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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
IHtlrDllV House.
sealed PrODOsaIs

WILL he received at this office, until . o'clock NJ
w on the 10th day Of JULY NEXT, at which
time they will be publicly opened, for furnishing this
post with (50O> five hundred tons OF Good Mer-
charitable Hay, the best the country affords, Of
(2,2i0) twenty-five hundred and forty pounds to the
ton The hay to DO delivered, and stacked perfectly
secure from injury by exposure to weather, by the
Goth day of October 1859, at such point points
the Comanche Reservation as may be designated by
the post Or Mr., at the commencement Of the deliv-
ering of the hay.
The bids will be received with the understanding
that the quantity may be Increased according to the
requirements Of the post, during the performance OF
the contract and all bids deemed unreasonable will be
rejected Tho names and residence Of two RESPONSE
BILE securities will be mentioned in the bids, for the
faithful performance of tho contract.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for furnish
ing hay at Camp Cooper Texas, and directed to the
regular acting Asst Or. MIR. U. d Army, Camp
Cooper, Texas.
Office Rg'l. Or. Mr.. ID Cav. } J,F. MINTER,
Camp Cooper, Texas. ID 1t, Cd Cavalry,
June 9th, 1S50-51:4t hs'l. Or. Mr..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
IApvEnrrsESrxr.l
A Card.
DENTON, Texas, June 9th 1859.

DENTON, Iexas, June WIN looS
Editor Dallas Herald
Swhereas certain persons have fit to refer to
certain scurilous publication Of doggerel rhyme the
,Bdvle Union of and whereas A. g. Walker, Editor OF
said has fit publish the and either unable
unwilling give the of the authors have therefore,
thought advisable make the following statement
Some SINCE Mr. j. NJ. Clark, "a o. s. Officially Of
Wood Co. Mr. Brady Of Titus Co.. Mr. RAINS of Jack Co., and
myself while land prospecting in the N W. part OF Jack
up Indians Of whom recognized at
"Chocaw Tom The Indians neither attempt
ed to fight either Of which they had ample opportunity
DONE They carried signed by Maj Ban Indian
Agent with they had been for three months and
then her way their former home the Bazos Reserve for
the purpose removing their little effects their home,
North Red River Choaw Tom has always borne the repua
ton Of being honest INDIAN and friend to white men, We
did kill the Indians and for this omission have been bark
cd by pack puppies who take good care to conceal their
proclaim world that the reputation Of Chocaw
Tom integrity uthulness honor and bravery
stands altogether higher amongst the border people where they
both well known than does that OF A. g. Walker editor OF
the 'Birdyle Union
authors Of said scurous publication denounce them
whoever they fit companions for horsehieves and high
murderers and unworthy live amongst honest
II Walker any other chooses father said
publications. he consider the above addressed particularly
TO himself.
Respectfully, &C., E. BOON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

You ought not TO be so hard on the Runnels straits,
in Waco. Could you walk round our streets and
hear how devoutly some of them "wish that ID
Reagan would run for governor against Runnels, SO
they could beat him good for once, for his abuse OF
the true States RigRts @fa in Bis sT0Slar SSs would
And the idea of quoting the cold foges' Jefferson,
Madison or Monroe. o young America.-1Paco
Democrat.
We really admire the felictous concei Of our neigh
Dor of the Democrat but it will not do to try
TO make an issue between the supporters of Gov.
Runnes, and the friends of Judge Reagan. Nun-
nels and Reagan are both States Rights democrats,
strict constructonists, and stand openly and une-
buvocally upon the Cincinnati and Waco platforms !;
and more than this, their democracy is undoubted. -
Now, neighbour don't be so hard on us, as to make
your readers believe that we are trying to be hard
on Runnels men-no such thing we acknowledge
no issue upon the slavery questionable Houston
convention settled that point and far as Judge
Reagan is concerned he stands oil right in regard to
Mr. Runnels, and endorses the State ticket. nomna-
ted by the democratic pariyl This is so, neghbor!
and we hope that you will pardon us for conveying
unwelcome intelligence to you. There is some meth
cd as we'll as madness in ,-butspare
us, we entreat from any insinuations that we wish
to bring democrats in conflict with each other. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
--latest Foreign News.

The last European news is up. to the 1st inst.
The details are 80 lengthy thQea be not room
for more than the following |Aafy which
we extract from the Galveston
ny tne arrival of the Arago johns . on
the 18th inst, we have Liverpool dates Oh tne
a0th ult.-Ihe cotton market was liucn M lihpsov-
ed and consois continue 10 adyanccIihe , ues-
patches to New orleans were some"h.0 snoi',
owing to storm arresting the 1lansm r .,
messages. arrival OF 9arloaiai az Como nus
been welcomed by the lnhapitants Win Ife VIII
est enthusiasm, ana 1t was learea thaG MS proc
lamations would arouse the entire line Oh inc
Swiss and Iyrolean irontier.-opain mas ehIereo
into an alliance with france, ana fortusa' ma ma
declared her neutrality IN the present war.-Ine
details OF the battle OF Montepeiio are lnterese-
ing, as all the forces engaged were sne very now,
err OF the. different armies. Inc Austiii''s VIZ
still retiring, and q general engagement Oh
grand scale, was dulyexpected. general rsVo-
luton in Hungary was anticlpated.-Ihe war
feeling in Germany was abatlng.-A leari9i
storm has occurred in the Red Sea, and the an
cent city of Alden, with nearly its entire popuia ,
ton, has been swept way.-Lords Russell ana
Palmerston had fraternized, and the speedy iali
of the Derby Ministrywas regarded as certain
ty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22


and The United sin'aa lfmra wa liner elsinf, mud
hal assumed q serious olhmeiof'
The MufmmH Wfto ufptnhinf military r1mtn.
niea, nul makinr preparations w resist the oxg-
cuilnn uf tlo hwS aud tho interference of tho
United states troore.
The MornonH In different parts OF Utah have
nrgnniicd ard gone 10 the VICINITY Of Suit Lake
city aud numerous lands OF AIMED hormons
wrro tncumpod In the mountains surrounding the
city
Governor Cummings has issued proclama-
ton, ordering the dierel sion of the Mornons,
who have been associated together aud organized
in mil tary capacity In the mountains encir'
cling Sat Lake City, and u was anticipated that
force would have 10 DO employed m the execution
Of the order.
LATrR FgoM ARIZONA, Utah Mail brings
adyic,s from Ar1onia to the 18th ut,
The AriEonian newspaper IL iiled with accounts
Of the proceedings and movements OF an organ
ICED band, styling themselves "Regulators, who
have been committing dcpredations upon the
Mexican residents on tho frontier and elsewhere
The Regulators have driven all the Mexican
residents out of Senorita Valley, and have com
mitted rohheries and murders in various places
LATER PROM NORTHERN MEXICO.
TT. LOUIS, June S.--The overland mails bring
some interesting intelligence respecting tho civil
war in Northern Mexico.
Adyices from Mazatlan announce that the Re
actionists troops had hid siege to Maaatlan, with
4 view of drawing out the Liberals, who now
hold the place, and securing port, by which
thew can the moro easily communicate with their
friends, the English and French vessels of war.
Tie Englisb steamer SURPRISE took out from
Aro,ot,on c5To OOn in snec;r
Co.. TLomos ZpIoocr n brother of the ex.
prss;dant has startcd from CovaIitts on an eyne.
a;t;an ooa;nat Ch;hnabno with 0OO men the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

~ The Jefferson Gazette announces and rails
% its mast head, the name of W. b. Ochtrec,
candidate for Congress incpposition to Judge Rea-
gan
Two years ago 1t Waco,Awhen Judge Ochilree,
siui The warluest expressions Of cordially and the
ao4t cheering demonstrations Of friendship extended
the right hand Ut fellowship to the assembled democ-
r., ,, Il ras l.als7'ed that he would become burn
ing an ariag Z hit in the cause he was espousing.
But als, he is found in opposition to the regu-
lar nominee Of the party, and his rare talents and
abilities used in rerpetuang the dissenson that orig
mated with lev men at Henderson, which wiz have
no other effect han TO ALLEVIATE the affections Of large
majority # his friends, who rcjOiced in his desertiOn
Of know no,hngsul, and were proud CT his alliance
win the Democracy. We do not fear anything in
regard 70 }cazsns eection'old Buffalo Head may
10 erea; man, and we think he is, tutit will take
q greater than he, 70 warp the faith of Reagan's
friends Il, ;lis district bpt 10 regret the course
.Lse0ciiltree IL pursuing and we reflect the senti
inonts Of bis fiieuls in saying Take any course
but that and stick TO your adopted principles Judge,
ali ile democracy vould help you.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

-.o. Il,. raius are reported to haze fallen in
.s... 70. ta. surrounding counties during tho last
week. boa. y DROP has fallen here to cool our
-,,- -..t tasty thoroughfares, The sand in our
ara5s scr. a. hot and deep ne those Of Sahara ;
... roe Is,n are cool aud refreshing The weather
lls Teen uNlly warm, the thermometer 'ome-
,ipc, all. as high as 100 7. in the shade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

- Tue Sherman 'Texian records the killing OF
Howard r. Ilnles, in the county Of Grayson Heh"d
had sona Ii'a!lty with his wife, who left him and
..us rrn-, 10 her fathers house, to which she was
followed bg log husband On reaching the house,
.Ial,, ,,a5e se hostile demonstrations against the
,,uiIy. a.. was shot.at from m clubhouse by two
yoppg men named Lock, ncphcws Of MIS- ilales
a.thar sixty seventy buckslot taking effect, and
killing him INSTANTLY
We olso iclrp1rom private source, that n man
,,s shot in y Kinney, by the Sheriff, in attempting
3, ,rre him a. last accounts, he was thought to be
..,,-- 49, p" thin the astscw weeks we have re-
corded Tho hil'lg Of three in neighboring coun-
ties, AMI the undmg Of another. 1t is becoming
common 30 cord such scenes that they scarcely
produce ~ nine hours wondcr,'' much lees nine
Days
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

Horace GREELY.--That prince of abOlitonists,
and anti-slavcry shrekers has been making speeches
in Konsas and been rallying the opposition against
the democracy. Amidst the most fulsome and dis
gushing abuse of the South and Southern institutions,
lie Uses these remarkable words: Z" l shall be willing
and ready 10 support such n man John Bell, or
John NJ Botts or better STILL Edward Bates for next
President, upon this understanding that he WELD the
power with which he may be entrusted, not to er-
tend and fory slarery, but to limit and restrict it
to the States, whereby it is still cherished"
Again he says: If there shall lie a union of the
opposition for the contest of 1860, the right of the
position must be conced ed to the Republican party
as by far the strongest of the allied powers"
To head this allied force, he would select John Bell,
of that memorable trio, that acted against the
SOUTH and her principles, and cast their votes alone
of az the Southern Senators, along with the aboli-
tionstsNs the North. Two of that never-to-bc-for-
gotten trio ~ live, Bell and Honstonthe other is
gone to that reseom which there will be no awaken
ng,--but an indi9ont and outraged people have
consigned the remnant s that Detection not to deep
repose, but perpetual REMEMBRANCE of the madness
of the hour in which they forg their loyalty and al
legiance to confding people. Tn, name Of Hous-
ton is intimately connected with thaeof Bell, that
it seems objectionable in Horace Greedy toSave sew
cred the pair: butwhen the opposition have ccgan-
lied their allied force, Gen. Houston may get ~
sition in which he may crafty to the fullest extent
his antagonsm to the Democracy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22


4 great many persons are anxious TO know who
viii speak Tor Gov. nunnels during the present cam
,asE. VIII wigfail 10 lit ask some We think not,
and suggest setter speaker, the Governors net -
Thcse Il cenrnenaJle will eelect him, and if not
viii csasieu iiH "a the shades Of Bowie county
.jfek1Hney .hsEstngsT-
We presume that WigfsIf Ei not speak against
him IN this eanvass. he forced Reagan last Mon
,ay at Marshall publicly 10 declare himself in favor
Il The Fs-eiectign Il RunncIs over Houston How
10 you Ike ycuF candidate Cor Congress publicly de-
slaiing against youT candidate for Goyernor7 II
sesus fha. the bosi;iaa Of Che Messenger is rather
insonsi.tenf Under which King now, Mr. Thomas
2,FsrsoR 6assite
81. wieEll kss d54se good Thing in this. He
has teea represented as opposing Reagan and the
.5lsisees Or tie cor sntion. We have il from I'M
...s.s s.sae4sfs thArl- - 49, shs Ai'd raTa e
.s.ris. lssiy ssd ialls. ~ ifees- e. ~ Flalk
ga .s.A- ~ sfags ilaa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
Democratic Barbecue.

ws have On spoken to by the numerous Demo-
aa, $40 '. county, upon the propriety of getting mp
Democrats Barbecue at this place. at the time when
,bc Hon J y Reagan shall visit u.s. Persons wish
boz; to- cug'tbnte any articles for the occasion, will
pleas, leave heir names at this Ofiee, at the store
a. Saith, Nn ply & Co., or J. W. Elicit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
Reagan for the Nominees-Judge Reagan
Against the Sam Houston Movement,

We announced last week that the opposition to
Judge Reagan in The East was fast giving away be-
fore his clear and statesmanlke views upon the i'm
portant questions before the people. His numerous
friends in this county and the surrounding ones will
ne happy 10 hear that has he no lot part with the
opposition, whose aim is the disorganzation of the par
ty and love of spos. Hear what he says contained
in q report of his speech at Marshall:
Judge Reagan spoke here on last Monday, dis
cussng the topics of the canvass We do not pre-
tend to give full synopsis Of his speech. Among
other things he said he had been supposed to sympa
Use with the late movements Mt Austin bringing out
ticket in opposition TO the demasntic nominfes
p, tiryUrse He had not drectiy OF ihuue1s
" encouraged that movement, but should support the
Houston Convention. He declared in his late crcu-
lar rs on all proper occasions, that he was of the
democratic party and with it, and supported both ITS
principles and usages. Among its usnges was the
action Of its conventions. And whatever h"shl nave
been his inl vita preferences as TO the persons to
be nominated he deemed it his duty democrat to
abide the action of the party through its convention
Now that Reagan has turned the cold shoulder to
The opposition they will pour upon him the walls of
their wrath they are now almost blinded by their
own rage but any manifestations of want of dec
orous amiability, will be duly pardoned under the
circumstances.
1t was sincerely hoped that if the leaders in thel
opposition to Judge Reagan were silienccd by acqu-
cscing with him, that the senseless cry Of unsound-
ness on the slavery question against him would cease;
but the opposition pa pers and few democratic ones
in the East, still keep it up with unabated virulence
aud their hopes of defeating him grow smaller by
degrees and beautifully less each day. their hate in
creases No pains spared to filsfy his position,
and each day brings to light some new phase of their
inventive capacities, which under the circumstances
are more worthless and Improbable than the labors
of Sys,raNs- 1t is no matter Of surprise that the
Know Nothing papers % the East are amongst his
bittcrestopponents, for it seems to 10 aarlina art
Gle of their orec 10 perpetuatc their hostility to de-
mocrats and democratic measures.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
No. aes. j. E. Summers n.
Jesse Doggett, et al.
In TILE DISTRICT Court OF ELLIS CouNTY,-JULY
Term, A. d. 1859.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of Ellis county, Greeting:
V0U are hereby commanded that you summon, by
publication, Jesse Doggett, whose residence is
unknown, to be and appear before the District Court
to be holden in and for the county of Ellis at the
Courthouse thereof in the town of Waxahachie. on
the seventeenth Monday after the third Monday IN
March, A. d. 1882 then and there to answer tne pc
tition of E. Summers, fled in said court against
the said Jesse Doggett and VIM. ID. Dillon, and al
leging in substance follows, to-vit That defend
ants are indebted to petitioner, on promissory no's
executed and delivered to him by them jointly ana
severally on the 22d day Of October, A. ioo.' ior
twenty hundred and twenty-five dollars, win zen
per cent interest thereon, per annum from GATE, pay
able TO petitioner and due the 1st day OF january
A. d. 1859 That on said 22d day Of October 1891
petitioner sold and conveyed to said Dogge the foi
lowing tracts Of land. situated in said county to"t
A part Of E. C. Nertons 500 acres, on the South
FORK Of Grove Greek, beginning At the \. = corner
Of said ss1Eey tssieS ranning West and soatb, 80 .
and cestz;sine 50 aeres more OF les aise = paElqi
the ssii--s-tr4c7 - 500 acrcs, % Red Gas freof,
os.entei I'm y 5.zlaar N 5 q E-e,eii & lss..n-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

,7Ezs The Mar1hail 'Repnl'no,n' comes to us this
,.ce with the name of the lion. J. h.V oagan float
ipr proudly On IT, Burners Well d'ne, Loussery :;
,,o,, ,,, Lsre got the whole team harncssed 10 the
;, -gtipean, you can heat any other paper in your
section Of country; and more than nll Ioughory is
3 whole eam HIMSELF and when he thinks he is right,
he goes ahead and whenever he happens to go wrong,
which Is very Seldom lie gets righted MS soon MS pos
sjblc. Three cheers for LOughery The whole tick
ct and The Eailroad -!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

u The jefferson Gazette announces the name
Of John L. Lovejoy, as a candidate for Governor
SIR. Lovejoy is highly influential citizen, and is
widely known for his many estinlable qualities. He
win he warmly supported in Northern and North
western Texas where he is better known than in the
Southern portion Of the State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

NAsoElc-Ths annual communication of tle
Grand lodge Of Texas, commenced at Crockett. Ilous
ton county, ON Monday, The 18th inst and we learn
from the fpruto,' that there was n very large nten-
dance Of the craft. The Grand officers for the
ing nm sonio year. were elected On the lil and in
siolled on The fh They are ~ follows
". W, J. r. TAYLOR, OF Marshall, Grand Master
~. ", s Al,rlER, Of Gabriel Mills, ID. G. NJ.
-" q. w. VAN VLEcK, of WooAyille, G. $. W.
!. r. FRETwELL. of Layacca, q. j. w.
T. Is. NICHOLS of Galveston, G. Treas
" A. s. ltTTuvEN, Of Galveston, Sec'y
The Pyintcr says that large amount Of business
mas before ne ", aud they would no doubt be in
session the eutie week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
Mail Arrans ments at Kaufh an.

M All AEEaus DnentS NJ n AMIN an
Tarrant-Arriyes wed'sdays Leaves Thursdays m
Waxairachie-" Tuesdays Mondays o a m
BOuhzm-- " Thursdays m Z" do 90 n.
Daas-Arrives Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays 6pm.
Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Gam.
PaesneArriyes days, Tuesdays and lays m.
Leaves Mays, Wednesdays and Fridays ca m.
Tyler-Arrves Mondays and Fridays pm.
Leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays Gam.
Gun sprng-Arrives Fridays Leaves Saiurdays
K aufnsn, June Is 1850. j. JOHNSON, p NJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

Tie sun shone brilliantly into the where Hum
boldt died. and i Is rrere hat his lsst words nd
dressed % his niece vofs Vic borTlieh desc Sffab-
lssl Eic scheisss ssi5 Hfae sHm Himmei znrUfus
fFies aid iles4 fays hey en- Il bssssa F4rh
e. gIre-a4t "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

L
To the Sheriff Of Ellis county, Creating;
Il mons by publication, Thomas II. McCrayr
whose residence is unknown, to be and appear
before the District Court, to be holden in and for
the county of Ellis, at the Courthouse thereof
in the town Of Waxahachie. on the ~ Monday
after the Sd Monday in March 1852. then and
there to answer the petition of Richard D.
Gholson, filed in said court, against L. d; MO
Cray. Goen G.. Richardson, william Peel, Isaac
r Sessions and John Westbrook, senior, alleg-
inc in substance. as follows, to-wit That on tho
oh day of March. 1858, the said defendants for
valuable consideration, executed and delivered to
him their promissory note for five thousand dol
lars, due six months after date, made payable TO
Hugh Ingram, or bearer, bearing ten per cent.
interest from date until paid; and that Defend
ants thereby became liable and undertook to pay
him the amount of said note and interest; that
said debt is due and unpaid, wherefore he brings
his suit and prays for Judgment for his debt, IN
terest and cost and for all proper relief.
Herein fail not but have you then and there
this writ before said court, with your return
thereon showing how you have executed the same.
Witness W. W. Parks, Clerk Of the District
Court of Ellis county.
Given under my hand and Seal Of
IA On said Court. in the the town OF
I'll tASH Waxahachie, this June LIST. 1859.
/ w. W. PARKS,
Clerk d. O. e. county.
hsrebv certify this 70 be true copy 81 the
o,,;r,al wit now in my han5s. and to direct
- JOHN g. WILLIAMS,
Hterif Ellis county.
Bv A. A. POSTER, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

" An }ssansas paper ielcitatcs itself upon the
fict thai Inc 40 leading Opposition newspapers in
Fcgas, orc CONNECTED by former residents Of that
State lie al,ules to the Gntcgencer, and San An
tonic Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

n vile College, desires situation Teacher in
High School Academy. in Texas. References given.
Address president of Marysville College, Marys-
vile, Blount Co., Tenn,," or to Mr.. S. H. Owen,
Sweetwater, Monroe Co. Tenn. may4-44-9t