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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAkEN t'ple flluss A. N,lian,s, sRi ostrlvei lasTe
'uirs feWnts, l-si' "a if''an'i Ao ane BLACK OXEN
Esis CIT maflis rrop ana fsn sli A. rh ssF; az
i,Taiss IA slA inr WHITE sni MArH spl,ohl.En az
yaTs el H-lkrfi uigieT hlf rup ia lia night and
sI,lii n ~ laiii.rs sElFai,trl AZ 5ls. =
'fAkEA i'rig a. A. ssnassY, e'i e-i- i.far,, John
S'Fls,k 81, u igel Inst Nee M Mt'k 'TEfiis, one
a iAnk L,atNA u,s iAsi eIup il.aVHh lni sih Ia the
isi All rls'frliaf eIP In ie la 81 40 10 eye
hr,aie uH The IN hnu Ger 81 SlaH'sh isani, ur :
er- oli thf 0ihHT hAhk hliAWA, hL Wliie lrk ~
A,srs oli uTifl uVTrr l rrHp thr ult amt Urper
ial enpp gni unieTlttn ihr ia saFi aIIu-el ~ slh
tine MELLOW kuAA STEER az Neag- odd mart,.i ui-
der hall crop IN the len fari appraised a-shL Al,n uue
"a MliAAk MARI ilaei mln and al leaTs "t last
r. Irusi afTrGeHl "a 80,
'TAkiN M IN Miilam llaey snl G-trYei l1fnre a.
itati i-i, n rIein No s. one BROWN rANlali huT-e
ls ne N.iT, old nii, Saddle mark, iHu lP InuTi tn-
s,Ilgr The lgn shoulder; appraised s7n, A,-' uur
IRON G.IN fllN sem old as 0IUus usih suur ssdlo
IlaIh51 appraised 30 So. -
~ H. MASri,N, ,l'f C.rR.rr
~ ir- ", Laws, DsPEiy,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
MARRIED,

On Thursday morning, 9th inst, by the Rev. WIN.
A. HuGnEs, MIR. PHILIP A. WYNN, and Miss MA
nY .. SMITH, all of Dallas county.
The Printers fee, in the shape Of q slice Of the
brides cake, is duly acknowledged. with tho above
notice, and We wish the happy couple many long
years of unalloyed happiness in their welded life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
Land ior sale nj one Dollar per
Acre.

U'IIE undersigned, residing three miles West Of
\ Gainesville. In Cook county. oilers TO sell 2ioo
Actes OF Good Land, situated on the waters Of
pry Fork aud Little Him, 10 miles Northwest Of
Gsluesyille, at one dollar per acre. lie wishes
to make a sale by or before the lst 81 February,
JOHN L, ROSS,
Gainesville, Jan. 6. ls6O.-29;sw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18

Re- Trinity river has risen six or eight feet IN the
last los days, and is nov tTusslay) slowly rising
This eshet is the result Of the rapid melting Of the
aoV md Toe that covered the earth to the depth OF one
or two inches last week, The sleet was very heavy
hut IL, cold not so severe as few weeks previous
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
Notice TO Mechanics and EeriCfs
FIaSOgsS.

rJNHOsE wishing to undertake the building of
L Courthouse i'll the town OF Mckinney, county OF
Collin, ffty by sixty feet two stories high are invt
ed 10 forward to the undersigned, Chief Justice of
said county plans and specifications for said building
of wood or brick and the probable cost of each. If
of brick, it must be remembered that they cannot be
made out of this SOIL to stand the weather, with
out cemenng the walls, to keep the brick froh being
exposed TO the winters rain and freezes.
The county court designs letting out the contract
for said binding some time next spring. and any plans
or specifications furnished said chief justice must be
gratuitous as no consideration will be paid for the
same. Ali plans or specification must be forwarded
by the first day of February next
J. J. HARRISON,
Chicf Justice Collin Cy.
Mckinney, Tex, Oct. 9th 1859. t1S;5m.]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
}tLLlS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND ME.
CNANYChL ASSOCIATION,

NOTIN'EI.
The next meeting of the Association will be held on
Any FIRST Monday in March, 1860
looks for stock will be kept open at the Office of the
Recording Secretary until that time After that,
YOU may be told L" stand from under"
JNO. NJ CROCKETT, Rec Sec'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
DIED.

On Monday, the Goth of Dec. 1859, GEORGE
WILLIAM, infant and only child Of GEO. b. and
Mary GUESS, aged one year, three months and four
days.
In Dallas, 18th inst, of Scarlet Fever, MARY ANN
GOEDALINE, infant daughter of William and En-
malne Potter, aged 10 months
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18

AToTICE-Is hereby given that Bounty Land
N Warrant. No IS 4e3 issued 10 me by the u s
csmnissioner OF Pensions on the 18th day Of March,
1880 is lost or misaid and that viii Apply 70 the
r,a,,s;oner II Pensions for 81 duplicate of said var
- WILLIAM II WILSON.
kaufman. DECEMBER @, lss.l-- q 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
DISSOLUTION.

THE Law-partnership heretofore existing beiEeel
undersigned is this day dissolved by Limitation
Persons owing US can settle With either member o
ihe late firm q. 4, EYERTS,
W, T. q, WEAVER,
Ian. LIST, lsf0-20Im
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
EHDgs SALE.
AltE3sis,TSlratol.'s Nugicc.

T ETFERS Of Administration upor 'ue es'}to
a. of Elan Bryson deceased, Lowing boon
granted to the undersigned, by the Co., County
Court Of Ellis county, at its Nove"l'r form
1880 this is therefore to notify al persons
having claims against said estate TO Irasan, them
within the time pres ribbed by law, Qr saey WI.
be barred. JOSEPH MI "I-'-
Dee % 1850 -0G.6t. AdDyl iStrgirr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18

&c ID observation chat there arc more SUI
Erers from debility, among Americans than cam be found
among any other civilized nation The reason is oYons
m e too little exercise, and forget the wants of the body
M The absorbing pursuits of business. In all sucf cases
ordinary medicines do little good What is required is
lust such tonic and mygorator as Dr. j. Hostetter has
gwen to the world, in his CELEBRATED "BlTTEkS' =
The weak and nervous denizen OF the counnghouse' the
axis sted toler upon the shopboaf and the Frustrated
student of the midnight lamp have found wonderful re-
gene orn the "BIrrERs and prefer to more pfeenols
st ss eicacious medicines. But should not be forgot
ton Inst the agent which magical in its influence upon
q raiae which is merely deblitated equally powerful in
nature expe the most terrible forms of disease
Who will not give it trial
sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere and
nv W. w. Peak & Co. Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18

TINE undersigned has just reached this section of
l. State with 100 head of fine thoroughbred Cots
void and Nerno Sheep selected from the best tocks
to be found in the State of Kentucky, by himself,
which he offers for sale. Some Of these sheep, on
leaving Kentucky weighed over 800 lbs and clipped
fl ON y to 20 lbs of wool. Persons wishing to pur-
chase really fine Sheep for crossing will lind 1t to
their interest to call and examine this flock. They
NAV be seen near the farm of Mr. Lewis Shirley, in
Collin county.
[ have also for sale seven head of thorough bred
Durham Cutie, that have been in this State since
last winter, and thoroughly acclimated and in fine
condition, which will be sold at reasonable prices
Address the undersigned at Mckinney Collin co.
Nov % l859-2l:3mo. VIM. II. JONES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
Lest Certificate.

Have lost the unconditional headr'Sh' cg9"'G''1
of San7ttcl McCouckin, issued by the Bo1rl vi
Land Commissioners for Bowie County, 1oH1s, ~ h1
July tenn lsi5, for $40 of land, i.h al,s, ~.
1873. Unless found within the time prescribed ,y
law, shall apply to the proper departwent i1r dn-
nlicnte. $. +. tEWGI.
Dnllas County, Nov. : 1s59-2l:ot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.AysAux AMATEURS As guardians of the public health,
il is our agreeable duty 70 notify our patrons of every dis
Jo,ery in the mcdca world which is calculated to relieve
and cure the various forms of sickness and disease which at
,,-ss rayogc portions of our country. As protection
,,. n attack and us II means of the ST. NICHOLAS
SroNAcn BITTERs unparalleled in the following danger
Gus naladies: Fux, Yellow Fever Dyscntey, Feier and
Aguc Chhoera shp-Feyer, Diorro, Typhoid Fever Bill
ions Fever Cholera Morbis and sickness of more mid
and less malignant character such Biousness Cramps,
sudden attacks of Vomiting, Headaches Looseness Of the
Bowels, Rush of Blood to the Head, Dumb Agnet Chs and
Tcyrr Rhumosm, and Neuralgia They Will also iortiy
the lmach against the ction of any poisonous OF maari-
,,us elements inhaled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
THE STATE OF TEXAS, }

TIESTATE OF TEXAS,
County OF DAttAs. NH, c-..,.o.
To any LAWFUL officer Of said comfy Grecf'ns;
xTOIJ are hereby commanded to summon Clark
4 Grimmett, by publication in the Dallas Her
aid for three successive weeks, to he and appear
before me, JArEs N. Smru, Justice of the Peace
in and for Dallas county, precint No. l, at nv
Office, on the 2Sth day of January, a. D. eighteen
hundred and sixty, between the hours of ten o.
clock A. NJ. and two o'clock p. NJ. of said day,
to answer the complaint of j. 2. a. Selvidge, on
a plea of debt due by account for 50.
Fail not, and due return make as the law di-
reefs Given under my hand, this Sd day OF JAN
narv A. d. 1850. JAS. N. SMITH,
Justice Of lhc Peace.
Came to hand January 4th $3.50.
w. CARTER, Sheriff.
27:st-Printer's Fee 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
presslers New Map of Texas.

ar these spls ndii Compiled ny Aheties W.
p . Chisf Draus q u ,sners Land once al aus
a. ualy oolorsi and GA roleFs d1slsnei sAlaessss W
- NJ ans ami Offices sale al lhe iitratd oi-
nc PToe IS 90, Cast, II Is Admitted g All that shs : ss
nasi net map II Texas eN,F laAlsisl le'ss sNns ~
.l,tilt all early, as tlrTe arr lai irs - haih'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
e,cgxcnxic Institute.

U'UE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
| on the first Monday of October next, and continue
h,rty weeks muller the snpcrincnlUncc Of Rev y W. T. Me-
KyIIr assisted by full corps Of experienced Teachers ING
uIIpgs are large aud pleasant aud laboratory well supplied
with apparatus The two Departments Of this Academy VIII b.
entirely distinct. 49, -, r.
CHARGE for Board Tuition Room Rent, Washing, etc., for
session of forty weeks $500. 49,.
Esish Department, II paid Utclosc N'lu w
Do no II MT paid at close - W. W.
Lngua or Mathematical Department, paid ut cosr, Si1u wv
do Ia DO not paid Mt close, Sl4i 90
NJ m pi,,o Fort. viii, use or Instrument $50 on
,'lG W Wv - ,,, am mel, stn,,nt ~ %
Ten pcr cent allowed all advance payments Pupils chrg-
al amer The first mouth from time Of entrance, anu dc!uc
ion will I've made under any circumstances, eNc, or pvc'
licences August %, lsjSy-o;ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
Az KAUFMAN

nLD BONfFAEE is himself aE''li :
~ having removed to the old stand, aas.t- ffT1J25
mated BIZ tic sign OF "TIIE & III" t,DhGa
MOI SEP is at al times ready to mf:s''ri Es.2'E
TO the hungry caas of the public gencr'v, and 'nc
trn,clrl in nnlficnlrr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18

40 SHtcfP EsdsNtEA,
AVFNG made arran seaents siih houses ia SeH
I ] York aal Bostoa. an prepared ether 20 buy
roc or take i for shipment, to either Of the abose
rss-ei markets. OWnsrs sheep VIII fnd it greatly
fs fileir alvautacr % uiFs cali hefFp en-ag n
tae;r we'd ctiierSi-c HERMAN HlKSB.
~ tSaff s lyeariIso4's f9rsrr 81 rds
Is5izs. July =. is5e--i.W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
ENIGrIr an. Beef. /,

CEALED proposals for furnishing 8uar ijr De-
- troops at Fort Cobb, c. NJ. for yegv, n.. De
receive this Office until the 2Oih Gay n january
1860 The -four to he of the beet mcrcl HI'ic nuali
ty, and to be furnished monthly il eack, % iHI
pounds each, 1900 pounds etch month, 70 ho IN
creased or decreased one half by one ru'n'hS prey
Gus notice from the Commissary.
\ L so
Sealed proposals for furnishing the troops 1T ,vit
Cobb with fresh beef for year, vii te received
at the came time and place. The Beet 30 be Of gs'I
understandable quality and delivered il such tg-8tI-
ties as the CommiSsary may require excas.'s q; ne-;
and shanks, aud issued if furnished tlyH DO price
of IA cents per pound FIVE days in .e rgs..
All proposals to he directed 70 the a. -T, Ass-aot
Commissary at Fort Cobb, C. n, aad ruaTst'i Pro-
rosals for furn shing Flour or Beef
Bouham and Sherman PaFsFs please 10 and snui
bill and papers TO this Ofllee.
Office Acting Assistant Coasnissary 81 Subsistence
D. s. STANLEY, LIST Lieutenant Is tavlry
A-t C.S
Fort Colh. c. y Oct. - 1889 T9,d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
SCHOLASTIC.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
MALE DEPARTMENT.,

BAlLUR UNIV ERNlIl.
MALE DEPARTMENT.,
Rev, Run g hssoR A. H. President and Preseason 81
aneigni ami sleinsh lsn-ugses-
H. q r. Wsllte A, ~, iuG II Natural Science aa the
FTenrh isngu8ae-
lls, lhenn n Hulesoa NJ, P'Of II hentaisnd Nor
4 Philosophy ani Itllrs l-iinrs-
Mr. a, II, Leland, A, H. lTuf 81 Mathematics and AsiFo'
Ony. ~
Iouis Fanse, A. NJ Prot Of GeHnan Language and Iii
eTsiutp-
30 ). L. Smith iunrIa 81 PIel0rgloIy psl1'une'I
Mtn, n. Lung, IutuT
Law DEPARTMENT.
lhbEL--uli,i
lion r. T. Whe,lfr ilof. u. D.. u, l-illgg,
MM. r. Rogers, l.s,Ir john fFNirs I'll.
Tlis Institution d, n nour-hus r'niluul, -iIueni
arc reported tie ist Ciilogle Tho trul' dsrll ni
hlthnf ihe University, nIo al un-ug. --'1 'p lH you've
lu-uutinn in Ameuoa,
Ihitun ~ primary del9Hlut No, a. 'N9 !'Ff
tullesr, ah'
Literary ami Incidental fe, hw
lir NJ in supi lIUlle- a flum tlnil tls month
Tile Literary Department cuWnrurr- VNtr'sr- On TIC
1T "l felauals al lu lAW Department GA I'll" l'h o'
june,
Fur HWtleT pariirlirs, Catalogue, or atlr rf,'
dent W'liS a. hURLESuN or Hon u, T. VIII ElEH'
Independents, f"Aus, thi ~ lhs'-l'tlA,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18

THE STATE OF TEYAS}
ELLIS County,
To the Sheriff Of said Comfy or any Mtgfut c6tcer
to execute and return Greeting:
NOU are hereby commanded to summon E. Il.
4 Taylor, by publication for three successive
weeks, in the nearest newspaper to SAID county ;
to be and appear before me the undersigned JUS
tice of the Peace, at my Office in tho town OF
Telico at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the first Saturday
the day of February 1860 to answer the COM
complaint of A. D. Masse, in plea of debt due
by account for one hundred dollars.
Herein fail not and due return make to me at
my Office as the law requires certifying your ac-
ton thereon. Given under my hand December
Oath 1859.
WIN Z. MURPHY,
Justice Of The Peace, Ellis Co., Precinct No.
l do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy of the original writ to me directed, this
January Sd 1860.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Ellis co.
Issued Dec the oath 1859
VIM. E. MURPHY, j. p.
Came to hand January Sd 1860, and executed
same day by mailing u certified copy of this writ
to the Dallas Herald .or publication.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Eds co.
3S:3t-Print. Fee 6$
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
'Hto blhtNSts 'hc =.
Overland YEasE g. 0sssc

At Sherman, from
st. A0v.s 10 $an Era ssCiaCG.
:. o. GIBBS, Proprietor,
E,rrr,o-, sc,.n,nhnr IS5u -tI.jS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-18
ALSO
20 sIlsrr, EeaiNers.

rort Colh. c. \, o.. . 1859 I9-,i.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

- We regret u state that our esteemed
friend and ncShbor pr A. 3 JoussoS len on
Tuesday morning with his family for Paris, La
mar county. Texas, which he. intends making
his future rc,idcnec. A. gentleman and a
physician he haa maintained for ten years, IN this
community. an eaviabc reputation. Through
out that period he has received an extensive
practice, which Ind not diminished up to the
time he announced his intention to leave as
We wcald say to our Paris friends that they
win ind Dr.. johnson pubic spirited citizen
foremost In every socd work. and physician n
talent and experience. In common with M
sesous fFienk. We regret his departure, and
jei. With them in tho hope that prosperity nay
atteud lin aD,i irir Mn,iiy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

The Bolton Den CORA. Of the It'll, has a
letter OF the 7lh. from John Calbaugh. at
saado; says the effects .! the severe
summer drouth ARE still visible in Burle.
son and Washington counties, IN the alb.
s'ncc Of grass for the cattle. About 49,.
900 head have been driven lately from
the west OF Burlcson county, in search Of
grass range, and many more are being
got together, to drive. The stock raisers
have IN view the northern counties, where
the grass is abundant. Tic post oaE
mast N Bnrleson and Washington conn.
ties, Mr.. G. says, is entirely ruined and
he Tears the hogs will suffer during the
coming winter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

GEy ,lorsros's ScHEuE.--A letter from
Columbia, 5. c., dated the 18th inst,
says:
There ia a strange rnnor ailoat here,
and as Il is beginning 90 be talked Of
generally, will relate it To you 1t is
to the effect that Gen Sam Houston, Of
Tcxas. is about embarkIng again ON TIE
sea Of excitement. Reliable persons as.
scrt that he IL busy at work in Texas.
getting up fcrmcnt that will finally
overthrow aud take possession of the
Republic Of Mexico, cnt il up into SOW.
creign States. aud then join the South.
crn Confederacy.
The forcg Ding will be considered de.
cidcdly rich, at least ia Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

Mr.. Editor

Mr. Editor;
Absence from home has prevented my giving
notice TO my fellow cilizans OF Harrison county,
that tnd il impossible for me to accept their
nomination AS a delegate to the proposed Con.
sen,lon. The earnest yemotstrance Of some
friends caused me 10 desisi from making my ina.
bility TO serve known on the day Of the non,ina
lion. have considered well my duty and obi
cation 10 others. and can come to no other con.
clusion, than that before stated. My profession.
Al engagements, already existing will conflict
with my duties delegate to the Convention,
and there is no .say Of avoiding this irreprs.
sib!e conflict" but To decline the honor &c unex.
pectcdly conferred on mt and to continue as be-
fore private citizen.
Most earnestly DO wish TO scc the scce = IN
movement 60 Forward as the only means OF pre-
serving the Independence the honor and the
property OF thu South. and will chez, ialiy 'el1
to u oil The assistance in my power as private
citizen Very respectfully.
W l. HILL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

-. In oar last issue, no made two singular
bluoden. In noticing the removal Of Mcssrs-
Cocoon / Vas ZAspT, Whose Office will BE-
fond Immediately south Of the Republican Office.
in tho building formerly occupied by Judge
fane.) We lei, on, the name Of our frsend Van
Zandt. The mex, blundcr was in calling attcn-
ton 10 the election Of corporation officers which
10 stated vas to take place that day. Saturday
when W. should have said Monday last, tho 9th
inst How We happeurd 'omahe these mistakes
Ne cannot imagine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

L. ~
Our cose00sory q I'M no"s'""
~ pabliaAe3 the views OF most OF o"T Na"'"s
pubic men in reference u the policy when
should b~ pursued in the present er'si-. Inc
editors opinions are thus presented;
Our vr~ Of ~ha, ought to be lone. can t~
briefly stated u - ms rs r'n ar
,'a's can NOV 10 o's' .,osi,ion If entire nde-
,sr,,eoes Having done this !, would remain
ior Us either to contract an alliance with oth9
States to am ~ 'o''n'u5 og''.''' ,,,i;.hn,en,
y ~, Ta;an or IA stand a. in former days
alone. We al know the Republic OF Texas
eau be sustained IN indepena' nee, a"a "' ~.
sean better oas eonu','on ainof a,lfpro
go, q A.. A., law n nature and the great
law Of states. In none Of thcse alternatives
can we be made to occupy we hu', .ho,Ieo vi ri
.o, W "n;In 'r III, ma
TIN. position needs no argnmsn, to sustain
H. |, has already carried i' own conviction 70
the minds Of te pm. S''i Wv ty,., hos. who
-, -; r,lli@r m convention. aud to
have the m,e,er settled by the people, announe
ing their read.ne@ 70 t'prnsN ~ i,it. ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

~ a map ind profile OF the Southern Pa.
cfc Railroad iov 3? miles from the Lake. and
including the connection at the State line has
been completed, and forwarded to Austin. in
compliance with the law !, was executed by
Mr.. John iIewe,t. under the directions Of Mr..
r. lIigham, Chief Engineer aud is fine piece
Of work.
There are now 30 hands employed in grading
the road west Of Marshall, and II Is expected
that, by the Is. Of January, there will be force
Of 500 employed. Besides a considerable n1m
Der in addition TO this force arr engaged in get
ting on, cross tics, building bridges, &c The
sub.contrac'ors have obligated themselves TO
complete twenty-five miles Of road rasix ss......
iraaa, - ! rlaD1b ...A'+ s'-"'~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

A PgrcSAsr TRrrH The New York
World says in its issue Of Saturday last
" A military dcspotism is the only form
Of government that can stand unsnpport.
ed by loyalty. A rsYxN1 cannot ,n5ssss
~ tosyaDs. 1t 10 the weakest Of all gov.
etpmcnts ns soon ns il ceases to rest on
consent, on sentiment, on spontaneous
preference, on the instinct Of patriotism,
ON moral influences, that arc to il AZ air.
aud sunshine. and showers are to the
oak Of the forest. which become a leaf.
less, saplcss, lifeicss, gnarled trunk if
they be for little while withheld"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-15

The Lafayette lind } journal publish.
cs the following irigid extract from "a re-
ply by a Boone county subsclLer TO a
d"pnln6 letter: Sorry 10 say, old hoss
that ] cant pay. ] am very tight up.
which is to say, | haint got nary red.
III lard oil was ten cents barrel,
counldn't buy enough TO grease my hair
Don't worry about It; freely forgive you
the debt