at Pensacola
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

AGmCULTgEtL FAIRS --ihs season OF Agric-f
tara, and Mechanical Fairs IS ac3r at band aas
-fc aga riesat 80 rBtg1 tl,l; sav.lg gre Epbg be2a
shortly IL ,iia STATE. m. following are a' t,Ht
we can call tn mind ut pg. emit VIZ at Wo,Ga.-
chir, ou the 18th, iI,h uoa j5tn OF October at
Dallas, ca tbo 10Th, -o.l, aud 2Tth Of the same
month a sherman. on the aa Tuesday Of The
same, aLG AZ l.c,Oria, u. .!~ Iat Wcuag5dly a
November. At each, we believe, prizes and pre-
miums are to be awarded, and great preparations
are being made ior the general accommodation.
Texas is emphatically an agricultural state, nnc!
we need but glance ut the ubect to recognize the
benefits that would accrue to each separate coun-
ty, were such associations permanent institu-
ton in our midst. Not only are s!ph assemble
ges useful, as aGording opportunities for ohser,
yation, and the comparing Of notes on all that
concerns the proper management OF the farm and
it's surroundings but they serve as heathiu In
tervals of recreation and enjoyment to the wives
and familes--to be looked forward to, the
bright oases in the seeming monOtony Of their
daily toll.
And in this connection, we may remark that
the publishers If the Fairfield Pioneer propose to
publish the Texas Farmer and Stock journal,
monthly paper of Is pages, soon as a sufficient
number of subscribers is obtained to justify the
undertaking. Subscription, one dollar per year {,
in advance. Direct either to the editor or pub
fishers, at Fairfield or Springfield, Texas. Mr..
W. B. Moores Is to be the editor.
The prospectus truly remarks that sucl, pub
lication is needed in Texas, account OF the fact,
that our climate soil and peculiar locality are so
different from those of any other State in the
Union, that periodicals Of this character publish
ed elsewhere, are not adapted to our use. We
hope that the enterprise may prove successful
GalreSton Macs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

WhLtis tfs as, cassi-tseen a e tassry a D
es aa5 q cstiaet iHa E-s one sells tsa sets
icGis sstiens
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! Whole Number 37S
IiTESP TELEGR,PMIc NEWS.
Domestic Intelligence,

Tue S,y JuaN IRorBtis.-.GEN. Scorr Co. rn
uHiNoN.-- ~ dA,iagioA, &pf. lT.--len. SEQ ins
beeu IN this city for several days Ia consulintila
with che Secretary Of War an the subject of mo
oaop patton OF tie island of san Juan by d. l.
( >. troops
4 Tbs result Of these deliberations has bun h,
seua the Commander-in- Chief himself to ths r..
cite with full instructions 10 settle the whole
difficulty. Con, Scott will probably leave by th,
next steamer.
4 SPIT 2O.--Gon. Scott has lbs instruction CON.
I plcte In regard TO the san Juan difficulty, and
will sail ut once for the Pacific,
Members of tho Administration, -howet,r are
fPprehensiye OF collision between the Arericsu
aud British troops before the cOmmander-incni5g
t'all haya reached Tie siehG df tile difficulty
The L, $ Naval squadron in the pacik, p la-
rey2d by the Departments osuifCiently syOnr
,S& my emergency and consequently no. o.,hpi
reinlarcemaut wi ne mlPa IN hcretiit la.
san Juan Island difficulty. -m
Gen. Mirabeaa y. lamar. late 4. :. AiJi-trr
"a Central Amerc;t, leIs this city last evening for
his home hi Texas.
p FwE "A CnIcAGo.- Cbicago, H., &pi Is
Our city was last night visited by most i-us-
J trous fire, which consumed two blocks, an par
a TALLY two others, before it could he sihilcl.
The loss of property is estimated at full .dlf
million of dollars The tw0 blocks destroyed
were bounded the first by Clinton, North CaRll.
I West Lake and Fulton streets, tina second by
! North Jefferson, Clinton and North Lake streats
/ The two adjoining blocks were also, ID part . r.
troycd. The Insurance. ON the property destroy
cd is $3.50 ,O00 or about half Of the tota p,s.
! KANSAS C0NSTITrrioNAL ELEcTIGN.-H t0r.is.
L Spi. li.-'The returns from the recent election
in kansis; so fir rs heard from at Denve al lass
accounts show n inajority of 1898 agansJ sha
State constitution, and in favor Of the present
territorial organization.
FRoM ORTCoN. 81. LOuiS, Sept. 20.--1he oyer
land California mail front San Francisco Tie o6.h
ut., has arrived at this city.
The last mail from Portland, Oregon, htotvhs
down to San Francisco the intelligence tii!5 apt.
WalIin's command had leen surprised Il Wasau
Springs, by u large body Of Snake fndiius, anJ
l4O Of their number brutality massacred.
The same mail brought down intelligeucs has
the American troops still remained in uudy,gl1.
ed possession of the Island Of Sin Juan
Gen. llarney has ordered other reinfo!cemauts
to the Island so that the force now thereon
amounted to SOME 400 men.
The Victoria papers state that there bad now
been landed on the Island FIVE companies 5l iu
fnntry, four batteries of artillery and eiyht thin
ty-two FOUNDERS, the latter from, the I y tyav
steamer Massachusetts,
The Colonial House of Assembly me- on no
18th uIt., and adopted an address TO Go5 Dtu
gins, requesting him to refer their petition to tha
HON" Government. to demand that cur tloora 5s
#
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

Ills thee bat adore,
Dallas, Texas, Sept. 26th, 1897
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-05-07
BIARRIAGEs.

nD0Wti-ftEutFEs-iH st JaAusuu1. Hay 81
By mrite w. W Ihaysr, Rev q. L. Goodall.
f-st0r ri che South Congregational Church a.
heH Britain, toHpr and hiss LmiIy Fairbanks,
daughter of HDn. Lasius Fairbanks NJ 30
j0HH-luy.
-bAHrtrU-ioHp-In Mrlnd0st Pale, April 30
ly lry. b. J.. ltaEUr Daniel Bartlett and
Slice HaDHah ~, lofd, both ri AeHbuU.
bunWs -GHFrn-lu Uautuif. Anil glih, by
iifs. D.. iliIl ST. iluU b. ET0un ~ COMMON,
o. tr ana Ala Aafy 4 HTeea ai LaHgllle,
LArIANT-rtu0Es-tl Salem Anil p, bY SUM
nef Cummings. tsq., Mr John LapIaut ~ ha-
lem and Niles Hamlet brooke GfDfIby.
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HOME TESTIMONY

From tnr pirtsNnrpl,.pultcd rtrsbytcrlan.
We halg tried llust'ticH stomach nlcrs for nNspeIr
So and rtn speak MNorbN OF ~ effects and have uu hD,
"tuu n coWm'uilus thcut Go those suGclus TuuI any
dcllil, OF tho Kind
From the Pittsburgh Post. August 81 lsss 90
llusfrrffU.a Nfrrruf rhr.r lIifrfs have obtained 10
UFrut
country. They admirable fou,dN iura great ,trt-
o. u stomach disrhsrs u BE- uu.t valuable tonic Al Geo
IN p"rsIus actcl With Indigestion 70 AFFORDS complete
remedy u Is sufficient c,llruu,r uft. beneficial trIsr
ter 90 observe the Immense quantities ~ 10 hpurd the
propuctors Mcssrs ipstcttcy Smith e. a puIuis boz ty
country.
From Tho Pittsburgh Gazette, August D.. ls.s.
knowledge H. gained hN experience amt thnulh have
heretofore dealt very little lu medical preparations
compelled ia Justice 90 the manufacturers That
UuhtCcra Atomtch Htturs has been the means curing
us OF severe attack ~ dN SpVpslu aud has ryuN u nam
IN the stomach In very short tWp. Nv
n - Rev y T. Ilycrmorc. Elltpr OF the Chicago SEQ,
Covenant saw uf hTuwur bronchial rfuChrg ave have
frequently h1r r-ruHiuf 90 test She efficacy uf
bronchial IrurhtN," and have Invariably found uUn
A'.~4. ~ TIE = lA- IIl4ulu4rulll
Through our influence Others have tiled them aud aWuga
with the moot hrugu, Al results, uut own pyr
souhl experience and observation know Them tu b. s
pcriur remedy for cudn coughs and bronchial complaints
iluy should br without them, every public spaak
cr VII ana thcm ahsohgcH Invaluable Tile two disuu-
gua,d diNnes ot our tnuutp, hcur ward uc,chrr and
T. u Cha pu hsaf aiimouN 10 thvr excellence.
readers can see by getting "a uuN ut iutrugrs. lw
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ORDER 81 NOVICE u SET7kEliEN7

STATE or VERNON &. CNEpoNiA Distnist. -
At Probate Court held az 81 Johnsbufy M said district
on tlv .jth day ~ April 4 %, lsdgt
WHEREAS Nathaniel Bruce Adm'r on tho estate OF
" llns bruce late uf Newark 100 saiddistrrt decreased
proposes IN render account or Ms adminIsttntoiL
anu Co present his account aHanst snd estate tut
animation nnd alownuec Tor the purpose Of making par
Uou AMI utulhutun OF the residue OF said estate under
dccrcr " r1it court AMONG The persons who by
law entitled 10 the same u ~ therefore ordered bv said
court that tho and hr
heard al the pEuhntc once 81 Iuhusnury on tho an
day ui june a. ID. lh1. Aud u ls mrthcr ordered.
mat an person, interested be- nolcl hereof by publ.
cation uf copy u thc record this order Ia The
tueduu an printed aust Juhnshury three weeks sue
rrss' ely previous said time ofhcnrinE that thSy NAV
appeal ~ contest the allowance ur taid Account N
they cause also Boz heard ~ said court m M,
matter Of partition aud distribution OF said esntc
Aucst, ASA l.. FhEN en- judge
3-ss Attest. ASA l.. FRENCIf judge