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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02
1he Carollna rl.r Ilmc..

esi,el a nunbsr d ih- Carolina c.ty Tmss. publish
ed by Thomas q. Lee. A. b. Chopin 4 Co. edIturs and
pFepeiurs, at caroina City. d the emhtyo cities
,Prnging up at the terminus flle Railroad on Beau
ior hsrbar We hope the prosperity o. the city and
the paper vii equal The highes, sIpsea,on. d their
iilends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

Duncan X. McRac Esq, we see il stated, has deci-
ded to remove 10 Knoxville Tennessee, where he has
formed rupartnershp in the practice Of law with Mr.
Baxter, formerly Of this State.
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spAIN.

HE Madrid journll. ~ N. Isl instant con.
r5t brisi rspof, ~ the debate 10 The Cham.
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Economy in Administrations Democratic
Profession md Democratic Prdcfice.-We ap-
prehend the Democratic members OF Con
gress are mt sufficiently attentive 10 the in
terests Of economy. They appear to forget
that the Democratic party Processes a special
rephgnance 70 extrayagant appropriations.
They appear 10 forget that the Democratic
party came into power on a protest against
the prOfligacy OF the Adams Administration.
They appear to forget that under their own
rule, the expenses Of government have quin.
tupled since the period Of their triumph over
federal corruption. They appear TO furget
the pledges OF retreDehment aud reform winch
they assumed by the adoption Of the Cincin-
natl platform. In Difference TO the historic
antecedents ard positive engagements Ul the
Democratic party, we have been obliged to
expose instances Of corrupt aud extrayagan,
expenditures under Democratic Admins
traitor, and to demand prompt and thorough
redress OF the abuse. As yet the DemOcra-
tic Representatives, IN Congress rave ex-
hiblted no disposition 20 respond to the
popular clamor against Federal extrayagance
A few individuals have been true to their
obligation, but we regret TO own that the
maturity 81 the party seem strangely indif.
ferent to the integrity Of Democratic faith
and the purity 81 Democratic practice. II
Is not too late, however, for amendment
and II the Democratic members II Congress
are II all concerned fur the ascendency 81
the party, they will address themselyc. with
real and energy to the retrenchment Of the
federal expenditures.
The Democracy have nothing Comprehend
from the slavery agitation. The issue upon
which they are destined to fall will be the
extravaganza and corruption Of their admin.
istration. II they would perpetuate their
power, they must be more considerate Of the
interests Of economy. Let them paraphrase
DunniDg's famous resolution, and declare
that the expenditures Of the federal govern.
ment shave increased, are increasing, and
ought TO be diminished"
Washington States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

Acquisition oY CUsi.--Ths Washington
States, Democratic and Cuban annerationist,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

A Favored County II is stated that in the
county Of Jones, in this State, there is not an inmate
in the county jail, single pauper in their poor
house.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02
RUSSIA,

Tile Kbeille du Nurd Of st. Retershirgh
publishes the following article on the politi.
cal situation Of Europe;
" The agitation in Italy, as well as the at.
tarks in the French journals against Austria,
bIlity of a war in Europe. These reports are
chiefly prapagated by persons who find alarm
ing intelligence useful Tor stock -jobbing pur.
poses. At the present moment there 10 TO
real motive for war between the principal
European Powers. The Italian question is
not yet in a condition to render war indis-
pensable to either Austria or Sandman poll.
cy. The organization Of the Danubian Prin.
CAPABILITIES has been effected by convention
forming part of the treaty Of Paris Of 1856.
and its violation by either Turkey or Austria
would be alike fatal to both. As for Great
Britain, since the present Ministers have been
IN office she ha. evinced in all questions OF
foreign policy degree Of disinteredness and
impartIalty quite unusual for long time
past. The present British Cabinet has nth.
erto Systematically abstained from all inter
ference with fureign politics, and this line
of conduct has given universal satisfaction
abroad. Ii is true that the Cabinet has many
Weghty affairs in hand. the settlement Of
which requires its utmost attention. Now,
this disposition Of the English Ministry with
respect to questions Of foreign policy IS, we
think, a sntirient guarantee that England
will not lightly enter upon a war, and that
she would even lie inclined 10 make cOnces-
sions rather than to expend some tens Of mil
lions. Ii We Turn To Prussia we see that,
- - A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
The Students Eriaui.

he who lives without doing good, proves himself
an worthy Of his Creator, and shows willingness to
disregard the grand Mode, Gods Son None who
r, blessed with minds, can, with impunlty pass
,ough life, without casting mite in the treasury
ich ioads TO perfection ike that of 's0ur Father in
Heaven "He who provides, not for his own house
ld hath denied the faith and is worse than an inf
dsl.''
In view of these facts, l propose monthly Period
cal designed 70 be as its indicates 'sThe Stu
agnt's Friend" My temperament and vcisstudes in
r have given me some experience. The fiery zeal
If youth, painting for a name, is, with me, ''among
M things that were'' The extension and triumph
Of Messiah's Kingdom, az the stream Of truth
.1l ich flows from the Billie, IS my most delightful
Heme
Science, in order to tie useful in It's fullest sense,
must be seen and understood, through the light OF
DDS word This age is full Of progress but the
eat defect see-as to he shown in dcirc for ''Sci-
nee first and the Bible Afterwards either Yields,
1 the Bible gO'' My researches conrinces that
aothnE yalu able in science initiates against the
ruth of the Bible, bat rstherecnirns it. The seem-
.ag difficulties arise from our own ignorance, aud
sant Of mcekuess in receiving Gods cngrafted word
which is able to souls.
The mernlng Of lay life has pas ed away became
cripple when child, therefore dependant I think
e adyisaae to embark in this enterprise believing
hat If successful effect more good than in an
sther. way propose monthly publication If 81
ages 20 each number. Terms, 81 per aur,,4u IN sd-
usaee, WIN our frients please send Us subscribers
r.-1es, fly.5ie lie rfctpti5 II the first nur5erl
& s4f ant patronage le gu e the Sat number vii
! Issue 81 sau-3ry -=ezt- Addr=ss
9AsfLh STARR. P7l-sff4c. Tsr1s
SEA- Iotl 1876.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
TILE STATE OLE TEXAS

To any LAWFUL officer Of I'drrant county, Greetiug
WOU are hereby commanded to summons W
Il R. Little, to be and appear before me, l.
Steel. Justice of the Peace in and for said c0un
ty, precinct No 5, at my Office in said precinct
on the last Saturday in September 1859, at or
before o'clock p. m. Of said day to answer to
g. M-Dagsett, in plea Of debt due by note for
sl9 9O-l60 dollars. Herein fail not, and have
Won then and there this writ with vour action
thereon endorsed. Witness ny hand, this =
day ef August a. y. 1858
LAWBEEUE STEEL J.
lo,Swl Printers fss "a
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Administrators Notice.

vHvHE undersigned having been appointed,
d the August term 1859, of the Honorab
County Court of Dallas county, Administer to
with the will annexed, of the estate of VIM
Keen. deceased; this is therefore to notify al pc
sons having claims against said estate to proc
the same within the time required by law, or h
will be barred; and all persons indebted to Il
said estate are notified to make immediate "a
ment to the undersigned. A. M. KEEN
Dallas, Texas, Sept 18th. Administrator,
IL CIV
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

n.J~ The Waco Democrat gives ticket for the
prcsidency-sani Houston, for President, and Dan.
s. Dickinson, for Vice President.
" The Democrat advises to let tho Charleston
Convention 60 by default, and let tn, independent
voters Of eTery State settle upon good Houston and
Dickinson men for electors and elect hem" The
Democrat is in favor OF eectiug Sam Epustor with
cut the aid Of Conventions So. He ncsd not fear
that the Charleston Conyelt.on will i..lleye with
his man and may az wei! proceed at once to the
pleasant task Of elect!ng him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

RE" public meeting was held IN Badnora 90
the Sth inst, to take into considcra ion what action
should be taken to rid the city of roHdyan FiteCa
thousand persons wore present and tho nIrost har-
mony pre- iailcd preamble and rssogto OBS were
adopted, setting forth clearly TIL oliut. Of the
movement One Of them, requires the 2ugoinuue,t
Of special police election day,--o'sh i'y ward
TO have corps of 200 men. 1t We a.so resolved
that independent candidates for city oILoot- should
be nominated. Another resolution dguaodcd d,
Mayor Swami, that he should appJint honest and
faithful judges Of elections, to see that every .s
voter shall come to the polls and depls. his un
disturbed. The meeting was addressed lt several
prominent men, and is universally rcgaried Nc q
powerful demonstration of the conf9rgatiea element
Of Baltimore.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
TILE STATE OF TEXAS.

IT, any Mwful officer Of Tarram county, Greclng
NTOU are hereby commanded to summons vii
Il liam Little, to be and appear before me, Law
renee Steel, Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, precinct No. s., at my office in sald
precinct on the last Saturday in September, 1853.
at or before O'Clock p. IN. of said day to answer
to Brinson Il Terrill, in q plea of debt due By a3-
count for S26 27.l00 dollars.
Herein fail not and have you then and there
this writ with your action thereon endorsed -
Witness my hand, this 9TH Gay august, b.
1889 Law REVUE STEEL, D. T.
10.3w1 Printers fee So
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

"a County Court of Denton county for pra9Ut
business, the undersigned was duly appo -t9,
Administrator Of the estate Of Josephus McDo
aid, deceased, late of the county of Dentt 60
This is therefore to notify all persons indebtot
to said estate to make Immediate payment an,
those huving claims against the same viii pr or
them for acceptance, duly authenticated, withir
the time prescribed by law, or they will be bar
ed. VIM. Q. BAlNES, Administrator
Denton, Sept 9th, lS59-l26t.
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s.HaII . #rr.t.h sIb Mf nHht. us nffaf.
/ .f Hs rf..i."ia hmtfst. s.ttNshrl Ifs .rr..
fs#sfafsf. n ~ ish.n siau,..l nfu. afl r..r .H.
Islr.l g. tbs helu n efsy ifHs ismaHfst Its
r,ra .u ds,r io w. ilr.s. hes tssn fvtsn ly it.
.i.iors n lhs 'C.aafiiut.u, arl i naF nltu ur 81
L.m lul g.nueairl slu Gao state" Ihs mrr
r.Il To- conducted With an exclusive rtiil tr tha
prnsIpigs It che states Nights Democracy. iadsvsui.
5lt OF 40 fstous anl unbiased by political Interest.
rrom the we'll Known reputation Of Mr llrss, pe eau
confidently recommend the States & Union to the
i,u.-noy Ia a4,su.e @: lis ar.l uuuber, The ttms
We insert below
"Ihe States aud Uu.on' will he much enlarged aud
Issued twice each day, comprising q Thgliug aud
evening edition, at the following rates.
DALI,
Que copy Per year, 80 On
Two copies per year ~ 90
SEMl-WEEKLY,
One copy Que year, %
The Scientifically States contains an the reading
matter Of the Daily, including News Markets. Con,
gre sioual Proceedings, Sc "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

ps7- Col. j. P. Pryor, whose graceful pen has shed
the light Of genius and talent through the columns
Of the 'Qud Nunc,' since its origin t the present
da is about to retire from the editorial tripod In
making his bow to tho public, he comuepd5 his rca-
dcrs and patrons to the democratic parry as the only
safe national organization. He CLOSES With the follow
ing beautiful paragraph, in which he psyp Mr., Doug
las n commitment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

Last Monday night all the prisoners in our d
capped by removing the door and digging p
through the ground, under the sill. They We
-ROSell, from Lamar county, confined for IN %
Mcdaniel, quarter blood Cherokee, charged
sault with intent to kill Wiley, who stole
mans mule and Conway, who was caught
another mans mare. The Sheriff and posse
ter them carly the next morning. When las
from they (not the Sheriff and posse, but the p
crs,) were having jolly time at a dstllcry
miles north oftowu. Tho Jail was considered
~ secure, but the rogues had tools Furnished d
some persons outside BoRklm Era.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
THE STATE OF TEXTS.
~ . I Il
To Paul II. Tyler, or any other fd,ctp' cDsrsT ~

IN TruI III TVtT, OF d7ly OtH6T 7dU7b1 UUl-lT ~
Tarrant county, Creating;
E1oU are hereby commanded to summons VII
b liam Little, in q newspaper for three sue
eessiye weeks, to be and apper before me thu un-
dersigned Justice of the Peace, at my Office in
Evans store, at Roxannah. on the first Saturday
in October next, to answer the complaint Of 10
seph E. May, in plea of debt of $23 SO, due
by note and account In this fail not and due
return as the law directs $iven under my hand
this llth day Of August, 1859.
j. L. BROWN, Precinct No. T. q,
l0:3w Printers fee 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

3 We learn from sea',mgr ,aa. hl.-nF3,
#1t Major N,ghs,rs aud hi. party were e''aasc'by
or,hsn Canlnches, On their return frau loca-
he InduEe. North Of Eel River Gu. LegpeT
erious!y wounded in ,Ay skigmish, aud Is now
0lkpap suffering from his wounds. Major
AborB Nag killed hut short Gmg after he had
ei Bsl!:nap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
o. G5sSccD Agency.

TENIlE undersigned will keep on hand direct rom
l. the manufactures full and well assorted sup
ply of the best Virginia Tobacco. at the wareho
PEEL & DUMBLt
HOUSTC NJ
where samples may be seen.
We will sell at New York prices, and on as aacoU.
modating terms. Buyers will find it to their atYan-
tage to call aud see for themselves
ADAMS s. LEW
Houston, Sept. u, 1S59.--12:3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

LINOF UlTI01 NtF0IE'
SIN IL have TO record to you more lBlian dcprc-
dations Yesterday morning about So'cl,ok, party
Of Indians came up to Judge Eyert'S about fourteen
miles West OF Gainesville, and four mills North OF
Dr. DayidsOn's, Clear Creek and drove Of several
head Of horses, aud attempted to carry OF negro
woman, hut finding they could not force er OIL, they
shot her twice with arrows. which will probably kill
her. or 10 head were stolen aud drives oil at the
same time, several miles South, on Clear Creek the
property Of Mr.. W. liichey and others --making in
all 40 head Of horses stolen or missing.
They are the Reserve Indians, no doubt who have
commenced their winter dcprcdRtions Accompany is
now in pursuit of them, but the probability is they
will crrss Red River before oycrtakcn. sufficient
force should be raised to follow them home
Yours Respectfully,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

If. p..tH men .if..mti .ia. N..N
IH .ifIIrr.. I.rfi.n HI.. "iI uH| %
...t....I .H. sI'Hl ..t. ..I.. ||..IH ui
.rI.U..Hsf fl. Ffp til.dbln IH. .If.Hm.'lu.
r.sHs ma Hu ihfInnel afs tlout tIls" -
pli NuuIf. H- ul ths frsi sul u.ff rHsIHsft.
Ha Hl.is ~ ~ county. 81 seems bad l.,p ie
ru.rl Ir N..tIhrt of irirs &" lHrs.thitf o.
N.ifh.rs amTal in town yr.fer'1y-- MurIlf
tfi morning Murlf seeing Ntigihlrs walls
irr Iun town In direction NJ The garrison. hail
ed limnrl told hiln that he undsfstuudh e (Neish-
hlrsl had accused him Of h.ing a " bursr-thlri.
Nushhors turned round and started, meeting
Murlhy, 40 tlS ramo time throwing his hand
upun hi- pistl! nc that instant The report NJ a
.un was Heard and Ntigliars tell murtllly vuuu-
dpd. lIo lived about ten mnutoa. MuTIhy had
"A gun in m'hnl, hut IL was clearly proven tina,
he never shot. 4 Curouor's inquest was immedi-
atrly held. anl q man ly the name Of III. CuTnelt,
a hrothpr-iu,lAw Of hurphy's, implicated as the
prr,rtrator OF tho deed, \ warrant uf arrest
has leen Issued, aud an examination will DO had
soon. The testimony, however, is NOT positive,
Neighbour Was shot IN the right side, eight or
zen buck-shot taking effect,
Yours, &c,, LAMBDA,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

40 The Great Eastern, the largest ship, by long
odds, in the world and the wonder Of the Nineteenth
ceniay, may be looked Tor in this country at
Portland or New York some time during the last
Of tits or the first x next lth being ed, erts-
ed leave London, about the 10Th inst, We give Oh
our outside to-day, a short DESCRIPTION Of her and
tbeissva al held board gu the occasion Of her en-
giBes being first PIT IL motion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

- Attention r. eslloi 50 tho sierr'.''a'H. "
ler column, Of Virginia foba''9 Agrn'r' ny
re. Adams X Lewls, - ne vsr,h' '5c - "r''''
& pamlle Houston, Texas De1g's "a T--t y.
weed" would d. we. 20 c1..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
property,


left mere few days previous on the stolen horse.
Cushing acknowledges the reception Of the lar
as. Power Press in the State, and rcjoices in the
,3,o9sion of tho Easiest composor' i'll the coun-
.l.e. We commend the article to the subscribers Of
a Telegraph, for reasons that will appear after its
pcrussl. Still SO gently'--Cushng that's the
way o do it. The editor of the Item comes up,
conf sses that he used to be "whp" in the days of
the Eepublic, and measured his matter, ono day in
mo News Office, Bourgeois and BREWER, set between
sunrise and sunset, and it measured eleven thousand
ud i've hundred Another man at the same time
So eleven thousand. So Cushing's fast man is left
najild about 1900
he NacoGdoches Chronicle says some one sent
t'a returns from this county to that paper, placing
attol the namo of Runnes, Democrat, and after that
OF Houston, Abolition. That is too bad, but they
vii talk just that way over in this county, Cave
democrat & Planter.
NHE RAINIER CouNTY-Lnst year, Comal county,
received the banner presented by the Democratic la
dies of Austin for giving the largest Democratic ma
farity, OF any county in the State. This year the
county of Hdalgo is deservedy the Banner county.
She cast $50 votes. Runnes received 227, Houston
B .ub bock 227, Clark, g.; Waul, 227, Hamilton, 8;
W hte, 23O.--lbid.
The Tyler Reporter says that its editor is ex-
pected back from the North, where he has been en-
joging himself generally, about the / LIST prcximo,
8,td will then enlarge the Reporter, having procured
mother press, end other necessary material.
Remember that the great Barbecue off at
Montgomery, on next Wednesday. Let all who can,
Standardization Republic.
Judge Reagan sayshe "shan't' attend, and gives
-ouoe very good reasons why he will not The Great
Barbecue! What a pity Reagan should snubb the
gTazt Barbecue
M The Upshur Democrat hoiss the name of
Col. Wigfall for the Senate tribute of respect to
nient and merit In the Galveston News he is also
reCommepdcd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

? Tie Houston Telegraph s'gnlac, It's prefer
for Judse Reagan, FOR U. s scnatc,--is It's
s.. now. unl has been .yr long time. The Tel
s-ra h. considers Juige Reagan a sound States
u democrat, and juE; the maa, every way. for
- ,rAtc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

TuE CHOLERA IS ESGLlyD The London Fl
sounds out the unwclcome note that tho cholel.
again made its appearance in England. II has Id
transmitted. n usua, from Hamburg The qu,r
tine surgeon has been empowered to board Han a1
vessels at Grayescnd, and to remove all suslig.
cases to the Drcadnought. Similar instructions be
scnt 70 nthnr nnrie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

Ey- Says the Harrison Flag, x. n " o- .,
did opinion the entire know nothing ticket IS ,et
with the exception of Reagan, whose ospz1t ID, r
one Of the unterrifed.
With the exception Of Reagan, the suceossl Al ca
didates we're all Know Notbings. if - may b, 4
lowed to charge the phraseology, little.
~ Says the Washington Telegraph. "a a-s
late Secretary Of stA;e, Of Arkansas, died net as
,re, On the 29th Mt Alex. Boilesa gaccs ,lf d
by Executive appointment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

3 The 'Ie1-s Pioneer oors.ius the early OPEN
+, the cotton c;gp. this Ftabou as an agricultural
ncaon. sluco Tie crop is not more than hall 4
.. Il scemS to have lecu tho ;ulc heretofore that
s-s craps Eors tho BEST. but nov the rule does not
well, =: he rreaea. crop is the sor.iest cac fol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

The ADVOCATE notices the death, un the sih iust,
Of Rev rli 4, Bowen, citizen Of Texas for ." years,
at his residence, c miles Last Of Palestine, lie
had resided in Anderson county for 10 or 10 years,
was Tonga minister Of the Gospel Of the o. 5, BiP-
list Church, and one Of the best, most useful aud
respected citizens, Mr., D. participated in the early
struggles of Texas for liberty, and was ever ready 10
respond to the calls of his country,
- The North Texian' Of the 9Th inst, records the
killing Of man by the name Of liockett, and the
woundng of another named Choat, at Preston,
were disguised, and had their faces BACKED, The
cause of the deed Is unknowa.
- Mrssrs. Coffee and Saunders returned to shcr-
mau recently from the reported gold digging !.
Montague county, Mr. Coffee, who was miner in
California, informs the 'Texinn' that ''he found the
color of god,' but that the particles are So very
small 1T won't pay" The 'TcxianH adds "It u.
generally believed that the gold found in Mon ague
was washed there from some point higher up the NV
err and on this supposition, We learn that compa-
ny is being raised for the purpose Of examining that
portion of the country"
The Texan reports many rains IN GIayson coun-
ty, during the week previous to the sth.
The 'Tcxiam' learns that the Overland Mail Com
pauy have bought the mail route from Sherman to
Bonham and intend to put on tr-w,ckly line of
stages.
The Office Of the San Antonio 'TexiNn has been
sold to Messrs. Mcleod \ Taylor, Of the Ledger,
and the two papers merged into one under the name
If tlo Sgn Nutnrin ,IcG~cr' and 'rpviou Mr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
Iadias pepredaions ia Cock County

The communication below shows that the indians
still continue their depreda,lous aud have advanced
considerably in ther daring attempts, This may be
considered the first Of series of winter dpredatlons
and the robbers should be followed and ehastsel II,
Al early day. A proper example should be made Q!
them III the beginning which would probably deter
others from such yi!Ianles.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

ga Tie Henderson Era calls upon us az other.
to "come up to the scratch" Nov, the rutn L.
neighbOr, no body is hurt by what has be-. done
AID until We knoT who is to be scrafehSa' =" cannot
lsnd helping hand Mt 80 unpieasaht TO h. Be-
sIdes' the Era seems to Know more aV'at "a than
ourselves and must therefore tell the ta.ef Knows
It better than VIC do We are profoundly rora1.
Of any simultaneous announcement beng ,le IN
the East and in tie West 1t is al nevs g as IRE
quiescat, &c, &e.''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

The Mckinney Mr,gaSa7 Is ~ ra.s Of "a
"a, for tie waa, O. .,lgs, 'aI dca': ! ow how
Il will last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

ELGcgtoS ~ THE CHo0 TAw NAIIoy.-Lcfolr tr
nnt-progrcss:ve candidate, has been elected r9yo,
nor Of the Choctaw Natio II, over Coleman CO.. H
progressive candidate, by about 500 majority Il
whole of the auti-progrcssive ticket has been elected
in the Nation.