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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-22
PREMIUM STOVE STORE
ANn
YlIIyWARg iEANURAG7F0RY.
No. 9 Stamps Ran,
Port Gibson. Miss.

FOft OtDsOH, MISS
-. HAvTNo received a new and full assort-
E ment Of Cooking, Parlor. Office and Hall
S~aaA STOVES. from the Mandatory, We will
~ be- able TO sell them lower than any here
tofore brought to this market.
Having Just received new and .plend'd stock
0f STOVES, consisting in part. OF the celebrated
Stewart Cooking stoves. planter ditto, aud some
ofths latest and most beautiful patterns OF Par
lor. Office ami Hall Stoves ever offered in this
market. altter himself that he can accommodate
his customers in Stoves d prces ne also
keeps on hand the Peoples Coffee Pot, which Is an
Improvement on the Cid Dominion, aud is far su-
peri-r.
Castings.
Skillets. odd Lids extra StOveware, Fire Plates
and Irons. Sad Irons Iron Stands. Sovels and
Tongs. Brass do. Candlestcks, Shutters, Iron Tea
kettles. French Stewpans. Crates: Britannia, Plan
ishcd and Japanned Wares Of kinds; together
with a large assortment Of.
Hardware
Such as Mil Files. Rasps, Saw Files, Shoyels.
Hoes. Rakes. Strak-beaters Braces and Bits
Chisels. Augers, Hinge Butts aud Hinges, Tacks,
Shoenals. Whitcwashs Brushes. Handsaws, States.
Cofreemills Shutter Knobs Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers. Cinder Shovels, Axes and Axc-handles.
IIatchets. Hand Drills aad Rat Traps. Also, a
general assortment Of
Just Received,
A lot ef Cowing's celebrated force and lifting
Pumps with wooden tubing coated with cement;
also, one dozen improved pattern chain Pumps.
Lightning Rods,
with Mayr's Improved Spiral Point and Porcelain
lnsulator. Together with large assortment OF
Tinware.
Of the best material Guttering and Spouts put
up 10 order.
We feel confident we will be able to give gene
raj satisfaction 10 all who may favor us with CALI
All bills due when presented.
W. A. GREENE
Port Gibson. August Is, 1851. Oily
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-22

PATENT DETACHED CRATES. and Patent SLIDING
BuTrs and M0TERs all Of which are EXCLUSIVELY
tsED BY Us. These Gins obtained PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND A GOLD MEDAL IRON the Govern
mrnt Of India for Ginning ine Cotton, as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York. and combine all the late improve
ments ia Machinery. and are warranted superior
in every respect. In order to meet the great de-
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
lisled a warehouse and workshop at the corner Of
Canal and Phillppa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 st.
Charles Street. feel confident Of meeting all or
ders promptly.
x Ali orders should be addressed to
WIN. L. CUSHING. Agent.
81 st. Charles st.
Ne. % 20, 1876. loft
Mr.. J. Person is the duly authorized Agent
of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson, where
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-22

Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to T. Garrison, cordial bespeak for
him liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
fch27tf +. GRIFFITH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30
Why Cnn,t h ha Donha

The people Of the upper counties are graiih,d to
wltness the energy with which the Central road Is
being pushed forward towards thi. region They are
anxious to aid the enterprise in which they are so
deeply Interested, but they have not the aoasy To
subscribe f5r stock, They are willing to do anything
la their power. They nre willing to 10 this each
icouniy g,tde theroal through their respective eoun-
ties, and furnish the eross,tiss aud do the work as
c cap or cheaper than the company or contractors 5
can get il doue elsewhere Thus the work Of grading
and getting 'ut les can be going on in several eoun-
ties at The sane time, snl the whole line Of road to
the hart u he wheat region can in short time he
ready for tho iron. They don't want money for this
cogk. They will take II IN stock, or make any other
reasonable arrangement They want the road % they
can have market sbs their immense surplus produce
ia is not evidently 10 the interest Of all parties o
make some such arrangement asthis' a; least they
might confer aboutit II tho Directory find they
can get the work cheaper and on more reasonable
terms in this way than in any other, we think as SELL
sble business men they will do it. We commend the
the suggestion to their consideration We arc 5'tis-
fed that Collin, Dallas, Ellis, aud some of the lower
counties would checrlully make any reasonable ar
ragemcnt Of this kind. It is all they can do' Ih'y
can sell their surplus and that is their only means
Of getting money.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

unllrrhhg devotion 10 the best inl'fe'l- ol
Texas In the last Congress--nnd instead oI
throwing away tae "oll Ria" lhni drove the
ceu'Tc thousand times, md suapl bat once
IN, wiling TO "pic. the flint and Try II
again." ,.
lam Tcnnes,ceao md wn' taught by my
father eary bayhood to revere alke ne
names ui Jackson, PoH and HgHSien' II
werc even competent TO the task of enlogi2lne
either Of them, could not do them justice;
am ioo rartial. shall not, therefore, attempt
10 euocige the old chief, believing ynn nre
hrtierrrqmin'ed with his political history
md cnn nnii'ipue more than | could say ~ MS
hphalr Yei rW sny thar ] d, nat think
Try1s wIl continue to rspudmte ard irnp'e
in he dd.t forever. her old b'ucllci6f ana
friend fi eae uIlcped miss.sicn. Texas should
gir .,mS aarg uMl. lie spcpt he a,9,
aud hmv,st dnys in her service. Ills eyes
hive berome dim aud hair grown gray, lnhor'
ing for her. Ills home is here. His rh''drfn
nre here. His Asart is here. And although
she has been 4 hard mistress ~ serve, and f'.
Gently chostised him severely for one saRpNed
offence, vet he evidently loves nnd hun"r'
TpXls above all the lands on earth. TeNns
should b. Just, hur NJ the SNn" time she Should
b. generous 10 Hat nun lf il was just to
punish him by di>rubing him ol hi' otii'mI
mantle, il is now time for her TO be generous
and place him again on her wo'cI'.tow'fS 10
"de AZ his post" Let hm die the den'h "'
soldier patriot: in the service OF 10" Ianu ne
loved 50 well that kr sealed his devotion 10 II
with hs bIood> Aye sir, in the serIce OF tR4t
cuuntry "the page o! whose story the Cr'sh'est
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30
Letter from Waco.
W,cn March 1S,h. 1853.

J. W. Latimer. Esq. = -
My Dean SlR;-I hope yon Will excuse
me for intrudrug myself rn'o Your ed',ofE,
sanclnm for a little dish OF chit chat. Ana
Wi, preface by saying tbal for n'ysJ want
no otTce. But Hove my jrie'aaS, and my
cguilt,u next 10 my God, and admire an honest
man ms the "nobIest work of God" and only
bote ,hat which is not good. But to the poln'.
Since General Houston has made his recent
sneerhes in Congress, he has gained a host Of
friends aud indeed won golden opinions from
all Aoa,est men throughout Texas oo'he o.
his most unrteniug political enemes mere ""G
elsewhere, that | have seen, have eXpresStu
themselves bis friend nol0, and nave forgive"
hin! for many past sins; saving 'ha' ne S'""os
"redc,med," and reinstated in tlSir aileci'"''
aud confidence as an honest man aud troe pa
riot And although the old hero has derIar'
ed 10 ,he country in his public speeches 10, the
Senate, and IN Numerous private letters 10 h's
friends. that he viii not run for any otfce, yet
many of Us "od soldiers" of Jttxas, and al
This time the humbles of her citIzens, helieVe
his services are as necessary now as al any
former period of his HE. aud would regret 70
see him (neariY The last OF The "old JACKSON
puard,0 retire from Ibe political arena oi 'his
olorious coaiederacy with the seal OF dlsanpfo
b,,iou aud [rowns Of Texas upon him. From
his ln,e efforts in The U. ). Senate. we are sat-
isGsd h,s great powers OF uiind are in no way
impaired BY age, and we believe bem'ghi 'on,
,ribnie much in setting back di,nnion, and
o,ber It's for many years yet, if Tex's wonld
Give him position before the country. we
never want TO see the old Lion iehung Tray
/ Risocb and Sweeihsari" tor the Cnbernh'or'a
cbair or array himself against ne Democratic
Marty in Texas again. But we want TO s., see
him stand where Ihe lameu'ed Rosk fef. ~
hears of the MASSES are still wish ioelr "e'd
chief and il any respectable ioana,l "a 10.
State would horst his name, u would DC ha.isl
with scclamaiion by The people. Here III wa
co indications Of iavoab,s nature are on
seryable in many Of his most bitter oPqoA2lil
formsr,y. While it is maiier OF -imvst Ger
tainty that one Of cur excellent saeets, know
n b. respectful and tolerant in iis yie|s,Ai
( did not give him hearty sapPori, wania 10
onposc the choice Of the people There Is eR
! ;;isr,l, mighty cnFrenl flowing ~ MS iaEo
] a;lossr the country Aad whiie bis sie.cias
gssads have always Frgassed hits as.ig'.. = Z.
s.s.,,.iies afs vii 4 .enit ihs,. hs h. isli
.:1sszs ,;.s,..;,f 81 u EssssEFay 80. a1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30
Young Amer'ca,

g,bsp Uhs q toy. ' IL 40 matter when,
tlHii 'tg,s .org time ago,
fb1s vsIs lsnty u children with roundAoo"'s 'h0"'
And he ,,orl turtei around very slow
~ ,iu, the old 6eoplp went thro' with Their prayers
A,l tbe children IA went To their beds.
Var tbsy never took r,rt In the grown iolks "H''''
Tit the ide, eaye IA their heads
But now we have exquisite dandes at ton
Who strut In their swallow-tal eoH's'
And nut o. the fdrs and tho vices OF men,
And souander their change and hank notes
Tbev ton of IN ir cocktails and wine with smHeN'
Til. though green, they all get very mellow
And they slap you f,mlliarly over the o%S, ~,
While they sny, "IIow dye do, my old ieIo"
They turn up their noses at girls IN their irocHs'
And talk about hoops and long dresses
age when their fathers wore nature soWh so'hs'
Nor dreamed of intrigues aud caresses
They SMOKE :hew tobacco het, gamble anu s"ea''
And dance all the pokas and ftnoies,
With an a sy assurance aud languishing air,
That delights all the Bridgets and Nanc'cs'
O dear, I am frightened half out of my wits
With the hurry. and hustle, and sur
The world by steam progress, seems Rhc'Eeu INTO nus
And goes round with q whizz and whlrr;
sball we never 90 back to the steady old pace,
And grow up and expand by degreesf
For now we rush ON ms IL unning race,
And the devil the hindmost would seize
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

The recent we'll established discoveries of
cold IN Arizona. and the silver mining opera
tons OF that region, coupled with The fact that
the President has recommended he military
ocrug,iian Of Sonora and Chihuabuo, has d.
rectcd public attention, North and o'nih' to
that uunr,er OF the continent; and we cah
scarcely perusc a single journal, bnt hat we
find a,lnsion mad, 10 the ancient traditions OF
the mbnlaas mineral wealth Of that region
wen a2thrriirat d, as thcy now are, by tae re-
cent cyn.oraIious o. American n1v"ntnrcTs.
Gnavmas, the best 'harhor upon the Sonora
coast, is avowpdly Mr.. Burhanan's Invorite ter
minus Of the. Pacific R1Ilroad; and m ant'c''
n7iiou Of the expansion prortivines OF "nT
Government in that quarIer, heavy capitalists
have already obtained the right iron @onor'
and chihuahua TO construct the road itonl
Guaymas to The Texas lire.
Orlers will doabess soon be iSsncd by the
war dcnar,ment for an extension OF cham ol
military pozts for The protection OF Ia m''
route, aud rhe American migration movement
TO thar ln.nensc mineral region. Tue tfl
nmDnaut success Of the overland mail on the
Southern line, through Texas aud Arizonl"
has di,nelei the last doubt in reference 70 ne m
construction aud final Ioc"fi1" 1' ,"a '".'".
R'Iwov The overland man, W.''Sn S.,ss S',"s =" or
in rand connection with the greater Stntes o'
the Nor'"n'S' anu "u; ,r'.s i' Ifn boo3 m.
upon me rhC."s' ""s n;as nus oG No,,hsro and
10 me ""''''"',r IN os,on;sbinc innp.
No'ih-w'S'eFh eA'' - aF nne S,ats
''S mas 'een e!ye', s'.'S nav, ses.;on of tbe
ma we p''er' ,''"' la,,,of,,. tc,y, ;ocoo.
rSas .g'SiS'"''''y' 'n's ,,,;,I conn,iss e2
np@ VIVA nave G"''' II, p,.o Ie,n.o3ioo
tentF'ng rom i'e'Fn'p 10 - ''''
rg'1,]l'.i'' o.,;.h;,r se,,Ionon,s alternately
,.,,a5 +, cbo;n If niitsrv posts viii soor
ppv,o,d oionr- eyery available Point of the erea
.No,laod n,7t,. from he head waters Of the
Rr,,os 10 tho head.c. lhe Gulf of California
~ ~ horrors Of me - middle passage" ncros.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30
United States Senator, 4leot

Z United States Senators xleck
The following gentlemen have been elected
to the Uniied States Senate for the term Of sir
yenrs from the 9TH inst:
Stephen A. Douglas, Democrat, Of Illinois
reelected.
Henry B. Anthony, Black Republican, OF
Rhode Island, vice Allen. Democrat
A. o. p. Nicholson, Democrat, Of Tennes.
see vice Bell, Know-norhng.
.ibr,i q. Brown, Democrat, Of Mississipsi,
lre eeectcd.
Clement C. Clay, jr,, Democrat, Of Alatams,
reelected.
Willard Salisbury Democrat, of Dcleware,
vice Bates, D-mocrnf.
James Chestnut, D'mocrat. Of South Caro-
lima, vice Evans, Democrat.
William p. Fessenden, Black Republican
of Maine, re.plected.
Johu P. Hale, Black Republican,, Of New
HnmpShire, reelected.
r. NJ. I. Hunter, Democrat, OF Virginis,
re cecrd.
J. w. Grimes, Black Republican, of Iowa.
vice Jones, Democrat.
Gorernor Gprpg, Democrat of North Caro-
linn, vice Reid, Democrat.
VIM x. Srba tian, Democrat, OF Arkansas.
e-el'ctc,!
KiusIty S. Bingham, Black Republican. Of
Michigan, vice Stuart, Democrat.
h. W, Powell, Dem crar, Of Kentucky, vice
Thompson. know.nolhing.
Roheu Toombs, Democrat, OF Georgia. re-
elected.
Henry Wilson, Black Republican, Of Mas
suchusetis, re elected.
Joho HemphiIl, Democrat, of Texas, vice
Houston, know-norhing.
J. p. Benjann Democrat Of Louisiana, re.
elected.
Senators are yet to be chosen in place Of
Nr. Wright, Democrat, Of New, jersey, and
General Shields, Democrat, of Minnessota.
THE DIVINE AND THE DocToR.-A devout
,ninsfeE was once asked by skeptc if he fol
Owed preaching to save souls 7 and upon re
p}yng that he did, the caviler tejolned
Did you ever see a soul2"
mo"
"Dd you ever hear sOal'"
| ono"
"Did YOU ever taste soul"
"Did you ever smell soul''
NO"
Did yon ever feel soul
"Yes, thank God, said the preacher.
"WeII," said the cuving doctor, ",here are
ronr out of five senses against one that there
is no soul"
So the matter might have dropped, but the
preacher, as subtIe in understanding as he was
pioas in heart, turned the table on the caviling
doctor, and being informed that he was doc.
tor Of medicine. asked:
Did you ever see pain 2"
mo"
odd you ever hear paius''
ono"
"Dd you ever taste pain e.
"No." -
DID you ever smell pain 81
mo"
Ibid you ever feel pain r.
"Yes," said the doctor, Z
"We, them" reioined the preacher, ".hefe
orc YOU sec, ALEC four senses ngaihst cus 10
pro''e that there is 30 such thing as pain aud
YET SIR, you know that there is such thing as
pa;}, ard i,uow there is soS"
The doctor appeared coutounded and walls
led c0
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

pauson with which, the most siupendous
achievements Of oriental despotism sink int
comparative insignilicance; and which, whep
Constructed will, with iis lateral branches. pen
e,mtlhg all portions Of our noble State, giu
Texas all she nov needs TO make her not duly
the empire Sta,e OF the South. bur Of the ua'
tion. w. II. PARSON3
Fl Gmham Texas, Feb, 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30
= EIII'
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- TIMER IS SWlNDEl.I.s.
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FfENts ........ .rr-.t-.. ramters, paid in "A,
ysnfr HF tn.T t1 Hf uhsfEhnF % W y
Iait aih. -sr r.f r.. M cd .ttn sri 4 The Year,
.rYr ft.trr ttt- frrl. 80 ins Tiid a one dni'
iarprr Hrf.- Hrss ..s &c t .fst insith en- .l
rel's iaf b.. .lr..tr. lation ei 'lir hall ~
Et vh rH, RI IN ss 49, tfrlf-.e ~ the year e'h W'
Ffili saf starl.rF gY'ft. -. IN him. ,,sl a,
nif -tttris d1si n o. t,il aH' seiA'e' WI p' wv "
an .,, % s,sdAlt.5ir ia's or District oi'T' Sloi
70 .,-6-.. ur taa.,lt.f 4 ~hieh Is rsqalrsl Wy
sv ,,tir riit irip AIf.Hrr ' 90 80 - ~ sS, ,
cos sii NJ HrHi. - a.. an, eo,,,Dns will lie
i,.,ns Tr 81 rft-i g The number oi lH' , r,ahs
ish - .uusi ga,,l ltrTH.. l'ei' Ai9sh'''e' "'''s'
,g,,-.,., ,ig.,u, agents may remit money 'sn'
s,rp.,rr &c addrssssd Ia the Sa'ar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

The passage though our city day o. !@o
ago of " lid Cats band Of Seminole lndiane
fdrms the occasion for us to state some pecu.
liartes of this tribe cl Indians, thst may be
Of interes; to our readers.
Il S one Of their customs that widow shall
never marry under four years from the death
of her husband, and suy violation rf this rule
woaId subject the guilty party to the severest
penalty, even death.
Il isa com,uan practice for husbands to whip
her wives upon the slightest prqvocatione,
frst tying their hands nnd-thetr iHiicing their
blows wuh raw,hde whip, AS this party
was coming down hom Eagle Pass, uriar an
escort in charge of L. Biggs, we learn that
one, Of The men was about proceeding 10 the
IinGiction of this hsrbai5ns custom upon his
wife, when the Lieutenant very properly inter.
! fersl and prevented the deed, informing the
| Mdia,s thar whilst uuder his charge no such
lining would he aiIswed--ihat whilst uuder his
/ protection they should behave themselves.
We learn that it is the intention OF this
band ol Indians 10 retdfn TO their homes in
Arkansas. and will in the fall returu to Mexio
co with large number of their warriors we
presume for the purpose oil getting their ne
groes. They found snne Of these negroes
when in Mexico but were unable to bring them
ont. The negroes are said 10 have taken 8
stampede" when approached by the Indians.
! = Sa1s Antou;o Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

Railroad bill Ia Congress, should leach US 'ha'
we have but little 10 expect from the dom'nan,
section. The mp'Jly gugmeni'ng nnmerlca'
majority, ia either branch OF our national leg'
isaurc, representing the norihern aud western
States, viii continue, persis,rntly, TO oppose
the lornrion Of the Pacific Road south OF the
$40 p,mlleL IT'S pity, Ills true, and pity
ris, lis uue"-thut there are men, arrosa'lng
N themselves The ti'le Of statesmen, VINO so
far sullfy themselves, as tn ignore ihr im'
mense phv,col superiority OF the southern
rcuIe {; aud who, adopting the dog IN the
mlnper" polirv, wnud m her loose tn grand
national benrf. of The ineroceonc railway
,hau favor ilc ne of 32o -.
But the rlpii Development Of evenil, WI
soon place this great question, bey ""d ~ S'p''
ri-s of (,rlious Congressional malori'S,
The mncnl wealth Of the region, from The
ella river, on The north, to the fuene rlyer'
on the south, will sonn present 10 the world,
recurrence Of those cxlraor ordinary scenes IN the
early dcve opmnur of California, which as,
founded the world, Gv the mngnIl'ence oI
their results. The establishment Of American
industry aud enterprise on the Pnc'hr has At
ready achieved the development OF S6OO,Uoo',
OUO OF goa ~ zen Ee"iS, ,l'a ,;I,.,
the empire OF American '"o'r ".,, ,.I.I I' h" ,Ls
regions OF Arizona ana S"n"t' .,,'% s,ro,,;on
Spanish monnr'hy eFeSq2' @s P,n'"' ,f n.n
ot sIIver,) VIII rrSu' !" .'' t'e''"" %'c,,; g'
community oil >'n"s, ''''l''e ~, ','", ,,,o,,,b
the rapdity aoG m"en'''ren'r VI Wv" NpiG p,,iG,
VIII" sh'. say l"rn' mat 'o' s,'%, ,o aa',,,e
Sntos ON the Two great GulIs thn; hound '"',
portion ol the continent "|'
the South vlin|ly interested N lHe Sp,' "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

"Pooh pooh - said wife to her expiring
husband. as he strove to utter few parting
words, ..don't stopto talk, but g on with your
dying.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

IIoRsss FoR ENGLAND. New York {oid)
Spirit of the Times, OF the 9th inst, has tho
following paragraphs:
Il. fenBroeck, Esq, leaves to~n fhis week
fer England, having with him S,arke, a eh. {,
4 years old by Wagner, outof Reel by imp.
Glencoe; 2 year old BY Lexington, dam BY
imp. Glencoe, grandam BY imp. Leyathan;
and irotiinq horse of some proEise. which Mr..
FenBroeck purchased fforn As ". d Ran.
ger. Of Lexingloa, xy.
Mr natian also leaves town for England
bis week with three horses, which be inteAds
ruaniae for somt oi the stakes. and trying bis
luco They are called CiAeIaxati, Dss C&ites
and Lincola..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30
"Bd harbors open, public ways extend;
Bid temples worthier Of the God ascend
Back to his bounds The suhie,t sea command
Al rnll nhndinnt rirers thrDugh the lanl.N

ssRil hnrl0rs open, DUOlic ways eKttlIls
Rid temples rsorthier Of the uot ascent
| Rack 10 his bonnds The snbje,t sea command,
| Aud roll obedient rivers through the land
Oh. had the South the energy, and swift
foofpd enterprise of our Northern hretheren,
we would soon cease TO complIin Of Northern
ip1litiral prepOnderRnce and cnmmer2i9i su'
IprGmncy.
Does Texas fear that lhe eeac0uraGeme9t OF
coon2o,ior in tIiat qnarter will divert efaigfa-
/ ton from her own borders2 Such selfish
feeling Of State ioalousg, mnY have *nennaer'
/ ed ih. covert opposition 70 some qdnriors to ief,
ritoriaI expansion and emigration, IN the dlrec-
ton Indicated. The thinking men Of Texns
should remember that without we participate
I'm, ana encourage the occupancy by Southern
colonists. Of the new region west OF us. line
of fee States som be interpo'ed, (as thrsGte'.
edl between us and the Pacific. And shonid
we overlook the inevitable fact, that lhe settle
ment Of .he region west OF the Rio Grande Ia
the Pa.ific, wnuld restore the commerc'Si anu
political equilibrium OF the rival s-c.ions' ahd
4 nloce Texas in the front rank al the Gaf1hmH
States upon the eastern staboard. Wonia
10, a solid Tier Of States, stmichln- across TINS
marion Of the continent, abounding IN I'M.
nense mineral, pastoral and agricultural
wealth; nccessitate national transit lei"een
the Two great Gulfs that wash either shore r
M other continental route, could ar wond
compee with it. as 1t won'd be the shortest line
across nar own possessions; and II would, el
,,sc. ssit2ie rel. lie speedily constructed.
Wbai opd then bs the future Of Calves
nm and Gnaymas. with tie commerce of Bn
,,pe and the Iudies crnwdirg their ports
Wbarthe desiioy ef .Tcx47, Chibuahua, Soeo
RI and Arizona, i1dins thus speedy oeiie
fur their own exhaus,less resources and receiv
ian in lhe IT usits ;cJuie fton tbe oommsre'
of 'he globe =
T,vs, IS psElized faf the want Of canTneT
.iai facilities; she mnyes slow 10 the march
! ln,narsSs Ss by ,hssi1e Of her sister States upoi
. ihe Pacific and the great Northwest. ",
/, halt xiih iss, she 5hics eoniiug assnts. waiel
libzer.e tae futule and which open up 70 .
? lie Ssospset Il ihe speedy cs,,ssrgeilon OF ;hi
!. - s-sssi1s ---.ti unissiskiag ircc1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

Tasnen are fise horses sbs geyer tAe harness
tlsy hssra 5s,. the better thcy feel. We GOT this
n 1nA M iii 5schslor, vss carly 1osrsd Ia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

~ wo take the following very or'ct Sy"op''s 0'
Gen. Houstons farewell speech in the Senate from
Ala No tinnnl .Intcligencer'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-30

"WeII, them" reioned the preacher, ".hefe
orc, YOU sec, alec four senses against cHa 10
PROVE that there is 10 such Ihing us pain aud
yeti sir, YOU know that there is such thing as
pail ard know there is sodi."
The doctor appeared cousuunded and walls
cd gT
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-04-21


.kE0 ErFgdGF 10 eEEsl1
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Il 1859. g. ...-.. .-.i e e &. s e. 3.
10 i.irsafe Twilight. fsu r -5n..
Longfellow thus happily describes the gradua
'ming on of its shadows: i.
Slowly, slowly up the wall
Steals the sunshine, steals the shade,
Evening oamps begin to fall
Evening shadows are displayed. .o Z
Round me, Ger me, everywhere, i"9 80 Z
All the sky is grand with clouds, frjz9 3
And athwart the evening air -. q,
Wheel tho cxrallovs homo in croyde