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The r"frriorS. ia calling tAe attention al III. uuhle
:" i> pIrFs-1tHl 10 80 with feeling II he utmost
s"hent~ IN IL NF,1-- AMI adaptation the diseases
Tor which % D., recommended
Il Is NJ le" ans uutriri article lat NE that La stood
ne e>t %! tfn year, ira before the American people
ana IL reTuiat aud sale uurN.i tV any I'M az
prcIara;iya ,Nsu' Tie testimony IN D., ttsa- given ~
prominent ans ~-lt buo~U Physician. and nli,iaa,, y,
al lalt- '' ~. country r uuru--, sut cartfaI I-ru
81 81 NE Altnsnac published gsy 81 the proprr
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Ayr marie; value 5-r above -tvca $40, $1,000
>.- GnL i..f.' = ~ n Cault.. as security '5r CIh
L.1F. 5.t '. Jlr rNt mark, cI,g- II ~ ZANE, AMI
% Ur,.n.. i,.rE q "a .Irt.
Far val. Marx. va Am loan1
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In this city. March 9Th, 1852, ~ Rev. {. W
knickerbacker. l.. ". ToRREY ESQ, OF Wind
sor, 70 Miss MARY CASE. of Delhi.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
tauI...HIIE,'~ DFFIcE. HARTFORD. Jan - 1859 }
hereby certify that have examined the books and
securities Of tire NJ chants Insurance Company Of Hart
ford, Conn., and fad It's Assets ana Coaf t"n set forth
the foregoing Statement. and believe a. cutIe "a
tai is safely invested and secured
GEORGE ROBINSON. DV1ty Comp
Tie subscriber s. duly au-horzal tn he risks and s.
sue policies IN the above RELIABLE INSURANCE CsN
EAN1, AZ a. ~" RATS " premiums a. the nature Of the
risk $50" 3n.- losses promptly and csu.tably adjusted
lv-Hl JAS. TURNER. Agent
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aggregate am lsane! the above securities, sll 7o5 %
Amount c- loans -'rurrl by Mortgages. be-
ing tr~t ben O.. record, uneucuuteTya
Real Estate, worth Al least 50 p0o...... si30Oo.Oo
Amount 90 stock Notes Interest, payable
on demand. strongly endorsed, and ,ecur-
e. ly iIel,.. II th. Stock,............ 10000 90
Amount %; n;a-e-; accrued, bg, rOt DUE. +55i s.,
A-g-e gate amour, oc Assets including Cap.
IfaI .........-.......-...-. s.ag 0-g =.
Iab'-s f'r losses Rot 6u- .............. 500. 90
>oo'asr CLAIMS against the Company.
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FIoCNT VERNON ASSOCIATIONS


We trust that our patriotic readers Will ha,,
in mind that all subscriptions, large and small
can be paid 20 Mrs. SARAH z. l.. WuLr,,,s o.,
the Agricultural College, or to either Of the fol
lowing named ladies', viz:
Mrs. Lemuel WooIhouse, Leslie.
DorInan Felt, Bunkerhin.
ID. l.. Crossman, Ingham.
Mason Branch, Stockbridge.
judge Paddock, White Oak.
+. &. DAVIS, Aurel.us
Phillips, Delhi.
Person. onondaga
George Beeman, Wheatfeh
L. L. Lsh;hall, Leroy.
Miss Martha Reed, Alaiedon.
Mrs. l.. Walker, Meridian.
" .ino. Phelps, Veyay.
&" J. Il. Taylor, Williamson.
James Sullivan, Locke
= Franklin La Rue, Lansing.
Joseph Mills,
james ". Yawgcr,
ID. l.. Case,
{. ii. Thompson,
Miss II. X. Clapp,
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GATES Of Advertising.

.,flOIiues,s 81 for the first insertion, and
oas $50 subsequent publication for any period
Z s'.fb,ee months
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hereby certify that the above act and section
I07 Of the Primary School Law are true copies
from the ac:s on file in this utiice.
T. A THOMPSON,
DeInfu .Slcr.tFr. Of. .NtGt.
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COENECTICCT,
on rie SIS aag cf DecemicL 1855.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

.5y The way Of the transgressor is hard. Amongst
the kicks and cuffs that the Boilers getting all
side "the unkndest cut Of alp comes from the Har
rison Flag which rlicues Them with an junction
as creamy aud rich as the best Of Thadkcrly
Here il is
"a circular printed at the Republican Office in this
place. cont aiming the grievances Of bakers dozen
Of the ceders from the late Henderson Congression
al Convc pon, has been circulated, one OF which il
now before us. The thirteen, while they ieel very
sorrow fu Gu account of the divisions and dssensiohs
in the democratic ranks, assume to think for the en-
tire District and have recommended the 18th of June
as the time, and Henderson the place, for another
gathering of Strawberries The yalorof the thirteen
is almost equal to that reGsed of the little believing
fellow of the bovine family, which made battle with
a locomotive. when at full speed-time, alone, will
prove whether ,hcir discretion IS the greater. They
(the saceders,) accuse Reagan Of publishing anti
Southern sentiments insulting in their zone to large
number Of his most ardent supporters. When the
seceders proposed to discuss the merits of his po-
stiun, BY Offering resolutions embracing few of the
sins laid to his charge, they were overborne by a
predominant and intolerant majority, and seeing how
nicely the game was stocked on them, to maintain
their self-rcspect, just unceremonousy Withdrew
from the convention. Of course fayoriteisIn had no
influence upon them, whatever such, however, have
gctuatad the intoerans Of The vast majority claiming
to think for the dear people Of the District"
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01
DIED..

On Friday night, the Goth May, Of Cholera Infan-
tuu1. gIILAM WALLACE, infant son Of John ]. and
Opheia Eakins, aged months.
It's a comfort TO the bersavei parents who mourn
for their child 70 believe AMI know that he lives
AGAIN and in the bosom Of his Gods-that the lovely
f,atle cherub that gave happiness 10 their hearts
rb,le he lived VII n1v shine with heavenly beauty
"a wit their eouing 70 him
1sr iittls shiiren % come UHsu nc, foT q ssehs
= 81 I, R-nz IN ~ Heaven. 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01
Fsllow-CitiEens ofthe sixtesS I'D udlci D s.
trict

Owing to the extreme feebleness Of my health, am
compelled during the remaining courts of the present
Circuit to withdraw from the duties Of my Office
This is done with 10 less reluctance than regret upon
nv part; but feel that duty TO myself and justice
10 the position which you have promoted me, i'm
perAtiyely demand the course. have secured the
services Of gentleman that satisfied, viii be in
every respect, acceptable to the people and proies-
JAMES S. ROBINSON.
McKinney, May oath, 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

FRANK NJ. WHrTE-Tbo opposition wish to create
the impression from this point that Frank NJ. White
the Commissioner of the General Land Office, is with
them We have heard Of his feelings and opinions
He is opposed to their whole move against the demo-
cratic party. He condemns it, and has no lot or part
or ono drop of sympathy with them. This is cold
comfort to the opposition, but it iss fact We defy
them to deny it, STATE Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

" We publish the outside of to-day's paper
an article from the States showing the status of the
beliCerant powers of Europe. The eyes Of the world
are now directed to the fertile plains and valleys Of
Piedmont, the stubbornness and ambition Of whose
ruler, have caused her green fields to be trodden
down by the iron heel Of the invader, backed by the
willy despot of France, vino will her for while
ard then leave her to her fate.
The Austrans had teen slightly unsuccessful in an
engagement near the Po Lu; had recovered from the
effects CT partial defeat let the great powers Of
Europe 6ght their own bstlcs we have our own
work to do the carving trade Of the world will be
in our hands the feeding of these immense armies
must come from our cr0narics and GU fields. The
Money market Of Europe is qlrcady suffering from
he first shock Of the war, while people have
not vet fel, it. Even dccrepit, and indolent old
Spain is rousing up aud shows some signs of fight
but nor fear is on this side Of the Atlantic and
while she watches vita hres;hless interest the grant
battles that arc being enacted the plains Of Ialy,
she viii 90 one eye at least the little grccn spot
they call Cuba It Is, however, improbable that the
United States government would take advantage Of
European imbroglios to carry out or initiate line Of
nnliev. The time may be favorable for the aequisi-
ton Of Cuba but that is apparent to the patriots Of
c ever faithful isle as to our people If they would
be free. thev must strike the blow and hundreds Of
our liberty loving citizens would swell their ranks
into tsns Of thousands. The sp It OF freedom in
Cuba is not dead but sirape;h unt there comes 8
favorable time Tor its development ard ahe Eu-
roDs is in olase 81 eEeitsmert frrm lsPlana 70
Ss;lr tls ratrs3-s 81 Caas IN te bszss y zrttng
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

Our gold hunters had better examine the recent
accounts from Pixies Peak before starting in that d
rertion The exodus threatens the depopuaton Of
that region Thousands are leaving. audi many in =
stances in tbe most abject penury and want Num-
bers On tleir return in starving condition,
threatening rob the out trains to satisfy the cru
wings of their furnished systeIns.--Denoeraf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01
From t,la waeo 53utheraer Extra. Nay 2'.h

BaAzos AGsNcy, May 2$d, 1850
Eli S,n.hs,icr Capt Baylor, at the head Of
some three kaulrcd aud fifty men, approached the
Reservation this morning, driving in the scouts ana
cndcayoring to capture them. Failing in this, lie
drew up his forces within half mile Of the Agency
buildings The Commanding Om5er Of the U. >,
Troops stationed here fer tho protection Of the Re
serve Indians, promptly dispatched Capt. Gilbert
with escort uf troops, to demand OF Baylor WE!
he Was on the Reservation with armed forge. 70
which said Baylor replied, that he was here for DE
purpose u attacking certain bands OF Indians On tins
Resero That he did not With to come in contact w,th
the o. 3 troops as it net object to spIii drol
Of whito blood, md tAatif the Commanding Officer
would withdraw his fTeo> and permit him (bayoD
to M SEX the Reserve Indians the u 5 troops should
not oe uoiestcd. Capt Giibert returned and cport
cd the Above statement TO the Commanding Officer
Lieut. Burn e,t YVES len saut with the following an
swer f.gn Commanding Oicer, Capt Pummer;
~ aGl here, hy order Of tho General Commanding
the Department for the psrpose Of protecting the In
diRn5 this Beseryation against the attacks Of any
body Of aruCd citizens, aud shall do 50 TO the hest
Of 10y S5ihty with arms IN my possession, and warn
you, ia tho name Of The u. ) Government, to with
draw from he limits d this Reservation To this
Mr.. BIy isr replied
This message docs not alter my discrimination 10
track the Indians, and viii attend to leaving the
Reservation :nyselt
Baylor then asked DO yon aud Capt p.unmer
know that should sou escape the fight and there should
be ! white killed by The troops under your COM
ma j. yc;i would both DC in danger Of being tried and
h.rscl =" This was in due time reported to the
Commanding Officer.
A. this lime BAYLOR (SeiuE above stated within
ha'fa mile Of the Agency buildugs) succeeded u.
capturing an ndan e.gnty-hse ninety years ol age
deaf and nearly blind The Indians. asceitan'rE
that TIE oil man had bec1 token prisoner turuei on;
about sixty strong mounted thor horses end rushc
oct 10 rescue hn. They soon found the body Of the
old man, murdered and scslpel. ExasPerltei by the
sight the indians comnsTcci rapid pursuit, over
taking tho perpetrators If the nhuman act Consist
ing If Baylor and his party) about nlles from the
scene Of murder. finding, however On their way, the
BODY Of an Indian woman who had been vantonly
Murdered while working her garden, Upon oyertal-
ing Jlie party the Indians commercials running tight
which was kept up until Baylor and party reached
the house NV WIN. Marlin. quiet and peaceahic
citize residing near the limits Of the Reseryati1T-
At siiis Pla.c quito sharp engagement took plscs
lasting about tTo hours dUriog Ehich time sF- Boy
lor AMI bis sn took refuge in the huiliings Ct Mr.
Nafiin. During the engaees eEt there RS oue IL
l-- 57lis5 IND Eve Fsrc Tooros1. 70 EeTe rsr s7n
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

r.z:3= Who has .,.,a ta'yo on tho neaU-r2 + Is
cod that tao scie Of wito baby yas lnnd on 'hS
psrson Of the Indian murGerol near Ja.Hboro lDi
who has los, a iaby7 Ue have hc,yd Of one recent
lyfoga9 at Austin 10, whether tiatv's -sapsd Or
-5, depon,u. -.I.a not
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

n.y. The Texas New Fra raises this week,
Ihe Peoples Ticket, with the names Of Sam. Hous
ton for Governor; NJ. L. Johnson for Lieut. Governor,
and Stephen Crosby for Commissioner of the Geu'l
Land Office. The Era has certainly made out q
strong ticket for the deer people ard pays justly
mcritca compliment to our Distinguished neighbor Of
Iarrant county. We havo not conferred with Col,
johnson in regard to this particular case but we feel
assured that he viii not "play second fiddle on any
programme that may DO got up for tho public. Tho
Col is still con the sunny side OF sixty and will
not be in hurry to leap into tho fray without due
consideration. We are happy to repubsh the very
elegant compliment tho Ezra" pays him, and can
assure the Editor thlt he but echoes the sentiments of
q large majority Of our people e
'In connection with the old hero, ne have run up
as candidate for Lieutenant Governor the name Of
w. T. JohDson--'The modest Roman Of them ALL; one
whose sterling vualcs have cnicarol him to his
friends, and made him respected byqIs enemies. In
hosting his name again say that VIC speal,
the continents Of many who feel that with him to
command the left wing, as he did the gallant Texa )
at Monterey, he would lead them on 10 victory
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

To the Sheriff OF Dallas County Greeting
A NDREW Burte has filed his petition IN the
N District Court OF said county, against LOIS
Edna Burtle, alledging substance 40 follows,
to wit That in the year 1886 he intermarried
with said Lois E., who now resides in the state
of Kentucky. and that they continued the mar
riagc relationship from that time until feornary
1876. during which time plaintiff discharged his
obligations as Issstaud, in providing for defend
ant all the necessaries and comforts of life, and
treated her as a kind and afectioDate husband.
That defendant was unkind and Deglectful of pc
titioner. aud bv her conduct destroyed his peace
and happiness by receiving the attentions Of oh
er men in a manner unbeeoming yirtuous and
prudent married lady, while he and defendant
we're living together in the town Of Dallas, Texas;
and thereby showed an arrangement Of her afec-
ton fcr petitioner BY which he was rendered m.
happy. That defendants conduct was cruel ana
Outrageous to such al extent as 20 render their
living together insuDpOrtable. and without any
cause whatever That defendant on The - DAY
Of FehrrarF $3.50 lrf. The home OF petitioner ana
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vent ~ NE state N Ktnisok5 ahd han i.tt
time nnill now foinfes ~ faiI oltsihE 90
abandonment ~ which peilii1nff b. n0t fasrpn'
flhle Petitioner pays fof 70 decree dIstlifihE
Tho marriage fslatl1n etsiiug between himteh
and dsieni,ni, iuf nuilos ard ~ coH NJ suli
You ace therefore r1mnauIel 70 r.io aid iois
ilna iurtlt lly making r1lti.ntiln as The Law
iiruoisl 10 bH aud nTIfr before the bisifid
Court of said county lu che fret day N the nskt
Term ihsroofio o. h,ld AZ mo Court house IN tho
Town Of Dallas on The lpih Monday aner the ~
Monday IN March 1853, then and there TO answer
said petition,
,.rlFl-9> Witncss e. L nroWier, Clerk ol
Or (SsA tlv District Court Of Dallas county
al AlLSA aud tle zeal " said Court. Given
IsssasssD under my hand this 23d day Of May
A. ID. 1853
T., c BEOWnRR, cL'g B.e,D,e
Came TO hand this eGd day Of May 1859, aud
ordered TO he published in tho Dallas Herald for
four successive weeks,
Lois Edna Burtle will mko notice Of the above
citation aud appear accordingly.
W, CARTER, Sheriff Dallss Co,
May Is iT;lt,-Print Fec, $40 so,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

l.!Sl.2S bS. "a. 3, se
,pr at wooiynle, On Ia, 11digs.r lul fi.y y-.ar5.
ed the nomination Of ,ho Hon, J. ii he'g,..
tyler is one Of she counties not r'P'e'e"-ad i'll the
Henderson convention. Tho Rlmp will got many It
cold bath from The democracy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

AT Tls YERa RorNr, This Is The title Of new
weekly journal. roeenly commenced by Charl,l
pioScus, II London, aul ,cpuoshcd by Nessrs. En-
arsca g Co., sf tho T. s. Journal, New York, vino
are The exclusive American publishers. We ha5o re-
ocycd ,ao 1T numUcr, which sPPcsrs 10 a Eeat book
iarm each nugbcc containing p pages, and 10 tho
successor Of tho very popular "Ilou6caoid Verbs Of
Nc, Dickens. ia published Mt 50 30 per annum,
Of - uumJess, thu, eomprioiug volume Of l2is
prss Of the choicest productions Of the celebrated
author To- The low price Of So 20. In tho FIRST NUM-
tcris commences au original story by tho editor,
illyi \ Tale CT Two Cites, which viii he c,n!in-
uai from wcok to week, during The greater part Of
lie year Tie yut!!sbtis adj: at ia confidently OK.
pe,.gd HAT daring the coming autumn, Mr. Dickens
will revisit his country aud give scrics Of those
reading, which have proved 90 popular in England,
Sbolla he do SO, an t.a Year 29ugF will present
s readers with the notes Of his ,oGr, from week to
week. We have TO DAFT ,hat the new Journal
Will "oap Immediately iuto Srgo aud influential cir
cUla;on."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

r. Tho Bgaham ga records row in tho coun-
y jail, in which ono of the prisoners received nine
stabs, Tho difficulty origiuntci oTera game ai
cards uis condition Was considered critical.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01
rnE SrATE NN TEXAS.

To Ire Sheriff of Denton County, Greeting:
W. HEREAS w. S. Williams, administrator
w de honis non Of the estate of Sarah E.
Brown deceased, fled in my office on the 18th day
Of Feb 1850 his petition against W. 9. Brown
(defandant) aledging that he (plaintif) resides
in tho comfy Of Denton, in the State of Texas,
and that tho 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 e. Brown on the ----- day.
- 1857 died in the said county of Denton, and
that the said Brown was appointed adminlstra-
tor Of her estate and returned false inventory
of her property; that ia the inventory returned by
said Brown, he wliully and wickedly omitted to
return two mules Of the value OF one hundred
and thirty five dollars each; also the sum OF
3 600. which said mules and money the said
Brow fraudulently converted to his own usei
and further. that, the said Brown was lndeht-
ed to the estate in tho further sum OF $50, for
selling horse which was the property OF tho
said Sarah Il. Brown, and converting the pro
ceeds Of said sale to his own use. Plaintiff
further alleges that tho 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 his stead; that the
nIainti returned an additional inventory contain
ing the property claimed in his petition, and that
the same If recovered would be assete OF the estate
he represents; whereWlth 10 ulscharSe 'i.e lnoop.
edness Of the same. Plaintiff prays for Judgment
against said Brown for the sum of 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 you
summon by publication in the Dailas Reralese a
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 held 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 Faid petition, of
which the foregoing is brief statement
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before raid Court this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have executed th,s
same. :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

W.r.H aua'Eul. r,a,' ra sg,.e under Hs
...r. usea... ..u ths Fa 20 John 4. F'yle, ri,l-
10. rr Bop Do rys' "Ns,.i'y 'be indians
....s u-rr--.u s.r r.yr, bile r,.eh.us, ,ui q
F.7 "a. i-rr."
r-rr.. Peg. wl. q, 'lsi g..G.p,ag sllir,asull are
...f.. l-.1Io AaVs ra1ts % statements, Ititei rol
Ie.s. n..Int. fs.. urs.auw.saurr L en,
uay 90 asiapgo v.. h. 'rsua ssa,.yasr' nIl
villa . .sl srsfoHcu, yg have re..,rfl .al p s,n-
ugala I'D o.. gEl r. Ne csna.. IgclDial o.o
have as's tr' ga,a,.,,utu, .,is ugiour province,
O.. Gf--4a. tla lgat.~. Ip. 10 an .ard.r, us aus.
szgus .ury..#.a 90 .e IadisH, On the he
ssr.s r.rr permitted lo gao- from har prescribed
lll.sn ud,y 30 max, ia b,nsl, as .!g, baylor
state. 70 ,', communication published va the Era
{, se,., "a, ,ar.aus. With 'ls go.sy % ,he Agents,
rs 80 a.rgt.a.yl Un Iors .. To- 70 wlsr the lubiauf
ga.,g 'E5., charge 8, leave tine Recreation, What
.l-r lg aassaaaug c'gga. .'.uCes, Il s. be DE fast
uralsasal.-s im,gir, uu. Hfsmstlou tia,
lha a,'a,.. Ma mode ly Cap, Esy,or's men, sem,s
saaa reliable squire. or no geyov would have pub
'gtgit it, aud such 'ss a,ca olg inVariah!e custom
la gsrt To- ,lglGs.,iysiu .lal distracted country.
odo not in this instance undertake &c establish any
tbug. when two statements dng,tly n conflict arc
made, "eiep'C !. TO t.mo and further Developments
to settle Tho Truth or dl.i'y OF the matter The
uby.s affair s dsPl,mhle 10 ,h9 c&Trmc, aud Wo be-
a4.g - lamotfol by every rsr IN th,l county.