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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOODS
AE,EEN a rsECORN.

CORNER STRAND AND BATH AVENUE GALVESTON,
RE now receiving an entire new and largest best
cnong in part Of Brown and Bached Donesiics Brown and
Beached Drills owels Stripes, Paids and Kerseys Carpeng,
Irish and Brown Linens Nslns Jacnne Delaines, silks
Robes pacas Nereoes Mantias Coaks, Corsets, Chem
ss Unerseves Collars CUTS Hosiery and variety Of
ladies Dress Goods Mattresses Quilts and Blankets CartHns
Marseis Quilts Notions Boots and Shoes every
style quaty Men, Women, Boys, Youths Children and
Servants full complete assortment Of Hats and Caps
Loaf Crushed Ganulsted Puyerzed and Brown Sugars all
grades and Noca, Coees Black and Green Teas a
all grades and prices; Spices Fruits Preserves Currents.
Nues, Cooking PeIfunery, Oysters, sardnes Horrings
MackereI Cod Rish and general assortment Of Provisions
Imported Brandes of the choicest BRANDS direct from under
Custom House Bonds Peach Apple Blackberry Raspberry,
Coguac and American Brandies Gin Rum AMI Wines and
Bitters Of every Kind.
Cutlery such Nails Flooring Brads Fencing Nails and Spikes,
OK Log Traces Chains Horse Shoes and Horse
81 Nails Wrought and Cast Butts and Hinges, for Gates,
Doors, and windows OF every sue ~
Tools for Biaekshs, carpentIs Cabinet Makers and FOR
Plantation t'-
Gotta percha Goods such as Cohing Hats and Caps Bags
Pouches Blankets, Tanks, Caneen, Air Beds Pillows and
stationery crocery Glassware Chnawarc Vases and
Toys. Mirrors. l-
t;cnsl Saddles Boys Saddles Ladies' and Misses, sad
dles Bnggy Harness, singo and Double ciothng Men,
Servants every variety, Trunks yalices Saddle
Bags and great vnrisy q thing usually sold In
Southern Market which call the attention buyers
feeling assured they fail to pleased with assortment
and lhe prices at which offer them We determined
establish this point facilities feel
sr that goods Merchants al Texas on as
god favorable than be purchased
esere the South We enabled import goods here
as sheap they any other City q every kind
being less selling for cash. itseqnyant enable
N % goods asahle terms they he hnd any
Oar ling ezpesirnce iazines gives knowledge o.
What + t a.a We ays sea 10 sRs 9 t5ol. n seIesi
dif>r1t Hnuufacosics Al Ezsiern ,zsrkst
4 H-cttnbrr p 1s59-1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
MMnNM

lf osss ani this time hon9roi festival
IN is nslsssd IN Rf In ,lg'nesa han,ea ild Gny-
Air'h l,a.s Az hely day 10 the chrisuan churvh,
ai'liois of Christians in,aashCat the W,ra VIII bah
i uilh lsirhi and their hearts devotion rcsuF With
reverence TO ,As dsas yhsu. eiglteea hundred and
iny-uips ysss $50, 'Lo shepherds and Wise Nea saw
he Ssi Ia she Rast shedding lis holy besms o. Ugh,
lrhglsTy o,,r tie ,ii of Bsth'ahoni--F londl, re-
l'raher hop ,s guilps lghtisl then Into che sacred
1ity and there huui the Bon g. Col, Asrpus che
ii,'le sleep Of God in he Manser Nhat holy
men .irs dies u5 .tls ancient festival recsli che
ps heart as ha travels ha,L 10 this period, sni hen
books a.IA the eye a. Falth 70 the lime phen they
,haH se0 this SOU Or Glory ~ his Throae Lei not
the Holy chrsiIas q the Church 10 des'era'si With
pgugue an uasesay or es lt' Il never esA'e to be
hOu,,,i By pisus hearts Aid God grant that the
Church may never cease % reverence i With appr9-
p,.aA services
A. q s0sial Festival. II has ever he'll high rank F,
aul Christmas dear Chrisfmss, T. Tut another naWe
IN h,rg reunion, Of scattered families and parted
.isni, -butaaoher uane iVg those inefatl' charms
,rh,ne, ul;,g IA, ind Old mother hos prepared her
Ca.lsuas loA Of present, mr tho returning sa!.oyl
l"y.-Vaue the iu.o-'og Uu0us brightly on the
haIh. sroul tA!eh oncc crowded ,he dear ones Of
e4ril,, tie "huliy branch waves on the Old
yak val and tho misgloe hang, ger the portal Tor
some n'r ma.lgu,--whero the Christmas l.uuy'
smokes on the table for the whole family, and whore
~. uH, are b'ithc aud gay. Oh Happy Christmas
lie Past, NAY thy gladstone Ugh, Do shed around
our pathway for The future AID may gwecl mcmo-
e a.. o.. 4 a..
Lofty We oEe TO cash other to dispense hapl.1es3 u
10 HgyuGd Hs without stint,
\ nEEET Cuu,4N,S uSprg CuHsr,As 10 Az!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21


pr Our lssetous friend, Gushing, d the Tele-
sraph. Who leol gguuad against ihe election Of Wis
tan % Constitutional grounds Is proud u the ssns-
tor, while Ne sill dlslkes the meEe action OF the elee
ton, Cushng possesses ono essential qualification,
but rather uncommon aIaosgsl polileaas-honesiy,
Aa haassi peiiieiaa may soaId little paradoxiea.
IN modern times. but il is nevertheless true that he
"a honest aud independent too, In tho expression OF
his sentlnents The honest politician ia "rare
bin. d" u yrrtahls Hack sWnn amongst 20 many Who
shove tie white feather ia the las, eampaigu--Shen
% many bol,el f,on tho organized democracy. Il
MS natural that Gushing should desire the elevation
Of suoh uan as wisAl to the Senate, representing
a fys,sn u enlargel views, a sistes-rights man, a
Nsiiona. psaoeFal, thorough S1uihemer, without
y-gial'.ress or shadow 81 turning, We are confident
ai Gushing "a proud and tha, he really admirss the
hr ,r talents VI our distinguished Senator elect =
this r % natural and so ueh IN accordance with the
birh-loneI antssedeats Of Mr. Cpshlag, that We are
not surprised AZ H. Il "a just like what some god
democrats IN our eounty said and dbl. when they
lhouFl 4, unconstitutional for tho members 10 vote
for W.eian, they said aud honestly beloved il bat
since liz election they shed no tears, but throw up
hss hats and shout hurah Tor Wsfall with the rest
ofus, His election Is hailed the triumph Of the
Domocsae, upon principle, over tie fictitious aud dis
organizing olemenis Of the opposition Weare almost
.euut.l 10 believe that Cushing is little glad u it
just li,tlc, Cushing, lie says, in The Telegraph
"Th5 oloation oil Col, WigaIi to tho Unitea
States senate, il Un event On which We look with
mingled .e,lngi OF pride and dislike. As for
WieG,ll himlslC, hc Is man nf whom any state
might ln proud, aud ha will make his mark in
the councils If tho Government. Ito is also a
democrat Of the strict construction school, and "a
prominent Cdyocale of those doctrines for which
as democrat, we have always fought. A; the
Same time, our Iendera are aware oi the ohicc'
tons We have inside 10 his eligibility; objections
wlich 90 our notion held Us much against him
after ls Resigned as before. We rejoice in the
Senator, but regret the election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

Among the prominent Democratic members Tho Ray
probably be brought forward for election, to tie office
OF Speaker o. the II1use Of Representatives, none
ucem, to ocoury more prominent position than the
Hon. Thol S. Bycock, His nuicccdants Hr0 wholly
democratic, and lis talents too well known to require
any euconiuuis from our pen His qualifications arc
not only undoubtcd, but thought TO unite more
availability than perhaps those Of any other member.
His claims are freely discussed and admitted by many
leading Democratic journals
The States aud Union snakes honorable mention Of
tho name Of tAe Hon George S, Houston, whose
is far from being unknown among tho States Rights
Denocrocy ci the South. lie is represented ~
gentleman Of the most elevated character, Of line
talents, aud possessing mind peculiarly qmlihed for
the tedious details OF business.
Tho delegations from Virginia, Georgia, Alabama,
and Mississippi could furnish many . name, upon
which the houors Of the Spealership would confer no
additional lustre. But the mere search for reputa-
ton and honor, is an empty, vain pursuit, compared
with the immense responsibilities attached to its du-
ties The SVeokcrship viii be no snecurc. It's in--
poriance is fully known hence the herculean efforts
made on the part Of the Black Republicans to elect
man Of their stripe BOcock, Houston, Barksdale,
Leake and many others would do well aud reflect
credit upon ther party aud ther CONSTITUENCIES, ami
we would be pleased tO see either Of them elected
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

FRoyuEh PRoTEcrioS.--We lesrH that there has
been an amendment to the ! III for the protection Of
the frontier, authorizing the raising Of in differ
eut parts u the State, to compos. the regiment Of
Rangers This is believed to DO reju cia 10 tho in
torest Of the frontier. and unsashctory 70 the PEG
pie 1t is but proper that tho defence Of that part
the State should be entrusted tors own citizens and
officers selected from them Capt HAMMER, W!o has
seen moro actual service, perhaps, than any other
man IN that section, both in tho Mexican War and
during the late frontier Disturbances, is generally
considered we believe, the most eligible person to
take the command. We have received nfornntion
from prominent men in that section advocating his
claims, and We believe that he would 10 the unan-
nous choice of the frontier people. He has devoted
his time and means for the advancement md proec-
ton Of their interests, and should BIO placed in
position TO regain of his losses. Experienced in
NIL the maneuvres OF Indian warfare, cool and debs-
rate, he combines many qualifications as any other
man for the position, and VIC know that the company
we.'i elect him We will recur to this subject again
Ee,t week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
TIE SrHTE OF TEXAS.

TO The AeyW Of Dallas Coupty-- Greeting.
MAJ iiEREAS, George w. Baird, resident of
w Dallas county, and State Of Texas, has filed,
his petition in this court against f, A. Sayre ~
nonresident of the State of Texas on plea of
debt due by note for 5000, executed and deliver
ed on the 18th day Of February, r.. d. 1859,
which he charges is due and unpaid, ana prays
Judgement. Now therefore, you are commsndod
to cite said F. A. Sayre, by making publication
in the DALLAS Herald for four successive weeks,
to be and appear before the District Court of Dali
las county, on the LIST day of the next term there
of, to be held ut the Court House in the town Of
Dallas. on the 10Th Monday after the third Mop-
day in September, 1859, then and there to an
swer the petition Of tho said Baird vs the said F..
A. Sayre.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
Before said court, this writ with your return
<-> Witness, ( 3. Browdcr, Clerk of the
SEA- District CogEpof Dallas County. Civ
~ - en- under my hand and seal of said Court
in the town of Dallas, this 18th day of December,
A. d. 1859 SR
ED. G. BRowDER, Srlk D. C.D.CT
BY D. ~ HENDERSON, Deputy.
24:4t--printers fee, 81 so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
PssbHic Ferry,

rTNIIE undersigned takes this method o. informing
IL the citizens of Dallas county and tbe public gem
orally, that he has established his FERRY ON TRIM
IrY, SIX MILES BELOW DALLAS that he has q
good and we constructed boat, fifty feet long, u feet
wide and double bahistered, trusty and careful fer
ry man, who viii at al times be found Mt the ferry
and the bank each side of the river graded that
there is only foot rise in each seven On the road
leading to this ferry, it is only half mile from the
edge of the bottom the East side of the river, to
to the prairie on the West side.
As guide to the ferry travellers referred to the
sign-boards C. MILLER.
Dallas County, Texas. Get Ii, 1S59--24:if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
EEw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

W ", Peak G Bro,, sNsrl.ss T'ge-soFhs aui other
.Ielss i5r CAFstnl,, 100 numerous 10 mouton, sail
AID sec them aud you'll ,ert,.uly hag.
We leier With pleasure 20 gas alyeySsen,ut ia To-
asyB paper. q Messrs. ll-g s. Record, Wholesale
merchants, Galveston. hey nrs 10Th gentlemen
Eell kasWa IN this section OF ,.ultry, sal igeuds
viii DO veil % give them cl'l,
s,, DE card tie sssi of J. n, p. Record Eal, At
rTusy =, L,W. WI hu located Ia our town, AMI So
!-iIs the patronage Of bis friends he isa gentleman
u ira ability, sri business entrusted TO his care will
receive prompt anI faithful attention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

ESJ- We are pleased to learn from gontlcmen JUS;
returned from Denton Court that TIM, town and eoun-
~ fast improving aud bid fair TO rank amongst the
chief places in Northern Texas. There were only
three indictments found by the Grand Jury, which
speaks volumes for the high state Of morality in that
community. The town Of Denton, although new
place. is said 10 DO Of the most beautiful in the
State, aud is rapidly improving. There many in
,cigent and worthy families living there making II
very desirable point for location in the way VI good
society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
LATEsr TNLEGGilTIG MEMS.

ANOTHER national UNIoS NETTING Washing
i0l Dec ga large number Of members OF
Congress are preparing to leave this city for New
York. to attend u grand national Union meeting
to be hold there, some night this week Tor the
pm pose of expressing tho public sentiment on
the Harper Very affair, position Of the Repub
lican party, and Kindred subjects. Helpers book
will be severely denounced, as also the position
of the Republican party on the llarper's Ferry
invasion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

Mrs Brown. Nife OF 0ssawatomie Brown, has
denied that she ever made the remark attributed
to her in Republican paper, that flour of her
sons had already been dam, and she would be
willing all the rest of her family should be made
.sacrifce, if necessary, to the cause Of free
dom. In speaking of it, che regretted that
such remark should have been put into her
mouth, ssfor they were unmotherfy words;' that
she had ''alrcAdy feit t0o many griefs to court
any fresh sacrifccs," and that she sscould not
think without pain Of any nsw death-strokc IN
her family
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

" By private adyces from Austin, we learn that
Gen. Duff Green is in that city, and proposes loan
Of money to the State OF Texas sufficient 10 build all
her railroads; and also to lean to the people any
amount of money, at or 10 per cent PER annum.-
There s hill in progress on this subject which will
soon he introduced
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
Our Fable,

The choisest gem that graces tablo this week.
Il Is the CosMopomrAN AEr JouRSAL for December
This Journal, quarterly publication, issued by the
a Cosnopoan Art Association of New York, and the
present humber is superb one, both regards It's
art and literary contents. The steel engraving in
this nsmber. "Ths little Pig went to market, is 50
familiar and so life Ike that we cannot frbenr to
notice IT, The other contents are choice AMI appro-
fgie and to the lover of art the jouraai is a NO.
eessty The Art Association OF New York has nov
become tasita,ioH, and is receiving the support
shat it SO richly deseryes subscriber, by paying
80 will receive. the Art Journal for one year. together
Nth the superb Steel Engraving Shakespeare and
lis Erieads,' and viii also have a chance in the
sawings for works Of art, long list of which are
~ up this year This is the szh year Of its assoc-
S5f,, and subscriptions will be received up to Tues
law the 3lst day OF January, 1850, and we know of
.S place where 50 could be 50 probably invested
pcrsons WANING to subscribe can address c. L. Der
Actuary, c. a. A, $40 and 54s Broadway, New
6asor, If they prefer we will receive their sub
siptions, (if club Of Ave can be found) and for
ari the money a.
5opEI's LApys Book Tor December, the last num-
Of the present year. is received, aud we'll susains
FORMER reputation. az The lady's book of the coun-
u Our fair friends who Of course cannot do with
iou,d remember that is the time for Hen
sess<E their subscriptions. We can safely pzomis
Athnt tho Beck win be all tlst it has ever been
INF is saying as much as could be desired. ON
wa eeJ. ". Baird is getting up club Hand il
ausssripsions
witrs MONTHLY MAGAZINE for December hs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
Garnet Rag Found.

EN0UND, on the Preston Road between Dallas and
L. Drake's Store, Carpet Bag, containing various
articles and some valuable notes, payable to Mr..
Samuels. which TIE owner can have by proving prop
erty and paying for this advertisement.
j T. & Z. d. DRAKE, Trinity Mills P. 0,
Nov. %, 1869--24:3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

GG- We are ndcb,,,! TO ouro',eemcl young friend,
L. e. Nils, Of the House, Tor ticket to the Inaupu-
al Bail. We G,Srovlclsc the egpr,ssy, sui would
Ike 10 b. taers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

rS5- We are indebted to r. Q, Mill,. ESQ., OF the
House. for n copy Of the Report o. tho superaeul-
on, Of tho Lunatc Asylum u ths State VI TeEas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
Rtapil;lsanYi

w TIE slsl NOVEMBER, 1850.
'i,nal aear Waeo, MeLenaa county, Texas, TWO
l. NEGROES. fiem, a dark mnlatto. alout 20
years oli, feet or 10 inches high eOmpaelly made,
hplds himself crest very large scar on his hin ca.
tending down To his foot caused nom burn whsnia
ehhi HENRY, about 10 years old. iarkoolor, hea-,
w maie, mas scar on the lack OF one Fl ais hams
laused by burns weighs about IT'S or $50 polnI.
u Is thought they are making their uly 70 Kansas
Any information OF said negroe, will 10 thankful
eeiyel, or any one delivering them At WAGE. To- hi
eharl Coke w. W. Bedford, win DO literally re
Warded.
Dec. 7th. lS59-2asr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

The name eli the new Secretary of Legation ut
Washington City, from France is He'll. Prentice
save thss France has given US EleH at lust.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

fI'lIE officers elect Of launehnl Lodge No. 30, hold
IN tho Town of Dallas, viii be publicly Installed
&C the Court llouso GA Thursday, tho 9th inst, NJ
~ O'Clock NJ. All neightorlns Lodges and brothers
respectfully lnyl,el to join us GA the occasion.
\, HARDWOOD, Com, Of
WM. NJ, MOON, arrange
JSo. NJ. CROCKETT, mrit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
Fire Work.

ar every description Toys. Faaey friieIes. aud
" = IRo4sasd ant Oas Of So, So, 80, so, 30,
found only at ", ", PEAK & BROS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
THE DALLAS HERALD.
P1G&A-ss -AI4n@ n ~ Ace,
FOR l~GD.
FOt SALE AZ IItE HERALD OIPICE,
NrGTNG or mn SIlTE CONTENTION

Tho Neuosgs us5 state ,DaN,uton, held az iinu'ion
Ia May las, resolved tl,t tc 1,Il state Cou,er'pp
sLouil be held At GALvEsUS, oS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pAi Or APRIL, 100,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

u B NY IN, John Doyle, whose life l begged
u lyoos ienoT grown up, aud very DESTROYS 10
be in LbsElesiowr On the day Of your execution,
aud would certainly sc there If h:s means wpuli
persist t.. 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
GhrisIrllns is Cnnling

A Nd aait Is impossible o DO without those neeesl
L sary aIGasgrlrents, call az
", W, PEAK 4 Ba0's.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff Of Dallas county, Grcctiag:-
wv HEREAS, John NJ. Crockett resident Of
w Dallas county. and State Of Texas, las
filed his petition in this court against Jno. Sto-
yer, whose residence is unknown. in plea of
debt by note for $500 90, executed and deliv-
cred on the 22nd day of October 1855, which he
charges is due and unpaid, and prays forjudge-
ment. Now, therefore, you are hereby command
cd to cite site said Slower by making publication
in the Dallas Herald for four Successive weeks, to
be and appear before the District Court Of Dali
las County, on the first day of the next term
thereof to be held at the Courthouse, in the
town of Dallas, on the 10Th Monday after tho
Bird Monday in September, 1859 Then and there
to answer the petition of said Crockett VS. the said
Slower.
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, ED. c. BROWDER, Clerk
SEAL of the District Court of Dallas county;
\>16O Given under my hand and seal of said
court, in the Town Of Dallas this 18TH day Of
December, A. D. 1859 oI.-t
ED g. BR0WDER, Cl'k d. O. ID. CT,
BY j. NJ. HENDERSON, Deputy,
Camo to hand 18th Dec, 1859.
W. CARTER, Sheriff.
24:4t-Printor's fee, 81 so,
P. II. ANTHONY Bnonr Gro sn,rz,..r.
JESSE b Ss; q all or kAuFAAs c0rSrr''
THE STATE OF TEXAS, ..,f.5....
CouNrY OF KAUFMAN
To the Sheriff or any ofher lagfuf gDfeer sd'd
vYTHEREAS, Patrick ii Anthony bas made
w oath that Jesse Dogget is justly indebted
- hin, in the sum Of thirty nine 90l00 dollars,
.bat he resides beyond the Unite of this State
nd annlies for writ Of attachment and garnish-
mani arainst John s. Damron you are there;
fore hereby commanded to summon said Doggett,
bv publication, as the law directs, to be and ap-
near before me, George Seitz, Justice of the
Peace in and for the said county, precinct No. Z
at nv house, on the first Saturday in january
next. before O'Clock, p. NJ; then and there to
answer the complaint of said Anthony vs. the said
Doggett, on plea of debt, due on a note for $780,
executed by said Doggett to said Anthony, or
bearer, on the 18th day of Aug. 1858, aud due id
the lst day Of january thereafter. Also, in an
account with N. johnson for 50, and an ACCOUNT
due said Anthony Tor $l2; all subject 10 a cred
it of Sl4 90 100. Herein fail not, and due re-
turn make of this writ as the law directs -
Given under my hand, this the 25th day Of
November A. ID. 1889. GEORGE SETS,
Justice Of me Psace
Came to hand this the Goth day Of Nov l1fber.
A. ID. 1859, and ordered TO he pcbh<hed in the
Dallas Herald. being the nearest weekly news
paper Tor four successive weeks.
j. j. CANADA.
Depuiy shazf Eassf5n1n Comfy
o3:3t-PIinter s fee, *
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Spnr.liing Calawba,
lin.nItic HnsinitniiOn.

A Nd III kl,NDS OF IILNENl Just reeelV
"A el and fr sale hy W. W. PEAK BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-21

five IEfOttsHthU EDDIEHFN
INVESTED in BOOTS, SHOES and CLOTHING
Alone for saie. Wholesale on retail at the Rsrost
Corner, by Z. NJ STAcKPoLR