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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
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The following ghirmen uTc Respectfully Trl''f'l :" NY NV
Agents for the leul IN the place, n'n"di ml money
paid 10 them viii r. ny acknowledged by the publisher N.i
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j. IL. PRiNcE, ESQ, Netihcrori Parker toNhly'
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nr. JANEs H. SwiNpELls, Bvlhmvr lnung '"uiIiy'
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
A SNAKE SroRY.-rhe bynchbu,g Il publican
is responsible for the following

A SNAKE SroRy.-rhe bynchbu,g republican
is responsible for the following
A gentleman Of undoubted veracity informs us
that he, together with several friends, killed II
monster rattlesnaSe yesterday morning at the
foot of Cbandlers Mountain, few miles from
this city. on tie Campbell Court-house road -
His snakcship was fifteen feet in longth, and had
on lis tail no less than eighiy-two ratsles-show-
ing him to be eighty two years old. This ls
snake stcrv hut our informant desires us to state
that he will have the rattles on exhibition in a
few days which will fully establish its verify
This ..snake story" fades into insignifcan"e
by the side of "Frog Story now current in
our ne,ghborhood A gentleman of undo"bted
seracity informs us that lust week, Bull-frog
was killed near here, measuring eighteen inches
acrops the shoulders, and over two feet and u
half long. His voice was terrific, his enormous
ewes stuck out three inches, and he could leap
beyond the conception of the most extravagant'
fIe was shot by boy, and the jewel-headed mon
ster was captured with much difficulty in con-
sequence of his long continued vitality, causing
him to leap out of reach whenever he was
touched.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

JscK CouN1Y RANGFRs.-Capt. Hammer visited
lhis place in quest of provisions, On Saturday
last. Tie company is actively engaged 10 "a
Il.ring the county; no place 80 uasoaoh=c the
Indian baarts aud hiding places "a ths moot-
iains are thoroughly searched. tAus far NJ -
cent Indian signs have been sect Clft. Ham
rtr visits C5tI ScauianI's camp 'his week, 70
,afr,.rt ires,ases iIr mutual istau-o ia g-is=
.t.f Isi;ii ". .asian.-- K -s'esaH..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

During the last term Of the Djstrict Court 5f
Grimes county, eighteen free negroes went into
Voluntary sersitude to different persons 10 ,h6
vicinity OF Anderson. Two families 30 Wm. Bsr-
rymau, two men to Angus PassmnTe. one man q.
Robert Mcintyre, two James b~EAss' ana
one woman 60 John X kannard.
Three convicts were sent to the Peniten'iAry,
one for horse-steaing, seven years-ouo Tor two
cases of Obtaining goods on false Irs1ensee' tN'
years each-one Ter forgery, two years .---2FSil''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

rr The Frontier News very justly remarks
that circumstances 60 to prove thnt that th" he-
serve Indians are implicated in tho late f"rays
upon the border. 1t says:
Every circumstance which has transp'rea SINCE
the commencement of the late lhieving and mur
dering operations. have only tended t" strengthen
the conviction which now amounts to an absolute
certainty that the Reserve Indians and none 9th
others are the perpetrators. except perhaps ne
ino. aided and directed by some few white men
There can he no longer any DOUBT hut the
proper course for the force which is now raising
10 punish the perpetrators of those horr'd deeds,
will he to march direct to those reserves dsn ana
tfe puilty. and if they are not ut once delivered
nm To extermiuate the last one of the red scoun-
drels together with all the white men found On
the reserves or among the Indians
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

Eg- The White Man, (,Iackshoro. Icxas.) may
be considered one of the hest exponents OF the
state of feeling on tie Frontier towards the Dem
ocratic party, in the present condition ofmatte's
Instead of carpng at the action of the Conven-
ton, as other papers have done, it fparessly en-
dorses it's proceedings, and accepts the efforts
made in that meeting for its section OF the c'un
try We are glad to read its determination to
support the nominees, endorsing such senti n"nts
as are contained in the platform The last issue
of that paper says
A glance at the platform will show what has
been accomplishpd IIencpi onward tho Demo
cratic party-the only real party in the State
stands committed to defend and protect the IRON
tier; henceforward every candidate VIII, stands
upon the Democratic platform, whether he seeks
to occupy the guhcrnatoral chair, to sit in the
legislative halls or to fill the hunhlest office in
the gift of the people, will be pledged t'use every
seasonabe eff ,rt to protect the lives and proper
ty of persons living on the frontier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

INDIAN MAssAcRE.-W learn from the Conduc-
tor of tile Overland Mail that Shadrach Styer,
James Handy, and youth named VIM. Lambs
head, were killed by a party OF Indians on the
tween two or three hundred yards distant from u
house. when they were attacked by fourteen Ia
d;,us all well mounted Styer and Uamby were
Shot and scated; Lamhshead when last seen.
w,s n,ssinp over the brow OF hill abuut tweI :
ty or thirty Yards in advance OF his pursuers +;
his body has not yet been iouud.
Ihe iudians then assaulted the house, which
was deiei.ded by one man. and Shot several az
rows into the door Alter their departure. oind-
rach Styer. scalped and dripping with gore p,e
sentins q truly isortid spectncle, walked TO the
b. Us aud lived about ten ingnugcs. hr hiin-
by's a ats reside re Is lknap Mf- Siysr
vas native Of Pennsylvania - y hiiisn'sa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
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c.Il 7,,.,I, ,,,,. ,,ot,
ihn onsrnndnpts ct tl,oS, WHO lou mt So ,i.orDrlS-
Iy to disconncrt themselves from her ancestor =
rnir. urd the sympatI,ics or II common urigin
and a cu,airnn muruac, wuull End ardent tx
preston towards the personal virtues ola fem lie
sovereign, under whose sway every British Colo
NY has hern made independent and connected wan
~IIk"n cords u W"n'l ul IRA Ima "pPr'"''ly
tn Ihr 81! 'ar.t'"r f''"N'' NJ IL. "N',"Ny,'' "
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mes were no lar I" 'nS ""Fm'n o. MS ~"
whenever ,H lrr'r"'t, "'"'''' !, N"',
! h,".N'f. '"a' u ''e "''h 'N'' ',"''l W
'd the Ih"t "f tr'SHlnE thc A'""''' sue ""N
abandoned it at least for the present Buy Sir
sends tie next hest :" S','"te-"'r son "l,n i'''
ihr young 'T'mr' n' N"IeS Is =" h''' "'T''''"
'or nnl'I IN th' ',HN""n' 1" =. gu" ',''.''' w.
wards 'h" 'h" "i ai"N or '"T'"'% VI '''', ',N
"crnhrl"Ir" 'Y II E"i'r EVERY way "'..N '"
ms 7nrk' ANA S"rh an event VIII cause ~, ''''"'
'drrahi' sur ON inc AlhrF''',' c"'''"I': TO-,
'hh i'moS Goes 'he Hh''',"" f"" ~ "''"t
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VI '''" ~ ''n.', " ,,,, H.
received /" cordial welcome in thiS country II
would not need the symp'thi.S "I A''o'h!A ~ or
iIiu and " common la"gnage' to ensure Su'h a"
ovation to EISiand royalty us IL c"u'o S'"''etl
command even in London. IT. Is enough ,l'"' IL
il IL Queen or II Prince to make that result GER
lait, Apart, However, from the aam'r"'io" OF
ii /" whicl prevails among American h'P"Mi'c'os %
almost as intensely ~ among English '0rR"eys'
rirrc is feeling of sincere respect tor Victoria
which would ensure the most cordial s. rr'lng 10
her. or any representative of her house, in this
or any other land Richmond De>P9't@'
Axorurpv RfprDLirAy BLAcKC ARD Such
,oa,.l,ns 49, thnt uttered b, loyejpy, Of Illinois.
= ,. ,.os.~r,,,v and .u,lt scenes uf excite
',oot ~ ND rc,rim,nn,Ion as roll,wed will not add
u Wv nar"mrled nrsv,cation, the frbcarance
'nIU r va, ,,i ,,.n WAS remarkable when
OF '''c S""''.' ,nJ L;, ,,nrutntious unon the
t,e "r''v' S',,,th La deserved summary
whtr women ~ '"I .f,,,'' ,Lr,sI,;r, ,s snun M
expulsion "''n Th' r,,,I ,nnmthrd AIMS, seemed
ne was ou' S'r' ,,',,,,.,,,,,, ,ort,.rs il, iui.
I" u" r'ctn'" "iI ~ nTrnnrsa, bitter rrply
q"lty. WIZ, II ''''' .t "',' -. .nJ ,hu. Inc
M'I' ne intGe rt;s G,,I,w Ioy.i ~, unpenrs
hrrl'h WIN W." - r mari vrjom Let
to he "nN'"uS ,"i wv ~ hi, ,nm,rks in unotl.
any 4' re"u ''e iolT' ho JnSs nnt deserve III,
or column "'', say
h"n1rS ne ro'.I' De,urIican Member of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

Reported nngiganelt with 'he n Nans,
by private letter 10 one Of our citileNs, d tel "d
CaYp Colorado, April uth. 1850, written by u mem
her Of CAPT, Dur'ssn's Company, We learn that h.
started sometime IN Mlrch, with 20 men, lo the W.ot,
ita Mountsin, Int saw no Indians until he rrnghel
the Big Wichita. about two hundr 4 miles fnn
lI"lmes Greek, They cane uIon the Indians while
camped, aud the men weye orlcrel 10 charge Amone
the number killed were George Siecn, nlrE Bonner,
Of Prairie Lea, Mr., Riley, u B"imp aud Mr. Su0 =
LETT, Of San Marcos Capt. Conner hal nlurt II
men On the scout, two Of whom were Killed, mixing
Six in all, kinrd, The nunherof woundodi, not iNcu,
The number Of Indians was between four and h'c
hundred
Capt Durleson Was still on tic w!sh.n, waiting
for rcnforcCmcnts
This information comes from reliable source, Hud
was written by member OF the company to cue Of
his relatives,
This corresponds with the information received from
Major Dlain dated Apri 9Th. stating that two trails
Ind been discovered, cading down into Texas. The
Major youches for the authenticity Of this info,uN-
ticn, having obtained 1t from Mr. Chisholm, who hal
just came down frum the Canadian.
% The Texas Enquirer endorses the Stat"
Platform, and says ave think i: riV do.
1t will certainly do one thing-p'a"e its orro-
ncnis in the awkward position Of denying the
rights Of tie States, and their equality in the
enjo, ,ment of the common property OF the grncr'
al government. The Platform will do another
thing nuke them ithcr endorse j p doctrines,
or maintain the disgu ting position thu. the
Black race shall take part in the administration
of our nvernmrnt. There will always htas't oI
carpiug fault finders, who see not nm inch from
their noscs such set lave already commenced
their attacks on the Democracy. and YET dare not
go Us far us they would wish, dill nor prudence
suggest II little caution. We agree with the tai
emtcd editor of the Enquirer. ANA say that We
think the Platform wiI d0 do the right thing,
in procliiming our rights, and our determination
to sustain them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Natural Enough.

Four simple. minded gentlemen, at Galveston,
would seem, from what appears in the public
journals to have had desire to learn from Zen
Houston whether he would permit his nam
- 10 be used us candidate i"r the Presidency.
b, fore the Charleston tonventinn," and Accord
inglv addressed lim l,'U,er Ul inquiry. cai'"''-
ted to dra,o him ont We have said that these
gentlemen would seem to have desired this in'"r
nation Most other plain minded people w"ui"
wor de how they supposed his name could ever
have been got before the Charleston C"nyentlln.
No delegate to that convention, we presume
would be guilty of insuriug it by such Il re
sentiment No mun with such an inclination
could BE- admitted ~ member to that 'nhV'h-
tl"n, But. in fact. we suppose these gen,'hI'
had no thuugh of such an "hsnrdity n"V "niI
wished to give the .Old Hero y IL chance to klr
b.ck ut IL class OF ussemblages which have inva-
rmbly. we believe scru ed his pretcnsions t" the
Presidency of lh" United States. For many
man, Years, the Presidency has heen the-ohd
dream of his days and nights. lie used to sag
thnt he nrrlcrred to retire to domestic rrlvlrN ;
byt he fta, ci Me peop'e lcouM FOR the position
upon him 81. after sedulnusly nursing MS
amusing rrrtensions, FOR years vent lallhS ''r"
upon sIcainhoats, and keeping h'ns"l' c"'Nott''H
in II @ ,uhlic notice bv reruliartics OF actloh.
sn,.ecn and dress he ypnturcd before the great
IL invention of the Democracy in 80. aud wns
treated as stranger-his highest vote heng IL
to Murcy'. 9S Rurhamn's l04. Cass' I3l, ana
Pierce 80. IL 1856. he tried the Amrr,Mm
party and WIS served no hett"l; then elir'''n
she commentator OF the Frihune an" "tn'r pa
pers Of that iIk, VIII" s. oke ot him as h'pn'il,
can nominee. OF COARSE. he would nor nave ''u
their nomination but yet slight newspaper
demonstration in that quarter, was made tor MN
d sort OF hrd-lima-but the Co"veh'i'" ",n
not deign to notice him, considering MN n"hony
in comparison with the bastard scion O, N FRENCH
fiddler, (a Col. Wig,all dennm'ha,'s rrenp''j
and So the venerable her" OF San Jarlnt"' feru-
dated by all tie organizations becomes Il PEOPLE
MAN, and would ouly receive rreirrment at the
hands OF the g great u"wnsheo III lroi'er per-
wants to hear Inc noarse voices of the real Pro
-, Sb,ut;nr for tho t;rcat sam Doubtless, il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

Jad- - -',a-a-.'- a3.oaA o. 3'FaHt's' i, ,, P'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-14

l -F-.
LIE meme jour, au meme lieux ct a la meme
heure. Je soussigne ofrirai en- vente publique,
la Motto indiYise desdits lots de terre precedent
SAVIOR +: .z~E, .s,a ....g ,s.s= -e "a
Tn. lot de terre situe en- cette paroisse, sur la
dite riviere, sur ,una profondeur~ de quarante
arpents, borne du cote den haut par lie bayou
Moreau ct de l'autre cote par la terre ci-apres
decrite ct aussi un autre lot de Terre, sur la
riviere Mississippi, ayant dix arpents de face sur
ladite rigiere, borne dun cote par Ia teIre pre-
cedente ct d'un autre cote par les terres recla-
me par lie DR.. Z. Cooley ct aussi par II. J.. Will
liams ;sales deux dts lots de terres contenant
cent trente cling acres 3sI1OO d'acre, plus ou
moins, avec toutes les batisses ct authorizations,
La moitie indivise qui sera vendue par lie sous
signe, appartient d a.. Bienvenu de la Nouvelle
Orleans pit ladite .terre sera vendue aux termes
ct conditions suivants :. pft*ss
L'acquereur assumera lie placement DIES trois
billets promissoires de deuX mile. trois cents
trente huit piastres 10 G., chacunz date de la Nile
Orleans Ter Janvier 1859, payable a deux, trois
ct quatre ans, ct portant 6 pour cent d'interet
de date ct 8 pour cent apres echeance, 81 les
dts billets ne sont point pave. Les billets por-
tant hypotheque sur la Motto indivise de la dite
t-erreci=dessus mentionne appartientau ditBien-"
venu, ct la balanced u prix d,adjudieation, Comp
tant sur les lieux.
Pointe Coupee, 6 Janvier 1859.
W II. COOLEY, E~ncanteur.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-14
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

4coUR Du NEUyIeME DISTRICT JU%DIcIAIRE. -
Paroisse. de la Pte.- Coupee.
Francis Liable, admir- VS.. S. Gondran, admir-.
No, 2404. @
Francis Liable, admir-. VS.. S. Gondran ct al.
No. 2405. &tss.. az ..
txN vertu de ct pour satisfaire a 2
writs de fl. ia, lances dams la cause ci-dessus
lntltulee, ct 81 moi adresses par Honorable Cour
Neuvieme District, dams ct pour la pareisse ct
Etat susdlts, pour s~atisfaire a lademande du plai-
gnant ct aux frais, JJ'ai saisi ct ~j'ofirirai en- vente
pubIque, a Ia Maison de Cour, lie
Samedi, 4ms Jour de Fsprier 1860,
All h.A. H., tous les droits, titres ct interets o aue
ie defendeur a dams ct = ladite propriete ci-apres
d6crite, savoir:
Marie, nesresse Agse d'enyiron 60 ans: Lindore
negre age d'environ GA aus; Glen, Negro Ace
40 ans; Zenon, Negro age d'environ 81
ans; Isaac, negre Age d'environ 20. ans; Juliette.
negresse agee d'enviren 26 ans; Christine. ne,
agee d'enriron 20 aus, ctson enfant. Made.
leine, agee d'enviren 16 miois. -
IsrnRs .a sconduioqs de d. zsnte: *
Fzs Compliant, avece estimation ~
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff.
Pointe coupee, 81 decembre 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-14
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.


COUR DU GENE DISTRICT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DE La P0INTE-CoUPEE.
Dams ldfaiTe de la succession d;.AUGUsTE
FISHER DECIDE.
TONFORMEMENT a un ordre de lHonorable
" Cour du 9me District, dams ct pour Ia pa
roisse ct Etat susdits, Je, soussigne, sheriff. offrirai
en- vente publique. au plus otfrant ct dernier en-
cherisseur, lie
z Mardi, le Slime jour de janvier 1850.
a IL h.A NJ, sur les lieux, les proprietfs sui
vantes dependant de la dite succession, SAVIOR:
Tn cheval creole; I'm wagon; un lot de medi-
Garments. a. -
Aussi, lesclave ~suivant: ATGUSTE, mulAtre
Age d'environ IS ans.
Iermes ct conditions de la uente:
lie mobilier compliant. L'esclave, la Motto
compliant, ct la balance a douze mois de credit.
L'acquerenr devra fournir son billet avec bon
ne ct solvable caution solitaire, 4 l'ordre ct a
la satisfaction de I'administrateur aVec interet a
raison de s p. I00l'an du jour de la vente, ct une
hypotheque reservee sur la proprietf vendue;
avec confession de jugement.
SEVERN PORCIIE,
g-s. .s. Sheriff.
Poihte-Coupee, 81 decembre 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-14
Ga saw 4gaass@Da
ID

A Phonneur d'offiriir au public ses SER
x vices pour tout ce qui concernc la
neparation, la garniture ct pornementa-
ton de toute espece de v%oitures dams lie
govt le plus .~nonveat.
II Sc charge de Ia CONNECTION de selles
ct de harnais en- tous genres, ct aussi
de Ia reparation des F%auteuils, Sofas ct
antres Meubles.
SEES prix seront moderes ct il s'cfforce-
"a de justiier, par sa promptitude, ct
par la Homeopathic de son travail, la
c%onfiance dontren youdra bienT %rIionorer
J, Son atelier Sc trouye situe en- face le,
magasin de N. MANUEL LaB, Chemin
Neuf.- 2-tra
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-14
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r, Il 4NTzEH 1850. q
= NrlNHNIfNF|N~ -
LIE PERE PROLOGUE.

SvFoficfs e que dit de Ia premiere represen-
tation de cetseT piece 'editeup correspopi
dant du Courier des Etats Unis
La censure q aussi montre un instant
lie bont de sesfciseaux, a p~occasion de la
nouselle euvre dramatique de M.Alex'
andre Dumas fills, 10 "Pereprodigne.o=La
repetition generaleavait en lieu lie % no
vembre ct Ia premiere representation
etsig apsoneee 4poure lendemain; ellie
Tdnt efre contremandee pour laisser a Ia
commission dssxamen le temps de deci
der 81 IN ceerttaiinAro devait gu non etre
yetranche. Hauteu,, ehfasepo,aar sa'piece
.,qui cut perdu, 4 cette suppression toute
ssharmonie de proportions ensappela au mi
nistre d'Etat lui meme qui, apres lee.
ture leva linterdit. II elt etc regret
table delyoirmultiplier par IN rigorisme
NAL entendu, IN desrplus beaux success ct
ane DIES euyres les plus remarquables
sans contredit dus theatre CONTEMPORARY.
LIE Pere prologue efface meme lie Deni-
Monde quiaetaitjusque lale chefdeuvre
de son auteur. La premiere soiree a etc,
pour Dumas fls, une de ces ovations qui
marquent dams la vie dun homme: je ne
~trouve, dams mes souvenirs, que lie spre-
mier concert de Jenny Lind an Castle
Garden GU la derniere representation de
Rachel a Niblo qui puissent donner iune
idee de penthousiasme electrique qpi a
eclate Ia chute zdu rideau. Lafont,
charge ldn principal role don't il fait ssune
creation inimitable, est reste pres de
cinq minutes, avant de pouvoir jeter lie
nom de pauteurs as.travers lie tonnerre, de
braves qui 'co5udrvrra5iits sa.bvoiS. Peut6tre
toutefois ce tr4onphe decerne par lie pu-
bic aura-t-il moins viyement touche M.
Dumas ffs, que les larmes qui ruisselaient
sur les joues de son pere, refugie dams.
n des loges grillees dus p~rosoenium.
C'etait Ia I'm hommage qui valait certes
bien les trep;gnements de la sale entiere.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-14
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EST dome par ces p~resentes, que
Louis Cheneyert s'estpresentea HHono-
rable aCour du Neuvieme District, dams
ct pourslaparoisse de la Pointe-Coupee,
pour 6tre nof1me administrator de la
succession de FnNcoIs+SAnsos, decede,
ct que 81 dams les dix jours qui
suivront Get avis, aueane opposition
nestfaite d 50 demande il sera nomme
conformeImnent.. - 80 - ,.sssszf S.
Far ordre de la Conr du 9me4 District,
A. BONDY, Grefier.
PcintelCoupee S Janrierll 1866. y