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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

@S~ A fugitive from this city, named
James Vernon, alias Mallory, was arrested
at Memphis, Tennessee, last Wednesday.
Mallory is an old offender, and is well known
to the police of this city.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

10" BY reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that Mrs. Charlotte Varain
James will give grand concert, on Thursday
evening next, at Pixies 0pera-house.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

@4~ Thirty-fve persons were admitted in
the Commercial Hospital last week; thirty
three discharged, and three died-Charles
Nichols, Florean Brosy and Bridget Lofty.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

MS Judging from the extensive prepara-
tions being made by tho Committee of Ar
rangements, the coming Horse Fair, OF Day.
ton, will be a most brilliant affair.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22
CITY MATTERS.

G5- The County Commissioners, on Satur-
day, passed orders amounting to $685. "a.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

GTC Charles Timberman, the would be-
suicide, is now considered out of danger, hay
ing 80 far recovered as to be able to sit up.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

G@-The room of Lucian Rust, No. 80
Broadway Hotel, was entered by thief on
Saturday, while Mr.. Rust was at dinner, and
@ valuable coat stolen.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

N5- J. B. Tozer, comedian, very popular
in this community, is now in the city. HOW'LL
probably be engaged at one or the other of
the theaters.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

~ Doctor E. Freeman has been appointed
Professor of Anatomy in the Eclectic Medical
Institute Of this city.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

ES- Tomatoes were selling in market, last
Saturday, at the extremely low price of
twenty-five cents per bushel.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22
Steamboat Register.

ABRIyAIs-Dunleith. Maysville Boston, Louis
vile; Melrose, Portsmouth; Rocket, Pittsbura:
Emma Graham, Cairo; Verona, Madison.
DEpL Maysville; Boston, LouiGs
vile; Melrose, Portsmouth; Wenona, Madison; w.
L Maclay, St. Louis Irene, New Orleans; Jacob Poss
Pittsburg. =
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

&S- The alarm of FIRE about eleven o'clock
last Saturday, was occasioncd by the burning
out of chimney at No. 237 Longworth. street.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

LUMBER.-See advertisement of William
Jones' "Factory and Lumber Depot" in ad-
vertising column. 1t talks for itself.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

G4- Editor Armstrong, Of tho Tifan ADDER
tiser, is in our city, and represents the State
of Seneca" to be enjoying great prosperity.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

~ Parodi's italian Opera Troupe will ap-
appear at Woods Theater next Wednesday
evening, in "La Trauiati," in four acts.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

B- There were two cases of small. pox in
the Pest-hOuse at the close of thepa week.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 20--3 P. III.
During the week Currency has remained very close,
and the business of Third street has been unusually
quiet. great deal of short.dato Paper Is offered,
but the scarcity Of Currency prevents the Discount
houses from accommodating any parties, other than
their regular depositors, at the rate, say lO@l2 por
cent. ...
Eastern Exchange has ruled at u prem, firm; buy.
ing at S@4O cents. To-day there was good de-
mand for Sight Drafts, with an upward tendency.
Gold inactive at $500 cents buying rate; selling at
45@1s prem.
New Orleans Sight Exchange dull at h9A buying
rate-selling at par.
Eastern Exchange in New Orleans selling at q pre-.
MUM; in Louisiana, y premium In Chicago, 2x
premium; in st. Louis lh premium.
We quote Uncurrent Money:
Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa......24a2x discount.
missouri ....".......lH0Dl1
tennessee
Indiana Free Bank. .par(1X
North aud South Carol ..........l
Georgia and Alabama. .,....................l
public announcement Of the failure Of Messrs.
Hewson Holmes, Stock Jobbers, occurred yesterday.
We observe by our Court proceedings, that parties
East have commenced suit against them for some
$4,000. The knowing ones of Third. street consider
the failure as a very bad one.
In St. Louis, the demand for Money is increasing.
But little produce is arriving being shipped, and
but little Eastern Exchange making.
No change to report In Land Warrants.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-22

tanned for nonpayment of postage at the post
Office, in this city, August 20:
Messrs. Packer & Barney, Auburn, o.
VIM. Taylor, Swan, o.
WIN. Hofer, Cumminsylle, o.
MONDAY, Aug. 81.
Anna +. Wright, Urbana, o.
]. Y. Allison, Madison, Ind.
+. W. Tappan h Co., Philadelphia, Penn.
Jno. McKillap 4 Co., St. Louis, M.
Miss Julia Clifford, Memphis, Tenn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
KfcIxapoO steam Saw Will.
100 900 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
tt NOW I'M Hn

FTyHESE MILLS are finely situated, immediately on
L the line between Anderson and Henderson conn
ties, miles northwest of the town Of Kickapoo, "a
miles southeast of Athens, IS miles from the crossing
of the Trinity at Basctte, 80 miles from Porter's
Bluff, ~ from 1arisss, 20 FROM Rusk, 20 from Pales
tine 6E from Kaufman, 45 from Canton, 30 from
Ter, 85 from Centrevie, 100 from Dallas, 50 from
waxahachie, go from Corsicana. 80 from Wild Cat
Bluff, 30 from Pine Bluff 80 from Psrker's Blaf.
40 from AGO, so from Fairfield, IS from Springfield,
100 from Fort Worth, i2o from buchanan, 100 from
Hlsboroaeh, and los from Johnson's Station.
Prices 4. - -
Flooring. per hundred fee'' .; 81 81
Weather boarding, - 70
Al other sizes IN proportion.
These mills are under the supervision Of frst rate
SAWYER and Engineer and being IN regular operation.
he public may always depend nPon fall supply Of
vel seasoned lnnsr md epon having al bills large
end snail Sled With accuracy and Il the zhorterf no
lice. ntcsrdira 70 orders.
Al cs,iers mus, hs addressed to RESI- H. 5oHzros.
EssAapoo, A=.5srsoD Comfy T<zss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

n.si n lrAAfH .fHIf sei tIll
n0l0ah 4 .lf llDlffIl|A HslaN lIsH IL.
49, '.''ef' o. - ''s'V''4 ~ i'H'' ..
a y IN, lslsl hlsr 0,osrll Yisaiil sflla "a
ifIf 80 lhsi lu ih itfh ffNII fIfn. tlnls a.
a fl..n. nlsr taaai1Hs, IN sftf 9 90 mfn.
lifn.h III islli 'lfs a lfols, IN uhlph ~
nsN Iitrlsil uniif Nell, stfs lflastsi
o.. ,lFua pa. aaaflhf fsIufrrsmsnis hsf|fl
siitallas 0sa well phSsas fesiaf rlih afvnE
hlts s,lnsian mis difi,nt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

- We have resolved several copies OF tho priu-
ted proceedings of tha eeulh annual convention Of
the Protestant Rpisaopll Church. in tho Diocese Of
Iesaa which We wpthke pleasure in giving 10 any one
deairins ccpF. To next annual Convention will be
hold in chrlss Church, Malasoria, on Tho second
friday in April 1880
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Election T4eke,a

wsare prepared % prin, Election Tickets Tor this
and the adjoining counties, at the shortest notice and
on tho most liberal terms. Orders from the surroun-
ding counties promptly at,endeito.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

as5-A private letter % theoii,or from Ellis county,
srys al believe hat the people will get oil right for
Runnels ty the dny Of clcC;icn. some who supnc''
cd Houston last oi"r'l'n win - 60 ior Runnels T"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Now is the time -v w ,S}S#
FfcSStISGi PicGmEesi! pacsares.ss!

r Eoiilsl resneetfuly ann8Anoo to 1s1sasay,.sga8E
4 tho citizens Of Dallas, and the sSsssfY
cpnntrg around, that have taken ,s
MOONS in Mrs. sCookrell's Build T
III ssron the South East Corner Pub
lie Square, for the purpose Of taking Ambrotypes,
Ladies and gentlemen nre invited TO call and exam
inc specimens and to those Westinghouse icne, sat-
isfscfion guaranteed Price OF Pictures, from 30
up, owing to quality Of case, ! will remain snly .
ishorf time. ). a, SALlsElEhs Hrlist-. !.
/. .lnne %. 1897. Wv ~. 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

ss-' See notice Of Livery Stable. by NJ. NJ. Thomp-
con, who keeps first rate establishment, we'll sup
piled with every Kind of proyendor horses and bug
gies to hire, ierms moderate,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

gSr Sam. Houston proclaimed in ho speech in ihs
Senate on the Kansas question; anu not slavery
propagandist and aoger Mil BE-" This Is sptiiciept
to place overy Southern man on his guard, hpw.he
supports Houston either for Governor sr sehaior--
Look vol to the perpotuty Of our peculiar ias.itu-
tola Remember that next year, aeandidate &r tho
Presidency will be nominated, and reflect hgw you
honor man in your own State, Who asows4 that he
is not slavery extensienist. The records Of Con-
grcss bear testimony on numhercss pages, 10 Hous-
toms detection from the Democratic party, ana to his
hostility and lnkewarmness towards our Domestic in
stitutens. If Houston has been consistent iu any
one thing during the last DECADE Of his life, s IN
tlds that h. Ae has W fgsssss g seEa y ss Aggbt
teps,' hear me- spedkcf Southern rights." "QUs OF
the abundance Of the heart, the mouth viii speak;
but he has not Cur rights in his heart, and eonse
qncntly does not speak Of them 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

aSs.- weave indebted to Messrs. johnson & Brown
ing fos handsome ''sIap for the Timsa,' Colions
map of Europe and Northern Ioly. Price. post puid,
80 cents. sold by johnson and Browning, l72 William
St, Nea York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

A younq man. by The name Of Mitchell was most
terribly aeers;ed aad part Of his bowels torn oa'
by an alligator, while bathing in small ako not iai
from Canton in Van zaud county, few days since,
He was not dead OF last accounts but was doubtful
whether he would rccoYer.-- Quitmda Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
NoTICnI

Laiimer A sswindeiis, Is dissolved. An bush
Of that Er win be closed up 70 the prsent dAtc.
The Herald vii, IN failure be conducted b JOHs W.
SwISpSlts. az publisher.
Dallas, Texas, July LIST. 1859
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
T,AsHI0NABLE MANTUA-MAK
NHantula-NIaker and I1EiIiiner.

Iva in Dallas, would inform tho public, that she is
prepared to make dresses trim bonnets, &c. in the
latest Style and invites call from the ladies' She
may be found for the present. sc the residence Of Mrs
L. Latimir v8.nI A3,Aa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

bSss We respectfully invite attention to the able
and concise yiovsgf tito Governor contained in hi!
circular, published on the first page of the Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

E We call attention to the ad ertisemcnt Of Peter
spAnbcrg, house and sign painter. Mr.. spAnberg
has been with long tlpe and enjoys high repu-
tatlon US a laitAiai aud excellent workman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

~ We call attention to The advertisement OF Gold
& DunaldsoR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
Peter Sy,aaaters,

EI<}kIsAslfW SdeaN HaLpA ~ = abs DAIl, - Iitf
Az Sodd respectfully udn Che citizens Of Dallas and tho
surianig country, tt he II fully prepared TO DO ~, work Ii
his line IN Ire very best Cheap Cash se solcits
Tie patronage q plc aa promises that BIZ work ai'la
neatly tnd promptly done g5t Nd. fsf9
sHoPAt che Wlats Of Main street two asors from M
Gtptchaeif House. Ijuiy 81 Sssa-- ityiI (,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

~ FL Clara, Commissioner OF Chims, has re
signed his Office to further his electionesring schcnoa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
90 rloniier Jdisraprener,ts6.


We feel It incumbent plon us to refute tho charg,
made against the settlers, in some Of our exchanges
that they we're ordered to dsland and dispense by
Major Van Dorm ,-and at his command they did so''
Such i not the fact has MAJOR Van Dorm issued
any such Command 70 the settlers, and much less
would lcs have considered II authoritative. If we
understand j correctly TIC settlers were encamped
upon tie soil Of the state Of Texas outside Of the
Reserve, and thai MAJOR Van born did no. attempt
cvcnto sle any eFderaler esit Dispersion In fact.
the SETTLERS bad gone TO respeciye homes before
s tIt.seeenilnsp,iy n Van Dern reached The yteini
y q ltiair camp, aud l.is coming OF bis orders
had. nothing whatever ii do with il,eir brssk-
ing mp The army Of settlers collected on thai-
ocvasien embraced men Il anaoubte,l eoufago and
ability, who neither feared Van Dorm, nor any other
person -4ecn who entered into the matter through
the purest motives and Who would not be catered
from any undertaking they believed Just and iighi,
ut the TcId Of any unauthorized peireu ,Yc say
this much 10 Justice to the Frontier settlers, who
hasc nisfornhos cnenshlo tncSrntes Without being
mistprretsnsed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
j. II. r. WASHINGTON.
J. w. A. SANFORD.
j. VI. CALHOUN.
FOSTER BL0DGEy, JK.

We have heard that Il /. escorted in some Of
our fron,ief csaptes that we har, refused 10 p,,5sh
siaemeats frqn tho Settlers ring tho Iats dir
acuItss ii thar quarter. ghla ii simply false We
have recslye eniy three on that side
81 III a.. ssoa mas been ,up,,sbed as freely
q az coromu,,ieat;o from any other source. We
~ ,;,s,I ,sttsr faw wsekx aso f,S,,,r 3 cole
Il, III, ~, oo- u WI. Ill ~,
giv;ng i rsason sset tbe .Hcra,a, was s,ssTs 4
b;a ss,,z ~ hoa i,,,,,r o s;s ,,.e,. ~ ..a.o,,
'sNp~Fe 1n' !" :, ~ cav q vo''u
y z " as Sc 'oi-
s''asa y CUISINES SET c9l'''n'ns 70 s'''sAsa'
OF lpior.at'l 'ste iasss y cOh'iofetsy pc
tween the settlers nd rettge Indians, and consider
int II altnqcbes ,rnnorf,nt we did not publ;sb II
~: =, III. n .lS@@s,
we qld moi aeslro 20 ,ntrue off business enars up
on the pablic; aud cssergc that we he'd refused
an important ststu,acs from Mr.. Cole is not true
W y. ], !.
Ahum MT soie WY y ~'.7 =
surprise to "a, tiat he knowing usss well ns be
does, shouli have uftrbntod Improper n,olses TO us
,?,o a;..s,,.4., N, -. Il. ~
~. - s I.
to the settlers - equally
ae every uacea ra;ns could see y examining ciis
I. W. ,,,s,-,s 81
81. =. W.
aie q ~ s'sI s'iey Hase asss to take and We
isaencsty hrped fhst such wcala prcsail We have
/ .lxsrs d<toeafel thes.,ss,, :. :, AZ
81 -''''''''' u 'He .''.''A "
isn 'is feser'es' an" w hNss = stated We have
invited cemmunteaiona ffuA persons living on the
fcater, who Nerc actively ciyszed IN the hate move
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

-=----r------.S.------------.-
~ Ne hope that our readers will pardon ms for
publishing in columns compliment paid ~ from
a distinguished souiec We more than reciryocate
with the Texas Baptist tho kind feeling expressed
I to Strds rs,
/ Tic aayette' likewise beslows upon US a yery hat
tering notice. When we read such compliments
from sources so distinguished, feel almost hln.
ed to doubt our identity, and tempted 10 AN AR
neghbors If they reilly mean what they saysll Hear
what they ssy
The DALLAS HEnALD with its last seue, c'&ses
its seventh volume, and with it tenders itshtGrt:
felt thanks to it's friends and subscribers; who
lave stood by il in simes that are rasts We ra-
gard tho Herald as one OF the most high,tansl
md ably conducted papers in the state fssisis.
dependence, and the spirit with which IL 6AehsF
rightand attacks wrong wherever Found. ssfe
themes which In thess Degenerate days 81 ls
the mind to feast on. The able md 'beaF4tFF ~
iusions 81 iss present editor and also Of ts sla-
nented- sIatimer, have raised it 10 The ugtse "a
modern warnalism, and gained ii q place inathe
affections ofali which makes its position at least
cnyisble. Tho present editor pays noble tribntet
to the departed Latimef, and coninupes, as ~
were, with the absent dead ma strain that msass
call forth the iveliest synpathiea Of its raaasig.
We wish the Herald oil the prosperity les eSspl,
lent charactermerits. Teas Andcrson) Bafl,iss.
The Dallas HERALD is doing good sarsice
the Democratic party. Its EDITOR Is az srrdrios
ability, and writes with forcible and polssAe6
pen, He Ia showing up tue character q tbs orr
pSsiels, any ~ i'ss sns po'atess wy
Austin clique as wen ID. their co-w1rkerp, the
know nothings throughout The State IsB. Her
nd Ia fpbtinr battle which is tif4 to t,a hsars
Of every state Right'e taemoerat md NY pryer
Will ven cntitle himself Ia tl,air biphest esscsaa.
Z "a s.s5;v f5g.s,se y = VA | q
A = 81 "A y q ~
"a ri ~ nj. &. VA. s....
x, ,s ~, Y q "
3 .a ,,, y ~
1 tnsre wiz ~ gpssll' 10y ",
y tsphe away =. 'seashs.n ~ ~
~ nipt - scofgahi1e the Deinocsn.,c Pnty ppup
ny OF 2.
dresrSs Of the A1ac,ican stato Cen sa Committee ia
Georgia, recommending Tho union Of oil opposed Is
tho pcrpcious doeriaes aud more porncious acts q
me pepporacy: ana We nave ,ne cheerg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

~ We have just heard FROM Parker county, and
the news Is cheering. Col MAJ Terry dsll,srel a
powerful and brilliant speech At weeiherfors-'i.s
Wednesday, b fell fifth prosS'ois eject pEss--s
largo and attentive audience and as he deieudcl the
principles Of Democracy, the Houston coavea,lon.
and the nominees, Il Is said that the hearts Il that
vast crowd were moved and their Oals stirred whin
them. II pronounced thu ablett speech Of 'bS
season, end prOduoedn good effect Gen. J J. Coed,
united his Efforts with those If Col Terry, and dd
good service. The thanks Of tho Democracy due
10 any and oil defenders of the rvo faith, vhsnoVnr
they are found We believe thst the peEosrals OF
Parker will do their duty At tho August election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
JAMlAs s. ls0lINsoN. h. ~. \. Z; REc

MI Robinson M Record,
eeygMzkxsss An Ays Wit pfuctioes In all The
to 81 the Sixteenth Judicial District, ard srprcac
ucivt Au@tn Prompt attention vim be given all buslness
cnirlIslel 10 oar care g8 MI,
ar ADDRESS -arcRtssrr cctirs tous1r, II nav n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

f ~
zsr The Rsrbasp Era says that considersbls re
sstersut <rA,ei thai paos5a the s,h inst, esos-
"A br de dad Of a - N ~ one name d Bill white.
mar a1raettIs Bhaf n FsHaN cVanty. II appears
from the statement IL ths II that wb.sc and q
sfesskes Ird;sa ksd ~'rlsn sese horses. and wese
sa7ts<sd b party Who vert In pursuit white
i,al az III gqnye nssinss Mr. Wilkinson, enc Of The
..tty. and prsssn ia his gun at him % kill hir
ehen ukisson sI,ot Wide iiFaush die body Vile
,,.s rese;. ed .,,atlssg ia the sans liDs thnega
d. led ne jsses q s rvPresoufei Is sissps1
s...s..a,.cssr. long tlov7 shicueh Syrthern Tesas
~ Ni.t5sis5 sasa ln.slsf VI. rsA tsssd tesefs a
I.,-.,s 81 = u az iejf'G asfIf'tl roFs.y
a ~ leisnas
I. re "a at. ibs.s, lad raens - prevail
:. q *. 4. ~ stsie'a tii y ii.iis
+ '* t<.l1 . '., =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13

lJtl, |,,..lia ~. .s.t til'II| 49,
~ az as,|tli HasA, .isl. n \. ~
a. b sllait.a Ih.a ffaf |ul|.H n
pae,.s "a blls't fifs. - 90 tl4 iI
NJ antr tfsyiis .falssoi. "a olh|( ~
lfs.l...Is ru1,aar n me q 1sqf y a. y
p|,h o. ..,s.i lnlsaihA ~ rssisislie, Hs.sFy N
|up eat l|all.. sna - s,ilpl, NJ. N lH''ie,l,S
n 10 nlk<nrsy Aauihan rnl utIeef tffh,
lall,s I. 81 antsal, I'm, ~ sgull ~ s.,as,l,si
o. ep,aiatlux. plnalls' a slAlu' 49, -
~ Ted ihisgtsh hri aAglhsh rtfu -
r.su 1. en- al IN ne nsa or ne nuao. VIVA
W nan ior oaF shisf .e1ses with reoosdInf s,4k
y',n lsplentlss a. i,rs % tlsmOe.i law, ~ one ~,
istseu spspeglsd ulcp seod grounds Of anlus ~.
tlalIiy lor srla Nerthsfn sep,lpert ami lnaasuces
Raanssh has proved us dsgcda % southern ipses,ss ;.
and 10 the lr .lqlons % the South. aud l. ae, 10
be oohdsmnel ior Intense soulhsirish. BETTER f.r
% be iu,snsely Southern Than laienssly Nonhe,i--
ieitcr u have record u unsupported dielio q ar
inicsis. than enc Aarssd win s,alsliop voices ne
rnlossemsns q fresoii preachers and sn.;-slas,i5
Stricken. and snbnissloa TO . sectional atolssen
candidate fer the presidency, Ehsss ain was, nd
win 10 again, 70 cripple onr domestic lnsatns nd
restrict ,hen TO eiraumserlbcd limls- We % no,oh
ject to Southern men having lniease feelings on dts
sutisct-the contrary IA 10 be dresded AMI ieafcj.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
FRENCm ST0WE REUNION.
snriaag nufi Summer dsOO ana,

Luw,is Muslins, Ginghams, Printed Calicos, Domes-
tics, Stripes, Checks, Ribbons trimming, Fringes,
Lace. ladies and Misses Shoes Sc. may4-4d-1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-13
] -lrnnla f,on "a ClaIk,a ReplY.

i MAnsaAti, fssaa. Ansnsi |, 1885.
Gsuileafe = isnr ielier ~ the 10Th alt reques-
ltins a gsoW ny vlows N NEari . the questions IN
yol,ol IA the coaig election, Anilnore specially In
Nxari h he party known ~ 'ha Know Nusnlng par
! H. Wss handed nae ilis morning,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-01

Ia The following letter destroys the last
shred OF tho web Of calumny constructed by
the Democratic organs out OF the falsehood
that Gsrritt Smith 10 and has been Repub-
lican:
To the Editor Of The N. Y. 7Yibune-- Sin !:
In two instances, in denying the assertion OF
the Express that Gerritt Smith was Rsnnh-
loan member Of Congress, you have ex-
pressed your opinion that he voted for Free
mont. This is . mistake. Mr.. Smith did
not vote for Fremont. From the vary or
ganisation OF the Republican party, hs has
steadily and consistently opposed & and iss
candidates. Personally, he was frisadly 10
Fremont, but he felt that be could not, With
out = sacrifice Of principle, vote for him, and
be did not, ~ have heard him repeatedly
declare. Respectfully,
VIZ. II. BusLxIon.
Oct. "A, 1859. 100 Wall-st., NY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-01

ISpeaking Of the Harpsr's Ferry A.
TAR, the Louisville Journal rsmarks: HOld
John Brown, il 10 admitted We believe on oil
sides, was never trusted BY tho Republicans
even IN Kansas. He Was always considered
ny them a. dangerous man, says the New
Iofk Herald, one Of the bittersst anti Re-
publican journals in the country, WAS never
taken INTO their councils, and never consult-
90 oy them IN reference either to their poIicv
" movements This testimony would seem
70 Os concius,ys. II efectuaily clears the
s1lrss o. INC Republicans Of everything like
oirec. Fellowship o. even sympathy with the
murderous old xsAlot.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-01

ca That the American people are appre-
ciative OF any substantial service rendered
them, Is seen in the result Of DR.. Ayre's an
terprise. II was something Of . venture for
q chemist of his reputation among the liter
ati of the world, to risk il in the production
Of Cough Drops and Pills. But he boldly
threw himself into the gap whore his talents
could best subserve the public veal, and il
IL now easy to see that he did not misjudge
the temper Of his countrymen. Throughout
this nation and some foreign lands, his name
is foremost at the bedside OF sickness while
in the good be scatters, he is second to nc
living man. He wins the brightest laurels
man can wear, and enjoys in untold measure
the luxury Of doing good Observer, Du-
buque, Iowa.