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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-30


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HORACE II. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. AZ &c ar Str ct,
(0Pposite the CdtRolis Church, EdsAoiHs, 7ezHessee)
XTLL practice in the Courts held in Nashville and
Wv in the Chsncery and Circuit Courts at McMinnvie
mhI9-dH
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared execute with the greatest proptne
all contracts however large which may be rendered style and
upon terms which cannot fail to give satisfaction He also pre-
pared to execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAIEIsG AND MARBLTEe
Having that department secured the Of the mostexpe
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having WORK in h line to
give him call before making final Arrangements
r. 7. FLEMING,
marchs-dtf No g. Union st., between Cherry and summer
LONDON POTTER, &c.
4 n CASKS Quarts;
LO 10 do Pins;
25 a barrels Lemon Cordial
25 4 do Ginger Brandy;
10 casks Cherry Brandy;
mays ~ = Sra .HUeT SocREA sci
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-30

Q. '. oALLENDINR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

ia
eonhm Mssifa Il,lrhi and Fitch A. hull, w.
'ihed 10 The seals they oeespy, % Sennion
from Indians. Notwithstanding The sciion of
he Indiana Legislature IN declaring their
seats meant, sad eIeeiiog Messrs. Love aud
Mccarthy 10 al lbem.
LATER Fnoa HAyrl.-SUccEss or THK RLru.
nLleAss.- Bonog, Jan IA vessel arrived
a. this port from 81. Domingo, reports that the
Emperor Sonlouque had been compelled TO re.
Torn 70 Poitau.Pnnce, aod will probably be
forced 10 abdicale.
The Empress advised him 10 abdicaie, aud
Tor this reasonable piece Of advice he threat.
ened to shoot her, but was prevented by his
Generals.
II the revelation is successful. which appears
probable, and the Republicans secure the Gov.
eminent, il is said that the ports which have
been closed for years by Sououque will b. re.
opened 10 commerce, and the monopoly law es.
iab'ished by SOnlOuque win be revoked.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

~ The Sherman Patriot con;inues TO he p1infll-
ly exercised the sulj oct Of making Sherman dis
trbnting post Office The editor pitches bellgerany
into our correspondent at Beknnp, who presumed to
give some Of tho ,soas Why he Thought BelknnP
the proper point for distributing office. When the
Patriot conro,erts any of the facts presented, our
correspondent VIII attend to him In the meantime we
decline any protraced discussion with the Patriot
on the subject. Sui iccis Of more importance engage
our colaprs We simply desire however to say, in
order to show the unparal,d mail connections and
facilities Of Sherman, its peculiar ftness for dis
.rihatipg off for Northern Texas-that Ne never
receive the Patriotn less than seven days. that we
never receive st. Louis San Francisco papers by
shermsn at ALL wkiic regularly receive St. Louis
papers on the 0yerl md mail ria Of Belknsp in nine
days. and California papers in twenty days ST. Louis
papers via Beknsp in nine days, and Sherman pa
pers in seven days 1h.ak Of that friend Foster
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
Letter from Relknap,-.-Jail Delivery.
BELENsr, Texas, Feb. 8, 1859.

EproR llrWALD flats evenina. about
du>n Irisnnrr,' naued William L,uktord,
who was indicted by the Gnud Jury Of this
county, ior muIdrr, rsca ped fran Our III, aud
has noi been rctakeu. IT, hid assistance from
his wife, VITA was with him in the at; aud
II is believed was aided by persons outside
The j'ilcr was in the net OF opening Ihr doors
Ch"re are iwol aud whrn he opened them To
mkc the prisoners their meals, L,nhivrl, stand.
lug beside III, door, spmng past him, md imne.
dm;cly the wife closed and locked The lnSld"
door, making prisoner If The jnll'r himself,
mnrh tn his as,onshmrnt aud chagrin.
Lhnkfofd is >p're built man, about . feet
. iaIh,s hiah; rothor dark complexion, aud has
had teeth. Ills hair is slightly mixed with
grey, aud Of lark brown color.
write this NJ the request Of the Sheriff
VINO will give liberal reward Tor his recovery.
Yours, &C.. ION.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
IIe1iaan Lfairs.

The hopes Of the liberal or constitutions
.prny in Mexico seem to be growing brghte
every DAY. The enemies oil that party, iror
last accounts. hid become 50 divided nmonl
themselves that heir defeat in detail will b
quite nu easy matter, il indeed they do not ex
terminate Themselves ia their colSniipns fo
the supremacy of her respective chiefs a
the latest aivices III re were no less thHn Tire,
Iaspianrs for the uneasy seat oil Zulonan. |,
the environs Of the city of Mexico. G H. Erhe
ncarny hnd procured himself pronounced Die
m,or, while in the ciry itself the friends of Gen
Rohles bad invested him with command, ano
now coraes tho new, to Matamous that the
loren General. Miranon, had abandoned every
!rhnp NJ camp and was posting b. forced mar.
ches for the cnpia!, himself Dictator BY pro.
Slamario,-of MS followers Taus, with the
original, ZaIoagn there are four separate eads
to the opPosi,ion.
Ia the me n time the Liberals are gradually
gaining ground, or rather occupying the poln's
abnndnned by their enemies. In his hurry II
IS said MimmoH left San LaIs wholly unpfo-
tected; putting himself at the head OF his
bis cavalry, he hurried off without providing
fer his o'her forces, winch in rons' quence have
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
NEU TT INV
ETCUTIT VERMON FUND

'Thsre is Moist Mansion upon banks Of the Potomac
wuc among the sons m dlu ghtcrs VI our blesse |
land, does not wish to conr:bate his or her portion
toTards the Homo and Graz of our beloved WASHING
TON? Who hut will cou.idpr il hlessci oiYilege To
give hnli ia alns ths ".Moaa VsrgSi Ia lies A.
sociatioa o. the U1io7," in the labor Of love they
have undertaken in gathering means for that sacred
purpose?
extended generosity is now aske o. the people
Chat carly 70 session IF this sacred ~ni hoDorei
spot may he acquired for the Nation--N7fh, South,
La and West.
The eloquent appeal Of the Regent Of the Assccia-
tion, Miss CuBnin gam,) is now before the ~ bile
do NJ" let it piea in vain, but with wiling ne lrt cork;
for the oioit is glorious and well worthy OF woman
pure aud lufty patriosism.
among the modes Of collecting means for this pur-
pose, ole presents Itself as being decidedly appropr-
ate and accept table 1t is by forming Clubs in all parts
Of the country, ami sending for Stuarts Gold Mount
ted Oil Portrait which the Association oters at the
email tribute of one daiiar each.
Clnbs of 10, ~, persons, can remit 10 the
"Rsgent - Mrs. Susin L. Pellet, Corresponding Sec
Rotary, Mt Richmond, Va, such Vice. Regents as
named in that cir.ular, representing the Mount
Vernon interest in other States
his plan of himing clubs, entered into by friends
ofihe cause, ~ Their own immediate circle, relieves
the Association from nc essty Of Forwarding sin
gle eoeS when ordeTc the transport alton Of which
IS attended with much more trouble and FL penss
especially when to remote Quarters of the conn
try. While, 10y the plan praposei the flrthest p1int
can I've reached. and each person composing club Of
dozel or more, can possess this picture Al trhng
c"st 81 post or express charged Parcels of 3 TO- %
80, or 100 cpes. will be carefully put w AL sent to
any point Of luss receipt Of oas dollar for each
picture ordered TINS, ten dollars RENTED for ten
picture; City dollars for fifty pietuus-. Sc
n. B.-Pietse write names iegibly. as each me Of
ciub viii be pubshefnnisr the 's Mount Vernon
Portrait Subscription forward all monies irih
oaf being reg sfersi.l
Persons aidrtss and remit to any Of the Vice
Regents, or throHgh fhsir COMMITTEES; als, 70 L. A.
GoDrf Esq, q tFe q Ls3ys Bo,t, or
81 WI1apE. Ttz=sslr.fz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
We want I 0 Land.

The present feeling on the frontier m regard
tn the lands occupied By the Reserve Indians
which have been rendered valllble BY their
labor, and the expenditure OF public moneys,
lIenlmhs the wriier Of an nnecdtie told mon
the celehmied wit, Judge William II. Under.
wood oi G orsia. When the laws of Georgia
disrecnrded the Indian title 10 the valuable
country occupied by them. aud proceeded 10
parcel out the lands by Lottery, Judge Under
wood was employed 10 resist the laws by inter.
posing treaties made with the Indians. He
soon nund the public sentiment stronger than
"thr supreme law Of the land" and TINT his
well oanled popularity was going the why of
the Indians improvements. Meeting with
frontier B'p'ist preacher, the ingenious lawyer
thought he had II good tppouuniIy.to ares,
the unhridlcd border sentiment by convincing
n gond man Of its monsirositv. So he com.
mencrd with the treaty of Hosicln and ,r vel.
ed over the sixteen treaties which guaranteed
the Indians in relcenle possession Of their
lands, until the p"acease cxiineuishmrnt OF
their tile, By the United Smtes. The veneer.
able pastor listened wi h grea, deal oil attrn.
tim, until the Ihonsandih time rereated speech
was concluded. He then said, "rhrre seems
to he n gren deal in what you say, Judge"
"a great deal" said the Judge, tam not
right Parson.' Am | not r;ght?'
"Wby yes" said the man of the pulpit, who
had read something about Joshua driving out
the Heather before him, Eyes, it would seem
that you have the law with you. But then,
Judge we ,cant the land !"
The discounted og:cinn gave his hand one
Of his accustomed swires across his face, and
as he bosiled of. he was heard IN cxclaim,
"YES WE WANT THE LAND! GOOD
GOD ALMlGHTYr'-Ansim btelltgcncey.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

fsy- The Pt,is r .ilroni bill Of Mr. win was viz
.ually killed in the Senate on the 9th ut., by srik-
ing OFT MI between the enactng clause aud final sec.
ton, and passing the bill as amended. l. the shape
in which it pissed, it provides that proposals shall be
advertised for eight months preceding tho next ses-
sion Of Congress in two newspapers in each State,
an in the District Of Columbia for the construction
Of three roads on the three main routes, Northern,
Southern and Central. from The Mississippi to the Pa
elf; ocesn, and apprOpTates $4,000 to p"y the tx
pentc Of advertising.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

~ The Waco 'snutherncr says that A1ij. Neighbors
passed through that place last week for Austin -
Whittier he goes TO confer with Gov Runne,s, in re-
gard TO bringing 10 tiial, the men wi ki.iyd the
serve Indians, Capt Forl hlvng refused to arrest
them. The sru,hernor learns that the men express
lnsness to submit to arrest ny The civil officers oi
the counties in whi;h they reside. Cart Ford was
'dcpGtzcl AS q isl off er, and think there IS not
the shadow of doubt, to the legality Of his author
ity TO m Ike the arrests.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

New SrEAMERs-From appearuncrs it
seems that the Southern Steamship Company
g 10 have Nh active opposition in the Gulf du.
ring the presen' year. We see that project
has been introduced in Congress by Mr.. Fitz-
patrick, o. Alabama, to encourage line Of
steamers to run in the Gulf, touching weekly
at the principal poris of Central America and
Mexico, and those Of Texas, to New Orleans
OF Mobile.
Gen. Goucuria, Cuban capitalist, is now
here arranging with the merchants of Browns.
vile and Matamoros to run line OF steamers
direct between our port and New Orleans
We are assured that this arrangement is so far
maiured as to be pronounced a certainty The
first steamer is promised by the first of March,
The merchants of Indianola and the interior.
we see, are very active in organizing h.a--s
steamers, with promise Of success, while the
old company is not idle From all this arran
cement we have promise Of an active bust
ness in prospective. Let the merchants of this
frontier be not behind those Of the other Gulf
ports 10 prepara;ion.-BrownsuWe Flag.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

Sumpter R. G. Mills, Esq. owing to cont-
nued ill-healih, has rendered TO Governor Rum
nels his resignation. We presume his Excel
lencv will order an election to be btid in time
for The people Of the district to elicit another
proceeding attorney for the Spring Term Of
the Courts. -fndependem.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
We believe there is but two papers in the

We believe there is but two papers in the State
tn It pretend to defend Judge Watrous against the
Overwhelming proofs establishing his ,enality and
corruption beyond controversy-our esteemed coteh-
poraries the Galveston News and 'Nueces Valley.
No man was ever more universally de:ested, or more
justly by the people Of Texas than il Judge Wat
roas. The News and Valley are kicking against
the prieks in their defence Of wa,rous
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
The Eo~nt Vernon Associative.

1t is very generally known that au association Of la
dies was formed some ms SINCE for the purpose Of
raising fund with Which to purchase the tomb and
home Of the beloved AMI rcvcrel WlsnIsGrsN. The
association organized by elratins Miss Ann, Par
mcla Cunningham, ef South CaroT1,a, Regent, and
Ticc-Regents have been appointed for nesriy every
State Of the Unien. After organization, pesociaons
catered into with Mr.. .'J2n 4. Washington, who
now owns AMI restless on the estate Of Mount Vernon
for the purchase, and the terms agre unon, viz !:
$4,000 to he paid in cash the closing Of the con-
tracts he 9Th of April ldst,) $4,000 the 22l Of
Of the present month, aud the remainder Of 500 900
in three cqsal instalments p1ya lie respectively in
1860, 1861 and 1862. The Regent and Vce- Regents
have been remarkably successful in their collie tions
having acen able to pay the second instalmcnt Of
Gs51, 900 Oh the I'll Of December last nearly three
months before il WAS lue We CLEAN the above facts
from beautiful little sce which is before us, called
The Mount Vernon Record" published at philadel-
rhn, hyS +. Watson, by permission of the Regent,
and devoted, its name indicates, to the exclusive
benefit of the above association The "Recor,l' is
a gem in its way, and is 6el with matters of interest
to the patriot and lover Of the " Father of his
try" Strong appeals made by those noble ladies
who have taken the matter in hand, and it is to he
hoped that their efforts will be crowned with success
No Vice-Regent, we believe has been appointed for
this State but persons wishing to subscribe to this
noble Object can do SO by forwarding their contrbu-
tons 10 Mrs Susan L. Pellet, Corresponding Sccrea
ry, Richmond, Va.
Among the modes adopted to collect finls in
aid Of the work, commend to our readers the one
,nied in the following extract, which We take from
the hecorl. We would adj that the Record is pub
lish,d monthly, ut s per anuun, by $. f. Watson,
Philadelphia, all the profits arising from its sale
is devoted ely to the Objects Of the association
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

The aggregate cost of mail tanspcrtatlon'
including pay OF route agents, p Tesas' 10,
the year ending 30h June last, ss59, 800, aua
the aggregate annual cost OF msA Transports
ton, including route agesis. and mail Iressen :.
gers, for the year ending jane 80, 1858, as as
eeriained September 80, 1858 will be s5pa'-
263 c;r;2;ou. go,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
: Our Texas exchanges 50 far as we ha,

- Our Texas exchanges 50 far we have observed
are a unit the subject Of the aeq istion Of Cula
pcaoeably il we can, forcihly If must The prop-
ositor now pending before Congress to place sSO.-
100000 ut the disposal Of the President for the pur-
chase Of the Island, is warmly approved by all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

T. TIE nisiuf 0feen lkf tiafdaFd heisis he
nsme o. he llaa. iu 0uihrs. u Ksa'aohy ~ iis
ehslas ~ nest President Ne Gashrle 10 veil known
10 The county as sia,s'msa n enlarged sspsrisscs
a man Of h'gh order Of intellect, dsm.sFal q
eonsiea, Pnllle record, aud patriot above rsproash
Iis would adsrn any 'es that the people may confer
upon him, shoull he he called To the chief ma is-
tracy of the niiion. We would ws, satisfied that the
government would be administered faithfully. patriot
ieaiy anl ably, thar the compromises u the oonsil.
,uton would he strictly Observed, aud the rights of
all seeilons Of tho Union maintained, We should
1861 With pleasure. Al the same time We rsitsraie
our opinion that no Southern man can be elected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

- The Tishamingo City, Herald states that the
remains Of Lent Van Camp, who was killed in Maj
Van Dcrn's fsht with the Indians, passed through
tina, place recently, in charge Of Lieut.. Ollie, Of Fort
Arbucklc, route for Lancaster, Pa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

We win not f,ll out With the Telegraph about
the iBJettuess Of Houston When we asked If taxes
were high in Houston. 1--WE rose like 'fhs gentle
man from Assumption Parisb. = ''for Internal
Tsoueht We nigbs rnsye down ssn1s lime AID engage
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

81 Postmaster Throughout the Stats are
authoritarian respectful y requested to act
as our Agents. They will be allowed the
usual comm s,icn' al l'ec'icE' made for
this Office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

-J.C Burks, Esq of Red River and F. u. Nc
Kinney, Z O., Of Napkins county, arc announced Ms
candidate for District Attorney Of the sih Judicial
District, to Gil the vacancy ocoasicnci by the rssgna-
ton of s. h C Mills
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

- \ runaway slave from Louisiana, light copper
color, claiming to he Mexican, was taken up al
Palestine and lodged in Jail few days sine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

The Henderson New Era thinks our art Gle IA
voring the nomination of Douglas orFresdcnt is "a
long shot,, and may yet canse Us to walk long way
before we pick up the g'me. So be it, it is noble
game we'll worth "a long walk"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

- Read the call 81 tie ch,nman Il tie Central
Democratic Committee, for n State contention 1T
Houston, to Nc found in TO lays paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

LILLIAN T Ig"' Co." must practice lIt
more h,hG aFTcaiirs IN Tr.u'.
-" Cuba--A Dialogue" is declined.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

- The Bonham Independent learns that Mr..
Wells has all his material etc, at Sherman and that
the "Adyance Guard will soon make itg appearance
u; that place
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

= d. JCfF, rnK, IA, - a general travelling anl
business agent FOR this paper; authorized 10 receive
subscriptions, col'tc, dues subscriptions, alNvrii-
sing, jub work, &C., anil rotCiPi ior The samc
SoIirc.-Nl persons In ,rluin an yicin'y ~
rlrg any hns'nr.s VIII lin'cr With the Dallas llrrtll
oiN,e. 'wil plc,s' to ,L ON J, ". JvnN-sN only
,rlhorfui asyu, ~ That place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

- Tie democracy u Austin county have lead OF
and appointed delegates to the Houston conventions.
The meeting authorized the delegates to 50 into a
District convention, to nominate candidate Tor Con-
gTess, AT Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
u rhc Dclhnm 'Tldcr,nlrnt has An unusuqlI.

u The Dcthnm 'Tdcr' ndfut' has an unusual,y
long leader urging DonIsmas the pint for listrib-
uting post H., IT, NuI,hs;r Tcxas Tie Glitter +
course sh,ws-;o h's "w'. $, i.rac,ion that Dnnhnm
/, the ccntr, poi Of Northern Texas arunl which
all the post roads, mail routes Sc. re'o,e That
Ronham is the centre Of the mail system II
Texas, around which AL III, 'cs.,r WIS move n
their orbits, ms the Heaven holrs 10 arouai the
San, receiving from !, their light, beat and Ill IN after
We mcdestly urged Dallas "a The solar lccas some
time since, but sherman, Eonh.m a.d other places
have out,tripped us. We cave. We are ia favor If
y compromise, making NIL the towns and the post Of
fees AZ each cross roud distributing ohi3r, What
ssy sc friends Crane and Foster.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16

sSr Ex-Goycrlcr Bel and his lady passed through
Austin, rays the 'utc'lg,ncer' en- route for North
Carolina here they will take up their present res
dence, Gu account &c the extreme Old age Of Mrs.
Bells father Gen, Fntdn. /, is gratifying to know
isweyer, that Gov Bell expresses his intention not
70 exercise the right q citizenship elsewhere than in
Texas and his resolution TO resume hs residence in
Texas rs ms his private affairs will permit. Tex
as has produced purcr man, mere gallant sol sirr
or honest patriot, than p Ilanslorough Bell, an We
aiie glad TO know that sc hng identified Nth her
fortunes one who has served her we'll 10th in the
ler dcst les, VII still claim the country vh,sc elo
ny and prosperity lie contributed 80 mucn as his hom"
May his honrs find their last resting place beneath
the soil which he 50 CALAMITY lct6nica.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-16
our AGENTS.

"a. .nasnr ,snii tlssi 80 ~ i4y Au't r,ll
Assnt, fH hs k,lts tarti u ' psers rsmri ~
ssssfp. UfFyrt hr sri nfHrr Iaa o., iAim IN BE- Ny
- xs~luir-i ~ ~ TaiA s.1ts, EIs
s.ssrL L,nA O. Nurn IT. Alt.n t'Hs' 49, nuF a7N a.
sUtsi Asr a. hst iif, e. shH ~ lea doe tis ocs
b. TaiiI sRi al, u. f,s su'tUrsEs ai adNsTirs,
se-is "a The H-rau sa'tr ipf q 'hr .siHe,
A. N,NF o. cfllN -lrr,, fr..1l, lrntl e1uN'y,
". hrti-sr N'rr,'f tFs, ,lrtmnn hrtvHrl tlslulY,
Jsars a. NFtll' -urr No lsfApr Va fcnaG,
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