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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25
CALVIN PAGE,
9 AGILE WO RK S

VAL JN hOE,
"a c. WO RK S,
South Street, Frederick, Nd.
rs now prepared to fill all orders for Ma
4 chinery for FIGURING Mills, Factories Saw
Mills, Tanneries etc, and would invite the in
spcction OF his assortment Of Patterns, to which
recently large additions Of the latest improve
ments have been made
re- Printed Catalogues of which will be
furnished on application.
He has also purchased the exclusive right to
make and sell DULANEz' s PATEwr
IEE- l. blu SEE.
Competent Millwrights and Milers, who have
given this article Il critical examination are
unanimous in opinion, that it is better adapted
for the purpose intended, than any similar ar
ticle ever brought before the public.
VIII also continue to manufacture
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of every description, and would ask speca
| attention to BEACH BLAST SEED and
GRAIN SEPARATOR.
It is simple in construction, yet invaluable ia
Farmers for its perfect adaptation TO the
cleaning Of Grain, which it does without
Screen, entirely by blast, thereby saving small
kernels Of Wheat and other grain which would
otherwise be wasted. Thesimplicity and com
| pactness Of its structure precludes the danger
Of its getting out of order
! He also takes pleasure IS commenting tc
the Farming community, new and improved
/ Horse Power known as
" PELTON'S TRIPLE GEAR"
/ This Power combines great strength with
/ ightness Of draught, is conveniently transport
! ed, and hitherto has given entire satisfaction.
@a-Farmers and Others in want of gricul.
| tural implements win find at his Establishment
every article in their line, all Of which will BE-
sold on pleasing terms, and under guarantee.
| oct 6-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25
Fancy Goods.
ManuEact ured TO Order.


Every description Of Gold and Silver Ware.
Diamond and other Precious Stones set in the
most elaborate STYLES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

YHE subscribers would inform the citizens
Il Of Montgomery county and its vicinity,
that they have opened a largeand well selected
assortment Of DRY GOODS for Falland Win
ter wear
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

WHERE'S, IL las Jcc1uo necessary 90 call upon
The several counties nc this nation % send dele
gates 10 the Na,ions. Convention, % b, held the
LIST of June, % nominate suitable mea 20 m the
national Offices, md also 20 lorm a future basis
or platform upon which the future legislation Of
the nation mpy he had without preventing the
interest oG part OF her citizens % the detri-
mont Of tho other part--and in consideration Of
the foregoing preamble,
/. R,Sglasd, That our aim is end shall be, 10
conduct tre aiIars OF the nation 10 the hes; in.
tcrast Of the greatest number uf It's citiyeHs.
g Resolped, That, as q general diffusion OF
knowledge is indispensable 10 the prosperity and
happiness of our nation, We will heartily concur
in any wGT 90 advance the same
8. ResolgsR, That it is not expedient at pTcscr
10 cngraft upon the statute books of the nation,
n complete system Of intricate lava.
H. Rgsolusd, That il is incumbent on the nation
to be strictly economical in the expenditures .!
the national funds
5. Reaoirsd, Ihat tits nation shall not inter.
fere with the religion Of her citizens provided
they he orthodox.
g. ReSclrci. That we Nre not in favor OF any
white man, who is not citizen Of this nation, to
interfere with our national affairs, or in any way
whatever, by planning cr drafting laws for the
members Of the general council, receive pay Tor
their services out of the national treasury.
. Re5o'~el, That we are in favor Of the proper
step to he taken ut the earliest period, to bring
before the proper department Of the gorcrnmca!
of the United States, the strip Of land which we
have been deprived of, in consequence. of the
Eastern boundary line between our nation and
the State Of Arkansas not being run due South
as stipulated by the treaty of june 22d, 1850.
g. Res2ired That the Skullyville constitution
shall be the constitution of the Choctnw nation,
until either changed, altered or amended as pro-
yidcd for bY the Constitution.
0. Rsso'sed. That we support no man who is
favorable to the abolition of slavery in the Choc-
taw nation, or in any way comedies with the
church, that is not favorable to tho
institution Of the slavery Of the South.
AHUKLArUBBEE. Pros't OF Com
GEO. ". HARRINs, Jr., Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

Uniform School Hooks,

Mn. Enron As one OF the class addressed
NV rs R.W," In the conclusion OF his comm u
nieation published in the Herald Of the 9Th Of
July, respond that am heartily in iwor OF
the proposed association, aud am satisfied that
il can hut meet with the approval Of every res
pectahe teacher in the county, Taking this for
granted, it remains only TO agree upon q time
and place for Meeting, TO commence the orsani-
cation; and MS there is no one particularly au'
thorigcd 20 appoint these, | trust | will De e%,
cused for suggesting the 18Th OF August, in Dal-
las. Though the primary object Of the associa-
tion should ba to adopt II uniform set of text
books for the schools of tho county, yet it may
accomplish others Of secondary Importance,
which would materially advance the cause OF ed
ucation. IL will be soon caough. however, to
refer particularly TO these, when the association
is organized. Teachers in every part OF the
county, let us hear from you. T. H. H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
7l,n Err,lodefi Trick.

AZ The opening Of the canvass, one Of The great
noints of the Opposition was war s'a''e"
arainst our ticket on the ground, that our nom
lnecs we're only seeking by their el2ctiGn' 10 es-
tablsh the foreign slave trade. lhis mas onti'e,
" and iguominiously failed them In toe hfs'
place, papers published IN advocacy %, i,ous.om
had been supporters Of that trade. These were
the Colorado Citizen, the San Augustine paper
in Cherokee county. Every one OF these has
sustained that trade and are sustaining Sam
Houston.
In the second place, the Democratic cardi-
dates answered the interrOgatorles not on'y OF
State Convention which nominated them, but al
so rthers in which they satisfied the people tna'
thev we're determined to carry out the prlncipleS
of the Democratic platform, and that no private
opinions of their own prevented theN iro!-i Co'''e
50 most cordially and fully. ......
Bnt the very men who sought to do injustice
to the democratic nominees by charging them
with treachery to their trusts, stand condemned
hv their own acts. Tho Fillmore men knew that
he had declared in a slave State that he (tlIl-
morel had imbibed his hostility to slavery from
his mother's milk; that they knew that his
whole record in Congress had been anti-coutneFn'
FREQ soil platform. yet Southern Know No.mngs
sustained him and voted for him, and why y
WHY did they do so! Merely because 'hey n"u
his pledge that he would in Future STAND upon
their platform That was all
Men who pretend they voted tor Buchanan and
now 20 for Houston, know also that when a tne
enemy charged that Buchanan had declared, ena'
be was individually in favor of free soil lnstitu
tions. that the good and the true In the demo
cratic marty who welded a pen or shivered
lance in public discussion with the enemy re-
nIied, that he (Buchanan) stood upon the plat,
form of the democracy, and that was the real
and the only test. A. ,;.;f,,
with such facts befoio the people. the pinlG,,,
trick of raising the cry of "Alrican slave trade
has rone down to the vilo dust from whence IL
sprung. l. shows, however, tho cant ana ny
pocrisy of the enemy and t5eiG gsches0 Taes Io
perate efforts to defeat the deinoer2eV.-0 N-''''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
prontier Protection.

The Waco Democrat says, "We want man at
the head of affairs who will not sto' TO enquire
whether he has the power to protect the WIVES
and children On our bleeding frontier; a man
who has the iron ,oW to declare-tearess OF con-
sequences" &c >, ~, l..
Afriend at our elbow says he would like 10
have q short talk with you, Shook. lie couid
give you some valuable information. He could
tell you Of what he suffered in the Mier exped'-
tion--for all of which his love for old Sam mas mas
not been materially increased. He was at the
celebrated drawing of the ''black beans at oa-
lado, hut unlike f. NJ Gibson, who was also IN
that fancy rdd7e, he still entertains respect Ior
those of his unfortunate companions, "wn1Se
bones,'' to use the words Of the historian OF sho en-
time, 'now lie bleaching upon the plans OF sa-
lado, perishing remembrance OF exaiteu pau;
otism, but a lasting one of tho intamy OF tneil
President Sam Houston, who caused them 10 Dc
falsely executed. as robbers and maurauders up
on Mexico"
He would tell you, also, Shook, that your man
of ttie iron ,oiH'' has never made himself no
torious for his protection of tho whites
AGAINST the Indians He would tell you that
when delegation of our citizens from the Fails
of the Braz0s, in 1899, came to the city OF Hons-
ton, and asked the Executive to authorize the
raising of q company of Rangers for their pro-
tection on the frontier, he heard General Houston
.onIv ia them, "G--o-d d-m your souls,
,5;:i the indians .gould sdlp you all.
uTslk about Sam Houston protecting our
L,,-lass wives and children, on our bleeding
f-r5tisrr' Whv. sir, did he not retreat from
.bs Gaudalure to the Colorado. ana thence 70
.bc B-azos. and themes to HARRISBURG leaving
~ -rouoe, and children behind to protect them
-. - ond that too. when his whole army vas
So; ST., him TO fight. and did not an old lady
ISoso husband had perishsd nobly IN the Alamo
T'faos1ards. here on the Biazos tell Sam Hous-
4on GSir. I had the Satisfaction Of ;siP'lg oal
son, . e,oardIv tracks e,r yOu shosfahy Tefrs0'e0
~. -,.-irrss zel.. ,sao,k. don't talk sn7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

W. call attention TO the document IN anoSheT
column, showing the sentiments OF our ei5i9ens
of European extraction on the nominees Oh 'ho
0,,,,oor5tio partv. We hear of votes in the cars,
- Totos in the stages, but here is vote that
e,laoks far itself Tho devotion to principles
bers exhibited is worth thousand times the gas
aaa,,s o-atory the Sam Houstonites have display
ed for good honest citizens Of country Ia;
We, the undersigned voters and citizens OF
+bo C;ty oe Houston and Harris county, hereby
tonder our thanks TO William Anders for the
full and frank manner in which he has expressed
the sentiments and feelings of the German oiti.
zsps and tha5 we hold it to be the sacred duty CT
ecch and every good and sound damocrht to sus-
tain our tried and true nominees ot tAe houston
Democratic Convention.
g. LOEFFLER, Z. GLESEA1'
And one hundred and eight others.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
9r~ TicIsot-.Cur Vholo Ttotet~Runne
r.,.t,too.I- white. TNa,,i. Eeas-n.

let no voter bo deceived by 2 factious opposi-
ton AS to any one on the ticket They are ell
mem Of excellent practical sense, honest and
flitbful il the discharge Of Official dutlts-have
hsen fv-, and consistent in support Of democrat
io principles Their principles are well known.
Neither OF thoss On the ticket ever was sworn
TO pres.7ioo citizens Of foreign birth, nor did
either of our candidates ever swear to make
mans religion . test as TO his qualifications for
Office They are all men Of sterling integrity,
sincere in their professions, neither Of them has
ever said athat while supporting democracy, his
heart was not with them"
Let the peopls Of Texas study well the great
interest Of the Staie-give one dag to Jour com
try-,st nothing keep you from the polls IN An'
gust. An important trust is committed to y9n'
Srd in iisohGTging that trust vs. eaouid Jpqge
tas aspifants for ofioe-the;r sbns-7 t9f the Aisn
rIacss they saei,-iroln their past conduct.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
nv. n.,,r.ns Of s.alvestcn

B,r,,S;z,:on or F2aEe re E3''0r y The o;'',7'
Ns ,s,c~ i,ryh: up 5y sAs Houston pay;y.-Ont
IaTt,, g;;Tngrsg az! Ssos7.g,;s GsTale7'
H. TI.-f f,iiow;nr card is published by ths Go:-
of Galveston in tho News Of July l.:
nycr.r,-ros BY rEz GERIAN NoEERs c. GA--
,,ysToy.-The editor Of The German newspaper
in this city. Nr. FialZe, addressed himself IS we
Le,rd, to Ire Germans OF San antonio ana leF
B.aunfels, to obtain from them tEelr snnpost o. o.
g., Bnpston and in c.der to strengthen his
sr-..l s,id. tsat ct tie naE5 elsotion for Cover
,1l 4ba Carran citizens or Galveston viii
nm. IN their votes for General Houston. To
s%n,t. that this ASSERTION Of Mr.. Flake is not
1-ne --, the undersigned publish this declaration
~ sssure their fsllog-citisoas throughout TIE
Stste il that they never viii nor shall support any
Of the candidates Tor GoysEaoTship, Hu' Up y
N-s Et.k=. ------------
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

Oyr OF -uE SrGHs oY TIE IIYEs
Houston and Col. Clark are supported
campaign papers, while Runncls and
are GGrocated b7 only one, "a very sma
much Of it in small capitnls) it is apr
the real democracy CUT number the 3
and secession minority in q ratio OF TN
II is apparent that it is dead cause
quires three ga!yaniC batscries TO elect
the sa,nblance Of life. II these three
organs succeed in reyiying the carcas
u0ustonism in Texas thoy will be enti
,stent-end curse.--Ick.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
Con. Tgonderror,s Opinion.

In 1857 Gen Henderson followed Sam Hous-
ton in Il speech, part OF which was reported in
tho Henderson Democrat and from which We
give below q few extracts:
II claim to be democrat mysalf-nota 4 llous-
ton democrat. not such democrat az Gen
ilouston-wo, since ho has bosn in Congress
HAS PROVEN ELi2E1r TO BE a FREEsoILER in bis
votes one who, with the hope Of self promo
tior, has A8a:;poyED HE PRINCIPLES OF 1EE
SOUTH ard tho .cnohings and pGoccpts OF the ola
Hero OF The hermitage. Gen. Houston has
sLiGDERE0 not only the LIVING and tho BEAD, but
also the lacts oE history, and he knows that he
has done this in his speech here to-day"
's' And ROW, after his many transgresslons
He HAS THE IMPUpEycr TO CONE BEFORE aoU7HERN
AvnIENcE WITH HIS ABOLITION TROPHIES and frisS
10 detend them, and AJAX you to wFitetoa'h nan:
ovey, and asnd him back 10 Congress, to HOLD
rgLlowsI1p- h.,y cu1xuNIov WITH SEWARD ANp
SUMNER and to be the defender, and receive
again THE gLupIT5 OF TIE 5000 ABOLITION
PREACHERS Ie1nns Democrats! Old Line
Whiss who hayo not sworn By "Sam," and
YOU, fair daughtcra OF tho South, would you 30
iar forget your counry'o ba's interests aS to
whtewash him now %
re At least HUNDRED voices cried no, no, no
and the ladiee, many Of them, threw mp their
beautiful boQueta to the speaker. The General
rathered up the hopuets, mnd with feelings that
almost ovorcame him, mauiia5tei his true graft.
tudo at tbip testimony Of their approbntion, and
}hcic deep devotion 10 prineiPle."]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
: Whole Numbe 258


4 corgespcGdsuto Of the Hempstsej .rasg rr.
U,. the signature Dl "ls25N who .s 4. .rust.r
man, and vho in former etter gn si-H pcr o.,
the SANDER that Runnels had ruuaWgg ..n 'Ia
Bra10l IN tho VOL campaign max, 'ay am
hoHord'l IN tie last number OF til. iIQt- ln
tie following language;
"ln the close Of my iormer eon,I IHi- llgn.
conveyed the Impression that Gvy, Eauua.H .a.
stead Of serving ia tie army in tE N.i .g..
paign himG2lf hired a substitute, a.. h.s.I
removed his negroes 70 eastern Tex "i...gt
personally participating in the cam igg. ...f
charge was made against the Govern aur'aF
the late canvass, md was impressed "a. G.ul
as true. from the fact that one Of hi aunH3s' aE
came out IN the Brenham Enquirer "H eu H'
tiglc to that effect, iustiiying him on gr.aris
of having furnished q eubstitpta, o. deny
ing the charge. To my surprise, "a q 'nF
evening met with three of my old aas 'aH''
friends, men whose ycyGcity has ne r h.'0 ...
penched, two OF whom Gasure me, a. d lss r-..y
ind willing TO certify 20 the fact, tha F-r a-".
ueis served himself with them In tha g5 i'. 20
f-cm 10 ccmmchcGwcrs to its ent art -i's1
largely, in pccuuiary assistance, otho ' a'-.'.
90, i0r the expedition; they cTe al N-f'
10 give the testimony Of many rcspe a. ...'.
besides themselves, who Hro personal }Tn. a.
gf the fact, their names are sutici ls o? a.'
and hasten TO correct the false ! .''.'1."
then Conveyed. Let those who We're iu9usr
ous in using this cmrSe against His .aill
the Governor answer to their OWL gEaa
Tor nm now sltisRod that it's NJ q, ."' 2
will never knowingly .!gua myself to g.H u
cnn avoid Il. om cra'ilcl and Pc + Pa, ...-'
the ,rcts II the clsr 49, Ic.cgropi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

TKr CACsE ~ THE EAs1.--ihe Quitr
AID Of the 29th ult., says under the
Good News" "
q We have also seen several prcmir
Uba svrrorted Houston IN the last eleo
who are row determined to let him slid
or +yo vhor. re know os has made
araios. him within the past month. s
our Guandau friend, vs fsE-, has tu'
cost in the wrong time, and vii g.
Sam s rickoty craft j-st in tine y ts
up by tho angry raves OF 2 p'l--a;
zion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

Tns RI5Hr SoETo or uEyocEACy y;
asserted by the Opposition that Hon
ter would not support tie regular
reply 10 an irtorrogatorv propoundoo
Cone, Esq, os to his position, he says
1t TO be the correct principle 10 seek
rec,ion OF MI real u imaginary evil
by action inside oC the nemocratic
pertinently asks "Why make com
with the Opposition, when the powe
errors, if tbcy exist, is in our own
will assuredly 10 exercised by the pr
protection and perpe.uation of lis Il
principles !" This ia Just such gent
buke as we expected NJ. Potter woul
Tor to suoh hybrid men "a Stncrt, Die
3hai. Hike, and o.hera. Who Claim :
ora.o. for tho purpose of the more eff
strcy .rg .he Organization in lh!O Stat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

G.nY.H EA-IoHAL Co%TI&1Io:'. -.
.a.i9nal Convention M. a Fer dal
Cleveland, Ohio TIC pIrrosa Of tn
lion. "a c.l !o..h in lbs call. ~ao TO
consideration :ho ~-ow:otvc Of or5ami
lrn:e political panty, About one h
twenty.lys dclcg tcs we're present, G.
both jcNphiienno 3Hd Democrats, +:
ohus2sts, l:e- y1.i, Ollie, H..nsyl"
J3raor, and Illinois. The German.
y2l:re!ly spoken asaiha! the Conyenti
It ne unn2cesaary and uncalled toT, all
nocoln.s for the Smaliness Of the ati
After a hnymoniors so7ci2a, in which
subject was fully discussed, it wisely
;irs Gic, wi'''out taking any steps I"
end to1 which The Convention wac cal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

We arc pleased to lcavn that iiampa
ro,ra~a. Va. a. its late commencement
the degree Of n. D. on Rov. L. w. ba,
ident Of Austin Collo;o, Huntsville: |
is rnticc OF Maine, and was a gra1ua!
mouth College, New Haml shire in /!
has Rront most Of his life sine, in VIZ
the pulpit and the professor s chair a
known 81 one of onr m0st learned ana
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

RrroFr OF IIoRACE GREELY AND OTHERS oT THE
PIKEs PEAK GoLD REG,oNs.-- Horace Grooiy, OF
New York and two other gentlemen, having Wis
tied the Pixies pelk gold mines have published
rerort of what they saw. Their report concludes
hy protesting against the intatuaton which has
urged Thousands to hurry out TO thHt reglon un-
prepared l. says that five thousand persons
are already reported in tho raTines where new
discoveries have been made. The scarcity OF
provisions AMI tho difficulties Of the journey arc
rehcarsed, ard these who hope to be in the mincs
are warned that probably by the middle of octo-
Der "this whole Alpine region will be showed un-
der and frozen up" To sum up, there is report
ed to b9 rich gold mines, very little food, and a
great multitude of miners already on the ground
The report states that Mr.. Dean. from Iowa
on tho 5th INST, washed from single pan OF
dirt taken from the claim, 81, so, and had offered
$1,000 for the claim. S. e. Jones & Co, from
Eastern Kansas, have run out sluicss two days
with three men ; yield 1925 per day. John IL.
Gregory has sold his claim for $4,000, and has
been prospecting for other parties at 5000 per
dav. and struck another lead on tho opposite side
of the valley ZieGler Spain & Co., have taken
out as high as $95 per day.
Some forty or fifty sluces commenced, are not
vet in operation but the owners Inform us that
their prospecting" shows from ten cents to 50
to the pan. AS the "leads are all found on the
hills, many OF tho miners are constructing trench
es to carry water to them, instead OF building
their sluces in the ravnes. and carrying the dirt
thithor in wagons or sack'. Many persons who
have come hero without provisions Or money. are
compelled to work as common lahorers, at from
50 to So per day and board, until they can pro-
cure means of sustenauce for the time necessary
to prospecting, building sluices, 90. Others
not finding gold the third day, or dislike the work
necessary to obtaining it. leave the mines in dis
gust, after very short trial, declaring there IS
10 gold here in paying quantities 1t should 90
Remembered that The discoveries made thus far
are the result of but FIVE weeks labor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

v-s Isa-a f.o-, L. HOLMAN, y. S. }. ''
us f call yesterday, that as e-rirea u
on Saturday last ha-ias n charge Ia
eight Indian warriors taken prisoners
VGa Dorm in his late battls.-S. i. HsrS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

Giv-,.s = U?.-Wo .sa-i Ia. to-
more krowias ores il the Hoc2:oa pa::
ready giving cp The :ontss'; IAs ena
Of {;sIet1n's r5i:.;cal record by Texas.
tbe- be Effected 6J easn.aa o. :-a!:aEs'
G;-eyss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

The big Butterfly -soe-ved oy s-o.s.so-
ais from Brazil, was ;en inches ron t-e
cao wing to the othe-. : paragraph l
the rounds cf the papers stating Inc 4
ment I'd u ten i5et.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

The Legislature Of the STATE of Ie'
that vote was given, censrIed cen 40
the act. Hero are the resolutions:
Resolution of the Tenas Legislature.
Be it reso'ved BY the Legislature Ct IN
Ieras. That the Legislature approves
of Thomas J. Rusk, in voting for the K
hraska aot, and disspprove tho cours.
Houston. in vo..ng against !s,--Lavs
1856. p. IS.
Gen. Houston appealed from this vei
the roople re.aiirmed it at the Ballot b
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

we notice 4 new experiment in tie way OF
building being tried BY Mr. L. S. Bearoe, near
Allen E Fultea's warehouse. Hs IS putting Up
concrets house Of shells, sand AID cement
we shall watch ths suecess Of this experiment,
Win int=-s=s Va l-5 lnclled Q relieve D 'a-ii
-..vs clesssr at-1 tri-. a-- iol7 as -asr-lz.-
--..---- T-se--.--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

TEE Rz.c1Iox.-Egery mail zow sEinS
news Of the reaction on tie frontier, n
-aczty or other. : zen:lcIaaa wrilias
p,,--s.+ -i--e= ~ '.}s=--r- i1telissEC
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

From every quarter we hear that Houston 5
Record is doing its Just work of exposure, and
4l-,- .bs dar,cerscv are rallvinr AGAINST q man
Who has fo-s=Izel ths ismccrLt.s Ia--7 IN 575l7
t.-sis vb.a the ri-l.5 IF ,l1 Souia end CT f1s
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l oJ,,rlpr gentlemen respectfully rcIN''',l v' ',
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in then viii l iilB acknowledged ~ 'ln phN.aNp' 10
} ~ t"ySsoy Esq., kaufman, kauAnun County,
= 4 IVTSTrRs, Efl., Denton, Denton County
n N pnNpLEY, ESQ., sherman, Gray on county
N + "a ,wI,Iys Isq, WnNahachle Ellis louniN
Dr T. NJ pas and A. Y, FowtEn, Es2r Folt W No!'N'
/ IA ToHErF, ESQ, Ruchnnan, johnson tenntN,
4 II pnIScr ESQ Wcatheriord, Parker County
~ n a. WrAvER, Eso, Gainsyilc, EooS County,,
Ir JAMEs II, swINpELl7, Bclknap' Young IoW''!
r. n JonSs0y, ESQ, Commissioner, Galveston
n II sUIyLp, Eso., LG Grayer st., New OIl'ans'