Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
TEXAS ITEMS.


The Marshal. pipsr eontiaus 4, n, .',i slh tli'
ia,sraipahs Paelhs IAi-oad e'a'reteHy
4 'lsl,usFa,e nsst,fg vas hsli At Rls,ln. Basl'
county On the 2lss uu, Gov Rlnns', vas ressla
nenisd 10 ,e-elsa,lon. Aad hal II firksy nsas
mated fr ana,,r aud Hon, norsg ", Runns!s ~
IReprtsspill'e,
The smnl, POy, Gays the Joasrsoa Herald, % A,At
llug in hsi place,
The bayou was IN excellent lcatug order a. shsr
con at las, accounts
uhssArsgs' says the canvass fOr tho Lssislsllr
- nmsncsl ia Houston county IN, 'ell mat
,eloqueat," J, W. Parker, Dir. cvTr.s Api }, w csd
dell, are ,bs candidate As far a. msatancd. ',Ih'
Argue g'es quito sslnlsresiing assoant 81 Parker
'P-eshs H1(
vIey Of hi, EsIKssf 16 private JIG. that Is Just
lin and 80 ~ Us. editor.
The 'rolegi4 Nv arrival Of cur ASSOCIATE
Ia Houston. and Iali' Nellssrpea aon
pli,pen, tl,rrupou. TSsty]bi.
The Telegraph say5 DALLAS Herald s iahi
LIANT, and it may ell H.f,rly prospect 9
having railroad IN ssr " iAuee az Dallas -
Keep bright lockout, 3d. hs locomotive vii
Oa witbis,hs bidders Of ar o5ek before you bav,
any Idea 4 e rmsXzs'T % LAT her rIpp
The proprietor ot the waco psHoorAt proposes 4
enlarge HE paper il its sohserxrs will pay up th'
Capt. Geo. b - ssco,nmsadsj by cores
poudent Of the Wac 'h%' ,for It'oov'rnor'
"a. J. D." 4 rresfoatEl Of ~ Telegraph
advocates The return Of aeiS EossD TO the U. s
Senate The writ& says no would net support him fol
Governor, but thinks that with all his past faults be
could dc the State moro good in the Senate than any
other map.
A correspondent Of tho came paper has three
column article, to show Why Frank NJ. White, is the
man for Commissioner Of the Land oIice. The arti'
cs is enti,ey too long for any ordinary subject and
few will read it.
A convention was 10 he held ut Brdyille. on III,
18th inst, to appoint delegates to tho Houston con
Tention.
Capt. ". R. Henry has como out in n most riolet
and personal publication against Cen Twiggs, on &C
count Of biz recent special order against what hi
terms al organized lawless band of srmed men, t
proceed to Mexico and capture runaway negroes, and
sell them. and ordering large military foroe to con
ccntrate on the Rio Gvande, to all Their efforts L
captur. the "marauders," and turn them to the
eivil authorities.
Capt. Henry states and appends his affidavit tha
Gen Twggs vas the first to suggest this enterprise tC
him. and TO tell him that he would not interfere t
prevent i.s execution. Henry's publication is very
bitter.
man was killed at Hampstead recently by th'
,oars running his lcgs. Hes he'd fallen from Thu
platform while the cars were in motion. r-
Capt Giyens, U. S. A., died at San Antonio, tht
10Th inst.
j. NJ HILL, of the Crockett Argus, killed Isaac
Peacock, i'll Crockett, short time SINCE The Print
eE snya Hall immediately fed and escaped, and class
les it as a cold blooed murder. Hall was we'll and
ltayorabiy known over the State.
The press of the State without distinction of par
'ty, with some two three exception, warmly COM
mend the great speech of Gen. Houston on the Wa
'trous case The exceptions are the Galveston News.
'Nueces Valley, and State Gfzette.