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Ensl Certificate.

HTTE have lost The hcafrishL certificate OF
w Thomas !. Gagvin, ISSUED by Thomas
Wm. Ward. Commissioner o. Peters Colony:
number and date noo rgc3ileotod If not found
within tho time prescribed hv law, We will apply
to the proper department for = duplicate.
w. II. & p. WITT.
nNlins. Fob. |. lSlG-li:4t
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THE STAfl Of TEXAS
uiaYsoa CouSrf,
IN Corsfy Goth PERTAINING 10 r'n ErAff
~ DrcGAsGD rRsoss. MARoh Tfna, a. ID.
1886
M berras Jan Pope, and Hannah HE slic,
w William , Parish, and Francis his wife,
having filed lhef petition IN This Court, against
n ". Townes administrator, Temple Car.
peulcr, nowardJ De VIII, guardian Of the
person and Esttp Of the minor Amanda De
Il it, John X. Ne Gmhennccd, aud Owen Car.
pcntcr, heir at law of the Estate OF Francis
Carpenter decetsed, praying for n partition
aud distribution Of said Estate, and Il, appear.
ing lhat John n, d, Gnifenreed aud Owen
Carpenter, are tot residents Of this SmIe,-
These urc therefore % notify the said John X,
De Grdcnrced, and Owen Carpenter and all
persons interested 10 be and appear al the
March Term 1866 OF this Court and show
cause il any they can, why said partition and
distribution should no, take place according TO
law.
Witness s. Bos,ick clerk Of the
MS. S}AsaIi County Courl, aud the seal
$3.50 Yimnressed OF said Court hereon
~ January 3lst 1856,
s. B0STlCK, Clerk.
Feb, Q. ls56-42; A..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
I'll STATE OF TEXAS.

Cousry OF GGAYSoN,
Is CouYTY CorRr PERTAINING To THE ESTATES
or DECEASED PERSONS, March TERN, 1886,
wv hcrcas, John Pope, and Hannah his wife,
w William l.. Parish aud Fnncis his wife,
filed thor petition in this Court, against
Y. V. TowncS, administrator. Temple Car.
Howard ]. De Witt. guardian Of the
person aud Estate Of the minor Amanda De
Wit, Jno. X. De Grafenrecd, and Owen Car.
heirs at law Of the Estate Of Oliver II,
p. Carpenter deceased, praying for II partition
and distribution Of said Estate, and it appear,
ing thar John X. D. Grnlitnrced and Owen
Carpenter are pot residents u this State
These are therefore 10 notify said John h. DE-
Grnticnrred and Owen Carpenter, and oil 9th.
err persons Interested in SAID Estate, 10 he aud
appear at the March Term 1856, Of this court,
thea aud there To SHOW cause if any they have
why said partition and distribution should not
take place as prayed for in said petition and III
accordaucc'wlth law.
> Given under my hand and the sea,
Mr &sgA of said County Court hercon IN
ESs@~{SIT pressed at Office IN Sherman this
%S@A% the 3lst %innunrY lS5G.
8, BOSTICk, Cik., c. G., G.. C.,
Feb. Q. lS5G--i2; L..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
"Gl; out the way old Dan Tucker,

EWE Tt VV' NJ !" 9'V "V II
is trou~poscd by "PIutos' into polite language.
thus:
aged and venerable sire, whose transcend.
an, qualities are obScurrd under the cocnomen
of Daniel Tucker, remove yourself from my
pathway; for | assure YOU, upon The honor Ola
gentleman, you are too late for the evenings
~repaSt."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
Administrators Notice.

STTHEREAS, the undersigned was APP
w pointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Thomas S. Gamble, deccnsc, at the Oc,obes
term oil the County Couy; Of kaufman county,
these are therefore to notify all persons inleGi:
ed to said estate to made immediate payment
and all those having claims against raid es;
tate to present them within the time prescribed
by !aw.
ADNER JOHNSON,
administrator.
Kaufman, January ., lSl6-3S:6t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
Feb. 9, ~lSoG-l2:lt
THE STATE OF X
County OF DENTON,

GVvNli of nhS T,n,, ,o-e
-, ~ c.S Inv. I n,.a, |[,,u Grcs,;n@
,",'Y ~ j, non"nonIaj TO snmmoo by
! \ ali;,, !, ,ha m,IL.s uar,Id I, news.
ra,oa anhJ;shoa !, ,ha tn,yn Of DnIIos.l for
I"re' Pas;na r.nols S,nnsl Comfy and
% Th, ~.,,r,, =, Nv .,i ,nnoor h,Gorn tho Hon.
o,,hL, ,Lo tn;s,A;,, Cnnr, Of Drnton County
w.. ~ ~ koII :, ,Ia Cnnrr unnso of said
rVN",' ~ u, "''u ar sI,Gn ~ ,La s,',h,
N H"'s;r ~ ,o "'I ,h ,'T fn,r,h Wdnl,y in unr%h
n. 5. l ?:;s. t the n 's"ssa t; "S the ;o% 'r p Hs''o Of
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S"'''y u, s%'u ra"ra,an - ,H,, d, the S9J d,v
~ y"hnl.'t'' n ls5o ,ha s,;I ThoMns a
u u, Ii,o't ,h,a :, ,ba ,.;-r nf Nav vnrl soId 70
S.""'S r ',I ;IaSy -,;.;,at oc the c;tv
-.I S..,o -. y",,, vn., G, tho ne. hf his son
an" 10. IS"eT ~" "o " lnnd s;t,a,oJ in
T"'" |Irn,, Nv - f- .hs sn,, IF Gyn
De."o' u ,,~, bnnJred ra;J -, the
,'"">'H' " " " AID ,bn rs,;J sandal
tIne Oh .le put',asF ,r n"a ~ no ne' n rr
o"'"S |N'e nn. "S e., fonr ,hnnS,nd ainL,
'"" 1, I,II"., ,nbi,t s,;a no,a rho <oid Sam.
"" ~ uo,,',S, sTn C, ,"i nIeJrot ,,emselyes
us. -" - ~. J haco r 40 Inc and tbot
10 p'5 ""t' ~ AZ. c.ilan dne ,nd - 10,
S''o .o'' ia 'o's Vt. cr ;,trna,t f- ,bol
In ! VI w I NNAA - -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

v1fl. A. unlofsifntl NO. hhfoht ufoahft ~
w ,ersgns IRON lfndinf fOl ~ cofininI t,pnis.
NV note, eism 10 n. =. Thomas = Brother, Tor
thc atm N one thousand dollars, dated fOint time
10 February or March, 1858, (ihe oSaet date not
and payabl, tho lot day ofJinuafy.
1850. The condition for which said nVte Mas
si,en lias been cUmpliol with, and they wholly
70 give up SAID note. siFuct,
J,ll. b. JONES,
Z. l., JONES,
Rookw, III, Texas, Jan 10, l~SjG-i0lt'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


n HAVE large, fine JACK for sale he is Eve
II years old and II hands high, and is & good
breeder and well formed. Any one wishing to
sec said Jack will please cait On the undersigned
at Corsicana, or Mr.. VIM, Bright, Q miles south
east ut Corsitanu, where the Jack can he sea at
any time.
z. DRANE,
February 0. lS56.-423 st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

TBr CLAYToN.BrLwER TREArY,-A Wash
ington dispatch of January the 22d. says that
the President that day communicated to the
Senate, which was in executive session, Lord
John Russells letter of January 10Th, 1853, To
Mr.. Champion, the British Minister, which de.
~cIareS that the British government intends to
strictly carry ont the Clayton.Bolwer treaty,
and to assume no sovereignty directly OF midi
rectIg in Central America. The Senate ramoy-
ed the injunction from the Secretary of State,
and the letter will be published.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

AIs,s mpo i,n pfum llou'a NJ No'
rrsuufI..s Upr ulr.i0i ly Know Nolliupf
Ia duo mOlr u. thr nrl.Nounslm excitement
Ina tbr Nnuu. tho so.tillrd Amprrau epidemic
broke out, took tho place Of ntolIlionl,ln and
nominated aud elected hui Dcmucmiit poliil'
ciana 10 Congress Notwithstanding this fact
I, notorious, It is astic assertion 70 make that
n the Nclnll section of the Philadelphia
plntlorm Wcf, uoW introduced inlh The House
of Rrprrscnmtiycs, and lett 10 the Northern
onnnslion alone, IL would BE- voted down by
a uenfly unanimous vote, and II Mr, Broom OF
Pennsylvania, or No. Whitney, or Mr., Clark,
Of New York, were tn rise aud offer the cclc'
bmrcd anli.Cntholir clause IN the know'n0th'
ing creed, or even resolution IN favor Of Amer.
irans 10 rule America. to shy nothing Of u pro-
nunciamcnro amiusy Pope Plus TX, il would
]scnrcely meet with as much favor ms a propo'
sidon to elect Horace Greeley Speaker of the
House, or 10 adjourn Congress by Ihe %volunla'
~ resignation of the members, And how this
know.nothingism roared in the index! How
il swept down the democratic party in its fret
onset! How il consumed whiggery, aud, as
was NJ FIRST supposed, aboliIionism, too, in its
cnmcious crater! Now, there is "Hone so poor
to do il reverence" The southern men nre
heartily ashamed Of it, iuasmuch as il has pro-
we'd to be the whirlpool in which all their M
tiouuI hopes of northern opposition have been
submerged, aud the northern men who frankly
avowed their attachment to II are only six CO.
mageouS representatives,.
At least hundred "rcpublicnns" in the House
are indebted to know.norhingism for their
seats, aud probably moi oue is willing to Nck-
nowledgc the Grc,. Abolitionism has been the
Aaron's rod which has swallowed upall the
lessor scrpents, and, in the shyi,h devotion
paid To that Idol, all the northern opposition,
oil subordinate feelings, are forgotten, Mean
while the great body of the American p opie
in the northern aud southern States, who have
been deceived By this fascinating cheat, calmly
look an and observe the proceedings OF Con.
gress. Il is wei to lcr This experience do its
work. Sweet are the Uses oi University :" and
those who have been BETRAYED have ample lei
sure 10 collect their energies and to prepare
themselves for the ratrihuiion that awaits iha
men they have put into Congress ina moment
of enthusiastic, but as the result has manifest
ed, mistaken PATRIOTISM - Washington Lai0a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
The Presidents New Years Reception

lhN \ A&alsNAN . @NN'f ASNs ~NNN"F
The S,nr of Tuesday evening gives the (ol.
lowing account of the New Years reception
AT the Presidents House in Washington:
The reception of the DIPLOMATS Corps, by
the President, at IL o'clock to-day, attracted
oni,e II concoursc to the poriico of the White
House. They were Disappointed, however, in
he appearance of the oQuipagcs in which the
digniraries arrived.-The SAFE i%ivcries, which
used to excite 50 much admiration from the
dnrkieS, when Pnckenham or Rordisco drove
along, were not to he seen, aud The carriages
were of rather an ordinary description. But
when the inmates nIiehted. there was no lack
of diplamaii. spIcndor. Co,kei hats, bordered
with white feathers. coats stiff with rich gold
or silver embroidery, brilliant decorations OF
various orders of knighthood, small swords,
and the other Insignia of %courtly favor were
abundant.
At II o'clock, the President accompanied
by Mrs. Piece. entered the blue room,' and
III, diplrmatistS immediately piji their res
pacts. There was nor anv for al Il !rass from
the oldest minis,cr present, w,th its response,
as in DAYS pass. hrt u truly democrl,ic greet
inc as the member If each lern,ion nresent-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

General Walker seems TO he spreading him
self extraordinarily in Nicaragua. The most
important Of his late efforts, aud the most like
" 10 enticr new recruits to his standard, is the
reorganization Of the army. The rates Of pay
to officers aud soldiers IN the army have been
fixed upon the following liberal basis, to wit:
"Commnnder-io Chief, $500 per month
Bricndicr. Ceueml, $500; Colonel, $500 ;
Licurenant Colonel, SID; MINOR, &ll0; Cap.
tain 800: lieutenant, $50: Second Lioufen-
ant, SO; first sargent, $50 30; second sar-
gcaut, S27 50; soldiers in the ranks, S25.-
The clothing and m'ions to be The sam" as in
the United States Army"
To IN outsider. the WAGES, esrccia}lv for
thcs" high ur IN the Grade. would apTrar % he
,%oIerahly good, bnt The pry will probnbly be in
Nicaragua scrip or bonds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
sgG9 Tsss. s'n7ff.es,spi-e.

w L would hereby inform all those having an
w inclination To move to California noEt
Spring, that WV shall start as soon as tho grass
is sufficiently high to travel upon with Y:orh.
We would suggest that the head Of Village creek
In johnson county, NO tile plaza Of :enoeAvors,
expect TO 60. ...
CHARLES WISE.
LANCASTER. January II h lS56.--40:4: ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

Cani Tif11nd No lil now WOW tn'lad N'
NisafI ., ii1i .rfals o lio'lonl lifhsuu
,llr uts uunl We'll rmHnl.f ihu day
waited u,nn uim Ne me iheW iu his pf'
rha,f- can src that old warrior lace, WIN
is s~nnW.whit' hair, oven now We told him
ol the rnblir disiess--ihc Manufacturers M
ined-(hc eagle, slIoud'd IN Grape, which
were borne a. the head OF twenty thousand
mcn into lnie pcndcncc Squnrc, Tie heard MS
all. We begged him tO leave The dc, otl'
where they were, 10 uphold the great bank m
Philadelphia. Still he did not say q word
Al last one of our members, mu'c ityy 'hnn
the rest. Unlimited thar # the hank wos
crushed a rebellion might follow, Come y
hc shouted, ia a voice Oi thunder, ~ his
rlcnrhcd hand was rsised above his white
hairs, "cOme wlh hoyonelS in Your hand IN
strnl of prtilions-Sunouud the White House
with your legiouS-l am ready lor you all =
With the people NJ NY hack, whom your gold
rnn neither buy nor awe, ! will swing you up
around the Camtol-cach one of %you--onn glib
bet As higl MS Humans 90 when ! think, says
the author, "nr that Que man standing ,herc
at Washington, battling with all the powers Of
hank and panic combined, betrayed by those
in whom he trusted, nssnilcd by all that the
snakr OF malice could hiss, or the dend OF
ralschood howl = when ! think Of that Que
mnn placing his hack against the rock and
folding his ann for the blow, while utterinC
his vow, II will not swerve one inch from the
course | have tnken,'--l must confess that the
records of Romc--nuy, the proudest days OF
ynli or NnnOloOu-rnnuOt furnish an IN
stance Of n will like that of Andrew jackson,
when he placed lie and soul and fame ON the
hazard of n die for the peoples welfare"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

The richest man in Congress Is the Honor.
able VIM. Aiken, of South Carolina. His
property is estimated at two millions Of dol
lars, including one thousand negroes, Mr.,
Aiken is an elderly gentleman, active, accom-
pliShed, and full of kindness Of hear;. He is
a fair representative of a fne old Southern
gentleman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
a. n. 6Iosghet..

ATTORNE I'd TIA ",
FORT WORTH, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS.
References can he had to any business gcntlo-
man in Austin Hon Isaac Parker, Hirdvilia.
Texas. C,l VI I johnson, Juhnson's Station
j. ". ]TsitiInrr. VA, bal as.-yul l~--i0:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

A London paper states that Col. RawLIN>oN
has lust discovered among the ruins Of ancient
BABYLON an extensive library. not indeed print.
ed IN paper, but impressed on baked bricks,
containing many and voluminous t%reatlses on
astronomy, mathematics, ethnology and seve-
raj other most important branches oil knowI'
edge. These ;~reatises contain facts and argl,
ments winch. ia his opinion, will have no small
operation ON the study of sciences 10 which
they relate, and which throw great light upon
bibiiesl history and criticism, and the history
OF our race.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
Administrations Notice.

VU*rcC -,
a 7 the December term Of the. COUNT
~ Corir, for the county Of Dallas, and
State OF Texas, the undersigned were appoint.
ed administrators Of the estate Of VIM NJ.
Leonard, deceased. Al! persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to come
forward and present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law,
q. c. LEONARD,
a. LEDBETTER,
Administrators.
Dallas, Texas, Jany. 9, 1856. 37:6.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

"LENGrHENED SWEETNESS LONG DsAwN
ORA pretty girl six feet high.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

A little one, after undergoing the ~diSageea-
bic operation of vaccination, exclaimed Now
| won't have to be babtizad, will ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
STATE OF TEXAS.


CuuyTY CouGT PERTAINING TO ESTATES JAHC.
AIRY TERM a. D. 1856,
Nyrhereas M'arv Gamble, Guardian nj the
w minors j.. \, Gamble, VIM. Gamble,
r. 4. Gamble. {. }. Gamble, and {. y. Came
bic, has filed her petition in the office nf the
Clerk of the County Court OF Collin, in which
she represents that it is necessary 20 Sell 4
portion Of the real Estate Of said niuorH, for
their support. maintninance. education and
debts, and asks tina, an order Of sale be granted
her, to sell fifty acres of land situated IN Cot.
lin county State of Texas. out OF a tract pat.
ented to VIM. Davis, also one house and half
lot No. AZ IN Block No. 5 in the Town of
Mckinney. and whereas the Comfy Court Of
said County at It's January Terra 1856, made
the following order TO wit: ut is ordered by
",he Court that publication of said application
"hc made In the Dallas Herald in the county
sol Dallas Tor four successive weeks, notifying
Hall persons interested in the welfare Of said
"minors, TO he and appear at the February
"rcrn a. D. 1856, OF said County Court to
"he holden at the Court House, in the town Of
No chimney County of Collin, on the last Non.
"dav in Snid month and show cause why said
"ordcr for lie shall not be made rs applied
for
. < Witness my officia, signature and
Ng "a, seal of office in Mckinney this
2ea1Sss&Y the 30th day Of January A. d.
|&4Ng:~ 1856.
JOHN S. LOIEJOY, OK. c. C.,
G. c. Texas.
Feb. 9, lS5G-i2:lt
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Kaufman, January ., ls16-3S:6t
Lost Certificate.

Z HAVE lost nv headlight certificate for Gao
q, heres Of land, issued t." me by virtue of my
settlement in Peters Colony. under the first colo.
ny contract, by Thomas Win Ward Commission.
er for said colony number md date not rcmer.,
bcred. lrnot found within the time prescribed
by law, I shall apply a, the proper Department
for a duplicate: THOMAS KEENAN,.
Dallas, Jan. s. lS5G-9r:Gt"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

NINNED COTTON for sale. ArtlF At the
9E residence Of the su6sci HER, seyen hi.ea
nor /, Of Dallas. JAMES f. SMITH l.
.t,..r, s9tb iSsr--2p-r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
SIGN OF THE
BIG MORTAR.
a.. a. SAYRE,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
oSE DJoR aAsT OF ", cAauTH D. nRO,i
DALLAS, TENAS,

ONE DOOR EAsT ol w cAAVIh u hho,i
DALLAS, TENAS,
A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK -
N Of DRUGS. comprising u COM 49,
plete assortment of Foreign and Amer Ss.Z
lean chemicals, essential oils and ak 49,
tracts, Shakers herbs aud extracts, ~
surgical and den l instruments, medicine chests,
medical saddlc.bags, Druggists shop furniture Of
evcry description, patent medicines, paints of all
kinds, dry and ground in oil, window glass, var
nish. wall and shoe brushes, fancy goods, CO.
loguo water, fancy soaps of every grade. tooth,
nail, shaving aud hair brushes, etc. Black, blue
and rod ink, in hotties from quart "a on, ounce (;
dive woods Of aIl kinds. acids, indigo, madden,
spices, etc,
Having paid special attention to the purity of
all drugs sold by me-, and to the manner Of put
ting theta up IND packing goods, | feel confident
that | will he able Go I'll any orders with which |
am favored, in II satisfactory innnner.
Orders by letter shall receive prompt and care.
full attention. f. \. SANRE.
January %, iSi6--I0tr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
February 0. lS56.-42 st
NOTICE..
~sTR NOTICE..

Whereas. Letters Of administration were
granted TO the undersigned, as administrator oi
the estate of J. W. Weary, deceased, by the
Honorable County Conrt, Of Collin Comfy, ar
its December term, 1886, these nre therefore
to notify all persons having claims againstSa'd
estate, to present them, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed By law, and ali
those indebted will make immediate ravment,
B. F. HENDRICKS.
Administrator.
Mckinney. Collin Co, Texas.
Feb. 8. lS56-42: Ct.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

'roHll .acrcs....................31,9 S5.Al2
Amanpt oC Grip in lieu Of land. ..&2Si,S15 90
Nun5c~ 81. onvictions for fraud during the year ,
Npmhur u, Prosecutions still pending, ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

The ianort Of the Secretary Of the Navy is
'he most .r-nresting Of the annual documents.
il niiuac, 20 the action Of the late Naval
Eoari--.tatrs that there has been M increase
of thn .N7nuditnre in the naval service, nd
,,oeonncujs the construction Of additional
steamers.
The SrrIatarv OF War urges Increased COM
ponsatiou 10 army officers, and q revision Of
the lave respecting their allowances Also,
that me provision of the Inst Congress, in
rreasing the pay Of the rank and file, bc extern
led 10 MI enl,sted men. Also an increase of
Medical corps, and the addition of five military
sfora-Leepers. file recommends a iudicious
continuance of sea-coast %defenceS and especi-
ally renaws the suggestion for the terrifying
Of Ship Island to defend the approaches to
New Orleans. He presents. also, n mat and
forcible a-rument in favor of The Pacific Rail.
road. as - raeans of National defence, but
nvnils recommending its construction by Gov
eminent aid, although he distinctly intimates
Il disposition to favor such aid. He shows
the actual Strength Of the army to he fifteen
thousand seven hundred and fhy-two men.
En!istments during the last twelve months, ten
Thousand 1--WE hundred and ~fortv-siy; enlist
ments refused. twenty thousand five hundred
and Twenty-Five: number Of casualties, FIVE
thousand FIVE hundred. Disposition of the
troops remains pretty much as stated in las;
annual report.
The report of the Secretary of the Interior
Is very interesting. The cash receipts from
snles ot lands during the year show an increase
Of nearly $4,000, 900, and the sales S,5000,-
coo. acres over the preceding year. The de-
crease in the number of acres located on scrip
warrants is upwards of 100000 acres. Eff
forts nre making to adjust all the claims of The
Estate iards. The Mesilla Valley contains
30. 000000. acres, and parts Of it are very pro.
duc'iyc Of grain, gold, silver and copper are.
also, found on the hills. The amount of
stocks held in trust for the various Indian
tribes rs $4,000 900. The Secretary recon.
mends a more liberal and generous policy to-
ward the Indians.
The Secretary of States report, shows that
NJ. Marcy wrote to the British Government.
in decided terms. refusing to Weld to the Eng
fish INTERPRETATION ofthe Cl,vton-Bn|wer Tren-
ty, to which Lord Clarendon replied that Eng
land would adhere to her Interpretation OF It.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09
arts Salo0m GOV Eteng.

z wv "NEtF NssNssNe NJ wv . " "NNEss'
rF7iilS !iur lot with very rommudi1us buildings,
& situated in The most beautiful and huriness
part Of the Town Of Dallas. il uow for Srir on
tho most reasonable terms. For particulars III
puirc Of Crockett X Guess, Attorney at-law,
Dallas, Texas: or Of The subscriber, at Fort
Worth, ~iarram, county, Texas
AD6IpHE GUJUENANT.
February .. ~lEJr-4I.ti
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I'M ILlplrlI 0I Iha l|llMlnMI

AMN N|WHN w HH- ~
ma r,iie,eles lsa t%yonosla nf ths results ems.
u. a.. annual ,en,u al dn CnNIWtniuHt
A. w ''N''"' w 'N 49,
|H.ji
AMY rt'Nosa' H.
Original applications ana ApplI'a''oo' '''
increase allowed, ARE rs follows
lu1 lev'ry soldiers, yearly aunt ,'''' s!hio oo
sf, Widows OF soldiers, yearly amt = ''oo in, ~
1uI " half rey soldiers, yearly amt 'l''dls wv
Nl lyalid soldiers, yearly amt ,,,,''2''Nd' "l
-
Amount Of arrrumgcs due on the ubnvc, ~
. tH, lite of issuing the certificate was s35l,'
g3G %.
,,,s,o, ,oeuts
Wv, - '
$500 " IT,, s1aG g-p GO
'"'"''V"' 5Uh M NJ
" !""hu n"'u'N''''' ''''' 0in o-g az
l9IBrl llJt. -, ,.........". 4h4'55S -"
81 2nG an 81
''''',''I9 iii ~ ,L,
lh number OF pensions 0" 'p ''" " 80
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81. 42H wpw1rts issued. Acres. ....l ,402, llj0
TIN, total Number Of acres embraced IN war
rants jss,.i under al! the acts, VIZ:
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Inc nllowl6g la synopsis NJ tle ninll' en'
ed In the ennuol teprr ri The Conmin inn
.r of Pensions Tor the year cudi0g june dl'
81
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I||TH NlVe Detn hUUNU 10 me TUON NNIT"-
vine VEN. 50 new pensioners, and so withdraw
ais by deaths and transfers to the Treasury Of
unclaimed pensions,
Bgagig iaaas fer ac year ending Sop. 30, 1850.
- ,~arrants issued. act prior TO lSlI, $50
$40 variants issucd, act lS47, I2,52h
3,5}, uarran,s issued, act lSj0-52, 31I.00
4.S21 variants issued. act 1855, 4,00%,SSh
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Ip'ai-.. lo''N'" ~
The number of pensioners on the rolls OF