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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
PRGCE AFaATECN

Ey the H0FeTnGY OF The state Of Tex
LLTKEREAS. The last Legislature passed Joint Rss
w proposng to amend the Constitution Of .he state OF
which Ia 10 these words "Jont Resolution proposing
acnt 10 the State Consultation.
Be il resoiued by tbs Lerisatrro OF .he STATE Of "
That the 3d Section Of the 10th Article oi the Consut
the State shall be amended 10 read es follows vs
eFo 3.d. Al public lands which have heretofore wh!
hereafter be granted for public schools TO The vsriou5 our
:h!s estC he sold by hs Cornty Courts Of eSoa Coz
which the lands belong by such tribunals as may 500
Ae- Jurisdiction, by conEsat If majority o: the legal 70
SAID oCrss and under seh general rules 50 tie les
nay from time 20 tine IreeoTioe-
PrcUidedThat the principals :! Toe proceeds 81 tsa
such lands shall be reclaimed aud 1vts'od ss psrnSoent
fund Tor tie counties oT!cs The Sas ard ae mem; eey
be used for educational r:yposSs
APPROVED Fesrus:y le:h lseS"
Ecw therefore J. 4 - Elunes TeTIoE o!ths etate c!
as DO hardly order spd dir :ha: .hc Chief Justices ~ t
eral COUNTIES any to Of thecounty Comissc
II 1aaary polls 10 be opened at the several octiar
cncv Of teir respective oSuntee the day and the tn
the election Of Representatives TO tie Legislature, tout' ~
day TIE st day OF August 1852 take tie sal;
pced sne,dset % ITO conVrt.on c. 81 tAcse Vno ~.
Representative TssSZets usy Re exI.csssd aus-"Fc'
srcend,s1t 70 the Coae;rrannor against ae snendrer
The Consiiron the voter vacs AID 70 mage :surNs Of
Ceci.o, giving the {! iScSs Voting r EtfeserisFct
voted sad prcoSeS Elreut 70 nc esety @! D.
1t A-s.l e. sorssi "ilecrc rc:s:u. g. Oraiy on
! :vg1sse5 t-s.--ea' to tho Coa-S;s-el
u kgtlzoay vsC.cof Aa'O ss:s:o Is
r A $40 ' 70 Re sdinSd At Austin tSis So d.
CJ GJS ~ sci runr H. lStH, md q e year cf Ss =
-, ~? T1c1-1-s C. las II. r~snty..IyrtS.
~G=A52-| rytac G5v-.acT, "a. = Au:S.iE1g
7 2 .,oyE.a~ Sec-s'csg 5f st.IG.
D. Isa lTa;oa. TsryE- u tae '.s -! Sls- lie as
Tlsnnati,s l the t!t No-3zy A;s-E ~ Eo5 ssst
a:rTE5oG ,Ee--es:-s. II sto:e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

BsS- We are indebted to our friend Mcrdeth Ny
rs for pocket full Of fine peaches. Such presents
70 always acceptable, and we hope our county may
jntinue to hold us in remembrance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
NOTICE.

GALVESTON, ArRu 9Th, 1859
Referring to the above Notice, VIC beg to say that
we shall continue the
General Agricultural and Horticultural
Business, at the I'D stand. Aoro Castle" under the
name md style Of " GRANT & COMPTON,"
where will be found large and varied assortment Of
everything pertaining 10 the farming interests Of our
State.
We solicit continuance of the patronage, hereto
fore extended to tho late Firm, which expect to de-
bya prompt and correct discharge Of every trust
Although do not invite conSignments of Cotton,
or other produce yet will give those who send
such the benefit of our experience either in sale here
or shipment elsewhere, charging only the regular
commissions. Purchases Of supplies, upon cash orders
will he made, and goods received and forwarded with
dispatch JOHN G. GRANT,
4t--3m. TIEOS. f. COMPTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
Administering 5e gosies.

Z He undersigned having tsen sppo,n.sd. :
the Honorable County Cc2:t 6; Esufza;
Comfy. at i;s May Is-r, :. D. 1859. Aeriris
traitor q the ss;ars CT =. = pa:gae-ty. 6sossr
81 This il ths-s.c.a = n,.ity e, p5:sc-s havi,;
claims sE.inss iaid eststs = r.sss-t rs Eo=s
witsin the tius pIsscriced ~ .sw. al 81 r6:-
e5as ir5foss 20 sa:3 +stats ~!I =sEs s-sssSss' >
rayrsat . ths -r5s-E;-rsi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

81 We are requested to say that Gen. Darnell will
swer on the stump, the interrogatories propounded
the candidates through the columns of tho Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

81 We are requested to state that the candidates
Or the legislature will close the canvass at Dallas on
Eaturday next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

pa5- Tho Thermometer in our ofsce enc day las,
week. indicated 99', Pretty warm to DO working
prsss"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

I'VE have had the pleasure of visit from our
a yuished friend and neighbor Col. NJ. T. john
oa Tho has just returned from journey to the
4.g. lie Northwestern portion. He speaks conf
aa. of the election of Gen. Waul, in the West.
AS many erroneous and ridiculous stories are 60
. II rounds we feel it due to Col. johnson to say,
bat course has been misapprehsnded, and I'M
q ,1nclusions arrived at in regard to his position
a.1 time towards the present canvass. We have
nee at present to explain the action of the last
ays, but will do SO, when we have fuller lights
us. We feel assured that whatever position
e g. lines, it will be conscientious and faithful one.
81 .re aware that he has committed himself in IA
q, ri Gen. Houston, under the influence of causes
story to himself while his old political ascot
bed you'd gladly sec him acting in concert with
81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
E,AsHInNARLE MANTuA.MAYER AND
NEW STORE and NEW GOODS
y, w. JOHNSON.

| (lNcTtt-EGSt Corner % me fNot1c Sgnc'6.J
AUR'nnAHT, TE;NAS.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry,GOOds,
GROCERIES. HARDWARE. QUEENS
WARE, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &C., Dr., &c.
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Kaufman and adjacent counties, that he has
just received, and opening one of the Largest
and best selected Stock Of .herchandise offered
in Kaufman My goods were selected with eye
to the wants Of the people of this section Of country
think can please the taste Of the most f4stidious
and sell upon as reasonable terms rs can he had in
this district
/ return NY sincere thanks to the people of Kauf-
man county and vicinity. for the liberal patronage
have heretofore r5-si -. zEi hope hy l'gt integrity
szd prompt attention - business, o. merit tast'H-
uaucs % ias SANG ll- sd az SIZE .-,l,ei To- cal
as sz8--l1= -.y SICK --l t.,z, t=--5 F1--l-s--
elsewhere. Al --ls Oh -H-5.l-.l1-s l--l.tt ..a--
tad. = J-Ae- "a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

l.. N. St3ckpole's Advertisement.
T AN now receiving an elegant assortment of
STAPLE G. FANCY DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Molssses, Soda, Raieins Mackercl
PORTER And ALE,
Almonds, Cream Tartar, Cranberres, Oysterg,
Candy, Sardines, Lamp Oil, Blasting Powder, Ce
ment, Turpentine, Fants and Oils, Camphor Race
Ginger, Alum, Madden. Ccppers, Churns, Zinc wash
Castor Oil, Saddory, Side Saddles, Ztock Saddea -
kE "A Il IN he Es.
uoe-skinn, Boot top Skins, Enamelled Leather, Bug.
Nv Whins, Brass Ornaments
CRoCKERY & GLASSWARE.
Hardware, Tools Window Glass, Bar and Slab Iron,
Mouse Traps, Hollow augcrs, Wash Kettles, Spikes
and fencing nails, Cast Steel. rYaldon's Grain
Blades, Hoop and band Iron, Wood Saws.
CLOTHLN'G, BOOTS .GJED SHOES,
Stationery, School Books. For the Ladies l have a
nice asso rtment of Dress Goods,
staple and Fancy.
Silk Berages and Tissues, Lawns, Robes, Ginghams,
Muslins Tarletons, Kid Gloves, Parasols beautiful
assortment. Ladies Hosiery, Damask, Napkins, Jet
Necklaces and Bracelets Bonuets, Embroidered Silk
Beautifers. .YarseiUs Collars and Sleeres, very
handsome Bibbons, Lace, Calicos in abundance
All the above Goods, and many more too numerous
to mention. offer at fair prices for Cash,
able time to prompt customers.
To those who enjoy Good Smoke, would re-
commend the celebrated Virginia Rilikinick Tobac-
co, prepared expressly for the rowhPtan Pipe, small
lot of which have just received direct from one Of
the Second Families Of VIrgiai1
N B.-No connection is claimed with the tobacco
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
STEAM ENGINES.
From 8 to 100 Horse Power
PAGES PATENT
STE AM SAW MILL.

~ Agents for f. CARVER & co. IS Improved
Cotton Gin, and Chichester Improved Sea Island
Cotton Gins. The latter as nearly perfect as thew
can be made and far superior in execution to any
now extant
Also, General Agents for Manufa ctdsefe:
Galveston, May 9Th, 1859. F4-ly
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
Public SDenking.

ltES lOIiN g. coon and any \, ~ pARNIllr candidates
VI uf Representative, s adde's The voters " Dallas rlh
Fl ~ fl1sins iiuts ali plarfs, va
laflina An, GA THURSDAY, July Ah.
hytlF, On Friday, July 29ih,
tlus laih, isbg--iy2Ol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

gsS- Tho speech of Col wigfall, at this place, on
1T Saturday, was NEST cordially received and judy
IN the expressions VIC have heard concerning it,
hazard nothing in saying that it was productive OF
Inc most beneficial results, in causing lukewarm
"a nbcrs If the party to place themselves right be-
,ro the people, and their friends While we find no
aut with any man for the manner in which, and for
IN he votes, we nevertheless are pleased to hear
,I men of kn,wn democratic principles will sustain
Iar party and ts organization Wo are not aware
n we have Influenced or could influence the vote Of
,ge man in tae county, yet we would be happy
perfect unanimity amongst political friends
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
" L. hA- 5Ni CLERK q. q.
Nv Is " -
hrNrnN crr,rr

o. TAKEN UP by john Sullivan aud esiiGyed .efrr r. W
Bone Fen, one Yoke or OXEN one a igl Hf... H.t..
,pu.e White M the rec aso under his belly, 81. .#...
toWQIF ,n The lon sni under hnlf crop IN TE
NfNH ~ W on ihe lon hin; tho other dkri nos. ..r"
VINE N tho Zee and under the belly markell .t.4i
S5U
:. A. VENTERe, Co ok :. .. r.,i.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

MUSIC I.EssONs.---'igs. LAilMER will cont nue.
wi b. gtr instruction un the PIANO a. those who desire
Ia avail Fmssyes ofhsr services, un the usual terms SEES
si0ns three aT fNs nant, "a the option 1t the pupil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
Valuable Prog sEeGy EvE" 5d19aS'
On a credit until January Isl, 1850!

IN the town Of Dallag, the st Day % too pnfi''
Cont, IN August next. ono Cleveland LEY
stai,Inn three vears old sired By imported Clevc-
land ONE JACK, Cfrom Tenncssee,> two years
oId last March one BAY HORSE; ono SOAKLL
HORSE, TWO MULES cr' tTo-heFso wagon,
Rod arc. non axies one large wagon one To-
If rou,e gearing and various ether articles nue
rous TO mention.
The above property wi, hs scd to the highest bid.
der without reserve; the purchaser giving Eo5d and
approved security with 10 PER cont interest fo ma
t,irity All sums under ten dollars cash.
GOLD & DONALDSON.
rsrss, July IS. I552-2.5t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

~ The mail from this place for Birdville, Tar
r. county, which left here on Friday morning last,
oet on that day. A short distance beyond Eagle
Postofice, in this county, the horse took fright,
the rider, and dashed of, at rapid rate, soon
pearing among the timber The mail was lash
the saddle and must hav e been torn off in going
Oh the timber. Every effort has been made
"a that time to find the mail bag. without avail
orse was found on Saturday morning, nearly
-5 having run three or four miles and crossed the
a' The rider Was not hurt.
!" Judge Evans asserted in his speech here on
y, that Ora and Potter were openly ad,oca-
At he claims Of the opposition. The Hon. Mr.. Pot
out in an able letter denying the charge; and we
% ever heard before that Judge Gray had come
such conclusion. but to the contrary. Judge
, has been absent from Texas so long that it is
G o presumed he does not know the news as detail
] n the papers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
COIlsrY UANDIDATrs,

Dr. Hspffaairiirf iH Nf STATE Ltyifirirrs
Wssfs auihaftsi anl frInasiei ~ anrsnrs 0EN NJ n
nAHNTLL a. ttuiaas o. TaIrfrHi htltt C1ariY Ia he
81 fgsainfe
Wc are suth0uffi sHl rfIufsisi ~ aunUnf.ilN JOIN
coon a. ganlH-iH fH fUITrssui lillas county 100 W'
nest tHuslatuTr.
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yTG0E~GARRgTG
Notice to wriSgc WufIiel

NctECc 20 Bridge MUfEdol
THosE who understand building Bridges
L vited to forward TO tine Chief Justice OF
county, plans and specifications for doub
Bridge across the Trinity River at the town of
It will require two principal spans, one ab'
feet, and the other about 80 feet, placed upo,
piers, constructed Of durable timber, two Of ~
will be between 40 and 50 feet in height, s.o
foundation, and the other about 20 feet. The I,
Court designs letting out the contract for bu
sid Bridge, sometime in the coming Fail, a.
pru5 OF Specifications furnished paid Chief j.
must be gratulous, ss no consideration will
FOX the same. W. K. MASTEN. c. c. c. D. o.
Ey GRO W. LAWS, DEPUTY CT,
Juno i3t, lS61.--t8tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29
UNITED STATES STEAMER MEMPHIS,
BARBADOEs, Dec. ~, 1858.

Uylrm STATES STEAMER MEMPHIS,
BARBADoEs, Dec. n 1865. }
The Memphis at FREDERICKSBURG for PerHdmtnoo-
Whereabouts IF he Ataato AND Caledonia, DC
We reached this island at six O'Clock this morning,
twelve days out from New York. and there is bark in
port sail for New Orleans the morning. make haste TO
give you brief OF voyage thus far. We
shipped from the buoy OF the Navy Yard New York, at
four O'Clock morning Of the i5,h and stood for
in dense fog discharged the pilot of Sandy Hook and
by three O'Clock there indications of clear weather
The second day had fair wind and good weather
which continued during the SAIL We are all pleased with
the Memphis and have tho hest confidence in her as
boat During the passage stopped but twice o key
occupying bat few moments. Her engines are in per-
feet order and have fast ten
about eight Upon arriving here we found in port the At
from since she and the Atlanta parted outside of New
York. II the impression here that she put into some
port the United States The Westernport has been here
about ten days undergoing slight repairs; the At
iarta about i've days. Having coaled they both put
sea this afternoon We will complete coang in three or
four days, and will Immediately start for Pernambuco.
The captains main object is.despatcb 60 will lose no
tme and If do not precede the Westernpor and Al
ana hope 10 succeed them but few hours Peruam
buco. Officers and crew well.
ADDITIONAL
quay expedition before reported at Barbados have sailed
perpambuco-the former the 25th and the latter
the 9th nit. The officers and of both vessels
all wen excepting engineer Of the NJ W. Chaplin, who
was sent home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29
City Intelligence.

PROFESSOR o. N. Mrc1E's Farewell IEcruRy.-The
farewell lecture Of Professor o. NJ Mitchell will be de-
vercd night at the Academy Of Music. The series o.
lectures delivered by this learned have than
paid expenses, and left handsome surplus Of several
hundred dollars in the hands Of the projectors The pro
ceeds of the lecture tonight for the benefit Of the
Lecturer. The subject will be: "The great unfinished
problems OF the universe; the motion Of the aud
planets through space the revolution Of the fixed stars,
and the determination of the centre around which tho
stellar universe revOlves, with sketch of the new
methods OF astronomical observation by which these
great problems are to be solved" The house, of course,
will be crowded.
The Elm STREET TRAGEDy-DEAIH or Mr.. DEfKER-Mr.
Wilhelm Decker, who shot ut No. 81 Elm street on
the night OF the 18th inst by party Of Sixth ward
dies, died Mt the New York Hospital yesterday morning
from the effects Of his wounds The Coroner Will hold an
inquest to-day.
CITY HALL Police PREcINCr.-The City Hall, or Twenty
sixth police precinct IN the basemcD: Of the City Hall,
Will hereafter he open for the transaction Of business
sundays AS soon as proper accommodations are fur
pishcd viii be conducted and kept open day ana night
the same rs other precincts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29
OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

The business in city retail markets still continues
dull THIS s owing, doubt to the unusual and extreme
madness of the weather.
PouLrRy.-The receipts still continue hght with cor
respondmgly moderate demand. The receipts reported
by the American Express Company for the last days
% tons; by the United States Express Company 36
tons, making total of 65 tons. The mild weather, as
predicted last week. has brought prices down. and this
week poultry is from &c to &c per pound cheaper than
last weeks quotations There an abundance of poor
scraggy looking poultry market which do quote
GAME-Tnc oppressive legal enactments of the Board
Of Supervisors has turned the supplies Of Western game
TO the Philadelphia and Eastern markets. and at presen,
game is our market stands, though be
furnished, sub rosd at present quotations All the
principal New York hotels furnished with this dcacy
as usual-the prices only little higher.
BEEf MUTTOy.-The prices continue last quoted.
VEAI-Ths article is plenty, but the best OF it has
rather POOR, soft, blush appearance.
Fresh PORK SAUsAGEsln this line the prices have
declined ]c. per pound.
FIsB--Tbe various kinds superintendent Smells
are plenty selling at fron Sc lower than last
weeks prices. Southern shad Of nice quality are in
market and range in price, according quality, from.
T5c 10 81.
PoIAyoEs.-Tbis vegetable, o. various qualities, is
plenty Prices remain at last quotations but pros
pect or decline.
SMOKED MEArs.-These articles remain usual.
Below will be found the retail prices current Of the prn
cipal articles Of domestic marketing
CAREFULLY REVISED EVERY WEEK FOR THE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29

ws %s.s e." &C. Is 70 s Nov
SEA ": isss asss
ss i:; q 4 :ss9!st x
Mos Geo.. 81 s
sss sss a s. r s
s a% ~ .e T sSsS 70, - %
ssns IVY, sst s
ssass SsS .sn liverpool with "d'' and to
cSsmr,0a Sn $o9.. ,:s of Wight Dec with
SHIP New with gs.s and IS
;s SD e. : ,s H.
BARK Rogers Bnenos AyIes Nov 10, via St Thomas
Rsynoa. Is NJ Z. = Ion I. y was 1s,H il
g Il % T Pal hf 4.
20 wss in company with ship Mles saudsh Gardner from
s.. 3d. Iss:s Dif
bark ATs Ghsessmaa, Port au PSnes' Jan s. and Jaee
Win TO u Hss been Of the
Bark Hannah Thornton, TAR New oreans 10 days. wit
Mary Forrest Gillespie re 39pe5e Pso e sS wit
BeW Wilson lee. oadad Bolivar Dec 30 and from the
TOO
with everything attached close by the deck stove arboard
buiwet sanrheops quarter rail- ac carried away fore top
gallant sopea and yards and bboom Al the cap ana
ceved much other damage The vessel In contact was ship
Orient Hill from Liverpool which lost bboom and headstayx
After getting clear the brig anchor and found TO
he making much water Was lowed up by the steamtug
Brig Costa Rica Chapman, Aspinwa Jan in ballast to
JOY 10th inst lat "a ~ lon 80 3d. passed brig Adelne Flu
kerr bound NJ h lat % s. Ion 70 30 passed ship Valentine
New Orleans Norfolk The has been days Of Hat
teras, with light NE winds. :
Brig Arabela. Day, Aspnwa, Jan with hdes &c, to
Joy.
Brig Avondale tof ORLANDO Diltz Savanna Ia Mar, Jan g.
with mdse to Maxwell. Has had light winds andstnrmy
weather.
Brig Maureio oD sehrudda Curacoa II days with hdes
Brig John shaw, Wallace Gonaives Jan T. with logwood
&c. 10 R0llher Mollrnahn
Brig Jerome pr) Harding Halifax, days, with barley &c
Brig Ward Briggs St Marks ID days, with cotton ac
echr Potter Potter st Marks IL days. with cotton &c. to
Brodie Petfes
Schr W Phillips, Mount Georgetown. sc, 6 days
schr Frances Satterly Cooper, Wlmn son, NC, days.
Echr Howard. Berry, Boston, days.
Steamer Weetchester. Clark Providence.
Steamer Petrol. BAKER Providence.
BELOW
81 IL ChampfO (of Boston) lawson from Calcutta.
Bark Trout (o Portland from Apalachicola by
pilot boat Mary 4 Catharipe, No
ship Courier Berpsee from Rio Janeiro to Foster Elliott
&Co
ehp Realm Burgess New Orleans to Eagle Hazard
Bark Andrew Henderson, Henderson from BuenOs Ayres
Bark Honduras. Bates from Belize Hon, to Alexandra
Also 2shps and several square rugged vesses unknown
Wind during the day +, with dense fog