Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
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s.sr.rE e.. o. x. IIoytt, Dentist, in to-!ay's pa
l.a
b. So. .ra..iscmcnt for sealed proposals for
lrll.as. i... s. church in this town
~.aoI .a.aa.ru.ut for proposals to build Court
House ia Mckinney, Collin county, Texas.
-,ruJ.erG meut Of the Trustees Of the Cedar
Springs Institute Tor a competent teacher This in
-lualu Is ituqlgl in one of the weathcst and most
desirable rJgaLasloods in the county for the location
Ola permanent sghool. Teachers would do well to
confer with ac Trustees
S.ea4rgrG.amgnt Of G. W. Grants line Of stages
from WlIahaahio 10 Anderson, as the most cxpedi-
r.as r.uge Z, Che Nayisoa Depot.
Attention is called to the advertisement of j. NJ.
Bartay, boo, and Shoe Maker. Mr.. BIS work has
long tom the rcputaton Ct being superior to any that
csn Pc obtained O.. Tie stores Give him a call.
r. sraucy General Black was lying danger
nu-'y 81. at bis .ence, at Washington, on the Sd
Instant
n james 4. Pierce has been elected Senator of
the United States nom Maryland. for years from
the ltil # March. 1861, at which time his present
ty'm t&p!res.
Hon, John Hemphill has cur thanks for the
ly,h volume of Expeditions and Surveys for Rail-
read Route from HE Mississippi River to the Pacific
can"
Coon NHws.--the Paris Press Of the 10th, says,
q steamboat load # iron for The Memphis, FL Paso s.
Pacific Railroad, vas landed at Aoore's landing, last
week
~" The Inte!ligencer says that Gen Houston is
a.1e talked Of in the whole United States, than all
the Governors in the nation.
y The regular term of the District Court in Col
liu county, commenced last Monday. We learn that
some important cases will come up for trial.
yra We had p . through mail from Belknap, last
Saturday in consequence Of the non-arrival of the
mai, rider Mt We7therford. Serious fears
5ltaiucd that lie had encountered some of the rowing
Lands OF Indians now proving throughout that re-
g0u of country.
~" Te egraphic dispatches have given an intima-
iiru that the President does not approve the course
81 Cen. Houston in regard TO the Mexican question.
80 ger are the orpositioiis,s to seize upon some
tbrg. on which to base respectable effort to rally
,E5ir disbatded forces that the more energetic OF
.hora u,eu venture to hint that Mr. Buchanan knew
What sort .fa isan lac had TO deal with -, that when
9 e alternative Nus presented to him from Gen Hous-
ton, either 70 ut troops 10 Mexico or he tiiOuston)
,yuld ~ Iasec-that in view Of this prodgious al
jeruati e. and owing that Gen. Houston was some
gnmplius he scy obeyed the mandate from head
,,uartess What ridiculous idea The President
irll.cI into epl.Ig troops TO Mexico sir. Buchan-
a,i lnev ~. man certainly.
.te 5iscsH;-ite1 tone Of The Opposition sheets in
tie seTlr. 81 ue Governor, show too plainly thai
= nc ian srisst ihe1c las nisearred. and on Mr..
l,uclaaau-s slaalder ihe blame va isciJ III r
Ihsy boldly hint nli saae;birg Vas me,i-tatcd On
ibe pait g Iclaz ie} .a Meziso-- something % 10
eaniis aui -g5-, u.ai ile Imagination cannot al
Zoe pirsase pid uty iasdii-ie tic assumption Of
Ne vai-.aaiitg Feaer, afd Contemplate so invasion
. N. fare, a, il- If Geo Houston hss d.sehfgel
= Mo = irEnailv tie prsailaatof he iate Of
~ a, Busis,.aa aeiei Vel 30 pisnpfiy
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