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An OLA Idea Exp,oa.a.

They say ga man can never have but ono
mother" The possibility OF having Ut least
two is now plain. The double headed girl
Ian account Of which We lately published)
comprises two independent minds, and but
one body. There is one perfect body below
the junctura, and two perfect, beautiful heads
and weil-developed minds above. There u
something under the sun that 10 both now and
strange.
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Atlantic Teleeraph.

The terms offered BY tho English Govern
ment to tho Atlantic Telegraph COMPANY
which will be considered at tho approaching
neeting-are Is per cont. guarantee for rs
years, provided the Gable 10 in successful op-
eration q tho rate Of 100 words per hour, and
will pay E2O, 900 per annum for messages.
The arrangement for $4,000 pounds per
AMMAN to stand good TO tho Company, 10 re-
turn for the surrender Of the exclusive privi-
lege Of landing Gable on the coast Of New
foundland.
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WEARE BANK - $40, 900 SwMDLx.-The
Bank Commissioners Of New Hampshire have
placed the Weare Bank in the hands OF the
proper authorities; notwithstanding this, .
set Of desperate swindlers. who bad 80 much
to do with the late r. |. Warwick Bank Swim
die, and the Granite Bank at Valen town, Ct,
are using their best endeavors TO food tho
country with swindlin9 promises.
Large quantities Of them have been sent to
Canada for the sole purpose Of victimising
the Canadians. These Fancy have purchased
$27 900 Of the stock, and have got their in
dividual paper discounted to tho lnne Of &4O,-
600. Good Moses what assets to redeem .
circulation !-[Dye's Reporter, 9th.
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Mexico,

The London Times has no,ieed the fact
that the sympathies 81 re British residents.
IN Mexico seem to be rather with the Church
party, and opposed to the Liberals, because
It ~ supposed that the Liberals regard this
country with the most favor, and would be
the most inclined to tolerate American inter.
ference ia Mexican affairs. The Times saws
their position is wrong, for that the sympa-
thies VI the British people and British states
men are with that party which is the most ia
vorabls 70 the predominance of American In
foenoe. The Times has heretofore asserted
that tho annexation Of Mexico to this con.
fsdsrapy would be an event gratifying to
EDgland and advantageous to Mexico.
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The increase of vigilance and zeal 10 owing
to the occurrence which has just taken place
at Alessandris, and which it 10 most urgent
to keep secret. Two priests, both Italian,
belonging to Tortone, hsve been arrested and
shot, having been detected in . conspiracy
against the life Of the Emperor. The news
cannot be doubted, although the incident in
itself proves nothing, save the dread which
the intentions Of Louis Napoleon to destroy
the temporal power Of the Pope, which has
evidently been turned TO account to work M.
on fanatic ignorsnos, and has been made use
of TO serve political influence.
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Another Fool.

Mons. Blondin 10 fixing line across the
Niagara River, near the suspension bridge
over which he is to make an attempt to walk
on bet.
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NIw ORLEAHs, JUNE 10.
A duel was fought with swords to-day IN
Messrs. Momns and Burlon ia 0onseouatSo
Of political difficulty. Both wefe Woan4 y,
INV YoRK, June 1.-THE stsamship 81
York sailed to-day for Bremen via 6ontES
ampton, with LAB passengers and @400, 900
in specie.
The extensive cabinet-waro factory Of J.
Falkner, Livingston-st., was burned last
night. Loss $4,000.
A dispatch from Warrington says that
owing to the complaints from the English
authorities OF tho ineficiency Of our navy ia
carrying out the treaty stipulatious for the
suppression Of the slave trade, President
Buchanan has determined to send to the
coast Of Africa and the Chill of Mexico,
al the vessels now being built ct the several
yards.
CONCORD, June 10.
The New Hampshire Legislature elected
to-day the following State officers:
Treasurer-Peter Sanborn, Of Concord.
Printer-Asa Mcfarland, son., Editor Of
Concord Statesman.
Warden Of State Prison-John Fish, Of
Concord.
There WAS much competition for al these
Offices.
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After the fret shivsr Of fear caused by the
late frost, the expressions seem to indicate
that the damage done by it has been greatly
overestimated. In New York, the wheat has
not been very much hurt. Where the corn
and potatoes were fatally injured, there still
remained time to re-plant. The weevil and
grasshoppers suffered much more than the
crops. In Michigan the real damage was not
enormous. Ohio suffered the most Of any
State, and the amount Of damage there was
really great.
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GT-A mans wife lately died 10 New York.
and upon exhumAtion Of the body, not trace
Of poison Was found in it. This 10 regarded
~ remarkable proof OF the advanceme emit
Of virtas.And domestic happiness in that ex-
emplary city.
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Another Tross.

EAsroE, Pa, juno IL.
A heavy frost occurred here last night,
forming ice the thickness Of quarter Of .
dollar in the vicinity OF Lehigh Valley r. r.
depot.
PHILADELPHIA, June ll.-There was . Sc
rious frost in this vicinity last night.
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fTThe annual examination Of the stu
dents IN The Central University Of Iowa,
= Pells, takes place on Monday, Tses-
day and Wednesday,, the 18th. l4th and 18th
inst.
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/ The list OF townships was called, and the
following persons answered to their names
as delegates:
Washington. w. Edwards, DR.. Walker,
S. 7. Stevenson, F. Paulk.
Green Bay-None.
Denmark. Sperry, B. James.
West Points. Townsend.
Pleasant Ridge-None.
Marion. g. Street, B. Wilcoxson.
Cedar-Wm. Marshall, r. Doane, j. R.
Wilkinson, J. Alexander, j. Bayles.
Jefferson-None.
Harrison-A. Anderson, B. Burt, E. Mo-
Millsn, S. Hill, G. II. Liggett.
Cbarlcston--G. w. Browning, s. Censor,
W.D. Brown, j. 0. Danks.
Franklin-A. McMillen, A. P. Mead, E. M.
Miller, F. Semple.
Des Moines-T. Moore.
Montross-R. Reed, F. Ballinger, M. A.
Bishop, H. g. Stuart.
Madison-A. 7. Shaw, J. Kennedy, r. Rus
sell, DR.. Inskeep, A. Keek, j. Winterbotham
J. M. Beck, G. B. Smith, DR.. Cowles, J. Van
valkenburg.
Van Buren-C. Walsworth, A. Harlan, A.
Weir.
B. s. Merriam, D. w. Kilbourne, John
Stannus, H. T. Reid, Thos. Fletcher, Chas.
Hubbcll, w. Leighton, j. w. Noble, j. B.
Howell, II. Strong, Geo. w. McCrary, J.
W. Rankin, A. Walcott, J. A. Duncan, II.
B. Ten-Eyck, P. J. l.. Estes, w. F. Turner,
W. +. Thompson, Rob't P. Creel, VIM. Ora
ham, G. F. Conn, M. P. Sharts, H. Taylor.
On motion the delegates reported were de-
ciared members Of the Convention, and the
several townships were authorized to cast the
number of votes herewith appended to their
names, in Convention.
Green Bay, votes W ashington, 4; Dem
mark, s.; West Point, s.; Marion Cedar,
s.; Jefferson, 81; Harrison, S; Charleston,
4; Franklin, 4; Des Moines, 4; Pleasant
Ridge, 4; Montrose, 6 jackson, 20; Van
Buren,, 8; Madison, 6.
On motion Of J. w. Rankin a committee
consisting of two from each township-the
delegates of the several townships choosing
their own eommittees-was appointed to re-
port the names Of 10 delegates to represent
the county in tho State Convention. The
following persons constituted said commit
tee:
Washington, DR.. Walker, s. T. Stevenson:
Denmark, L. Spsrry, B. James West Point,
S. Townsend, Marion, B. Wilcoxon,
E. Overson: Cedar, John Alexander, Joseph
Bayles; Jefferson, -, ; Harrri-
son, A. Anderson, E. Mcmillan; Charleston,
G. w. Browning, J. O. banks; Franklin,
Amos Mcmillan, A. P. Mead; Montrose, h.
Reed, II. g. Stuart; Madison, J. NJ. Beck,
Robt. A. Russell; Jackson, B. s. Merriam,
D. w. Kilbourne; Van Buren,, A. w. Har-
Ian, @. E. Wallsworth.
Tue Convention then adjourned for few
minutes to give the Committee opportunity
to perform its duty.
Upon the re- assembling Of the Convention
the Committee made report, which, after
some discussion, was re-committed to the
same Committee with instructions to report |
alternates to fill the places Of the regular
delegates in case they could not attend. The
rom;..oa &c.. hr;of ,..,;o sd.
. sna, ranor, wb;ch vas aaon,ea hv : man.
;mons vote AID = :. fo,,ows.
20, r.s, o ru, sn.nn -
n.,xa.-,, .,,....-.s
Jsaac F;a,a Jo.anh Inraus
:,
W.. g., pu
$50 ... ,,eP'
o"s
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On sunday, June 18th, OF consumption, Mrs.
Harriet W. Hornish, wife Of J. X. Hornish, aged
81 years.
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the Health OF Charles sumner Ne.
StOre&.
INV YoRx, june 10th.
4 norrnarnudnrk wv:tan f~o.- A. -

INV XUkKt Uuu6 IUL0.
correspondent writes from Paris ON the
26th OF May:
Mr.. Sumner has arrived hare from Italy,
He says hs 10 we'll, and his looks eorroborate
the statement. He 10 now enjoying the
strength gathered from long vacation, and
he hopes to retain enough Of it to stand the
fatigues Of the coming session Of Congress.
During his stay in Italy, he Vas received with
special honor by Cardinal Antonelli, Count
Cavour, and other leading men Of tho Penin-
sula. ).
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~ VhMUH III GAVMUIGUe
AtMount Liberty, Belmont county, Ohio,
a few days ago Mrs. Grafton and two daugh-
tiers were tarred and feathered and rode on
rail. The occasion was the abandoned lives
of the individuals, and the influence Of their
practices upon the community wherein they
resided. Mrs. Grafton had been subjected
to the same process twice before.
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ST.. JosrrH Fsr. Dsuoc.Ar.-Fr.pk and

ST.. JOSEPH FRxs DSxocHAr.-Frank and
square ont. We are glad TO see Il. The in
forests of Missouri, Northern Missouri es-
pecially, and the dourishing city Of st. 10.
seph in particular, are identical with the pro-
gress of tho free labor movement. The jour-
nails feelit, but they hesitate to say 30. A
couple Of good papers in St. 10. are sort o.
half-and-hslf,-w to be free labor and
dare not. At last comes tho Free Democrat,
announcing itself "the organ Of the free la
Dor party Of western Missouri" Good luck
to you! Fight the battle manfnlly and brave.
~. The masses win cluster round you in
the end, however much the owners of 'skinky-
heads" turn up their aristocratic noses at
you now, and how freely soever their UNDER
lings spittheir vulgar spite upon you. Too
many free, enterprising men have already
made their home in that border city to let
you be without active friends from the start.
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NTATIONEHY.
QLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Ledgers, Journa II,
Il Cash Books, Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bill
Books, Composition Books, Copy Books.
F"ns.c:r ~. go, xs11., 0ap, rscxss post, Pack
ct note, Commercial lsttsr, Commercial nots, Bath
Post, hitist Dots, Wall papers. Window papers,
Wrapping pApsn.
Envelopes.
white, buA, 0aaaxy, Opa9ns, al sisea.
For sale By II. W. WEBTCOTT
juncl4d No. 81 Main-st.
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These two revolutionary statesman occupy
different positions in the present crisis. The
former has given public reasons for taking
sides with the Allies, and through their in
strumentality he says he expects to see Italy
united and free, and Hungary restored to her
original independence. The astute chief OF
Italian liberty and independence, however, d
man of less oratorioal ability but Of more
penetrating sagacity than Kossuth, says there
is no chance of united Italian government
under the auspices Of the Allies, as there is
no hint of it in their programme. The league
of two Gears he says is for mutual benefit,
not for the relief Of oppressed nations and
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the people.
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Addaslonal BY the Africa.

Additional by the Africa
NEw YoRK, june 10.
The King Of Naples, on ascending the
throne, abstained from pronouncing his
opinion on the events now going forward in
the Italian Peninsula.
A collision at Naples was imminent. The
King Was making preparations to prevent .
threatened outbreak. He had ordered the ar
rest Of several persons Of distinction. Il 10
asserted that the King will declare for nsu.
trality.
The accounts from the Southern States
OF Germany reiterate the reports heretofore
received-that the war excitement WAS most
intense.
Explanations will Do demanded resp Getting
the passage Of Austrian troops through Ba-
varia.
The Times correspondence states that Gen.
Garibaldi's army was only Is miles from Mi
Ian.
The Sclavonic population on the coast Of
the Adriatic begin to show hostile feelings
against Austria.
Three Turkish war vessels have been sent
to the Adristic.
Advioes are received from Athens. In re-
ply to question by . member OF the Cham
Der of Deputies, the Greek Minister denied
that Austrsa had called upon Greece to take
the Austrian commercial marine under tho
protection of her flag.
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flulClco AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD LINE
AoAly one change Of oars between Chicago and
Cincinnat. Passenger Trains leave the ct. Central
~ Cars on Night Trains. Condensed Time Table.
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,TSHk undsrsigned, OF the late drm ~ G1syker D
Wood, will continue business at the ODE q
Third-sts formerly coupled BY that Urn.
1NOURANCE...I represent four rooponolh1o
lantic and Quaker City-and the renowned n1tsnl
Benefit Life lnsufs moe Co.
REAL EsTATE. ..I will buy and sell real
estate on my own account and on commission and
COW = ANOE.-.I will draw Dssps and
AoHr0AGss, with full and accurate descriptions.
NOTARY PUDl.IC...I win promptly and
correctly, and for very moderate charge, attend
70 al N0rARIAL Busl4Rss.
expect TO transact business in such manner %
TO fully merit tho confidence and patronage Of this
community. WIN. l.. WOOD.
keokuk, May is, ,So-dlm
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June is, 1850
ron THE STATE CONVENTION.

fOR THE STATE CONVENTIONS.
nELHGATES 70 the State Convsn- - =
= - lions q Des Moinss. viii take no-
tice that tho good Steamer DIES AOINXS UlTY.
FaRRIs Master, will leave Ksokuk On Saturday,
june 18th, at r. T.; Ksosauqus on the 10th OF.
tumwa and Rddyvills on the 3Oth--lsavins Obtain
Va ON the arrival Of the train from Burlinston,
June 2ist. fiuneIld
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A resolution was then offered and adopted
authorizing the delegation in attendance
from Lee county ut the State Convention to
cast the vote Of the county in such manner
and for such purposes as majority may de-
eide proper.
On motion Of DR.. Shaw the Convention
proceeded to the appointment of Republi-
can committee; and the following persons
were severally nominated and elected:
:. 3. howell, Chairman; John Van Walk
enburg, Henry g. Stuart G. II. Liggett, Geo.
W. Browning.
After some further time spent in conver-
saticn, which resulted in no definite action,
the Convention adjourned.
j. G. STREET, Chairman.
j. s.B ). n I'ss.1.' Secretaries.
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Wm. A0DOTT,
Plain anA OF0a0euaai Plastore1.
"AL COLORBD, WHITENING AND RI
w PAIRING or ALL KINDS DONE 70 ORDER.
Shop on Third-st., over Platt's Goal Once.
Juneld3w
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MOTlCR r hreby giyss that tAs serpartseeship
~ heretofore existing between John L. 6tryker
and William i. Wood, q Brokers, dsalsu In real
Estate, and Real Estate and General Agents, Kso-
kuk. lows, II dissolved BY mutual consent. WIN.
=. Wood y authorized % settle aAA aajust I'll The
unsettled business OF the late 6Sm and TO ass the
name Of the hEm for suoh purpess.
JOHN L.6TRYKER.
WA. i. WOOD.
Keokuk, Iowa, May IL, 1850.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20


flis Dsnoonay Of 1rssr essst a,stribiod n Aus.
ns. Ia Img, aaiabefs % NE euL q Jul, ssd saops-
a re,biaiions ,pproslns NE .otlsaof No iiess'e'
onseniio IN refusing 70 s.li nov pisukf = s,s Ne
iional pla,Grn and treating new isss u neneoails
srA The, enlsrtei tue As,ot ~ ,he n,nl'nees 10
faithfully a'adIug W the action o'tbe ccn,euton.'--
M. uorsis Reagan sarei iho fllOring resolutions
AMI ds'ende,i,heIa sith sbili'y w
ps,sgrrs la. T'h,, ~ Dcmcovais 70 heavily ~
pfuye ~ tho action ~ The State Convention NJ hous-
lou ia refusing 10 add aov pl.psr " the National
Platform Of the Dauorr1te party. or 70 create new
tests u Deulorlafle fhiih. .I.
"a That We heartily and fally endorse the course
o. he nominees OF pAtytin adding n thfuiy "
the action ~ said Convention by standing sguarey
upon the platform OF principles enuueatei. aud IA re-
islns 20 accep, tests not recognized by tho party
which nominated them.
"a. That the Democracy Of Icavlr relying upon
the eternal Justice and Wisdom Of hoir principles,
stsnl nosss they have true 10 their coloTs, "a
the Consultation and the Union, and will give an
earnes, support to ali the aahdard bearrs q the par
" Ia the present struggle. Gt,.
9TH, That we endorse thosrtion OF the Houston
Convention In giving the true construction 10 the
nor-interyenou principles ~ the Democrats party
heresy Of sqn.Iter Sovereignty. II is'wholly neomp-
a,ihle with starsrigliis, snd'ws npeqayocsuy con-
denim IL, both Ia theory and praetloo, flNse, .l
eta We insiptan the consdtutional ,1ptrine Of
popular sovereignty, and the peace policy u non-in
reference by Congress with slavery In Stats and
Territory, or IN Che ilstr,et-ef toiutr6ia.- az
7th That the Territories sfs the colnmon prrrsr-
~ OF thesa States hold In tsr, by tho General Cow
eminent for their equal mn; hat the citizens OF MI
tho States have right TO em.Sre,e aud Ieta " sA'i
Territories with every species of property and ths.
they are protected In their peMona nnd properly anu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

ss.s- The mali from this place to Mount Pleasant
as sr several months been very indifereny served,
ana a few weeks ago, We undsratand was entirely
afara by the contractors. NJ least Il did not
a,.;sc bore at al for sereral weeks This state of
asairs h.s vsrAsd a greet iucopreaencets many Of
Tho occs along The li1e this being tbs only route
nv which some Of them can be supplied. We nr'
pleased % efn that the route has been tsson by pr
shaw, large stage contractor in Northeastern TEX
rs, and vii b carried rcgoiarly IRON tins tune, NJ
WIS hero Essi seei, and ssys he designs IN = Few
weelsf riaee upep the route two-horss hack and
keen il running regulariy. We shall DO much pleas
Cd 10 sec sues IN sfrapsssasni made, and beye po'
che less. doubt that ID vii short Tine he pay
ins rVate. Wien Dir is DONE, sc confidently expect
iaree iserease in the oircua'ion Of the Hsrefa in
the COUNTIES Ess. II us We are satisasd that We
hare tcea suss Ars % considerable extent, by
sie indifferent service IN thisrcasa
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NO every one srsat tkirsfefh.. Les
him cOs.se ssaHsi drink.

yTfHB undsragnei hos cpeEsd. IN lhs house G&=Ea
4 formerly occupied by X Hirsh, ESQ, az
on the sonth Essi Corner q I've Rahlic -.
ofsa ~ All Far cash consisting in part Of Old Bcur
Ion. Rye. and Dalsy's Valley whiskes, French, APP
nle and peach Brandies. Champagne, Msdeisa, Gin
rcr flaret and Port Wines, Porter, East India Ale,
French Cordals, Cider, Lemon Syrup. Brandy Pesch
a. and Cherries Pickles and Preserved Fruits Of
erv kind al Of which be warrants to be good and
pnre as any market produce. He invites the
pubiic TO an examination Of bis stock. "a
juno p, e59--52:tf Z. YOUNG,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
Vyhe, 10 Johr L. Lovsjoy, this Denton county
Candidate for Governor?

! Yes, who Is JOHN L. LOVEJ0Y 2 Well, lie is
| OK sheriff Of Collin county--formerly Of lndihaa,
and brother to the Notorious .46oliton heprsseftd-
tue in Congress from Iucisnatbe man Who had tAe
pro slepery printing press hrowp iato the rfpe', at
Alton, some few yeere since. Yes we aay that this
JOHN L. LoVEJ0Y--"Old Prairie Gray" il you
please If brother to this ludana l.oseJoy--tsan
whom a dsepsr-iye5 -a6oitttopsst does
not bys. fSee9 .Drmorrat. .ts a
@s can tsIl yon who 10 John L. Lovojoy. He Is
one of the oldest ros respectable and influential cit
izens. in the sevton Of country in which he resides.
He is gentleman Of worth and intelligence, and
deared to tbehears Of all who know him, Tor the ma
ny noble qualities OF head and heart that have ever
characterized him he has been citizen Of Texas
for more than 90 years, and has grown gray in her
service lie is patriot, "a good citizen" and has
never been suspected even OF holding abolition SEN
tinents. He is not the sx-sherif of Collin county,
but Is the father Of Johu H. Loyejoy, r., who has
been twice elected Clerk Of Collin, ahd of James H.
Lovejoy. also twice elected Sheriff They have prov
ed good officers ind reliable in every sense. The
attack upon Mr.. Lovejoy is wholly cncaled for, and
IN bad aste. He is 40 Influential citizen, and If be
Chooses 10 run for office, will got warm support.
We have oenyersed with some of our eldest citiseus,
who say that the charge against Nh. Lorsjoy by the
Waco Demoorat, 10 wholly gratuitous and iBsnltng
This paper is one VI the most ardent and unscrupu
ous supporters uf Houston and because an honeEt
and Influential citizen of Denton s nominated for Of
Gee, it takes unbrage, and dcnounoes him With I'M
necessary severity Mr.. Loyejoy is too well known
to be affected by this trade from Sam Houston
newspaper. that thinks no one bot Houston is emit
lied to support from the people Of Ttxas There are
thousands OF our citizens who good snd patri-
,sio mon as Houston and thousandg fur more 30.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

RESIGNATION OF Eb. CLARK, Co,MIssroHEn or TIE
CoUHT OF CrAMs.--We learn that Ed. Clark mas a.
aay resigned his Office Ho has been in OIL 90 egh-
teen months. and got oil the benefits OF the salsIy-
The original applicet have been examined by the
clerks and ready for bis action, amounting 10
TWENTY SEVEN HUNpRED? He hes nov, howsv.
ever resigned and the whole responsibility must fall
upon his successor. HIS resignation, t,ortfoys, at
this tpio will produce incslcuable delay to the par
ties interested while the law expiring IN less thnn tSe
months may probably peertat many claims froin be-
ing fnslly adjudoatej. Stale GassHl.
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KickapOO Steam Saw Mill.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMRER.
NOW ON HAND. -

II sHESE MILLS are finely Situated, imms - -,
Il The line between Anderson and Her ~
ties, miles northwest of the town pf o.
miles south-esst Of Athens, Do miles 1870.
of the Trinity at Basctte, 90 ss e.,
Blu = from Larssa % frsD Rasl. 20 from Ps n
Ter, IS from Centreril)e M f, nI,. as"
Nnxahaohie, 60 frop. G ,rscana, 81 from VIVA CT
BLUFF, 80 from FIVE fluff 80 from Parker,s B,UtJ.
~. ~. lron waco 20 rom Fairfield rs from sprinehrM'
~ frnT Fort W 9TH, 20 from Baohanan 100 fra,,
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rfiesrins, per hundred feet, $50
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weat6ssr- boarding,
til ether Sizes il propvrf;on
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Sarysr and Engineer. and being IN regular on
the public Insy always dePend upcs q full ,rnl, -
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