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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
--latest FOREIGN News.

Tho Galveston .Yers sums up the latest items Of
S,ge,gn neEs ne follows:
s'Thc bates. European news is by the Asia, TO the
I4th .ns. FROM liverpool, giving an advance in cot
Jsn Of l-tl Winchester trade dali. Provisions
acrets!ly adyancng. No general battle had taken
place OF tho continent. Napoleon arrived at Genoa
u ,hs l2tb AMI vas received with great enthusiasm
The Enylish Cover nment have issued circular, de-
c.nriuz chat EuZ1 ld.H preserve strict nentrRli-
IT, hit viii prot eet English interests Count Buol,
;bs Austrian Prime Minister, has resigned, on ac-
-snt "a We baiag ei, Of his having failed TO bring
a5e-t q -ssiic setlement Of the Italian question -
The King Cd 5aTiinia had lcft Alessandria and pro-
-.-lsl . mscf he Emperor Napoleon at Genoa
Vs.7- Trsmluus. rad long interview With Napoleon
=. Cs.ns o,8 lie 9th. The Emperor was expected
10 iz.-s Genoa ir the headquarters Of the army at
A;esssrisia N tie lilh Sandman bulletins report
"A tse Aasls!su my still retresting, and having
their headquarters at Robbie. dispatch frOUi Turin
saws RE Astrians are increasing their forces The
4,..tris-s a-s tiI-5f BRIDGE or1r he Pc. - Tro-
,-e,1leir retreat anatlel lniict'a sis.s i-7l ils
st,5infs, .sga4 Las yrshsi f'rFa-l "a pgTza.i q.
81 Fans. . fsr crziH1 nj ys.ri, ri iisi
- ss,,iiats- fsisfs h3a csH7-l 7sci ea7non silg
-, shr 4ss. aas are eel 2 eEo ~ enziseTent.
~, saci;7;ezs haze retasSn ~ sls-s1s T'lei v9ls
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

- We regret to see In the Crockett Argus "n
uugsnsrous fling at distinguished neiShbor, Col
n. T. johnson. We think it uncalled-ior, unneces-
sarv ard unkind for We assured that Col john
sou has never authorized the editor Of the Era to
use his name in connection with any Increment IN
opposition to the democratic in Texns. His de-
vo.ior to the party has become proverbla--is truly
sSove suspicion nnd noW while the odds and ends Of
every faction arrayed against us. IA party, he
ices not falter in his support but comes up with
the truth, ranliness and courage tina characterize
him, to give cordial and genuine support to the de-
psocracy 1t was evidently the intention Of the Era
TO farnish strong opposition ticket. but in this in
stance, he ''reckoned without his host" and did not
wait 10 get the sanction Of Gel johnson to the
ter movement against the democracy. Hence, We
condemn the haste with which cur good friends Of
lie Areas r'tch into one Of the truesL men in the
party, one ahlsg influence has ever been e1erted to
promote gu,csss, nd to secure union and harmony.
We rus that our friends of the Argus will receive
- rood heart the remarks We have made, for we give
tlgn il ali 3 ness, and regret that any circum-
sl4acs slaa'l b,va occurred to call them forth, Is
seela!,y ut sllh .ime.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
Tho OpoOsi;io,.

Gen. Sam Houston, has been in town for some days,
and while here, has been beset by cainorous crowd
of the Odds and Ends. besecching him for tho love
of mercy to run for Governor. They have dogged
his footsteps hat.in-hand and have given him no
rest. Last night they got up hrass band serenade
at the Fannin House, hoping TO get tho General to
make speech, and say something Shst they could
hang hope upon til It he would run. lie came out
howe, and excused himself from making speech,
but kindly thanked the crowd for tlielr ObseguiOus
attentions. They eagerly watched for some WORD
about GOvernorship, but in vain. lie evidently
thought he was doing that crowd honor enough by
appearing te!ore them and they had to take the po"r
consolation of sight of him for the wished for an
nCuncement..
After he retired Coils Cage, and Crawford address
ed the crowd in the customary style, and were re-
ceived with great noise Those present had evident
" determined TO be enthusiastic whether they had
fair showing not, and consequently, exploded at
every sign of spark, went off at half cock, and at
no cock at all, and reared and howled generally
But ali to purpose.
The opposition evidently regard themselves pos
sessing strength before the people. They have
encouraged this notion in their eecret counses till
they have begun to believe it. 1t is evident that
General Houston docs not favor them. lie has trust
ell himself in their clutches once and seen enough
Now if they have such abiding faith in their
strength, why don't they nominate to rep
resent their principles, who will go before the people
rs their candidate, and run their strength? Let
them nominate some man who is willing to 90 into n
canvass, ard not who like General Houston, dent
want the Office, and above all don't want il with the
help Of theenemics Of the democracy.
We have snid, that We have no desire to fight Gen.
eFal Houston in this canvass. We had hoped he
would do az ne had proposed, retire 10 private life
where all parties could honor him Tor what he had
done, and At time when party ranchor against him
had nearly disappeared. We hope he will VT do SO.
But if not. If he again puts himself at the heal Of
enemies. We shall 20 into the canvas with what Of
industry ard zeal haye and help again 20 put the
rarty to rout with Rhc11 he identifies himself and
chr success will he rs certain the dag Of the eles
ton comes. The democracy Of Texes never has
been and never can be beaten in fair fght.-Hous-
Ton Tslsgrggs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

:S5Ou tic 18th of the present month, tho Boilers
hare determined to hold their Bump convention It
sse,ns, however, frOui come Of cur exchanges thn'
the time has beea too short for them get everything
10 trim as it was too short between the session Of the
FIRST convention in 1857, to the next in 49, TO arrange
everything for tho defeat of the peoples choce If
the meeting be postponed, the opposition movement
may die of nsnition, for the sioGy abortion has
long since shown symptoms Of an early demise Let
Il rest in peace.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

Tuy DrwocpAcr Tp1uMTuAHr. w aa0ounce vita
nc nos heartfelt pleasure. the Geographic Dispatch
hat the Old Dominion has more, rs se has ever
done. covered herself with glory. Honc7' john Let IL
er is elected ard the opposition Will again So
into retirement "nursng ts wrath To keep; warm,
until the next election, whens will rally for another
defeat. Ths Old Dominion forever Long life to
Ie.cher. Gogcin, ard every mather'a son OF them
,hs. ,3yes and honors tie proud old State, lusraL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

B;5}@ The examination aud commencement in the
Texas Military Institute, and RutoIsyillc Female
seminary, will come of during the second week in
juno These institutions are in a very aouriOhing
coudition. An address will 10 delivered before the
Daoonian Society by Hon. John sayles, of Washing
ton CITY and the whole exercscs closed by an ora
ton from Col. Forshcy, the accomplished supern-
tcnient Of the Military Institute.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

IT,. Tho Patriot mentions tho APPEARANCE Of
rething like Small PoS AT sasem,n .'e-".g.' j
!, be the genuine Variola it was imported from Nc
Kinney, at which place it appeared come months ago
I. has, however, died out at the latter place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
few Advertisements.

last week to notice the card OF "t'srf
% r-- "a Co., Cists Wailyon, Paige & COD
...r.... Gre and commission nerehsnts' Ne"
r... -7 An old and reliable house, and our
N..r .- adera, would 30 well to give tasm 0
"a. .... lie Metropolitan city.
0 Bridge Bailiero, tor plan and 'PS;'r-
-.,. - s,ab!O ;gaek bridge across the Ir!H!'! ut
Is.a
.- @. Mr. II. vs. Colt. an accomplished sehol
. ... tl.cs that no will establish a High
e. .--. . Co. Mr. Colt is gentleman Of ability
... a.... .., qualified fer the important duties he
-.. toe Of a mara by c. I. Molli!i"ni al
. ... area and popo!s Cor salobs " j. Dar-
aI.M. sta:kpals. :oE ;so ts7'ds Ct
....- wants money, but doe- Het"!iE t. pfSSS
,a-..s.
.....-- snent Of +. A. sayrs's drug deere
al- ss.g practical ard experienced drpggist.
a Do. ..r lde hi, busircss thoroughly
as. 4#.sr lemcnt OF fne Jack for sale 10y \. II.
5saa4.4. !. ker's T. o., Eunt county.
-.f.g 4 q lost horse. by y. Bureau, Reunion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

A nephew Of King G,s, Of the Gaboon country,
Africa, who was brought to this country six months
ago, by a missionary Of the American Board, was
married in New York, last week. to Miss Eliza Evans,
of Baltimore The brides complexion is mild white,
and the bridegroom profound black
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
TILE SrArE OF TFXAS.

To ne Sheriff Of Els county, Grading;
NTOU are hereby commanded that Won sum-
D mons hy publication, Thomas II. MoCray,
whose rrriicncc Is unknown, q 10 and appear
before the District Court, to he holden in and for
tie county Of Ellis. at the COurt-h0use thereof
in tho town OF Waxnhachic on tho 18th Monday
after the 81 Monday in March 1859. then and
there to arswar the petition OF Richard D..
Ghlason, fled in said court. against L. II. Me-
CRAY. Goeu c. Richardson, William Peel, Isaac
4. Sessions and John Wcsthro0k, senior, alleg'
ing in substance, rs follows, to'wit' That on tho
9Th day of March, 1858, The said defendants for
valuable consideration, executed and delivered to
him their promissory note for five thousand dol
lars, due ak months after date, made payable to
Hugh Ingram, or bearer, bearing ten per cent
interest from date until paid; and that deiend-
ants thereby became liable and undertook TO paw
him the amount of said note and interest; that
said debt is due and unpaid, W therefore, he brings
his suit and prays for judgment for his debit in
tcrest 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 haze executed the same
Witness W. " Parks, Clerk of the District
Court of Ellis county.
>r,57..z,> Given under my hand and Seal OF
MI,A CsssA said Court, in tho the town OF
4rs45As&W Wax"hachic, tGis W June p,n lsF l'o''
Clerk d. e. L, county.
hereby certify this to be q true copy of the
original writ now in my hands, and to me direct
cd. JOHN 6. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Ellis county.
BY A. A. FOSTER, Deputy.
juno s, lS59-4J:lw pr. fec $40
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

N.Y., Ine shcrmau Patriot thinks there will be
candidate for Governor. hailiuS from Preston, but
docs not gvo the nao of this aspirant after gabor-
,atorial honorg We trust our ncighbor will lot us
.e,r from him again, in good time "lhe moro-the
.rerriern- SAWS IN cd alase.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

To The Sheriff Of Dallas County Creating:
A NDREW Burtle has fled his petition in the
"a District Court of said county, against Lois
Edna Burtle, alledging In substance as follows,
to wit. That in the year 1916 he intermarried
with said Lois T., who now resides in tho State
OF Kentucky. and that they continued the mar
rage relationship from that time until February
1886, during which time plaintiff discharged his
obligations as husband, in providing for defend
ant all the necessaries and comforts of life, and
treated her as kind and afectionate husband.
That defendant was unknd and neglectful of pc
titioner. and by Der conduct destroyed his peace
and happiness by receiving the attentions of 9TH
er men in a manner unbecoming q virtuous and
prudent married lady, while he and defendant
were living together in The town of Dallas Texas;
ord thershv showed 1T estranraTcnt or hcr afTac-
rign ior petitioner ty Elic' h. sas rendered IN
harry T,at defendant csniac. vas cruel and
o1tra-s1 g. such on sstsnt q to render taeir
ltlng t1c1Es-r n srnrJfi5hle and without aay
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
Gan. HOnstOn.

We learn that Gen. Sam. Houston in Houston
yesterday, on his way 10 his place ON Cedar Bayou
lie still discams any intention or desire TO ran for
the Office of Governor.-G Gal. Ctrihzn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
TILE STATE OF TEXAS.


To tie Sheriff Of Denton County, Greeting:
wv TiEREAS W. s. Williams, administrator
w de bonis non Of the estate of Sarah Il.
Brown deceased fled in my Office on the 18th day
of Feb 1852 his petition against W. G. Brown
(defendant,) alledging that he (plantitil resides
in the comfy Of Denton, in the State of Texas,
and that the said defendant is justly indebted to
him in his fduciary capacity in the sum of
thirteen hundred and twenty dollars as follows
That the said Sarah =. Brown on the - day
- 1857 died in the said county of Denton, ana
that the said Brown was appointed admlnlstfa-
tor of her estate and returned false inventory
of her property; that in the inventory returned by
said Brown, he wilfully and wickedly omitted to
return two mules of the value of one hundred
and thirty five dollars each; also the sum Of
S GOO, which said mules and money the said
Brown fraudulently converted to his own use;
and further that the said Brown was indebt-
ed to the estate in the further sum Of $50, for
selling II horse which was the property of the
said Sarah L. Brown, and converting the pro-
ceeds of said sale to his own use. Plaintiff
further alleges that the letters of administration
which had been granted to the said Brown by the
Probate Court Of Denton county, were at the
November term 1853, Of said Court revoked, and
that plaintiff was appointed in hia stead; that the
plaintiff returned an additional npptorNcontain~
ing the property claimed IN his petition, and that
the same if recovered would he assets Of tho estate
he represents; wherewith to discharge the iniaot-
edness of the same. Plaintiff prays for judgment
against said Brown for the sum u two thousand
dollars costs, and general and special relief
Plaintiff having filed an affidavit stating that the
residence of said Brown is unknown to him.
These are therefore to command you that yon
summon by publication in the Dallas Herald, Z,
weekly newspaper published in Dallas, in Dallas
county, Texas, W. c. Brown, to appear at the
next term of the District Court Of Denton coun-
ty Texas, TO be cid at the Courthouse in the
town of Denton, in said county, on the twelfth
Monday after the third Monday in March A. d.
1859, then and there, to answer said petition, OF
which the foregoing is brief statement.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said Court this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have executed tn
same.
<Ea Witness James B. Ford, Clerk o.
Mk GA the District Court ofDenton coun
" A1SG ty. Given under my hand and th
49, seal of said Court, in the town
Denton, this 30th day of April A. d 1859.
j. b. FORD, elk D. C. D. c. t.
Came to hand the same day issued and execut.
ed by forwarding copy of the within writ to
the Dallas HeraE. This May 10th 1859.
JOE G. CARTER, Sheriff Denton Cy.
Nav 1871 46:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

NotiCe 10 EsTi6ga builders.
rFNnOSE who understand building Bridges are IN
l. vited to forward to the Chief Justice Of Dallas
county, plans and specifications for double tract
Bridge across the Trinity River Mt the town of Dallas
1t will require two principal spans, one about ioo
feet and the other about 50 feet, placed upon three
piers, constructed Of durable timber, two of which,
will be between 30 and 80 feet in height, from the
foundations and the other about 20 feet The County
Court designs letting out the contract for building
said Bridge, sometime in the coming Fall, and any
plans OF specifications furnished said Chief Justice,
must be grauitous as no consideration will be paid
for the same W. X. MASiEN, C. c. c. D. co. I.
by GEO. ". LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
June lst, 1S59---iStf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
Dall0s DCrGID.
WhinesaaI. June 2, 1859

N..Ft. WuAhVsN"J' NN'N y
.... .ATIC STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR,
H.EDIN Il. RUNNELS,
LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
r.. NCIS II. LUBBOCK,
r.a .DM. GENT" LAND OFFICE,
ANCIS NJ. WHITE.
.-r ... GRTSS-EASrURS DISTRICT
TuIIN II. REAGAN.
WESTERN DISTRICT
r. y. WAUL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-01
$500 ReWard-H0nest Jack.

The proprietors of this superior Stock Horse,
take this method to inform those in this vicinity
who wish to raise the best horses in this or any
other country, that he will be kept at thu stable
of the subscribers in Weybridge, on Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday, of each week, through
the season. As the subscribers have a number
Of breeding mares on their farm in Ripton, the
Horse will pass TO that place once a week. those
in that section can conveniently avail themsel-
yes of his services. Honest Jack is six years
old, color dark bsy, 10 liz hands high, in good
flesh, weighing 100 lbs. For symmetry of form
and elegance of movement he is not surpassed
by any horse in the State. Sired by the North
or Myrick Horse, and from a one half blood
Morgan Mare. No mare in this vicinity can
boast of so valuable a family as she has produ-
ced, six OF her colts raised in succession, four
sold and valid offers made for the other two,
amount to the snug sum Of 1855. He trots a
mile in I'm S0s, with ease and without thorough
training. The proprietors hazard nothing In
saying, that he is the best trotting Stock Horse
in Addison County. II any doubt they can be
satisfied by reliable references, or ocular demon
~stration, aud we are ready to match him to har-
ness him with any stock horse of his age in Ad-
olson Count y, for any sum not exceeding $500,
al any reasonable time and place. The services
Of the Horse will be so low that none can COM
plain. Please call and see him it will cost moth.
ing. L. G. DRAKE.
L. DRAKE.
Middlsbury, May rs, 1853.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-01
OLD BOURBON WHISKEY,
FAIRBANK & co.


For Medicinal Purposes.
1t lie nearly two years since the subscribersf first
introduced their pure Old Bourbon Whiskey into
the market. 1t was a doubtful experiment in
many respects-but as they were assured BY EN-.
inent physicians that it was actually one of the
best remedial agents for Lung Complaints and
many other diseases, IF an 4nadulterated article
could be obtained,) thy Immediately made ar
rangements with a large manufa cturer to supply
the best article that could be made. When their
first invoice was received, it was fairly tested bv
analysis, and its purity acknowledged. Since
that time they have In no instance whatever put
up an inferior article; and the reputation that
their Whisky has now acquired, is such, that it
is universally recommended by thousands who
have used it, and especially Ivy our most eminent
Physicians.
Its purity cannot be questioned, as a thorough
analysis has been made, as will be seen by re-
ferring to the following certificate, a copy of
which accompanies each bottle:
State Asssyer'. Office,
80 Somerset street, Boston, May 20, 1857.
Messrs. Wilson, Fairbank & Co..
G~entlemen-1 have made chemical analysis Of
the sample Of Bovrbon Whiskey, you sent TO me,
searching them for drugs or adu tsrating matters
and have to inform you that the samples of Whis-
keyare free from any authorizations, and do not
contain any poisonous or injurious matters, and
hence are suitable for Medicinal Use.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
CHAELEs T. JACKSON, NJ. D., State Asssyer.
In order to prevent deception, observe that the
fac simile Of the signature of our arm covers the
cork Of every bottle-without this protection none
is genuine.
The aboveis put up in quart and pint bottles,
and is for sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
4f;Sm Nos. As and 45 Hanover ST., Boston
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-01

STATE OF VERMONT District of Addison, 50.
Be it remembered that at q Probate Court held
at Middlebury, within and for the District Of Ad.
Olson on the 2lst day Of May, A. D. 1861
Samuel Damon and Eliza S. furnal sdministrs-
tors Of the estate of
JONATHAN r. FURNAL,
late Of Ripton in said District deceased, pre-
sent their petition in writing to this court therein
representing that said estate is incumbered by
mortgages on which was due on the 18th day Of
December last the sum OF $3.50, 81, and that the
personal estate CT said deceased Is insufficient to
pay said debts, and prays that license be granted
TO said admins rators 10 sell so much Of said real
estate as will raise a sum sufi, lent to pay said
mortgage debts and expenses: 1t is thereupon or
dered that said application be considered BY this
court Mt a session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in said Middleburv, on Monday the
18th day of June next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, and thss notice thereofbe given to all per-
sons interested that they may appear and make
their objections if any they may have, to said
license being granted, by publishing a certified
COPY of this order in the Middlebury Register
a newspaper printed at said Middlebury-three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
court. 90
CALVIN G TILDEN, Judge.
true copy from the records.
CALVIN G. TILDEN, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-01
DIED.

In Mount Holly, April c, MARTIN PRATT, in
the list year OF his age. Papers in New York
and Michigan please notice.
At his residence in Shorehmn, James belong,
aged 81 years,
When he was seventeen, he suffered from a Sc.
we're illness of several months duration, and bare
ly escaped. Since then he has never seen the
day when he could say l am toeH. fulmonlc
Consumption had marked him rs her victim ,and
through long and wearisome years, has he been
a natient sufferer at her hands. His intellect was
Of no common order. He possessed large reas-
onine powers aud a ready intuition. Had he been
favored with health, he would have ranked with
the first of successful business men,as 1t was the
steady gain of hi, property bespoke his business
lie had the singular and happy faculty Of at
taching others to him, and so strong was this ell
ement in his character, that it could literally be
said,
None knew him but IL love him
None saw him but to praise"
It is scarcely too much 10 say--he had not one
personal enemy. The number Of his friends was
extensive. and bounded only by the limits OF his
acquaintance. In disposition he Yves amiable,C
with the poor q ready sympathizer. Death did
not surprise him. For months he regarded him
self a a doomed victim TO the relentless destroy
ar and has wisely and well arranged his temporal
affairs for the Gnal hour. Two days before his
heath. in reply to the question, What are your
homes of heaven and q blisstul eternity, ne SAID,
n fbornlyk know | wish you and others TO pray
for me and added, | sincerely pray for my wi
salvation. In a subsequent conversation he said,
/ feel that it will be well with me after death.
! His intellect was clear and undimm,d to the last,
and he was fully conscious that the anxious mo-
neut had arrived, when he must close ms eyes
to ali of earth. Calling b s friends, one by one,
no bade them adieu, and committing himself to
his heavenly Father, he gently passed away. In
this bereavement a wife is deprived OF an mia
HE coutpanion and q kind and dutiiul husband
~ son of 4 Kind and doting father-the poor Oh a
rim, and constant friend-the community OF an
honest and upright citizen. A wife and one lit,
RE son grieve his early departure. COMM
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-01
FARM FOR SALE.

Having determined to change my business l
now offer for sale my farm lyingin and adioinin 3
this village on the Bridport road. Said farm con
sists of one hun red and fifty acres of land all o I
first quality. There Is on it a plenty Of wood and
it is abupdantly and conveniently supplied with
water. The house Is new, and out buildings new
and in good repair. This farm is in all respect.
well adapted to any kind of husbandry. Term,
may be made to suit purchasers.
36;tf NJ. NJ. BLAKE.
Mlddlebury, Dec. 20, 1855,