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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

| against inc southern Pacific Railroad Company
ran alleged forfeiture of charter, was submitted
10 jury OF tins county, and resulted in verdict
against the State. This terminates one of the
| most important. and as we believe, the only re-
manning difficulty that imredes the successful
prosecutonof this great enterprise. All she f.
nancial troubles Of the Company are happily en-
icd aud theS mt present degree of confidence
unanimity oFfeeling ana corporation in Texas
in favor Of the Company, such as has never cxls
ted since its inception. Nothing remains but to
arrange the details, which it is believed will be
completed before the public meeting on the Goth
In Il few weeks the debts. which are now either
paid or satisftct rily arranged with cash or good
paper, will be, it is confidently believed, paid in
null, and the Company, free from debt, will ac-
lively resume the work. This news will be graf
flying to the friends OF the enterprise in the inte-
rior and abroad. A junction will soon lie obtain
ed with the Memphis and Ell pAso Company
These great works, when completed, will act as
great arteries, inyigorating and sustaining all
other railroads with which our State will be ram
lied in IL few years. Within the next thirty days,
therefore, the conditions upon which Mr.. Thomp.
son agrees to accept the Presidency, it is conf
IDENTIFY believed, will be completed; and when
that is accomplished, large subscription may be
expected from the substantial. solid men of Tex |
as. The fullest legislative assistance and foster
ing care, compatible with the interests of the
State, as indicated by its past action may he full
ly relied upon. A few hands have been placed |
upon the work, and the money is in the treasury
to pay them. llencef0rth it will be the policy of |
the Company to construct the work for cash, and |
for cash alone. The road will be completed to |
Marshall as soon the material can be brought |
up the river, and it is hoped in time to ship the
crop OF this entire section of country. Orders
have been given for the construction of ware
house ut this place to store cotton, merchandise
re.
he paper used in payment Of the debts has been perfect
y satisfactory to the CREDITOR that has received without
Ia2l OF the Compay AND absolute payei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
EinaI Settlement

M N. l.. d John L. Anderson, Administra
w tors, with the will annexed, of the estate
of VIM. Anderson deceased, have fled in nv Office
their final account current with said estate. TO-
geth-r With their petition, praying for frd dis
charge This IS therefore 20 notify eli rr1r1
iUtsIrstsi 90 come forward at tht res. sa-a 4
ihs CJuaty Court Of Dallas county. 70 BE- ed a.
fhe t7uTt-I5ase in tie town Il Dallas On Z last
Monday In October 1859, sni contest ths sass
u tnay tainf proper y T. AASTEN.
ia 5H1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05


10 the Judgc Of the Nati Jadicial District Of saia
State.
YOUR petitioner. j. w. Johnson, a resident
citizen of Kaufman County and State of Texas,
alleges that on or about the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1850, G. w. Edgeworth, whose residence is
unknown to your petitioner. executed and deliv-
cred to petitioner his obligation in writing, sub
stantially "a follows
&lGO 95-lOO One day after date promise
to pay Jasper W. johnson or order, the sum of
one hundred and sixty dollars and % cts, for
value received. September 18th, 1859.
(signed) q. W. EDGEwoRTu.
Whereby defendant became liable and bound to
pay petitioner the amount of money in said writ
ten obligation specified, according to the tenor
and effect thereof
Petitioner further alleges that said defendant
has never paid said sum Of money, or any part
thrreof, although often requested so to do
Wherefore petitioner prays for process according
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

:, Gen. Winfield Scott, COMMANDMENT.
United States Army, left New York on
pit, for the North Pacific ria Panama and
CARRYING with him full Instructions from
ut, with regard TO the difficulties At san
l. \ grand display Of the military Of
,ook place on the occasion, md the Gen.
as the steamer proceeded down New York
d he L. $. forts at Governors Island, Fort
nj Fort Hamilton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

postmaster.
The STATE OF TEXAS, IN COUNTY coUNT-
COUNTY OF DALLAS. }sEpT TERM A. D. 1859
w M. l.. John l.. Anderson, administrators
W with the will annexed of the estate of VIM,
Anderson, late of Dallas county, Texas. deceased
have filed in the County Court of said county
their petition for partition and distribution Of
the estate of said decedent, equally amongst the
heirs of said decedent-
Now, therefore, this is to notify Frances Ann
Jones, Andrew L. Anderson, and Selah Ann
Lacklund, all of the county of Lewis and State
of Missouri, and heirs at law of said VIM. An.
derson deceased, to be and appear at the Novem.
Der term of the County Court of Dallas county.
to be held at the rt-house, IN the town of
Dallas: on the last VI ,nday in November A. ID.
1899. and show cause if any why said partition
ana distribution should not be had as prayed for
in say petition. BY order of the County Court
Of Dallas county. w. X. MASTEN.
l44w c1'Kc.c.ncr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

Great Circus q orion s older, is siye.,>
reolumns, 10 Ic here IN Wednesday next
Mouth show ills around town win attract
md hy reading them aud the advertisement
zee what you will see"
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without v'-hUs g. u CT the man Vt cur choice Nth
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Requirements '' u" '''"''N '"'" ""E ava" We nave
amgns'tus A"rm'e'" "oi tie most s'rac't sect ~
"Nith1Vi an adjective II You please, to define his
And hut .irurlya d.aprrnL Unwilling Therein. all
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doctrine W Tue 't"s oi tue states lover "eiend-
~ and champion Of the Union under the Constitu- |
ton ardent, inlefatigahle, lncorrurt,Me he has
u,ycr We, known vl,, II i t ,I,., or 10 ,.r,ol IN
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II, o''' VI ''"''I"'!' HIS u''""'n TO Pr'he'P'e
any '"is'Hnh''' 81 SELL worthy the brightest days
Of b'l,n chyolry have stood forth Ia bold relief for
years, until the LOYALTY Of W,C,u has Lceomc pro.
yo,,i,, Va ara ham. :, ,o, Aha, no o,,,..i,,.,
Wv "'i,' " wv '"'' WV 'VT'S'to"
P''s "'' Tess severe ma" usual IN snrh cases. with
tie exception OF the Waco Democrat, whose charges
are cgR'cmptblc. wigfall has met them boldly and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

NJ Richard Pvtyrs, rf Atlanta,
forward a descriptive catalogue q the
Goat, by applying to him by letter. See
'emcu'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

the advertisement Of Sewing Mag"Hc
Any one wanting ouc of these u'eill and
articles, can now get Il At q low price,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

c are Indebted 10 our oil friend, J. Il.
90, Of B,rlstown, for f'cs II Kentucky
ny his shadow never grow less
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

f.... HHf tuiHuniHn In H.l
Fever A mtn ~ aal.uIisl fIsni, ihs iaI,s u.
lIsl lar lH.rrh a. o. ihat mere sisIssia, r,r,..
iT, unsupported ny Rn uHls,itlnr touf,s N consist
sl.v, Will nat aIshys ensure Tsrm,nsti .a,5t,s.
Ihs irgu n H.ahmanl. ha. established o. ou,r,r.
ins r ri. r5f'.ns ling thence nom Houston. r.s.
venting then, hom entering ihs iosl under ten ,J,
anr leaving Houston, under penalty N non
/ Eshi or ten c0'c. II yellow Fever were under
treatment At Houston on The e2i and ~ Telegraph
I 'ny' thc.r bal been five deaths rcportcl nun ths
ti'g,sa by the city ,rytun,
The Gli'r'iuu papers Assert, on IN, authority N
the physicians 1t that city that hcre va, NO Fever
there "nr death bat been reported from IL, bat he
came nom Houston with The disease ou him,
The Panorama Of DR., Hany's Arctic Expedition
being exhibited In Eastern Texas, The Rusk Engur,
or speaks In very oommenlabe terms of Il,
The Pamela Bulletin says that shal have been
caught in the Sabine river.
The jefferson Gazette says that the two uegres ac,
cuscl II the murder Of Col Stephen llckell, IN
Bowie county, have been tricl, found guilty, anl
were hung on the 3jlh September
The Gazette speaks OF continued improvements Il
" 'N"''""h' N'N'uleI gong on IN dcsrrsdH, among
Others the foundation Of what Is TO he the largest
brick warehouse between Jefferson aud New Orleans
Il Is r Mr., H. II, Black the Beef Packer, aud Is to
be completed ly the lst Of November.
The sherman Patriot says the prlsoners confined IN
the Jail at that place. attempted to escape few days
ago. but were discovered In time TO he stopped
RO2cll who murdered Cnstlcbcrry, in Pari- last |
year and escaped from the Bonhan Jail recently !
was taken through Sherman a few days since, by the
Sheriff Of Fnunlu county.
After the LIST Of November the Hampstead Courier,
is to be issued scm-wcckly, We pleased 70 hear
Of the success Of our cotcmporary,
The Courier says that number of lots have been
recently purchased in lIcmstcad, by PARTIES who de-
sign improving them Immediately.
The Courier argues that llcmscad is a better cot
on market for the planter than Houston and gives
igurcs 10 prove il.
great religious revival has been going on at Lin
len for some time past. They have got every body
hCreabouts except ONcal Of the Times lie is said
. he tight customcr.-JegtrSOR Gascic. {
BLoNpiS OuTDoNE.--We last night saw n man walk "
bout for twenty minutes over the top of burning
rcr Kiln, the angry bazcs shooting up to his shout
cFs and lnshug his body and legs the while without
ven warming his shoes tfuSCitc, ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

DENTON COUNTY.
10 the Sheriff or any other 'd'efm officer Of Denton
unty-Greeting
VOU are hereby commanded to summons Isaac
IL Switzerland and Lucinda Switzerland, to be
and appear at my Office in the town of Denton,
Texas, on the last Saturday in October, 1859, at
the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, to answer
the complaint of Elisha d. Holloway, for debt,
due by account, for the sum of sixteen and 25-100
dollars, by causing this citation to be published
in the "Dallas Herald,'' a weekly newspap per
published in the town of Dallas, Texas, for three
successive weeks before there5urn day thereof
Herein fail not, bat Has return make of
this writ as the law directs, Given under my
hand, this 9th day Of September, 1889,
JOHN ". SIMMONS, y. Z.
Came to hand September the 9th, 1859.
IL. @. RIGGS. Constable.
ISAACSOUTHERLAND and LUCINDA sou
THEKLAND--Will please take notice and appear
accordingly. II. @. RIGGS,
Constable Precinct no. !.
Z certify the within to be true CON- of the
original citation to me directed
y. c. RIGGS,
Constable Pfeoins 40. l, D. G. T.
l33t--Printer's fec. 50
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

are pleased to see the Mckinney Me.scn-
n, If only on one loot, 4 friend in need is
deed, says the old saw, aud the Messenger
&c Of tie truth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

WEMBER-mE SCCuNp NNNUAL
+ rHE " ELLIS COUNTY AGRlCULTU-
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION" COM
uN WEDNESDAY, NEXT, OCTOBER
q CONTINUES THREE DAYS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
E,ccui0P's Notice.

~ " PEAK s NRo, are just opening ani have
~ for slle, one Of the best stocks II GrorsTifs
aud DFgys in the city,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

7. Clark Is As, l,4j,or 81 the Waco
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

p been show some specimens of fine
MssiJr 51' zen from the French Mernoes, owned
u7 d. Nslam. Of Kelum's Springs A lot of u
Sheep .., i', sheared each from 10 l-2 TO % l-2
U.s. y clean washsd wool. The specimens sent up
ty Er.j - O iteh6eld, are of superior quality. for
'aer ruusss nd strength Of fibre. DR.. Kellum
ail ss-si,c thin forty days, 123 head more of the
soag .- aep direct from New York, and will
then at-- .sv bucks for sale. Persons wishing to
rar..-sa "a. 30 It information, by applying to him,
r.l nphlet, and plates Of his bucks and
saas
IS a.gi X, to see the improved breeds intro.
-5-.i. - ,r souuty. Our range for sheep is un-
-ll-ssasi --s.F si'lly 90 the Mountain and in Noun
lza Greek y. Those yeriant hills and slopes.
.avt e-.H everlasting crop Of short grass. and
-lo.s valleys and bottoms tl-n,,-N
als 3Bs Us-r Z aVpy idc area 9sse-.alar - trc
safe Hita ssszpsir1 - .= ..rness 7-z
have ~ s-. sl;k4r 81 ths rflafsr eat 7s.---
ftr f.-s f-,saas tae Goess 3i-ags7 raa.f ~ ~.
f1zlss -ls - ssiar tiicssfss 4n 5iss ,1..at,tl
@ 4lF q rGe HeanalH c--ee f-ug@. f-rire
.r.ra5r 40 p a. Is. sHlr.is = n=s $50 -
-r-r-.- ll.a 81 as fs--F
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

reS" The Texas Enquirer, an ably edited and inter.
esting paper that did YeOmGns service in the oppo-
siion cause during the late canvass, thus speaks Of
the chances of Judge Reagan for the Senate:
Judge Reagan may be elected to the United
States Senate. and certainly will be if he gets
votes enough. 1t will, however, require com
bination we cannot now think probable. We
know there are a number of members elected to
the legislature, who belong to what is called the
regular organizations" who will not vote for
for him, although it has been supposed that he
could carry sufficient number of the Houston
men, added to his friends Of the sold organza
tions,' to elect him. yet we think that. now i'm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

" u- issue we published in substance the
...amyat he Quitman Herald in regard TO poi
rning n' which happened in that county. The
same P6p# Of n later date, contains an account of
The invest tion of the matter, and it is now suppos-
Do i.af .ht egro woman who of the victims,
h mixed quantity of strychuine with the qninine,
1-. -aa. Il Tiled to make it known, preferring to
'..a .a aha|a rs of the dose kill ng her. rather than
eEn.' her .minality. little negro boy states
...f Do. aa' have both the bottles, and that she
..i 'e ga ne would kill whoever took it. The sup
position INA she designed to poison the family.
The isn"s On Era clears up the mystery about
tgy 4u'a!as p 'onng in the manner above We are
glad .aRt some light has been thrown upon the mat
.gr, lrtuy sons innoceny fancied that the blame
.ss a a'tag led to the manufacturer, and not to
l1dssassl my, long after it had passed from the
iIt1rftory. Lother similar to this may not &C.
eur gain p , hundred years, where a whole bottle
u gy.u..' ldulterated with poison, for one or two
-rare I'D. ers suffered TO receive it. Sulphate
q. egil.' .- Sulphate Of strychnia are similar in
ya-g P"aJ. &c and taste, hence the mixing of them
would u gaf- oyered except by chemist
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05


licans and Sinners and Mr.. Yeomans might com
plete the smile by another epithet from Scriptur,
"Whted Sepulchcrs," feeling the truth of al
that Reagan says If they are disap ,oiuted, they
have one to blame but themselves Says the State
Gazette on this subject
1.-The letter of Judge Reagan acts like an emet-
ic on the opposition. They are very wrai NY
Now, did they not start the game themselves =
When they declared that Reagan was with them,
they had not one word to prove it so-not word!
He stands now towards Houston where he ever
stood Reagan always regarded Houston as an
unreliable politician, and never failed to say SO,
when asked his opinion. 1t is not long since the
Palestine Advocate denounced the rum6r Of Rea-
gan rejoicing at Sans election, as ono of the
tricks of the Opposition.
The lntelligencer puts forth long piece of
twaddle and Paschalian inuendo in his last issue;
the gist of it is, however, that Judge Reagan
must show his hand in favor of Sam Houston for
the Presidency, before he can get any support
from the Houston party for the Senate Let
them put their interrogatories to him. lie will
answer them in suitable terms He will tell
them as he told friend of ours. that Sa IN lIous-
ton has no standing at Washington city among
the Democrats OF sister States, and that they have
no confidence whatever in his political princi-
pies"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

TIE STATE OF TEXAS. I Is DISTRICT CouRT,
KAUFMAN COUNTY. FALL Term 1859.
To the Judgc Of the Niath Judcial District Of sad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
TIE SrATE OF IEXAS, IN corNrY corrr

Persons calling for the above letters will please ca, tbo
are 'l'eItiseu' T. f CRUTCHFIELD,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

'The paper used in payment Of the debts has been perfect
satisfactory to the CREDITOR that has been received without
OF liability OF The Company, absolute payment
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01
Pixies Peak.

Horace Groeloy, A d. Richardson, ard
Henry Willard, have written letters from
Gregory's Diggings, near Clear Creek. IN
the Rocky Mountains. with date at june 9th,
III which they c0utirm many of the glowing
reports of gold discoveries at Plkes Peak
At tho same tine they discourage precipl
tate emigration, which cannot fail To result
as dsasIrOusly as the late stampede. There
is plenty of gold at the mines, but there is
nothing to eat. Supplies of every kind
must DO hauled by teams from tho Missouri
river. somo 700 miles distant, over roads
which are mere trails. crossing countless
unbridged water courses, always steep bank
cd aud often miry. and at times so swollen
by rains as to DO utterly impussablo by
wagons.
Part of this distance is a desert, yiUdin:
| grass. wood and wntur ouly at intervals OF
several nilea, aud then very scanlily. To
attempt 10 cross this desert on foot is, sui.
eide murder, To cross il in midsummer
when the water courses are mainly dry and
the grass eaten up, is possible only To those
who kno" just where to look for grass and
water, and where water must DO carried
along to preserve life. A few months hence
probably by tho middle of October-this
whole Alpine region will be showed under
and frozen up, so as TO put a stop to tht
working OF sluicos il not mining altogether
There, then. for a period of at least siA
months, will bo neither employment food
nor shelter within five hundred miles fol
tho thousands pressing hithor under tho de-
lusion that gold may DO picked up here
like pebbles on tho sea shore, and tha
when they arrive hero, even though withou
provisions or money, their fortunes az
made. Great disappointment, great suf
lering arc inevitable: few can escape tn,
lattor, who arrive in Denver Guy afte
September without ample means to support
them in a very dear country, at leas
through long winter.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01
Railroad Accidents.
CnIcAGo. June 2S.

CHICAGO. June 2S.
The Michigan Southern Express train,
with three first class, and two second
class, passenger cars, from Chicago to
Tol, do, went down an embankment at | 9
O'Clock last night near South Bend, la.
The accident was caused by the washing
away OF culvert. Thirty persons were
killed and as mary more wounded
Names of killed and wounded not received
here, up TO noon.
BALTIMORE, June 27.
The train that left this city on Satur'
day afternoon for Philadelphia, was
thrown off the track at Chase's Station
about fifteen miles distant. r, X. Nc
Lough, the Engineer, was killed, and
man whose name is not known, lcapec
from the train, and had his arm smashed
rendering amputation necessary. Th'
engine, mail and baggage cars wer'
thrown from the track, and much dam
aged. The train was delayed about 81!
hours. Fortunately no passengers wer
injured.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01

We yesterday received call rom
gentleman direct from Denver City. and
who had spent about two months in pros.
pectug the mines OF that region. He lett
Denver City on the lst inst, ust alter the
news oil the late rich discoveries had
reached that place.
lie says he saw persons in whose judg.
mpnt and veracity he had all confluence
who had been in The Gregory dlggings.-
He says while the reports vi the extraVa-
CANT richness Of the dlggings recently dis
covered are greatly exaggerated aud are
to be taken with the greatest degree oil
allowance there is M doubt about mines
having been opened which will pay,
and were paying, Sl0 and sig per day
Our informant had seen those who had
done this much and has every reason TO
know others were doing as well. But he
thinks these diggings will not last many
days. His confidence in them was moi
such AS to induce him 10 return to them
from Denver City. The stories OF hun
dred dollars day TO the hand being
taken out are not worthy oi credence. -
He SAYS, nevertheless, tunes have greatly
improved in Denver City and much con.
fdence was felt by many persons there.
He thinks about one thlId of the emf.
grafton that started had reached The
mines. large portion of whom had re-
NAMED there but a lew days, and, IN
some instances only Il few hours, before
they turned their heads homeward or SCI
out Tor California He thinks there were
not exceeding one thousand men in the
mines when he left, though that number
has no doubt been greatly augmented
since.
He went out upon the Smoky Hill
route was one Of the first TO leave Leav
enworth, and the very first to reach The
; mines over that untrUdden aud accurseC
region. He cofrms all the tales OF horro
which have reached us of the Smoky Hi
. route. He says the route ;raversed b,
Russell and Il Co.'s Express is far bette
than that first pointed out to 'he emigrant
, but in no respect to be compared 10 th
. road up the Platte, over which he ha
just relurned,-&. Joseph Gozette.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01
The Terrible Railroad Calamity.

in addition to the details furnished by
telegraph, we learn by passengers last
night that thirtvsIx dead bodies had been
recovered, and there were two cars 10 be
overhaued, one first Class, the other
second.
All the employees on the train were
killed except the Conductor, who was
wounded.
The loss of life and injured will prob.
ably reach. one hundred persons.
Mr.. Rhodes, OF this city, was but
siig,ly injured. -,
Among the killed was MIR. Hartwell
formelly ly OF the firm of Dewitt & Hartwell
Agricultural implement Manufacturers oi
this city, and who has also been connect
ed with Mr.. J. Ellsworth, in the Crockery
business. He was residing in Toledo
previous to the accident.-Leader Q,
Wednesday, morning.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-01
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

ANoTuER GRANGE Our citizens will re-
gret to learn that, by new arrangement
which takes effect to-day. VIC arc hereafter
to have tr-woekly instead Of n daily mail
from Paincsville. and a semi weekly instead
of u tri.weekly mail, between this village
and Parkman. The PuInesviIIe mail will
arrive on MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fri
davs. and tho Parkman mail leave on Mon
days and Fridays, We thought tho mai
arrangements in this County. were bad
enough, in all conscience, before this las
change was decided upon.