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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-08
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Sales Of alternate sections the States Of Arkansas and Nj
S0ui, GRd restoration o s0itdrGWH lands % market.
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.


sOuri, Gnd restoration Of uithdra~R lands marked.
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
Of law FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of the Uni
yea states Of ARres DO hereby declare and make Known hal
TONED Of the vacant lands IN che sections besng odd H waeh
Fulton railroad he STATE.
and s Two branches thereof from L sosL = m s sag
as provided BY approved February, 1855 grading
constructing raosSs specially excepted Om graduation
Tas public sale viii &c held al The land once BIrEsuLr
he disposal Of Inc vacant public lands within
odd numbers above referred 70, situated within the under
mentioned townships, wis
o. snd 81 tAs gsA principal meridian
Townships 3 = s, y, 4. is. 10. ~ Is, Of rangel
Townships %, Ia, is'. IL, 20, Of range 3
To~nsSSips II is ~ ~ 70 q 81 aS o6s1 15sss
Townships 10. 20, a.. ~ of range ..
North oJths base ns and Of h prinpaI re,dian.
T Township. g. Il T. u H. Il, Y! s H.
Townsnips : g 3. ~ 10 i,;.!g, u u, o. ranges
TTS oysn.Sip ! s.aSa.s'S' TO- IL Orange 8:
Township q, Of range Z.
public viii be held land ONCE HAMA
q Ss pu S @ SS
above referred situated in the townships
North Of and ofs A principal msridian.
Townships ,, 4, S, 6, of range ,.
TSwnsps 8 81 ao ST. - 81 range D.
TOWNSHIPS D, ., Oh fangeS
The public sale will be held the land Office LITTLE ROCK
on Mends The sixth day of October nett for The dis
above referred situated in the following townships, viz
South Of the base line and Oef Of the h principal mTdidn
Township I, of ranges ii and -.
Townships H. p of range 10.
Townships la" 3 Of range IA.
Townships l. 2, 3, 4, 5, Of ranges Is and l6
Townships ;, 4, s, O., Z, ., Of range II.
North Of the bains and Oe Of the fh principal meridinn.
Townships /, - J. 8, Z, of range6.
Townships l. "a, 4, 5,6,s7, Of range7.
Townships /, a. 3, 4, S. q, 7, OF range 8.
Townships !, q. 3, A.. S, 8, Of range9.
Townships 1, o. 81 4, s, OF range 10.
Townships |, q" "a, of range II.
Townships l." g." ,, A. s. Of range IL.
Townships |, 2, 81 A. s." 9, of range Is.
Townships |, .. ], q, 8, g. 4 of range ID.
Townships /, 5, g. Z, of range Is.
Townships S, g. Z, of ranges l6 and IT,
public sale will be held the land office WAsmSeToS
commencing Monday the seventh of October
disposal of the public lands in such odd nunbee
above referred situated in the following named
townships, viz
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hereby certify the best of my knowledge belief
sbovc-nnmcd suaraniors good and sufficient
s %'ss~aSshmnysInwu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

Glorious News FOR observation-disclosures
has passed bill granting about half million
acres of land to the Vicksburg Shreveport and
Texas railroad--equvalent at the least cncu-
lation, to million OF dollars; and the Prcsi-
dent has directed the Land Register of Lou
isnna TO withdraw from sale, eighteen miles
Of land on each side of the road. THIS Sc.
cures beyond doubt the building Of this inn
portant road, and places its stock at once up.
on substantial basis.
We are aware that some Of the stoclhoid-
ers in our city. who are in arrears have doubt
ed its success and therefore held back. This
magnificent grant dspcls all doubts and
makes the investment profitable.
We congratulate most warmly our people
on the certainty Of the completion Of this road,
opening up. as it does, to Vicksburg untold
prosperity and wealth.
Three miles of the track opposite this city
are already laid, and the track is read for the
laying of IS miles more, which carries it to
the rich region of Bayou Mason and beyond.
The iron for 90 miles has already been land.
ed and the work is being pushed forward with
all energy by the entrrDrising contractors, and
the scientific engineer Of the road, Col. Bon
ner. Our thanks are due to Congress and to
the indefatigabIe general agent, aud our own
fellow citizen, Col. N. D. Co!eman.-- FichS-
J@rs paper
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
New Custom House BUILDING.

The Collector Of Customs has received copies
of The plans and specifications for the New
Government building, at Galveston for the use
of the Custom House, Post offire and y. S.
Court.
The building will sand on the corner Of
Twentieth street and Avenue E., the front
line of the platform from which the building is
to be raised being ten feet from these streets.
The entran:e story will be 26 inches above the
inside line of the side walk The foundation
TO be Of best brick, laid in cement; the stills OF
doors, &c, to be of granite The walls to be
of best brick, the outside facing being of pressed
face brick, with cast iron wnodw and door
dressings, cast iron columns, cornices, balus-
trades, &c. on the north and south fronts, and
verandas put up in similar style on tho east and
west fronts.
The outside door aud window frames
throughout the building are to be of cast irou.
The entrance story is to be provided with
shutters of wrought iron.
The hoorngs oil the whole building are to
be composed of small segmental arches of hard
burned brick.work, turned from vrought iron
beams resting upon the interior walls, and npon
girders supported by cast iron columns, ond by
the walls; the whole covered with tile, or SOUTH
ern pine flooring plank, or boards, The ceiling
of the upper story to be composed Of iron
beams, and brick arches, covered with asphalt,
to carry off any water that may percolate
through the IRON covering of the roof.
The halls below the verandas aud vestibule in
front Of the Post office in entrance story and the
passage an the third story are TO be paved with
the best quality of Minton, Hollins &.Co's
plain ornamental pavement, of three colors.-
The stairways TO be of Wrought and cast
iron work, in one fight each, extending from
ihe entrance story TO the second and third
story. They will rest in the entrance story on
a scrolled granite step, and have cast iron
aewels and balusters, with mahogany hand
faH.
All the iron beams and girders'have already
been purchased by the Treasury Department to
be delivered on the wharf at galveston at 81 cts.
per lb for the beams and cents for the girders.
The verandas are TO be of iron, and en-
brace l32 futed columns There are to be IL
inside columns and seven anita.
The roof is to be galvenized iron. Both the
Post office and custom Honse are to be on the
first floor; the second is devoted to the officers
and juries of the U. s Court, and the third to
the Court Library and Judges room.--Gak
Ciriiaz
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AIKEN Up by j. H. ilill and rstrayed before
j. u. M-ridith. j. = in aId for Ellis coun-
~, one BAY HORSE PONY, about II mnnds
high, branded Oh the lrf, hip with q Spanish
brand, with one or twu saddle spots, supposed to
be or Il years old appraised 10 SO.
TAKEN up by J. ", Ruslcy and rstrayei he
fore J. -. Meredith, J. =. ii mud for Ellis coun-
ty. one SORREL HORSE pUNY, hay rlun aud
tail blaze in the face, branded Oh the left hip
with the letter ", on H." rsat s!,onlacr with the
game, s or . years oil appraised - SO
TAKEN W hy lh.u0s jackson and rs,rayed
before Wm {. SWEAT, j. r. in and for Ellis
county, one BAY HORSE. dari; main and tail,
left hind foot white up To tho pa.tor jon. blind
il the right eye; about /; haids high, about
ycGrb old, and appraised To $50.
TAKEN up aud rcio.ti hy II W. Watson,
one Of the Commissioners nr Fills county, one
STRAY MULE. black c,i,r. IS OF II hands high,
- or II years old branded IN tic right shout
der with II 5 ;. some collar marks.
BENZ. +. HAWKINS, Cl'k c. c &c.
July I. lSj6-S:2t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
WHEAT TIE NEW YORK CITY FOLKS SAY OF
Dr. McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge. Manu-
featured by Fleming Bros.

NEW YORK, August 20 1907
This is certify that well acquainted with fifty years
oagc many years resident ofts city, wo has been timc
extremely ill., hut could not tell from what ulcs was
lie told his attending physician his suspicious, but the yscian at
rcue the iea and refused to attend him any longer His
then mentioned Dr. Mcnes Vermug and asked him If he
would take his reply was must take something to get relief
d. They procured bottle Of Dr. MLdnGS Ccicbrd
ted PermnSe AMI he took half at dose The result
he passed upwards of three quarts of uors, cutupn form
He got wei Immediately and enjoying most excellent health
and like the Good Samaritan of DID, is endevorng to relieve bis
unfortunate negbors. He makes his business hunt up aud
select all similar his own, may given by
regular lysicans, and induces them to try d. Mne's Verm
uge So he has induced than twenty take the
Ncnugc and in every with the most happy results lie is
well satisfied that Dr. MIancs Veiugc prepared by Fleming
Bos Ptsburg far superior any other known remedy and
generally known would not fail to save many valuable
lives For further particulars inquire Of Mrs ard l2i IL Can.
non Street, New York city.
Purchasers he careful to ask for Dr. MLiNES CELEBRA-
TED VERMIFl GLE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS OF Pitts
burg Pa other Vermiuges in comparison are worthless
Dr. MLancs genuine Nermgc, also his celebrated Liver PMS
be had at all respectable drug stores None gtnuine ~
cut the signature Of FLEMING bROS.
Sold wholesale and retail by sCOyI MEAD, New Orleans
General Agents for the Southern States. Also by SAlkE
THOMAS, Dallas and by dealers in medicines in every town.
I9l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

rE'IIE snhsc.ilcr would respectfully inform the
4 citizens of Dallas and tie surrounding cuun
TRIP. thtt he las opened ,in.shop in the t1%n of
Dallas. on the North side of the Square. where he
is prepared to execute ali kind OF work in his
line. TiN-WARE nr all kinds kept constantly
ON hand for sple ut Wholesale and retail, at the
lowest price. Also, ie~ COOKING STOVES,
which will be 5,ld iow for cash. Roofing gutter
Ing aud all kin Is of JOB worl; done with prompt
ness and ncutnesS. l.. [. Pew EitS.
D,lIns Julv Z Io5i---.Iy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

Chauncey and VIM, two Yankee sailors
from Connecticut, lately tried at Havana for
being Engaged in the slave trade, have been
condemned TO the chain gang Five thousand
Africans have been landed on tn, shores Of
Cuba within three months, from American
sIovcrs belonging to the ports of New England
States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
NEW ADvnRTIsEMnNTs
Admiuistrntor's Votiee,

TI,iif uni.rssn,i ia,iuf, ou ihs epih Mag
1850. taten uui isii-fs al administration
on ils estate uf . :. Young, deceased, hereby
si,rs notice a. an pfrpns having claims against
saii estate, io Tressui ilsia, JTupsIly anihehli.
ratel, Wiihin ih- time ITFsrTihsi ~ law and
an those indebted O. saii estate 10 make imme
diais payment, ...... ..,.s.,.,,.
Adaisiaraisr Iiais IN, s. HosRg, dsc'd'
july n, lsSl-in6l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

MEETING on SATURDAY LAsr.-We lad scv.
crl speeches pro and con, on Saturday last,
aud with an evident gain 10 the Numbers oil
the democratic party in this place. General
Hamilton, District ElcctOr, gave ms one OF his
glowing and eloquent haTangues; after which
we had the brave aud impetuous Wilson, who,
in his usual chns;e language and clear style,
delivered himself an able defence ofthe dem.
ocmtic platform. At night we had young
Byrd. who spoke with much enthusiasm in the
cause Of democracy; also Palmer Of Houston,
who made a brief and spirited address, aud
Col. Sublcir, Of our town, who entertained the
crowd with reply TO Mr.. Peek, the X. n.
Mayor OF Austin.
On the side of the Know Noihings. Taylor
of Fannin, and Peck of Austin, appeared, and
bore their part well, but with the scpulchral
gloom over Sans face, these redoubtable
champions seemed more like spirits from the
iombs of The departed, than living evidences
of Sans FILLMORE party IN TcXas.--Galette,
1871 inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
k,Uss gteisilsyatc.

n HAVE lest the Peters Colony Certificate,
n No. 40. Vol. | issued to John Langley, Ny
Thomas VIM. Ward. Commissioner for Peters
Colony, on the 18th November, lSan, for $40
acres of land. Irnot found within tie time pre-
scribcd by law, | shall apply to the proper de-
partmcnt for duplicate. W W. WHEAT.
May 81. lSjG-2:9t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
Lost aei.aifirpat,.

U OST-Pacrs Colony Certificate, No. -,
e. Vol. -, issued to the heirs Of Richard Chow
ming. deceased. by Thomas Vim Ward, Commits
sioner for enid Colony. II not found in the time
prescribed by law. will apply to the proper au-
thority for a Duplicate. SAM CnOWNlNG.
Mnv % lS5G-9:2t-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
THE STATE OLE TEXAS.

To any ia'r(m officer of collin County Greeting:
WOu are hereby commanded to SUMMON e.
II ". Scahourne and 7. G. Whiscnant to APP
pear before me, 1t some regular term Of my court
to answer the complaint of j. & llisc and A.
Howard. administrators of the estate of j. How.
ard deed, in case of debt, due by note, of TWEEN
ty.ninc dollars aud fifty cents, due 18th April,
1856, executed by said defendants 10 said admin
iStrators. Herein fail not.
<<T5EsyN Given under my hand, az acting
EYEA (SS.A Justice of the Peace. Precinct No
@sl.a.1LSlY 5, this June 18th. 4. D. lS26.
TsftsssssI 4 G. KENNEDY, j. p.
hcrehp. certify that the above is u true copy
of the original warrant now in my possession.
u. W. SpEER, Const. c. c., Texas.
July 26-lO:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To The Sheriff Of Gr0ysom County-Greeting:
W. HEREAS, AImarine M. Alexander, a
w resident of the county of Grayson, and
State of Texas, on the 10Th day of June 1856,
filed his petition in the Office of the District
Clerk of Grayson county, alledging, among
other things. that Thomas B. Lincoln resi-.
dent of Washington City, District of Columbia,
on the 9th day of July, 1853, exected his two
several promssory notes, for five thousand
dollars each, payable to Warr;ck Martin, twelve
months after date, with six per cent. until ma
Iurity, and il not then paid to bear interest at
the rate OF eight per cent. per annun, which
SAID notes are marked as exhibits "a" and "B";
Petition further charges that said Warrick Mar.
Tin did, on the lst day of June, 1856 for a val
liable consideration, endorse said notes to petit
toner. Petitioner charges that he is the Iepal
owner and holder Of SAID notes petitioner also
ma es the said Wamicli Martin, who is the
endorser of said notes, defendant to this suit
and who resides in the State of Mississippi -
Petition prays for citation, by pubic ,;or
against SAID defendants; also ma. FIR i"Ioo
ment against 1Y the said Lnco!.,., as maker and
the said Warrck Mart as endose TAI for I his
aeo,' damages e.Hd costs of suit. And offiJo.
v" Ns''n.s been made that the defendants are
'". residents of the State of Texas; these are
therefore TO command you TO summon the said
Thomas b. Lincoln and Warrick Martin, by
publishing this in the nearest newspaper rub.
!ished to Grayson county, there being no paper
published IN Grayson county, for four success.
sive weeks prior to the return day Of this cita.
ton, 10 be and appear before the District Court
of Grayson county, at the Court House there.
of in the town of Shermani on the 9th Monday
after the fourth Monday in September, 1876,
then and there to answer said petition.
Herein fail not, and make due return of this
writ and your action thereon.
>rzTE> Witness Benz. " Bradley, Clerk
GF. GA of the District Court OF Groyson
Ss.3E2{yY county, and seal of offire hereon
zs.z impressed, at Sherman, this June
the Goth, 1856. B. W. BRADLEY, Clerk
Issued June The Goth. 1876.
B. W. BRADLEY. Clerk D. c. &C
The defendants will take notice and appear
as the within and above citation requires June
2lst, 1856. w. G.. REYNOLDS,
Sheriff Grayson county
no 7 vol 5:4t-[Printer's fee Sl5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
AGu,iSisewat,,sx, Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, that at the April
~ Term, 1856, of the Probate Court for
the county Of Kaufman, State Of Texas, Let
tars Of Administration on the Estate Of G. E.
Cnnsey, deceased, were granted to the under
signed. This is therefore TO give notice to all
persons having claims against said estate to
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be post
poned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Graysoa Coauty-Greeting:
w HEREAS, Daniel Montague, on The
w 17th day of June, 4. D. 1856, filed his
petition in the Clerks Office Of the District
Couli Of said county, against the unknown
heirs OF Preston Kitchens. deceased; said pc.
tition charges, among other things, that the
Probate Court Of Fannn county, Texas, at the
December term thereof for the year 1889, or.
land, belonging to the estate of said Kitchens
headlight Of said Kitchens, and that on the
fist Tuesday in January, lS44, James 3.
O'Neal, the administrator OF said estate, and
in obedience to said order, at The Court House
door in said Fannin county, sold said certif.
cate according TO law, when the same was bid
off by William Bailey, for the sum Of Sis,
and that said O'Neal executed deed TO said
Bailey for said certificate. Petition cha,res
that said Montague purchased SAID Cert cc,c,,a
of said Bailey, and took wr;...en ,r,rsrsr for
the same, and that petitioner ,ocuted the same
certificate in what IS ncs Grayson county, on
Post Oak cree.i., ,ejereo,e is made to the field
notes o. sad survey-and that petitioner took
h"'.he ulate possession Of said land and has en-
loyed uninterrupted possession of the same
ever since 1915, has made Improvements oil
the same of the value Of one thousand dollars,
in building houses, breaking and fencing land,
and that he has paid taxes on SAID !anl.--
Petitioner charges that the heirs Of
said Kitchens are unknown TO him said
Petitioner prays FOR decree, forever quoting
plaintiff in his title and possession, and for c.
tation against defendants. Affidavit being
made by Fl. G.. Hendricks, attorney of record,
that said heirs are unknown, these are there
fore TO command you to summon the said I'M
known heirs of Preston Kitchens, by publishing
this citation eight weeks in the nearest news
paper published TO the county Of Grayson, TO
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, 1856,
then and there to answer said petition.
Herein fail not, and make due return of this
writ, with your action thereon
Witness Benz. w. Bradley. Clerk
ME. SSaof the District Court of Grayson
W f2county, and the seal Of said Court
hereon impressed, this June the
18th, 1856. B. w. BRADLEY, Clerk.
Issued this June the 18th. 1856,
B. W. BRADLEY Clerk d. c. c.
Came 10 hand Jgne 18Th, 1856.
VIC. REYNGLLS. Sheriff G. c.
The unknown heirs Of Preston Kitchen will
take notice to the above aud within citation
and attend accordingly. This June is 1856.
" G. REYNOLDS, Sheriff G. c.
- : u 2 5. - -i1:sr's fss S3i Ea7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26

Tie R.ysf lil shrh psssl 'hs llous- ihs
prr .ru, welt. b maiefially the same as the
Wb,rh tasael ihs Senate AZ No. last session ---
A .sis span the snm Of si00 400 a. spe
cid fund ior ihe improvement Of The n'''s'",e
tiyeT., layous, lakes and lays Il Texas: "
snatls that when : 900 Is nised by private
contribution, on any Of these water courses,
four times lhat amoant may b. contributed
IN the STATE pToyiled that the sum shall not
,xrsed $50 .ObO, aud be applied 10 such portions
as shall he specially designated IN said saos''H'
ii0n.
The subscribers ATE required to pay in hte
Dsr cent Of their stock, when an engineer Is
APPOINTED by the Governor az a salary oil 81 per
,lsv. who Is 10 examine and lay oil the work ia
he done, aud TO make the contracts for III PER
ioman5r, aud TO make quarterly fepo''s TO the
G0yenOF,
II Is also provided to cooperate with Louis
ana, Arkansas or Mexico, 10 the amount ol
$4,000, in ANY improvement oI rivers running
near our own boundaries,
The disposition prevails 10 aid such portions
Of our river country as may not he aols 10
antlcina,e important advantages IRON w'l'
road system and we think that where u :
practicable to make our rivers available, Il Is
very nroper at this time, flr the state 70 render
its aid TO the citizen,
In passing this bill, il must b. seen that
members from the interior have acted with u
conmcndablc zeal for The interest Of lhe whole
state; COR the benefits to accrue 10 them from
Improvements in rivers nrs mostly REMOTE
In The same spirit We cNp,at 10 see the state aid
the Luildmg Of railroads into the interior, aud
give to orr no,hefn md western citizens those
ornament and important facilities Of cOmmn'
nealion which they ran never expect TO reach
By Gazette 1911 iSi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
THE STATE OE TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Collin CONT - Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon,
4 by publication III the Dallas Herald, Hen.
~ Newman, to be and appear hriore the Dis.
trict Court OF Collin county, at The Colr House
in the town OF Mckinney, on The third Mon.
day after the fourth Monday in September, A.
D. 1856, then aud there 10 ausrer the petition
OF James W. Bullock, now d, liz ii my office
against him;
Which petition states, ii subsistence, that said
Bullock holds two notes On said Newman, one
dated on July the LIB, 1896, and due on the
lst day OF March 1856, calling for the sun. Of
$50 50, and on which note the sum Of 50 80
was paid August 29lh, 1865, and Sa5 pnid
September 9th, 1866; tho o.h,y ,.,,c is for
$500, executed on the 2'st dar Of July, 1855,
and due the LIST day Of 'ln-,n, \. d. i.;5G, on
which notes iudgenr ii, Is sshed. Petition
also STATES mar to eeture said note said New
man gave petitioner mortgage on fifty acres
0, la'a I'll Collin county, part Of the D. An
g''.,. survey. lie prays ,ha: said mortgage be
toyeclosed and the land tecrecd to * sold to
paw said debt, interest nni costs.
Herein fail not. III; duly execute til. wit rs
the law requires.
1M Witness lie Undersigned Clerk
! NE. SA Of said court. and the seal OF my
othce asEeon impressed, at McAm-
SssS ney, this Goth day Of June, A. D..
1856, J. o. oTRATGH HAN, Clerk
Dist. Court, Collin county. Tex.
Mr.. Henrv Newfnar-ion are hereby noti-
fed to appear q, The time and Place mentioned
| in the above citation.
J.H. LOvEJOY, Sheriff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

To any incjWcficcr Of Collin County, Greeting;
NJOu are hereby commanded to summon 7, X.
n Bowen amp 4. Z. Whiseuant to appear be
fore me- ut some regular term Of my court, to
answer the complaint of j. q. ilise and \. How
ART, administrators of the estate of j. Howard,
decd in case Of dent, due by note, Of fifty dol,
lars and fifty cents. due 18th April, 1855. exc
cuted Ivy said defendants. payable to said admin,
istratore. Herein fail not
.1@.lzN Given under my hand, an acting
ifS [SGA Justice Of the Peace in said county
xG..iESs.Sty Precinct No. 5, this 10Th June, a
%Sslsss12I d. 1886,
r. G.. KENNEDY. j. p.
hereby certify that the above is true copy
If the original warrant n>w in my possession
b. W SPEER. Const. & c., Texas.
Mr. i. C. Mhisrnant In pursuance Of TIL,
above warrant to me directed. you are hereby
summOnsed to appear at Thos. &. Kennedy's, OF
the first Saturday in September next at his Office
III Precinct No. 5, Collin County, Texas, to an
swcr the above writ. This 18th day of July, 4
D. 1856. u. W. SPEER, COnst. {. g., Texas.
July 2G-lO:3t.
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STEAM SAW MILL.

TFNilE UNDERSIGNED has removed hls Steam
d Cirular SAW Nall 10 the month Of Mil
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