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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
DALLAS 8jNTV AGRECULT ERAL AND NE
fy lNICaL ASSOCIATION.

DALLAS, December r 1859.
The Dallas County Agricultural and 'Iechanlcal
Association la.d its regular meeting Of the Court
House III iao own Of Dallas on Monday, the 9Th day
OF Degamler, 1863, and there present,
JAgaa s. 81 TIL, President
g q, 81. tlEo and WM. Is. MILLER, picc Presidents.
j. ". SNiFu, Treasurer.
joins NJ CGl ckEIT Recording Secretary.
Amen AlsCoamas and A C. IIallcck, Directors and
other members
There beng u quoram present, the meeting was
glled to order by tho President, and proceeded to
u mess
INC Tleosurer's and Secretary's Reports we're read
and referred u q committee consisting of t. p. Mich
olson, A. c. HaIleck and X. NJ. Gano, with instruc-
lions TO report 1t the next meeting.
Tho report Of the President of the Directory being
ip1ompIete he was allowed until the next meeting to
complete Il.
The election # officers being the next order Of bust
ness tho association proceeded to elect its officers for
the next ensuin, year, by ballot.
James a. Smith being in nomination for the office
OF Presideut, and there being no other nomination,
he was declared elected by reclamation.
VIM. u. Miller and II. Nj. Gano were put in nomi-
baton and elected by reclamation.
James ~ saith was elected Treasurer in the same
way, and likewise John NJ. Crockett, Recording Secre-
tary, and JJha c. Mccoy, Corresponding Secretary.
The ballot - then taken for Directors, large
nuslber being nomination, and resulted as follows
A c. II1eck, I. c. Hawpe, Anon McCommas, Jas.
Bentley, George w. Guess, W. II. Witt, A ]. Witt,
Gcprge Wilson
On motion, John NJ. Crockett, A. G. Halleck and
George W Guess were appointed to revise the Con-
situation ind submit code of Bylaws for the gov
eminent Of the association, md to report at the next
meeting
- On motion, Inc thanks Of the Association we're ten
+piercd to r. W. Lunday, Esq., for his able and elo-
qHent address, read before the Association at its first
Annual Fair and that John NJ, Crockett E. P Mich
olson and George W. Gaess be appointed to cOmmuni-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

Mr.. s. LIrciI, Hyde Ihrl', VI" wHos;-lhm ho morse
was worthless" dis slnNin "hi since
the fire., use Of tho Mustang Inimcnt have sold him for
$50 cash Your Eminent has lccm d"inc wonders NJ here
40 nRnsp srErrr, PuIIADELrnIA, Pa
ExrR,crO in lining the kettle from the FIRE 1t becam"
unmanngcnlc, tilted and scacd my lnl7 very Sc
ycrry, almos, crisp, TWAS IN awful sight The Mus
tang Eminent appcNrcdto extract the pain II healed nap
idly, without soreness and len 10 scar Of account.
Truly yours, "ClAlLES FOSTER
Scuh Language ~ this is hut the constant and natural echo
wherever this article used. This Lnmcnt is ndi rcG'n'
bic To planters aud owners of horses and nudes. Mr. John
Daniels Montgomery, Aha sold slave for $500 Who VA,
raise, nom utter usclcssncs5 by this lnimcnt Every fam
lis should have it, BE very particular AMI cnnr" for the
Mustang Linmcnt and ;llc no other
Sold by nll dealers throughout North anil South m"rcn
Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean, for - cents 90 CENTS
aud 81 w per bottle. - .,,-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

,as - Our esteemed townsman. Col, John c, MeCOy
ms been appointed D. d, q. NJ, Of the Free and Ae-
oar1l Mlons for the 10th judicial District in place
orW K, M'sten, resigned The appointment Of Col,
Mccoy viii give universal satisfaction, whose talents
and gentle lanly bearing are too well known to ro'
QuIrc ANY tueOmums from our pen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

BIO r,EAror-wc were presented, few days ago
by Mr. ~ p Coats, of this county, with aswee' PO'a
toe weIFlu;7 "a pounds large enough to make SOW
cral m.at or small family. It was rasel IN Wood
county, hy Mr.. VIM. r. Mallory, who bad about "a
thousand bushels Of the same sort We should think
Wood Is gra,t on sweet potatoes il thl, is fair spc
cmen OF L. products.
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ENsouuv and Egcef!I


CEALED proposals for furnishing flour for thu
) troops at Fort Cobb, c. N. for year, will he
received at this Office until the 10Th day OF January
1869 The -four to he Of the best ncrchantabc quall.
ty. and to be furnished monthly in sacks Of iU
pounds each, 1S00O pounds each month"; to be IN
creased or decreased half, by one months Prev
Gus notice from the Commissary.
AL so ro,t
Sealed proposals for furnishing the Troops a. vol
Cobb with fresh beef for yea9, VIII pe re- -
at the same time and place The Beef to n "g OIL ons s
merchantable quality and delivers, ~ If nec
anI sban mix and issued if furnished bsSw the price
of f IA cents per pound I'VE days in the week
VI an ,nos,ls TO lie directed To the Acting Assistant
az i, At Fort Cobb, C. N, and marked 'Pro-
,,sais Tor furnishing Flour or Beef"
BonIarn aud Sherman naPers please copy ana sena
bill and papers to this Office .
Oni,c ictius assistant Comn;s,stfy "f Subsistence
DIS. STANLEY, Isl lieutenant Isl cavalry
"A c. 5.
Fort cobb. {. n. Jct. - 1859 -iJ.rd,
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Gentlemen Far,mers /!

I am agent for ID. III. HOOVER & SONS
L CELEBRATED THRESHER AND
CLEANER, four and eight horse power. The
best and cheapest Threshcr and Cleaner brought
to Texas. The 8 horse machine may be seen at Mr..
Butts, Plano, Collin county; the horse ma
chine may be seen at my residence near Millwood
Price of s horse machine at the shop $500, with
freight added. Price of the horse machine $500,
with freight and charges added Please send your
orders rs early the LIST of February, they can
be shipped early. Wagons with machine il Or
dered. JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Millwood, Texas Oct 10Th, lS59.-103m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

The popularity oflic MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNAMENr
d. cucStcnsyc with the civilization II the D"le' ohcrur
rcs claim In sHsrilS pain sud dstrss-Il,- cares FAINT
~ Physicians, Government Hospitals, fsrncrr llanrr'
Farmers, Liycymcn, &c have practically demonstrated
this rt, throughout lheworl, Noariir" ever lI"r" r'''
we'd such undivided praise and support nom Medical anu
ciCntinr men,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
TTIE STATE OF TENAS.

HE OIAlE w IENAS.
To tie Sheriff Of Elfs Com.iy--G Greeting:
WOU are hereby commanded that you summons
n by publication, Omcy Harrison, William j
Owing, and all others heirs Of Erasmus u. llarri-
son. whose names and residences are unknown, to
be and appear before the District Court, to be
holden in and for the county of Ellis, ut the
Court-house thereof in the town of WaXuhaGhic,
ON the seventeenth Monday after the third Mon
day in September A. d. 1859; then and there to
answer the petition of William l.. Mitchell, filed
in said court against them, and alleging in sub
(stance, as follows, to-wit
! That the plaintiff on the 4th day of june 1852,
entered into written contract with the agent
andNttorncy in fact Of Omey Harrison, for locat-
ing, Surveying, and clearing out Of the General
Land OVice, two certificates issued to the heirs
of ErasnlSs d. Harrison, tho first No. TO7 for
1920 acresNf land, the second No. II, for one
league and lAtor of land; and for such services,
petitioner waste have one third of said laud.-
Petitioner further AYERS that he has fully com
piled with his part of said agreement; that land
is situated in the south or southwest portion of
Ellis, State aforesaid non the waters of Chambers
Creek Petitioner fui,hcr AYERS that since said
| land was located and surveyed, defendant VIM.
Owing became tie legal oNncr of the same, and
by agreement in writing consented that petition
err might take his locatiye inteSest in both sur
veys out of the North East partpf the league and
labor survey which petitioner did, and by virtue
of said agreement has sold his interest therein
upon which valuable Improvements have been
made by the parties to whom he sold. The pre-
misses considered, petitioner prays that >p.id de-
iendants he cited by publication for eight Success
i've weeks in the Dallas Hcrald, published in the
town of Dallas, there being no paper Published
In this county, and that have Judgment for
his said iocatiye interest, and that commissioner
be appointed to Partition and set apart his said
locatiye interest, out Of the North East part of
said leag ne and labor survey, 80 as to include
land eold by petitioner as aforesaid and that all
the right title and interest and claim Of said de-
lenadnts be Invested out Of them and vested in
your petitioner, and for such other and further
relief as in law and equity he is entitled TO.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said court this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have executed the
same.
- Witness w. W. Parks, Clerk of the
SEAL District Court of Ellis county. Given
w under my hand and seal of said court,
in the town of Waxahachie,, this l4th day OF
November A. ID. 1859.
w. w. PARKS, cL'KD. c. Ec.r
By BENZ T. HAwkINs, Depay.
Issued Nov. lIth, 1859.
w. W. PARKS, CTk.
by Benz. +. HAWKINS, Deputy.
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EsTRAv NOTICES.


iA-tf tF .Fif tr ~. anI fsiil,rl irs.ls g..I.-.
~ i'-'t' t.'' ','.fs e.-, '.lF sii,s
'Iiln ni n r,tsa.-
tB- HHA" f.s A.al-.I
& l.s stft.t ii lri sn aiil lf,,- in.al ga ths
q, 't.H Ai-n rie VlAN HAi,i. ,r-Ts IA "a hands
E'i . ...s "a. -'7l.. l-il niI,, ssL III
IA lAhi. ii .a a. a. aii.r lrs d. -i,,. D. .l,a 4 :
i' ~, 1, i'i.r ,'A- N,-'Ts ~ lELi.uW nAP,
suppressed 80, "A
= \. NtATElts, tt'k q. e. Z. e1,ErA.
LLs.is COUNTY.
- tfhl Eny,h Martin, sni ,sirVe,l lsi5rs 2
hNTA - "nc HIVE WnHk ak ain s,r'e alT,e npi
80, s'i ~ ~, tNisai, supposed ~ 4, e yen. ui
Jn .s.p ani spt IN lr irl 90 uni ~ ii6 E,rk a
~ .a l',' Iti lH'llvl "n ills ltn hp u,us IL az
frAIt,N ~ 80 '.htN, ih'. ri " lett 20
II, iAhf w ~ isAtih'li and R,,mN,,l l.Go, wfn
'lI'I -, "hn iAA l,'lnl- itiVt A.aTs ail ai.ut hi
's lE's sinsii white sint ga hs fsso r'iu hnI 49,
' ' -, snh iu'os's oii las humps sIIIssslai So
lr,r- IA. 49,. iN.lf.
IAAEAlib, " Suraii, pirl -,tlty,-l q, s,r T. sio
tH lNh ltiAN niuUt st.tr- oil lg-t i,sT "a lsui,
.si 'alh t1,n and ls 18th mnl ,st Nlu, sunil Star In
M N :. ,rNlin marks an r.1h side apprisei n sio-
'''' '"N --l''l lAti - - -
REM, p, HAWKINS, elke,e =. "a. rex,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
EIOs MOfPS.

7 HAVE lost PCKET-BOOK containing six
Notes, payable to m drawn by different persons,
and for different amoutp ranging from $50 to 105,
for the recovery of whic 1 will reasonably reward
the fnler. And the puic is hereby warned not to
trade for any notes due IL dated previous to the pre-
sent time G.. |. BROWDER.
Dallas, Texas, Nov 80, S59.--22:it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
BARNES 4 rARK, New Y
LYON,s MAGNETIC pOyyDNMs,

Vwderoy Sa,Ie" ims,JS, go, ~ |g ;s h;nJ
,r, .,n,, r, r,l,lIo,r ,ic,c ortis Kind il mcsti-
h, Il, ,,, ,o,or ali o,,rc toc,s with thcsc nnnoy-
,a, l. ,,, o,,,, or,i,,o ,,cr ,lis,ovcrcd
,i, ;i, rr,i,o,, uor, ,o,,ro,v or I,,,ns,s from,
t trplr, sorcty Of Paris while amidst tho ferns of
, ,or t,,t all irsris Iiybtipo ON d, cort,in kind o
,r, r,, .oon ronnod lcod The Grt vns made use of ia
mar, t,cir n;t comrs from these ntrl,,Icrs Quantities
of the pnn were brought home by Dr. r. Lyon and found
positive insect destroyer in every experiment simply
powdered leaf chemically prepared the effect the
age and climate. Medals AMI Letters Patent have been oh.
tanned from the governments of England Franco, Gcrna'
ny and Russia, from the Worlds F'r and numerous mod
ical and horticultural colleges and securities.
Letter 'ro" tho president OF the S"'r" S'i"Es'
"ESfour'h MANSION "ASi'iN"roS 'ls' JAM Is''''
. W EMANUEL iN"N-i"q'r SRI nave Va" lic''S"rn !"
o' .'" '' "s'' COMMISSIONS VI '''' WON, '''
nave '"n''' !"',' "'''' anu wi ''''''' o wv
''' ,,TIT,ni, r,I,,,np,, ,..;.,,, ,
"''''.',' i''t. ''' "'
uT,. ,n,,, vng,, n.,,,w
NEW YonE o.tnhnr ist ls5S
Mr. E. LYov--Noor Sir We have onolvscd and tested
your Magnetic Pow crs and find ,Snn ncrCccy harmless o
,,' '
,",, '' ''''''' "'''' "''''' IA
IiMES p cit,rI,M ~ n o,..,
IAURANCE REID .yoF cLem;s,rv ~ " yos,;,,y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
Lost Certificate.

Have lost the unconditional healright certificate
| Of samuel McCouekin, issued by the Board Of
Land Commissioners for Bowie County, Texas, at the
July term 1915, for $40 acres of land it'll class No
l3s. Unless found within the time prescribed Ivy
law shall apply to the proper department for a du-
flicatc. ST NEWLY
Dallas County, Nov, 6 lS5e-yl:9t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

~ co. Richardson, OF Marshall. has been IN
Daas t,F overall days, enjoying the Inequalities Of
Qua ligsas, lie Is an accomplished gentleman, and
made a number Of warm friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
GEeANT & CasNHPT,ON

Plantation Ss Builders Hardware, Us.
&c., AGRiCULTUR.aL LMPLEAlENY
And machinery OF ali kinds.
u EhPEbS and Mowers, Corn Shelters,
IL Cutters, Flows, Ilarrows, Mills, etc, Bu
Hinges, Screws, Tacks, Cutlery, Locks Nails, Bra
and Spikes, Gmlets, Saws, Auvils,' Vices, Rake
Forks, Blacksmitli's longs and lInmmcrs, lIaro
Teeth, Grind Stones, Well Buckets, Picks, Grub an
wedding Hoes Shovcls and Tougs, Boat Spikes, Sac
dlcry, Dray Collars, Brides and Saddles Plow. an
Dray Harness, Trace and Log chains Black, Varnsl
Paint, Whitewash and .Hlrking Brushes, Scales IN
Balances, Shovels and Spades Axes and llatchct
Sugar-house Lamps, Cane Knives, etc, etc.
Agents for Todd and Ralerty's Steam Engines
from three to one hundred horse power-portablc an
stationary Strong and Ross Platform scales, etc
Falcr's Patent Portable Iron Railing.
Moro Cnstle StrAnd, GalycstOM.-NOv. 2-lS:2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
NOTICE.

The next meeting Of the Association will lie held on
The first Monday in March, 1850.
Books for stock will be kept open the Office of the
Recording Secretary until that time. After that,
Soa nay u told, . stand from under''
~ JSo N CROCKETT. Rec. Sec'E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
UuIstJy,NTssyI

If years s,ann Inns bccn totally cured, rl"s' Ulcers ln'
nors Running Sores scra, slh lon'-, Fcons' sW'll'n''
urn- ntcs, oil-, Chaps, Neuralgia Salt hhoun' aud all
,chcs and prns upon man. ond Kindred complaints upon
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
pressler's New Man of Texas.

tff ihese slis niii MAPS etmll ~ thalies w,
fsa tf braughlsman II the deiFal land once at Aas
tn, haniiu e1oIe and rlieTs designed eNpgessy ~
rinuArF ani oihuts, sale at he Herald oi-
me-, i IS So Casa Il is admitted ~ all that thsis Ute
rHn -Usa az II feNas Inhissai fhose Wishing Oie
sl"1N csH ~, as there arr Lul ieg CA hand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
The Cctl,,r s.nri,,ss rn.tiiuin-

ucAfEp far ml. Suh N,st e Dallas Daits e,anty To,
- IS, vii 'pan ita SECLNn FissiuN tie 81 Mnpsy in
sElfEMhl l,a9 uui-r ihe splEnnirirupa u Nh. Hig-
klAi NNh r,auisirnt assistants n puNssaTF,
TsTms, P'S session OF. srs MoHIAsI
Primary Department, per meath, 81 GO
lntcrmUNntc Department 10. to- 2v3
Higher English Department, do. do so
Lmgunl Department, 90
III" asNc terms viii h. airci ion all ea.e. except Ia pro-
''a''l srhH'ss, usi lupNs charged entrance cuse
''sstn The latalurss IL the Lsiy II uis sr.I aui m.
h'ihri II tie surruTlns ctzsnshp not H. supas,cd
ANY wlrrr n the state, The building, lust nnsrI IL hrsr
r"uF T. acrommas' hundred pupils auI Il has is,ru c,
snlrl with siEtl8 rucr to the cn,V,yrr AMI niapv,iihn
!" uv hih NJ tnic Whd occupy IT, Bani h., tt.u
~ n'nr r tl at rsonic Al bnis luv at the Close
~ llir srssiuU, Arril -, lSd0.-I3ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
s.inimcnf.
YAI.UAm,E mOKaE SAVED!

such as rugonc, gall scratches spawn, oll'oNil sUconN
hoor.al, &C., nrc suhducl anil cured by the Mustang
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
SCHOLASTIC.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.


MALD DEPARTMENT.
~ i.a...-.'H. A. N, l4az ESQ il.f F-frs- .
Frsrh iangusls.
al Philosophy and liali-s lrtin,s
omy, '-' N''N'''
laas FTsHksA' n, iFof Of Gennan language and lit
NJ J; T. SMITH faaesa Of PEsIAraiOly IsIas..i.sa,
LAW DEPARTMENT.
fliu4 lsa,ui,s;
Hon, z, r. Wheeler, Hon n. r A. Ra,lst
Mn. 4. lsngvTs, Esq, John Ss,lf, -
li,, Institution iu helishne saniioi,- ,utent.
lT' rlurl n the hs Catalogue tiir tuly inc Ii
- &" ii" University aTv III gs.sgr.s ~ - a.,y yul
ln-nlNt'n ln Auieura,
4NUuu IA lliinaSy ,eIaItnleu. 81 90 y,A4
fslefsr, s e.
i-irEN aIli HgilsHt.ifae, Wt
I. Anl "a s"ti Eimliies ~ ifon sl0 a. sl2 month
no Literary lsIuTuisnt Uummcnres eNrTri-ts On ne
is, ~ f"lH'ATy, snl i'e Ls Department the s,h -
lI tnm!Er IaIir,lT,, Catalogue or address ITrs,,
y, I" ' ~ ~ e. hlNli.,hN, or liuu, u Z, WHEELER
""i'M'i''t A'Aa'r 1at, 10, lsi9-ltly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

An rTayks Christmas Toys and Preaoues.
a., So Itak 4; Bro. have received at their Christ
mas .sra large assortment of ire works-roclets,
Of yaua'a ies, revolyinglighs, Roman candles, tor
pcd..- irackors, saIit@, &C.; toys of every des-
cipaar r-guns, sworJs, dalls, (waz and china)
slUieon. 81 so&ieis, ST.. every ,hins. III fact, to
oho1a aad light the young folks. The Christians
Pao w ebrilliautly illuminated Saturday night,
nnd aao Ibc attractions displayed for the ediRca-
ton O. h9 tie boys and girls Come, everybody,
aud rirs your spare change, if you wish to mako
You chi uga happy with choice and appropriate pre-
SCENTS Fo'ies Of candy and eNtatle' will be there,
waiting . Give their last ritcs, to tho mcrry-lns-
king o' ltgn voices and still happier hearts Come
md aroy scene. Bring the lutte stockings and
I'LL tBNu fdlt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
Young ladies, Seminary.

MISS utHy a, uUItIN, woull iufoTm the
~ 'N, "' ~ aa ah the csnmuuiiy Al large, that ~
W" ,in ,,'l At We ha'nl, lal, &c yuuus l.Ls. Eni
A'lu,'! callnr''cins Mnlhay, lyhs gps,a,s.r,
lrmAIf a. iafmHi, isTHrnlh, a o.
lutHiHsi,atr department, . al
Lshg tIaiish Department. NJ
- Tni tn Iala'lr Il he chose - rsisTn, ~
inis'inl q" ~ srH e the rulc ale n,IsTs hss.sl h
grslN th,sh alo tl,nr hrr with the Il p.tE,a.sy
Illls, rlAa., h.Il, ld.ll l,al-laM
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
no Sheep ssaiscrs.

To sheep ssaiscrs.
NN'u mtde arrangements with houses In New
iotand Boston, am prepared either To buy
Noo, or sake II for shipment, to either of the ahoyc
na,hyI unss, Owners OF sheep will Ind Il lysa,y
70 u'lr WNltaRo TO give me q call, before enya ps
u'''r "'o' oNrwise. HERMAN IllGSiI,
,'tGah s poaaiigon's forAer S,,5.A
Dallas, Jui27, Is5a.-I:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

B5 1 20 pleased to see our old friend, Col.
Naiacli Aston, in office few days ago. The Col.
has iea1Ne ON Collin county to Galveston, where
he viii t- a ~ at all times to his friends from
the upper try.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

hcreby certify that this 9 20 true carr ~
tia original Wit 10 me directed. This Nov. I4th
1859. JNo, WILLIAMS, Sheriff E2Es Co.
20:Sw.-Printers' fee $3l so.
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TIE HERALD.
local AND COUNTY NEWS.

MUSIC Lhss0NS.--Alr, l-ATiM., 500 roni.ate
wi g. f'it nstuellun pn che iiAAuu NH- Hin d,siIc
'oa,l il'u s.lses ofh. services ntrn, lisn.s, s's
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

/ USr ARRIvEB-rhe first lot Of ST. hJCHO-
j LIS STOM-qCff BITTERS, at the store cf
W. W. PEAK & BRO.
w W. PEAK n BRO are sslc Agents Tor
w JpHEELER'S LdGER. put up in any
quantity from one quart to forty gallons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
Fine RsioNaIc.i sl,ec,l-

Milford, Ellis County. Texas, Dee. /. SsbS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-09-01
SemDer FideIis,

Occasional, the correspondent of For
ney's Press, gives the following remin-
iscence of the amiable Buchanan, who GER
tainly seems to have one the christian gra-
ces, forgiveness of enemies and doing good
to these Who hate him: t.-....,-
In December of 1874, after the election
Of James X. Polk and George NJ. Dallas,
the Electoral College assembled at Harris
burg, and during its sitings the body-guard
of Mr.. Buchanan's friends, yourself among
the number of course, appeared on the
ground for the purpose of obtaining from
that College a recommendation of Mr.. Bu-
chanan to President Polk as the fittest
person to occupy the important post Of
Secretary of State. Among those who as
sisted in this "labor of love-" were Henry
Welsh, of York, DR.. George F. Lehman,
and Benjamin H. Brewster, of Philadel-
phia, Edwin w. Hutter, (then the une-
qualed editor of the Democratic State pa
per, and one of the most unfinching
friends that James Buchanan ever had, and
now an eloquent Lutheran clergyman in
your city,; Isaac G. MKinley, the pro-
prietor of the Harrisburg U1,ion at that
time, with bis partner, since deceased, j..
NJ. G. Lescure, and a number of others
1t was no easy task. e4
Time works wondrous changes. Of all
the men who came to Harrisburg in De-
cember, of 1874, to induce the Electors to
perform this work, 1 know but one now
living who is not arrayed against the poll
cy of Mr.. Buchanan, and whom he has not
persistently prescribed since the beginning
of the Administration. Mr.. Kneass, how
ever, who refused to participate in the re-
referred to, and afterwards
joined in; the intrigue to keep the present
President out lofthe Cabinet of Polk, to.
gether with David R. Porter James NJ.
Porter. and others, now theaocepted favor
ties of Mr.. Buchanan, is now the Admin
Buchanan candidate for District
Attorney in your cityi v-s 81 -. 5s.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-09-01

According to this classification the Re-
publicans would lack six votes of major
ity over all Others But the Herald puts
such men as Reynolds of Albany, Clark
and Haskins of New York, Adrian of New
Jersey, Hickman Of Pa, andsDavis. of In
diana, in opposition to; the Republicans,
when it is morally certain that at least. .tive
of them will yotennd act with the Repub-
licans from first to last. And there is no
good reason for supposiug that Schwartz of
Pa, and Riggs of New Jersey will vote
against the Republican candidate. But least
of all is it likely that any of the Southern
Opposition or the Anti.Lecomptou men,
bers will support the Administration candi-s
date for Speaker or Clerk. The Herald,
as usual, is trying to figure out a ''crisis, J"
but it will discover when the time comes
that tho, Republicans will control the or
ganization of the House. - Leader. i1s1'