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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

n1- A meeting of the citizens of Houston
was called for Wednesday, the nth, to take
into consideration what should DO done, In
view OF the election of Lincoln. The Telc-
graph thus speaks Of il;
The object Of this meeting as We under
stand, IL TO consult ON what is best to be
done. The call is signel by men Of all
parties, and the number of names could
have been esily' doubled, SO universal is
the desire of The people for consultation.
What wcnouid recommend at the meet
ing is this; sirst TO ascertain If il ia the
wish of thc'pioE.e of this county that any
move should be made and then to learn
what il is the wish of the people that the
movement should bc.
IL the people, MS We believe, should be in
favor of any action, we here enter our car,
nest appeal against all rashncss, or any 9TH
err movement in anyway tending to the
subversion of the authorities of the State.
And we earnestly recommend that the ac-
ton to be taken shall be to send up digni-
fed memorial to the Governor to call the
legislature of the State together. Let us
be as nearly unanimous ms possible, and
whatever measures are taken will be sue
ccssful.
There is II spirit of independence abroad
in the land, but not of revolution. Let us
be deliberate, dispassionatcly, conciliatory.
The people do not desire, and will not sus-
tain hasty or revolutionary measures
They do desire and will sustain, however
whatever guarantees the safety Of their in
stitutions, whether in the Union or out Of
..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
Strayed or Stolen,

EROM the subscriber, living "a miles
N east of Buchanan, johnson Co., Texas,
on the night of the 10th instant, SORREL
HORSE, Tor s years old, branded on the
right shoulder with a small Spanish brand /;
has some bad saddle gals on his back both
hind feet white; slender made some white
in his forehead and on his nose, and has Il
keen, devilish look out of his eyes.
Also, one IRON GRAY MARE, some
what dappled; four years old last Spring {;
coarse hair; no brands; white streak
round her, caused by II girth singular
mark in her forehead--tlree or four curls.
She had with her n last Springs colt; black,
and no mark that recollect.
Also, one SORREL MARE COLT, last
Springs; on examination, white hairs can
be found all over her; some or 5 curls in
her forehead; very gentle, for she was rails
cd pet.
Any person finding said horses or giving
me information of their whereabouts, will
be literally rewarded.
w. j. CULBERHOUSE.
Nov 81, 1860 7--2ws
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts in re-
cent speech, thus lays down the Black Re-
publican programme: "Thc Republican par
ty is to take possession of the government,
and when possession is taken. trust that
the party will be true to the principles pro-
fesscd when out of power. This power,
trust, will be exercised until no man on the
continent shall hold property in another
man." This sentiment is substantially en-
dorsed, too, by all the leading Black Repub-
lican. orators. What has The South to hope
for from n party pledged TO Bnrelenting
hostility against her dearest rights? In
the past We haze experienced but "small
sprinkle Of the overwhelming deluge of
outrage, which will come upon us whea.
this party, flushed with, victory, Has posses-
sion Of all the powers Of Government 10 aid;
them in. their unhallowed designs Aud
yet we have those among US. who would
counsel as to, humbiy bend the knee and
come submissively under the yoke Of our
oppressors. Such ddyices would come with
better grace from slavish subject Of q
tyrsnnical monarch than from an Aineri-
can. who has inherited a dearly fought free
dom from a more noble ancestry sssh
coureelloTs we're not wanting in 20 70 arrs
ssbHiississ. isr,fhs eaiiing yoke Of Hiiiish
tyranny Then advice eas unie,lel' ilien
By The pnstisis who lad lefernlincd - strike
FOR freedom. WI S.nfactu mon. in rifH
~ he ex1.1ricnrc ~ The reti. A. rfI| ~ iLt
rIro.fcete ~ tt- f1I.-rt 4lr - Ia ~ s..4 B
ft...1 ....-.rI.. ~. I'......I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
The isaapison Flag. has the following
cheering news in relation to tito prospects
of the Southern Pacific Railroad


SOUTHERN pAclrIc RArLnoAr.-Trains
are running daily from Marshall to Swan
SONS Landing, as will be seen by reference
to adyertiscmv !. :. headed as above, to which
we invite the special attention of shippers
The prospects of this great enterprise, we
are proude to say upon the authority Of
young Mr.. Hynson, one of the book keepers,
were never SO bright ut anyf ormcr period.
The most encouraging news has recently
reached here from the East. Iron to lay the
track to Marshall has been bought and will
be shipped as soon as navigation will per-
nit. He further says that a company COM
posed of Frenchman have taken the con-
tract for the construction of the road from
Marshall to Fl paso, for which they are to
receive in compensation land deno:e by the
State, and stock Of the company, The seal
ing Of the contract is only delayed for the
return Of the gentlemen, who negotiated it,
from France. There is now at work large
number of hands, between four and six
hundred, upon the road under the contrac-
tors, Messcrs. DeGraff and Smith west Of
Marshall. We have heard no complaint of
money OH the part Of subcontractors, but
to the contrary confidence is implicit 0w-
ing to the shortness of crops, the laborers
are nearly all negroes--this in a great
measure will make amends for the failure
in crops
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Troops for fszas--upwards OF 500 I. 5.
irssps have recently lsfs New York tsr the
Department, Of Texas. 10 he dist, ihntsi
among the different military pesis ia this
State. Part Of them came by lsai aud
part by sea, the latter having hn New
tosk ON the Steamship Southern Ser for
indianola- The following ia a lisi VI the
troops, together with ihe posts to which
they are ordered;
Seeond Cavalry 81 men for Pori Mason,
IL Camp Colorado, 81 Fort inge, SO Camp
coeper, IL Camp Daranea, 81 Camp on the
Rio dande, Is Camp Verde, 30 Camp
Neodi fatal 3is'-aeeompanied by Capt.
J, \, f'almer ist Lieut.. X. Garranl, lsI
Lieut.. W, \. Jsnifsr, Isl Lieut., W. T.. CHAM
bliss "a Lieut.. g. W. Phifer, LIST Lieut., 4,
X. Arnold, Byi, ii Lieut., J. J. sweel-all Of
the II Cavalry,
Pirst Arlillerys 10 men for Port Duncan,
a fsH brown, % Port Cobb. Is For, Ar
buckle, Ia Fort Chadbournei lsi-aeeom-
panied by Capt. n. II. Hill, LIST Lient. L. II.
Morris, "a IL, II, IL. jackson, Of LIST Ariil-
leryS Capt. H. u. Judi, Ia IL, W. A. Win
der, "a IL. W, Sinclair, of 81 Artillery.
First Infantry II men for Camp Cooper
II Fort Lancaster toiai i2i-aecompanied
by Capt, J, II, piummer, "a 1t. A. NJ. Has
kell, II IT.. J, T., Sherburne, ID IL, II. O..
Wood, Byt, "a IL. q. $. llollister, Of the
same regiment
Third lnhntfy; 100 men for 1--WE eompa-
niesai Pori Clark, 100 for Ave companies
at Ringgold Barracks; total 30O-aecom-
panied by Byl. L.. Col. ID. 4. Chandler, Byt,
Mai. W, I. II. Brooks, LIST L. W. o. Bannon,
LIST IL. J. W. Allen, 2d Ii. AN. shipley, ID
1t, u. II, Hopkins, or the Third Infantry,
and Capt. Y. d. WAllen, 18th Infantry.
Part Of the % Cavalry go by sea to In
dianola, and part from Port ieavenworih;
the latter travelling the overland route To
Texas, aud taking 10 horses for themselves
and some recruits and 100 horses for the
six companies Of the LIST Cavalry serving
In Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

We learn from the Indianola Cou-
rier, that Mr.. John Schwartz OF that
place, died on the 31st OF October.
lie was the oldest inhabitant Of In
dianola, having built the first house,
in which he resided with numerous
family, up to the time of his death.
He was an honest, industrious man,
and was esteemed by all who knew
him. lie lacked but two days of
being 10 years ofage.-,Sdn antonio
Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

THE N. Y. CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
The following are the newly elected mem
bers. from New York to the Y, s. House OF
Representatives;
Black Republican: Sylvester, Baker, Oh
in, McKeen, waeler, Sherman, Mix, Conk-
lin, Duell, Lansing, Clark, Scdgwick, Pom
eroy, Chamberlain, Diven, Van volkcnburg,
Ely, Frank, Vanhorn, Spalding, Fenton,
and another name not reported. Total, p.
Douglas Democrats: Smith, Odell, Wood,
Kernigan, Taylor. Cochrane. Ward, Dele
plaine, Haight, St.Jehn, and Corning To-
ial, IL.
The old delegation stood, Black Republic
cans 26, opposition Z.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
Ysw AnvsRTIsEMENTs.

Sec lHs ady,'srmcnt o" the regular meet
I'M as We agricultural Society, ON the first
NmJ '' f,",m'cr.
Gtir, IS rrcsiber have Just received
WlDr iu, rf ucw and fresh groceries,
s,itt ~ wiisl utr enumerated in their adj
c,rtisorcnL lh,r stock is complete, and
,a'y sell n- ehoap rs the cheapest
We r,i ihc asicution OF the reader TO the
glyectfcmcut II ". J. Culbcrhousc, who
has We Scrrcl i)orsc, an Iron Gray Mare
and Surrs Mare Colt, and wishes to ip.,
Ihrm.
Soc ll'e card of the Commonwealth Fire
ynfprpDcl 'rnraly, of New Y,,k, in to-
day Wyni of wiich Maior ". A. Gold is
Tie Agent hl Dallas. ..nsuring is becoming
poprh,r in Texas, now-a-days; andMc can
not lwl pdvise ~, our friends to,sccurclhcm-
selves against loss by fires. Thissis entirely
SoulAeid House, aid deserves liz patron-
age Of Suatl.erneIsa /.
Ghe end oG Nlsssrss Cdbccn, Hanks & Co,
VII ha ;ihin.our columns to-day. This
isl iISi ts'e house, and we personally know
H,v ~ The armto be n tliorough-going busi-
mess man Mr. Z. NJ. Hanks is well known
ii,.Datlas aud Ellis counties.
A. Sachtlebcn, dealer in music and musi-
cal ins luments Of all kinds, ADVERTISE his
card ia he Herald. Any person wishing
musical Instruments of n superior quality,
should give NJ. St chtlcben call. lie is a
practical musician, and sells none hut the
hest Instruments. He can also supply any
piece of music required.
The advertisement of the Galveston Ag-
riculdiai Warehouse and Seed Store, will
he found in on, paper day. Mr.. Morton
Morris can accommodate farmers and plant
ers with anything IN his line, on the most
reasonable terms. We referred last week
TO this advertisements
We take pleasure in calling the attention
Of our readers to the advertisement headed
Make your own Leather" Every one is
interested in ii, tnl if started in this Sec
ton Of lhe Stnic, his process of tanning
win s,pcrccle all others. We are reliably
informed tliat his III successful operations in
the Southern counties, and has given entire
satisfaction, MS is evidenced by the many fiat
ie ng testimonials in possession of the pro-
1rictor. Mr.. Cory, who has the right for
iris @tate, designs having u large Tannery
il operation in houston, by Spring. Any
J,.9,, 80 n ia satisfied cnul,l cniu nunnv Nv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

geE- The Legislature Of Arkansas met at
Little Rock, on the 9th inst, Autographed
by clseting the following oficcrs:'
SENArEF-Honss Themas Fletcher Pfesf.
dent; VIM. KimbalI Secretary; W. II. Res1'
son, AssistantSceretary I. D. Berry, Door
Keeper; J. W. Woodward, Enrolling Clerk.
HousE-Hon. Bradley Bunch, Speaker; s.
A. Scott, Clerk; J. NJ, Brown, Enrolling
Clerk; J. r. Hill, Door Keeper.
The Governor ntin his Animal Message
to the Legislature on the eth. In review
of the Message of Governor Conway in the
Washington Telegraph, we see no allusion
to national affairs. This is Governor Con-
way last message, as his successor, Gov.
Rietor will shortly be inauguratcd,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
Noy. 81. 1861
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

VVyIIE undersigned having been appointed
l. at the October term, 1850, of the
County Court of Ellis County, Texas, adj
ministrator of the estate of s. W. Short,
deceased. All persons holding claims
afainst the said estate are hereby, noti-
fSd to present them duly authenticated,
within The time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to the same will please make
promp. payment JACKSON BRADLEY.
Waxahachie, Nov. 10, 1860. 7-6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Els The official vote of Denton county, in
the recent election, as published in last
week Herald shows only 175--jS6 for
Bglokeniidge and lSa for the fusion ticket.
One precinct failed to be returned in time,
Nh:cs would have ran the vote as follows:
Breckenridge, GA fusion, 197-makng
sa.jotity OF 437 for breckenridge, and the
total vote Of the county 1871.
Ia Ellis, also, there were two boxes that
were NOT received in time, Which, if inclu-.
ded, would have made the official vote of
thai comfy 75G- 507 for Breckenridge, and
293 crthesipsion ticket.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
A Coon oSE.-At the Douglas pow-wov

A Coon ONE-At the Douglas pow-wow
at Monmouth, Ill.,, the other day, large
Transparency was paraded, upon which was
painted the figure of white man hugging
fat negro wench, and the words, "Thc
stronghold of Republicanism.' When it
was brought near the speakers stand, an
old lady looking up with interest at the pic
ture, exclaimed in seeming surprise, and
loud enough for all around to hear. "Why,
Ia me Douglas has found his mother" The
exclamation stirred up such tremendous
hubbub, that the thing was carried off in
hurry, and concealed from further view.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Mr.. Lincoln has received the following
ELECTORAL vote:
Meine 8, New Hampshire 6, Vermont 8,
Massachusetts ID, Connecticut 9, New York
81, Pennsylvania ~, Ohio 23, Indiana l3,
Illinois ii, Michigan 6, Wisconsin 8, Iowa
4-total 1Gl; required to elect .l52.--lle
has thus, so far, a majority Of o in the FL
cctoral College, and he will doubtlcs receive
in addition the votes of Oregon 3, Minncso-
tn 4, and Rhode Island T.
Breckenridge has received the electoral
votes of: New Jersey (under the Fusion
arrangement; Delaware 8, Maryland 8,
South Carolina 8, Georgia 10, Florida 3,
Mississippi total 46. We think from all
the indications, we can give him also: Vir-
ginia l5, North Carolina 10, Alabama 0,
Louisiana 6, Arkansas a, Texas 4-lS votes,
or "a in all.
Bell appears to have received the vote Of
Tennessee r. He runs Douglas very
close in Missouri % votes); and there is
nothing definite from Kentucky az votes).
Had Pennsylvania but done her duty,
there. would have been (including New Jer-
sey) 81 Free State votes against Lincoln,
and they would have cast with the whole
l20 Slave State votes, for Breckinridge-
electing him by 2 majority. Had New
York have proven true, Breckenridge would
have received AZ Northern and 100 South
ern votes, clecting him by 10 majority.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

The flag that waved in the thick of the
fight at San Jacinto, was yesterday flung
to the breeze from the tallest flag staff in
the city, in token Of the love which many
Of our citizens feel for the clone Star" and
their wish to see it again take its place indie
pendently among the nations Of the earth.
Houston Ieiegraph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
TExAs ITEms.

at Marshall, Harrison esanty, ON the iih.
The Monitor elalms that Hopkins Is the
banner eonniy OF the State, having given
keek and Lane over three TO one, Several
counties in this vicinity, neighbor, heat
youi Dallas kaufman aud Denton do il,
Ind from indications at present, We think
there are other counties that will even beat
ms.
The South West Extra, OF the 10th, Says
Ind, n ,oreh-lielt processlon was had Ia
w. :. 49,. ,i,I, N, which ..,u N
""''f y" Wv "'S ~. ,.,, Ii,
AM Was RAE on '"'-a' ~" ''"s
checn',lly horne by Two s'ariwart sous OF
Africa. The enthusiasm Of waco ON the
news Of the determined stand taken by the
coIi"n-grow'ng STATES On The announce
men' Of the election OF Lincoln' was intense
ami The Lane star Flag hoaled In the breeze
over large number OF buildings Two
''"P'"''s W "''''"'' ""'' '''" ''s""'''"
'"s,'' aha S"h' rea"y 'or ahs emergency
'"e 'o'"'""o '"'a'" - ''""' o''' Wv
''S"'' u, 'n' e'''''o" ~ ''"' ''""'! "'
'"''' We ""'' "''' INV e"e"'y W." ,"''
"'e ours IN " nor" poh e'e'N"'
rl"se rake us down III 'n's e'"'e Anu
""'' R"'ss P"'""' '''"'"' ''' 'o"' NM
uee" counties, ""''" ~" "P ""!'''' v.
'''o LOT p''eN'h''as'' Nv '"'' """ wv
'nS' VIC he"'u o' '".s' pe'"0''"'v '""'''
u'es '"ey were gong "'o"s" ,"' '''''
FINDERS "hea"s M" 'a''' UP Singing
"'iooI 'or '"e ""u"s 49,.
'h' ru'hey' ,ne GU n"u Mno wv 'u 1'
.,'.",s as ro,"nI,. WIS ,ricd Ills ,uor,,in,,
and the Jury brought IN verdict oc atquit.
tal.-- Cn<ts. ~
The LoSE STAR FLAG has BEEN run up,
with intense enthusiasm, NJ Galveston
Houston, Richmond, huntsville Gonzales,
Nayasnia, Waco and Dali g. Al most of
these places meetings. have already been
called to devise w.ays and means, for action
in the crisis. now upon us.
Meetings. have been called in several of
t'..c Eastern Texas counties. irrcspcctiyc of
I marty IN dcl;bcra,ons 70 whit course ouyht
to be pursued in the present state of affairs.
Tic TYLER Rcporter issues nm extro an
nounc;nc Tho election If Lincoln and call:
:.
ing OIL inc ci'ihchs 10 meet OIL inc i"h'
Saturday last,) "to organize military
company. or companies throughout the
,,,....
81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

DEATH or .4Oip JoE. SwEESEY- Tile
original baniais', sod jee Sweeney, died
At The late residence u kis fhfier. in APP
pomsttoE ccunes Va on lie ulf., at aBou,
he age Il forty-fVe years. He hnd iraTei-
Cd extensively IN Europe and alsnasf over
fhs tnifrd elal-s and eninyed rrehrtiy a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
ARGYLEBITTERs.

u sHrs AsHfds .fsr IlysI,slasia. CAs ~ ~
afFA'sa, bysAisry, Ask Hsadasif Vet
as'@is' G.Hsrai bstlhiy, ard its e'iss hri
VNiEsE ELrGANf DlTrIRs AgE Pr
IL enliarly adapted 10 a warn, elim ATE. ani
every person desiring health, siren sih and
protection fom the diseases ineideni 10 tho
climate, should use them. NJ
ItFseas asieaHoei q, ne, aud feelifs 40
hand of Time weighing heavily upon il,eHi,
NiihAil i's attendant ills, will fnd in tho
use Of iLe biIErs an Elixir thai will .asIilt
new life into their veins; festore Ia q mea-
sure, the energy aud anlor Of more yuJihfil
days hnill np their shnlnken foria-, aud
give health aud happiness To their reln aiming
years.
IL Is a well established fact, that fuliy ono
half OF Ihe female portion of our population
are seldom in the enjoyment of good health,
or, 10 Wse their own expression, "ne scr feel
we'll They are languid, devoid of \ cE.;r-
~, extremely nervous, aud have "a. sIlf,-
lite. 10 this class of inyalils, Ties, htleis
are especially recommended Their pscu-
culiar tome an inyisoralisg pr5per,ies ,en-
der them lnylncihle In such cases.
Persons visiting districts harrasseJ annu-
ally with Fever and Ague, or any icTer ~
u bilious nature, will lind that by the ,iuc-
~ use of one or two.buttles, they will not IA
one instance take the disease, as the Dittc.s
will renoyate aud strengthen the system,
and carry the bile oil, in It's natural channel,
T., Il. WllEEL0CK 4 co.
Haportcrs and Vhoiesaie Druggists. ~ Ne.
sine 81, opposite he Ireade Hoiei, Nsn a.
leans, General Wholesale Igsnts. Ai'o soii
BY j. WRIGHT & Co., No. II Charlie -,
". o., aud in Dallas Ly
nov, 2l-Gly. ID. Is. THOMAS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

Claim for Jerome Bonaparfs Estah.-It is
stated from Baltimore that NJ me Bonaparte
Patterson sailed in one OF the last steamers
for Europe for the purpose Of looking after
her rights in her husbands estate. NJ me
B. is now just eighty years of age.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

lion John " Reaganhas onr thanks
for Tx fo1lswiig NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Report Of thc United states and Mexican
Boundary, BY Wm. II. Emory, Major LIST
CaYairy4vcl 2 United States eoasi Sur
yey, 1859 Vols. 1, 2 and 8 OF the Patent
Gtfca rsfort for 1851 Mechanics, and the
Report Of the Select Committee on Naval
Affairs and Expenditures.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

OuHawBg the Veed.-The Ohio Confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
has taken another step forward. 1t has
out lawed tobacco, and tobacco users At
its late session Mt Gampolis, it adopted the
following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas The use of tobacco is a great
evil, and leads to other evils; therefore,
"Isesolved by the Ohio Conference, That
after the present session, We will not re-
ceive any person into full connection whe
persists in the use of tobacco"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

We clip the following items from the
News of the 18th:
It is stated from Washington that Gen.
A. s. johnson has been assigned to the COM
mand of the department of Texas. Gen.
Harvey has been rendered his choice of the
department Of the West or the department
Of California.
Senator Latham with his lady arrived
last night by the overland route from CAL
ifornia, having been eight weeks on the
road by private conveyance. They came
to this city by the train from Columbus,
and are stopping at the Island City House.
They will proceed on their way to Wash
ington City by the first steamer.
Death of General rk-Accounts from
San Francisco to the 18th of October an
nounce the death of Brevet Brigadier Gen.
Clark, commander of the department of CAL
ifornia. He died at San Francisco. ON the
18th ult., after an illness of two weeks
He has served in the United States army
since 1872, was through the war in Mexico,
and was promoted to the distinguished .po-
sition occupied at the time of his death for
meritorious conduct at the siege of Vera
Cruz.
The bodies of Mrs. Lumsden and Mrs
Garth, lost on the Lady Elgin, have been
recovered. The former was recognized by
several diamond rings on the left hand
special dispatch to the Charleston
Courier says Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, has
Constituted system of military patrols
along the Potomac, mall theriyer counties"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-The Harrison
burg la.) Independent of the 23d says:

Scores Of Texas and North Louisiana
bound emigrants now line our thorough
fares. A majority Of those passing through
this place, we observe, are of the wealthy
class, who having to abandon the old and
worn out lands Of Alabama, Georgia and
the .Carolinass are seeking new homes in
Texas and the northern. Portion of our
State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

The Savans Of Paris have discovered a
new color, produced from coal tar. 1t is
called dianthian, and varies from deep
purple to all the shades Of bright rose
colof,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
REG The East Texas Sentinel, has an en-

D1" The East Texas Sentinel, has an en-
craving of tlieLone. Star Of Texas, at the
head of its editorial column with the fol-
lowing sentiment under it.:
"May She, as in 1885,. wien oppressed by
Mexico, her tyranical mother country de-
clare her rights and equality, undcr the
Constitution Of her adopted country, the
Unitcd,States now that she is again oppress-
cd by her Northern fanatical sisters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
yThe Galveston News in speaking Of the

The Galveston News in speaking of the
recent election, says:
There is no doubt of Mr.. Lincolns cleo
ton, and that-not as we have been told
over and over again, in consequence of a
division of parties in the South,-but by
overwhelming majorities in all the free-soil
States except gallant New Jersey, which
has gone against Black Republicanism on
n fusion ticket From Rhode Island there
are no returns. A fusion was opposed there,
also, to Black Republicanism; but we have
little hope of its success, to enable us to say
that more than one Of the old Thirteen"
north of Mason and Dixons Line, has stood
up for the Constitution, the Union, and
the South.
There is one little star visible, however,
in this hurricane of Northern sectional ag-
erosion on all we hold sacred and dear;
il merits our attention and admiration !;
and it is in the fact that the city of Boston
One Of the fountain heads Of this great
abolition trouble now upon us-has elected
a sound, constitutional Congressman, over
Burlingame, the rank Abolitionist.