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Peter Funk worsted by Ccuntryman.


Peter Funk is shrewd man. and generally
carries his point. case has recently occurred
which is worth relating.
countryman named King was in the city on
business, and though appearing somewhat
green," was not altogether unacquaiRted
with the ways OF Gotham. He had heard
OF Peter, and resolved 10 see him at once
He accordingly went into mock auction store,
where nui.iber of men were busy examining
watches with the apparent intention OF making
purchases
When King entered, wise looks were ex.
changed between these gentry. and the sale soon
commenced
was offered. and King. being good Judge of the
article, and knowing "a thing or two" bidit in
at $25
He Immediately pu. it in his pocket. and
turned TO leave. The auctioneer asked him to
have il put up
NO. replied King, g / will carry it in my
pocket--it will be safe"
" You had better have it done up persisted
the auctioneer; "you can then put it in your
trunk aud carry it home without danger Of
losing it."
al never lost anything" replied King. very
coolly. ~
BY this time several men had gathered around
him, some advising him to have it done up, and
others asking him 10 let them look at it. But
he declined all offers, and started towards the
door.
Peter saw he had got hold of the wrong Gus
toner, and resolved to effect by force what be
could not by deception.
A man sprung before King, and was about to
close the door, while the others pressed closely
around him.
Thereupon, he drew q revolver, and assuring
them that il was well loaded and sure fire, told
the man at the door, in very cool and delibe.
rate manner that if he attempted to shut it, he
would blow bis brains out forthwith.
Then, pushing away the men around him, he
exclaimed,
'.rThe first man who dares to lays his hands
on me will be shot -
They all stood back, and King walked out
with his watch while Peter found himself done
n little browner than he ever remembers to have
been
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
VOANEY FRENCH,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR--Latc Of Keno
sha, WIS; viii visit most of the countries of Eu
rope during the year 1855. Any professional OF
koO or with H. +. ScHoFF, Esq, attorney and
I.asuist, Konosha, win be promptly attended to.
n33vl5tf.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

"Miss, can | have the exquisite pleasure ri
rolling the wheel of conversation around tho
axletrce of your understanding for few min
utes this evening"
The lady tainted.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

bashful young Printer refused situation
IN nYintipe Office where females were en-
nIove5, saying that he never "set sp' with
girl in his life
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

He that goes to bed in anger has the devil for
bedfellow.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

aIMPERTIxENT Lady in fashionable dress;
Little boy, can 60 through this gate to the
riverl'
Boy-"Perhaps. load Of hay went through
this morning."
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

vs A vain mans motto is: win gold and
wear IT,.
Miser's: "Win gold and spare it,
A Prohigate's: win gold and spend it"
A Brokers': win gold and lend it,
A Fools: "Win gold and end it.
Gamblers: "Win gold and lose it
A Wise mans: "Win gold and use 1t.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

MRS. a. a. 81. =. FARR, having entered
kE into "a co-partnership in the practice of Med
cine will be found at their office Sdrk1ceathe's Drag
Store or at their residence, corner Of Chicago and Park
streets all times ready attend the calls of the public
Kenosha May 1. 1856 46u
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

GALL and examine Clark 4 Sons large assert
" mont of family Groceries, they are selling at the
lowest price. Opposite the City Bank, No, 70 Main
Street
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
JON ID. JILSUN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
Chancery, and County Judge. Will attend to all legal
business agencies entrusted 20 his
CFFCE-DURhEE FLOCK, MAIN STREET
Kenosha, Wis. 1856. 56-*
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

TNOR THE COMPLEXION: Balm of a
E Thousand Flowers, Stands Alabaster Tablets,
Stands Chalk Balls, and Giens Toilet Water fo-
sale by s. CLARK & son, 20 Main ST.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
JOSIAH BOND.

ATTORNEY at Law and Pension aud Bounty Land
Agent Isagent also for several Of the best eastern
Insurance Companies. 10" Sec advertisements
n3gNl6 VI
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w. $. HOYT. VI. ID.

ROMGOPATlllSr-Wou ld respectfully tender his
Professional services in It's various branches TO the
Citizens of Kcnosha and its vicinity. g1Office
and residence on Main ST. nearly opposite City Ho-
tel nlvl6. kENosHA, Wis
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
SITAS AMES,
MEDICAL CARD.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office next doc
noEth Of Z. L Frnncs' clothing store. ln4S.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

LAWYER-rSS- Office KENosHA CITY, Wis Re
sidence, WILLOW Brook FARM, Somers. e. Sc
vorat Improred and Untmproged Farms for sale.
nlvl6.
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Truthful Testimony

The St. Louis Democrat, Buchanan journal
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
PIERCE 81 LYMAN,

BOOTS Shoes, Leather, Findings, &c. Every va
riey of every article pertaining to their business
may be had Of them at the lowest prices. Custom
work to order. Leather for sale. Hides bought
Sc. &c. See advertisements.
KENosHA Wis Main street.
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R, II. HAMBROOh.

SASH, DOOR, AND WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURER
and House Joiner. g shop Park Street, first door
east Of the City Bank. Keposhd, Wis. -
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

.. 3. PETIT,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
Solicitor in Chancery. Office, Main Street.
KenOshn, Observation-Disclosures. wisconsin n.
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STARKWEATHER * CO.,

DRUGS, Medicines, Oils, Paints Perfumery, Fancy
Articles, all kinds of Patent Medicines, and ex
cellent assortment of every article kept in estab
lishmcnts Of this character.
AAIx ST
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

laa; "eish wss taken prisoner as he was abou
leaving IN the boat aad was taken back and instant
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
L.. O.. MERRILL,

NSURANCE-IIe is agent for various companies
Of undoubted credit and is prepared to issue poll
cies on Life and Property, ON favorable terms
leS~S Sec advertisements.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, AND BATHING
SALOON-Opposite CITY Hotel Main ST., Ke-
aosha, WIS. { - Hair Dyes, Restoratives, Perfu-
merry, and Shaving Soaps kept constantly on hand
and for sale. EEAold Razors sharpened and re-
paired 1yrllvl5
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SALT! SALT!

ESRESIf arrival per Barque John " Ayer, for
n sale at the Liddle Warehouse, by
SAM HALE
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IGEHT! LEGnT!! LEGHT:!. Fresh
IL Camphene, Burning Fluid. Sperm and Sterine
Candles, just reed ut S. CLARK S SONS,
No. 70 Main st.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

FEHEsE largest and best lot of Hair, Tooth, Nail,
IL Cloth, Hat, Scrubbing, and Busting Brushes,
in the city is TO DC found at tho Excelsior Drug
Store, No. 70 Main St S. CLARK & SON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

uo wa. .o familiar with hs rhiosmphy lUai
Il was ImpU.sl 'Df him ~ No. deceived.
"lnlHed, iH represents llnt Jackson wis
periIndy sensitive IN this point, aud would
not allow even he Secretary Mcjor DoOcl'on,
o. t,'7, Doe manuscript m the most tiliug
mnnnCt. On one OCcns Iou, Oi tho time Ol his
message In regard to the French difficulties,
AlSjor Donolson had, at The suggestion Of some
members ni the Cabinet, u obliged the sense,
add made It less strong and severe than 1t was.
No sooner was IL discovered by Jackson than
he flew into great excitement, and when Mr..
Rlves entered his private office to obtain il for
printing, he found the old General busily en-.
gagged ia rewriting it according to the origin.
al copy. Whatever may be ones personal
opinion Of Jackson, the integrity OF story
should be preserved, AZ the same time, the
history of itself seems improbable, II W. may
Judge il by the character Tor decision aud ener-
gy which is universally accorded to the hero
of New Orleans"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
Did Gen. Jackson Write his Messages?

Not long since, the Herald gave currency to
n statement that every message or other pub
lie paper bearing Gen. Jarkson's signature,
while he was President, with one exception
only, WAS written b. Amos Kendall. The
exception was the celebrated "Proclaimation,'
which vas from the pen of Edward Livings-
Ton. Such n sweeping charge as this scarce
" needed contradiction, if persons would for a
moment take into consideration the strong,
positive character of General Jackson himself.
A man who possessed such an unbounded in
fuence over the minds and actions Of others.
would not be likely to allow any one to write
out his opinions for him.
The New York literary correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller first referred to this matter
and gives the following interesting particulars
in regard to it. He says:
"a literary item has recently been going
the rounds of the press, which | am satisfied
conveys a very erroneous impression. In the
announcement Of the memoirs and confessions
of Amos Kendall, which it is said will be n
posihumous work from this somewhat extra
ordinary man, it is stated that it is susceptible
of proof, that, with but a single exception, ev-
ery message, or other public paper, bearing
General Jackson's sisnuiure, while he was
President, was written by Mr.. Kendall. The
exception, it is avowed, was his celebrated
"Proclamation,, which was from the pen of
Edward Livingston. This is a sweeping as
serion, and | have the best Of authority to as
sert that there is no foundation whatever for
the statement. Mr.. John G. Rives was prin-
ter to congress during the whole term OF jack
sons administration. and he was repeatedly
stated 10 public men a, Washington, and in
the presence of many listeners, that every doc
ument TO which General Jackson's signature
was attached, was written BY :he General him
self, with the exception Of one important pa
per. Mr.. Rives states this from the fact that
when jackson had anything TO be published
he always sent for him to como to the White
House, and that he uniformly received the
.Isuusctipi from Jackson own haad. md tlisi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

WdAr SnAre NExr l--Speaking Of the lu.
ture. Of Sam, the Louisiana Courier says;
I'VE are altogether in the dark rs to what
Sam will be next year, That a contest will
be offered us on the native American basis
none need doubt. The nominating conven.
ton of the lantemites will meet, and they vii
nominate a candidate bu, who or what he
will be, or what principles he will profess, none
can tell. Sam has shown himself in such a
variety of shapes, is so abolitionized in some
sections, so anti.C atholicized in others, so be-
rid with political preachers in all portions Of
the country, and has been compromised in so
many thousand ways, thai no new form will
n, all astonish u.s."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

The Hed River Hunters number IVA ibou.
ahd men Their women and children nun.
bcf three thousand souls They have 1850
cnns, and range Nith them from tho Mouse
River Valley 10 the Red hyorof The north and
EACH year IL juno aud July, and again In Dc.
lober and November. carry of 10 The settle.
meni, nl Pemblna, aud in the English terrific.
~, at least 2,500,000 pounds Of buffalo meat,
dried ot IN the form Of penicnn. These PEG.
pie ere simple.honred. honest and indusmi
Gus.
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NSa'EEGE.

FESIlE business OF John " lIerriiielA having
T. been placed in my hands Ter settlement, Gli
peraons. indebted 20 him either by no.e or account
are %nrSsntly ra4ueeted to %oue forward lalblE.
DIATELY and settle. Thoso indebted by uc-
count will please como forward and settle ut
least by giving their notes. Should this Gull fail
to receive attention, thosc who i,rglert it may Ia
notified in another manner, va ,iisNgrecabie to
them az it xii! be unpleasant 10 me. a word
to the wise, - &c. i. n aIANkS.
33:ti AEtatf for J. y. Msry>6sid.
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A T the November Term o.; the County
"A County Court Of DalIns and Stare OF
Texas, the Undersigned was APPOINTED Admin
%is,rator OF the EstN,e Of Mary flnrsvoder, de:
ceased. All persons having claims against, or
indebted to said Estate, are hereby notified to
come forward and present them, duly uu,hcin.
ticatcd within the tim" prescribed BY law.
W. l.. MURPHY,
Administrator, De bonis ncx.
Dallas, Texas, Dccc. 25,h, 1855.
no39:Cw.
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Rnnd and FaIen lar sn'c.

u offer for tale 4 valuable tract Of land in Ellis
n county. containing 1000 acres, with 20 acrcI
in COOL cult ItiGn and two cabins. This land
is situate or TIE stage road, about two miles from
Chambers Creek, on the West aide, ind Is de-.
lightfully situated, convenient To water, Sc. |
viii sell ut u reduced price for cash, The land
is patented. Persons wishing I" purchase nro
solicited to come and examine tho land and tito
before buying elsewhere.
3S,2m RICHARD WILSON.
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ABMENRsTye NOYYCE.

Z ETTERS of administration upon the
/ lestate of Nancy Borin, deceased having
heen granted to the undersigned BY the Hon.
orab!e the County Court of Ellis County, at
its December Tenn, 1856:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said ESTATE TO present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed BY
the law. And all persons indebted to said
estate nre hereby requested to make immediate
payment.
ANA BRADSfIaW. Adrst.
Feb. 8. 1862: St
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To TRAVELLERS.
TROUGH LINE FROM DALLAS TO

MINI III OHI.
TVRAVECLERS GOING EAST, eZsGHRR
IL are informed that a new line ,S!s:..4,4s
of FOUR HORSE STAGES has been established
from Gainesville through to Shreveport, via
Washington, Ark, whereby passengers will be
conveyed without delay, and throu gh tickets Civ
en- from Gainesville to Shreveport Mt SIS, with
a preference Bf seats. The trip is made in four
days, and none but sober and experienced drivers
are employed on the line.
Passengers taking the stage at d allaa for Bon
ham, will be landed a. Shreveport in eight days
through fare, 500.
L. F. CRUTCHFIELD, Agent.
Dallas. Texas, Feb. l6, 1s~56-v4n43:ly
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N. G. RAYMOND.

ATT ORNEY AT LAW, AUSTIN.
HAVING WITHDRAWN FROM THE LATE
ii firm az Raymond, Freeman u Co. ia now
prepared to condncE n business on his own rca-
possibility, which vii; present all the facilities
OF the late firm. Particular attention given to
the procurement ofpatentS and the investigation
OF claims in che different departments OF tho
State Government, Dec %. lS5j-S6.ly
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9EO FOL" California.

NJ Il would hereby inform all those having an
w inclination to move to California next
Spring, that We shall start ~ soon a, the grass
is sufficiently high to travel upon with stock.
We would suggest that the head Of Village creek
in johnson county, he the place of rendezvous.
as there arc several fun lilies in that vicinity WIN
expect to 80.
CHARLES WISE.
LANCASTER, January l4'h les6,--4N:Gt
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THE A OF Y

County OF GRAYsoN,
In COUNTY CoURT PERTAINING TO THE Estates
OF DECEASED PERSONS, March TERM, 1856,
NM hereas, John Pope, and Hannah his wife,
w William L.. Parish and Francis his wife.
having filed their petition in this Court, against
N. W. TONNES. administrator. Temple Car.
penter. Howard J. De Witt, guardian Of the
person and Estate of the MINOR Amanda De
Witt, Jno. *. De Gratfenreed, and Owen Car.
penter, heirs at law Of the Estate of Oliver Fl.
P. Carpenter deceased, praying for a partition
and distribution of said Estate, and it appear.
ing that John X. De G~rafenreed and Owen
Carpenter are not residents Of this State
These are therefore to notify said John X. De
Graffenreed and Oven Carpenter, and all 9th.
er persons interested in SAID Estate. TO be and
appear at the March Term 1856, of tins court,
and there TO show cause if any they have
why said partition and distribution should not
take place as prayed for in said petition and in
accordance with law.
~ Given under my hand and the seal
HF. GA OF said County Court hereon i'm
ASD pressed a, Office in Sherman this
s. BOSTICE, elk. c. c., g. G.,
Ecb 2. 1879 70: Il.
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THE STATE OF X

GRAYS0N COUNTY,
In COUNTY C0URr PERTAINING TO The ESTATE
OF DECEASED PERSONS, MARct Term, A. D.
1856.
XXThereas John Pope, and Hannah his wife,
w WiIIiamL L. Parish, and Francis his wife,
having filed their petition in this Court, against
n. W. TGwnes, administrator, Temple Car
penter, Howard j. De Witt, guardian of the
person and Estate of the minor Amanda D.
Witt, John K. De Graffenreed, aid Owen Car
penter, heir at law of the Estate of Francis
Carpenter deceased, praying for a partition
and distribution of said Estate; and it appear
ing that John X. De Gratienreed and Owen
Carpenter, are not residents of this State
These are therefore 20 notify the said John X.
D, Gratfenreed, aud Owen Carpenter and all
persons interested to be and appear at the
March Term 1856 OF this Court and show
cause if any they can, why said partition and
distribution should no, take place according to
law.
TnA Witness s. Bos,ick clerk of the
10y ~ i%pre, so'' Of Gs sid Court son q" Ser ss"'
January 31st 1856.
S. BOSTICK, Clerk.
Feb. Q. 1860: At.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W0TECE.

Whereas, Letters Of administration were
granted to the undersigned, as administrator q!
the estate of J. W. Yearv, deceased, by the
Honorable County Court, OF Collin County. at
its DecemL,r term, 1855, these are therefore
to notify all persons having claims againstsaid
estate, TO present them, duly authenticated.
within the time prescribed BY law, and all
those Indebted will make immediate payment,
9. HENDRICKS.
Administrator.
Mckinney, Colin Co, Texas,
Feb. 9. 1866: Ct.
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Eost Certificate.

n HAVE lost the Headlight certificate of James
Il W. Love, for 800 acres Of land. issued by
John ". Crockett, Commissioner of ,Merccr's Col
ony. .dhtei. April 30tl,. 1850. No. Sal. If not
found within tho time prescribed by law. l shall
apply to the proper department for a duplicate
for the sane 4. y. TERRE1.
Dec. Ii. 35:9t.
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Kaufman, January Q, I85G-3s:6t
Y.Dsr ~scert;Gcafe.

EKTE have lost the heGLright certificate Of
w Thon&s i. Garyin, issued by Thomas
Vim. Ward. Commissioners OF pc.ars Colony;
number and date no5 racpliectnt If not found
within thc time prescribed by law, We will arpiy
to the proper DEPARTMENT. ipr i duplicate.
W. II, y p. WITT.
Dalias. Feb. l. lH56--Al:Qt
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NNlTEGE,

A III. persons indcbt I'd to the firm of GOLD &
DONALDSON by note or book account for
The year 1858, and pr, viol ,sly, arc requested to
make payment before the first iay of March,
otherwise pay me ut will be enforced by
aw, this being deemed /! 'aiicicnt notice.
GOLD ~ DONALDSON.
Dallas, February 9th, IS 5G.--t22:tf
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N-~HH
AtsTIS Jan. :oih, 1850,
j, " LirISEa Eiin.r
DEER Sir The undersigned Who are mutual friends both
personal and polite Il Of yourself and Senator WeatherIorl, see
with much regret that unpleasant relations have sprun. up
between you. Without sdSerting 10 the fse's that have pro.
luccd this state u things, We do not think there 10 a we'll
grounded rssson for the existence OF the feelings TO which We
have referred, Regarding yourself sul Mr. Weatheriord both
as honorable gentlemen and sound Democrats, We bg 10 propose
TIN, you will through n note addressed to SOME OF ths UNDER
signed select two or three democratic friends here To act With
Others TO he selected by Mr. Wssthcrfori, t, adjust the vho.
matter and let a pu bic statement he made accordingly. In az
dressing thh. note to you we have been Influenced 10th oy feelings
Of friendship for each OF you, and 4 desire to pro.io.e the har-
mony snt success .. the Democratic party. We Communicate
With you At our own suggestion aud We fee! confident from our
knowledge Of you, that at least You will properly appreciate the
motives By which We are actustcJ. After giving due cpnsidcra.
ton TO this letter, We would respectfully solicit that You vOal6
reply to 1t Vt As carly u day Us possible.
Mn ". POTTER,
NJ. u. II. TAYLOR,
MATT. WARD,
q. ECTOR,
JSU. HENRY BROWN,
II. Il. II uNNELS,
T. \. PALMER.
WM. IL. sCURRi,
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nbWAAY NoTIoNB



TANLS, up by Goptgc Is l.ul l6d tsif.,ei
before a lizard, u Iustcc tf tie l'Oape IN and
l0r Dallas coUnti, one BLIND sUlliIL MAEL
MULE, and appraised NY H. j laul and iiuwb
II, stanford ~ 10. lcb, g., isjG-49di'
WV PEAK, CIR Co O. u I, Tens,
COLLlS COUNTY,
V'AkEN Up hy janc, j jamison and c,ttsyci
4 bcIbrc l. " Martin, j T., said Collin county.
three horscs. yi'.-OGc EAi NAVE, Gytufs
oil, la lnrls ligh, u small laddlc mar; "l Irr
lack-apprIiscd 10 SO the SORhEL MARE
3 Years old, hlugc in her lorhcnl, fifteen hands
high, branded with the letter II on Ito n,Sr
slouldrg-appruiscl 10 $50; The other, u SUR,
REL. HoRsE one year old, blpte in the iorhcsd.,
appraised 70 $40. Original iagcrt tIsd iShrau.
~ ST. lSI6
TArrN Up By Il u Mariin and es,rayoi l~-
l. } Martin, J Z, Collin county, Que his
SuRlId, MARE II years old, aaX name AMI
tail, right hind foot white UP to las,tr joint,
small star in the fOrhcad-appruised to sou.
papers filed in my Office Feb, 4rh, 1851.
JOHN l.. IOYEJoY, Clark
- - .N4N
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COMPLEMENTARY DINNER.

r e friends Of the Ho n. Nat. NJ. BURFoRD,
District Judge elect of HE 18TH Judicial Dis
trict, will give u dinner in the town of Sher-
man, Gravson county, on the 9th day of March,
! So, in honor of his elect ion. His friends and
the public generally are invited to attend and
participate in the ~festiviti IS Of the occasion.
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a GeniIc EFinf.

ETAviNG closed my business for the present,
NJ all those indebted to me will find me or NJ.
J. Peak, Jr at the CLERKS uilce, at all times,
where they will please call and settle their &C,
NJ SWING.
IlsIlas .Isras,1 ir.i. Is ~ q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
For. SHE.

U HAVE . large, fine JACK for snle he is FIVE
II. years old and II hand high, and is u good
breeder and well formed Any one wishing to
see said jack will please ca il on the undersigned
ut Corsicana, or Mr.. Wm. ] fright, . miles south
east of Corsicana, where she jack can be seen Nv
any time.
j. DRiEE.
February O.. l25C.--42:3t