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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

/ Elito- 7p'ias Jtra'y.
/ SIR --it Rau.nou Is youD1 an growing couA-
t., presume Il viii not ha rulr-.estipc "a vou M
rnoroua readers to inform them how we arc ec..lng
ulon". \ large portion of the county cm.ans some
/ Of the fuest ilnl in Mort cm TcSas enI Is eminent
y adapted 10 the production Of small gram Of agcry
variety. Tho section Of the county adjacent 20 Roe.
wan near the Northern line IF tho county aud dowr
tine LlSt h'u6 OF Dust Fori OF Trinity river affords
the iucst ded to the enrerprsng farmer, oil any couu-
1 Try have ever seen in the State
hnuimao mrs large amclut Of stock o. the usual
kind, cattle, sheep &c. The town OF Kaufman is fnst
IMPROVING. aud Is one Of the most beautiful natural
positions for vihge that can he found in Eastern
rexJa. Here We have good water and good health
/ we havsa brisk UTt-huuae, now under contract
Iojy feet square, which VIII DO finished dnrinc The
nekT twelve mcaths In. Marlborough tho contract
w, tells me that no thinks he can mako good ar
tice oF brick ear the Village
iAerc viii be n iiue, large anl commoiiouy church
erected Turing the year, by the Methoi IS whic1.ip
addition 70 the present Presbyterian church will Is.
quite an Improvement Mr. j. ". johnson, an en-
terPr.sng merchant of our town, is building large
Two story stnre house, which will soon be completed
Col ) O. ttba', the vel known, kind and ac1ommo-
dating hotel keeper IS hutdrg again on a new 5ca-
ton No has Just completed his dining room for the
reconciliation Of his trauls ut the .pproachins term
ot lie District CUurt, which Il ninety six feet in
length, During the 5ummer he desgas putting up
large nhu foony hotel, where ho wit be ever 1aaly
to receive his old aequoiuLsnces and the ravelino
public generally.
MIR. Parker occupies The old stand Of Col Gibbs.
ana Keeps good house. lie is y gentlcmanly aad
polite proprietor.
The Kaufman Female Institute, under the super
in.endonGe OF Sirs lompkins, is in atourshns co
dition. Mrs l. IS an active and elGGjen, ,eachcr
The politics Of our county is Democratic aud as
far as have learned, are rgelr in flyor Of The re-
election to Congress of Judge Reagan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

.UI TN lHnNI mn.
nHHlHsf nffs. Dol. na .l
fi sif.f .n rfrp .tlIa r-Il
lrIs.f f,t u. frr .HHtt Do T'i ia
fif.isaftn ,Hr.fn Con- .n. t--it. .lta
aFlt rlllr a. rI'.F .'I.I ouroIu.. odd
rrrd 10 la .'a uf afti.ois- NJ suna
lio.la0. 500. ..s ~ ..o. il.sf t,ss. srf
H ,ha ..s., ..... t.a i..-s. arI lI0ftln If
bs 'rp..,f. 10 Doc iav OF ls ind.i. tiey
"a, .i.t F.. .ims
iar, ..fs a-s .ulstaniiated O., ~, white
soon, s.. %. t.o Ei4r'i Agency. vlo wore
lrba Obj. urr, Hre, following a. uau Of q
H.r'E .''.. Ha E,p lad stolen a inc mare irln
Ng M.e. r- t,, Iora- Re,ns, aui wlo
ana '.. u..ea Nlsrs IL, tsr, hai os.urs',
H'. au.. . noi.'ofp rolaucle killed, aud
tic, Grles o. tas lat.la and upon following
ihr unn lirlo Eestrv, ~, ans. thoy soon 5lsc.-
rr.r .."n. having ia ther possession a., p.stg,
90. lir'ieo, which va ilertsG6lhya private marx
r0 t.r handle They ln1 also tie l,mast DOW
with '.ol.u = hi, oG 70, blob ras also iisnti-
aed The friendly rdinns h. during ths agl,
sIar5jel IN r,scu,pg ~ head oC lor q. mostly
AmTrican, md Oh nnlor a strange lgaud nos re-
ccgnifed al or about ,lc Ae'ncies
These fats Mr., Deekmaa l,anol two days
aG,, from Capt Ross, who thinks hat ta, marty
Of Ccmun'os that killed lLaIicn ar, .hc same
rhnt lay" been comni,'rs a,predotionson Co.'S.
house crcos l0l o'1u. LomaUs.
Much pr1jsc ist1, 70 ,. indians OF ,hc Re-
serve FOR !cr.d'g wu Tie muri5rors and We
have no dr1'r r'Nh P,r'@crirg pursuit Of rlc T
mischief 90 lus, wun'i "a moss cases, lead to
.aeir detection, ',he.h,r I'd or white men.
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Democratic Meatips Of cooke County

| At 2 meeting of the ramocr0ey Of Cooke comfy
Texas, assembled at Gainesville on the 23i day OF
nAprh lS2n, the meeting was organized bv ealing
iMansue W Matthews to the Chair and 5. s. Cltpsn,
ter and J. Z. Hughes were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, the Chair re luested to state the OBJ
Ject OF this meeting; which he proceeded 70 90 in
lucid and able manner, aud Mt the request OF the
Chair, q. y. f7erts made further remarks
On motion committee Of Ave was appointed 10
to draft resolutions expressive Of the sense of this
meeting whereupon the chair appointed J. W. Dough-
orty, ", {. c. Weaver, j. NJ. Lindsey, Judge G. 4
Eycrts-ar1 j L. Sheegos said committed
WhcCeUpDn The committee reported the following
W8rREAs, n convention Of the Democratic party is
called to meet at Henderson IN Rusk county on the
ID Of Nay next FOR the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for Congress, and whereas, they are fuiv
satisfied with the course pursued in the last Con-
gress by our representative John H. Reagan; there
fore be it,
FResolrcd LIST. That the Hon John IT, Reagan is
onr first choice for Congress-
Resolved, I'd. That W. T. G. Weaver, s S. Car
penter, and Daniel Montague, be- and they are here
by appointed delegates 10 represent The petple Of
Cooke county in the Congressional convention at
Henderson.
Recolred. 81. That the said delegates he and thov
are hereby instructed TO use their exertious to So
cure the nomination John IT. Reagan, and should
they f'il osceure his nomination, Lon they are left
free to vote for any other good Democrat.
Rescued, Attn That in the event Of our saii dele
gates failing 10 attend the convention At Henderson.
then, in that event, Col W. C. Young, Of Grayson.
and g. W. Guess of Dallas. or either Of them are fn-
y authorized to represent Cooke county in said con
TentioG at Henderson
On motion the resolutions as reported were adept
ed
Resolrsi, That We, The people Of Cooke county, in
convention assembled having the fullest confidence
in the honesty and integrity as well as Ia The learn
ing and sound political principles of cur Eeev citi-
zen W T. q. " eAver, DO hereby recommend him as A
suitable person to represent the COUNTIES Of Cooke,
Collin, Denton and Wise. in the next Legislature Of
the State Of Texas, rs Fioater for said Dis Iict,
On motion adopted
Rssolrsd, That the proceedings Of his meeting be
sig1Sd and published in the Tialas Herald North
ern Staudard, and .Sberuan Patriot.
Resoiref, That this meeting adjourn siRs lie
NJ. MATTHEWS, CArirmaa.
SIS cAnPENTlR.( cs,rs,s..,.
J. HTsEKs,
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Golrestoa, .andl Gg,, 1859.


GAuvgsroN, ArrIt 9Th, is55fas>...
Referring to the above Notice, we beg to s-y Nat
we shall continue the
General Agricultural and horticultural
Business, ut the Id 5and "Moro Castle, under the
name and style Of +" GRANT s. CO.NPTO.S''
where will be found large and varied assortment OF
everything pertaining to the farming utcresto OF OF
State.
We solicit n continuance of the patronage, hereto
fore extended to the late Firm which wo expect to de-
serve by prompt and discharge every trust
Although We do not invite consignuents Of Cotton,
or other produce, yet we win give those who send
such the benefit OF experience either in sale here
or shipment elsewhere, charging only the regular
commissions. Purchases of supplies, upon cash orders
will be made, and goods received and forwarded With
dispatch JOHN G. GRANT,
44-6m. TH0S. L. C0MPTQ ". .
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70, ng pnl, unl.

'or WuRru, iESAs, Apr .y,h 1850.
u. EaiJy The political horizon here IL calm
lui NOS lCay gs would ho desirable AZ this nar.
ticilar dine fat public ruso beats regu iry,
while We ne I'll 'gohu, with unusual interest % die
.sul % '1c Houston Convent ol with The occasional
r,'e VI 1n anxious aye ;'Ta IL the Henderson Con-
Ncnuom' Il Is lo be- hop.i that iuocioug nominations
vi" 10 made 10y each thos. meetings, Il i is incyi-
tab 20 every thinking Mind tIat h, action oC those
tougcn'iorS Wii cyost t0r veal oe "a uulo,d aud
hHierio npiolC influence the desuies Of the Demo-
c'fd. party Of ito state Of Tex 81 and may not say
.oJ much Hh2r adI, on the future "a the Natirnal
bpuocrl'l PT@ tr the time nov is when Texas
mus Wi.ll q tOumuuairg influence Va the national
councils aud should DC there represented by men Of
nog .ity, irnncs aWt commanding ability Men
who 1vo the Union fr The salr Of their .cunty and
VINO viii maintain !, ilr IL gtt'ng care, bnt who
would dissolve Il for The same reason, .. 10 protect
the South, 70 protect ON constitutional tights fnoel
be, OFT Of the Union, when ws have exhausted our
moons 10 protect them N the Union.
The idea ot rgopopiug the African slave trade is
growing continent among tie Southern people r.
has 5 or.yu IN th" cry nature Of the the relations
We sur IN TO tie Government aud is absolutely nee
assT to che mh0taiuance OF oar equality in the in
ION aGd 70 tho existence oi the Union ITSELF as i now
Is i will certGiuly BOAR Down before il every oppu-
stoa II II an eXrcEercy demanded by the exigcncy
oT ,hc times which IN tho end cannot lie rCsise, set
projections is the gst law OF nature, and the apueal
when rightly made mast prevail, 10 should not .o-
atUte platform for ny party but should be left 10
the a0uni discretion of the Intelligent masses for
none Oe.oHging TO my shade Of political parties nj the
south differ IN thpr opinions its expediencr as
"eii as the nc't@ oPnraA2h The unanimous voice Of
our people here Is Tor fudge John Gregg for Congress
with bu. little hope o! h being successful before the
convention, which tis greatly 10 be feared is liked
Up concern
Our ri' begins present quite u prosperous a,car
Hn'e houses Of permanently character going up IN GyFy
tyf,g
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Lost. Straved. or stolen.

Two AMERICAN MARES, and one yearling Male.
L One Of tile Mars IS black. 10 hands high. s yrs
old, and had small bell her when shs leff. The
mule Is her colt ard is Of yellow serFel color The
other is Of q dspple grey colour, Is hands high
G yrs old, and ives heavy With foai The above ami
mails left NY place On the 18th Of APRIL last, and
think they have gone North towards the Tniiau Ma
ton. 4 liberal reward viii be paid 10 any one who
will either send them to ne II my house, Or inform
ne WHERE can get them. A. J. z.AXWELI.
msy2--2t II mice 2. ". o. pon6s.
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French Store at Reuufogs.

A LWAYS SUPPLIED with . large stock of Groce-
~ ries, Hardware Dry Goods, RE.sDY .H.dDEl
CLOTHING, Crocke'y CUTLERY Books and Sta
tionely, Paints, Oils, Drugs, &c, &C.
.rnsf NM Rsrs.-fro :, t,II NIL. or
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April tth. 1889. (
w, kfitn About The !st OF n.r,h l.s,
tvl hyc0, ly the mama of Nm. Watson and
Smuloy, taiar between North and south Sulplur
Greek io lAma County, and sait hat thev wer,,
s'holi iuybars, eHl IA short time made an
,hef schools within two miles OF a.oi other.
ana taught school some two or three weeks, and
On he 4th ~ this month, ihey mot Mt the house
OF William ElnOro and askod him aud his h.otl,-
or i,g horses and guns, co take q turkey hant,
60 whlrh thoy ready acceeded, nni ~ YET thoy
haze not rs.u ned, Watson il about 30 years Of
age, ircNpl legion hair nearly white, aud about
liza iest r,y or ligh. inches high, has an i'm ped
mcat ~ lis speech hc !, good peyforuer on tie
violin lie rode N an iron-gey horse, about
siS ~ seven years old, PAGES well, rrend not re-
collected; the said Wa son, tovk a black cloth
coat Of mine aud u new hiue wcplcn hat,
d Stanley is about 81 years VI age, heavy set
weighs abojt one hundred snd scyenty-fvc pounds
and about six feet high, dark hair, very quic;
spoken, holds his head erect while talking, but
lcokp OF, his righr eye how IS nearly all white,
ALEC y noted white SPOT on one ride OF his chm.
Stanley code N brown stallion, about seven or
eight years old. branded On the l,it shoulder witt
the initials - e. about / - hands high
They stated that they came from Aliss)ati, and
appeared very restless ever since thnir arrival
here the sand Watson boarded with rio, aud
would jump at the bark of dog. suspiconcd
cha, something WIS wrong before they left here |
Tor the South. US they made considerable inquiry
loOnt the southern counties. Four OF our noigh /,
boris AFRO IN search o. them.
We hop thGt all tho papers Will copy, so that ,
hey may be arrested ana brought to Justice /,
Any Information concerning them Ut the horses
vii! be 'hlosiully receiyed. Address,
JAMES W SELL.
Charleston, Hopkins Co. Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

10 Before our paper shall be issued again, the
resa'tof the Henderson Convention vii be known
and unless the delegates grossly disobev their inarue
tions, Judge Reagan viii bear down ali opposition.
and we viii have the privilege of once marc polling
our votes for him. Many Of tho newspapers outside
OF The District take active interest in The rrocee !
Ings Of the Convention now in session At Henderson
The honston Telegraph enc Of our hest exchanges,
seems to entertain fears Of Reagnn rc-aomination
The Inioilgenccr' has tasen up the cgdsal il good
earnest, and strikes some good blows IN his Behalf .
We have no fears now Of his rorom'-.. ., Il CON-
seqnently none, Of his ro-cicction TO Corgrcse.-
Whatever may occur 10 mar the harrnon, OF tho CON
Tention, re hope will be attributed to The right canse
and not he attributed to The weakness Of The Democ
facy' The nipple of dscor3 may bathroom in. but
We have hopes that it will DC summary Kicked out.
and no more cause be given to fls'cn the sin Of
family quarrel upon the DanIoorac.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Young Gentleman graduate Of Mary
"A vile College, desires situation Teacher in a
High School or Academy, ia Texas. References given
Address president of Msrysvie College, Marys-
ville, Blount Co, Tenn" or to " Mr. s. H. Owen
Sweet wnter. Monroe Co Tenn. nnv4-A4-qt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

- That sterling Old sheet the Sorloil. and Ports.
mouth 'HeTSld makes is appearance regularly Al our
ofse From i re learn that the gallant Zous7e De-
R1iere. the hero Of the Blunt drama has tuIue. up
in ses York az q" confidence man. and Possessed
huseIfOf pretty large portion Of the g pills Of
Colonel in tie c. s. Arny.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

fr0sa the 'staies' VIC learn that % ins1irecticn
Aad occurred int the island Of Ja,Hael u e5ssqaepee
e. the impostis1 q aeg tax, 70 Which ue nesroe,
EsEs utwiiliag ., sabraii Col. Khi'feid. yetcran
Of Waterloo. was sent 20 dispeTse de rebels aa ne-
nesis afser sone los On the rlrt 81 lis DARK q 20
Hsnia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

rHK TiEsT OF ms se.ssx ID ,searsrt abtsi--
~s rsss sbown yesteriay. BY slE {. @ DsrenaeFf, a
couple II Irish PotAfpes. sly large ss shaaghai
hsf7iez' They we're grssa ass Issson - Fr0afyr
We hxTs h,i them n Daiiis fgr tie LAST lars
sFe 49, Gcase-eerfiss, asa noe ihaR TO
~ :. -:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

SERIOUS AccTDEy7 TO JUpoE Ccn,lrprc-Thc
Jefferson Gazette says that Judge ochiltrrc qsprc-
epitte with his horse and buggy aboat twenty feet
IRON a bridge into the water below. The judge has
rc'o'esel from the accident ard li. hOrso escaped
uahurt, .tiisthe suggy waa a perfect wreck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04
STEAM ENGINES.
From . To 100 Horse Power
PAGES PATENT
STE Am SAW MILL,

" Agents for Y, CARVER & co. IS improved
Cotton Gin, and Chichester Improved Sea Fslsnd
egttoh Gins. The latter as nearly perfect as they
can. be rsadeaud far superior in execution 10 any
now sxtant.
Also. General Agents Scr Manufactures.
Galves'onls May 9Th. 1879. Oily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

- The Colorado 'Citizti' says it was nearly cold
enough for frost at Columbus las. Friday night, and
Esica's' itself upon the aapPo.on that cold wcaih-
g Is eTer Cor this season
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NOTICE,

ISAAC G. Williams having disposed Of his en,re IN.
teres in the business Of the drIn Of "lsAAo G. Wu
LIhMs Co.." on the lst instant 10 his Copariners
ihom0s r. Compton and Jota 6 Grarf, said Arm
is dissolved
The business will be continued BY said Compton. &
uran5 Tor their own account, who ARE charged With
the liquidation Of the liabilities Of said ate Grn and
the collection Of MI debts due the same.
ISAAC 6 WILLIAMS
THOMAS =. COMPTON,
JOHN g, GRANT
Go'restoa, .an3l ~, 1859. 44:8,n.
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Ir. Imf f. n.I ~
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It,lr- Pc l'Uant III. su. ~, ~ z
N.uht H WV 'lsenrsrfI IN rotation 70 thi
,nierded ~, ~. nI ~ ile expedition which
tnt Afw York M Aof che roe ming annount !
iHl Nrr loiA iu 81 .fliisI Part ul Marrh
M ronps haj lrsih. ~ ierel out and hs ,5-
,oli' "a wa thought ~RnIa , Ies..ly suppress,
lhe OH liosl ra,s Fl, flufst 81. Willis mns
ul 'o.day Ia reurt, io .h.- city, puda verdict
y,a' si''n unaiu'I WIKI, awarding damage in
ih7 sun Of $50
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sDring and Nurllnier aiOnfIs.

Lawns Nuslins, Ginghams, Printed Calisos, Do1aes-
ties, Stripes, Checks, Ribbons. Trimming Fringes.
Lace, ladies' and Misses Shoes, Sc. may4-44-ly
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sNALEn larenpnsAIs

VA I'LL BE RECEIVED nj the Oneo II tho Reg,-
mental, or Noting Assistant Quqytsrmasier, u.
.. Army, at C'mp Cooper r,SNs, npti ~ o'clock. NJ
On fhc alst dhy ofAly next, (t which tone the b1,
will no publicly opensl). FIR iurpishing
$1,000 Bushels OF CORN,
moro or less, 10 The rcOps stationed NJ Camp Cooper
TaSNs, for one year FROM the inso II the rirrct
The C1ri Ia hO delivered sherd aud sacked, In
good serons sacks q los M -,x pounds to the bush
ell Mt such times ard 10 sloh quantities NJ Ioay 10
called for by the officer Of the Or Mrs Dept at tho
Post
Two good securities VII be required for The faithful
ger ormancc Of tho contract. whose names and rtsi
dcUcc will he mentioned in the bids
Dds deemed unreasonable will he rejected
The bids 10 be endorsed outside Proposals for fur
nisiinS corn At Camp Cooper, Texas aud directed
to the post Or. AR. at TINT rlase
Tho Or Master Department will NOT be responsible
for o pny for any Of tho sacks in which the corn is
delivered. J.F, 1iTNTER,
q Lieut.. %, C'aoalry, Req'l or Mr..
OFFICE or GgGL On. Mn. ID CAvALRY,
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'0AF q Ht8NT TN0s. z. F0Apro!
GRANT & COMPTON,
NT1tIGfSSt'RH TO
ISAAC G.. WILLIAMS g. Co,

! SEEGESS0RS TO
! ISAAC G.. WILLIAMS & Co,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Moro Castle, Strand Galv ston.
EXIIERE will be found large stock of srcultural
w Imp|emcnts, suited to The present md growing
wants 81 this country. Among these great varic.
! ty Of
/ phoWs, Cast wrought und Steel, FROM light
one horse TO six cattle
| HhRR0WS--hoproved HINGE and Expanding.
| CuLTiVArORS Of all kinds Cotton Sweeps,
and Cotton Scrapers, and flarse Hoes.
CCRhShEi.LERS, Single End Double for bond
and horse ruwer.
CORN PLANTERS, Seeds Sewers. for hand
ana horse power. Moving and Reaping
MA CHI MES,
Scvthrs and Cradles, Fanning Mills.
CHuHNS-RotarY, Thermometer and Dash.
Garden Engines, Hoes, Spades, Axes, Picks,
fhreshing Marhines, Horse and Hand ltakes
FLoURTN'G md PL.a.N'TaTyON
Corn Willis.
Burr Stone and Steel Corn and Cob Crushers,
and Feed Mills, Bush Hooks, Store and Wharf
Trucks, Garden and Dirt Barrows, Wagon and
Plow Harness, Collars, HINES &c
OK YoKES, BOWS, Bow PINS and Bull
Rings, Road and Ditching Scrapers; Strong and
Ross Patent Platform Scales, OF all sizes and dss-
oriptions, ne Plus ultra OF Scale Manufacture and
the only agency in Texas.
8 { l. tt G-s-.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

To those who enjoy b, tsooi Slo5', would re
eomwfNd The celebrated fGgipiI KlNilinies Ioias-
%, prepared expressly tr thc powhsh u Pipe, asrni
lot OF which have JUS received direct nom ono nj
the Second FdHHitf u pirgiria
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

W1sslxsToy. April l2.-Seyen witnesses for
the aecnse in The trial Of Sickles for the murder
OF hey were examined to-1ay.
Objection were raissi to the INTRODUCTION. as
testimony. Of Mrs. Sickiess written confession
ne gn'Isy intsnley NTH Mr.. Key, and the
Objection susfsInsd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

The place Of poor L1timer in the elitCrial doDa,t
nca' u the poups 'iler.li,' will hereafter be nile,
ny former friend q the deceased who chooses fol
'no present to preserve M iacoyaito character III,
pohues of the popefwiI be Unchanged and the friend
~ relations hitherto existing between it and its nu.
,inerons exchanges vii! be- discontinued ifstuf
present occupant OF The editorial chuir can prevent il
! NaceNer tLis gentleman m.y DO, he wieas r,,d,
/ -Li gtacetui pen. HIS mpnent TO Judge Pas,;naJ
~ ~ neat ana vel deserved rs to render no aDoloyv
Necessary, on the part OF the pro. TEN FIR it, repun-
uca'loh IN the columns Of the 'lutelligencer' An
prquHiihea endorsement from such sound and
( conservative source, will outweigh all tho petty
h.Les and deauucatIons, enarutns iron, certain be-
"iiuted contemporaries, whose ethics are squared be-
dJ tng else lldn correct standard uf pure delnoc
Hacy'- fatei!gaActr.
The @oove complimentary notice VIC clip from the
aoat'lern 'inteligercer, whose accomplished pro
aTa IS rs e!cpus and delicate in the style of his
compliment, As lie ls kind and gentlemanly in his
leatng towards ms. The 'Inteaigencer We have
read since its inception the present day ami whetb
or Judge Paschai is ut his post editorial, or his
able pro tenn discharges It's duties it. interest never
las aud it is always readable aud instructive.