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MEDICINES.
IL fnn Arh0D MRS. M. CO.'S

TO The AFFLICTED MRS. M cors
INDIAN vE8RTABLE DECOSTloN
This valuable prepar ton hiss proved 10 be one OF
the greatest remedies for Eryslpeiat, Scrofuls,
Rheumatism, ScuIvy, EIpphons sna bi3tches on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver salt kheum.
and ali diseases a-isIng from the ELECTS OF mercury.
ever presented Ia the public. -
Testiuloniafs and certificates from hundreds of
citizens Of Baltimore and other parts 81
the country possession oi the proprietor, Tee
GTIt is sold by most of the Druggists OF Bslr-
MRS. III. cox.
las East Baltimore street.
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork,
II Price 81 per bottle, SIX bottles Tor y
GEORGETOWN, ID. G., has been appointed w holesse
Agent for the District, and will tuppy the trade at
my prices. oeHr
A ANEW DISCoYERb.
AN INCOMPATIBLE TONIC. Delcio1s
and Invigorating Beverage
Suit ANA PA Ma G A,
THR ELIXIR VITB.
For the Radical cure OF
Dyspepsia Loss of ppetite, Ind geston, IntermI.
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous Tremors.
And the whole train Of distressing evils org nstk
from the impurity sId sugglshness OF the blood.
Weak and sckly constitutions are suddenly re-
stored 10 health and vigor by this Aromatic Elixir.
Put mp neaty In pint bottles.
KING & DUNNAVANT.
IL Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
no IL SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

GENTLEMEN's DRESSING GowNs-A
ia, srse and hne assortment OF al sty lee and sua.
WALL, sTEPSESs A. co.
ass SS2 Pa sv., bet, sth md loA n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

HRIHARRD "
DR.. ]. G. AVER CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER Bcfftf; sIx BOTTLE. FOR o.
IF. seld sy = D. GILMAN - Al ws.hnston; R . :. Gle
no I9- so1mR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

PORTRkiT
yAffSntea IN bert
Cases or Frames at
New York prlces.
Come all, and take
q sitting for one
Of those beautiful
Pictures, and OBJ
tain the ocular
&p%9fdnt < e, e;
GALLERY, corner of
18th ST. and Penn
ay wanna ayeDua A,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

For sale b, the usual agents In every city, and by
tho druggists In Washington, Georgetown. and
Alexandria. no e-eoly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01
rrrW ApvnRrIsnMENTs

We TAX pleasure in calling the attention Of our
rralcr, % .e advertisement of $. A. Gallaher, AM
trotypst, win, has opened his rooms at Mrs. Cock
rsls hr'a b1ling, 3 T. Of the Public Square,
wneho Nll be pleased to all who want pictures,
Mr. Gallahcr is well known in this region, having
spent p crll months in Dallas, last winter, and he
nce's uo re- nmcnlaton from US. Give him call,
anil h' e.,l i've satisfaction.
The cirl o. Mr.. H. II. Hail. win DO found in our
columns ia-i1y. Mr.. II. has opened Commission
and Grocery House ut Nayisota Depot, the present
'rruaug' Of The Central Railroad. Mr.. Hall has n
host Of friends in this region, and they do no bet
ter than 20 give him call. See his card.
oarreaucrs in Ellis county are referred to the no.
ic' in to-day's paper for call for meeting Of the
" Ellis County Agricultural & Mechanical Associa-
ton As il,is is the ting when officers are
10 be elected, full attendance is requested.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

aSB' The Pre-emptoniss who voted overwhelming
ly for Gen Houston, and thought that good turn
deserved another now find themselves in the condi-
ton of the man who reckoned - without his host,
or the woman who counted her chickens before they
were hatched or like one Of old who sold his birth
right for mess of potage. That which made the old
General so unpopular during the old Republic, was
his prejudice against the pioneers of the country and
this extraordinary veto, which has alienated some of
the warmest perUerts to his support for Governor is
only the revival of this old and inexplcable fee ing
The Pre-emptionists a worthy and respectable
cass,-men who have suffered innumerabe hard
ships, Injured to toll and deprivations and who only
wanted little time to meet their liabilities to
the State The bill for their relief has fortunately
passed both houses the veto of the immortal he
no of San Ja-sin-to.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01
C. NJ. FlonrnoY.
Among the names of true and tried Democrats ap-

pended to the call for meeting OF the Democracy Of
Travis UNITY, are plensca TO find that Of George
NJ. Fiouruoy, lawyer ofab,y and eminence, high
toned gentleman, auda Democrat above icproach or
suspicion, Il VIII rc-nssure the Democracy through
out the snte to see the names OF It's tried fiend and
political servants speaking sd permitting yqa
To- he heard ~ Limo i.lsa a. - ,,.,ia', yy ers'
patriot to be cup aud doing" MIR. flou7noy IS an
active defender Of the true interest Of the State, md
warm advocate Of her rights, We are happy . SEQ
him plank down his name in favor Of Democracy
and call for a reunion Of this character. Il is
source of pleasure to us to speak good word for all
who deserve it and that Mr. Journey does so, none
will deny
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

MbRE lSpIAy DEpREDATToSs.-- Dr.. Woods, Just
dow from The frontier, reports fresh Indian dcpreda-
tions in Ccnauche county lie says that upwards Of
1t5 horses were recently stolen from Mr. Mercer, and
tn Indians pursued by the United States troops.
They Apturcd part of the horses and killed two
Indians, both of whom dressed in American
clothing It's not known whether they were Reserve
Indians or wild Comnnches.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

q" The first humber of e The White Man," edi-
ed at Jacksboro, by Messrs. Hammer & Worrell, has
been received. The specimen now on our table is Q
neatand well printed Sheet its ed itoral columns vel
filled with choice matter that would do credit to som,
who have been longer at the business than its able
and gentlemanly editors Messrs. Hammer 6 Worrel
are both men of ability, decsion and of enlargeiness
Of thought We cpine that the White Man will te
Democratic and devoted to the interest and welfare Of
the frontier Its name is tile singular, but tina,
need not annoy the Executive, in view Of any Indian
procliTties that may yet perchance finger about him
We gladly welcome the paper, and wish it much
success in field where talent and energy are sc
much required. Dr. worrel. is one of the few who
composed the Spartan band y of Jacksboro, and
voted:the Democratic ticket. "straigAi out,o las,
summer, and who, up to this hour, secs no cause to
regret his heroic 6rmness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

''Wonder If the Senator Cfasonl could d;spepse
With the air which blows from ''Yankee land Three
groans FOR Pryor and the E1Governors last sirocco
blast .''---Messeager. @
The exquisite taste and smart gentility of the above
eusion seems to be the climax Of the aOiabe editors
VT. II "groans be in accordance with The rnelan-
eheiJ ssaie Of his seHs ali We to say :, arsas.
s'nasr, Ersap. III ycH gel snsrgi n H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01
Drm1lratic Meeting in Kaufman.

UNlE Don. cr,ey OF Kaufman County, are request.
cl u 1t Ia convention in the Town Of Rauf,
man, 900 the hlrl Saturday in next month, (lsih Of
gshuppl the purpose u appointing delegates TO
tio lemu'rl State convention To be held at dal'es
CON on the f'-, Monday in April, next, ,
$. ~. GIBBS,
Ciuirraiof ne DEN. CON. Of Kdu'Mda Co.
kaufman february 1, 1860
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

1<S- Tie East Texss Times, under the editorial
management Of Messrs. Gould 4 Diamond, comes to
US regulazJ in the place Of the Beacon. It's editor
hs are mzrsed with than ordinary ability, and
breaie ie true spirit Of Democracy and State Rights
Is ievne article in refoiation Of The false position in
which Gen HoustcD-s inaugural would place the
staiec Iszss. Is characterszed by elearness and
sound sier ofihe true condition Of matters in the
E,psb. Ihe names Of is editors ARE good index 70
the rsith II eiiisrili astiss--ecaii& Biaraons
-ssss s. amy zore sacE and tire re, IL tbe wax
shas erf = yga
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01
Good News for the Southern Pacific Rafroa

Good News for the southern Pacific Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l4.-Ilon. j.. Edgar
Thompson, the present able. President of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, has accepted the prisi-
dency of the Southern Pacific Railroad to which
he was elected some months since, the conditions
of his accepta ce having been fulfilled to his en-
tire satisfaction. ~
DR.. Fowlkes, having resigned the Presidsn-
cy to Mr.. Thompson, is still cooperating with
him in advancing the interests of the road, and
will continue to do so until Mr. Thompson shall
be able to devote his entire attention to the pros
ecution of the work.
Messrs, Thompson and Fowlkes, and Mr. Steven
son, the General Agent of the company, togesh-
er with Mr.. TAFT the Land Commissioner, have
agreed upon the future policy to be pursued in
the prosecution of the work, and the construc-
tion of the road is to be pushed forward with
vigor.
Messrs. Fowlkes and Stevenson have gone to
New York, from whence they are to proceed to
Austin, Texas, to secure The grants to which the
company are now entitled, and to look after the
interests of the road.
The stock subscriptions made since the open
ing of the books on the 18th November now Ok
coed 800, GOO at par.
This amount is to be applied to the construc-
ton Of the road.
Satisfactory Offers have been made for all fte
aasold stock, and the subscription books have
been closed
,rars az Office is soon to le opsnedi in TIPS
sity
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

bzfs BY act of the Legislature of Florida, free
negroes excluded from that State and by anotl-
act bill passed prohibiting the circulation of
| incendiary documents.
] If such documents really incendiary in their
character, and opposed to the well being of the
monwealth, why do not the Northern States meet us
on half wny ground, and prohibit their publication
These documents all emanatc from the great publish
ing houses in the Northern Cities and thence scatter
ed like fire brands broadcast throughout the South
The legislatures of the Southern States have passed
laws prohibiting their circulation Now let the North
pass laws prohibiting their publication, by n penal
enactment Then we would have faith in their union
meetings and professions of devotion to constitution
al rights. If they mean what they say let their &C
ons show it and if they really dsapprove and con-
denim John Brownism, let them not return to their
legislatures and to Congress, men of similar views
and similar politics Strike at the root of the evil,
and not lop off few of the most Wig rous branches
They will grow again, and be reuvenated with fresh
vgor If the Union is what they profess to think it,
let them enact laws for the punishment of offenders
against the peace and dignity of the general common
wealth. The Romans knew of no sin greater or more
henous than that against the Salus ReipublicQ and
slide from the Tarpeian Rock was the inevitable
doom of such offenders. The safety of the Republic
paramount to all other considerations. When
the safety of institutions is menaced by the citi-
zens, let Northern sister States take the matter
into their own hands, and protect the interest of Que
as well as the other Then the Union viii be perpet
uated and our glorious destiny be fulfilled. Let in
cendaries be punished ut the North, and the South
will take care of their publications. and their authors
too if they be caught iu their midst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

~ Tae Mckinney Messenger has discovered the
existence sf 'secret order (not the X. N, for
that is dead, they sasl bearing the name of the
Knights 81 hs Golden. iCircls--K. G. C. The Mes
senser believes that their essaries now travers-
ing this siate,- and warns the young and inconsid-
crate, Of tbs danger of emil arkng in such unlawful
eDterprises He thinks he could point out some Of
these emissaTies, II they proseytng from other
secret CARNATIONS, the Messenger ought to 'out'
With thrir and hand them over.to Paulding for
oondiga puniihment =
We have OCCASIONALLY seen illusions to This matter
N cur Eastern exchanges, and have thought rather
svorap az from the fact that it seemed not to meet
with much dsfavor OF Washington, from the officials
Of the Feieri Government. There ports are yet 80
vague, that We cannot form an opinion pro or con.
II Mr.. buchanan wants Mexico for the Juarez party,
let bin Lare It, even with the assistance of the X g.
"a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

The democracy of Anderson county, in convention
assembled endorsed the administration Of Gov. Run
nels, pn the election of Reagan to Congress- and of
Col. gflll to the Senate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

The 7e.tc and Herald, Of jefferson, have beer
conbi1 md are now issued as one paper under the
sane te by 5 r. bggen, formerly OF the Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

GsIs- We have just received Burage & Holdings
wori's ABSTRACT of Valid Land Claims in the State
Of Texas This is enc Of the best books ever offered
70 thercaIe Of this State. No Judge, Lawyer or
Land-6gytr should be without it. Every certificate
for land land script that has issued from the
State Republic of Texas is to be found in this book,
placed IN alphabetical order; and, at the time,
It shows what certificates have been approved and
made valid BY the proper authorities With this book
in his hand, very land buyer may at wheh-
or the certificate, by virtue of which the land has
been located is valid or remains "not approved. -
1t will ernb every holder of valid certificate, to
point tie yer to its Validity, and will at detect
those ssnd srs who desire to dispose of invalid or
doubtful elolns, for valid and approved We
hesitate net II saying, that every business man in the
State shoul' BY all means, have copy.
Prcc, 20 address Burlagc S Hollingsworth, or
jehu Marshall, Austin, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

ID Says the Bonham Era in regard to the OPP
position Meeting at Austin:
"'rheir assumption of the time honored name
OF Democracy was OF itself sufficiently impudent
Having sailed under so many colors, having pan-
dered to so many factions representing every
shade of opinion. this was not surprising but
thrir attempt to ignore tho Democracy Of the en-
tire Union by u tudod silence ~ to tho Charles
ton Convention and disatorial tone as 10 the
future course of that great and compact party,
was the acme Of importinence, and merits every
true man S cOntempt.h 2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

new paper, to be called the Texas Tribune, is to
be STARTED ia Gmcr, UpshuT county, independent in
polities.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

Mess 'latt Dale, W. r. shannon, and II. Q,
Mills, House have our thanks for Austin layors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

concussion Mas fearful. large number Of care
belonging 10 both, were completely smashei q
pieces, killing and waundng a iarss number OF
the passengers Iheie is still much confusion =
tho statements. but the following facts are asesF
tanned with certainty
Mr., Fields, of Brooklyn, was killed instantly.
Bishop MeCloskey, icatholic) Of Albany, is very,
seriously injured; Mrs, Thompson, wife Of the
Bank Note Reporter, had both her legs broken.
New foRE, Jan. l6.-Another similar hut
less disastrous accident occurred on the Harlem
Railroad. yesterday morning. The llarlerg train
came in collision with the New Haven train, ia
the Sarkyille tunnel The bruise was not Of san.
rious nature,
Tennessee Democratic conyinton.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan l9.--Ihs Iennesses
Democratic State Convention met friday, is pur-
pose heing to nominate State ofhe srs and elect
delegates 10 tho Charleston convention.
The convention recommend Mr., Andrew john
son, the present Senator, ~ suitable eandliate
Tor the presidency.
SENATORIAL ELFoTIOS IN lowA.--io,pa city,
Jan ll-rhc Legislature OF thisSIats went lR-
70 an election to-day of an u, y Senator In place
oi MIR Harlan, whose term expires in 1861. IL
resulted In the reelection Of the present inesms
bent for tho sis years following, Mr.. II isS
violent Republican.
MINNgsor, DEMocRATIc CONVENTION So Paul.
Jan, 1.-THE Democratic State Convention met
to-day for the purpose of nominating State
officers and olOciing delegates to tbs Charleston
Convention.
1t was declared in tho Convention that the frat
choice far tho Democratic candidate in the COM
ing Presidential contest should no given 10 tho
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois,
LATER FROM NEW MExIco.-S Louis, Jan 10
The mail from Santa Fc, n. NJ, with adyicas 10
tho l2th, has arrived at this place.
1t reports that 1000 well armed Comanche
Indians are cncampod on the route. 80
The Kiawa Indians threaten to destroy Bont's
Fort.
Tho business on the plains is greatly deranged
because of Indian hostilities,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

To C0REasroNDENTs.--Wc must respectfully decline
publishing he Poem sent us by the "Fish Creek
Poet The subject is an interesting one, particular
y to all newly married couples and to those in search
of partners for life but fearing that the sPoem''
would elicit answer, excite controversy, must
decline its publication for the present, The manu-
script s subject to the disposal of the amabe author
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

Democratic meeting was held in San Augustine
county, on the 30th ut and delegates appointed to
the Galveston Convention. Resolutions were adopted
reaifrming the principles of the Cincinnati Platform
bat dsSo ming from s. A. Douglas construction of il
in regard to Squatter Sovereignty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

While Cortinas was in Rio Grando City no
called upon tho lady OF Capt II Clay Davis
lie informed her that he had orders 60 kill hor
husband ON sight, but ssured her Of his iaten-
ton not to modest herself or family
she replied with all tho herosmpf q Spartan
womll-"Aly husband has gone with u company
Of volunteers to help the people Of Brownsville.
You may be able o attack and kill Min. buff
YOU do you will have to 80 home and tell your
folks yoU hat to tight far IL! lie told H. 10 stay
here when he lett It is our home M viii
stay in it while one brick is on top ofauother."
The little son of this heroine comity NJ at
this moment, shouted" Vioa Tqas 9 mira Cor
iaas!' "iiurrah Tor Texas an death JpGorti.
mas, The brigand chief laughed noa':ill and
gave the boy q two bit piece.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01
THE DALLAS HOTEL.

NJ DINtlE4HH, Il IN d..
rTNIllS new and commodious hotel, under the cen-
j. troll and management of its owner, is now open
90 the reception of visitors and the travelling public
Families can he accommodated with suites of rooms,
and transient visit with single apartmensf desir-
ed. The proprietrvss is determined to spare pains
to secure the comfort of her guests and the table will
be furnished with the very best the market affords
Attentive servants shall be at hand, at all tmee, to
attend to the wants Of the guests Mrs. CockreI so
cts share of the public patronage, especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas, Texas, January 25th, 1860. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

In France, love is q comedy in England a trage
dy /; in Italy an opera ; in Germany amclo-lrama.-
.auaiaRche.
R3- In Texas it is an everyday business, which
the boys and girls hold life estate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

PHYSICIANS and C0UNTRY NERO ANTS would
do wen to call and examine orr stock hefore buy
ing elsewhere. W. W. PEAK BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01
nc fiaNac AaaeeHceted.

{ET hope rs We haze been inlalging you some
J time that you VIII now iCO.pE AND SET
TIE, for in our business @oqeg is necessary, and
We must blyet. W, w. PEAK s. BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

TERRIBLE RAILsoAD AccIDFNT Tori.
Jan. l0.--A shocking accident. aeconpani, witt
the loss Of lie, took place an the Hudson River
IiaiIrosd. yesterday afternoon, oecssoned BY the
express train running into the accommodation
train. Bob were coming IN tbs direcfi6n--th the
frst from aibanF. aud TIE otter FROM Sing Sing.
They Epre hotA running AZ great sfsel, ana the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-01

EeJH The following is the act creating the Goth Ju-
dcial District, comprising the counties of Collin, Dsa
ton, Wise, Jack, Young Throckmorton, Archer, Clay,
Montague, Cook and Grayson.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
c;oNsTABLE's SALE

UDY virtue of an execution, to Inc directed ana
ID delivered. on the 14th day OF Nov 1861,
issued out OF w. c. Rich's court. Justice OF the
Peace in and for Township No. 7, county OF fia-
Ger and State of California, on judgment rem
dered in said court on the 10th day OF November,
a. d. 1860 in favor of the Vigilance Co.. com,
posed of X. E. Rouch, John Muillgan ct al, anu
against the Gilbert Co., composed OF WIN. behhe,'
VIM. Tresur, VIM. Sparks, Henry Boyden et AL
Ear the sum of NnetyOne Dollars damages. ana
Fifty Seven Dollars ard Twenty-Five Gents cost
If snit. have levied and will expose TO pubic
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the town
of Monona Flat,
On Monday, December 2nd, A. ID. 1850,
1T the hour of 10 o'clock. m, all the right title
interest and claim which the said Gilbert Com
nnny had on the 18th day of November. IL. d. 1860
n and to the following described property: \
certain set or parcel OF Mining Claims or mining
ground situated at Roach Hill, Township No. T.,
and known AS the Gilbert Mining Ground, all the
right. title, interest and claim of the said Com
pany in and to the Tunnel running into said
claims, also the right, title, interest and claim OF
the said Gilbert Company in aud to that portion
of the bed of Indian Canon used by them III WORK
ing said claims; also the interest in two Dirt cars
and House used by them as a Blacksmith shop.
together with all singular rights, privileges ana
appurtenances to the said property belonging,
ali of which named and described property shall
sell as aforesaid. or so much thereof as may be
sufficient to satisfy the above judgment. together
with the costs due and to become due thereon.
e. B. PRIEST. Constable No. Z
Iowa Hill Nov Is, 60-3w
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01
SAN FRANCISCO.

relieved of all external disease suppose them
selves cured but after few months ma .hey
navcr had before and which they find it impossi-
hle to relieve. TO all who are afflicted in this way
Dr.. Dr. Young would particularly recommend a trial
of his skill The symptoms with which You are
troubled are caused by tants in the blood,
which sooner or later will destroy health ana
happiness. No person who has ever had an, an AZ. ".
consult s Dr.. Dry oung and take few bottles of his
inyaluable purifying medicine, asthey can rest
assured that their blood is in a perfectly pure
and healthy condition, and that every trace OF
disease is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in from two to hve days
without change OF diet or hindrance from nus'-
ness or no fee. DIX. .. y. lOONu'