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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18
A NrrHrw or Jupcr TAssY LYsc,

A NxpHrw OF JupGE TAsKY LYseHrD.-On
the 18th ult., band Of dozen men in Aus
tin, Texas, took from the hands of the sher.
iff prisoner on trial for murder, and killed
him, firing thirteen bullets into his body from
rev divers Ths murdered mans name was
fancy, and il il probable that he was insane.
The Austin nssulGencor says: fancy was fin
ished with balls to the number Of thirteen or
fourteen. About twenty five shots were fred
at him, and the parties then rushed to their
horses, which were tied close by, mounted
and made their escape. The sheriff, assisted
bp Messrs. Cullen, Norton, Hancock and 9TH
er citizens, arrested Parson Milton, T. Carp
erton and his son Reuben, and put them In
Jail. They have since been tried, and the
Parson bound over to the next term OF tho
District Court, in the sum Of SIS, 900, and the
son remanded to the county Jail TO await HE
trial. U. S. West, Esq, appeared as at.or-
nes for the State, by appointment Of Judge
Tir-el, and Shelley and Freeman for the de-
PENDANTS. fancy Was a nephew of Chief
Justice fancy, OF the United States Supreme
Court, young NAH, who bad become from
force OF circumstances, desperate and aban-
doned. He killed Clint. Edwards about two
years ago, and WAS strongly suspected of
having killed the old man, Jonn Edwards, re-
Gently; and it was upon writ obtsined BY
young Edwards and Parson Carperton, who
live on Onion Greek, that he was arrested
and brought to trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18

Nv There IL a great lack of Federal ofs
GERS 10 Utah just now. Why don't the
President appoint new batch ? Can il he
possible that he is reserving those places for
the defeated Democratic candidates for Pres.
ideas and Vios-Presidens and the retiring
Cablnetf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18

WARRINGTON, May 10.
The Japanese paid visit to- day to the
State Department. The House Committee
waited on the Embassy, extending an invita-
ton to visit the Capitol, but they declined
accepting at present, fixing no time for that
purpose, nor will they reply to municipal in-
svtations from New York and elsewhere be-
fore being received by the President. They
are particularlv ohaarvar,+ 80 a.:c:a.t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18

MORE bRAvEs.-A Georgian, Of ATLANTA.
U hage proportions, challenges Iieenan for
prize fight for $4,000, the affair to come
on tnis summer, south " Mason & Dixon,s
line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18

WAsHIsoros, May 10, 1850.
On motion of Morris of ILL.,, resolution
was adopted calling on the Postmaster Gen.
| eral to communicate to the House 40 early al
possible all the facts and circumstances rela.
tive to the defalcation of Postmaster Fowler.
In the Senate Mr.. Green from the Com.
| on Territories reported the House bill for
the admission of Kansas without recon
mendstion.
MIR. Hale offered resolution calling on
the Postmaster General for all the facts rel
alive TO tho defalcation of Postmaster Fow-
Ter. Adopted.
A REAsoSABLE IKrEaEscK. steamer
s., commanded by Capt. S., exploded several
years ago, with terrible effect, and burned to
the waters edge. Capt. 8. vas blown into
the air, slightng near . floating cotton bale,
upon which he foated uniniured, but much
blackened and muddsd. Arriving at q viii
lagc several miles below, to which news Of
the disaster had preceded him, he was accost-
ed BY the editor Of the village paper, with
whom be was we'll acquainted, and who was
eager for an item.
81 say, 10 the 8. blown up"
stYss.n Sm
"Was Capt. s.. killedp'
sfNo! am Capt. S."
"The thunder you are! How high we're
you blown"
"Iigh enough TO think Of every mean
thing ever did in my life, before came
down."
The editor started on . run to bis once;
the paper was about going to prsss, and not
wishing to omit the item OF Intelligence for
the next issue, two weeks of, wrote the fol-
lowing:
g. he steamer s. has burst her boiler, We
learn from Capt. s., who says be vas up
long enough to think of every mean thing he
ever did 10 his life before he lit. We sup
pose he was up about three mouths
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18

GV The eabinet, Congress and the rest Of
mankind at Washington City, are iost now
making great ado over three soora ga
eleven cniiud passons from Japan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18
X f. OK ITIx

THE DEs MoasKs VALLEY Vine 10 ubnshed
every Monday st this Office is one of the Oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended eircuia~
tion throughout the Les Noincs Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Nesterr Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIE subscriber has been appointed by the Great
L Western Coal and Oil Co Of Nevark OhIo
their sole agent in keokuk for the sale by he
package of their superior turning C,ai Oil. A
full stock in store at the lowest market yate
ANDREW J. WILKINSON.
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
MAydls aiain-st.. near 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-18

- - "OODD -
| BELOW USUAL PRICES |
w. 3. GERRING.
No. 81 Main-st.,
keekuk. Iowa,
NOW OFFERS
Very Low for Cash
ORGANIZES at aOcts., usual price 30s.
LAWNS at l0cts., usual price la0 l5cts.
LAWNS at scts,, usual price 20@a5cts.
SPRING DELAINEs 1910 Sets, usual
price 20@25cts,
FOULARD CHALLIES At 25cts., usual
prices 30035cts.
FEoUNGEB BAREGE ROBES,
oRGANDIE ROBES,
BLACK SILKS,
SPRING SILKS,
FOULARD SILKS;
FOULARD BAREGES,
POLL DE cHEvERs,
BAREGE ANGLAIs, (IN ROBES AND BY
THE YARD);
BALZOR1NEs,
BARATHEAs,
sae BLACK BERRGE,
INDIA GLACE CERETAs,
SUMNER vALLENCIAS.
SHAWLSvarious s,yles, Silk, Wooden, &c.
vosting, Pantaloon Stuffs,
TKEEDS LINENS, EAkKINs, h., for Men and
BoyF Summer Wear.
SUN UMBRELLAS, PARASOLs, sHA-
KERS, &C..
Together with full assortment Of
ri osiery. Gloves. Mott ons,
Foreign and Domestic
s TAPLE GO Cd =.
WALL PAPER
.1t.Ve,u York Cost!
10. 900 PIECES,
DE ALI PATTERNS AND STYLES,
Rrsm &C. 10 30 cas-. . RsiI,
FOR sALE FOR CASH By
WIN. B. GERKING,
~ MAIN-sTREET,
First Door Above AnAsrson,s Bank !.
April -. '60-dAw
II. =. TEN EXCX,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. 2D AND hAIN-sTs.,
LIRE. LAKE. MnvEW AND LIFE IN
l. SUkANdE promptly attended to ~ this Once.
Better and more InDsnsiTY can be given IT this
Agency than any other in this city and lsss trouble
after loss.
Emo Ins Co., Of Hartford, Conn, 81, 104. 100 ,01
Home Insuranee Company, Of Nep Fork, Last SIS
North Arsrtcsn In. Co., Hartford, C0Sn., SOC, eo0
City FIRE fnsnrance Co., Of NtC Hscen, no 6b3
PhGniE Fire insuranee Co., Of Nev Yovk, 2oo, 900
Lo1tHdrd Fire InsavaMce Co., NsU York. 36A Geo
Moniasx Ffre Insr,ases Co., Ne. YoyA, 300 100
Comneettcuf Mufual LIFE In. Co., Hartford 5000, 52s
DIX. J. w. BosD. Medical Examiner.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
7JTv1 ADVERTISEMENTS

See advert. &c nent Of town residence and farm
uesr Cedar springs, for sale, by Judge Nat. M. Bur-
fyid Beth these places ore very desirable to any
oae S.4Lias . locate
asg-we Invite attention TO the Business card Of
sIessrs. J. J. Lloyd & Co, Commission Merchants
Na,as,ta Depot. This isa relianle firm. and Is en-
dorsed bg our friends from the uYper country
f,y-Attention is oael to the Advertisement OF VAL
uable tracts Of baud fer sale, by H. G, Rannels --
These lands arc situated in Limestone, Dallas and
Ta.rant counties, in the midst Ct the most fertile and
productive portions of Texas, and convenient to the
proposed routes of two Railroads,
s.-see notice of the Morning Star Hotel, at Nav
psota. under the management of James holland. Our
friends stopping at the Depot will find this pleasant
md well furnished house. Call at the Morning Star
and enjoy its hospitality.
aay~We invite especial attention to the medical
card Of Dr. Shepard in to-days paper. He has ocat-
ed ut Trinity Mills, is an accomplished gentleman,
and rood physician. He deserves the patronage of
the public.
We beg to cali the attention Of those travelling
northwaYds, this Summer, to the advertisement, IN
another column, of the ST. Charles and ST. Louis Ho-
,es Both these establ shmeuts have been known for
years as the leading hotels in New orleans and as
The ST. Charles ia to be kept open during the SUMMER
we would especially call the attention of those pass
ing through New Orleans, on their way north' to the
fact that they can there get the best accommodation
to lie had in the South, with every convenience for
large or small families.
Flrru AVENUE IIoTEL-We invite the attention oil
those visiting New York; this Summer, to the adver-
tisenen Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, which was open
ed in August last, by Hitchcock, Darling Co. 1t
is acknowledged TO he the largest hotel in the worid'
and in point Of comfort, is exceed by none in the
United States The propretors have both lived many
Years in the South, Mr.. Hitchcock having been con-
nected with the st, Charles Hotel, in New Orleans
and Mr.. Darling with the Battle House, in Mobile
therefore the hotel may be regarded almost exclu-
svely Southern House, where Southern men and
gouthern families may be sure to find plenty of room
with the best Of attention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

TnE HAPrIEsr RASCAL USHuNd.-rhe ION Mr.
Hickman Of Pennsylvania, who has been spelling for
want Of thrnshing; who has been inviting castiga-
ton for many days and weeks; who has been signing
to he Kicked who has been aspiring to the crown OF
mariyrdom; who has been oayorting generally and
been particularly fond of informing tho world at
large with what ease and pleasure the powerful
North. zone Of whom he Is which," would "chaw
up" the weak and dasarlly South. commencing with
the timlA aud cowardy virgipians, this amiable and
Don Quixoe looking person has Mt last had his face
struck with n switch, by Mr. Edmonson, of Virginia
He is live Martyr. lie will have otAtons, yea tri,
umphs. and dcputations of Quaker females and
s,rone minded women will crate TO him, n second
sumner Hickman would not take five hundred dol
lars for that switch the face given him gratis by
that .ferocons Southerner" SO says the Whining
ton AZ T. LnnrnnI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

RKFuBuIcAS PuRnr.-Ths following f,ets are
their own best commentary The Republican State
Treasurers Of Maine stole Si00,0Jo OF the peoples
money, aud applied $50, 700 Of i TO bribery - the
eleetions-by that means eleeilng Daniel Il somes
and Ezra d French, couple Of ''pura Republic
cans" 10 Congress, by small majores, from tho
first and thhd districts Of Mane' Bribery and cor
ruption alone elected these men-and bribery with
stolen money. too, The Republican State Treasurer
Of Michigan is another punderer OF the peoples
money 10 the tune Of sil0.i9s,75. In Massaohu-
sets the Republican Liquor agent Is proved to se
cheat, aud he too has "extended' to the tune OF
sa0O, 900. And one OF the Republican State sena-
tors in the same state-Prye. OF worceser--has
just been compelled 70 resign his scat by Inc alseoSey
show that the -purty and reform" OF the kepnol-
can leaders is mere hypOcrt!eal
more.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

R-From the Standard Extra, of Feb. both, we
learn that the iron Tor the first % miles Of the Men,
phis & II Paso Railroad is contracted for, and en-
route for its destination; also locomotive hand-cars
&c.
We congratulate the citizens Of the upper country
upon such an event, and hope that they will realize
unbounded prosperity from the enterprise Should
the respective companies Of the Central and the
Memphis Roads form = junction. Il viii bring. the
wheat crops Of the Red River counties in direct
nerion With the great Southern Markets from CAL
weston 70 Harabna nud Rio JaBsrio, long before the
crops Of TIE Northern STATES are harvested. A bril-
liant future awaits Northern Texas. when her mex
haastiSie resources are fully Developed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

81 Geo. W. Paschal has left the editorial depart
ment Of the Southern Inteigencer, and A. b. Nor
ton. Of the Fort Worth Chief, has taken his place
Judge Pssehal was vigorous writer, and good law
YER, but terribly mystifsd about politics We re-
grit his withdrawal from the fraternity. but wish
hin ~ uch success in his profession.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

NJ We hear that the two Abolitionsis, Blount
and Mckinney, rno made themselves 50 obnoxious to
The people Of Dalas last Summer, and were summa-
riy expelled from the country have petitioned the
legislatures Of Iowa and Wisconsin, and demand re-
drsss from the State of Texas. If they win return
ia Propria persoaz. and behave they did before,
they vii be ye-5fs ssed, and no mistake
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

- IL. san. day was. a gala-day for. the good
"a. ~ t,-. worfh,-. The corner stone Of the new
-, Hons. a.. aid zi,lr appropriate Masonic hon
=. ,,e,g - & rsrsiii5a Of Col J. G. Mccoy. D.
d Mfsf ~ ~ Distfiss % which occasion Oures-
ss,tesi ~ ;siasn Cot J.: NJ Crockett oe'i'erea
...s.,,ss .s.sisn The ez<5ing sl6ssd vim SPLEEN
- y :, - he fsir isditz a1d gallant gentle.
< -, 'an5i,e country entertained each
e 4. s.. sd>n ~ tls approach q sabbath
~, -. + "A ss<sz home 20 dream ssey the
- I. .s '.>.sr<< q =. d.ne, >s1|5,' 's'''r''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
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NOT 4 O. H..

TIME Directors of the g Dallas County Agriculture
l. al & Mechanical Associations" will meet at tho
Court House in the town of Dallas, on Monday, tho
I'd day of April next for The purpose of apportonng
premiums for the coming Fair making arrangements
for the further improvement of the Fair Grounds,
and other important business pertaining othe Asso-
citation lu attendance of the Directors is request
ed. ....s..q.. JNO. Y. McCUf, Cor, sec;
March. It'll, 1860. " tn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

cs9 We arc pleased to see the Bonham Era endors-
ing our position in regard to the junction of the
Memphis and Fl Paso Road with the Central, at this
pont Such iuncture would materially aid the
richest agricultural portion of the stae and would
not interfere with the extension Of any road to the
Vest.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

SPECIAL NOTICE.. W. JOHNSON. ESQ, Of
Kaufman Texas, is fully authorized to solicit "dyer-
Elements and inscriptions for the Dallas Herald III
New Orleans s1i other cities. md TO receive ana re-
rsint Cor INV m lney due this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
NOTICE.

nURING our temporary absence, Samuel J. Jones
~ Esq, will attend to all business for Nicholson y
Ferris, ut Dallas and L. j. Stroup, ESQ.,, for Ferris
& Nicholson, ut Wnxahachie. These gentlemen have
been in our Office for twelve months, and are fully
authorized to receive and attend al business-ex-
ecute receipts, &C., for the above FIRMS and for us
also ns individuals. L. P. hICHOLSONl
j. W. FERRIS.
March 18th, 1860. 372
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

D6s- The Tyler Reporter, amongst other Interest,"
ing items Of news. gives the details Of the pesenta
ton Of elegant Flag to the Tyler Gnards BY Miss
Rebscca wadsworth. The presentation speech vas
most ehsss and fecitsus in style, and the reply ei
Col Chiffon was characteristic Of the gallsnt gentle
unr.
The Reporter c,nfars 81 excs1ien, ienier on rail-
roads, in which TIE 9oath<rr Paoifo fosd is styled
re Great S1tion<l Hish@s{, e vel = powerful
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

De" We are Pleased to see that distinguished
Representatives in Congress alive to the impor-
lance of having our frontier protected. With such
delegation Texas need not fear that her interests will
be neglected We are happy to note the action Of
Senator Wigfall On the Mexican question He has
already fulfilled the highest expectations Of his
friends, as able and fearless debater, and as a
firm and undaunted guardian of the rights and hon
of his State. In the Senate the 9th February
Mr.. Wigll introduced joint resolution requesting
the President to call out the regiment of Texan vol
unteers authorized by the act of 1858. He explained
that this necessary to protect the frontier of
Texas from the ravages of Cortinas' banditti, who
have desoated the country along the Rio Grande,
from the mouth TO 100 miles above. Such course
at such tine cannot fail to render him one Of the
most popular in the State; for, promptness of
ton and great personal bravery, coupled with
mandng intellect make the possessor the truly great
man. who can hold the affections of the people, while
he serves them faithfully.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
NEW ADvE RTTsEMENTs
LNND FObe SALE.

TIVE following tracts of land are offered for sale
l. title fully guaranteed.
5000 ACRES. granted to d. N. Burke by as
HlOU signee b. + Smith, situateiin Limestone
county, on Big creek.
- 90 ACRES, granted to j. Gordon by assignee
sbGU Hiram G. Runnels, situated in Dallas CO.,
on Cedar Bluff creek
0OA ACRES, granted to John D. McLord by as-
eoAO signee Hiram G. Runnels, situated on south
Cedar Bluff creek
O@R ACRES, granted to H. Ode Tor Henry
eDGV 0dill,) by assignee Hiram G. Runnels, sit
mated ON South Cedar Bluff creek, in Tarrant co.
RlA ACRES, granted to J. Bridgeman by as
OAU signee, situated on South Cellar BLUM creek
larrant county
Lynchbury, Harris county, Texas ~ 3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

SAVE MN FROM MS ADnIRERs.--The Tribune, and
the National Era. both leading Black Republican
journals endorse in toto, the late message Of Gov
Houston, Such endorsement, We are confident, Is as
lslaselul to Gen IIOastop to any other Southern
laan and would be sorry % any paper published
IN the South rejolsng over it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14
Residence and Farml for sale.

wish To sell ~ residence in the town fEE.stglGS
Of Dallas also iuy farm, two miles .!ss.agA
north of the Cedar Springs. 1--WE miles from DALLAS
My residence is one Of the hasomest and best I'M
proved places in town IL
Nv farm consists Of THREE HUNDRED ACRES of
rich prairie, and FIErY ACRES OF as good timber as
any in Dallas County. There arc about FORTY
FIVE ACRES on the firm IN A HIGH STATE OF
CULTIVATION. Both or either Of these placed VIII
DO soil on the most accommodating terms.
NAT. NJ. BURF0RG.
Mnrrh 1Ath 1860 BIN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

1t is said that Senator Wgfals bill appropriating
81, 900 for regiment of Texas Rangers, will
pass GaireSton Nc,ps.
We are glad to see that Wigfa is not unmindful of
our suffering frontier Amidst the turmoil and excite
ment of Washington life, he finds time to devise means
for the protection of the large and respectable portion
of our State that are this day and hour liable to be
attacked by blood thirsty savages and their lives and
property endangered Should thislarge appropriation
pass, and Regiment of Rangers be called out, the
State Of Texas will be relieved Of heavy expense,
and the 100000 appropriated by our Legislature
for frontier protection, become unnecessary for the
purpose for which it designed. Our present del
egaton in Congress enertans sicky sentmeDtality
for these denizens Of the wilderness hut are men
upon whose well tutored minds the fancifu and poet
zeal suffering of the poor Indian" will fall as the
idle wind upon the unyelding rock
The Geographic dispatch says that the bill will pass
both houses and for the sake of suffering humanity
we hope it may.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

County OF KAUFMAN. (
DISTRICT COURT, SPRING TERM, A. D., 1860.
CYNTHIA HAMMOND, Plf.
O. p. HAMMOND. Def n sg'
To the Sheriff Of Kaufman County, Grceting:.-
tSy HEREAS Cynthia Hammond has filed in
Wv INV Office her petition alleging in substance
as follows Ihc said CYNTHIA Hammond, now
resident of Kaurman County, State of Texas,
was. on or about the 18th of March, 1856, law I
.tuly married to o. P. rmmond:-Pettioner al
leges that she treated her said husband, U. p.
Hammond kindly and affectonately as she was
bound hy her marriage VOWS, and in all respects
performed the duties of faithful wife until the
iall of the said year 1856, when, without her
knowledge or consent and without any cause on
her part, on a certain night. about the time last
aforesaid, defendant suddenly abandoned plain
tiff s he'd and board, seizing and carrynga horse.
the property OF Mary Ramsey, and 500 in mon
ey, belonging to estate OF paintiu motner.-
Plaintiff AYERS that defendant made no provision
for her support, and that she has not heard Of
him. though he has been gone more than three
We RS Plaintiff prays- (having made affidavit
that defendants residence is unknown)-that the
said defendant be cited, according to law, to an
swer this pettion-and that the bonds OF matri-
mony between her and defendant may be dissolv-
sd--s,nd you are therefore, hereby commanded
that you summon said o. Hammond, by hav-
ing this wish published in the Dallas Herald"
a newspaper published in. the town OF Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas, and the nearest county to
Kaufman county for four successive weeks, to
personally appear before the District Court OF
kaufman county, at the next term thereof. to %
holden at the Court House, in the town Of kauf-
man, on the llth Monday after the LIST Monday
in March. 1860, then and there to answer plain
tiff-s petition, Of which the foregoing is an aor
stract Herein fail not, &c,
Witness: J. 7. Rayel. Clerk Of the Dis
SEAL \ trict Court Of Kaufman County Given
\Z0IJ under my hand and seal of office at haui-
man, this 9th day of March, A. D; lsoo;
1850 - J. I. RAYEL, Clerk.
Issued 9th March, 1860. ~
j. T. NAVEL,
1a CLERK d. c. X. C. TEXAS.
Recessed ID osIss ss no same day issued and
executed by having this citation published in The
Dallas Herald. newspaper published IN tho
town OF Dallas. Dallas county, Texas, ior tour
successive weeks
o. P. Hammond win take notice Of the above
and attend accordingly.
March 9th, 1860.
s. o. GIBBS,
SzzrU OF KzrfxsS Co lrxAs,
...< n -. 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

~ The Echo is the name of spicy little sheet
published at sbeIbvvilie, Shelby county Teres. by
NJ. L. Mccormick. with the iss I'D z ~ l'f
Union Of the s,ates-dissinct, the bilcwsone. as
the sea -
II gives the Herald passing notice but for the
life Of us, we cannot tell whether intendeds com
pliment or not. We eish il much succe4, and that
Il NAY, ike is unfor4unass protonym. the attendant
n Juno. ever rstsin ;ts voice. and tha ve;7s raised
a defense II pcncrr.cy Il al eIse zr a'a b lot
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

BE- The spirit of improvement seems to be pre-
vaing just now in our town. Several new merchants
design commencing business, and several new build
ings are being erected around the Square. In few
years we will have the most beautiful plaza and town
in Texas.
We are pleased to hear that the town Of Mckinney
is rapidly improving The design for their new Court
House, we, hear. is admirable one.
The town of Kaufman, situated in Of the best
counties in the State is not behind in improvements
We hear atterng accounts of it, and wish its amisbe
citizens much success and prosperity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

Now Mr., .ierAid jus, Keep your shirt on until our
regular editor returns. We are confident that he
has some particular thunder laid by for your
peeial beneit-.ussssn9er,
Heaven defend Us from the sOr, he can make.-
Better 'ihundsr" against the wind.Or all the good
it will DO him.