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M u I I 1 a ges.

On tie 3lst of March, b. the Rev. Mr. Stur-
Cos, Ahram Cole t. Sarah Ann, daughter of
Isaac Davis all of White House, N. j.
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In Lambertville, on Tuesday, March 90, Eliza
beth only daughter of J. c., and Juliet Reeve,
aged months and 5 days
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RF0RE New Goods just arrived, at
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-04-07
The Old Turning Shop Revived.

THEODORE H. FIELDS,
Would respectfully to his friends and the pubc
in general that he is back again at the OLD STAND under
Eys where he is prepared to do all KINDS OF
TURNING and Scroll and Straight Saving IN the most
perfect manner and after the most approved Patterns Bed
Posts, Table Legs Newell Posts Stair Bausters and all
kinds of work for Cabinet Workers Wneeiwrignts and
Builders on hand or made to ORDER at the shortest notice
He prepared to furnish ORDER Canal Railroad and all
kinds of Framing Pins, of White Oak, or Hickory
Also, Hitching Posts Broom and Brush Handles, OF a
first rate quality Give him CALL and try him. Bungs
for Distilleries and Breweres made to order.
NOV a. 1858. tt
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THE LAST ARRIVAL IN TOWN.
Spring and Summer Fashions.
JUST FROM PARIS

1 "A
Mrs. R. REEDER has just returned from the Cities
WI bringing with her the latest and most FASH IONA
BILE Styles of BONNETS and TRIMMINGS to be found
in Town Her assortment varied and large her prices
low, and her BONNETS in point of beauty and finish
not surpassed by other establishment in the place
Bonnets pressed and repaired at the shortest notice
Drop in and the styles, at her establishment in
Church st j, 2 doors beloau Union,
LAMBERTy1LLE, N. ].
April Z, 1859 IT,
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Bennett f. CooJey's
TRADE PAPERS, NO. /.
GasB anb qtoaute System.

Spring Trade and Spring Goods.
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REMBRANpr PEALE.

LETTER FROM THE Hon. MnLARD FILLMoRE.
BUFFALO, JUNE, 18th, 1847.-GENrLESEN-Doto COL
ton having chage Rembrandt Peaes celebrated Painting
of The Court Of Death informs that he intends visiting
your place for exhibition. He has been here
weeks and the painting has had visitors
TESS have been greatly pleased with this splendid specimen
of American genius cannot doubt that all persons Of
taste will be glad to have opportunity oseeng eminent
work and am sure it viii give you pleasure to do any
thing to promote the object which the Doctor
has in view.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
D.ALLAS, TEXAS,
cRUTCHFIEI,D HOUSE.
T. +, CRUTCHFIELD, Proprietor,


Feb &c Wise, Cedar Hill; D. W. Eggers, Trinity
Mills: c. Elgcworth, Austin; BENZ. f. Hawk
ms, Waxahachie.
Feb 2-B Hall, Grayson co: W II Jones, Clark
90, KY; L Huffman, Collin co: ] Jherwood Mill
ford; Everts, Lancaster; II Taylor, do Il
Ground, Dallas co; IInggar, do; W + jenkins,
Ga; Jno. W Derry, Waxahaolie; II Keeley, Ian
caster: N. l.. Fondren, do; L Sherwood, Farmer,-
vile. Tex; DR.. W Davis, Memphis, Tenn Hol-
lenback, Grapevine, Tex.
Feb 3.--J Siddens, Ellis co; W Moses, Harris
vile, Tenn; J L Floyd, Dnlla. CO; Michael Huffman,
do; james Shepard, do; Isham Chisam, Kaufman,
James Embry, Kentucky; W White, Lancaster
DR. G A Kilbourne, do; Jno. D Edwards, Bowling
Feb 4.-EM B Sawyer, Waco Joseph Spencer,
Collin Co; Dr. G Eoote. Mckinney, J Lowd,
Louisville, Ky; W NJ Kirkwood, Birdville; r.
Dockcry, Parker co; G W Dockery, do; Jno. Gran
field, do; Jose III Marlborough johnson CO.
Feb 81 NJ Scott Collin co; DR.. r Sweat,
"axahachie; Longley, Iowa. C r Breedloye and
lady, Mckinney; NJ Buchols, Dallas county
Feb CD En- Hawkins, Wnxahachie; G D Sweat.
do; NJ Henderson, Cotton Gin. Freestone Co; r i
Cowell, Coreyele Co; TT. W Fl Davis, Overland mail
route; N. Hockerswith, Laurenceburg, Ky.
Feb. I'D W Eggers. Dallas co; Mckinley,
Grayson co; Carlis Wise, do: d W Wright, Lancas-
ter; s Guy, do; Willie Guy, do; W Brundage,
do; A ] Mackay, TT. Chadbourne; A Russell, Tar
rant co; 4 Tunnel, Columbus, Miss; H s Parish,
Dallas CO; NJ Cussby, Denton; ] II. Thompson, Dal-
las CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
N. ii. DARNELL, Proprietor.

Feb. II Steel, Graysen> Co; Jacob Myers and
family, Dallas, P. St. Clair, E. Higgins
Feb. JAS Chapman, Dallas county; Al Witt,
Lancaster, NJ Perry, do; Jones Green. do; Jno.
Bachelor, Ellis co; J B Hudson, do: Van Doren,
Milton, Ill w'Perry, Dallas co; VIM Brown, La
mar CO; Randolph, Sherman.
Feb. st Haley, johnson co; A NJ Dean, Tarrant
CO., W Preston, Palo Pinto; A Daudy, Dallas CO; J.
p. Lawrence, do: S d Lawrence, Nd.
Feb. 4.-Cox, Galveston, Gen. W Young, Sher-
man; SamI Newton, San Antonio; J Foreman,
Plano; Geo. Barnett, do; d 0 Norton, weathcrford |;
n Oldham, waxahachie; D Ransom, DO; WIN Aus
tin, J. +. Yates, Lexington, Ky.
Feb. 5.--Col. NJ. T. johnson.
Feb. Ga. Conner, Dallas co; 7 O Benge Plano;
Vim. johnson, Ceuterville, Tex; d J Johnston, Ma
varro Co; folly, Wise CO; Cogsdell, do.
Feb. Us. r. Barnes, Kaufman co. r. C. Briscoe.
do; Chas Turner. Tarrsnt CO; Col. Harper, do; p.
Colwell, do; II Brundage, Dallas co; bradley,
do.
Feb. SO A. Sweat and lady, Pleasant Run;
Jas. A. Scholey, Green HILL Tenn; " Sweat, Wax
q hachie; J W Ferris, do; r V Swe.tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Joe elIIar oit che slcrmib Patriot chrrg.s us win
I.'. u.nIaDlJ a1uf1 tHnrls ths a.ar.sor Gr,.
f. Hl tHl .' tou.a lr.tr., rs ,pp..aI Quo
p-. r"" '. N...sn.. 4,HrhutHr .F.. fr n -.
tlvru ivNas over shvrmln. lhe editor Is mistaken.
We harbor no " ill-ooneealel envy" for either. We
can afford to he generous to friends of the village
Of Sherman 50 far from being ill-disposel towards
the people Of Grayson we have used our best exer.
lions to increase the mail facilities between sherman
aud Dallas But the people Of that pa,e, or some Of
them, It seems, are elatel because the Overland
Mail passes through Sherman, that they are disposed
TO ignore the existence OF all other towns The Over
land Mail has wrought wonderful Transformation IN
that town. 1t has grown up, like n mushroom. In q
night from an unpretending village like Dallas, to
city Of magnificent proportions. The semi weekly ar
rival Of the Overland coaches is q great event, We
see II stated that those omcntous events are awaited
anxlously by the excited people, in clean shirts aud
new BACKED boots, mn extravaganza in which our peo
pie are little able TO indulge, We hope It will mol
materially affect the excheQuer Of our cOtemporary.
We assure the Patriot that we have as little DISPOSE
ton ms he for controversy on this subject. We arc
perfectly concnted With the relative prosperity Of tho
city Of Sherman aud the village of Dallas. We shall
rejoice at the growth Of both. As My Uncle Toby
said to the fly, " there is room enough in the world
for both me and thee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
TEXAS ITEmB

A writer In iht 'snis a iaii'' recommend. rI
,on asA .ui1i'spls ihi nannute .a
.sai,n Boo n.1.H.tssurU hr rrri.ss b. 100
Nuon h"..t ..tuufs'rlfw we .sre s,'ni
Ing some place fDr the eouysuiion IN this p-'rrr
Warner, Of the Tyler Reporter wrl,e' 10 b. n
per from Shreveport, that the depth Of he mul j
the streets there sunknOwn. but suppo,e 20 a,sr
age about four feet Warner is floundsrng ,h,lus
this immenslty Of mre to get to New Orlsan,, d
provide for charging the Repsrier,'
The Crockett Argus Is publishing some well wdt
ten articles against banking The editor u The 'Ar
gus argues any question that he discusses wit
eloarness and ability.
The same paper has some excellent remHrs' ahugl
forced sales of property under our iavs, The "a
ture Of such sales required by the Law posting q
written notice at hree public places in the county
instead of publishing in newspaper-i' simply at
snrl. This law as the editor well says feems 10 have
been framed with view Of "swamplng' small c.
t,es, and he might have lei small debpss gsnvr-
ally,
Maj Clark, of the boundary commssioatrs, says
correspondent Of the Civilian, had his trunk con
tanning all his vouchers and 81 900 in money stolen
while Mt III Paso, The trunk was subsequently
found, everything was taken from II bu Tho you'h-
crs. The commissioners established head quarters st
Cottonwood, twenty-five miles above II Paso
Tho Eastern Tcsian' advocates the rc-opeuing Of
African trade.
The Texan learns that the courthouse and Jail
Of Orange county WAS burned down on the 10Th
December TWAS supposed to have been done for
the purpose Of preventing the holding Of court.
Tho Houston Telegraph complains of the want OF
first class hotel in that city.
The Telegraph says that the Buffalo Bayu, Brs-
Eos Colorado Railroad is comDletcd to point IS
miles beyond Richmond-45 miles in ALL
One hundred and fifty pupils, says the Telegraph
are in attendance Ell the new Academy ut Houston.
The Telegraph speaks fatterinsly of the progress,
and prospects Of the Washington branch Of the Cen
tral Rsaj.
The Telegraph speaks of the Importance of hav-
ing regulator Of time in that city
Gushing has modified his views as expressed two
years ago on State banking, and is now disposed to
doubt the policy Of system Of banking by the State
Judge Buynl Of the Federal Court sentenced the
boy Dammert to two years, anl Smidt to years i'm
prsonment in the penitentiary for robbng the mails.
The Huntsville Item proposes that nominations
for Congress in both districts be made by tho dele
gates from Eastern and Western Texas respectively,
at the State Convention at Houston, after the State
nominations made. The editor of the Item re-
sides convenient to Houston. The arrangement
would therefore suit him.
The Item learns that newspaper is about to be
started at Ceneryllc, Leon county. Verify Texas is
'ecoming the newspaper State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
90 2O55 100000
Wichita Indian Agency.

We had the pleasure of meeting Mai. s. A,
Blain, in our city last week, Mai BIain has
recently been appointed Agent for all the In.
dian tribes of T'exas, not included in the Bra.
EOS or Comanche Agencies, west of the Choc.
Jaws and Chikasaws. Maj B|ain gave US a
very encouraging account of bis operations du.
ring the short time which he has been amonp
those Indians.
He has visited, in person, the Camps, and
conversed with the chiefs OF the Wichitas,
Kcechies, Caddoes Deawares and Kickapoos,
and Of those tribas he has succeed in collecting
upon his reserve some 1900, including men,
women and children, and has the assurance of
the Chiefs of the remaining tribes, that they
will all come in by the middle of Nav, or at
least during the Spring and Summer. He finds
the various tribes friendly disposed towards the
white people. He will, if be can receive the
aid and forbearance Of The frontier peeple, be
able, during the Summer, TO afford a safe and
permanent barrier against the incursions OF the
hostile Comanches, aided, as he will be, BY the
establishment of military post by Mai Emory
in the valley of Cash Creek, directly on the
trail which they travel, when making their win.
tiers incursions upon our now exposed frontier.
IL will be remembered by our readers that
the Federal government has on two or three
occasions, appointed Agents for this work, but
none have heretofore been able to accom-
plish the object of their mission. and have, con-
all been recalled.
Maj. Balm is engaged in a work Of vita in.
ferest TO the people on the frontier-has risk.
ed his life among the wild tribes Of Texas at
time when the stoutest hearts might wei. :. &c
shrunk from the task, and we ask for him, Of
our people their sympathies and their hearty
co-operaion.
: Maj BIain is an old Texan, and has the in
terest Of bis people and State at heart, and we
feel safe in saving, that the government made
a wise and judicious choice 10 bis selection. aud
all he asks. is little patience on the part Of
BUR white population, 70 accomplish that which
no other agent. before him, has been able 10
DO. We wish him abundant snccess.-W Waco
Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Cooley for February is received. The number
leloro us fully sustains the high reputation Of the
Book. Everybody should take a copy. We can't sec
how family can dispense with it's regular visits. We
glad to learn that the popularity Of the Book is
increasing, is attcsted by largely increased
circulation for the present year. The publisher an
uoun:es TINT it is rot to receive thousand
nov subscribers per dly. Address L. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

70 We have cheering news of the progress of the
Central Railroad From private letters we learn that
the laying Of five miles of track this side Of Hemp
stead was completed on the 30th ult. Mr.. Bremond
who has the contract for 80 1-2 miles Of the road
from Hampstead in this direction, in addition to lay
ing the iron on this five miles. has the entire line Of
80 1-2 miles under way. He has five hundred hands
employed in grading, getting ties, &c. The whole
section it is believed will be completed and cars run
ming on itby the LIST Of August next, the time re-
quired by the contract
Dir. BremOnd's well known energy and go-ahead-
stiyeness is guarantee that he will do all that be
done to forward the construction of the road The
iron-'orse however like horses of 'hesh and blood
occasionally needs squirting ale that dances must
pay the fiddler" We suggest therefore that if we
want TO accelerate the speed Of this ANIMAL that we
''spur" him up by paying our subscriptions. If We
want to dance, let ''pay the idler.' Or in plain
langusge if want the railroad to reach US soon.
let those who stockholders by subscription, pay
their suOsripiions, "Money makes the mare co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- The Southern Literary .a.ssenger for January,
though tardy in making its appearance, is none the
lass welcome. 1t is unquestionohly one Of the most
valuable and sterling literary monthlies published in
the country Pure in its literary tastes and able and
slous in its defence Of Southern institutions 1t is
y magazine in the South worthy of the char
asrcr Of her people, and therefore the deserves
patronage. Address Mcfarland, Furgcrson & Co.,
Richn.bnl, Ya.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

DEATH OF SAM JoNEs.-The Tampa Tlor.)
Peninsular,' learns that The celebrated Semi
mole Indian Chief, Sam Jones, is dead, and
that Tiger Tail has been appointed in his place.
Ii is said the latter expresses desire TO re-
main in Florida, and is willing 10 comply with
any thing the Government may require Of him.
but asserts that, unless compelled, he will not
emigrate west of this State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

ET The Overland mail from st. Louis to San
Francisco carrying the special messenger with the
Presidents message, made the trip in Is days. aver
aging six miles per hour the whole distance of 27OO
miles including stoppages. This is unquestionably
the most extraordinary staging performance on re-
cord. Tie Overland company it will be remembered
were running the trip referred to on wager with
the proprietors of the Ishmus routes to deliver the
Presidents message at San Francisco first. The
Overland beat the other companies, and have de-
nonstrated that the roui through Texas with horses
and coaches can connect the Mississippi with the Pa
citic in less time than steamboats,, railroads and
steamships can connect them on any other route
When We have railroad on th. same liue, what 9TH
er route will dare 10 compete with us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- Hon. Christopher {. Scott, Of the associate
justice, of tn. Supreme Cou, Of Arkansas, died at
Little Rock, the 18th nit. He had held the Office
in nlich he died, for the past ten years, and had but
few days before lis death, been reelected to that
uifce for eight years, by unanimous vote of the
Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

5:TrSr ~ hare reliable information that the route
, re Central Railroad is definitely determined on
Use sur eyed in 1857, touching tie Trinity river
81 ier's fcrfy, 8 miles below this place. Ofcourse
ispe Wan actually located may vary for better
I'D from The survey; but we are satisfied that it
~ - REGARDED as a fixed fact, that the road wils
ees psin, mentioned Listen We juveniles and
iliiea iults Of Dallas Cor tn snort ofthehous-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

~ Laborers whe want good wages can get them
by applying 10 the contractors building the Cd Sec
ton Of the Central Railroad The contractors are
sprious to employ 600 hands in addition to those
now at work. to grade the Sd section, and will pay
81 10 per day cash, the labOrer boarding himself,
;shch he DO for 90 cents per day. or with ordna-
~ economy I.r less. Here is chance for remuner.
Give wages these hard times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- Fudge Reagan has our thanks for g copy of the
Congressional Directory for 1859, giving the resi-
denee Of each member of tongrcss, the heads of De-
pantr.cnts giving diagram of the Senate chamber
and House of Representatives with the seats Of each
member , .sgnsted, SC. The names of the members
Ct the ITouse with counties of the several Districts
represented the names of the Senator's, and the
members comprising the committees of each House,
wish iuueh ether valuable information.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

The Richmond Reporter thinks that Douglas is
the man for President in 1860. So think wa
The Waco Democrat fsrsrs State banking.
The 'scutherner' complains Of the prevalence Of
petty thieying in and about Waco.
The State Gazette e in favor Of direct taxation
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

W friHpublish in CUR next the call Of Mai
Marshall, chairman of the State committee for de-
mpcratic Convention 70 meet in Houston, the Sc
cond day Of May next, to nominate a candidate for
Governor, 1t. Governor, and Land Commissioner
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- The decision Of the Supreme Court in the case
OK Kimmel admr. ys. Wheeler, ei al, involving the
ttete ,uls in the mississippi Pacific Railroad Re-
Eciee, viii G found on our first page.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

III le'tss from Judge Reagan to the Editor dated
81 "a ", )says that Gen. Houston will. in few
Gags move IN the Senate to abolish Judge watrous'
5is;riet, and attach it TO Judge Duva's. When the
rsfe=isiet comes up some new developments viii be
tsaae. We wish Gen. Houston success in the move
be can carry IT he viii have earned the thanks Of
/. setragef sopie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Lieut.. Andrew Jackson,'U. S. Army, son of
jackson of Petersburg, Va, has been apnoint-
ed assistant tutor in Spanish, at West Point
with salary Of $4,000. He is the first Amer
lean TO whom the post has ever been assigned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

~ A private letter to the editor from member
of Congress, expresses the firm belief that there
is earthly chance to pass any Pacific Railroad bill
through Congress on q route South of ST. Lo is
The writer is satisfied that II any bill passes it will be
sectional Northern bill, to build up the North at
the expense Of the South and TO make The latter Tub
utary to the former. This comedies fully with nm
opinion long entertained by us; and is strong ar
gumcnt why the Southern people should at once
ccnratc their capital and unite MI their energies in
build ng road on the 32d parallel, without waiting
in The vain hope of Government aid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
OUR AGENTS.

~ Postmaster throughout the stats arc
aa.horizsdaud respectfully reques'ed to act
rs cur Agents. They will be allowed the
ssual comm 'ions fir al G lleo'ions made for
this office,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- We are constantly indebted 10 Maj. Rurkctt, of
Fort Bcknap, FOR late files Of Ca iornia and ST. Louis
p'p,ro, received by the Overland Nail. Our last IA
>ora from him were only days old fon ST. Louis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- We have received, by the Overland Mail, our
files Of San Francisco aud California papers, up TO
Tia l0h Of January last. They are void Of genera!
Interest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

LorisEAsA sESAron.--Ihe Hen. ]. P. benjamin
was resls-ted United states Senator by the Leg,ls
ture 81 Iooisiasa en- the 24th nit The rote ,tcod
nsrjyuin 81, Gray 80. Randall Haht5,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

Notce.-All persons in Kaufman and vicinity ln-
yirg any business Whatover with the Dallas Herald
om'c, viii please to call on ]. W. JouSssx, eur only
sHhorzod agent for that place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

- Harper for February, is on our table. We have
only had time to glance cursoriy at the contents,
which we find as varied and il crcstng As USUAL
Harper stands unrynlcl in Magazine literature
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

The Hon. Louis T. wigfl is to address the
people of Andersen county, at Palestine the 18th
inst. There are hundreds here who would be graft
fed for him to extend his visit thus far, and give
them another touch Of his surpassi ne elosuence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

~" We from the InIelligencer, that cur esteem
rl friend, Hugh II. lIaynie, of Austin, former A.
1itor of STATE, has become connected with the whole
al!e grocery house OF Swift, Paige Co, III Broad
way, New York, and has removed to that city. Tex
dcaicrs cannot call OH ccyercr fellow than Hugh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

II The Gainesville Messenger Office has been re-
mo ed To our neighboriig town Of Mckinney, and
will issue from that place in short time. Its pro-
pretors Messrs Thomas 6 Darnoll, are worthy young
mon and deserve liberal patronage. We shall greet
their paper ncighbor with cordia! friendship
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09
New Arrival.
NEW GOODS.

GAYRE d THOMAS, are justin
~ receipt Of a large and full assort-
ment Of Drugs, Medicine, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils and Dye stuffs.
ALSO, fine assortment Of Books
aud Stationery, rs follows: Poetical,
Historical, Miscellaneous works, Note
paper, Cap paper, Letter paper, &c.,
Also, dne assortment Of Pocket knives.
We especially invite the attention Of
the Ladies Of Dallas ard vicinity to cur
large and splendid IS ortnsnt Of Peril
and Fancy arti,les-plshss sise-us e cal
u. e FOR y', , .-s,. A..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

:. i i ianlured that Albert Pike, the Poet, is 70
z..srgs q the Memphis Appeal the leading
e .,s parrr of Tennessee. a. Is rlsief editor
= iii Art PIKE hsssn. dsrzoe-s9
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-09

EST- We are again under obligations to Hon. John
Il Reagan, of the House, and Hon. Matt. Ward Of the
senatc FOR valuable public documents.