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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09


The election of Mr. Boteler is glorious tri-
umph. lie has triumphed over the most indefnti-
gable. scheming politician in the country. The
leading man of the Buchanan Democracy in Con
gress. For this he will receive the grateful thanks
not only Of his constituents, but Ut the Wings
throughout the country. Hc has borne the stand
ard Of the Opposition through three severe con-
aicts, with large majority opposed to hm-nn-
daunted and undismayed, he has stood up boldly,
and eloquently in defence Of his princi pies and
party until victory has crowned his Efforts. He
receives the gratitude and thanks Of constituent
cy proud of their representative Most heartily do
we all rejoice at his election. Faulkner deserted
the Wing party when this district became demo-
cratic by most disrePutable gerrymander-he
abandoned his lifelong convictions, We believe
for the purpose Of continuing his seat in Congress
and he is now rejected by his own party. and
bears the modification Of defeat, in largely
democratic district-a doom which he eulinently
deserved. -LeesJurg Washingtonian.
The Hon. ALEXANDER r. BorELER.-The cleo
tor, Of gentleman like Alex. r. Bo;eler goes q
long way to compensate for the arduous lab'rs in
cident to political struggle. The Hon. Charles
j. Faulkner, his opponent, was known rs IA willy
adversary, and not only cunning. but possessed Of
n vast deal Of genuine ability with which to
strengthen himself in assault, or to call into lively
exercise in erecting breakwater in the way Of
defence. With the prestige of four victories, viz
over the gallant and warm-hearted Bedinger; over
the lion-hearted Lucas--both Democrats above
reproach-and over even Boteler himself; it re-
qurrd some nerve to again meet this Ajax. who
walked over defeated candidates and their blasted
hopes with the wantonness TINT betokeneda spirit
OF n modern Blackboard. The flowers Of hope in
that District only blossnned to be crushed and
trampled beneath the heel II the party desrotism
that had been inauyurated and kept alive by the
Member from my District"
But the last lay has Leon sung-the pitcher that
went to the well 30 often and always returned
sound. has made the journey too often for lie
own heath---Mr. Faulkner. presuming onhis
ergy of character, has pushed his popularity to n
verge whence it has slipped. and he has BEEN 60
ing down down down from the moment that
his defeat was first ascertained to the present time
In the person Of MIR. Botcaer we recognize
gentleman. who will take an enviable position
early in the history Of his Service. We know
him to be not only safe, reliable, and trpst-w.r-
thy Representative, but a gentleman whose chiv-
arous and gentlsmauly bearing has won him the
deep esteem and abiding regard Of Thousands II
his fellow citizens. HM election lisa victory which
gladlens not only the hearts Of his constituents
but the entire Opposition throughout the State
Virginia Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

VXyH Eat DRARBR9 AND MOVIE Ra,-
w Mmnys and Hussys said to b the best IN uss
All persons wishing purchsss Machine Of this Kind vii
do we'll to call at WHIrTEMORE 3 JOSLINg,
Main Street, doors bri0w the Nosven House.
may 30dts- Lyncbburg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

EN j. FOLKE0 hos The VDeesaso q Saevtng
ILs his friens something In the way nj RECNt
mo EASY CHAIR Three positions attained In this
Chsr 10 the smples complete and cheapest easy
Chair offered for sale In this market p acceptable
alike the Aid for the ordinary purposes Of
Chair Cail and see It, Z. j. FOLKES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

.OO0 Lr:. ~! r. =. e. - 3. ~; c:scs -;
. nd for sale by tmay 25-dts. KINNfER sANDERG.
lHDRAUMEA; PRACHK0 ~ uss reoeived o
- .ss lH .Ss, |" 1850 sTzSIla Z JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09
CAMP, SMITH Q Co.. Z

- N - -. - - 49, = l-0g066n6l
Near ~ 0Yst Y ~ 70 H1s. 1sNssn4
Urn LnnC1oCo0fv 6e11NDAs q
=, aee 1880 ~ We vesy lsssal paseos
The sAns. Thsy have rs,csS3v s1Sss = 49, ss ,sS
1890 - s.s e " .rg,s ~ se - = =
ssos =: VIII ~. ssss ss.s.sns:s.s $500 n -
naee Thsk dock q q nv m s5s,sis,ss ~
. ,s.:csss.s c:s sss ~ =:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09
SEWING MACNIN rs .

oEleTg GOODS FoR ORAI1o 1D0o.
EENTLEMnN are respectfully invited g s s.d sza.l.s
CLOTHS ANb FURNISHING GOODS. All In want Of
really good goods Of --latest styss aad nade - 49,
urs suited Also the very best Black DIE 0knA QAh
d. Etc, LpenA how price Csssmsrss r beya nAesy 0eeAu
and Trimmings. &c &c. WI L RA0B
aurllQ 81 IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-09

AIOTIGR.-Mr. WIN. ,. Z hilArcss h hereby
~ authorised tn receipt for due the old u
J. l.. Winston 4 Co. J. IL. q. WINSTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CnrNrY oF DALLAS,

To anu La,cful officer Of said county, Greeting:-
TT APPEARING to me from the affidavit Of
Il Benjamin G. Kirby; that W., A. kingheaa IS
hereby commanded to summons the said W. A.
King6ead, BY publication in the Dallas s, .Herald
to be and appear before me James Thomas q
Justice of the Peace in and for said county Of
Dallas, Precinct No. 5, at my once on tne 4.au
o'clock A. M. and two O'Clock P. NJ, of said day
to answer the complaint of the said Benjamin q.
Kirby, on plea Of debt due by account herein
fail not and due return make as the law Directs
given under my hand this LIST day OF august
JAMES THOMAS.
Justice Of tie Peace
Mr. W 4 Kinghead you will take notice aud
appear accordingly.
Executed by ordering publication IN the Dai-
las Herald. this lst Sa7 Of August 1859.
JOHN 7. CORC0RkN,
5.su ConSs15le Preoi7ct No 5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
S1, NICHOLAS HOTEL
N, H. DARNELL, Proprietor.

..a-Junius W Smith, Fort Worth; Adolph Gouhenant
i F5ut; II Kelly Tarrant co; Bell, Ellis COZ William
a al Tarrsnt CO.. c,, ,,,..
- J7r-,ev WIS -.
VI" -isrss VI Brseoe New 0rieans; p Pa-ter 5ohn-
5s.i5n; II Lsiliiner Bclknap Tcxi q w t4shefi 90
fio-5sri 'rsrIaat -0s TICS JnAus5a. Fort worth
Ia NJ Ber Ellis CO; A Srl5sr, and SON. laIsand
ss.s su5 we Port worth; " H nszlsrood NICK inl'J
- -rs-s Weatherfori T y Terrell I0rtwO-th G tasson
-.gy. e GBsspe Port Worth; Orlando Nifon, PsfNsl
Fres sssrlsy, Hauzton; G stssJrd doi 9 Griseon
q Bry-n erssnvins; n Arno;d do Steaznss, DO;
- sfirn. Baslrcp Ier- -,
= 4 "a Rsnss1, Wee; Thcs Bkian1re, NcBnnsJi We
- T--sfuaai 2 Parker, Johngors etstirns Portr
- -. ~ TeIsis, Wsrz1schis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE.
F.F. CRUTCHFIELD, Proprietor.

,ug Wv Hancock Limestone co; Sherwood Wildwood;
II psn Tarant co; Chopper, Coreyele COZ Dr. II Slack
Collin co.
Avg an Haggar, jefferson.
Aus; 4-Frank King, Houston; d Griscom, Houston;
,,bnsou owensvle W Murril, Marshal L Yates, Paris
arr sc Graham, Fort Bend CO; NJ Stephens Hill CO
X Mathews, Collin co; W Carpenter, do; NJ Ewing JET
60. d Bellows, Austin; W Patterson Waxahache
.ng 6-J Torbett, Buchanan; s Mcmahon, TENN I
nj Jnderson; J Hickman, Ill; Watson, Ala
se III Coleman, Waco; LJudson Ark; Jno Neil, dol
ia- s@A NJ rean Tarrant co; Frank King Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

10y District Court still continues in session, with
large amount Of business before it. District Attor-
ncy Robinson still continues to give entire satisfac
ton for the ability and fairness with which he dis
charges the duties Of his office, Old man Gilbert
has heen convicted of cattle stealing, but it is thought
q new trial will be obtained.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

~ On Friday evening, We had fine rain which
lssedSeyerai hours, and the next morning, another
,hat continued as long. The earth seems thorough
ly faturated. and vegetation revived We predict
poatfu crop of grass for the fall and winter range
The storm on Friday evening was accompanied with
ssytre lightning, thunder and wind, but 50 far we
h,yo heard Of no damage frOmieither lightning or
wind
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Town OrrIcERs.-A board Of Town officers was
ogc,od last Monday, consisting of j. nj, Crockett,
Mayor; G. W. Baird, Marshall s. d. Bryor, W. NJ.
Moon, E. W. Hunt, G. W. Guess, ]. N. Smith, Alder
moI.
We call attention to the Ordinances published in
.r.ay's paper. This shows that the corporation is
alive again, and prepared to attend 10 the business
Of M evil-doers and peace breakers generally. The
entire board was elected without opposition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Is The strength of Dallas county was not poled
a the lye election by several hundred votes. We
baye n this county, voting population of IL or
1900 and not moro than 1860 votes were cast on last
Monday. general apathy seemed to pervade the
leu5eratic masses, inducing many of them not to
vote ALL and in other cases, many refused to vote for
Gov while they entered warmly into tho support of
the nominees We find no fault with any man, for
the manner nnzl.sh he voted, believing every one te
have acted MS we did, i'm accordance with the die
tatcs Of our conscientious convictions. Those VINO
felt Inherently from us. have without doubt acte'
honestly and above suspicion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

noy- We are indebted to young LADY, for some
/, .eiOus fgs grown near town. They were sweet
sectly ripe and dsliciOu.y favored many thanks
.o- The favor, and our hopes for more
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
nsTRAY NOTICES.


IININN fNININi
TARTN trhg u ~ haesfs, and efusysi I<ffs A
ffh ~ one nav rosy MAR, setNn year. I'D, aIHHi
u handf high, hssa ftsf IN he oleheai 10 ff.nd M
Praised b. So n A. yFNTIliH
IN. .. ~ Denton Conuif
KAUFMAN COUNTY
TAKEN uPig " cannon, end esrayel l9iore n faiii,
y in pfeeiot no |, one small BAY HO.Ei stsf an snlp
In the aCo, sWlowiDlk IN eaqh ear hind feet vihts sh
eye cut ten years old, spanish brand on The nshi mp
shWkng toll ON, appraised Al $50
TAKEN PLY Thomas cntendon, and eslisyed ieflir
jacobs, pfcunu no. l. one RAY HORSE PONY nis1ui
" year, old near - hands high, SWAY lacked, ensh ea
cropped on all Of his feet white. Also DUN OF ChAh
COfORED FILIf, years Oh, supposed 20 10 Spanish.
black main aud tall snip on ~ nose, both hind feet aei
appraised NJ ssi each.
TAKEN uF by David Alon ST., aud estTayed befor, 81,
Calhoun, " one STAG brole 90 work. black aud ehia
spotted, year. Old has been boTod Tor the hollow
crop on the len with partial upper saw get IA TIT same
AMI an undeTbit IA the right ear appraised 10 SIS.
TAKEN UF hy A. Hiitson pnd estIayed bofoT~ ". Z lN
7 Kaufman county, one FLfA,BIrfRN GRAY HcFsE
l5A hands high sor 10 years old appraised 10 500.
TAKEN UP by Wan, Nash, AMI rstpyed before n W.
Crouch precinct no, . Kaufman county ono JoNfEL
MARE MULE Jyears old last spring; appraised TO SO
WM. II, BARNEs elk. c. c. x, q,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
Sugar Mill for Sale.
Lost Certificates.

have lost The following Land Certificates, viz Ona
issued 10 John NJ. Patterson, for 60 acres Of
land, No 7, issued on the 18th day of December
1866, by the District court Of Ellis county another
issued to Daniel Rogers, for GAO acres of land by TIE
District court of Kaufman county, ut the fall term
1850, No o. and another No. 40, issued to william
smith, ON the 18th day Of April 1850, for 500 acres
Of land II the above certificates are not found with
in the time prescribed by law, shall apply to thc
proper Department for duplicates of the same.
ID, =. FEARRlS,
July 81, lS59-i:0tl Ellis county, Teras.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

xas-It is umored in town that a new paper will
b, started AT Forth Worth, Tarrant county, We
wish the enterprise much success, and an early COM
t1pue ement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

ssS- While there has been considerable sickness
throughout the country. We are pleased to say that
tho health Of Dallas continues good, and, with the
exception Of few eases of bilious fever, uninterrup
toll The nights are always cool and braeing, even
Uhcn the days arc excessively hot and sultry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Isg7a We have been requested by q gentleman, a
slgebolder in this county to call the attention Of
slavholders generally to the importance of main
tiuig strict discipline over their negroes ana 10
see tint all laws pertaining to negroes and intercourse
with tlem, BIO duly observed: For long time oW-
IN 70 the small number Of slaves in this portion OF
III country. and the small amount of labor required
o,,bem, q very lax discipline over them was inaug-
,sted and many liberties permitted them. during
tta last few years, however, the number Of negroes
has neatly increased, and the perhicious effects OF
loose discipline seriously felt. 1t source OF ex
rene annoyance to the owners Of such properly 10
have them INDUCED with unusual liberties and allow
then to carry on promiscuous trade every Sabbath
in hatever article they pfer from their homes
A large stakeholder complained recently that 100
many liberties were allowed, too much trading with
them oarried on, and too loose discipline geheraliy
allowed them. II one man alone should tighten .he
rains over his own negroes, without general unoer-
s,apding amongst planters, he thought it wonid ao
M cool. Masters, he thinks, should confer togeth-
mr. ADOPT rules and enforce them-kcep their negroes
in strict subordination, and have the laws entorceu
sooingt all yioators-espccially buying md selling
With proesontrary to the statute. We make these
sn,arks in order to invite discussion OH this supec
from who hettcr posted than ourselves ant
in view of the preparation of crimes by negroes
tb;s and surrounding counties The murder OF young
English by negro, and the breaking ana roDoer.
Of The store at Reunion by negroes again. are enough
IN call the attention of the peopeto the importance
If strict discipline The fact that abolition preach
era have appeared in the northern part OF the oa'e
,nd been driven out, should cause every man
ro+ch closely least evil should BIO done in our midst
pr, t,e game source before it is too late. We maxi
,,s after remarks in view of the reports that hav
..,cbsj us We would be glad to get the facts in tn
and II we have emissaries from the Nortl
amongst us, tampering with slave property the lac
.,or,5 he known and vice versa, if any one is un
,,sfy mspected, it would be but just to have thos
aso;o7ous removed, and the obnoxious indiVidua
rightei before the people. The preaching Oh anon
zion doctrines or the tampering with slaves Is
or,vs offcnse, and should meet with prompt aclon
and he remedied as soon as possible.
Tho proper management of slaves begins to be
mime Importance to shareholders, and the necessity
e str;ct and careful discipline felt more fully eve
~ day. We would be glad to hear from some OF gu
citizens on the subject as the matter has been sug
eested to us by highly respected gentleman Of I'M
county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
THE HERALD.
preachers New Man of Texas.

- - thsss spisndd nsw maps comIilsd " chaIls.
. ,slsr TINT praafhssn Il ne Osnsrsi Land ones ~ As
. hsaaiifaJ soiord snd JollsFs, dssEnsd ssrIs.s.
iinE and ohcts, sale a ne osfsss
frs frios o. o. Clsk. II 10 aniite y Al ina. w
a eorTssi map a fskas puhshsd thoss s'h"e wv
No. IA cali sany, a. lhefs are bui ~ On hAisi'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
The Dallas High School.
MALE AND FEMALE.


u,up e. session commences in the Masonic Hail.
on the LIST of September, and closes the ISL OF
Fehruorv The I'd session then commences, ana
closes the LIST of July. There will be vacation Oh
one week at Christmas.
The nrice of tuition for each pupil per session Is
for primary studies, $40; intermediate Fio' ou,o
ecoi scientific and ornamental, $50 payable az inc
close Of the term The $40 studies are or'ho9faphy'
reading, writing, primary arithmetic, ana primary
geography, The SIS studies are arithmetic ana ge-
opraphy continued English grammar, elementary al,
zebra natural philosophy, chemistry, history, NORA
philosophy evidences Of christianity, aa9 nhsmOd
comnosition. The 800 studies are Latin, Greek ana
French algebra, geometry, trigonometry, pam anu
erbcr;cal surveying, ancient geography, astronomy
mythology and landscape drawing Zee OF NIFTY
cents will be charged for each pupil for incidental ex
penses. -. 90 .r,roo all
nf session no deduction being made for absence,
in cases of proracted sickness. Tuition paya-
ble ut the end of the session,
There will be exercises in elocution and composition
every Friday afternoon.
AZ tbe close Of each mouth, reports Will DO Turn
ishej to parents showing the numbsrof absent days
,b, s,boIsrehip and tho general behavior Of every
Iii with his Of her relative standing IN school
Stri,t iapline will be embossed in the school room,
IA soeb gan5lsr will be furnished with a printed
copy Of the rules. a,,.
rlraia3tioa and distribution Of prizes Of merit
Parents living az a distance who wish 20 pairoh-he
,ie IIiah School can obtain good boarding accommo-
dat;on for their children in town at moderate rates
The principal is very anxious to obtain advanced
scholars his special attention viii he given to bcy'
preparing for collegiate course and be will AT them
for the sophomore class Of any college in The country
The terms Of tuition as advertised do not tppy "a
areuts Who notify the principal a. the time q then
children enter sehoa that they unable % pay
In such cases he will draw tuition from the school
fund az provided by law.
HENRY W. COLT, Principal.
] Dallns. Texas, Aug 1st, 1s59--5.f
=, - I--o-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs,
Notice to Bridge Builders.

TNHOSE who understand building Bridges are in
L yited to forward to the Chief Justice of Dallas
county, plans and specifications for double tract
Bridge across the Trinity River at the town of Dallas
1t will require two principal spans one about loo
pers, constructed of durable timber, two of which,
will be between 40 and so feet in height, from the
foundation, and the other about 25 feet The County
Court designs letting out the contract for building
said Bridge, sometime in the coming Fall, and any
plans or Specifications furnished said Chief Justice,
must he rratuitous, as no consideration will be paid
for the same. W. K. MASTEN, C. c. C. D. CO. 1.
By GEO. W. LAWS, Deputy Clerk,
June 1st, 1S59.-48tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

VNTHEAT, WHEAT, wHEAT-5,OO 900 bushels want
w ed by W. W. PEAK BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
no every one that thirsteth. Let
him come and drink.

YT1HE undersigned has opened, in the house "a
l. formerly occupied by H. Hirsh, ESQ.,, g..
on the South East Corner Of the Public
Square, selected stock Of LIQUORS, which be
oilers to sell for cash. consisting in part Of Old Bour
bon, Rye, and Dsley's Valley whiskies French, APP
pla and Peach Brandies, Champagne, Madeira, Gin
GER Claret and Port Wines, Porter, East India Ale,
French Cordals, Cider, Lemon Syrup, Brandy Peach
g and Cherries, Pickles and Preserved Fruits OF ev
r1ra as a,rv market cen rrcducc. nc invites INC
nul,lio 60 an examination Of his STOCK. -,-,-
June I'll e59--52tf .. INO-'O'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
STEAM ENGINE =.
rom g 10 FaO tgorSe 'Ower,
PAcE S PATENl
STE AN! SAW Nil l..

~ AGENTS Tor L CARVER Ct : improved
cotton Gin. and Chichester tmprSV 8 See Island
cotton Cine. Thelatter &c nesalyl 5riset as thsy
can be made and far snpafior IN ex' -s'on 70 s'y
slr7. General Assnts scr Msnufaei ire-s,
c.slyssoa. sfay 81. 1850 Al5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

MOUTH WASH, a certain cure for Scurvy' inta
INI med gums, liberation of the mouth, and in fac
for all diseases of the mouth and gums For sale b.
w. W. PEAK & BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

wv W. PEAK & BRO, would say to those afiict-
w ed with chills and feuer, that they are manu-
featuring bitter, which is certain cure, reference
can DO gven on application, to those who have used
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

TO those who enjoy Good Smoke. I would re-
commend he celebrated VirgiaiG RillIfinick Tobac-
co, prepared expressly for the Powhatan Pipe, small
lot of which have just received direct from one Of
the Second Families Of pirgtn,a.
'''N L. NJ. STACKP0LE.
N B.-yo connection is claimed with the tobacco
used by the " first families
Dallas, May 4th., 1S59.-44:t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
Notice to the Public.

IVVUHOV W sHHO II
TTAVING understood that report is in crcnlatlon
l. l. that have or am about to close the or Nlcho-
LAS HOTEL in Dallas, which pronounce base false
hood, but to the contrary, am prepared to accom-
modate all who may give me call. l have in con-
neotion with the House, new stable and plenty of
forage, ostler, sc. N. N. DARNELL, Proprietor.
Dallas, July 10Th, 1S59-3tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Oysters! Oysters!! Oysters ~!
TISUE Genuine baltimore Cove Oysters put up
i in alright cans, warranted fresh and good Just
received and for sale by L. NJ. STACKPOLE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
IInrnY fnr lIu,nY /
Piano for sale.

A No. I Rosewood Piano, 7l-2 <xaG7
"A octave can he had by applying to ESNSs I
Mai. W A. Gold, or TO the undersigned ]
at Grape Vine Prairie, Dallas county. Apply soon
or bargain will be lost,
Itfl Miss MARY c. HALLECK,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

nOO LBS. best B0si0a Soaps, at The Lowest
IUJU prices, for sale BY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

I'VE WATER-one Of the best remedies known:
~ For sale by wv fbhh o. pho'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

v, nv undersigned having been appointed. y
/ the Honorable County Court II ran nan
Countv. al its May Term 4. D. 1893, A'.mlns-
traitor Of The estate Of J. NJ. pangherty- dscea7-
cd This is therefore TO notify al persons having
CLAIMS against sad estate 70 present ms same
,r,,bin 80 tine prescribed By law. and al per-
.,,. i. DATED 10 said estate viii make inmedate
p'y JAMES DAUeEERTY,
ross s5nisisfz.5r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

+. M. Hackpole's Advertisement.
r AM now eceiving an elegant assortment of
STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sutar, Molasses, Soda, Raisns, Mackercl
PORTER .A.ND ALE,
Almonds Cream Tartar, Cranberries, Oysters,
Candy, Sa1Iines, Lamp Oil, Blasting Powder, Ce-
ment, Turpd,tine, Faints and Oils, Camphor, Race
Ginger, ALUM, Nader, Coppers, Churns, Zinc wash
boads, Well Buckets, Wash-tubs, rsHFinegar
Castor Oil, Eaddlery, Side Saddles, Ztock Saddles
u II A IL III IL IL.
Hog-skins, Boot top Skins, Enamelled Leather, Bug
cy Whips, Jrass Ornaments.
CRUJKERY g. GLASSWARE.
Hardware, FOOLS, Window Glass, Bar and Slab Iron
Mouse Trap, Hollow augers, Wash Kettles, Spikes
and fencing nails, Cast Steel. Waldon's Grain
Blades, Ho0r and band Iron, Wood Saws.
CLOTHI.NG, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Stationery, School Books For the Ladies Fave
nice sortncnt of Dress Goods,
Staple and Fancy.
Silk Berages and Tissues, Lawns. Robes, Gii,ghams
Muslins Tailetons, Kid Gloves Parasols, beautiful
assortment Ladies Hosiery, Damask, Napkins, Je
Neck aces snd Bracelets, Bonnets, Embroidered Sill
Beautifers yaarseiIS Collars and Sleepes, yer
handsome. Bibbons, Lace. Calicos in abundance.
All the ab,ye Goods, and many more too numerou
to MENTION offer at fair prices for Cash, or reason
"'i' UNIV y 0 E. NJ. sTACKPOLE.