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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
UNIVERSITY OLE TIL.


The solemn ceremony or LAVA yor-
ner stone of the University oi iilg '1rtht ~
Suwannec, Cumberland Mountain, .ppur
took place on the 10Th mslurt win Zoe
most imposing ceremonies, The day vas
fine, and tho attendance larsc -some
5000 persons being present; the scenery
maguifccnLand the occasion interesting.
The ceremonies wctc performed by Bish-
OPS Polk OF Louisiana, Elliott of Georgia,
\ Cobbs of Alabama, Atkinson of North Car
olina, Rutledge of Florida, Otey Of Tennes-
sec aud Green Smith of Kentucky.
After tho laying of the corner stone, the
asscmblagc marched in procession to large
hail. Mcrc seats for three thousand persons
were provided. An Grafton was delivered
by the Hon. John $. Preston, of South Car
DINA, which is highly commended.
After plentiful dinner in which sever
al thousand guests participated, the distin-
guished Lieut.. Maury was introduced by
Bishop 0tey, and delivered briefand hap
by address. He was folloMcd by Rev. L. A.
barnard, President of the University Of
Mississippi, by Bishop Smith and Hon. Jas
NJ. Bright.
The University of the South is establish
cd by the Episcopal dioccses of Arkansas
Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou
isiana and Texas.
Much time md labor have been devoted
TO il by most eminent and able mon, and
the plan OF education was adopted only af
ter long, laborious and thorough personal
investigation of European and American
systems.
OF its ample success We have no doubt
it is eminently deserving of it.-GalDesto,
News
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
NORTHERN SENTIMENT.

On Tuesday, the 2Sth August, the Hon. Z.
Francis Adams, the. son of John Quincy
Adams, of Mass. one of the shining lights
of the Black Republicans, delivered an adj
dress to the party in Philadelphia The
Pennsylvania says:
After the return Of Mr.. Adams to the
Continental Hotel, he was serenadcd by the
semi-military Republican Organizations, who
nightly parade our streets, under the title
Invincible' Wide Awakes, &C., who, we
understand, awaited themselves Of the occa-
sion to insult and abuse Southern gentle
man who are stopping at the hotel. Before
retiring they proposed three cheers for John
Brown, which was responded to with bois-
ferrous enthusiasm.
Such wanton insult to citizens. of sister
States who are sojourning in our eity--and
many Of whom are Southern merchants en-
gagged in purchasing their supplies from
our business houses will be deeply regret
ted by all respectable citizens of Philadel-
phia. To say nothing of that hospitality
and politeness which are always due to the
stranger, or of that comfy and good feeling
that should subsist between all the citizens
of all the States, it is mortified indeed that
the liberal patronage extended by Southern
dealers to our merchants, should be requitcd
by insult and abuse,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
ARCTIC RxpRpIfIoN lizard PROM.

Letters received in New London from the
whaling fleet now In the Arctic waters NORTH
Of llndsoa Straits, bring intelligence Of
tbs llall-Ranklin expedition, which sailed
frm the U, Is. in last June, TWAS seen, al
last accounts, (Aug, s0l near Cumberland
Inlet. latitude ,a north, All on board
weue WE'LL hut Capt, Buddingion had had
The misfortune to lose the native Isqnlmaus,
IoLn cmllslah, upon whose knowledge he
much depended lie died three days before
making land, A.lelleT says'
+" twas the intention ofsir. Hall, II he
found any difficulty in making up bis boal
crew on arrival, to stay by the ship all win,
ter inuring himself To the climate, and
learning the Language and habits OF the Is
quimaux-and starting early In the sPrlng
with a picked crew, push on his journey
The death Of CudlaiaL may make this in-
tention "A hxed determination, and amer
Nintcring with the ship Nc will leave h,s
and GO towards the Pole, exploring, as he
advances, ths unknown regions lying be-
tween Care willoughby and the entrance TO
Fury and IIecla Straits, From thence he
will go westws d through the Straits TO HOB
thia and King Williams Land, where the
relics of Pranklins expedition were dis
covered by Capt. MoCliniook, II. \, At that
point Mr.. Hall hopes to obtain more infor-
motion in regard TO portions OF that espe'
dlIinn,
Alou, 800 miles OF the route will afford
opportunities for new geographical dlscov-
cries. Extended observations an the dip Of
the needle and on the intensi lni v1y'a'
ton OF the magnetic current VAL nr hpn'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

Bs7J- The board of Naval Commissioners,
who were appointcd by Secretary roucoyr
to examine all the sailing vessels now in
our navy, aud report rs to the eHpedieney
Of converting them into Steamers, have
I'm shed their labors, aud It is said
WI report the following vessels, all OF
'hcm ships-of-ihc-line,' as ssuliablc to be
lsi verted into Steamers, via;
ilabama, franklin, Prnn,yirdnid, Ceiun'-
be-, DelaTre, Nee York, NORTH Cdroiind
Vermont Ohio, Pir9iuis, and probably
Nrp Orisons, or every line-of battle sbip.u
tho service.
Ia win be observed that no frlgate or cor
vette has passed muster. The cause Of this
is, they have not beam enough and are, "a
use a maritime phrase, "too dead to UNI
dergo the operations incident to conversion,
If Congress approve Of commencing the
proposed change early in the ensuing year,
look out for lively times at the Navy Yards
particularly AT those of Norfolk and Boston
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
fEEiiNd mi vIn0ISIA.

The Richmond Enquirer Ia. predicting q
dissolution Of the Union as inevitably con-
segment on the election Of Mr.. Iinooln, holds
the following language;
"Virginia can no more prevent the dis
salution Of this Union aftes iineoln's elee-
ton than she can prevent that election. She
will be powerless TO prevent civil war, with
all its aiie adant horrors. Any one Of the
Southern States gan, and some OF them will,
involve the whole country, North as well as
South, in the interneoine strife Of a biecdy
aisl dssolating civil var, vifginia will by
majority Of her people, decide 'uPoa resis-
tanee, while large minority may desire 70
postpone resistance for the sovert act
but, hiiched as she Is to the Southern STATES
she will hs drsgge&inio common destiny
with them, no matter what may be the de-
sire Of her people. We believe that large
majority Of the people Of Virginia, IL the
opportunity OF State Convention was al
lowed them. would vote for immediate resis'
lance and common d. stiny with the South
ern States; aud with this belief we would
advise the slave States not TO hesitate Il
strike an early blow from the fear that Nir'
ginia may hesitate in doing her duty to the
South
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
Latest News by Telegraph.

Further IoiHL Oct, 2d.-ihe steamship
which passed Farther Point this
morn ng, brings the following additional
news; 80,
EsToe,dn ToIiiieaI hieligeHee.-Ihe far-
is eor,t.pondent OF the London Times says
The accounts from the island OF saidihn
sneak of the commencement ~ hiahe"Ne.Si
nv a se,rei agency there, in,laVor oI 'he
anne. ion of tie lsland'of Francs 10y The
same means as employed for the annexation
OF Savoy aud Nice
Gen. Cialdini has received orders ioornas
the AeapoliIian frontier
Garibaldi Is about to conyoke an Elector-
al College Of tie Two Sicilies, 10 vote by
universal suffrage,
The Pisdmontese corps dnrmvss in Ma
pies, will reach 2O,0OO.
Ihencw Pro-diciator of Naples eompli-
menled MARINA oA his patriotism, hut
asked him 10 give proof Ihelaof by leaving
the country, telling him. that even without
intending il, he caused disunion'
There is some probability OF congress
on the affairs of Italy. DO,
The Piedm0ntese troops were eNPcV,r'
before Capua on the lbIh- IL was ah''e'-
pa,ed that the Scapolitlnns ""u'u oNao'"'o
before their arrival and retire TO Ospna, '
Tic Sandman Chambegs were debating
the annexation vote, expected on the llih,
fl i reported that Russia was abont to
recall her ambassador at Turin.
Affairs in the States of the Church are
unchanged.
A report was current that Gen, !amori-
cierc had lclegraphed TO Marsclllcs 10 Sc
cure his passage In n steamer al civiin
vccchia,
Tie statement that the French would oc-
cupy vitcrbo Is confirmed Marquis De
phol has gone TO Vitcrbo TO rcassnre the
Inhabitants that Victor Emanuel WAS al
Maccraia.
The statement is confirmed that Spain
has proposed Congress of the Calholi,
Powers at Gac,a.
Ii is reported that the Frcneh army oI
Rome ia TO be increased TO 10000 men.
The garrison OF Lyons is TO be placed Oh
q war footing.
Adyiccs FROM Vienna say that nm extra
ordinary credit has been granted the Naval
Department for the construction Of nava(
batteries TO defend the entrances to Nns,ri'
an scaports.
Since the departure Of Fnad faeha from
SYRIA, the Mussulmans had recommended
TO massacre the Christians, and had killed
twenty. The remainder Of the Christians
are cmigrating to Patakia. The Mussul
mans were furious against the Christians
and had threatened the life Of the Russian
Consul.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
- AnN ERrlsEMENTs.

Atcr,,., iseallcd to the advertisement OF
Dissolution of Copartncrship, OF the firm OF
.iSncs 3 Wright. n to-days paper Mr. =
3. gnnoa il slnnc authorized to settle the
bus'uss Of be old Arm.
Sec tho advert semcn,, Of the new firm OF
Etrcs q DnAvay, successors OF Jones &
wright They ~ he found Mt the same
tand ,aurty cGupicd by the latter firm.
scr hc notice of an Far Drop Lost
The frder wiz rcceivc the thanks of the
ronor los returning il TO the Herald Office.
Soc .hr adj iu s.ra,ors notice Of W. j.
S;otes, lih' 'oulty.
Nciu,i, especial attention to the large
9dr nj ya.uatc personal property and
Kcsl Estate w. thc administrator Of the
ietc ". VI. NNlor. The sale comes off on
tic first Tuesday, in December next, ut the
Court llors, door in this place, and ought
10 attract Urge attendance. The real
rsia.o 60 We splt is all valuable and situated
~ some o' rFe best counties in this section.
Read he al1gt ment.
Attention is ccially called to the advcr-
,iaemcut or is,a rugs, by DR.. d. b. Thorn
As Tbr.., Gauas are all new and fresh,
md mn, ,l :. ID upon as genuine. Give
lin, can. gnd xaminc his choice selection
- aruei25.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
Administrators Sale.

DY VITUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Nd County Court of Dallas County, made
at the October Term of said Court, VIC will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on a
credit of twelve months, at the Court House
door, in the town of Dallas, ON the
First Tuesday In December, 1860,
The following personal property, viz:
81 Shares of Unconditional Stock in the
Houston and Texas Central Railway Co.
14l acres, balance of Walter Anderson's
Land Certificate.
Also, the following real estate, viz;
GAO acres of land on Cobb Creek, in Hill
County, patented to 0 Humphrey.
$40 acres of land in Hill County, to the left
of the Austin road, between Pecan and
Ash Creeks, patented to VIM. Stull.
GAO acres Of land at Elm Grove, miles N.
of Lancaster patented to Robert Simonton
578 aores'of land adjoining Pleasant Run,
patented to Il. Bader.
430 acres of land at Pleasant Run, balance
of the headlight of NJ. M. Miller, decd.
800 acres of land, miles W. of Pleasant
Run, patented to W. Howerton.
800 acres of land on the waters of Battle
Creek, 10 miles S. of Corsicana, in Ma
varro County, patented to j. DeArmand.
800 acres Of land, miles N. of Waxahachie,
Ellis County, patented to the heirs Of Rob
ert Parks.
800 acres of land near Lancaster, patented
to M. NJ. Miller, assignee of Elisha d. Lit
tie.
179 acres of land on Trinity River, patent
ed to NJ. M. Miller, assignee.
100 acres of land, miles W. of Lancaster,
patented to VIM. Carr.
100 acres of land in Johnson and Parker
Counties, patented to David Mitchell.
II acres of land lin two tracts,) near Lam
caster, patented to d. A. Hall.
40 acres of land on Trinity River, in Dallas
County, patented to G. Renfro.
One-half interest in 800 acres of land on
Trinity River, including the Enterprise
Mills.
l lot, 30x40 feet, at Cedar Hill, Dallas Coun-
ty, including the store-house.
We will also sell, at the Court House door
in the city of Galveston, on the first Tuesday
in January, 1861,
Lots, Nos, 324, of ten acres, 1859, of l63
acres, 1873 of ten acres, 157, of ten acres,
1862, of ten acres, ITO, of ten acres, on
Galveston Island, in Section No. !, ac-
cording to the old Survey of J. H. Lyd-
nor, all belonging to the estate OF Nj. Nj.
Miller, deceased.
VIM. B. MILLER.
Xix. BRoTHERTON. Adms
Dallas, Texas, Nov. Z, ls60-5:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
sPECIAL NOTICEs.

COMMON sENsE Fales the mas q lhs IssPA,
whatever MS isn.mei and mis-nthToEs philosophers
nay sAy 10 the eonuaTy.. shsz ihria Sod lhins-
lei iis ssils u es@Eis d.lIzssr.iss-and Ihsy viii
not hesitate to gi,e siT aesi esT'ai Iaironage-
The masses have already Eatihed the judsussi Of =
physisian, conserving lhe virtues q iiese.eFs Bit
ieTs as mar b. Ia the msasn quAniiiias u this
nedicine that snRaAl, sold inessFy eSion eiihe
lad, Il IL now FeoosnIsd sTeaiiy superior 10 all
oIls IoIasie. yet devised Cor diseases 9th disosli'e
organs such a. DiArEhseA, plssasD, pysFsPsiA, and
r tbs saIisas fsssrs thai arts ton dersnsvmsni d
ihoss portiohs Ofl hs sysa. fioslsisrs nAms Is "a
pidly l-Somihs hs1sehold sssd, nom Maine 10 Tex
as from tho shores oflhs Atlantic The Pacific, fp
the arielr aud b. satisfied. sud ~ all druggists la
thr sOTli.
so-Ss ai.oftisement In another oAann,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

We learn from Mr.. Burnham, says. the
Harrison Flag, that at the close Of this
week there will be 600 hands at work on
the Souther Pacific Railroad.
The Upshur Democrat and Tribune says
awe have had frost for several nights
during the past week. On thursday last
there was very cold norther, which blew
all day The weather is fair and the at,
mosphere bracing. The frosts have not
been hard enough to kill vegetation, and
the grass is still green and fine"
There is universal complaint of smut
in corn among the Texas farmer, The
Crockett Argus says:
esquire Calhoun has shown us an ear d
corn, taken from his field, which presents q
singular appearance. The corn is perfectly
black, affected, the Squire thinks by the
disease commonly known as smut. Mr.
Calhoun says that this disease is conta.
gious, and lie feels interested in stating The
fact, therefore he cautions planters against
mixing corn so Effected. with healthy corn
The common and best remedy for smut in
wheat is to soak it well in solution Of
blue stone. This remedy is no doubt good
for corn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
EsTRAY'NOTICEs
DRNION CnuNrN

TAKEN UP b. JosspL kiug ani sslr.yel - !,
tlATk, TEL t~9 yvkc u soEk oXrn; ems - ss ~
shi,e p'eied siesF, yeaIs I'D HaAIked sEyR 2 i
n the Iighi and spin la the In ear, brsRdsi h
Tia right hip onr pals Tod .iesT yeaTs oii, stgtf
crop and splt IA ihr tight ani eTop % ths 40 CO.
branded l. on lhe Yen 'lt sPPs~isd 10 ~ AS
one Nhle steer 4ilh I'D "a he neS A. msTkei D s-I
sniii IA the IN =hd gHd'F 10 IN the Iigei 80 trs
ID On tbs right hip and "a lhs len tag; .ftI.
liagk steer, With star Ia his ffchsd, III p, flt
marked eroP % eAsh e-F, bFaAdsd To On u si'
TAKEN UP by A Kins and esiTAyed HI ). I
Oak Esl, one DARK iron sTay horss yrAIa eit N
Hand, hishi no hFsadsi APPRAISED 10 saa a,
dark brown mule, with lille white On th0 H.,.
ys.Fs cd, alou' ls' hands ash no brands rqra'
~ 10 sst
,TAREN UP by IN MecsnLs as2sstrsyrl l.f o..
lloTsclii fsq,, one les bitich gTay uasTs, ..l
Old, "a haRds high, branded half eireles, on ..,
the other On the right thigh appraised 90 81 tu
Hay Colt, Atoui Is months old, len hind Iasio N b
ST. Appraised to 81 Also, one Work oH, n'
white, piel, gtaTs It'd, maTksd crop % each an.
slil la ilss right, branded u On Ihe right hip "A
on he len hips a1sfEsiSs4ta so "a One W. Dr
blsek and white, ysaTs GA @4Tkelsfepox fa- .-I
and lNo splits ~ lhs.righi ear, NO Asast'si ~
hs.A, ohe MuIk OK, white with black h I ~
neCk, years cid, marked crop and uDier hig a q =
right ear had on common site lslli aPpraiss 81
ALI, one hnndl5 Work OK, u OF Is years 0ls iit
al srop aud undas bin ia the ten and cHsP an orl
hsllon,p ~ tho right ear, Had On large tell -at
"a i0s2i "a
TAKEN ue'hy JRIhiaiss ssi ssirayed b Il. 3
tkihlhsNhi i-sl oan Nhllr ihirl Mare, zee p
one white aud one black eve, branded - on ~ ~
Hank appraised o. $40
TAKEN rP by Charles Melih and estraye, hafU
RohinsolA Esl,, one White Work On, with H...
care, marked crp on tho right car, and sNalh
aud under bic la the lnn wears old appraised %
TAKEN UP BY " SprauEe Aed estTAyed irilT.
CLARK, one MOuse oolord Mule, years old, l. hAHf
hish, branded Il GA the len shoulder appra 'l q
SiS,
TAKEN UP by ! 4 J Caniwell and estrayed tril
J " taium, Esq,, one Brown Mare, years oil, l'
hands high appraised 10 SIS. Also, ono Hay AlsT
fonsy, years aid. n hands hsh, bob tail, bla al
aud one glass eye, branded IL on the len shou an
nerk appraised 10 $50, li;.f
sA. yESTERS, err o., a. De-iea a,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

No UNION OF FoRcE.-Gen. II. d. Foster,
Democratic candidate for Governor Of Penn
sylvania, in speech at Philadelphia, thus
removes himself from the category Of CO.
crcionists:
"Gentlcmen may talk Of keeping States
in the Union by force. In regard to that
let me say that ifthis Union had been form
cd by force-if it had been established by
the warlikc exertions of the army and ma
vy-thcn we might expect to maintain its
integrity by the same meansi but you must
preserve it MS you made 1t. 1t must he pre-
served by feeling of common affection be-
tween these several parties. When this
feeling has departed the Union is practi'
cally gone.'