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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

A NEW WMSgLE--Thc New u Sun says 81
Sam Houston runs upon the d. la platform, 0ol
receives the Baltimore eudorscm. Mr.. Douglas ant
all his friends will give him CO al and hearty sup
port. Indeed, the bargain is u - made with The
New York delegation 10 brig ward Houston iol
President ard Richardson Of lnI's for Vice 'presi'
Ident. The ticket would swcei |he field. Houston
land Richardson would run u Prairie fire.
through the Northwestern aud tlwestcrn States -
81 correspondent Of the arshall Republican
thus writes about the prospeejf the Southern Pa
| cite Railroad
"The friends of the Southern lacifc Railroad have
no reason to be discougaged bIthe pl oceedings in
Congress The company has die resources to pro-
coed rapidly with the work, with in that event will
render more than 00,000Fth of subscriptions
available, and these with tlks 1901 600 to become
due under the Loan Bill, aftet5 miles are graded,
will place this great enterprise yond any contingent
cy of personal influence, and Eond any indspensa-
BILE necessity for COMPASSIONATE. The completion
of 20 additional miles by the January next, and
another 20 miles in process obstruction. will have
decided influence at the mel session of Congress,
and will effect what is of tr;lcendant Importance
that of rallying to the suppd of the company the
cordial feelings Of Texas, who munifcent grant
designed not only to advance + individual prosper
ity, but aid in binding togeth in closer embrace
the States Of our glorious conflcracy.
Respectfully c. S. TODD.
The Washington corresponPt of thes same paper
pays handsome compliment Senator Wigfall
"His speech was the finishik blow to Douglas, and
he pronounced very feeling hlogy, on the eminent
deceased squatter sovereign Mr. Wigfall has rs
sumed a very prominent potion in the councils of
the nation and has received fin the Southern Scna.
tors the complimentary soufquet of the modern
"John Randolph of the Settle. Judge Reagan L
happy to say, endorses the Ts delegation, in with
drawing from the Charleston Convention General
Hamilton is for Douglas and III be for several days.
as the "little adjutant" 4rton however partici-
pated in the Baltimore Wing Invention, he is bound
in honor 10 support Bell, tlFefore he will have to
lrop his Peoples candidate at home
The nomination at Baltimoe, meets no response
rom the opposition. 1t is chsdered fossiiised.-
Bell has been dead too long. rs cute one said the
ther day, "why didn't they bminate Choate, he has
My been dead year or so p?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
gJ- We publish, by request, the ballad of thi
popular song:


Come along, boys, come out in the fields,
The moon is bright and shines right cherily-
Ho, boys, for the days Of yore:
Bring along the girls, and we'll have merry time
Never mind the dew, but come along merrily-
Ho, boys, for the days of yore.
wish was in Dixie, 20 no, 20 no,
There is no land like Dixie all the wide world over
The land, the land where all the airs clover.
Nature, boys (kind goddess that she is)
Cares for us all, boys, tenderly. motherly-
Ho, boys, for the days of yore:
Our youth Aies fast, but memories last,
Then let us meet tonight right brotherly-
Ho, boys, for the days of yore.
wish was in Dixie, 20 no, 20 no,
There is no land like Dixie all the wide world over
The land, the land where all the airs were clover.
The locks grow white, but the heart keeps green
And blooms like flower, boys,type Of serenity
Ho, boys, for the days Of yorc
Then hand in hand, as in Dixie's land,
Dance again tonight, boys, meet with amenity--
Ho, boys, for tho days Of yore.
wish was in Dixie. 20 no, 70 no,
There is no land Ike Dixie all the wide xorldoyer
The land, the land, the happy land Of Dixie,
az ID, the land, the hanry lsnd II D'sic
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StraYel I!
Adnninistrator,s Notice.

FT'IIE undersigned having been appointed at the
l. May term 1860 Of the County Court Of Ellis
county, Texas, administrators Of the estate Of Isaac
W, Cunning, deeeased all persons holding claims
against said estate hereby notified to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law.
and those indebted to the same will please make
prompt payment.
NANCY DUNNING,
VALENTINE SEWER.
Waxabaehie Nav 30, lS60-i9:6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

say- An exchange paper says that the BELL Ticket
was cast without clapper." 1t must have been
tbouyb fear that il wopd tell its tale of weakness,
and alarm the country, if its true principles we're
made known. This Ticket, wanting in strength and
wanting in nerve to grappe with the great questions
of the times is issued without Platform ofestaosh-
ed and we'll defined principles. mere locker on
while the Democracy is engaged in q hand.to hand
frht With the arch enemy Of the country, the he5uo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
NJ. g. 9EcpNcmEie.
U. S. MAIL STAGE LINE

u. S. MAIL STAGE LINE.
From Dallas via .yollnsons station Fort
Worth and NVeatherford TO ISaIHnap-
Leaves Dallas and Beknnp on Mondays ND Thurs
DAVIS. at G O'Clock a. M, and arriyesat Dallas
and Belknap on Wednesday and Saturdays, at
6 O'clock p. M, connecting withthd Overland
Mail Route, at Belknap, and at DALLAS with
every part of the State.
j, W. Haynes, of Mckinney, havngitaken the
above mail contract, respectfully begs leae to inform
the travelling public that his route is nefor to none
in the State, in comfort or time, havilg procured
comfortable coaches. good stock, and carful drivers;
and the fare as cheap as by any other rate.
D. G. Haynes, Route Agent, is fullyauthorized to
transact business on my account
]. w. HAYNES, Proprietor.
Mckinney, Texas, June 9th, 1860 bO:H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
STRAYED.

ENR0M the subscriber, about the 25th Of last De-
l. cember, n pied Mare, blue and white, seven
years old, over is hands high, heavy made, has q
spot on the top of the head encirclng both and
differently colored from the rest of the body branded
s. D. on the left shoulder ready to foal in April or
May. will give $40 for her delivery to me, Sc zen
miles west of Dallas or any information thankfully
received. j. Z. REED.
Dallas Texas, May %. 1860. 4S-n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

M Latest accounts from the East, report that
Dalton Of the Crockett Printer recently shot in the
mouth by epperla, of the Argus, is recovering from
the effects of the wound. The circumstances con-
nected with this affair." additional proof that edi-
tors should be more cautious in the use Of language
and should as much possible, oschew all oilens'Te
personalities in their journals. The true dignity oil
Journalism is not maintained by such course but
tbe right of retaliation belongs to every man, when
assailed,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

Be5~ The Democracy of Fannin county, met on
Friday, the 5th Of June, with Col Ballard Bagby in
the chair. and B. F. Davidson as Secretary The
following resolutions were adopted
let That Congress has no power to abolish slavery
in the Territories
2nd That the Territorial Legislature has no pow
er 20 abolish slavery in any Territory to prevent
the introduction Of slavery therein, any power
to exclude slavery therefrom, any power to de-
trey or impair the right ofpropery in slaves by any
Legislation whatever.
Rssoived, That copy Of these revolutions be for
warted to the Hon. Caleb Cushing President of the
National Democratic Convention. and that they be
published in the Bonham Era. the Standard, the Par
i Press, Dallas Herald and State Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
hariment oirsEa. volun.asrs

Regiment ofIbNah Noiuutaefa
NAsnNGEoN, June SIN Che seasie yesteF-
day, the amendment 20 gae array Dlll, making the
necessary appropriations for regiment Of Texas
mounted volunteers, Was eoneurred in.
TnE NAVY PAY BILL A LAW,
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The President has
signed the navy pay bill, which recently passed
both Houses Of Congress, and 1t is consequently
now law, Ii increases the pay OF navy officers
about twenty-five per cent, on an average.
CONFERENCE on Tns MAIL sERyIog.
WASHINGTON, June 6--The COMMITTEES of con-
ference appointed to consider the differences OF
the two Houses respecting the mail service, is
composed of the following gentlemen
Those appointed by the Senate are, Messrs,
Pearee, Yulse aud Cameron,
The House appointed ON tho sams committee,
Messrs. Coliax, Washburn Of Maine, and Craw-
ford,
PACIFIC RAILWAY bill.
The select committee ON the Pacific Railway
held a meeting to-day ut which an amendment
was carried providing for the construction of the
road BY the Southern route, through the State OF
Texas via Ell Paso, and San Antonio.
A question arose whether tho friends OF tho
extreme Northern route could move the amend
ment in the House.
The Chairman said he would call for the pre-.
yious question, shutting oil all amendment and
debate,
This settled the question for the Southern
route,
A vote was then taken on reporting tho bill,
as amended, to the House, and. the proposition
was rejected.
ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC coSyESrIoS,-TH ACTION OF
TnR cnARLKsrOr DELEGATES ENDORSED.
MoNTGonERY, June 5.-The seceders at tho late
Charleston Convention have assembled in this
city for the purpose OF clectng delegates 10 Rich
mond. and accredited to Baltimore.
The attendance was large. After the organ
ization of the convention, the Committee on Bus
mess and Resolutions brought in their report
A resolution was passed instructing the Ala
hama delegates to withdraw from tho Baltimore
Convention, and meet in Riehmopd, ii the Char
lesion majority should fail to be adopted
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
5issslns The Dusoll---aad the Dutoi,Refu.ins

Vsseing the Dutch,-snd the Dutch Refusing
to be Rugged
y iiop @. sicicher declines being run for the
~ 4 State Treasurer by the Opposition party in
is de. This sns bold attempt to catch the
al. Mystical Germans - but NJ. sleieher.
Ti .nsibie rnap, refuses the use Of his mare.
ne ,eroers,ic candidate fsr Office, The Hon
sanaeipl,. tie present iaeunibeht,-is a man Of
arsfsiarits. and enc against rlun neth;ng
.,f l.s 40 FL. - SAIL Ii.s n 49, a..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

The ssfio-,saio gyagi0 Nth vAisA tie dls0TgAu-
hing IOustOn papers parade every little demonsira-
ton in favor Of Gen. Houston. il simply amusing
The late meeting in New York Was q tame concern
as far as il ssnt for Houston, and the aelOdramatic
interest attempted to be thrown around it, by his
fre,ds Lrings out the OiAsr meeting n'bold relief
The burlesque meeting nominated iieenai as an Of
SET TO the Houston nomination and the Washington
sis,es & Union says that the tone Of the Houston
meeting was intensely liberal, giving cheers and
shouts for Seward Lincoln. and Others, as yell asOr
Houston.
The faithful reporter Of tie New York Day Beck
Aus sketches the meeting, that the inisseneer slO-
rifles SO hugely
TnE IlOusTOS MEEnnG,
by the aid of q booming cannon, band oil
music, calcium lights, aud sky rockets, an as
sembly OF perhaps a thousand persons was con-
gregaied last night in Union square, TO nominate
Gen Sau Houston for the Presidency, A plat
form was erected in front Of the statue OF Wash
ing.On aud numerous small boys were on the
stand holding smoky torches, binding the eyes
OF the speakers, and obseuring the statue OF the
Father Of his Country,
Notwithstanding these drawbacks, ex-Mayor
Mickls managed TO uncover his head ana call
the meeting to order. lie proposed DR., Stephen
Ilasbrouck as President and as there was neither
a demonstration Of approval or ofopposition, the
Doct0r-who lisa whiteheaded, yenerable-iook'
ing gentleman-came forward and made a long
very long speech.
The names OF the Vice President and Secreta'
rics were next read, and most Of them seemed to
belong to adjacent counties.
Speeches were made by Clinton Roosevelt (who
thought not single act of Lineoln's life eptitled
him to nomination for the chief Office in the
gift of the people), DR.. llasbrouck (son OF the
President Of the meeting), d. ID. Atchison' D. n
Harris, of Texas, j, W. Bryce, OF this city Al
ter the speeches. Mr.. Duganne read song
Another meeting was organized on the opposite
side of the square, ut which burlesque speeches
were made by Mr.. 7. @. wittcnbcry, VIM Tuck
er, Mr.. Jacobs, and others. Mr.. Jacobs pro-
posed John Z. Hecnan for the Vice Presidency
IIeenan, Douglas, Seward Lincoln, and other
prominent individuals was done, and at late
hour both meeting adjourned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

RE- From the Trinity Advocate, We learn that
the Rev. Mr. Gregg, Bishop of the Diocese of Texas,
preached at Palestine few days ago. lie may DC
expected at this place in short time This dstin-
guished Divine is unremtting in the arduous duties
devolvpg upon him, and is determined to visit every
county in the State and to establish parishes wher
ever there is sufficient interest manifested to encour-
age him in the work. His eminent pety and pro-
found learning entie him to the respect and consd-
Grafton of every community.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
A. B. Palmer,
Us. ptatlon.
VIM. s. Sylvester Ream.


THE STATE OF TEXTS.
To the Sheriff of Dallas Count Greeting -
A Palmer, has filed in mybftice his petition
IA. against Sylvester and VIM keam, praying TO
recover of them the title to GO afes of land on OF
the West side of the Northeast, quarter of section
No. 10, Township No. 5, South Rnge No. ], East in
Dallas county, Texas. }k
This is, therefore, to commantyou to summon the
said VIM. and Sylvester Ream. hpubllcation, In the
Dallas Herald, for four weeksto appear before the
District Court of said county, p the 10Th Monday
after the Sd Monday in March 1860, to answer the
Plaintiffs petition. Herein f} not but have you
then and there this writ, shoYng how you nave exc
cuted the same. ,
Given under mi hand and the seal of
EsEaI\ said Conrt. this til 9TH Of June, 1850.
w. Ed. !. BROWDER, Clerk.
r. . hand June 9th 1850. Executed by or
W in tho nilns Herald for four
a ooa.;rs woois JAS. SHEPPARD,
sn.sw% Denue Sheriff D. Co. Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

Recommendations by the Opposition for At
torney General
The Naohodoches Chronicle recommends H. D
Walker as q suitable candidate to oppose the Demo
cratic nominee, Flournoy for the Office of Attorney
General, and makes the following remarks
H. is now one of the Reporters Of the supreme
Corrt, and has been highly eulogzed for tht care
ani skill which he has exhibited in the preparation
Of the reports lie is decided choice for Attorney
General and We believe him to be The choice Of the
State.
1t is now nearly or quite two years since mr. Walk
er received the appointment Of Reporter for the SUI
preme Court in the place of Mr.. Hnr''oy' deceased ;
but who has ever seen volume of his reportsF II
one has been issued, it has never found its way to
this country and serious want of it is felt by the
profession Mr.. Walker is a good lawyer and clev-
err gentleman, but he takes his own time to do his
work. lie must be acting upon the Horatian MAXIM
fcstina lente, and thinking that when It's done, it
were better we'll done than done quickly. If we are
incorrect about this matter, We are open to correc-
ton but we honestly think that two years should
be ample time in which he should do the work to which
he was detailed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

From the signs see, if Gen. Houston had been
united on at Baltimore, the fire would have used up
the Northern Democracy, before the Richmond and
Baltimore conventions meet. The fire has only been
dampened, however, Correspondence OF inc inteil'-
gencer.
So the truth is out, with vengeance, that Gen.
Houston would consume the Democracy. But it seems
the Baltimore consultation meeting" alias conven-
ton. has thrown wet blanket this fiery storm,
and the bosom of destruction is to be sad in its wild
career.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

peg The Austin Intelligencer publishes Houston
song, written in the measure and to the tune oil
&c Jordan am hard road to travel" The correspon-
dent must have been under prophetic inspiration, for
the old General will find Jordan hard road to travel
if he begins to journey that way.
We give specimen of the prophetic ehusion
hardened in the South and listened to Bell,
But really couldn't hear its humming,
For above it there was rising roar and SWELL
Oh, yes, suell certainly, of the mock heroic order
but the sueU bursted at the Baltimore Know Nothing
Convention, and is running yet, it seems'-aha On
the wrong track for the White House.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
The Overland Mail from, California arrived

The UVerlanu tIalI Ifuni1 1atIVIIi1 hFIfFeu
iegs ~ Wednesday, Only fve dave and seven
l.osss i,cm Pass u trirea Sc ssdbsws i2at,
u Carson Fsllsg. bsnr he ryraraiasfgs cum
1s.i.a u 200 Hssn uadsr iepE 0Enslly, rs a.
- ,e3 II ~ trBipka ~ the iriiaee .nd ~ *,
.tf,,..t "a star7e-f5 t,49as ~ kili-5 Is
u 5s5E d. gssa - =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

sgWe have seen the entire speech of Senator
wigfall, Published in the Congressional Globe. and
in next issue We viii give interesting extracts
from IT, The Washington Constitution thus eulOsires
tho eiHert
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

new paper is started At s4mpisr. casei TIE
Trin.sg ALLEY. edited 5 %. 4. Kirs4n. y lh.ksi
ia. /. ,pesr.oce. and - lgsf e hs5tps reads.
~ uf.sl Another Ger = iasf psE b rs q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

iHE gl4lssss-l u Asssl "a AsssTs A,.s. niagais Coz
Il 81 LeNisyille, ktntueky, AAnuiacarefs o. the
Ikentueky Harvester,
Reaper and Mover eomtile, Mohs faeut Lever power
Thrssr ana CeAner chis pien portable CiTeulaF
Saw Mill. sAnoTds SiTas Gutter, kcr &C,
Orders promptly attended immsiaisy ssssse
MnvOOa, Collin county, TsHas, May lsi, lseo-iiiy
, 1860-11-23
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE rs
ID sued by the Clerk Of the District Court In and for Pierce
County, Washington Territory, and 70 directed have
levied upon aud viii proceed TO sell according law, At the
House door IN the town Of steiaeoo IN said county,
on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of December, 1884, O'Clock
in The AhernOon the iolloWln3 described premlsest
AL certain lots tracts Of land, with the Improve
tnes thereon, and situated IN Fierce County, Washington
Territory, aud bounded and described follows 10 wits
Beginning HarrsOns southeast corner the border
lake. running west 500 rods 10 stake the praie
thence south il0 reds stake cumP of cottonwood
trees thence 800 rods ama lake and thence
lake 40 rods place Of beginning, containing O acres
more or less and known as Mineens Donation Claim.
AsoAn that certain lot parcel Of land situate in WASH
lngan Plains In the County Of Pierre and Territory Of WASH
lngton being south Of Mneehs land claim and commonly
called Mury RAy land claim, and bounded as follows, 70
vii;
beginning at stake near the middle Of dry lake, and
running thence ~ chains 10 stake; thence south 40
chains 70 stake the pralre few rods beyond white
oak that Ia marked thence east ~ chains to stake
thence north 20 chains to the place Of beginning, and
taning 100 less Together with all aud singular
the ,eneens heredtameuts and appurtenanees
belonging or In any wise arpertalning hereto.
Seized and taken Into execution the property Of Patrick
FOWLER and sucent thereof be sold 10 satisfy adg
ment Of orrclosure Of the said District Court September
term iscl In favor Of johnson Mukey plaintiff against Pat
lick Fowler amounting TO One Thousand One Hundred and
eight Dollars and four cents with Interest at The rate Of two
per cent per mouth from the 18th day af September, n
with taxed Fecn Dollars and y cents
EGBERT u. TUCKER
Sheriff Of Pierce County W.T.
siefaeoou, W. T., Oct t2th, 1867 9zi
, 1860-11-23
SHERIFFS SALE.

TlE VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE IS-
ID sued by the clerk Of the District Court aud for Fierce
County W. t. and TO directed, have levied upon aud
will proceed 10 sell according law, the Court House dor
In the town Of StelacOum in said County, SATURDAY
the ist day of Deeember s, O'Clock In the afternoon
the following described pFeulssa, % Wit;
The Undivided one-egi'h Of that piece parcel OF land
known Basklrks Donaon Claim. Solnhg BLISS addition
10 the town of siuaeno. IN said County Pierce Aisn
hat piece parcel of land known lot No. In Flock No.
ig aud particularly described the recorded plat Of
Bils,s addition % the of st,naeoou Aforesaid.
Rankn ana sncsnt terrcf u be sid 70 safv iadgfen
Nine Hundred and foriy hrce Daars and for;y
eenta win Interest Tie rate Of ten cent
fon ths ish day Of ssp'sbr sa, n favor Of wm. n.
Ral m pilnti against VIM o. RAnktn, detndsnt and
''' EaBERT ". TCcHEH.
ehera of fsfce county, ~.
slsiasoOm. ". 7, Oct Is, isSO. sli
, 1860-11-23

The Princess Alice Maude was to be publicly
betrOthed to Prince Louis, Of Hesse Darmstadt,
at Mayence, where the ceremony was to take
place in the presence Of Queen Victoria, and
with great poinp. The Princess was born on the
26th ol April, is43, and is in her 18th year
Her betroLhcd Is little over %.
, 1860-11-23

Day Of tuition, MONDAY; Ladies' aud Children the af.
Of the day For Ladies and Children, from
to O'Clock PM; aud for Gentlemen from to 10 Pm.
can do better without pupils than without money
therefore need come without the cash.
For further Information, apply at the Hall the day and
hours Of tuition. 286
, 1860-11-23

White, the defeated aspirant for the champion
ship of the Thames, was so chagrined at the
easy victory Of Chambers, that he hanged him-
self the next day afler his defeat.