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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02
THE STATE or TEXAS


a.. uh,rss Sc viar,l1 r,a'r.naa-
lrsI ASs CuEaSsIrR,N
10 me- Hon, NAT, N, EuF0Rp, Judg' ldh Jad'fin'
District
VOUR petitioner, u resident Of Cook county
Il Texas, wuu!i respectfully represent that he
was married to Lucy Ann McRlr1y ON tho 29lh
July, 1858, and that ia September following, the
said Lucy Ann abandoned lis bed and board
without any Just cause, ahsenting herself from
the Statchf reae; that previous TO said nhah'
dOnment her conduct was outrageous IN the eS'
tromc, and her cruel treatment 10 hin, your p''
titiOncr, such that he suffered great mortlheA,
tiOn, injury and chrgrin, in tho premises, anu
their living together Is now insnpportahle' we
, raw. therefore, for u decree Of divorce 'n Vim
cult: nsatrmoni'' from the said Lucy Ann Chron'
lister. kni her residence being ID him unknown
that cita ;icu issue by publication In the Dallas
Herald, as the law directs, newspaper publish
ed in the town, oC Dallas, Dallas county, Texas
citing the said I.GcN Ann TO appear and GnSwcr
to the foregoing petition, on the ga Monday al,
ter the 4tl Monday in September For all OF
which, as In duty bound. IL viii ever pray &C.
JOHN GL!HoNlsrER.
by his Attorney: r. !" H. oi'La'
|, Aaron Hill, Clerk District Court Cook
county, Texas, dc hereby certify that g." "DoNo
is true cory Of the original. fled in nv O'"'''
AARON HILL,
CIR Dist. Court c. c., T,rds
July 2lst, 1856.
Lucy Ann Chronister will please take notice
Of the above, and attend accordingly.
JAS. q. NIL, Sheriff,
By W. l.. FLrTCnER, Deputy.
Aug. ., lsjG-lllt.
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faRfanfe.


LrusoIos. ny, Jane -, lsiS
GlsIllgrN--l have received your letter Of
the 1871 Inst, giving ne oilirial information
NJ iny nomination IN the Democratic Nation
al Convention, ior the office oi Vire President
oi the United States | feel profoundly CRATE
hl 10 Tho democracy Tor THE distinction, 30 far
above my merits aud expectations, aud accept
the nomination with the pledge lhai should Il
result IN imposing on ne auy public duties,
shall exert whatever power ! possess TO dis
charge them with fidelity,
The Convention wisely selected for the hfsI
Mace in the Government, an eminent states
man whose character aud public services fur
nishes a guarantee that his administration will
command confidence nt home and Tespsct
abroad
The platform adopted by the Convention
has my cordial approval. regard II as the
only basis on which the Union can be Pfeserv'
ed in its original spirit. Adopted as II was by
the States, il shows that amidst the dlslrae'
lions OF the times there remains one united
and powerful organization, whose common
principles extend over every foot OF territory
covered By the federal constitution. Alter the
recent repeated aud depOrable failures OF 9th.
er parties 10 present to the country national
organization, we may justly eongraiul ATE the
States upon the unanimiIy which marked the
proceedings Of the Democratic Convention
and the patriot may point TO the fact rs pledge
OF constitutional Union, that The delegates
from Maine aud TeSas-irom South Carolina
aud California, were MS thoroughly united %
every question Of principle, rs those from the
Snnthorn Stains Of
and Kentucky, or from the neighboring North.
em States Of Wisconsin and Michigan.
This community Of sentiment, this feeling
of brotherhood, gives hope Of perpetual I'm.
ion. |, has been the happy fortune of the
democratic party, by adhering to the cOns,ltu'
ton. which was made 10 protect US all, to
avoid the geographical and sectional issues
against which Washington solcmnly warned
his countrymen; and we have every reason 10
believe, that i, is yet equal TO the high duty
which now devolves on it Of preserving the
constitution and maintaining the rights Of ev.
cry portion of the con.ederacy. lf the I'M
sound elements which troubled il for time,
have sought congena associations elsewhere,
the loss has been mote than supplied by nc.
cessions from the flower Of the old wing par
ty--nnd thus reinforced, it will be the destiny
uG the democracy, under the lead OF their dis
tnguished chief, 10 maintain the high position
of our country before the world--to preserve
the equality Of every class of citzens-to pro-
,ect the perfect liberty Of conscience--hnd to
secure the peace of the Union, BY rendering
equal Justice TO every part.
With sincere Acknowledgements for the
friendly personal sentiments contained in your
letter, | am, respectfully, yoar friend and ODE
dent servant,
JOHN C.. BREcElNRIDcE.
Mcssrs. Ward, Richardson, Hbbard, Law
renee, Brown, Manning, Forsyth, Tucker
Seymour, and Preston,
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skinSnJ,,JsOsa ,

MAT. NJ. BURFoRD having been elected
~ Judge of the 10Th Judicial District. the
co-partncrship heretofore existing between him
and John i. Good, in the practice of tho law,
under tho name and style Of Burford & Good ia
dissolved. All unfinished business will be atten,
dcl to by John j. Good. Esq, who is authorized
to collect all debts due the irm, and settle all
dam0nds against il. .-.........
Dallas. Texas. February 70, lS56-44:tf
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mIsOELLAHEoUs
DIE. N. NICIfOLAs.

IANtNG mads r. Permanent li.aiiln be- cll.
lin fauulF. aHi State ut sasi Tool. Al. Inth
lr,1ins nom pffs'ln cad sherman ~ liallts,
near ile rcslasntr uf Judge itiisln, un siid
road, als,ui Ten miles west uf ~ Kidney, uili To
PREPARED o. attend o. ihlss adliciei win
sOnE EYES OF EVERY HiND,
Nv long practice aGi success in the iTslimrni 81
Sore E,os of tysry variety aRd character, Induces
ms q propose 90 ihrs' afflicted with that terri
bic disease, SIRE Eyes, 60 crN a1d ~ on Tie
terms of "NO CHRE no Pii''
llayinf made short slay Ia Graysln county
and pracic,l there ou many eases Of Sora Eyes,
and not falling 10 cure ia ,he fret instance,
here publish few CERTIFICATES from savs' best
known 10 the palle go.
GRAysoS Co., Texas, May eth, 1850,
This is 20 crrtify thaI have been afflicted will
sore ewes loT the last siN years, aud have lFled
many remedies, and several Dentists, 10 ma Of
feet; but hy tie use Of DR., 4, Nicholas eels'Ea'
tel Eye Water, my eyes are now sound and Ne
clear as they ever were -,
GGN.oV Co, TEAs, April lst, 1850,
This i,to certify that myself and family have
been ATHLETE wigli sore eyes iir long time ana
we have tried many remedies 10 no effect. One
OF my children Was about 10 so hllnd-hl. eye
balls were shaking away. employed gr' Nieh'
olas Cor Ihc whole family, anl in fdw weeks
myself and family were all sound and we'll,
WM Mcdonnell,
GR,ysoN Co., TrHAs, May 2Sth, lShN.
Ills il TO certify that We have been afflicted
with SORE eyes fbr more than two years, aud have
tried many remedies 10 no effect, but by The use
Of DR., 4, Nicholas celebrated Ego Na;.r, per-
manent cure Las been effected,
" \. T.. TODD,
HARRIET ATKINS.
W. roull Ii,fufc certificates 10 nny number,
hut deem il unnecessary, ms we have now Gnder
treatment, whcr, We are, mora than twenty
eases also several at Wits Mill, in Dallas coun'
~, where information may DO he'd personally
from those under treatment, in eases Of the
worst description. We d. not min To make q
display on paper. II you are afflicted with sore
eyes, crll and make the experiment, Remember,
"No Cure No PGy!'
July 20. lSi6,Gm. IN. T. NICHOLAS.
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E.0,s aick.lIhiCnfr.

n HAVE lost The Petnrs Colony CcrlihcNlc
y No. $40. Vol. !, issued to John Langley, ~
-. o.Nas Wm Ward, Commissioner for Ptters'
Coo,v, on the 18th November, 1850, for go
nrrSs nj, laad. JfnOt found within the time pre-.
serjbcd bv law, shall apply to the proper de-
nortmer. for duplicate W. ". WHEAT.
Nav II. lg56-2:9t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

FUNIlE undersigned, having been app1inted' ~
the Nav term al the Honorable, che County
Court Of Dallas oouniy, administrator OF the es'
tate OF Russell Fletcher, ier' therefore, this Is
t. give notice 10 all IeIsons having claims against
said estate, 10 ITes.nt Zee sime daily auiAenu-
Gated, within the time prescribed lS law, or they
will he barred; AMI all ,hoss indebted will please
come forward anl make Immediate Tagmenl'
JOHN l., FLETCHER,
Adg'r ef Ra5S.H Fletcher, deed
Dallas, Texas, Aug, 2-ii;0t-Iaii,
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Tin-ShOp.

rE'IIr fubsoribcf would respectfully inform the
citizcns of Dallas md tho surrounding coun
trp, that he has orcucd tin.shop in the town Of
Dallas ON the North side of the Square. where lie
is prepared to execute all kind Of work in lis
line. 'rIN-WARE Of all kinds Kept constantly
on hand for sale at wholesale and retail, ut the
lowest price. Also, a few COOKING STOVES
which will he sold low Tor cash. RooGnS, gutter
ing aud all kinds Of JOB work done with prompt
ness and ncatness. T.. c. ION tlsS.
nnllns Inlr I lStt---. "
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FNVlE undersigned having, on the Doth May,
H. 1856, taken out letters Of administration
on the estate of F. s. Young, deceased, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims against
said estate, to present them, properly nuthenti,,
Gated, within the time prescribed by law; and
all those indebted to said estate to make immc-
diate payment.
GEORGE II. pEGUES,
administrator Estate Of S. Young, dcc'd.
july q, 1S56-l06t
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rRE STATE OLE TEXAS.

To tie Sheriff Of Grayon Con@ty--Grcetiag:
WHEREAS, Daniel Montague, on the
w It'll day of June, A. D. 1856, filed his
petition in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of said county, against the unknown
heirs of Preston Kitchens, deceased said pc
tilion charges, among other things, that the
Probate Court Of Fannn county, Texas, nj the
December term thereof ior the year 1899, or.
dcred certificate for one-third of a league Of
land belonging to the estate Of said Kitchens
to be sold to pay debts, the same being the
headlight of said Kitchens, and that on the
fist Tuesday in january, 1914, James b.
O'Neal, the administrator Of said estate, and
in obedience to said order, at the Court House
door in said Fannin County, sold said certiii-
cate according to law, when the same was bid
off by William Bailey, for the sum Of Sll5,
and that said O'Neal executed Il decd 10 said
Bailey for said certificate. Petition charges
that said Montague purchased SAID certificate
Of said Bailey and took n written transfer for
the same, and that petitioner located the same
certificate in what is n0w Grayson county, on
Post Oak creek--reIiarence is made 10 the field
notes Of said survey-and that petitioner took
immediate possession of said land and has en-
joyed uninterrupted possession Of the same
ever since 1915, has made Improvements on
the same of che value of one thousand dollprs,
in building houses, breaking and encinc and
and that he has paid taxes on s.rd land
Petitioner charges that the heirs Of
said Kitchens are unknown to him; said
Petitioner prays for decree, forever quietng
plaintiff in his title and possession, and for CT
tation against defendants. Affidavit being
mads hg Fl. G. Hendricks, attorney Of record,
that laid heirs are unknown. these are there
lore to command you to summon the said un-
! ,snown heirs Of Preston Kitchens, by publishing
this citation eight weeks in the nearest NEWS
paper published to the county of Grayson, 10
be and appear before the District Court OF
Grayson county, at the Court House thereof
in the town Of Sherman, on the fifth Monday
after the fourth Monday in September, 1886,
then and there 10 answer said petition.
Herein fail not, and make due return Of this
writ; with your action thereon.
s77zsc> Witness Benz. w. Bradley, Clerk
| ar &IAof the District Court Of Grayson
! Es-eSSx Ssssy county. and the seal Of said Court
&A.z hcreon impressed, this June the
18th. 1856 B. w. BRADLEY, Clerk.
| Issued this June the 18th, 1856.
B.W BRADLETClerli D. c. c.
| Came TO hand June 18th, 1886,
.. W. G. REYNGLLS, Sheriff g. c.
The unknown heirs Of Preston Kitchen will
take notice 10 the above and within citation
and attend accordingly. This JUNG IS, 1856.
w. G. REYNOLDS, Sheriff G. G.
no : vol ) ST. Printers fee S3l 80
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A ein,nfnfs1rafuix, Naifcr.

NI OTlCE is hereby eiyan, that at tho .SpriI
y Term, 1856 of the Probate Court for
The county Of Kaufman, Stat Of Texas, Let.
,rrs Of Administration on the Estate Of G. 3.
C0mscy, deceased were granted 10 tie under.
signed. This is therefore TO give notice to ali
persons having claims against said estate 70
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will he post
poned.
ELlNOR Fl. CANSEY.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt, No. Is5 suffolk Street, says
ofDr. McLanc,s Celebrated Liver Pills

Being unwei knowing whether proceeded from de-
ranrmen Of the liver merely Mysteries, persuaded to
purchase box Of MLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
prepared Fleming Bros Pitsburg and before had USED them
ALL was entirely relieved. enjoying perfect health and
cbeculv recommend Dr. MIane's Celebrated Liver Pills
similarly afflicted.
NEw YoEx, March Is, 1Sj2.
Purchasers will ha careful oask FOX Dr. MLASEs CELEBRA
TED VERMIfUGE manufactured by FLEMING Bos Of Pitts
burg, Pa. All other Yermnges in comparison are E9rtes
DIR. MLanes genuine yeuge. also his celebrated Liver rvs
be had all respectable drug stores None eHbne V
ont the signature Of FLEMING BhOS.
Sold wholesale and retail by SCoNlL MEAD, New Orleans
General Agents the Southern States. Also, by sAlt
THOMAS, Dallas and by dealers in medicines in every town
ti0l
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To any la,rful officer Of Collin County, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to snmmon L. r.
Il Bowen amp Il. G. Whisenant to appear be-
fore me, at some regular t,rm Of my court, to
answer the complaint of j. G, llise and a. How
arl, administrators of the estate of j. Howard,
decd, in case of debt, due by note, OF fifty dol
lars and fifty cents. due 18th April, 1856, exc
cuted by said defendants. payable to said admin
istrators. Herein fail not
>rgzEFz2N Given under my hand, an acting
EShs C&SA Justice of the Peace in said county,
&l M1&,IS' Precinct No. 5, this 18th June, A.
%ssrEvaS;L ID. 1856.
I. G. KENNEDY, J. p.
hereby certify that the above is true copy
of the original warrant now in my possession.
d. W. SPEER. Const. G. c., Texas.
Mr.. r. G. Whisenant In pursuance of t.nt
above warrant to me directed, you are u, rely
summonsed to appear at 1hos. G. Kenre'. Us, OF
the first Saturday in September next, at his Office
in Precinct No. ., Collin County, Teas. to an
swcr the above writ, This 18th d".g of July, A
d. 1856. D. W. SPEER, CGnst. G. c., Texas.
July 26-10:3t.
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Kansas...the Topeka Constitution Adopted by
Congress.


We observe from the summary of Congress
sional news. that in the House OF Representa-
tives, the bill to admit Kansas as State into
ZION, has finally pissed by a majority of two
votes. Wem confess that this action of
congress has greatly weakened our hopes of
the perpc,uation of the American Union. For
a few years past we have been satisfied that
there was TO be found at the North, settled
disposition to violate the constitutional rights Of
the South, but we still were for the confident
belief that there was even, at the North su fiji
cient patriotism and love of Union to give us
our rights under the costituion But our con-
idence is gone, forever gone. We may be cnlI.
ed an aarmist; this we deny and ask every man
TO examine this last sign of the times and say
if he can, that no evil should be apprehended
The popular branch of Congress is the best ev-
dence or criterion of public sentiment we can
find and it seems from their action that we are
denied our equality in this, the Union of our
fathers.
AT last a majority is found in the national
Congress, who, under the sanction of their,
oatbs in the face of Justice and right, and in
open violation of the constitution Of our coun-
try which they solemnly, before their God,
sworn to support-have voted to admit State
INTO the Union, with constitution framed by
a committee Of men in open violation Of law,
and the leaders of whom have been indicted
by the Judiciary Of the land for the crime of
h;gu treason Oh shame where is thy blush!
Oh Temporal, Oh mores Can there be found
man, even in the north, who can to-day place
his hand upon his heart and turn his eyes TO
the flag of his country and say that he believes
that this Union can fora single day stand the
shock, should the Senate pass and the President
sanction the validity of a constitution. for the
making of which men stand charged with
treason. We are in the South all for our
Union, it is hallowed to us by ten thousand
memories that the fanatic of the north never
knew, and for its preservation we would
sacrifice everything but our Freedom and our
honor; these we will always maintain. These
are our household Gods, and we would sacrifice
thousand Unions like this before we wonld
them But when we are thus talking, we
occasionally hear the faint and traitorous cry,
that there as no danger. Great Gedt no dan
ger pken you turn TO the North and sec thou
sands of poltico-religous ministers desecrat-
ing the temples of God by preaching sedition
and revolution from the pulpis--when you
see State Legislatures passing personal liberty
bi!ls--nullifying and rendering nueatory the
frdera laws of the land--and behold IN one
House of Congress ma iority in favor OF the
validity of a constitution erected py the hands
of men of whom our courts have said are trait
ors Will the South submit TO these things!
Shades of Washington shades of departed
greatnss, forbid it.-Brasos Statesman.
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T,Os9 Certificate.

II Osr--pctcys' Colony Certificate, No. -,
Z Vol. -, issued to the heirs Of Richard Chow.
ming. deceased, by Thomas VIM. Ward, Commits
sioner for saii Colony. If not found in the timo
prescribed by law. will aFGiy to the r[9p%.rr ""-
thority Tor duplicate. SAM' CHOW Manu.
Mn % lShn-h4tr
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nfaOnLLAHnOUB
d. a. meilhricks,

AITpllNI ar law
sIrUNAN. IrNAs
Niil Iraciigs in ihs ~ dual,''l Ii,'',. !,
SUPERIOR Cpun ai Austin. n'ri
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RESIDENCES FOR ss;isy.
SALE. 1fYaS3


q WILL SELL. on favorable terms, 900 ncros
h Of land, tho north half &C my tract, two miles
sn,, IA. vcst of the town Of Dallas, Il cmlIices
INV no. %, :, residence, ON very eligible and ad'
mirahIc ,,tc. The dwelling and onthouS,,s are
new, ifamei. an: principally of ccda? and pine
lumber. There = an abundance OF IFewo"a;
quantity of Gns you, ear, gooa tl,,m ~, ,,. ,c
never falls and about ~ or :" nTrss W ''s, Iii o,j
necessary , lots conveniently arra?gc1, with cedar
fencing and good gates. NJ. mn.
10 any professional gentleman, trad,r' OF me-,
ciIapic, wslinga small place, Il is not 80 M
in the country. 10 u tcachcr, j has superior a.
yantngcs.
Other eligible lands OF negro property will be
taken in payment.
Ifnot sooner disposed Of, it will be sold at
auction. in Dallas, on the first Tuesday OF the
nc>t District Court. JOHN VI. CROCKETT.
March Is, lSjG--.i@:tf.
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In Philadelphia the nomination Of Fremont
and Dayton has not been noticed pnblicly I" in
any way"
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ELlNOR Fl. CANSEY.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
Jane y, l55G-G:Gt.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

- ,1s S5er;F # Growon Coraty- Gree.ine:
ITG III Clnor Gonlord and Rohcr, b
" Anroin SURVIVING partners Of the firm Of
Isaac uohb. &, e. r;,izsns Of the Stots Of
ion;.;ano have Ly their nttoynev S. A. Rob.
ar1s GIaJ ,ho;r nsi;t;on m The ,oiiice Of the
De D;s,r;ct c'rrk If Grnyson county, alIedgine
lb,t ~ he I3th dnv If Anril 1852, Edward
Rmranrin md Charles T. Eastman, trulioa
,,lor tto n,,oc AMI styla If y R1rneyio {
" y" n'So ,I , csrton nro1i.snrv no,c and
Io , an5 sra a,I;rersd the s"n,n n nnr;t,e.
n ,rs y S" ,bsy nrom;ssd 10 nav to t"5ar
~ "''' u,i,,. a;,>h, ~. 1'. ~
VI 's"It ,,o9oS =" ~ 49, ''.'',.'s aver we
u III .''.'sJ, .i., ""o ''''v'! .'''.I
"o,,"'s u''a GEMS, 'o' 'a'us 'eee'.'u
VIZ, ~ per cent 'n's'e>' per """p'tl u".'.
t'"' ,'e''ohrIS aver 'nnt sa'n 'p.f 'se"'n'I
Ine cight moh'hs fr0h me gaze ''oIe'I' ''o
ma, uelsnaen.s iiatS l,o' Pa'a "' I"'ne .. an
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stray Wuies.

q, n STRAYED from the SUBJ 1ll'
XII scribcr, liyingat johnson Is 1h
Station, 1aTuut, county, on ihc Sch o' May last
a PALE SUliREL Ilul,SL Mli.t light nans
and tail, heavy Jiili, wnrss and rides we'll about
ia hands Lish, I've or six yraTs OH last .ning
Also, al the same iime, o BROWN M MOI ~
COIOHED HORSE MULE, three wears old last
srring, works aud rides toleTa'ly we'll Is rather
lengthy, has some collar marks on his neck, The
sorTtl mule uas raised a, Naglsy's Point, kasi,
,nan roanly, and the other by II, h Voiaa,ine' OF
kaufman county,
will give liberal reward for tho delivery Of
said mules 10 me At my residence, or iur elIhero i
them. OF for information Of where can lnd them
VI, T. JOHNSON
lnlY 3. ls5G-sI
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iIIiW ApYnRImnMnrMs

10 the sub,crib 10 UonL's
New American uapof ti'e " ~
rINilr uniersifnfd, AFehi i ih' a'"'e m.f
~ tbi. section. wnuli Inform t'i1ss N his
snlsrrifrs sho lave Mt yei received tAsir maps,
that hs Nill ie IN frrriIt of enough N supply
tbem IN In from eight 10 ten weeks, when they
will h. delivered Niih as little delay as la,siels
Dsllas. July 20. IsiG-lI,It'
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STEFAN SAW Mill.

TpNIlE UNDERSIGNED las removed us sleam
Il Circular Saw Mill 20 the mouth n sill
Creek. halra mile below the town .6f Dallas,
where Il i nov IN successful operations hd where
he will he pgeTarcd at all times "a furnish all
descriptions Of umber nj the following
PRICES.
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For Oak Lumber, square edged, shestns AZ
eeptcd, per hundred, ..t.,.,,,,...',, 50 ~
OF bnIIR KINDS az TIMER
Slco,ins,, Per 100 icet,,,..,.,,,,,'', ] ~
Wealhtr'Tarciing, FER 100 ltrt,.,,.,,,,,, 70
flooring, PER 100 feet ..'.,.....,.,,,,,, ,'N
Scanlling, per loo fJg;,,...........,..', = w
Tie above prlccs arc for the beet quality Of
lumber. The subsyrihe' hHs large quantities Uf
the best quality or Ash; Cottonwood, pgs and
other timber COMMON 10 this region lie will
keep CONSTANT, on hand supply OF iun'er we'll
stocked and Keas0nod rarEtEs from the West
side Of the river coming Tor iulNhcE viii 10 efo'a'
ol free Of charge, aud Tor thia purpose boat
will be kept in the river at the mill IN short
time, and in tho mean tine such parsons may
cross the river at the Dallas Ferry free of charge.
Orders are invited and will he at;eGdel 20 with
rrOmlmcss and fidelity. ,
4. COCKRELL.
Dallas. Texas, Jane H. iSit--3tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

DURE French Brandy, Wines and Holland Gin
u for medicinal purposes, for sale at the Drug
store of SARE & THOMAS, Druggists