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VALUABLE RECiPu.
n Southern CniiirafoY :

ana " you see proper YOU can give ihcfn
place IN yonr columns
FpR FocL Foor IN IloRsrs Take one
tablespoonful Of copperas one table
spoonful strong hey fsottj; one table
spoonful of urine Nix 50 AS to make u
paste, and apply ii about every three
hours and III tweniy-iour hours your
horse will be able 10 90 10 work Ii
should be- done As soon as the disease is
discovered have never known it to
fail III single case, aud have tried it
III = DOZEN OF more.
Burs, GRUBs ~ IlnRsEs Make strong
tea ui mullen, by boiling, and drcnch the
animal with a quart 81 1t. 1t will cure
without iall give this for the benefit
ui Gods most noble aninal--neXt to man.
Respectfully, l.. I. e.
Union Parish, La, June, 1859
REMEDY For pIsrsNrfR IN DOCS.
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taken with distrnpcr, and gave hn up
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one cot ihem iaV"itte POINTER, aid the
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LAW CARD.

n : JENNINGS. iiiorncg NJ lar, Mar
-. shall. Texas Olirc at North West cor
ncr If the public 81. arr.
January -, 2sah.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

From . lecture rscently delivered in Pro~t
deoce. ~ lss.n that ~ Jews n I'm ccac'ry
-q--h., ,A,g,' ~ hari''i 'srr,srd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

A conntryman took his seat at a hotel
opposite gentleman whe was 'ndulg-
ing in a bottle u wine. Snpposinc the
wine to lie common property, onr un'
phisiics,ed country friend helped ~
sell to 1T with the other gentle sea
glass.
That's cool = exclaimed tn
81 the wine Indignantly ~
the other very soicmuly, "ls' aa- /.
there was ice IN H."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

cu,uLEs f.. NolHr, 10. N'kN
NNpbRk. Mex AZ iHnutys end twn~'
vi io., 81 Lrv uat,is &C. Pamela ''nnty W.
49,. wili prtrtice in tho 9th Judicial District and
IN the Supreme apl Federal court. ~ Tyler
July ini-i- "
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LAW CARD.

nEO LANE iuornsyoi Ldtr Marshall iiar
" ri,on county, fryas
J, .pt.mbcr =, ISIS,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

\ letter from Salt Lake City. June II,
notices the remarkable fact that the ia.
s,tution Il polyganiy Is becoming IN.
popular among the Mormons sincc the
accession Of the recent large cmigrations
from the States aud that Brigham Young
is heset with applications Of bills Of d..
vorcc In consequence Of this state Of
affairs, the "ptepbc, has is.ucd orders
to suspend the ceremony Of scaling
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4 TRrE AND LoviSo Nothing
has been of more service 90 me than the
friendship Of those to whom everything
is todd mean physicians. have been
Intimately acquainted with several Of the
most illustrious of this country. have
been for ten years more than the friend
may say the brothcl--ti an eminent
physlnlogisi, who carried with HIM INTO
the natural sciences an exquisite sense
81 moral things learn much from him
ON many subjects, but esp ,cially of love
One thing struck me in this delicate and
gifted mab--thc systematic perfection OF
his domestic lie
gr.,, trial c,,rc p,,,.u Mn, H.
w,G. m CONSEQUENCE, Of , Family ,.aI,J,.
h.,,,n. ,ps,u,' and continued -, Tar q,
wear or,vo III. ken, her vitb INN and
continued his l,bors IN ,he midst of Tim.
narrowing distraction Her madness
WAS mild enough. bat She talked cnu,,n.
u,ilv She dreamed wide awake She
was ,r,ub,el with fears She iutcrlardcd
all cnuv,rs,;inu with nu.,r sn,crh.s and
hardly urrr,i,,od van 4, ,,ll,w fine ,hr,nd
Of am idea Her husbands patience never
t,rsnnk him. One dny exprcsscd NV
,d,nir,,i,u If ms guuduct II, said f..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-27

4 wee hit # a hny astunished his
mother - tcw days s,"ce she had occa
SION 10 cha>ilsc him slightly far some
onensc hc had submitted Charley sat
very quietly IA his chair for some time
afterwards No. donlt thinking very pro-
foundry. A. last be spoke ont thus /;
" Mnxzer. | wish pad ~, anuxzer house
keeper, I've got tired seem You round -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Latest from Brownsville.

The accounts Of the fall of Brownsville seem to be
wholly exaggerated, and unreliable. 1t is singular
circumstance that such rumors should be set aloat
by men entitled to belief The following letter from
Judge f. J. Davis, to his brother, in Galveston comes
telling the truth, suspect, than any state
ment VIC could give from other quarters
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. l6, 1859.
arrived here last Thursday, with the compa-
ny of rangers under Capt. Tobin. We found the
town in great alarm, the streets barricaded, and
cannon pointed to sweep in any direction through
them.
We came into town rather abruptly during the
night, and happening to come into the quarter
guarded by the Mexican soldiers from Matamo-
ras, we were, before we could make ourselves
known as friends, fired upon by the guard. No
one was hurt, but we were detained outside the
city for near an hour trying to make them under
stand who we were.
Cortinas is said tc have from 200 TO 500 men
(the frs figures are nearer correct in my opiu-
ion) and has his camp about niue miles above
town. The scouting party Of bis men are seen
almost daily 10 various parts Of thu county.
The company Of Capt. Ricketts, U. s. Artil-
lery arrived on Monday night at Brazos St. iagO,
and are expected hers this afternoon. We Will,
in connection wish him, commence operations
against tho iaturfas aists, and hope to have
them rvutea very 958n = }. DAVIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
THE HOUSE,

Oar p0lygl0i Legislature is not 80 tad enc sner
al, judging from the business il has transacted and
the number Of excellent bills presented for its eonsd
eTaon. Several bills iOrhe relief of prs-enpionisis
have been laid before the assembled wisdom II the
State, the principal feature Of which is to extend the
time Of paymsni for their lands taken up under the
act u August, 1850, granting them the lands upon
which they hal settled BY paying hy cents per acre
let day Of January, 1888. As Ne have said before,
the unprecedented hand times Of the last few years
anl the msiourrs Of the settlers ON the Pacific Rail
rad Reserve, have combined against the settlers,
AMI prevented them from complying with their con-
tracts and the requirements Of the law. Many Of
them have male ito theml valuable improvements on
these farms, hut learn are still unable TO raise the
necessary sums to redeem them i-ifa Law should be
passed. granting 100 Of the inappropriate pub
iie domain to actual set Hers We would be pleased to
sn entire abOgatiOu Of the Indebtedness Of these
people, Although the settlement Of these lands was
made ia violation Of existing laws, matters are 50
changed at this time TO render lenlenoy the part
u our lawmakers public virtue II Is highly i'm
porIant that those sparsey populated counties in the
West should be settled speedily as possible aud
We know Of no better plan than the granting OF 100
acres to actual settlers. The entire West aud North
We., feel deeply h. subject, aud expect that
thing should be done for them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Especial attention is called to the new stock OF
goods at the Rail Road corner where one price only
is asked for goods by E. NJ. Stackpoe and as he is
offering his stock at lower prices than usual, he is
having rush of business and receiving new goods
every day. He has goods suited to every taste and
every occupation, give him call and you cannot
fail to be pleased. From the most fashionable to
plain and cheap he is well supplied; and he takes
pleasure in showing his elegant wares.
Lost Pocket-Book by c. j. Browdcr.
Sec Negro Boy for sale by James Standey.
See card Of J. W. semple, Watch Maker and jew
sler. Mr.. semple is recommended as n good work.
man, and will receive share of public patronage.
New Wagon, for sale by George w. Baird.
See notice Of Music School and Piano Tuning by
Mrs Sally Reinhardt, whose brilliant qualifications
as first class vocalist and musician are we'll known
in this community.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

"a Ia the llouse, Nov 18th, Mr., AppersOn offered
the following resolution N reference to a portion Of
the Governors Message, The offensive part hangs
over the Opposition like an lawful warming" hence
their distaste for II. The motion was laid tho table
by vote OIL H. We were sorry to see siaj, DO
CART voting gainst the tabling Of this fling at the
Governor and his s,atesmanlike views OF general pol
tiles;
"Mr, Apperson offered resolution dissenting from
the statement in the Governors Message, that the at
titude Of affairs closely resembles that which existed
prior TO the American Revolution, &C."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
FROM BnLKNAP.

tSAic7t|o-ihcHSc u Dalldo ltcidlQ
bEIKSAP, fExAs, Nov, %, 1889,
Dear HsTGIi The mail is nearly closed, and |
have ius. time To address you few lines.
The Indians ne still in our midst aud committing
their deprelsliOns almost daily, Last night nine
horses were stolen, four Of them from within half
mile u l0Hn,
Oar Fall Court opened on Monday. his honor Judge
bntioId presiding Attorneys in attendanee-ffOm
Dallas, Col, MeCoyi FROM Mckinney, Dickson, Lew
cling, Waddel aud Reeord; from Fort Worth, A. y.
fueler and J, W, Smith from Weatherford, Poag
aud Rushing fr0m Gains lille, RyeTts and Weaver (;
Palo Pinto, Mclean, besides resident Attorneys Col
-teng, Gen, Dyer, WOOlfolk and Latimsr.
ouing TO the Indian excitement, a Grand Jury
could mot be had We succeeded, however, in getting
Fely Jury, and have despatched good deal Of bus
mess The Court this evening adjourned over to Sat
nriay The members Of the bar generally. believe,
intend golng ont Tomorrow a scouting expedition
l Viii write more fully in few days
Yours, &e,, LAMBDA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
FOR SALE.

by THE undersigned, at REUNION, the following
ID articles, viz:
! No. Harmonum, good Carriage and Harness,
| fine mahogany Desk, fine Looking Glass. Pictures,
Shot Guns, i small mahogany table, and many other
articles too numerous to mention all Of which will
be sold low for CASH. Apply soon if you want bar
gains. G. BUREAU.
Reunion, Nov. 18th, 1e59.-20af
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TEXAS ALMANAC
FOR 1860.
FOR SALE At TIE HERALD OFFICE,

Bay We give the Governors Message entire to-day,
to tho exclusion Of large amount other interesting
matter and communications that have accumulated
on our hands. We hope the reader will excuse the
absence of our usual variety this week. Wen endea-
vor to make up for it in our next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
SAor.f u EM' Comiy-G neling ,

To NE NsTH ~ Ellis Couiy- GTeeiiRg;
Nou are hereby mmanded that you summons
II 10y publication, Omey Harrison, William j,
Owing, and all Others heirs Of Erasmus ID. lIarri-
son, whose names and residences are unknown, To
he and appear before the District Court, to bs
holden in and for the county of Fills, at tho
COurt-hOuse thereof in the town OF Waxahaehie
ON the seventeenth Monday after the third Mon
day in September 4, ID, 1859; then and there 10
answer the petition Of William l.. Mitchell, filed
in said court against them, and alleging in sub.
stance, Us follows, t0-wit
That the plaintiff ON the ith day Of June 1852,
entered into written contract with tho agent
and attorney in fact Of 0mey Harrison, for oeat-
ing, surveying, and clearing out Of the General
Land Office, two certificates issued TO the heirs
OF Erasmus ID. Harrison, the first No. 70T for
1920 acres Of land, the second No. IA, for ono
league aud labor OF land; and for such services,
petitioner was 10 have one third Of said land
Petitioner further AYERS that no has fully COM
piled with his part OF said agreement; that land
Is situated in the south or southwest portion OF
Ellis, State aforesaid on the waters OF Cl.amLers
Creek, Petitioner further AYERS that sine sill
land was located and surveyed, deiendan, Vim
Owing became the legal owner OF the sane, auI
10y agreement in writing consented that petition
or might take his lOcatiye interest in both Brr-
yeys out OF the North East part Of the leaguenud
labor survey which petitioner did, and by virtue.
of said agreement has sold his interest therein
upon which valuable improvements have been
made by tho parties to whom he sold. Tha mo
misses considered. petitioner prays that saId DE-
PENDANTS DO cited by publication for eight suosss.
i've weeks in tho Dallas Herald, published in tho
town Of Dallas, there being no paper published
in this county, and that ne have Judgment Tor
his said locatiye interest, and that commissioners
bc appointed to partition and set apart his said
locative interest, out Of the North East part Of
said leaau and labor survey, so us to include
land sold by petitioner rs aforesaid and that oil
the right title and interest and claim of said de-
lenadnts be Invested out of them and vested in
your petitioner, and for such other and further
relief as in law and equity he is entitled to.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said court this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have executed the
same.
- Witness w. w. Parks, Clerk of the
SEAL District Court of Ellis county. Given
Nv under my hand and seal of said court,
in the town of Waxahachie,. this l4th day Of
November A. ID. 1859.
w. w. PARKS, elk d. CT.
by BENZ. +. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Issued Nov 18th, 1859.
w. w. PARKS, Cl'k.
BY BENZ. +. HAWKINS, Deputy.
d. hereby certify that this Is true copy Of
the original writ to me directed This Nov. l4th,
1859. JNo. WILLIAMS, Sheriff Ellis Co.
2O:Sw.-Printcrs' fec $3l so.
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Grocery: Fine Liquors I!
BY e. YOUNG.
.JackbOrO. Jack County, Texas.
Gentlemen Farmers [!

T am agent for ID. III. HOOVER 81 SONS
i CELEBRATED THRESHER AND
CLEANER, four and eight horse power The
best and cheapest Thresher and Cleaner ever brought
to Texas. The horse machine may be seen at Mr..
Butts, near Plano, Collin county; the horse ma
chine may be seen at my residence near Millwood.
Price Of horse machine at the shop $500, with
freight added. Price of the horse machine $3.50,
with freight and charges added. Please send your
orders as early as the LIST Of February, they
be shipped early. Wagons with machine if or
dered. JEREMIAH SHERWOOD
Millwood, Texas, Oct. both, 1S59.-19:3m.
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ErrruIar.

rI'HE partnership heretofore existing between g H.
J. Skiii Frank Fahi, under the style Of s. II.
Skiff Co., s this day dissolved by the death Of s.
n. SkiG on the 10Th ult The undersigned viii sign
the Of the firm in li9uilafion, and collect and
pay al debts due 70, contracted by the said firm
and cOntnhe the business for his own account under
the style Of FRANK FABJ & co.
In returning thanks for past favors, he s1licits
continuance q the same FRANK FABg
houston, Noy !, ls52--zo;lm5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Positively the last Call.

i" IIEREAS, the undersigned was appointed
w by the probate court Of Kaufman county,
pertaining to estates at the September term, 4.
D. 1858 administrator Of the estate Of John J.
Beck. deceased. This is therefore to notify all
persons indebted 10 said Cstats 70 make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
said estate. present within the time prescribed,
or they viii be barred. W. H. BECK,
Administrator.
November. esd 1852 ig.ts.
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NOTICE!
Sale of PrODerty on Credit.

AN Wednesday, 30th inst, at the late residence of
" VIM. II. Keen, will be sold, on a credit to the
highest bidder horses, mares, mules, jacks, cows,
calves, hogs, sheep, wagons. carriages. &c. &C., &c.
Some of the most desirable property ever offered for
sale in Dallas will be sold at that time
A. NJ. KEEN, Admir- Estate ofW. II. Keen
o0.3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

rS- The Intelligenceri in its Try Weakly deyotcs
column more ofits pccacuanna logic to an attempt
to prove the democratic organization bad egg "
but the fact that that paper has LEFT it, and is opposed
and healthy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

baT The Integcncer attempts to define the posi-
ton of the Hon. Mr.. Taylor, Speaker of the House
and calls him National administration Democrat,
and opposed to the slave trade heresy.'
Mr.. Taylor is simply Democrat, and does not re-
quire a redupleaton ~ sdjeetives 70 dsbue rs eva
position. lie nys he made no issue On lac slave
trade question: although he believes the law making
it piracy 70 be unconstitutional, but holds lie "ls;
alone position Of the Boustun Convention. lie SUE
ains the Southern policy Of Mr. buchanan. but dif-
ferswith hin ia his tariff sieEs and frontier policy.
It i TO he presumed that this distinguished gentleman
knows Ii own position end hoe given it correctly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

p6S- Gov. Melville, of Mississippi is looking out
for stormy times and in his last Message recommends
the calling Of State Convention on the ~ Nouiay
d December 1850 10 iae cvent Of the election Of
Black Republican to tie Presidency, and Tie adoption
Of resolutions inviting the other Southern ststes 10
oo-opersie With The State % Mississippi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

pas- The Eastern papers are discussing the propri
ETY. of expelling Seward from the Senate. 1t wOul'
himright for keeping his treason-secret long
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

Rs5- From our Representative, Gen Darnell, VI
learn that the bill for the relief Of the prccmptonis
has passed both houses, granting them further tim
for the payment Of their lands
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Flour! EIOur! -!

TNHE DALLAS STEAM MILL SUPER
l. FINE FLOUR constantly on hand in large
or small quantities, at the Railroad Corner.
L. NJ STAcKPDLE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BIacksiniths Attcution

HAVE just received large assortment Of Black
smiths Tools Of every description; Bellows. Vices.
Ah's, Hammers Tongs, &C., &C., which will DO sold
al. wholesale prices, at the Railroad Corner, by
T., NJ STACKPOLE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

gGy- The Marshall Republican publishes call for
meeting of the citizens of Harrison county, to take
into consideration the abolition procvties of Palmer,
whose letter, with account of the indignation meet
ing at GAINESVILLE, we published in the Herald. 1t
will go pretty hard with Mr. Palmer. 1t is an unfor-
tunate time just now to 60 into investigation,
less he can prove his innocence beyondcavl 1t was
recently man by the name of Palmer was arrested
Memphis as an accomplish and accessory before the
fact, in the IIarpers Ferry affair." The letter of Pal
mer read at GAINESVILLE comedies with the tone used
in most of the nsurrectionary epstles found in the
possession of old Brown it spoke of the approach Of
bloody time, and the necessity of learning the use
Of firearms, &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

I'm l. rursorea tfsat Gsy. Weller has srrsntsd
JaIee Henry n ifsva. = re United States ssaaie
10 Ell Tia vacancy essasiqned ~ The 8eatb q Mr.
Broicriek.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
THE DALLAS HERALD.
Dallas, wednesday, November 80, 1853.
CHARLES R. PRYOR, Editor.

Special Notice TO Patrons Of the Hlcrnld.-Ail
persons indebted to the late firm of Intimer Swndclls,
earnestly requested to forward and settle the
without delay, It'll important that the old business should
be closed D. W. SWlNDEILS
Dallas, Texas July, 1850
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

M W. PRAK & BRO, are sole Agents for
". UHEELER'S L.iGER, put up in any
quantity ffom one quart to forty gallons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
WOIllan,s Friend.

A SEWING MACIiINE,-one Of Iiuhbard's
"a Patent an excellent article. fully guaranteed in
every respect. for sale at the Railroad Corner by
T. NJ SrACKPOLE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Legislative.

1CSlSlaIlVC.
In the Senate, on the 10th inst Mr.. Slecher offer
cd bill to repeal the usury laws.
Mr.. Throckmorton offered q resolution instructing
the Committee on Court of Claims to report bill to
provide for the approval of certificates not presented
to the Court of Claims within the time prescribed by
law, and also to provide for the issuance of duplicate
certificates not applied for in time.
A message was received from the House, stating
that q joint select committee had been appointed to
inquire into the expedency of calling convention to
frame q new constitution.
On Thursday, 18th, MIR. Stockdale offered q bill for
the relief Of G. Walker and his securics, This bill
was subsequently called up, the rule suspended, and
the bill passed
In the House, Mr.. Mills, one of the Judiciary Com
of the Supreme Court.
Mr. Short offered resolution to authorize the Ju-
dietary Committee to inquire into the cxpedicncy of
taking up the criminal dockets on the first day of
District Courts.
Mr. Shelton offered resolution to change the time
of the Inauguration of the Governor and Lieut.-Gov-
ernor so as to bring it within the first week of the
session of the Legislature.
Mr.. Darnel introduced joint resolution to repeal
the 30th section of the State Constitution, prohibiting
the incorporation of banks-referred to Committee on
State Affairs.
On the 2lst, in the Senate, Mr.. Walker offered a
resolution that joint committee be raised to consider
the propricy of creating judicial districts
for the present 10th district-adopted AMI NIessrs.
Walker, Throckmorton and Erath appointed said COM
mittee on the part of the Senate.
In the House, on the 22d, Mr.. Darnell introduced
a bill for the relief of Judge Nat. NJ. Burford.