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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Mr.. J. Lynch, In this place. on
Saturday January 18th. by ALLAN, Bganp. Esq, Mr..
MAAlMI CplLLOT, late OF France. to Miss MARY
5. MULLEN, late Of Ireland,
On the morning OF February 18th. at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev. W, 4. MELuoIy,
Mr.. JOHN NJ. WRIGHT and Miss LIZZIE HOWELL,
all of Dallas county
by the same, Mt the same time and place. Mr.. JO-
SEPII c. MCCONNELL and Miss NANCY L. MOON,
all Of Dallas.
At Kaufman, on the 26th of January, by Rev. NJ.
II NEALY, DR.. wM II. PYLE, TO Miss MARY d.
man county.
"May Time, who casts his blghts Ger all,
Aud daily dotms some Joy to death,
Der them let years so lightly fall,
They shall not crush one flower beneath.
As half in shade and half in
This world along its path advances,
May that side which the suns upon
BE MI that e'er shall meet their glances."
E.....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
A Declaration of War.

The Intelligencer has declared war upon those
ancient Windmills, Notification, Secession and
Disunion per SC and considers the South Carolina
resolutions casns JeM. With fhlchon bright,
and ardor unimpaired, he rushes into the thick
est of the fight, with Quixotc fury, and charges
upon thes, phantasmagoric rawhead and bloody
bones like an orlando Frripso We. had hope
that these old things were safely slowed away in
the tomb of the Capulets but if Judge Paschai
can find them yet alive and kicking, let hiw cut
right ard left, and ''slosh about generally. :
TIE talented and brilliant editor of the Int Iii
genccr never appears to better advantage than
when fehting such imaginary bug a-boos. that
loom up, every few years ike the spectre of the
Broken, to scare somebody. These scarecrows
are mot an every day sight, hence we do not OBJ
iect to any exorcism they may call FORTH They
are not found in the Democratic party or in the
Democratic Platform, and consequently are no
part Of our business. We hope that TIE editor
of the Intelligencer from long habit of laying
every sin upon the shoulders of the Democracy,
will not place this upon it also. The Democratic
party is essentially State Rights party if
its enemies can deduce therefrom the inevitable
coroary of Notification, and secession, they
will have to 90 back and date their origin with
the birth of the United States Constitution. We
do not object to reading spicy and we'll written
leader, once week, in the Intelligencer; but
since they are not doctrines of the Democratic
party, and we are not aware that any party is
making them an issue, we will look on, so long
as the fight is outside of our principles and par
ty.
Fight dog,-6ght bear,-
H. Al.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

n the 6lttj Convention iaeast their ,oles Or sch
msa Only TO represent fsxAA IN the Chsyleston Con-
venllon lhay ksoR viii submit q compromise OF
,he lights OF the spoIh IL the Territories
9th, fhst the manifest hostility Of the mass Of the
people Ia the Northern ftates 10 the insttltion OF
SLAVERY as Il exists under The Coaslitniun, IN the
souih, aud their continued and Determined efforts TO
abolish H. reader u necessary. aud reqnitesth the
Southern States meet IN convention 10 consult upon
the uens necsssAy to secure their peace protection
and safety. t
7th. That whilst we claim 10 DO second 10 none ~
patriotic love aud devotion to the Constitution and
Union Of the States. nevertheless, II Is cur solemn
and deliberate opinion that without all the rights to
all the States, which that instrument guarantees, the
Union Is not worth preserving
9th. That We recognise In our distinguished fellow
citizen, c. H. Randolph, State Treasurer, and Glenn
ent r. Johns, Comptroller Of State, tried. true and
faithful public serynnis, entitled to the continued
confidence and support Of the Democracy Of Texas
and that they are the first choice Of the Democracy
Of Till county for reelection in August next to the
offices which they nov respectively fll.
9th. That we honor cur distinguished fellow citizen
Malcom d. Graham, for the faithful performance OF
the duties Of his office as Attorney Gene al Of the
State, and, since he declines reelection, We take
great pleasure In recommending to the State Conven-
tion the claims Of our talented and faithful Repre-
sentative, Hon. r. O. Mills Of Navarro Ms the cand-
date Of the Democratic party for that Office
10Th That we instruct our delegates from tll5
county to use all honorable means TO secure the cleo
ton OF Ex- Governor II. II. Runnes, Ms one Of the
delegates from Texas the Charleston Convention, gs
we know him possess ability and integrity-a clear
head anda firm and patriotic heart.
The Chairman then appointed the following gen.
ilemcn as delegates to the Galveston Convention,
under the 9TH resolution, viz Thos. Johns, l.. W..
Cato, James Steel, J. II. Dyer. VIM. Gibson, JOHN
Sips. Phi lip Gothncy, G. W. Ingram. d. 8. Fbs, W.
IT, Kirkpatrick. j. p. Waller, Frank McNullen. A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

g II is always pleasant and acceptsbl to receive
The CANCELLATIONS and concentrations of our friends
e,1etially frot those whose talents and position in
e entitlc them to more than ordinary respect. We
return cur thanks for the following letter from gen.
tlemaa living at Independence, and who has long en-
joyed the respect and confidence Of his fellow citizens
. would dislike % do without the Herald. Its
course is right, and it is gra flying and really cheer
ing it so ably sustaining the true political posi-
ton in the growing and prosperous northern portion
of oar State and we OF this section promise to do
our duty in advocating the great principles -
The fnure seems gloomy amid the storms that we
must soon encounter the good old Democratic ship
may founder and with it peiishihe Priaceiy heritage
cur fathers let u.s. If is to be SO, let US keep our
lag u.ult- Ile Constitution os our lesAi-and sIanu
.ehy the wreck. Let sectionalRm know, in advance,
that The election of Black Republican to the Pres
deuey whether it be in the person of endolser of
HELPER Treason, the believer in m IiepfesSi6ie
(o4dicf, OF belieler in the power of Congress or
Ienitofl Legislature TO destroy the rights in prop
or secured by the Constitution of The United States
viii bean oyert act of disrupt on. II such an issue,
fairly made does not check this sectional, fanatical
crusade against the Union sires left us, then we
must look 70 cur ariDs and heep'Our poCdcr day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
Democratio Meeting in Hill County.


Pursuant to previous notice, the Democracy of Hill
county met at Hillsborough. on Saturday, the llth
instant The meeting was organized by calling Pines
II. Shelton to the Chair, when, on motion of WIN.
L. Booth, Esq, Mark Miller appointed Secretary.
The Chairman then appointed the following commit
of ten draft resolutions expressive of the object
of the convention VIM L. Booth, J. M. Crook,
Philip Gathings, J.B. Saton, J. R. DAVIS. DR.. j. NJ
Griffin. Frank McMullen, L. Johns, d. Bridenthall,
j. Grover and G. H. Ingram The committee re-
tired and returning reported the following reso
buttons, which were unanimously adopted: ,
Resolped, LIST. That the Democracy Of Hill county
endorse the resolutions adopted by the Democratic
State Convention, at Houston, in May, 1859, as en-
braciDg the only correct principles upon which Dem
ocrats, North and South, can unite. =,
ID That we re-assert and adhere to the principle
I" that the citizens Of the Southern States have the
ndefeasible right carry their slaves into any Terri
tory belonging the United States, and there to
Joy all the rights of ownership and property freely
ard fully as in the States from which they emigrate
and that any interference WITH obstruction to, the
enjoyment aud exercise of their rights, rs Southern
citizens by the Government Of the United States, or
the inhabitants of any Territory. would be violation
Of the rights of the Southern States, which they pos
Sovereign STATES and co-equal members of the
American Confederacy."
Sd. That we deny the existence of the power in
the Legislature of any Territory, whilst the Consttu
ton prevails by unfrendy Legislation otherwise,
to defeat the rights Of property in slaves, or practi
cally refuse protection thereto but hereby declare
that It'll entitled to adequate protection by the FEEDER
nj Government
4th. That the Chairman appoint p Delegates two
from each bsat to represent Hill county in the State
Contention at Galveston, wL cover appoint pruz-
9TH That we especially re- affirm that time-honor-
e. tenet Of the Democratic parry, principles, NOT
mon and therefore express preferences for any
rreular fysfis, but hereby instructo our Delegates
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
Fight dog,-fght BEAR
Nary dog Of mine there.

B1The Representatives of four states, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Tennessee and Kentucky, assembled in Louis
vile on the Oath ult, made merry, eating. drinking,
toasng speechifying, and enjoying themselves huge
ly, The tone of feeling pervading the assembly
to have been highly gratifying to all parties.
We have room for any of the speeches made on the
OCCASION The Democrat contains the Bill of Fare at
the banquet of seveuty-theee different Dishes giving
them goodly number from which to select.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
Lost Certificate.

STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF KAUFMAN,
To any ia,efm officer Of said county Greefing:.,,
VOU are hereby commanded to summon John
N w Jones, by publication in the Dallas Her
me at my residence in Precinct no 4 on the last
Saturday in March, A. D. 1860, to answer the
complaint of John II. Keyser in plea 1T debt
due by account in the sum of $32 "A. Herein
ia,l not and due return make, rs the law directs.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this the
9Th day of February, A. D. 1860:
N. NJ CALHOUN, j. p.
Issued February 9Th 1860.
Received in Office on the 10th of Feb. 1860, and
executed by having this notice published in the
Dallas Herald, newspaper published in the
Town of Dallas Dallas county Texas.
The Editor of the Dallas Herald will publish
this notice four successive weeks.
S. o. GIBBS,
334t. Sheriff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
The Elo, On of eneaker.

The news has, at last, reached that Speaker is
elected, and Congress organized The election of
Sherman, the endors,r of Helpers infamous hook,
and believer in the doctrine of the "irrepressibe
conflict, would have been hailed in the South, by all
good men and true, insult to our country, and
the forerunner, perhaps Of the most disastrous
sequences. His supporters stood by him and chung
with begged pertnacity to the hope of eectng him,
long there was any reasonable chance fort and
finally withdrew his name and put forward that of
William bennington, Of New Jersey, man who sup
ported Sherman petsstenty through "a ballots, with
one exception, and theh, on the 10th ballot, voting
for Gilmer, a know nothing. This may redeem him
with certain designating seeis in this state but 10
many he WILDE nearly as odous as Sherman himself
inasmuch he supported him warmly, and urged the
adoption of the plurality rule" which would have
resulted each time in his election had the motion pre-
vailed. Sherman endoi sed Helpers book, and is u
fair exponent of Black Republican doctrines. PEN
nington supported Sherman and vi ged his election ;
hence, he is-ohnoxious to the Souh-an alder and
abettor offhuse doctrines tha if Carried out, would
cripple and-inaiy destroy rights He has help
ed to promote these doctrines which scattered on the
waters will come back to rs, reeking with the blood of
murdered women and chi drei :docrines which once
implanted will bethe dragons teeth TO rise up,-a
body of med and infnriatcd fanatics TO rob us of
our peace, our quiet, and domestic safety. Such is
VIM. Pennington, as the endorser and supporter of
John shermens Of Mansfield
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

MAKE NoTE Ir"Of what ~ it may be questioned II
reply that the ST. NICHOLAS STOMACH BIrrERs is the
very best preparation for the cure Of oil arrangements OF
the stomach and digestive organs yet offered for the public
approval Its potent ectupon the Liver and upon all the
secreng organs renders TIA perfect remedy for Sick Head
ACHE Nervous Debility, Mrasmus, Indigestion, Liver Com
plaint Jnundice, Dyspepsia Lowness of Spirits Nausea,
Vomiting and all other maladies arising from derange
of the LIVER general .inacton Of the system
Agreeable to the hse, and perfectly safe and speedy in its
operation has acquitted sound popularity both amongst
physicians and invaliss. a. = aaN
For sale by W. W. Teak 4 Bro, Dallas, Txeas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
me p,pe ,rroz Of Hi County.

We hare received and publis Ell the proceedings Il
the Dem6einfc meeting in Hin county. The resolu-
SONS arc M and TO the point, aud will meet the ap-
proLado II Dsmccfsts in every part of the State
They are etet in respeet to hepoliey to be pur-
sued i re pFl I'd TSiiorisl meters, and in accord
atee witlitHs seifients of very large majority oil
tie ieop of'the South They express a firm devo-
tion 10 he UntsD, but reject the doctrine Of tome
- o,tssioa~they demand ailihe rights of sovereign
States guaranteed by the Constitution, and express
'heepiniop thai xithguthe Constitution, the Union
is not Torth seservind.
Weare pleased to sec The just compliment paid to
EH 0oYefha funpe's. whose talents, frmnoss and
yssde,deyoen TO tire interests of the Sodth, have
H,aehim pr6lint mark for the shafts OF his enc
4 mes. ss:Ar.s ~ ~
Zen. Gtal'sm. Randolph, Johns hnd'R. Q. Mills,
ass.ali honoiably mentioned.
ghe Drnoeiney-will be united once more, and local
dife enees pesspnalstrfe and chickering's be forgot
tea. Leisle Democracy pursue the tenor Of
heiFEay, regadlsss ef.eyery eio,t to cripple them,
sa.s % meet and repulse the enemy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

No. 90
liza Mccullough, Alexander Mccullough, Maha-
la Langley, and Cornelius Langley,
Tabitha Hines, s. A. Hines, Cynthia Parks, -
Parks. and Elisha Jefferson Davis.
Petition for Partition.
Suit pending in the District Court of Denton TO.
L, xas, Summer Term. A. d. 1860.
TUNllE defendants in the above entitled cause
Il will take notice that the Plaintiffs in said
cause have filed in my Office. Interrogatories in
said cause to be propounded to William X. Brown,
Blackstone Mcdonald and Thomas jackson resi-.
dents of the county of Green and State of Ten.
.ncssee Also lnterrogatories to be propounded
to Nancy Drake and Elizabeth Walker residents
of the county of Galloway and State of Missouri,
and that on or after the thirtieth day after the
publication of this notice will issue commiss-
ions to take the answers of said witnesses to said
Interrogatories on the application Of said Plain
tiffs.
~ Witness James b. Ford Clerk OF the
( SEAL District Court of said county of Dem
NV ton and the seal of said Court.
Given at Denton this February 9th A. D. 1861
JAS. B. FOED,
33.4t. elk D. c. D. CO., TEX.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15
NEW ADyElsTisEMENTs.
DALLAS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
" ClANICAL ASSOCIATION.

The next meeting Of the Assoeiati)E will he held on
The Flint Monday in March, 1870, sAl0 DOL ock a. NJ.
The objects of the meeting aro. to Aake all neosssA
~ arrangements for the next Annual t-r 10 be held
on The first Tuesday in October neat 10 make aeoes-
sary arrangements for the further improvement ofhe
Fair Grounds 10 hear the reports II the ,tfeers for
the past year. and TO adopt q Constitution and BY
Laws full attendance Of the members Il earnestly
requested and those desiring to interest In
the enterprise would do well to make application ct
once,
Books for stock will be kept open at the Office Of the
Recording Secretary until that time Amer that.
you may be told "stand from under"
JNO. NJ CROCKETT, Rec. SEES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

Tho Of D,. IIosicttcr's Stomach Bisfcrs,
for Dyspepsia Fency Heayness of the Stomach or ay
other like afectons second to America or abroad
To be able to ateeonfdenty that the tters are GER
tain for DYSPEPSIA and like Diseases is to the propre
tors ofuaoyed pleasure 1t removes all morbid
matter from the onach pures the blood, impartn renew
ed vitality the system, giving that tone and en-
ergy ndisdensable to haalth The numerous acknow
Judgements Of rs superior excellence and benecent results
ass assured the proprieors that cannot but prove great
ere % ,e aried, mpar vitality te thorough sys
TEN.
Sold by ggsts and dealers generally, everywhere, and
by W. W. PEEK Bro. and D. B. Thomas, Dallas Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

Esy- SEE announcement Of Alexander Hirwood, as
hoinlil ior County Clerk. Mr.. Ilarwood is an oil
Teyan. M filed the Office many ye rs ago, and dis
olar1el It's duties faithfully and satisfactorily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

SPECIAL NOTICE.. W. louNsoS, ESQ, oil
RagGpn 1es,s, is fully authorized 10 solicit ndycr.
tl.cuants subscriptions for the Dallas Herald IN
S,, Orleans and other cities, AMI to receive and re
elipt fur utv money due this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

~ Tae psasgates 70 the Galveston Convention are
9ereda free ride the Central Railroad. This is
saig haagapnimcts and win induce many Of us who
dcastsee lcspmotiye ''eys.y day. to GO down and
tfyiE One god turn deseryes another. Win not
Nsssrs Sawyer 8 Fisher be equally as liberal, and
give The prairie delegates free ticket their splen-
nj 6 nr-holse cedehesl We pause for a reply. We
Nsull then have n}itte change to spend for oysters
a nnl Sch Ike.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

To- Sc, the announcements in to-day's paper, Of
Willln, Alo3eley, ESQ, of Fort Worth, as a cand-
date fr District Attorney of this District,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-15

~ See TIE announcement os George W. Laws, a
candidate for County Cleil. Mr.. Laws is wei
kaowu 10 this community.
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1sioaf. you thief -HoustOa Reiegrsss.

1Aess I',c IN cid NUMBER, cusbingi better have
si;i Si5st eight. and made the dear little erea-
t.rs 1sofssr at onee. However. eight will DO, if
one can . aas ;pfstty good for beginning
shyIsx
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver
Invigorator, in the columns of this paper.
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HoMroIpE.-The Lagrange Democrat mentions the
killing of Mr. Bruin, by Col Burns, beth of Fsyette
county. The facts go to prove ihst the deed was
dark and malicious one. Burns escaped from his
guard that night and is now ct i==s-. An innocent
man never fears an investigation.
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rs" Messis Il. Q. Mills and Armstrong, Of the
House, have cur thanks for Austin fiyors.
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20 Wearc again under obligations to j. NJ. Bag
hy, t-q., % Houston, for an extra Telegraph, con
-alug late patches.