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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
f5'sie advertisement ofDr. Sanford. Liver
ia the colums II this Iaprr,

CnILLS ANnFEyERi CIHLLsAN FEyER!i
-oue II the greatest Wm0iies that has s'sT bssn
laid before no Iublic Nr fr,orand Agle, aud which
have r'ceNrl n Highest suonniums i,un The pres
aud the Tr'pr, 10 pr, !, Ilslrl'rrs Celebrated Hit
tsrs, Wha would endure the fortunes arising fIom
this terrible ilsrasr, when IL le So easily cund'
VITO would rniHTr slcel's nights, burning fsyeTs
and iry Chills alternately, when rnsly eau b. OH
;slu' FRA mere lrnr, Aud Yet how many f,mi-
he, liusor "ui lann eyi,lrure uudrr ibis deadly
bill sh,, and he nothing bat up down quiulur, until
q ler,mrs a. crmmun as their 1ally meals and yvl
th,y arc unl relieved, None hut the E.lish and weak
would hr,i,s'e To Pwrurc these yalallc nllers, aud
ss,r lhemsrhrs Intense agpuy, Sold hy druggist
aud dealers sonrmlly everywhere,
~ sec advertisement In another column,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
$50
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
OF
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Dol,rnraI ,f Vopt1nrnr- LoL-ro,y 10 1874
Delivered al Montgomery, February Is, 1851

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rar.,, ,v,, p,.,,o,,, C,a,,.,,
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Cho, A. ~ FL ~"
y, ~ s,'o .t;t ~ ~.
tha a;s,hy ou "a w. i i.
.., "'
,9;i utu ~ NV WAN nun,io ulS''ust y, my
.'''''ies' wv WV" sustaining 0VhH"enVV
III VI. "lsoonl Vi 'i,ose WHO a'e ~ guiue
"ts a." iI ~ 'i'I ~ puoi'o
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IN pr:, Ism r' W ,'.o p.op ,s.a,,;.,
i.oo ~ ,un ",u ~ G snu npVauy y" tn1.o
w. " r., ~, ,,,n,I
sno piuoe VI ms @n.'n ~ i.S ,,,n ''i oIIa
anu Ply alc"; , P" 1 Mtr, tI'.t "E,
70 co'lioa' "im n!lny "i'io"i'ieo 'ii''. "iise
IRON mo cohil'c'lns ln'oios'9 VI "'o
nations, enter upon the aUtleS OF INC
ounce TO wl'ieh liuso nccn It'o'un WIN 'iie
nope 'ha' 'le beginning Vi our careol' "S
'oniederacy. may not oc ooStruc'ee py
hos'lie opposition 10 our ENJOY l''enI OIL .ne
separate existence anu INDEPENDENCE VIC
have asserted, and which, win me pless-
lug OF troVi4encc' we VIZ coit'i'" 'o' anu
maintain. 49,.
oui PieSen' po''iO''' H
achieved IN manner aipieceuch'eu III
the history OF nations. III Illustrates 'he
American idea that governments rest upon
the consent OF the governed, anu mat II Is
the right OF the people to alter or abolish
them at VIII whenever ihey become des-
tructive OF the ENDS for winch they were es-
tablshed.
The declared purpose of the compact OF
Tie unitad States, from which we have with
drawn, was TO establish justice, insure do
nestle tranquility, provide for the common
defense, promote the general welfare and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

no'We call the attention Of our rale,, Ia an arii'
che advertised Ia another column, rsll,i nroa" fson'
II & au entirely new discovery, anl must not b. con-
founded with any tho num'rou, patent medicines
orthc day. II i Jpoi Er hs Ho-l, alrs.,y pnIanri
Tor ahaurp'lrn pleasant n tho Ca tr anil natural in
action and what ono gains ho r,ains, LIT All those,
ncn, whu arr suffering num poverty, mpnhy, ordo.
lIcncy oi blood, aud consequently with some chronic
disease or allmcn take ofihis BLoon foop aud Lc
stored To health, W. notice that the druggists in
Galveston have received u supply Of this article, aud
also ufthc world-rcnown,i m, Eaios's i.fRhls Cor
dui which every mother should have 1t Is said to
contain ma parcgorc mr. opato Of auy kind whatever,
aud vt course must bc invaluable forall nianl'ccom-
plants. II l. also said that II will aay all pain, aud
-nfNcn the gums In process of tcclhng, and nj the
same time regulate The bowels, Let all mothers aud
nurses who have endured anxious days and slroplcs
nights, procure - supply aud be at once relieved:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

rlyg.we are pleased to learn that Capt.
" ard returns from tho expedition to Camp
ruorrr, with tho undivided respect and
confidence of the men who went with him.
TAis -rclng seems to be reciprocal on his
t,ar.. ,,vards them. lie mentions the SER
r.cr. f our young friend Capt. y. Miller,
in ierns Of the highest admiration, for hiT
coolness, dclibcration and uniinching cour1
ss,. We know thut all he says about himl
in deserved to the fullest extent. The boys
from Dallas. Lancaster aud Plano, sustain
ed during the whole trip, their previous
high characters as gentlemen and soldiers
-,,nps Ncvill and Ash. Denton received 'he
siylnst praise FROM their commander
Our friend +. {. !lawpc Esq. furnished
large amount of provision and forage foI
she oampaisu, and like true pa'riof was
u present whcn there wSs prospect
rnr nay thing to be done
Cspts. Sublctt, and Harrison Of Waco,
,,1c he Murnts of the expedition, aud Wtli,
=. io hit. at som. future time, occupy dis
;iasuished places in the history Of their
country. I
cat. Rogers of Ellis, is a hero AMI dd-
se~vrs the soubriqret of 1.-The Marion of tiIc
sn'' n, man has over commanded on
ths frontier, more beloved and homored
toar nc, AMI long may he wear and ehJoy
h,r laurcls.
r,ptains Hammer, McGowan and others
aaqo ac,cd prominent parts during the STIR
riuV Genes around the Fort.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
Letter from Denton.

DEAN Jlrn,Lp.-J Having ,ccurcd , xest
in friend Mes bugyv. and sunplyirr the
ncccssurics for the irip NO loft tLc ouictude
of Dallas on Inst Monday for Denton. We
,,;oss.d !, numbrr of benutiful farms. and
from all pnpcaranccs the nrcsent xb.at
crop is the most promising, ever seen this
early in the season. Just ut uiyht We
hauled M at the Murphy House. where we
are snj3urning, -onjoying the inequalities
of this o!l and well known house.
Dyn,on il beautiful location for n town.
situated in grove of timber o., an emil
nencc, which overlooks thu surroundings 81
lovely prniric We found District Court ill
scssion, his Hon. Judge Waddill presiding
". I. q. Weaver Es1., District AttorreF
Quite number of lawyers are IL attep4
ance from The different adjacc.. eop,.,c}
learned that the docket was = fyl aae
and would probably consume Tie t1a week,
allotted to this county.
As you know, Denton has covered herself
with glory in the election on last Sat..r.f,r.
The official majority for Secession is 81
This is truly tlattcring when we remember
n few weeks ago. she went for Union in til.
election of delegates n the convention.
Last night large crowd turned out to
hear DR.. Throckmorton: did not ret there
in time tn hear nil of his sneccb Int nm
dcrstand it was in the main an account of
his stewardship in the Legislature and in
the Convention. Here must tell YOU of a
rather singular procedure. It seems that
it was well understood among the Union
men that the DR.. would address the c;ti-
zena an tbst occasion while the secession
mon werc wholly ionorant of the move nm
iii ahout nnon wben good secession man
.,t ~ ;ns;aht omd rot;fed all tn he in ot-
,nmd.,aa ,.:;il,r, ,.r,;In Al tho onnointcd
,a'n NV I.'no"' ,s". .mdad ont NAV
oW.a:,a Ia ~ w." w." oc ,ha rs snooob
~ as. ~ NV .''so uoa co.. ~ ~ go.
.ih .u,GLa nv annronria 70 M had
. "mo s,I,a Io .m hRiodsoe ~ McK;nnav
Su.' - ci 49,. tho 10 tonos. 81 ~
vas '' ~, o'iieu io'' ~. Wy W. NV
W, r," u ~" ,,'. PIN tinm fnr tLo oan,I
No., t;s - no oh,o - .d,,no.o
,tou ~, Ills i;.s,d ~.
~. i'.o.is Esp >,
so.ass;, s"e suppos. uI,, a'n" -. .i VI
nov In IL, ~ ~: 'na. ~ -,
nm ,h;s ,naa,; In'o M, n,on 49, $3.50
nato ! snoooi, 81 H., -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~
L. s.. ,, ":u 'n nI r.'o'u'ions w "
;s,,,nro AL Ca,a, mo '; ~, 81 80 49,, INV s.
~. .a.o,,,;.,;u,. =, ~ :" -. .Io u, VI
90 Nv ,ho oa,Is n,orn .na;ns, ,,a why" t .niy
s";, W.. 49, w." ,a slnJ' 'n' nU oJu9
VI " ~ ,h y, Poo'ru ,oo y, .n,nAs
nonuc' - ~ WV. Vs. rM anu
"', rev., III ~, ,ne U'I"s'on NJ ean 'cii
Iii WI, oohi No. .o.G}os' VI Denaon anu ,oi'
aea. % -o,nv' aro eun','"ates ior
10 III P,aoo y; Va hlie.' VINO mas
III mS-,epaes ,,e 'nis hoatlhg district
.' 'n TI'e ss,aa,;n, 'n ".o s"nsuine Oh sac
ees Th. n';nas ,n .oI 80 on IN honday
~. in a,';,,c',,,, H. ~ Pr,;eu pieoy
'to"s I" Ia, n,a,n,,;c, ,Lo raJonL,o,i ~
,. NJ, L., III ~ 30 ,,,,,.,,os O""," ~
.e"eliins' ~. ~, y, H. r ro,,,i Ia.
DeI'on - CO J $500 ala r..
--.'i ,'''e ~. .S Ill, ,,oi H. III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
70 the Patrons of the Herald.

We earnestly request all who are inhebl-
81 to this Office to came forward aud make
omPI payment, In order to enable w- I"
'si our engagements, which are nnw enm'
dun, We are in need of money nov,
b. wing gone largely In debt for our new Of
s's, anl are farrell 10 make this appeal and
,r lnsls, an immeliate payment Of all ae-
iui. due Us, however small.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

FEVHE undersigned having been appointed,
i at the January Term, A. d. 1861, of
the Probate Court Of Dallas County, Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Marshall !.
johnson, this is therefore, TO notify all
persons having claims against said estate
TO present them duly authenticated, to me
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred; and all those indebted to
said s~tai5 re Hpt Hci .o come Forward
wA4ut lelnF. ard settle thc s-re o. they.
Tui ie pacel iH fle bends ef pa officer.
GEORGE g. RfC9RD
2lsw fi-a-s'-tf.r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

Ills blessing, lhey were able 20 yindieaie,
establish ani transmit to their pOsieriiy.
WIN The continuance Of Ills favor ever
gratefully Acknowledged, We may hopefully
perliy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

wonLlkY's ,'nuI ~ TnwN This rcnOwn-
20 artist is now In Dallas, Ani takes pie
ru-es 81 successfully that man hardly
8 avs himself-ani NJ for tho ladies'
i'sy look ineompsrably beautiful, in the cl'
n ,nt e,4-s,hN fricnl wn,llcy puts NJ, let
call aud see the specimens,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
no. 395.
CORNELIUS ENNIS & Co.

JAMES JOHNSTON, et al.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of 7arom 20. GreeGng,
ROU are hereby commanded, that "
Il. summon by publication, james Jol
ston, whose residence is unknown. to "a
and appear before the Honorable Distr,
Court of Tarrant county, to be holden wi
IN and for the county of Tarrant at Il
Court House thereof in the Town of For
Worth, on the 9Th Monday after the 4 Il
Monday in March, \. b. 1861, then A.,
there TO answer tie petit on of Cornell
Ennis and James Il. Ennis, filed in So
Court against the said James Johnster
and alleging in substance us follows.
wit: for that OH to-wit: the 9Th day =,
May a. b. 1865, the said Johnston and or,
j. J. Courtnay, BY the name and stvlc a.
Johnston Courtnay for valuable CO.
sideration, executed and delivered to yo,
petitioners their certain promissory no
whereby they undertook and promised /.
pay one day after date to the order of yoy,
petitioners, four hundred and eighty 70
dollars with interest at ten per cent fro
date till paid. l0ur petitioners represe
that said note is due and unpaid and IN
Defendants have failed and refused to NJ
the same or any part thereof, to their dan
age, six hundred dollars. Therefore, the
sue and pray that said Defendant be cite
to appear and answer this petition, tha
they may have judgement &c And IL
said plaintiffs having made affidavit thu
the said Johnston is not resident citize
of the State of Texas, wherefore they prs
that the said Johnston be cited by publica
ton in the Dallas Herald, for four success
sive wecks,) weekly newspaper publisht
in the County of Dallas, there being u,
newspaper published in Tarrant county.
Herein fail not, but of this writ and how
Won have executed the same, make due 10.
turn before said court.
Attest; W. b. Tucker, Clerk O,
SEAL the District Court of Tarrant Couu
\(z0T>/ty, and the impress of the seal OF
said court hercOn annexed. Done at ofIice
in Town of Fort Worth, this I'd day of Fen.
ruary, A. ID. 1861.
". b. TUCKER.
clerk. DIST. CT. of Tarrant County, Texas
BY W. W. WEATnERED, Deputy Crk.
anne TO hand til, ID day of February. 4
D. io6l, and executed by publishing in tho
Dallas Herald, newspaper published ia tao
county of Dallas, being the nearest county.
where newspaper is published, there
icing no newspaper published in county of
Iarrant, for four successive weeks previous
o return day. Dated this Cd day ofFcbru-
Try, a. d. 1861. W. o. YANTIS,
Sheriff Tarrant County, Texas.
20:fw.-Printer' fee, Sl7 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

esS those liseoasolals persons who can't
'e''n's Fee'ne'led 70 live under Ieif Da-
v''e' administration in the Confederate
States, must now do as the man Who had
an abdominal srasm,-" grin aud en-
lnre H. '"-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
Ennr Mnnrn. Fen- 2s. 1nG1

Alta public meeting held at this place
last night, in the Academy, the house being
full, Resolution was introduced by Major
Harper, seconed BY Capt. Daggott and pass
ed unanimously rendering tharks to Capt.
r. Ward and the men that accompanied
him, in the expedition - co-p Cooper
for their srecess in Sac exlediinn aeinst
that Post
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
~ The 18th Mar.

Ses The 4th March has como and gone
and We are saved from Lincoln's rule of
coercion. His government is now n FOREIGN
one in which Texashas neither part nor par
eel, the day has passed for an adjustment.
and Texas is free from Negro equality and
Lincolnism
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

20 see aIvcrii-em mt Of Mc.srS, Hyatt
3 duncan, Groecrs, at Dcnton, Texas.-
1tae accomplished gentlemen have always
0r hsnd whatever conduccs 10 tho comfort
~ tss inner man, aud are always roady
Eni willin. TO sell ior .for rash.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

a. :.icaI Caldwell has just moved into
4.. new house, y fine establishment, and has
a ,,ug advertisement Of good things in to-
3,y, paper. Everything that is nice, from
~, 'roprie,or and clerk, to fruits, hams,
gcrers, &C., &c, can he found at this ele-
gsuf house.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

Bsl" The Republicans IT New York have
subscribed $4,000 and PROMISED an army
Of lal0l1 men to prevent the secession Of
MARYLAND.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

NJ. Gov. Pickcns, tho distinguished
sssnufil aud accomplished Lucy I'olcombc'
,hs rormer Belle of Texas, is now c" route
~. her fathers residence near MARSHALL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

se- Sc notice Of Jcif, Peak, Jr., Drug
81, who ha. removcl To the brick Garner
asrr the Dallas Hotel, His drugs and med.
mes are all new aud pure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
0nnACRES of Land, in Dallas County

0nOACRES of Land, in Dallas County
%%O-lG0 acres of Prairie and 60 acres
Of Timber adjoining-20 or 80 acres in Cul-
tivation, with House, Stable, Corn Glib, &c
known formerly as the Masters Tract, stu
atea - scyene, Dallas County. about or
g,i srUm Dallas yer. sri-able -sr1n Tor
O slzal family. fas sale lg
" l. GOLD Lad -3grar
DsiiH. Tees O.. Is 1850. --tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

GEN HoUsToS ABOUT TO REsIGY.-The
Telegraph and the Texas Ranger, both state
that Gen. Houston is about to resign his
seat..as Governor of Texas. If the Old
IcfVis not in a hurry, maybe he will be
saved the trouble.
The Ranger suggests the propriety of
establishing the National Capital of the
Confederate States Mt Brennan. Reason
assigned that they have at that place a
good Jail and plenty of strychninc Whis-
ky, warranted to kill, all, suitable for re-
fractory members of Congress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

bsr- Parson Eli Witt has shown us
gvsrimeu OF fne Soap manufactured by
A,,as,lI lie i, now selling Rights and Re-
-ir,, success to him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
ID ALL AS ACADEMY,
n ala n

'HNlE trustees of this Academy having
N elected me principal OF the same, here
ny INFORM the public that the next session,
VIII begin oii Monday, 2ith February, 1861.
Rates, per Session OF Twenty Weeks.
photography, Reading, Writing and
Mental Arithmetic, Sl2 so
Biography, English Grammar, nisto-
ry and Arithmetic, IL 90,
Natural and Moral Sciences and Elc-
menlary Algebra, 90 90.
Latin, Greek and Hebrew Langua-
g.es,, aud Higher Mathematics, % co.
ihei"ehtal Zee Tor wood, &c., l. 90
Music and Ornamental DEPARTMENTS, win
be provided for as soon a. convenient.
TERMS.--ruitiun will hc charged, frop,,
the time the pupil enters school to tho, CLOSE
OF the session. Deduction made fer sick
ness proiractcd MS long us month. Pat
rons becoming dissatisfied with the school
may discontinue their children at any time
by paying for the time sent ut the time of
"'sco"''h'inncc. II. J. PATlLL0..
CIRCULAR.
We, the Trustees of the Dallas Academy
having heard an examinations of Rew:F.J
PAriLLo, by the County school Committee
in the varioHs branches required nv tn
school Law, and also by special commit
tee OF our own appointment, in the hphe
branches of Languages, Mathematics, &c
nave elected him TO take charge of tile Acao
cTy. We are prepared to recommend hi
10 the public as well qualified for the pos
ton, and hope the publicwill cucourareal
support him and the Trustee. ia cstablis
ing permanent school. Such school
need and must have, il We expect pcrmaut
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

60 The Grayson Monitor represents the
Chic. iRaw In'lians as opposed to any dem
raara,ion against For, Cobb, by the Tex
Eas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

a;s- See motto. OF the Dallas Light Ar
nll ~ in to-,lay's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

sar The North threatens TO arooL the
South, but the South will put them through
a course of twiggs, if she tries it,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
XYOoiley las Corae!

EF you want Photograph, IyOrytype,
Il or any kind of a Picture, either small
or life size, finished up in style of SUR
passing beauty, call At
Woolley's Premium Gallery,
over llirsh's Store. My business is such
that am compelled to leave on the l1th
inst. Please call this or next week and
get a very fine picture at n very low price.
22lw1 $. j. WO0ILEY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
Peaks DpsgG Store

rs removed tothc stand formerly occupied
q by Geo. W. Baird, opposite the Dallas
Ilolel. 22:3w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

bGuSs, Ns.
Embracing everything usually found in the
drug line. Owing TO misfortune ION Sth
July last, | am compelled to adopt the
CaGEa lys5Ec1aa-
Hut hope that the liberal patronage hereto
tore cxtonJcd will he continued.
Prescriptions compounded At all hours.
Hlank prescriptions furnished 20 F!F~lc"H.
ut application.
March 9TH lSGi--22;tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
Notioe.

y. v. DAVIS, E.s- I. al alIh'Fi1"d Ns'h'
g IL. Rsila' n,rsii aai aay -is'E'''ihs Z" sub
Fil-n' Fr--isri b him uill h. dni' 'fsn"~l''is'i
b,a. sMINnELlS LANE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

Pour Hundred volunteers have left Gal
weston. fars,lss Rio grsnde.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
TIE ELECTION.

Ne give below all the election returns we
Nv ". rccciHed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06


Than any heretofore used, aud with the aid
inexperienced carler will be able TO give
general satisfaction, gu all grades OF wool
from coarse Ia half marine. -
The wool MUST he THOROUGHLY
CLEANSEp OF burrs aud glue, and one
pound OF lard To every eight pounds of wool
must be furnished in ALI. CASES. also, one
sheet to every twonty-fve pounds, that be-
ing as much as they will hold when carlsl.
ss7y-We positively will NOT receive Wool
in bad order, fort Is impossible to do good
work, and II Injuries the cards
TcrTuss Cash:
White Wool, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 oisf,ih
MlNcu WOOL, ,,,',''''',,,,,,,,,,,,"",lO
defender our thanks for previous patron
age, and solicit u continuation of custom.
". 4. NANCE.
Lancaster, Feb, 20, 1851 20s mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06

'-.'' ~ h.AAh',
j ". SMITH
a. ". MURTON.
GEO. w. GUESS. IT"'t
A. NJ. MOORE.
SAH. y. PHNOR
Vas, Feb. 20 lShl-2OtG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-06
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The proceedings
have led the border States people at WASH
ington to talk of the expediency of n sepa-
rate Coniedcracy.
Mr.. I. Kingman, formerly Representa-
tive from South Carolina has received
letter, stating thatFort Sumter will he ia
ken, at whatever cost, before the 4th of
March
number Of letters have been received here
Dy southern men, from Boston ship owners,
they relate to commissions for priyatecys-
Inc writer's arc anxious to get that kind of
employment for their Shipping.
The Post Office department has in formed
the Postmastcrs in the seeding States tbot
they would be paid by drafts against the
postal receipts in their States.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-Adv;ces from
Richmond, received kere to-day, say Mr..
Stanton's froce bill has created great excite
ment in the Virginia Convention.
WasnlxGToy, Feb. 2l.-Trouble is preva-
lent in the French Legation, on account of
Mr.. Mercier, who has secession sympathies,
having sent home official adrices conflicting
with Consuls and others. Explanations have
been required.
Mr.. Stoeckel, the Russian Minister, also
sympatlises with the secession movement
WAsHISGToS, Feb. 2l.-Europcan dis
patches announce the determination of Eu-
ropean powers to recognize no new Govern
ment until its recognition from the Govern
ment from which it separated
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22d.-In the Peace
Conference there is a probability that II
States will vote for Guihrie's proposition.
Mr.. Everett advises the President TO with
draw the troops from Fort Sumter
The President win veto the Force hill
RlcHKoyn Feb. lS-During the sitting Of
ihs Virginia State Convention on SATURDAY, J
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