davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

I,ullE re TnE PEOPLES CLIO 1 Il &
= STORE, NJ. I6u 1th street, Opposite no
Post utii,e, Washington, u. G., 70 get your
CLOTHING, fUEAISHING GOODS, HATS
ANA CAPS. Washington, 10 9-d2" tw5m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

The TOURNAMENT To-DAY.--Go, one and
all, to the grand Tournament, that is to take
place to-day, AT Columbia Springs! The
procession will leave the City Hall, Wash
ngton, at O.! o'clock, and proceed by way Of
7th street To the steamer George Page, which
will convey the knights to AleSandrla, where
they (arrayed in full costume) Will parade
through some Of the principal streets to the
depot, where the cars will be in readiness to
convey them, and all who wish to see the
grand sight, to the Springs. The Mayors OF
Alexandria, Washington, and Georgetown,
and other distinguished gentlemen, have been
selected rs judges Of the riding, which will
commence precisely at3! o'clock. Aitor the
riding the Herald will pronounce the victor
who will select and crown the Queen o! Love
and Beauty When the principal exercises
OF the evening are over, the grand ball, III
honor of the Queen, will commence, and close
precisely at | o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14
Alexandria Co., Jane -,


EtF@ 4 FAIN At LHNGLE I ~ TIT TT
TO held at Langley. Fairfax County Va, tor the
benefit o: the Methodist Episcopal Chrch, south
Il; that place on the 18th, goth, and 2lst OF June
There will be FANCY ARTICLES III protuS'"n'
and REFRESHMENTS of every variety III Aonn-
dance. The Fair Will be opcncd for visitors NJ
Two O'Clock. the first two days. ana will be con
tinued all day Thursday on which day there will
be Al >amrtuouS DINNER prepared. SUPPER
each evening Of the Fair. The public are respect
iUi.y solicited 10 attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14
Clarke County, Va, my 2i-eutJulyl
oOnO ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.--
EUUU Wishing to remove South, | offer for

.n0oD ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
GUUU Wishing to remove South, | offer for
sale 1000 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND in
Charles County, Nd, possessing many adyan-
taoes. Among them are its proximity to Baltl-
more, Washington, aud Alexandria markets, .
miles from Port Tobacco, the County seat, 10
miles from Alexandria, Va, 81 miles from Wash
iucton, d. c., and e miles from Farming ston, be
tween which place and Alexandria, steal. boat
runs daily and within Il few miles Of the Potomac
River to the west, and the Patuxent River to the
east 1900 acres heavily timhcred, oi original
growth: balance under cultivation, ona well based
and progressive state Of Improvement The line
Of the located Baltimore and Potomac Rallroai
~i,asscs through il. One of the best Water Mills
in the county is on it, with ample buildings, VIZ
-. two DWELLING Ii . L 5 Els and other
- IL mailer encments IN different parts OF the
land Barns, stables, quarters, grnnartes, &c., IN
perfect repair. Upon the water courses, watering
every subdivision of land, any quantity OF grass
or meadow land can he obtained. 1t would make
n desirable grazing farm. but produces all the
staple crops grown III this section oi country. /
would prefer selling the land i'll whole, but might
divide in lots 10 suit.
| will sell the whole for one fourth the purchase
money in cash. and the balance in equal annual
payments b. be agreed upon. Amy one wishing to
make n profitable Investment in land. will call up
Oh J. II. MONROE, No. IS, Queen street, Alex
andria Va who is authorized to sell. OF the sub
srriber II, Duilioid, Charles County. Nd.
Z. b. SPALDlNG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE. "A Vigilance Com
mityee has been formed in Orange county, Tor
the purpose Of Kidding that county OF sun
dry persons suspected Of dealing with slaves,
netting them to steal, &c. Some persons
have been ordered to leave the county, and
in more than one instance force has been
used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14
i,ARRI.AGE

rEYO EFUBLIC.-Atthc solicitation Of 'rIcGns
/ auducuutntanceS, have opened the HolE I'll.
in the town oi salem. For the accommodation OF
Erar,lcrs aud the travelling community ut the
Cd stand OF Ludweli Rector, dcceaSed--aticr-
wards occupied and kept by Col. flo"erree
rr,n, rast experience III this line of business,
lcni confident Of giving general satisfaction, ana
by strict attention. hope 10 merit Il share 81 pub
Irn,tr5ra.,. WILLIS /. kERCHENAL.
salem. Faauu;cr Co., Va, nay 5i-"o2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14
AUCTION SALES.
BY JOHN I. Observation-Disclosures

BY JOHN L. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUA-
~ BILE HOUSE AND LOT.-The undersign-
ed, Commissioners appointed by decree Of the
Circuit Court of Alexandria county, at the May
term, 1861 in the suit Of Henry Blondhaem vs..
George W. Carson and ala in pursuance of au-
thority in them vested by tho aforesaid decree.
will OH Saturday, the 2laday Of july, 1860, NJ II
o'c{ock, H. in front of the Mayors Office, in the
city Of Alexaniria, sell at public auction to the
~ highest bidder, valuable HOUSE and LOT
Ei situated on the east side of Fairfax street and
south side Of Gibbon street at their inter section
binding Fairfax street fifty eight feet, ten and
one-t third inches, and on Gibbon street one hun
dred and three feet five inches.
TERMs-One- tenth of the purchase money 10 DO
paid in cash. the remainder in three equal install
meuts at 8, II and is months respectively, with
interest from the day of sale to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser with approved secnriiy, and
the title to be held until the purchase money is
fully paid.
ii. 0. CLAUGHTON
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR, ooA'" ~
ie 14-cots
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-The subscriber
IN wishing to give up teaching, will offer for
sale, at public auction, CLARKE FEMALE SEM
MARY, on the Sd Of July nert. This property
is located in the town Of Bcrryvi!le, the county
seat vi Clarhe Inc pundinSs are large ana IN
good condition, having been erected within a
few years past. The lot has FIVE ACRES Of
land attached to it.
1t seems to me there is no better situation in
Virginia for large and profitable Female School.
if we consider health population, wealth, and
social mora, and religious advantages, as requi-
sites for such situation.
Almost any length of time desired will be given
on the deferred payments, and only small cash
payment will be demanded.
1t is useless to give minute description Of tho
property, because every one wishing to purchase,
will, of course, come and see it. Any letters ai-
dressed to me respecting it, will be promptly and
honestly answered. j. A. HAYNES.
Berryvile, Clarke Co., Va, je 14-cotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

I OUDOUN LAND..--I offer for sale my Farm.
4 RUSENILhE, located in h"udoun county,
Va. Oh either side the Little River Turnpike Road,
two miles east Of ALlic, and thirty miles west oi
AlcNaudri:l. The MANASSAS Gap Railroad Is Twelve
miles distant, aud the Alexandria, L"ado"n and
Hampshire nine miles.
,sr-- The improvements consist o. L large brick
E55"%l DIV Filling, and kitchen attached: negro
house: smuke-house; large new building contain
ing granary. corn house. wagon house, carnage
house and work room; stable; dairy; blacksmith
shop: Ice house; with large frame room above. ac.,
g.; fine orchard u nearly every variety OF
fruit The farm cuntaiaS 80 acres q! land, with
abundance OF wood and timber, and every field
watcrcd by small stream of uniailinS watcr.--
Any one wishing to purchase will call upon the
undersigned Price low and terms to suit pur-
chaser j. i. ODEN, Aldic, Va.
Inu,louu rountv. ic Tot:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

4 GOOD FARM IN UPPER FAUQUlER
II FO" SALE.-l Offer Tor sale my farm,
FLEETWOOD, near Paris, miles from Manassas
Gap l!aiiroad. containing GA ACRES, Il due pro
portion arabic: located in fine wheat region: Is
s:lubrious and possesses good social advantages:
il has near 200 acres Of permanent blue grass turf,
and is II superior grazing farm. capable Of tatien-
ng from % to 100 head Of cattle: is an admirable
Sheep range, and is well watercd and tinbcred.
- The improvements consist of comfortable
.5:s DIV ELLING with & rooms. with the usual
farm buildings. DESTROYS Of making an early
sale, invite IN inspection. aud proposals for the
purchase Of the farm. Will require but moderate
cash payment, and give extended credits on the
deferred instruments, it desired.
The farm viii be divided to suit purchasers. il
requested. / refer to my friend Mr.. L. 0'Rcar. Of
Paris who will take pleasure in showing tie prem
Uses, stating terms and manner of division: refer
also, to C. =. Tebbs, esq, Warcnton, also. to Mr.
Green on the farm, address me at Charlottcs-
Vile. p. .. ID. q. SMITH.
E,,.,,:,.. c,9tpfr Va IL M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

OAR, BAND, HOOP, SCROLL. Rod, oval,
ID half round, half Oval, Sheet aud lialapared
Iron OF all sizes for sale rs low o. can be mad in
an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

1.-TWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE
i BY virtue Of the authority vested in me by
the will Of the late John i. bowman, | offer for
sale TWO FARMS-oue called TIE COTTAGE,
containing TWO II L d L ED and FORTY
ACRES. lynn; in the County Of Fauquicr, Va,
two miles from Rappahannock Station, Orange
and Alexandra, Railroad. The other known aS
WINDSOR FOREST, in the County OF Stafford,
uear Tackett'S Mill, about fourteen nies from
Frederick burg. over good road. containing
SEVEN HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES.
Both Of these FARMS arc well situated, i'll good
l.eighborhoods convenient 70 Churches and Mills;
we'll wa,ered, under good enclosures, ap,! with an
abundant supply Of Wood and IMbcr. These
lands naturally of coed ..s.a !iy, and suscept-
bic Of easy improvement, bat like all farms that
have been enanted out, do not present 50 promis
lug an appearance as they otherwise would do.
-. The DWELLING HOUSES, together with
III the out buildings, with small outlay Of money
could be made very comfortable. 4 personal eX
animation ot tn; above property is requested. by
persons wishing to buy land. Being very dcsir-
Gus Vi cffcctn. sale, bargains may be expected,
and the terms Of payment made easy aud accom-
modating. GEORGE ilAMlLIOS,
Executor OF John i. Downm8n deed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

1 LBEMARIE LAND FOR SALE within six
II uitos OF Charlottesville, and three Of Mon
ticello. Il farm Of i03S ACRES OF LAND, III L
fine state Of cuiiyation--with elegant improve
meutS--rvery thing necessary for comtor. and con
vcniarce. A great bargain vii! be sold. $4,000
cash will he required, Lalau2e from one 10 ten
years, with into:s@t--a good manager will meet
the icfcr,ea payments from the farm. Apply TO
Z. {. FLA NaGiS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

I AND FOR SALE.-I offer 1T private sale, my
! FARM. II miles from Piedmont Station. and
IL half mile from Cool Spring Church, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES.-
About 100 acres Of this land is cleared and in II
line state Of cultivation, all well III grass and
- acres Of bottom land, whca is first rate timo
thy meadow.
tt The improvements are small but comtorfa.
III bic. There is on the premises an old Mill
site, ore Of the best III the county. Persons III
want Of a small arm, would do well to examine
this land. az l am anxious TO sell. and will give
possession the first day Of August.
Terms libcru.-amd would take young servants
in part pay.
ANY Communication addressed TO me. vii! re-
csiyc nrompt attention. LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station Fauquier Co., my 24-co':
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

IjHEESE--.o boxes L. d. Cheese, Tor sale BY
y mylv J. \. HARPER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

EiPOTTED TAVERN FARM FOR SALE
- The subscriber will offer at public sale, On the
premises, IFcAaestoy, he ljM day ct A"g""t,
This well known FARM, lying in Stafford County,
.,n tho Warrenton road. The Farm is all under
new Fencing. aud in good state O: cultivation:
two-thirls Of the Land being covered with Glover
and Grass.
If the Farm is sold on that day, there will then
be- offered for sale all the CATTLE and other
stock. and Farming implements. on the premises.
Tie Oyer>ccr will show the Lana 10 any person
DESTROYS OF examining it.
FRANK 7. FORBES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

f0HN VI. B0LLING-ATT0RNET AT LAW
y --HALIiMORE, ND.
~ 0dice, y. W. curne: !e.imsto" and Court
laud streets u 9--co2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-14

en- REWARD.-Stray+I or stolen from me on
5lU Sunday night. the 9TH instant, SohREL
MARE, between II and - hands high. gear mark
ed white the pastcrn joint on the ,ht fore foot,
with a shorter TIL than usual. ani between seven
and eight years old. | will give the above re-
ward for the delivery of the mare 10 ne II Fiery
Run Mills, Fauquer County, or re;,oonablc re
ward for such information s. viii enable me 10
ret her pAENEI MALLORY.
Ea.r..irf county. my :h--laH3w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

SECESSION OF TWO CHURCHES FROM THE PnlLA-
DELPuIA TO THE VIRGINIA CoNFERENcE-A cores
pondent of the Petersburg Express, writing from
Southampton county. Va. says
Last Sunday, two large and Influential church,
es in the county OF Accomac, formerly belonging
to the Phiildelphia conference, by unanimous
vote, placed themselves under the supervision of
the preacher in charge o the Eastville circuit of
the Virginia conference. But they did not thus
change their communion without a mighty effort
being made ON the pait Of their pastor and sister
churches, to retain them When the day arrv-
ed which had been appointed for the vote to be
taken in these two churches, the presiding elder
was found. together with he pastor, in the pull
pit. but, strange to tell, the class books were
nowhere to he found. Notwithstanding this new
difficulty, and the many other obstacles which
We're thrown in their path, the membership were
fixed in their conviction OF right, and were deter
mined on their course of action. The voting
was done, both churches came South without u
dissenting voice, thus proving their allegiance to
the Old Dominion and to her institutions, by
severing their connection with a northern and
connecting themselves with southern confer
cnce. These two churchss have set noble ex
ample.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
TERMS OF
THE DALLAS HERALD,


HNE COPY per volume Of NluO numteTs IL paid la adj
faii-i y ~ OF - not paid Al the of subse nling
Rates Of Advertising.
AdNef,ee Nil h. inserted al d0laT per square
fh n u heNer type, eight lines Of NonpaTe, oT the
nis insertion and my cents for each insertion thereafter
efa III count ffOn these 10 those Who advertise ~
the yeal business cards. II not than square, vii
% inserted 80 per annum.
As Announcements Of candidates for state District
COS. tlni County offices, IS.
ler;oaal articles when admitted to our columns, will
" ehaFsfd double the aloVe rates
D. Advertisements, the publication Of which y nInired
w law must IN paid Tor IN aiyanee AMI job Work, elv-
rfy, lins rule viii in hlinro he strictly adAsSdto
80 Advertisements not marked with the number of inser-
tons, u l continued until otherwise directed, the
discretion NJ the Publisher, aud charged accordingly.
- ~ communications OF business nature must he adj.
dressed 10 tho Publisher
Agents OF the Herald.
Iht following gentlemen respectfully requested to ae
a, agents FOR he Herald IN the places named and money
lFtg ihel WI H. my acknou legged by the pnhseT, ylE
HH' bHsSlS. ESQ, Kaufman, Kaufman County.
u !. i..AH, rsr, No kwnli, ilaudnan county,
q ~ ,iAtts, f,.9., Denton, Denton County
" w, hhAhtrf, ESQ, Sherman, Grayson COUNTY
h +, HAMiss, ESQ, WaSahachic flls County
nF.t ~ lfAk and A. Y. fowLIR, ESQ, Fort Worth.
y a. Iohitt, ESQ, buchanan, johnson County.
y a. ihiN,r, ESQ, Weatherford, Parker County.
W i'h WtNfn, ESQ, GAINESVILLE, Cook County.
~. lANiA II. swiNDElIs, helknnp Young County.
X ~ JWfsoS, Esor Commissioner, Galveston.
T. H. HhttIs, ESQ. td GTayicrSt, New orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

IMPORTANT NEws-We learn from the passen-
gers on the Waco Stage Of Wednesday night (6. }
that sixty Indians into Searsville, in VI Lem
nan county. on Tuesday night and murdered six
families The citizens were cuming into Waco
and fnrting M. Capt smith was raising COM
tany to 70 in rarsuit when the Stage leit. Ihors
appears "a be no doubt as to the accuracy Of the
report Ne would advise o r citizens to rub
M their guns and he in readiness. IN case the
red raseals should call on us.-Belson D.3a0g0t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
For the Dallas Herald.
WHERE IS SHE?

Upon boyhood's quaint dreams
with which memory teens,
"a bachelor) hopeessly dwell;
Aud my juvenile store
Can afford nothing more
Sclt-tormenting than that Of Rochelle.
In the Spring 'iifty-three,
twho happened to bc
In the service Of one Cyrus L.)
saw beautiful maid,
Who (confound the luck) staid
But one night in the town Of Rochelle.
from the depo', at eight,
(lt we came not too late)
must spare the Canadian belle
But, Il hope 'twns no crime)
We were not there in time
For Miss Ida to leave New Rochelle.
THE next train leaves at noon,
Which will come very soon,'
To Miss Ida whispered-when fell
From her musical lips,
(Which were oft in cclipse)
" am sorry to leave New Rochelle"
% But four wealthy hours more,
Then my time will be poor,
(Rcckoned D-I must husband them well !"
So borrowed her smiles
While we rode some ten miles,
Or lozen, outside of Rochelle.
But our team must not stay
From the village away
Until twelve ; so the time-serving bell,
Most provokingly plain,
Said, F." Make ready the train,'
.Htter we had arrived in Rochelle.
And We parted? 0, no
(Not in poetry 50,
Though in prose it might answer as well)-
We expected to part
But my fugitive heart
Followed Ida away from Rochelle.
] will give, Mt this time,
All my property, Qhyme)
II some heavenly body will tell
Where once more may see
{Duing life, ''once " must be)
Whom saw Tor like whom) in Rochelle.
RuYMoMETER.
las, Texas, March 1lth. 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

Cameron, of Pennsylvania, is said to be grow
ing in strength among the Republicans for the
Presidency, with Bates, of Missouri, for the
Vice Presidency. 1t is getting more probable
that Seward will not have any conspicuous place
in the picture. The Washington correspondent
of the New York Times has the following:
The programme is, that Mr.. Bates of Missou-
ri, shall be the Presidential nominee of this alli-
ance--which, it is ,hought, will avoid the charge
OF sectionalisn, Simeon Cameron, OF PeunsSi-
yania, for Vice President. which. with Forney 5
aid, is xIected to make of that State ami
New Jersey and Mr.. Seward has consented to
accept the English mission, wit an understand
ing that on his return, after a lapse OF four
years from his Rochester speech, he shall he ia
ken up as the candidate for the succession. This
programme is founded on positive information,
and Forney is the engineer of the alliance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

Many other persons suffered among them, Mr.
e. A. Palmer, Messrs. Cone, Goldthwaite. Brady,
Masterson, Z. F. Gray, Buckley, and many 9TH
ers sustained losses resulting from removal.
There are nearly two squares in ruins, and
many persons thrown out of business.
Liberty Fire Company No. 9, was the first to
play on the FIRE, and was mainly instrumental in
preventing it from spreading. The other cOmpa-
nies did good service.
MURDER OF A POLICEMAN.
Edward Foley. a member of the City Police,
was killed while in the discharge of his duty, by
Michael floeek The excitement is great-aganst
Floeck the assassin, who is now in Jail. An in
quest has been held, and q verdict Of :. wilful
murder " returned.
The deceased was native of Ireland, and
good officer. lie was killed by two discharges
from double hsrreled gun Five wounds were
made by its contents. causing his death almost
instlni.4.
.rvBLIo MATTERS.
TIE biavof ehouid call a meeting OF the citizens
or aarsiay . -ht and organize Citizens Fire
Ccss,aHg, b 10 provided with axes, buckets, &c.
70 aid tiia art department in extinguishing fires
We sam eisiefns at cross streets, and water 20
put oat ffgs, and ase property from dsstruc-
tita
& sobr g. SAKE, the distinguished poet and
hu,sofsr. S delegate IRON Vermont 10 the
Cbsrs nvcntion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

TELEGRAPH TO THE PAcIFic The Senate com,
mittee f'avirg the subject in charge Lave we un-
dprsta,d, reported unanimously in iavor of the
Atlantic a"d Pacific tel graph iill ns amend
by Mr.. Gwin. This hill authorizes the Postnis-
ter Ganeral To contract with certain parties for
the building, for tit use of the government, of II
line of telegraph from some point on the Missis
sppi river to San Francisco, with connecting
branches to various prominent points. The con-
tract is limited to ten years and the bonus offer
ed by the government is fifty thousand dollars
per annum during that period together with the
free use of any unappropriated public land that
NAV be required, and the privilege of buying at
81 25 per acre 'uch portions of said land as
may be necessary Tor the purposes OF the com
pany. In return for these very liberal grants.
the company will be expected to accord to the
United States, at all times, priority in the use
of their line. 1t is stipulated that the work
shall he completed within the compass Of two
years from the 3lst Of next July.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

DO SoT HAsrEx.--we again caution Eastern read
ers who are contemplating trip to this country
against a too early start Those who have not been
here or DO have not friends here on WAom taey can
il find little TO encourage them. aad still less to
do 10 advantage before the middle Of May. To per-
son who has never lived in such country, siHitia
ton in the early spTiHe months to The fe OF.
living. and but little to 10. Is a'sf jag
and he is soon rendered ht caad
track.
When you come brng pres
% i've On for a few weeks ~
a. "a ffs1n-eie ta;s s.--.-..--.---u-u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

REMOVAL or TuE REMAINS Oh GES. JACEsoN.--Mr.
Trimbles bill providing for the removal Of the re-
mains of Gen. jackson AID those Of his W lie 10 Mash.
vile, Tenn. and their intcIment in tho Capitol
Square, and for the erection of suitable monument
over the to the memory OF the old hero, pass,
the Senate of Tennessee, its third reading by
unanimous vote. 1t was stated by Mr.. Trimbie 'h';
the relatives aud immediate personal friends Of Gen,
Jackson so far as he had been able to assertion,
daily assenei to the proposed removal, ana letter
from Gen. Daniel S. Donuelson, of Sumner cOuuty.
was read the Senate, in which that gentleman gaze
his cordial assent TO the proposition The bill has yc
to be acted upon by the House Of Represelt-t-e..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

Business orERAIIoN.-1he Cincinnati Galeits
of the 9th says that DR.. Handy, Of that CRY,
sulded likely negro boy that both could MAKE
good operation by the hoy lowing the Or. 10 SCI.
him into slavery at Louisville. and then iaaing tla
under grounl road again 10 liberty. The d.. too,
the hoy to Louisville suld him for 81 100, ans ,5k-
cted the money The boy found himself iH d light
fix, and could not easily 6nd the "tralL." 4rl
therefore dirulgel the fraud. Louisville ohrs A.
restel the DR. ut Cincinnati, au1 be viii prglaJi,
Land in the peniteutary.