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Valuable Misl Property for Sale

n VIE undersigned offers for sale his Mil property,
L. situated near Elm Fork, Of the Trinity about
16 miles N. W. of the Town of Dallas, and generally
known ms the "Trinity Mills" comprising saw and
crist mill, with two run of burrs, and driven by
steam The mills and engine in good running orr
der, with new boiler and power sufficient to grind
400 bushels of wheat per day also, with the above,
he will sell from THREE to TEN HUNDRED ACRES
of LAND, well timbercd, and two good dwelling
houses and good store-house, smith-shop, &c.
TERMS-The above property will be sold for one
half cash, and the balance on reasonable time. For
further particulars, enquire of the undersigned, On
the premises, W. II. WITT " W.
Dallas County, Dec. %, 1S6S-2b:Smo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

II In. jar. PAX, Ja., Ia general travelling
and business Agent for this paper authorized to re-
ceiye subscriptions, collect dues for subscriptions all
'er,lsing Isb-vork. &c., and receipt for the same
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

We invite attention 10 the law card Of c. W.
Ejgcworth, Esq, who has located in the town of
Kaufman, for the practice Of his profession. Mr..
is highly recommended to MS as lawyer.
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e.. w. EIslGeNyOrsla.
n TOR e Y--A I'll n ",
KAUFMAN, TEXAS
Feb 9th, 1879. 32:1y
10 G;arnenters and TsllElIers.

TO VsaEEstgsSeVs ssEEsT EslsEENCES.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received, by the I'M
> dcrsi gned, until the 3D. Monday in February.
inst, for building JAIL in the town of Fort WORTH
Tarrant county, Texas The building to be of brick
or concrete, according to the specifications now on
file in my office. By order of the County Court Jan.
10th, 1869. G. NANCE, County Clerk.
Feb, 9, 1859. 323t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Judge Reagan has the warm thanks of our bet
ter halt, for packages Of garden seeds, from the
Patent Office Some valuable grape cuttings which
were started have not arrived.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

T CST.- The MERGERS Colony Certificate of Jss
Il Darncll NJ 952, for 800 acres, Issued by Js
NJ. Crockett &c whatsoever for said Colony, atis
town ofTarrant, Hopkins county, On tic S9th d9
May, 1850. Also, the Mcrcer's Colony Ccr,i fe%
William Bower, No 1888, for 320 acrcs, igsues
John NJ. Crock /, Commissioner for said Golofs
the town of Gre nville, Hunt county, On The l6os
of December, l, 80 little above are not foundl
in the time pro 'rihcd by law. will mako ~
ton TO the pro er department. Cor duplicates u
D TTD DAVIS, Gaard. Of heir
jan. 3, So sS:at Eff. Eresp. s5ea &
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

J. En-. Hawkins Esq, offers for sale valuable
tract Of go acres Of land, situated on Chambers
creek, Ellis county Attention is called TO the adver
t:spment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

r. NJ. stackpo!e has opened tin shop in the
building in the rear Of his store lie has secured
the services of L. C. Powers, an experienced work
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

I'VE were pleased to see Col, NJ. r. Jvhnson, u
rlrraEt, in town this week, The Col il looking In
COOL health s,d spirits, AMI il nay he gratifying to
oar nsghbOT Of the sherm 'n.ra,rie, to know that he
Ia. ne disposition Tor the GovenoFship,
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BclE,nap House,

TOR sALE.-A complete sctt Of Timers Tools
nearly new, of the latest improvements. Also
Tin Plate and general stock of materials.
Fort Worth presents fine opening for good me-
chanic in this line. BENGE JEWELL:
Fl Worth, Jan. %, 1859. Sl:GW
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

= The business of the District Court, will Probably
not be disposed of before the middle Of next week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

tyr We had some cool biting air several days the
past week, interspcrsed with warm, genial, growing
weather.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09


To me SLsriT of said County Grading
NToU are hereby commanded 10 summon, Icy
n publication IN the Dallas Herald, u news
paper published In the town Of Dallas, Dallas
eOnnty, Texas, John G.. Melee, whose residence
is alledgcd Ia 10 in California. 20 be and appear
hef0re the District Court, 10 be holden in aud Tor
the county of Kaufman. on the eleventh Monday
after the first Monday in March 1850, then and
there to answer the petition Of Elizabeth u,
McDee. filed in said court against tha said John
q. AlcBec, and allcdging in substance, as follows.
to wit That ON the LIST day Of June lSiO petl'
TONER was legally married TO said John q. MellNe
that she ever acted towards him with the aiiae,
tion and fidelity due from and characteristic OF
q oOd wife, cndcayOring 10 render their union
happy ono, that on the - day ofMarch 1850
the said John G. McBae cruelty abandoned her,
aud left her in very destitute condition, with
no means of subsistence, save her own individual
labor, and that the said John q, McB,e has re-
maincl away from her, without any conmunca-
tiun whatever with her, from the date last aiore-
snii, up to the time OF the commencement OF this
suit; and she prays for 81 alton and Judgment
unnulling the bonds Of matrimony existing be
tween Ter and the said John q. McBce, also for
costs and general relief.
/ Herein ail not but haze You then and there
this writ, with your rctun showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness; q. w. SElTL, Clerk OF the District
Court OF Kaufman county.
-1rnxun Given under my hand and seal Of
! MtA CeStA said Court. In town of Kaufman,
! I'll s1SE) this February h, 1850.
VSSssF fT aSsw G. ". SEIlA, Clerk
Dist. Court X. Co.
BY W. II. Barnes, Depty.
/ Issued February 18th. 1859.
G.. w. SElTZ, elk. y. c. X CO.,
b. w. H. Barrcs, DSpnty.
! Received in Office same day issued, AM for
wardrd to the Dallas Herald for publication, on
the It'll Feb. 1859
S o. GIBBS, Sheriff K.co.
3l4w pr fee Sl2 so
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Wan DEPARTMENT, Dec. 81, 1858.

~ -" '""''"''' ~
SR In reply 10 your communication Of the
llh inst, have the honor to state that, in
my Judgment, the armed possession Of posts
in Chihuahua aud Sonora, according TO The
policy recommended blythe President, would
add nothing to the present necessity Tor an III
crease of the Army.
The line Of defence from the frontier Of
Texas TO the Pacific Coast would be material
~ shortened, and may be so chosen as most
essentially to diminish the cost of Iransporta-
ton for the supplies of a very large portion Of
our forces employed upan our Southern Dor.
der. Very respectfully,
Your obedcnt servant.
JAMES B FLOYD, Scc'y. of War.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Sec proposals for building jill at Fort Worth
1nrrant county, in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Cosr or MILITARY OCCUPATION OF SONORA
AsD CmuuAHuG-The Secretary Of War in
response to nm inquiry Of the Military Con.
mi,iee in the House forwarded the following
ranlv.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

The State posse, vas ,Aisa W on Tuesday ~
last retk, ant the remainder of the week eseeupied
sithout getting though With H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
Valuable Farm for Sal

I'OR SALF.-A 2G inch Burr Mill, made by Cone
[ {, Elliott, Montgomery, Texas, nearly new, and in
good running order bargain can he had Address
of apply to ]. W. Johnson, at Kaufman, Kaufman
county Texas.
jar. &c, 1859. 30:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- Sickness. In the Editors family has Withdrawn
anueh Of his time from editorial duties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
Enrf WORT, FTillf.

OUR MERl lIAET ELOBKING M!hLS, AN
" on the Clrir Fork Of trinity river, II
Worth, with Il rec run Of Burr stones. v ith &
lar say attach "a, are now in successful orrk~%
These mills " re nut M under the supeiint
n n most SKI. rieiced iI-vright--ons ef
prietorsi and i'll receive bis constant refsoHN
ton.
We win Gil orders for luaber fres the csvh'
short notice - w ssS sAn.s'
-Four from $ 30 10 y ~ per M 20
Oi,r supcrf ne snur "a as good q, any rnarufaei
in the countrJ, and oriers for any Te'lsonAeie ~
WEI y "'- FIELDS. NAUcK & IA
IT. Msnk. Texas, Nov IL. is5s.--zo; -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
DR.. J. D. RANKIN e. CO.'S
Celebrated Southern Family
NJ E DIClN Els,


Ready Re.,ef, FIux Mixture.
Eypectorant, FcrmifHEe,
Liver, Sanatire md chill and Ferer Pals.
hese Medicines carefully prepared to suit the Southern
diseases of this climate The best medical
authors admit there great difference In the treatment Of
diseases Nor and SOUTH therefore, claim to be much better
prepared up medicines suitable to the
Of this climate than jayne ouden, MLane, and other per
sons residing in the Northern States.
DIR. j. D. RANKIN & co S LIVER PILLS,
the powerful remedy offered to the public for all
Liver Complaints, and Bicu affections of Character what
Also dyspepsia, sick head:schc deranseeEt Of tie
bowels costveness indigestion, pain in the side,
shoulders back kinds of bilious fcvc chls AMI fever,
aundco debility. And in all arrangements Of the
heartburn coakng sensations hushes of the face and skin in
gcnsra depressed spirits, aud in all cases wanting
DE. j. ID. RANKIN Il CO.'S
CELEBRATED Cherry Erpeetorant
Is postiyey the best medicine discovered for Pneumonia
purisy bronchitis coughs colds Whoopng asthma inhu-
enza tghtness the chest Group and is most excellent ree
ny - p-''''' Or fI. J. d. RANKIN & CO.'S
Celebrated Flar and DiGrrhcd Mixture,
vii fall when the directions are followed to cure hux
darhea cholera, choleramou summer complaints gripping
cramps Aso all discharges Of blood from the nose, iuus
stomach, womb, and in profuse menstruaIon
DR. j. -. RANKIN d cos
Celebrated R.a5y Relicf
Is most nauesouaiy best reuedy offered 70 the pub
lie r diseases the muscles and joints rheutnaisn' goat par
ayss uunbns.s, sprins s joias an=eaar debility eruse
ria neck, weakness and psian the hack, head, sizes tn IN
famed eas bit5eu feet, spinal aecou ncursEsr oTt
throat quns nrmps, Group, mix leg chronic Ulcers s3Taiion
,a sa,,, Slso t.r rf ami fs,er.
Ter Aorses drd Stock This valuaha remedy ~ spfs
spawn, sesis scratch bruises sreings % al fna 40 20
an he glands And fer boE ay and sefev.orTs a
oer remedies totally insnhsani in comparison . ms
'''' u ''' M = u RAvKiN T 20 :
Cita nd Far I'
,st.- f,t g -s-r , .s.i a- s4l b. e. FOE t1-i.
Fl D& > De- H4thia s. - - fttllt i'- -.
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Rogers House.

Rogers House.
WfXiHfcHIE, ELLIS CO., TEX.fS
The subscriber respectfully .nnoaaes, the travelling &
public that tbs laTgs and commeiiOu. hu' nos iitH
open foF the reception and entertainment q the puleS~
Ills and unrniils tais gill entinur hsrrIFe,
syrn oTrai,T th0.. sho favor hh With cali comfortable
aud "Ag HONS" lis table l. constantly Furnished with every,
thing that ctn 10 N cured IN he market anil nj, , supplied
with ihr rsi po'rn-r and ash'd With Eusslts hosusIs
lie refers 70 NE travelling Tuliio generally, A. W. ko1tA,
lr Hacks s s ke on hand " s1gey passengers 10 Of
he adjoining toms OF points June -, iNo-sly'
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Mckinney Hotel.

NIhTNNNlt
sR, sKIDMORE, Proprietor. -
llE undersigned rDni respectfully iniuTin lhe e'es .
% hr saH1nuiius county, and the travelling pat HIM
lie gnrIsy that he has Fcernly esrci laTgv sdi'.
this house and l. IEraTri with eamhTiahis AH 80
furnished FoHs q seosnmsae al she si'e hun aesh Ne
rTOms a his fare shah IL The bss that the eaany eAs a.
% anil lis slAhle shall times be sr Supplied ali hs al
TENDED ty sspFTrncu 0stT fhahAul hT past f'sTs, he "
l'esliaiy salssa sh.rs oi the puddle pst'a.sss'
45,ly. 3. n, SKIpnohE-
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C,NRLLs HOTEL, directly opposite ihs f ss.s

AHELLe hOlLL, p"es'H sil.'.N 'Nstttl
} RaTOal Depot, and eonNeniehi " TIE LIZ
Gaze Hsassisal, T'sras, MIETIN T., kNELL, ffsyIis-
sIsr II ga god faF ssi.Eslir Tas aud q, p s'l
lon stop ilS on TfEas Tits nv hfsi isns -
Il hit,i u sih Tiew eaiahF auA esnNrir E.i "a.
We, aEashs aihs 18th a,lra's LssiisT a l eIn .s
fsidtT slssFs o. hsId. Nsi, iNss--rlfig'
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WOOLsCARDING.
WE HAVE now An EIGHT HORSE POWER
STEAM ENGINE E.,

fHached 10 our tcooI-cdrdtny MACHINE; situated on
Ten NIL. creek, trcire mile South Of The
torn Of Dall1s.
WE are now prepared to give prompt attention. OIL
w short notice, to those wishing to have carding
done The wool must he we'll washed, and picked,
and one pound of lard to every eight pounds Of wool,
must in all cases he furnished by those wishing n
rood aud ;ce article Of rolls. In all cases be care
ful 10 furnish ut least sheet, for every twenty
five pounds Of wool, that is as much as they will
hold when carlel
TERMS, i.tcfiabiy Cash.
White wool, 10 cts. per ID
Mixed % 10 "
We tender our thanks for previous patronage, and
still solicit continuation Of custom.
o. B. NANCE & son.
Pleasant Run, P. O., Sept. 10th, ls5s.-12tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Excuse the measure, poetry and ryme; our eye
arc full Of sand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Sob ~ iHfEng or al ssiEsis;
Ea4ITs rse.a RI 4. M aaEfAll sl-si,T
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iovh La, week going TO the loser counties mast q
them vsrs salsianllal farmers, having GHambef u
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HOTELS.
GreeuyiIIe Hotel.

NJ Known rslrsiiuiy itffsa - iTsief, 80 tfIli
" a. irarfnf Ilir frnffaly ihsi - ht "a MIMI
flarFs a a. slFt lr AL hlss ~ sfi alnlt rt3JE
b irfTi AL rfgfirs shafs q lp'is par na'f ~
FiFttf d dsirI.ifd o. kfsT tifat1 tafa tsts s1i
silir ras ssfns " TfntH rtFa tai'iAiii - AZ -
uaY fsrar Ma sil "a. Ilrnf uiaifTaiT
Grstut iia, liaai r.aalif, ysuaur, is.a-geH
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, }

THE STATE OF IEXAS,
CoUNTY or DjLLAs.
To any larful cHrsr Of sd.& county, Greeting -
Y oU are herei, commanded TO 5iir mon Marquis
L b. Borrow, ~ publication inthe DALLAS Ht'aii;l
paper published in tie town Of Dallas, Texas, to 10
and appear bcfor' ne. Jas. n. Smith, Justice Of
the Peace in AMI Tor Dallas county, Precinct No !,
at my Office, OH the Goth day Of FctruNTy, a. p
Eighteen hunlrcl aud Fifty-nire between the hours
of ten o'clock, NJ. end two o'clock p, NJ. or said
lny to answer 0 complaint Of s r Bryant. On s.
plea of debt du, by notc, Els, due Let October
iSSo
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Given under my hand, ,lia alst Day of January, a
D. 1850. JAS. N. SMITH, n
.rHst;cr Of TIE Peactfa
Came to hand same day issued, and executed III
ordering public ion in the Dallas Herald, this sSE
day Of January 1859. a. W. UANfERr III
HAST Corsidblsb h
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MERCHANTS HOTEL, .vsrknh fnnts
WI Sguars HsHs'oE 1fFss Alh
JAS R0uzr. Proprietor Baggage lAkSa fpm The
Cans and Boats free o. charge, lily'
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run STATE ~ TEXAs. !
CorNrY ON KArfpAN.

Feb. oh, 1850.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-31

CoLuMBus. ONO, March 24.--Ths Con
vention representing th, Baltimore and
Pennsylvania Central and numerous West
ern CONNECTIONS has continued in session to.
day. The utmost harmony prevailed
throughout, with freedom from excite
ment or contention highly crciitAblc. The
time committee reported action this evening
In full. They propose TO start passenger
trains from New York, at 7 A. N. and 6
r. NJ. by Camden, Amboy and New Jcr.
sey Road, aud reach Cincinnati at 7 I. N.
and 7 A. N. Leave Cincinnati nj 4 A. NJ.
and | 80 T. N. and make about same time
TO New York.
The following resolutions were offered by
the President Of the Baltimore line, were
adopted
WHEREAS, Moderate speed passenger trains
are admitted 10 contribute largely 10 eoon0mi
cal working. and consequently nett results Of
railroad profits;
WnsnEas, The extraordinary cost Of high
speed should command relative remuneration
for passenger service;
WHEREAS, Experienced managers Of the rail
road System of Europe have adopted this prIn.
cipis 10 their tsrn Of fares ~ the legitimate
result Of experience. Therefore DO II
Kssoirsd That In order 10 iDaugnrsts this
economical and valuable principle into the
American existence that each through line 10
competing points may al its option charge one
dollar les- per passenger between New York
and such competing points on all trains using
q schedule Of not less than thirty six hours be.
tween Cincinnati 10 New York and forty hours
between Chicago and New York.
The time seciE 10 be- satisfactory to the
various western roads interested. and IL said
TO be batter adapted to the wants Of the
public confidence by Nil the line, than ever
heretofore The PcuDsy Ivania road provides
for bold and active competition with tho
New York Central by rapid speed, and the
Pennsylvania road while maintaining mod
crate spe'd provides ia the above resolu.
ti0us 10 comp, ,,satn Tor II by reducing fare
one dollar between New York and the
West. Frcigh, rates occupy but little at.
len,ion. But the following WAS passed
Rsssirsd. That committee coDsistinR VI one
representative from each Of the Western roads
be appointed by their respective roads 10 ar.
range rates ~ freight eastward bound and that
ths1 be Instructed 10 M the difference between
and all Ran Road Lake. Rail and River Rail
Lake aud Canal and that this COMMITTEES meet
al the phillips House. 10 Dayton. Thursday,
March Jist at 10 clock. 4. NJ, and that one
representa- I've from each forwarding Atlantic
lines be invited ~ he prescott.
The convention In still sitting but will I'D.
jOufn 10 night
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-31
vrom the fhiiAaslphA rssa.y l,sa,an.
The Canadian Ncsiprsclsy Treaty.

The people Of Minnesota are much excited
at the present time with reference to the
heavy restrictions which ew,barrssses the
trade OF that section with the British Pos.
sessions northwest Of that State. At q late
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce OF 81.
Paul, series Of resolutions were offered,
asking for the abolition Of these restrictions
The arguments used by the mover aud
friends OF the resolutions were. that il the
British Government Ia sincere In liz proesscd
dt~'gn OF developing civilization over largo
districts oi It's own territory. Il will heartily
cooperate with Minnesota ia the removal Of
these hurdensome imposts. The reasons
which make reciprocity desirable, lose none
OF their force when applied 10 the present
posse ssions Of the lludson's bay Company.
aud the n rthwcstern American States. On
the contrary, there aro special reasons Of
peculiar weight for the removal of these 70.
sirictions upon the British and American
trade across the Northwestern portion which
do not exist in the case of Canada Canada
has great natural quite, upon the markets
Of the world, though every American avenue
should be closed against her. But the Win.
nipeg districts Of British America have posi-.
lively no other outlet, and can have none ex.
ccpt through Minnesota, u fact which effect
ualy decides the british eide Of ihe question
Again. the growth Of our Northwestern
States depends in great measure upon the
unrestricted development OF these great
British areas behind II, and which bear tho
same relation 10 the Northern States. ~ Pc
cially to Minnesota. Wisconsin and Illinois
~ they In their turn bear 10 Chicago. II
Minnesota IL ever TO be n great State; II
her rivers aud lakes are ever 10 be OF any
value to her. il must be in opening all tho
avenues OF trade which can bring goods into
the State and facilitate the transmission Of
produce from thence This postion seems
TO be understood by the people Of that
State, and hence their desire 10 enter the
vast British possessions which liz beyond
them. and trade with the inhabitants on free
and unrestricted terms, A trade based gu
such principles would bc mutually beneficial
TO all concerned, aud add immensely 10 the
growth and devclopemcnt not only Of Min
ntsota, but also 10 that portion Of the brit.
ish Provinces which must ut all times rely
upon the merchants Of this border State for
.Esir supply Of such articles M they may
need. The question Ia one Of commanding
importance, and the Chamber OF Commerce.
Of 81. Paul acted wisely In calling public
attention TO il an early day.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-31

New Yoag. March 2G--The committee
on the Water Celebration Of Brooklyn, haye
decided to extend invitations TO the authori.
ties and Fire Departments Of New York.
Boston, Philadelphia, lboDy, Buffalo, Bal.
,imwe, Providence, Salem, Springfield. New
Haven, Hartford. Rochester, Oswcgo, Rich.
moDd, Pougbkeepris, Troy, Utica, Syraeuse,
Washington, Bridgeport and many other
places Gcorgc Hall the American nom.
inec for MAJOR u B-)oklyn, has declined, and
~" party ha. d"c'ded 10 rake no further
nomination.
The jury 10 the Stevens wife. poisoning
case, at las, accounts. In said 10 have stood
ten fOr c1nvicting and two ior acqlittal.
A giri named Margaret Burke, has been
arrested on suspicion OF having poisoned the
family 81 Mrs. beethsm. yesterday. Mrs.
Is. Is dead, and Mr.. Hobinson, ona Of her
ioardcrs, IS not expected To hive. The other
inmates Of tbehoa- art recovering. Mar
gsret Was the cook.
The s,rame- Csrnac brings Havana dstss
Of the 18th sugar stiff Molasses very
hrm, exchange declined.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-31

About the end Of last month the following
singular mistake was made at Dole, France:
Two persons had died at the hospital Of that
town, and we're to be buried q, the same
time. The deceased were young girl aud
q soldier Of the garrison. Both coiIins being
placed alongside Of each o, her, they were 80
COMPOUNDED that The girl was accompanied to
her las, home by = platoon Of dragons, with
military bonors, while the young soldier.
covered With white pail Of flowers, pious
emblems Of parity and innocence, Was borne
On four feminine shoulders, and followed by .
procession Of young girls reciting prayers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-31

TnE Democracy Of Tennessee have bed
their State Convention a. Nashville. They
nominated the present popular Governor
IsnAx u. HAKk,s, for reelection The reso-
lu,ions Of the Convention endorse the Ad-
minis,ration 81 Presiden, BucHAsAs, favor
strictly revenue tariff, strict construction
Of the Federal Constitution, advocate a
State canen y reform, and favor the scqni
si'ion Of Cuba. The slavery resolution ig-
nWes the idea Of Copgres-iona Intervention
i1r slavery in TIE territOries and relies solely
upon judicial protection 70 those who ieel
sggrie,ed BY the action d any Territorial
authority.