davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

MAP OF TIE TOLEDO, WABASH AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD We have received very elegant map Of the
route of the Toledo, Wabash and Great Western Railroad
lire and its connections elegantly printed white satin
and otherwise elegantly crnamented. Toe Toledo, Wa
bash and Great Western Railroad extends from Toledo,
Ohio to Quincy, H. and forms mporsn. connection
in the shortest and only direct line to st. Louis Hannibal
Quincy, Fort Tenvenworth, Kensss city, Jefferson city,
Council F.urs, Omaha city, Cherry Creek, Pke's Peak
ami TIC geld regions Of Kansas mi Nebraska
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

niger will be altoee tier Ignored. II "a true
That 20 OF The newspapers are iryjpg to keep
'oe almighty Niger above water, but II Is up-
bn. work He is beyond the power of the
s',on ges' galvanic battery that can be brought
a, hs>,r on him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
MORE FILIBUSTERIsM-RxAM AMIN ALTON OF OFFICERS
FOR PROMOTION, ETC.

FOR PROMOTION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 81, 1859.
Information has been received from source regarded
as thoroughly reliable, giving tho particulars Of the con
templaed ibuster decent Nicaragua. Toe names ~,
certain parties who sustain Walker arms ami moaey
are given, and the enjoy of the beaeas of the Tran
sit route are To compensate Ia part for the expense ihu
Incurred II lie stated that the expedition will by tue
middleof August that party Of ousters will rendezvous
ct Florida, and BIO conveyed TO Central America
in the Scottish Chief Whether no. this inform alton Ia
strictly true, s certain government VIII eadcavor 10
arrest all such Illegal entsrprseshe orasra to our naval
vessels for this purpose heretofore ssued being still in
full force. General Jevez before he left for Nicaragua
was fully informed Of the hlibusterng movements
The Board contemplated by former orders the War
Department TO be convened for the examination OF
commissioned officers recommended for promotion, viii
be composed Of the instructor of tactcs, Tho
professor OF mathematics, and tho professor
Of ethics at the Military Academy, and will
meet ut wtst Point on the FIRST Monday in Sep
tember annually. Eostsd men serving with troops .ll
not hereafter DO allo we'd coyimutaiion Of ratons
Captain Nicholas has been ordered to the command Of
ibe soor war Constellation the flag ship OF the African
eqadron IN place Of Captain wgop, who hss been Coz
ocmrcd az sick.
QeGas Lsar intended 70 rctcrn 20 tie gnl.ea States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

Six Persons Droyvned-The Pacific Railroad.
LOUISVILLE. Juae 81, 1889.
Six persons were drowned last night the river o,po
site this city.
despatch from Texas SAYS the Supreme Court Of that
State has reversed the decision the cour.
South ern Pacific Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
News from Havana.

CHARIEsTON, June q, 1859
The steamship Isabel has arrived here, WIN Hsyaua
dates of tbs 18th inst.
Sugar was quiet, but prices without change.
MoIseses dpll and nominal.
FreiPbts were inactive.
Exchange New York was 3 per cent premiau
and on New Orleans Az u 51< per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
Shooting Affair IN Ph,is.;s,phia.

FHILADEFDIAI JI01 n. I50y.
Jon than Chrouster, proprietor Of tho Wnsnin ton
garde 90 Pennsylvania avenue, sbot last pgtn
VIM. Couleoo b'e brother ip.'sw and IL supposed
mcrtsly wounded. At noon today he was better aod
there are hopes OF his recovery Couson has not bssa
arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
The Overland Nell.

ST. LOUIS, June ", 1862
The overland mail arrived here on Saturday eveuisg
bringing California dates Of the Sd inst
A1vces from Arizona cay soO,her revolution had
broken out 10 Sonora and the o6aBs had ied
in favor OF GapdsrA and the church party rne ravou-
ops~ had captured several large towns, and daily
receiving additlops 10 their numbera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
Additional M xScsn Nev. So the Conducts, Sc.
kpv Opvr Tn

additional NJ x'csn Ne~s--ro~ Conducts. So.
NEW ORLEANS, June n, 1858.
The Tennessee has arrived up, and hAvs tbs folo~
ing additional Mex can intelligence
The conducta of I've millions specie at Jaiapa
on the l0;b inst, and remained there q week by the
crdtTs OF General Robes Tor examination It started
again on the 10th, under permit from Gen Robes and
when near the National bridge he overlook it, and ordered
its return to Ja'spa, by the authority Of Mirsnpn.
The conducta refused TO obey the order Gen Robes
ordered 1t 70 be shipped aboard the British vesse, OF
sscsifcos, but herconnsuder refused rsosvs IT, Mt
wuhstapdpg the orders Of tho Freucn aud Eo snsn
ministers to DO The sll re mains at Rsco-
made subject % the orders of Robles.
legol1oo was at Vera Cruz
MpamoD had collected half 4 million Ia duties on tho
oonducts.
All the English subjects bad been bAnshed from the
Capital, Minister Otway acquiescug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

TIE DERBY BLUE BooK-THE ATTEMPTS TO
STAvE OFF WAR.-The late government of Lore
Derby have just issued blue book Of four buo.
bred pages, setting forth the course they put-
sued towards France, Austria and Sardinia pre-
vi0us to the outbreak of hostilities with vieS
to preserve the peace Of Europe. We publish to
day, at great length, extracts from the correspon
dence between Lord Malmesbury aud the British
Ministers at the three Courts of Paris, Vlenoa aud
Turin, from which ii wilt be seen that the Foreign
Secretary urged very strongly on the respective
governments the wisdom of patching up their
differences, and the danger to the interests OF all
in disturbing the peace of the Continent. 1t is
evident from the tone of the correspondence thar
the British government was disposed to look
upon Austria as the aggressor. 1t is somewhat
amusing to observe the coolness with which the
representatives Of the now balligerent Powers,
assumed an utter ignorance Of any cause for
war, or any necessity for alarm, at the very mo-
ment when they were all whettiDg their SWORDS
for the conflict, and preparing to march their
armies into the field. The correspondence win
be found quite interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

The Cricket Match at Osyvexo.
OswEG0, June II, 1859.
The cricket match between Syracuse and Oswego In
this city TO day, resulted in favor OF the latter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
Louisiana Polite

Louisiana Politics.
NEW 3RLSANs June 26, 1859.
Miles Taylor anti Slidel, Dounsted for Coasrsss
by the Second district Democratic on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28
Fatal Accident.

...x,. BOSTON, june %, 1859.
Al an exhibition OF dre works Chareslo WI last even.
acei on HnnSer HUI Mrs Oliver Froat wa3 struck BY
rocket stick and fatally injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

sACKvnLE, N. B., June 27-8P.M
Up 10 this hour the CunArd amshp ARABIA about
due with Liverpool dates Of the 18Th instant his bsea
Hignaled at halifax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

NM DOUGLAS IN Town-His L.rE YsoNUNUfA ArsS-
lbs Taoh EAPLANATioN-ai2 GAME NOT
TIE Presidency In 1860, BUT I'm 1864

MR. D"odLAs IN TOwN-His LarE PtpNJJN,Uf ITBh-
Tube Thub EAPLASATioN-s,a GAME MOE
TEE PRESIDENCY In 1860 BUT In 1861
PHiLADsIPMA June "a 1850
mr. Douglas arrived in thus city yester isy ami Ms ore
seno here enables 10 give you tho true OK va Of
ns recent masifes.o 10 no, split IN ,hs party claNY
-thares'oo, cor ~ Independent "a the Norm
me thai Of Van Bwea Ia lsi8 On tue contrary. Mr.
h~sas Expects hear lily operate WITH the South 10
behalf Ut he Charleston nomination.
Impressed vim tho thai his squatter sov~
resny pla"o' IN would inevitably defeat min ssos
~ SnaFes."o his late mspiestv may DO coasaero, ss
So'' OF a.chassion In advance ne AMI bs passisAss.
po~eVe'' VIII have voce IN taa ConveIs On ana
he7es 'os taey viii have power, .gs,ast ali sdvsrss
conemat'ols, to secure the nomination Gov Wire.
What heor Why then, fr oo the s.ruoa Soutae,a pro
slavery position assumed by Governor Wise IN the ann
ect Of slavery N the Territories the %. or NJ
Douglas that the dem ,cracy will sooaiiy
1850 70 be compelled 70 fail back upon Mr. eoug,sA
In 1894
Thus the whole meaning Of tos Douglass manifesto IL
defamation on bis part o. the Charleston mobilization la
svor Of Governor Wise. with expectation Of dems
,rasc dfo. in $780, which 1864 will compel the party
fall bscg opoo Douglas For the Aoeuracy
Of these views have toe very beat authority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

10 hs sosss reyios, bar was aoed ~ csn"' America
~ inc unsupported receptou Of dss ohes iron tao sas
Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

The Camden and At,~ntsc Railroad
PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1852
Johr Brodhead Was unanimously re elected Presacut Of
the Camden and Atlantic Railroad this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

EooYoMl IN 11iE WRoNG WAY-We SOC il
STAGED that the opening OF the hscal wear. L,iy
L. will he signa,Ued by the Secretary OF the
Treasury in the deSapitstion OF some two hue.
bred of the employees OF the Custom House at
this port. Now, we have 81 ways defended the
principle of economy in every branch Of tho
pubic service We believe that government
should carry Its business in precisely the same
manner that governs private persons. That rule
is to employ the best mes, pay then we'll, ADD
have q sufficient number TO do your work pro-
perly. 1t does not appear that the Treasury
sense rule. On the contrary, the Secretary pro
ceeds now to reduce the force in the New York
Custom House at precisely the time when tn
business of the port would seem to demand its
increase. At the same time, in the smaller cities
there are scores of Custom House officers hssk-
ing in idleness and sleepiIy gazing at the hori-
zon without the barbor, unbroken by solitary
sail. If any heads are to go into the basket Il
should be those of the small politicians who
take the government meney aud collect noue
of its revenues. The business of the me.
tropolis, and the imports particularly,
were never greater than now, and it is not jua'
to the merchants, and the public generally-ftr
every one is more or less Interested ia the mat
ed in the Custom House when there is more thao
work enough for them to do. Mr.. Cobb had
better try his hand upon the loafers first.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

- The l,0s,t s.. son L.1 set n, aaI,ur farmers
are ousy engaged r sssgHg tisir ogo9s,---sons tsn
commenced lat week Ussail hy those Who hare
bud Noi opPor,nnit'e 20 judge Of the quality q he
Ire'at cIop, thar !, vas never better, uo.Shs,DuI-
iug ,he late lrofu There Is now p 'srrs smIlrs H.
m,uirg u h'year crop, anu the immense yield Of
tae. greseat will largely ineres'e g. An Ya, ale
ta'fei b the direction Of the ra..re.l IS their only
hope Gr transportation. The corn crop Re ,agHirs
very WE'LL an lids fair 70 he better than dat Of he
s1T praeeel.pg years.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
ARRIVALS AT THE hotels.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
CRUTCHFTE'ID HOUSE,
4. r, GRUTCUFIELD, Proprietor,

May IA Mcdonald, Humboldt Tenn.
May Al Sanger, Mckinney; S W A Hook,
Fort Worth II z Avdis, Madison Fla; j B Lip
scomb, do; John Bunger, Fl Geiknap.
May Sc Wood, -; T l. Howard, ~--; 5
A Carpenter, Buchanan; John L Brown, Plano
May 6 p Meier, San Antonio; P l. Hart,
GAINESVILLE.
May 7.--E p lyric, Tenn; Curtis 3 sutton,
Clarksville Dan Donaldson, Corsicana Chas
Howard, Mass c L Daty, Collin CO; c L Jones,
Rockwa!l a II Crawford Clarksgiile.
May B. T II KonKlin, Houston.
May Oh K Valentine, III Belknap; ]ohn B
Pass, Mes; Dr. Frank DeShong & Lady, Ark.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

NT0TICE-Is hereby given, that Bounty Land
~ Warrant No Sc, 242, issued to the undersigned
IRON the Pension office Of the United States. on the
22rd day Of lne 1857 and directed TO him Mt Kauf-
man. Texas has failed to arrive at said office and
unless heard from in six weeks from this date, an
application will be male to the proper department
for a duplicate Of the same.
SAMUEL 7MeELRATH
Kan,n. Laufran co. Tex. Feb =, lS59.--43:G7.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
ST NICHOLAS AorEL

--~<N. Ii. DARNELL, Proprietor.
May Sc Fowler, Ill. D Haynes, Nc
Kinney; c Hewton, do
May 6.R Floyd. Belknap; W Foreman, Den
ton co.
May 8.-W n Hodge, Jefferson, VIM 7 WIN
throp, Ala; l. Shelton, Georgia.
May 9.-CM Teimbceper, South Carolina; j
/ Sutton. johnson co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

The Texas Republican, r. W. toughery, ed..
tor, assumes strong attitudes against Judge Reagan
and during the session 81 the Henderson Convention
every resolution he offered seemed aimed at hin, and
was construed by the members. They were ,on-
gtqusntlg tabled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
KRnnts- NhnPs aud leather.

NJ BARTAY, taxes this method Of returning
thanks 70 the citizens Of Dallas ana vicinity Tor
the liberal patronage bestowed on him for tn past
verr and would inform them trat he s prepared
With sufficient material Of every Kind required, to
make and repair Boots and shoes for Gentle
men and Ladies', and E0icits . continuance of
their patronage. His work shall BE the very best,
and bis prices the lowest possible Cor the work
supply Of ready made lots and shoss nay always
BE found Il his shop. ig0rrGnief.
ITO sH0E-HAKERS.--l have nov and vii keep
constantly on hand, sg0si assortment Of French
cslT French hps.. Phiiad.lnha calf, aHd common
kps Lining sins Of vosy sza AID enlor sole leath-
a--s,fise-eak and hs7siocs Lasts, Tools, and fna-
iags; al u which WI ssli sfsor for essz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
ono of rhe Mos Prevalent,

And a. time troublesome ard paiuii diseases hat A.
tend the human aesh Fever and Ague For long time the
medical World have continually bringing forth
specifics permanent cure; but all Eou eject Or J.
Hos.otter experienced and csbte5 physician has suced-
ed furnishing pubic with valuable I-ra-atioa for the
cure Of Fever que he steady demand
ey made FOR Bserss ana the universal attending
i use have made for reputation asssd By specfc
o,hs lind For the cure i> Fef- Asre, Dr.. Ho-ss
celebrated stoseL BHtrs ana sbod ssi superiority
esss anyOt' ea1sd ~ esiss gsnl5 q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
a CARD.

MI c. W. RECORD is suggested as {. suitable caldi-
date TO represent The County o Dallas in the next Le
gislsture If Mr.. Record viii perpt his uame to be
used in this connection he VIII receive the support of
MANY VOTERS
Dallas County, May 10th 1859
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

e7r- Among The many useful articles TO be found at
ths establishment Of Messrs. Peo', & Go, none lie
attention than their preparation OF Pot
ash, for washing purposes, soap rna<ipg, &c. They
have aso, an abundant supply of Woods hair reg
torative the only tonCfor the hair that has not prov
ed failure 1t lis highly Recommended from every
quarter, end the cheap price, at which Messrs Peak
Co., sell it, VIII enable every to secure D. full
suit of hair and prevent premature badness. They
hive excellent article Of Brandy 70; medical pur-
poses &c., deci&eGly Tie best in torn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

~ NJ. Lyer HuiIoan, az Louisville, Ky, has
recently started herd Of 1900 or 20OO sheep for the
New Orleans market, They consist mostly Of fne
ist weathcrs the best drove of sheep that has
started from Texas and we're raised in DALLAS anu
Collin counties. This experiment will prove to cur
citizens that sheer rasag is lucrative business cs-
psoially in q country that seems so well adopted to
them Ia every respect The sheen raised in this por-
tlop Of the STATE seaNhy md thrifty in lie high
ebt degree.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

NTOTICE.--On the 10th day of June next will
IN offer to the highest bidder on twelve months cred
H. at my house on Waxohachic creek, Ellis county,
lot of $50 half breeds and American mares, Jacks
staliicns; also wagons and teams, also 100 or 200
head of stock cattle and hundred head of enc sheep
N. B.-Any person wishing to buy previous to that
day can have opportunity by calling on me. Bar
gains can be had for cash VS.. K, uyJnE'
April ID, 1859 --42:6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
SEAxEgs Xsgs0POsAx

WILL BE RECEIVED al the Office of the Reg-
w mental, or Acting Assistant Qua 'termaster, u
$ Army, at Camp Cooper, Texas, until O'Clock. NJ
on the 8lst day Of May next (at which time the bids
will be publicly opened) for furnishing
$4,000 Bushels OF CORN
less, to the troops stationed ut Camp Cooper
Texas, for one year from the date OF the contract
The Corn to be delivered shelled and sacked, IN
good strong sacks Of 1855 ftysx pounds to the bush
Ell, at SUCH times, and in such quantities, may be
called for by the officer of the Or Mrs. Dept at the
Post
Two good securities viii be required for the faithful
performance of the contract, whose names and resi-
dcnce will be mentioned in the bids
Lids deemed unreasonable will be rejected.
The bids to be endorsed outside, "Proposas for fur
ushing corn at Camp Cooper, Texas" and directed
to tn, post Or. Mr.. at that place
The Or Masters department will not he responsible
FOR, OF nay Tor any of the sacks in which the corn IS
delivered. D. J.. MIN lex,
q Lieut.. 3D. Ccgdiry, RcgL q. lrC.
OFFICE OF REG v On. Nm, II CAVALRY, Z
Fort Belknap, Texas, April Dist 1859. d4:iv.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
STEAM ENGINES.
From e 30 100 HORSE Power,
PAGES PATENT
STEAM SAW MILL.

ny" Agents for Il. CARVER y co. s Improved
Cotton Gin and Chichestes Improved Sea Island
Cotton Gins. The slater as nagrly perfect as they
can be made and far superior IA execution to any
now extan5,
Also, General Agents for manufacturers.
Galveston, MAY ith, 1858. Ally
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

biLlfs cutsIf
ftfEitf isns. Belly. 80 tl'rsysi isffs
~ NtifI rr. .n9i NJ 9. ffe i'sf inn
70 if.hfrsi ~, sHt Homs stis ~ ~ aaass
usfssi usisihaf ~ in ss.1 ~ 'isafsi y g
s.f yrsfs 90 aprfai.s sl4On Ohs fsi sTFTh
90, mar s.d rl1r snl uadeIhit IN ~ isH ssr snt
-rop M uulsrops ia ias Iirft 80, branild 2 a
I tn ths ~ h.r, nfpr'uf ~ ria,Hp ~
fAtiN ~ h. fm Ali.f "a enaysl tsfIs
M. rfHii' o., pre- rsi .s 3, one iaY MAhk,
tlfff yt.r - STOUT hands lifa- hss ihrcu
rh.'e .ssi. sn'p on i4s nose snd sams fsii, uark4
90 csc I'm SHE. ..srs oH 18th tri, hrauiei x 90
.g ttr '.il shoulder appra.s'l q 5000. one bay
tll ID, 2 lraFf uli Atn1t "a hand. lreh, bind feet
shir arprit.u 20 : 80. NJ. uHe brown horse MULE
7h,at o. hands high, years Old, branded RS Oh
tAr .tu 'hgitirf appraised ~ saa,o AZ
TAKEN Z PLY 4 B.. Campbell, and esigaYei before
tsllg- lA5iTss, } T. uI pfr-nei 30 +. oGs bay
ii.rse, e.rl star iu hl .l cheat, fifteen hands hgh,
'Hnut nine year. pli yeiuel o. 5000 une harfsi
Ao-se, With srme small white 50, Is ~ hands
0irh, atult ~ year 1l appni'si O. STi,ul.
Ono rr,-ral sIaIi'h tnars. lro,ei % l- o. 3
yras OIL, branded with . Spsl'ah brand. he lef
Zip, brlHir. ) on the risht hip, aud Srla.'h brand
On q Ten shoulder, II .nis high a. nr'iaei 20 $50.
l.3i.
gAECy Up Nv J &, Lively rIl esuuy,I tsiora
James Thomas, J., la peo'ae, so. g.. au' Gay horse
mule or GoDrs g!l, about - lands hish apprais-
Ell o. sT5,Oh
one brown mare MULE or c Gears old, about -
hful' high, H'gn,r' O, SlH,un
uur sua! 'av Wlsv pony, ah0lt IS IL haLds
high, 10 yn- 80, branded "a the LETT hip, right
hip 'u,ahal a.su APPRAISED o. S2nHO ti;3t
TAKEN Or ly James IS. L,ua aud t.,nyyI before
Clark Powell! y. T., 20 precinct .,n ., one gray marc,
rru-,l Co hc ~ !cl's o., one Uly coll, year OIL,
.ur nc sa'r' Ulge pu0.s u wears Oh ,cIc ay colt,
year gl~, appraised leo 81 20 80 rsch
wK. WNSrEN, G. DICT.
il-s. ir pto :" Laws, Dpty Clk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
NraYle &itters.

Ernr'n ior bySpS, size Ch0isS Dio-rh'", bgrEcry,
Si,t III .a-ast. FL, Aigh. N,rcT;s, Gshsri OebiHy,
O.t as dif,TRdHf ms.
Ghrr r'gHn' H.ucrs peculiarly adapted r wHrmr'H-
nut every person desiring hal, gug and protection i"n
il. disease. .. .f.U. . me r.Hr. should US tltm
Person, 1iHasa ia ne, and feeling the Hard ~ Tim Npr
irf heavily upoi then, N all is Htt"rdHni N sin Ono 10 tr
4 u.c uyrs Flint iHt ius.utw lie into tcrv'7i
rrs;,rr IL El,r.lr the energy and nri1r u .uh
an!i hg mp hc' 'hr,u forms, and give heo'tl and app,-
mess &. t...,r remaining .'rs
Iia wen asatragi .act nm. rI,iy oa,ha' n tl' .'uar
poro Of population ium IN The enjoyment Of goa
hc, ns' their own yprcs,pn, "na'"r on We' They
are llu1 l,,uiI uf ~ energy extremely u- hH have 1000
appetite y. Uis 0Hs OF nyr'ls '.r. '.s HEs especially
roc'murrtni Nr peculiar tome and N,urtug properties
render % B. ilviy nahir 10 such cases.
lerspus visiting district hlras-i Annually WIFI Eve. ..I
4 que any I,.r of o. iuus unurr, wit end 'iai By s
trnsy Of urtSo bottles, they N not IN one 't1n''
h. disease. SIS Esrs wit Ttnbrj al 'rnngh.E bee
81 stem, md c.-r, tat ul" M, ulr nHiar-' channel.
e. u. WHUELUIH & CO.,
Impor'"- Wholesale druggists l3 hlglNur Ste opposite NE
rraic Motel, Now Orleans, general whnls'n Asu Ito tou
by i. WRIGHT CO., No. ~ Dhnrtrea Stec apr. bg4lom
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

A Young GeDtleman---a graduate Of Mary
~ Vile College, desires situation rs Teacher in
High School or Academy in Texas. References given.
Address president Of Marysyille College, Marys-
Vile Blouut Co., Tenn. :" or to " Mir. s. n. Owen,
sweetwnter, Monroe Co Tenn may4-li---9t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

utFfsT0g, Arhu 9TH 1850.
NHGun- IA 'lf above Noile' ee hes ~ say 'Aat
We shall lontiT 10 the
Gautrl agricultural and Horticultural
nusuess, 20 tl,'li ,isnl, "Naru Castle" under tls
naue and s'yle ~ FL. ana NJ s. compton,. '
whore WI, be- unl hrrs ui ,auei assortment of
everything ls'an,ni ,o tie FARMING Interests u cur
state,
We solicit e'nt11lTre ~ th6 patronage, Hereto
fore eXteulrl - III. 'c Firm, walsh We expect a. H.
serve ~! prompt a0i harga ofeyery -gs',
Although We do ~, Invite 6gnsignneats ~ Cotton,
or other produce, yu 30 Eill li,e those who ,sul
hch the hanclt nfU. e.I dengs rlmer IN sa,s here
or shipment d7eFh.re, rhagrng ,uIy th, regular
commissions, Porch zee ,fsu-Pies, upm cash 0gl.'s
vii be made, AZ d goods received aad forwarded Niih
dispatch, JOHN G, GRANT,
4i--sm. i. TT Is, T.. COMPTON,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

we M HN tt. .. 90 GO O. 900 "A. | VIII H H
1s..lat 81 f.lI.t.f uts. o.ua.f 70 10 rsa 49, ~ ~
u uas 81 ilo la.yi,st rains ever 'urfu ia t..
region Il country fl IA rhursisy hst b. ,.u.
msusei shout o. O'Clock, and saat,alel ao.t v.u,-
oui in'srwi.sioD anil sig a'sla,t n,I, u.rains The
5ysr Fos, rapidly amt suujaY morn.fi 4 lsi u5er-
srs.0 the euiir, t1.g1u ,a ne We, side Il trinity
90 nearly IT, u,,s The r.Ier isuisl,r han t. las
been for moro ttAE yr'-, aud bis hls 70 30 sun
mors 50, We have tes.d u no damage done is TIE
cgOE6
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

~ baud u samiuoIa luliaus passed. through
cur tcWU last week, route to the Reservation NCrJA
Of Rel River. They are reported to be q portion q
Wild Cats trilo. aud appeared happy aud ooatsutgj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

5000 .Ua.oa .tIf. 1if,l T 1ffs entire he.
'rH ri mn. .rf.s .f .ls ffn ~ 'lstA00. Wit
.trt o. e.. U. Del rsituf D. hs CapuinFrs.
M lH q UaH.f .i fhr a. Gfssf sid hfn
i4tf.fI
Zoe luf IN le ,nirrl iJ faI Coupian a
GIANT iIr '.f r1 tHfnHnt. rhs are charged sifI
tis liquid IuurtHs lilIHf.t. II aid late trl end
iia collection a. % ntlts lustt sane.
NAAC u WILL ANS.
TIipNAsE COMPTON,
JOHN q. GRANT
GaIrff.r. HsrH t ltrA 4i.'m