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Sept. 26, 1889, Thomas Jefferson, Virginia.
Jan. 2, 1894, E. Randolph, Virginia.
Dec. 10, 1895, I. Pickering, Massachusetts.
May IL, 1900, J. Marshall, Virginia.
March 5, 1901, James Madison, Virginia.
March 6, 1909, r. Smith, Maryland.
April 2, 1911, James Monroe, Virginia.
Feb. %, 1915, Do. do
March o, 1917, J.: q. Adams, Massachusetts.
March Z, 1925, Henry Clay, Kentucky.
march g, 1879, Martin Van Buren,, Ne,o York.
May "a, 1881, y. Livingston, Louisiana.
May 70, 1888, Louis McLane, Delapare.
June u, 1884, J. Forsyth, Georgia.
March 5, l84l, Daniel Webster, Massachusetts.
July "a, lS43, A. P. Upshur, Hirginia.
March 6, l844, ]. G. Calhoun, South Carolina,
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NOT TO BE GULLED.

From The Charleston Mercury, Novsmber1s.
We are blamed because we do not recognise
the election of Mr.. Buchanan as a signal of
peace between the North and the South. Per-
haps part of our fault is, that We cannot COM
prehend the force of the following "grateful
and inspiring chorus:
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THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
A TICAL VIEW
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FREE AND SLAVE STATES.


THE FREE AND SLAVE STATES.
By Henry Chase and Charles W. SdnJOra.
Compiled from Official Documents.
l2mO. Bound ~ cloth. Price so cents
l the South and Freedom for the Nor b. LEI lhem read
this masiery work Let him study he,e figures. Place
copy these statistics IN the hands of snd
word for it, Republicantsn viii sweep the enufe
North IN 1850 rs clean II has swept New England ~
1856. Men OF the SouIh beg y0u look calmly and
dspassiOnatey al this array Of figures and what they
pOrtebid
The able editor of the Ers,iug Transcript Boston, hus
speaks OF this work:
This little book contains vast amount Of information
respecting the comparative condition the ayrhodInH
and non-saveholdIng States territory. p0pnanon,
industry, wealth. education, intelligence, Religion moral
advancement and general progress. Tho wotN must
have cost great deal of labOTuuS research ana Ger
tany presents arguments favor at Frrsd M on 'NriN
pnge II contains Just the kind information that ,ho1i
he more generally known in all sections OF The roS"H
We hope there will be public demand for thousands '
eopirs.n
Published by
JOHN P. JEWETT & CO.,
SIG III Washington street, Rosioh
MRS. MARY A. 'DENISON w.itc, or The Saturday
WI Ere,i"s Post THE QUhkERS fRpfE'H. see
Prospectus in another place.
HENRY Fl. BOODYI & CO.,
DANKERS, General Agents, and Dealers in IanS
ID Warrants and Real Estate Hudson ~ CroiK county,
Wisconsin, and Brunswick, Maine.
II. w. BOODG, Brunswick, Name.
a7s . GrvE E11p ~ Hudson, Wisconsin.
r LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND original Noveet, by The
author of Zillahr Se. will he published IA the Sri-
wday EreHi"s Post. See Prospectus IN another place
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DOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING sxseuts1 ~
ID BUELL. 2 iD1sA1CAARp, acc Sixth street.,
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March 5, l845, Jas. Buchanan, Pennsylvania.
March 7, l849, J. M. Clayton, DELAWARE.
July 20, 1850, Daniel Webster, Massachusetts.
Dec. 9, 1852, <. Everett, Massachusetts.
March 5, 1853, w. L. Marcy, Neao York.
Secretaries Of the Treasury.
The post of Secretary of the Treasury, al
though one of great Importance, requires fnan-
cial abilities of high order, which are more
frequently found in the North than in the
South, and affords little opportunity for inhu-
encing general politics, or the questions spring
ing out of Slavery. We need not therefore be
surprised to learn that Northern men have been
allowed to discharge its duties some forty-eight
years out OF sixty-seven, as follows:
Sept ii, 1889, A. Hamilton, Ne,o York.
Feb. 3, 1895, o. Wolcott, Connecticut.
Dec. 81, 1900, s. Dexter, Massachusetts.
May IA, 1901, A. Gallatin, Pennsylvania.
Feb. 9, 1914, G. w. Campbell, Tennessee.
Oct. 6, 1914, A. J. Dallas, Pennsylvania.
Oct. q, 1916, w. Fl. Crawford, Georqia.
March Z, 1925, r. Rush, Pennsylvania
March 6, 1929, s. ID. Ingham, Pennsylvania.
Aug. 8, 1881, L. McLane, Delapare
May 20, 1898, w. j. Duane, Pennsylvania.
Sept %, 1893, Roger B. fancy. Maryland.
June u, 1894, L. Woodbury., New Hampshire.
March s, ls4l, Thomas Ewing. Ohio.
Sept. l3, l84l, W. Forward, Pennsylvania.
March 3, l843, j. c. Spencer, New York.
June Is, 1874, G. M. Bib, Kentucky.
March S, l845, r. j. Walker, Mississippi.
March Z, l849, W. M. Meredith, Pennsylvania.
June 20, 1850, Thomas Corwin, Ohio.
March 5, lS43, James Guthrie, Kentucky.
Secretaries Of War and the Navy.
The Shareholders have graciously shared
these Offices with free State men, on terms of
eqaality-only since March Sth, l84l, period
of nearly sixteen years, they have taken almost
exclusive supervision of the Navy, Northern
men having occupied the Secretaryship only
two years. Nor has any Northern man been
Secretary of War since 1849. Considering
that nearly all the shipping belongs to the free
States, which also supply the seamen, it does
seem remarkable that Shareholders should have
monopolized for the last sixteen years the con-
troll of the NAVY
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1ours, truIy, HENRY A. " Isi
John Griffin, Esq.
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March 5, l845, Jas. Buchanan, Pennsylvania.
March 7, l849, ]. M. Clayton, DelasoGre.
July 20, 1850, Daniel Webster, Massachusetts,.
Dec. 9, 1852, E. Everett, Massachusetts,.
March 5, 1853, w. L. Marcy, Neao York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
American Ratification Mceting
Gsrassd Rally.

The citizens of Dallas county who are ia.
vorable to the election of FILLMORE AND DoN,
ELsoN, for President and Flee President of the
American Union, will hold mass meeting on
SATURDAY, the Odd day of August, inst,
in the Town of DALLAS, for the purpose Of
ratifying the nominations Of the National Con.
vention of the American party, at which time
they expect to spread their banners to the
breeze; and they invite all favorable to the
election of their candidates to be present on the
occasion.
Come one--come all, from our own and ad.
jaceut counties, and let US give three hearty
cheers FOR our national candidates. Several
speakers will be in attendance. 13lt
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No Family should be without Them.

We speak Of MLanes Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros
Ptsurg, Pa, which have become Indispensable Family Ac!-
cine. The gf symptoms which arise from diseased Liver
manifest themselves less in every family dyspepsia sick
headache obstruction Of the mese ague and fever pains in the
side with dry hacking cough, all results of hepac de-
angcmcntand for these Dr. MLanes Pills sovereign
dy They have been known fail and they should
kept at all times by families.
pREcrloSs-rakc two three going bed, every second
or third night If they do not purge three times by
morning, take slight breakfast should nyagi-
ably follow their
The Liver Pills also be used where purgng simply
sary. As ani5lous purgaiye they inferior
And in doses of two three they give Astonishing relief sick
headache also in slight derang lncns of the stomach
Purchasers will be careful ask for Dr. MLANES CELEBRA
TED NERMIFCGE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS Of Pitts.
burg, Pa AL other veifugcs in comparison are worthless
Dr. MLanes genuine Vermiuge his celebrated Liver Pills
can be had at all respectable drug stores None genuine h
oit the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
Sold wholesale and retail by sCoy1L MEAD, New Orleans,
General Agents for the Southern States. Also by sAYRE &
THOMAS, Dallas and by dealers medicines every town.
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IIIIE STATE OF TEX

To the Sheriff Of Kagf'maa COuaty--G rcetiny:
"A HEREAS, the heirs of George W. Browning de-
! w ceased, on the 26th day of March, 1885, filed
their petition in the Office Of the clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Kaufman county against Sarah
| Marshall, formerly Sarah McsSick. or her un.
known heirs, and others, alledging that the said
George W. Browning. III his life time, and on the
oath day Of April, 1871, entered into written
agreement with Martha Musick, deceased, in
which she bound herself to the said Browning in
tho sum Of FIVE thousand dollars, conditioned to
make title to the said Browning for Il certain
tract or parcel of land, situated in the said coun-
| ty Of Kaufman, tO-Wlt :-One-third of II league
and labor, provided the said Browning should To-
cate SAID league and labor of land, and pay all
expenses incurred in procuring patent for the
same, which said bond is here filed as part of
plaintiff $ petition Petition charges that the
said Browning caused said land to be located
surveyed and patented, and paid all expenses in
cdent and necessary thereto according to the
tenor and effect of said agreement. Petition fur
ther charges that said Martha departed this life
on the - day Of -, leaving tho following
named children, viz iliam s.. HENRY Joseph
B. and Sarah Musick the abt named intermar-
ricd with --- Marshall, whose residence is I'M
known. Petition further states that said &. W.
Browning and Martha Musici both dir1 before the
agreement to divide tbs land and MAX title could be
ctrried into effect. Petition further charges that
| the said heirs OF Martha MusiCk. whose names
are unknown, have failed md refused to comply
OH their part with said agreement, although pc
ttioners have offered to make the division proyi-
ded for in said agreement. Petitioner prays that
said defendants be cited. by personal service and
dy publication as to the the non residents to APP
pear and answer this petition; that said division
be made according to the tenor Of the agreement
filed in this cause, and that title and possession
of their portion of said land he adiudged to peti.
TONERS.
You are therefore commanded to summons the
said Sarah Marshall, formerly Sarah MusicE.)
or her unknown h.irs, by publication in the Dal:
las Herald, for eight successive weeks prior to
the return day of this writ, to be and appear be-
fore tho District Court Of Kaufman county, on
the first day of the next term thereof, to he held
at the Court House in the town of Kaufman, on
the tenth Monday after tho fourth Monday in
September, A. D, 1855, then and their to answer
said potion.
81 .zss> Witness j. f. Rayel, clerk of sad
ESg GA court. Given under MY hand and
AlhS4g seal of Office, at Cauman, this 9th
%ssszNysssI day of August, 1856
}. Il. RAYEL, Clerk.
Came to hand 9th August, 1856, and executed
by mailing to the Dallas Herald same day.
SARAH MARSHALL will please take notice Of the
above and attend accordingly.
S. o. GIBBS, Sheriff Kaufman county.
Aug l6, lSj6-l3:St
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NlcARAGuA.-AdvlceS have been received nj
New Orleans, by the steamship Gmhada, from
San Juan, on the 2lst inst. The vote for
Nicaragua was $4,000; of which Walker re.
ceived $4,000
1t was reported at Greytown that Walker
had intercepted letter from Vanderbilt to
Rlvas, offering pecuniary assistance 10 aid the
latter in his revolution against the new gov,
eminent. tits said the letter has been sent c
Washington City. Walkers army had re-
ceived access!ons equal 10 over two hundred
men, since the LIST of July.
The 4th of July was celebrated in Granada
with enthusiasm. Capt. Callahan, the cores
pondent of the N. o. Picayune, was the Ora
Tor of the Day.
NloRE GoLD.-There has been gold mine
discovered near the Machuco Rapids which
WILL from appearances, prove exceedingly rich
The Nicaraguense says that Col. Fabems and
others followed the lead for over three miles
He took with HIM to New York $50 pcunas o.
the ore as a specimen.
Capt. Soft, agent Of the Transit company
has contracted with parties TO complete tn,
building Of the wheyf at Virgin Bay, and thI
work will be commenced Immediately.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
California Af,ira.

Affairs ia California were unchanged, up Ia
the 9th of. The vigilance committee is con,
sideTed firmly established, Their military
discipline is surprising aud as they are all
brave men, with firearms Of the best kind, il
will never be possible for the State authorities
TO ioFcibly compel them TO dsband, But they
will disband as quietly aud eheerfully as they
took up arms, when they have cut oHcTime's
grim head, which has made this metropolis the
exhihiion.hOuse Of terror aud ghaslliness,
Al the sailing Of the last steamer, the city
was quiet. and remained 50 until the afternoon
Of the 2lst, when party Of the vigilance
committee attempted TO arrest an offender
named Mallory. Associate Chief Justice David
5. Terry, with others of the "law and oTdel
party" intsriered. \ slight struggle ensued
and Judge Terry drew knife and stabbed Nj
S. A. Hopkins.
The news was almost instantly carried al
over the city, and in few minutes large
body Of the vigilance committee was Fastening
10 the rescue. while the streets We're thrOngcC
BY an alarmed and excited multitude, The
armories Of the State party were surrounded
and in a short time the whole law md orlc
lOrce surrendered and laid down their arms
Over 300 stand OF arms were captured ans
Judge Terry was arrested and conveyed, with
about one hundred others, 10 the rooms OF the
committee.
Mr.. Hopkins will probably not survive hi
wound, and Terry is held by the commtc,
for sentence in case of Hopkins death. Thi,
most remarkable event has no parallel.
So soon as this act of the committee ha,
been performed, they dispersed us quietly "a
IN old army from parade TO quarters.
Our columns are laden with complete his
tory of all the scenes and incidents immediate
ly following the arrest.-Cai. paper.
Judge Terry was formerly citizen o
Texas,
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Undergraduate Department.
WESTERN MILITARY IrsT,irr,rp

THE NEXT SESSION of this ColIcpe will o,or =,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th. The Classical Course
is full and every facility is afforded to students in Sci
cntihc Branches Preparatory School is attached,
embracing course Of two years. The Military svs
tom Is adopted as an cfcctual means of preserving
good order economy, regular habits, and active bo
ly exercise. Charges for Tuition and Boarding, 500
per term of 20 weeks Surgeons Fec So Engineer
ing, French, Spanish, German, Drawing Book-Kccp-
ing and Fencing, each, SO Per term of 20 weeks
The last session of the Medical College closed with
$50 Matriculants and So Graduates, from 10 States
The Military College closed its first year in Nashville
with 154 Mstriculsnts from II States For Catalogue
and Regulations apply to B. r. JOHNSON,
SnperistrRgcnE
Ns.hviIle IIlY lsse- V 3 r,c
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
UNIVERSITY EVANSVILLE
Me zeal Departments.

HE SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE of LECTURES in
! this Institution will commence on Monday, the Sd
of November full preliminary course, free to all
Students will be given by tho Professors commencing
on the first Monday of October
Professors Fees $105, Matriculatior Fee a. proc-
teal Anatomy So Graduation Fee S25. For Cat.
aloguc and Announcement apply to
PAUL F. EVE, NJ. D., Dean of The Facutty
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book, aad psp,r Of The boat have been saved
She was insured lor $4,000
Nrw Yogs, July 1O.-We have Intelligence
here to-day Of the steamer John Jay having
lesn destroyed By fire on Lake George aud Of
a number Of passengers having pefished on
the occasion Particulars have not yet Teach'
"a us
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STATE OF TEXAS, }
lnrNlY OF CnnX. 1
T. n. Hon. NAT, u. Grgora, i3igc liR Jus.dai
IiS.rif'.

r. n. Hon. NAE. II. Grgora, .i5isr li@ Jus!rR
iliS,rifi.
Sg-iirREAS L. l., Bullocl'i administrator,
~ Il, ip8.S non, of David Luckcit, dill sell
IN accordance with NJ order of the Probate Court
or Gryaon county, Texas, upon credit pf !.
month";, the lcAdri.ht certificate Of sail David
lulkrt, G,t i. for tao acres Of land in Peters
Colony, issued 70 him by Ihog. W. Ward, Com.
mission: lr sail Colony, on the e2d day OF
April. !slu. No. 80, vol =, and whereas tho
sid !..nd certificate was purchased by George r.
E.cgcs al raid sale. aud by lin sold and trans.
clroi To Daniel Montague, of Cooke county,
rcy :, aud hy the s~id Montague located, md
patent having issued FOX the same in the namo O.
The heirs Of David Luckc;t. this is Therefore 70
notify saiA hcira 10 .i!n the said Montague IN.
known T. rppcar az tie leSt term Of the Dis.
uict Court, 10 b, hli Cor Cook county, ut Gaines.
Vile, Gr,.aa, j, EcilE on tie 1ih Monday aftr:
the eth N!nHjny In september next, and show
cause. irary they can, why title 10 tho said
land, located ,y virtue OF tho sid certificate.
should rot 'e drc-rsd 20 tho said Montague "
the said count: and tim: his nth be forever quiet
ci F,r ali Of which tc bravs citation 10 issue.
DANIEL MONTAGUE.
Is hin attorney, r. v. 4. ot:v.H.
July 2ist, 1855.
|, Aaron Hit, tlcrl: Dist. Court Cook county,
Texas. do hereby certify that the above Is n trrs
cory Of the crigina! He'd in my Office.
AARON hill,
OK Dist. Court, G. C., TsrGS.
The unknown heirs Of David Lnckett WIZ
phase take ngtitc IL the above and attend ac,
cordngly JAS. o HILL, McrV,
Ey ", /. .!LItiN, Dpv'y.
z EHg 3, a>GG-fl It.
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Dissolution,

Mat. ". BURFORD having been elected
~ Judge Of the 10th Judicial District, the
co-partneTshp heretofore existing between him
and John j. Good, in the practice of the law,
under the name and style of Burfdrd x Good is
dissolved All unfinished business will be atten-
ded to by John J. Good. Esq, who is authorized
to collect all debts due the firm, and settle all
damands against it.
Dallas, Texas, February 10, lS56-4i:tf
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Administrators osicc.

VgVHE undersigned having, on the Doth May,
IL 1856, taken out letters of administration
on the estate of T. S. Young, deceased, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims against
said estate, to present them, properly authenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law; and
all those indebted to said estate to make imme-
date payment.
GEORGE II. PEGUES,
administrator Estate Of S. Young, decd.
July y. lS56-l0:6t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

Notice.
'HE undersigned would respectfully request those
/ persons indebted to him for fees of office, to come
forward and make immediate payment, as he is desi-
rous ofclosng up his books large number of Deeds
Mortgages and Transfers in his possession, which
the owners get by calling at the District Clerks
Office, where the subscriber will be found or in his
absence, Mr.. E, c. Browdcr will attend to any of his
business W, W. PEAK.
Dallas, August 10, 1S5G-l3:3t.
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ENi* oPgTr OF rENAS !
c0v.!Y Of CvuR. {

,-, ,'' ,.' S3 S"s'. ~, 's'' ".a''o
Yoafs Hon. NsT ". PH,cH5, Jn1gc lG.h Jadici@
V OrE petitioner, resident Of Cook coait;',
x Texas, would respectfully represent that ho
wa5 maIriod to Lucy Ann NcFlrcy gu the 29tl.
jNy, SIS, and that IN September following, tAo
raid Lucy Ann abandoned his bed and board,
withca. any Just cause, dissenting herself from
The State Of TeGIe; t:as previous 70 sa:d Gal;!-
dCnm.eMt hor cJr.dUct W'aa out:- 5eous IL the c.
irene, md har cruel t.GltGlea. 20 hin, your Pc
ttio2u., such rGAs he suffered great IAort.tca,
ton, injury ard eh&s:!n, il the Promises, and
their wing togot!.cr IL now S.!SurportaoN. No
rr.y, therefore, foc y decree o. aIt0:ce 80. vim
tu0 a.a.r...l ri" !:u,. TIE said Lucy Ann ChroT-
iste., and he. resi- tnee being 10 him Unknown,
that citation iEsuo ny publication IN the Dallas
Herald rs the NV directs, i newspaper lub!ls!:-
cd in tho to~n of Dallas, Dallas county, Texas,
citing the sud Lucy An: 70 appear and answe.'
Ia tho foregoing lttl!ion, OIL tie It'll Monday ~
tor tho 9Th Monday in September. For al OF
which, ~ il duty Loan, ne will evor pray, g..
JOHN CNnCNISlER.
by lis Attorney: L. W. L. OLIVER.
/, Aaron Hill, Clerk District Court, Coo1
county, Texas, dc hereby certify hat the above
is true copy Of thc original, filed in my oficl.
AARON IT'LL,
C2k DIST. C0uri {. g., lt&Gy.
July Dist, 1856.
Lucy Ann Chroni5ter will please take rotioo
Of the above, and attend accordingly.
JAS. q. HILL, MsnjF,
Fly ". l.. fLETcnAR, Deputy
Aug. ., l2j6-ll,lt.
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Lost Certificate.

FsNHE Headlight Certificate No. lS2, Vol ]
Il for 800 acres of land, issued by Thomas W
Ward, Commissioner Of Peters Colony, on tht
= day Of - 1880, to Mansell Wilnoth- Tn
less heard from within the time prescribed by
law. | shall a prly TO the proper authority for .
duplicate. BENJAMIN FhccI-
AUGUST Q. LE5s-l29t
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I'll Fn,slraiar.s Notice.

FyIG uu1rrs'gUad, having been appointed AZ
he N.ay ;.ym Cftlo Honorable, Iar County
Cont II Dallas rouUiv, Administrator n; tho os'
ra;c Of Ru7snl girl,hoei de,'d yhgreiIrN. this Ia
90 .l.e notice tgul ;'r'uns having claims against
sal. estate. 20 n. o.; 81, sane, dUly authen'i'
Gated, within the l,'sc Irgseribelh by law, or they
Mil 3, barred; aul MI Iloso indebted will pleas,
ca!as rrFafl uud make immediate lHyment.
John /. FLETCHER,
him'.' If Rass'N FIsi,her, d'e'S.
Dall.7, Texas, .Aug 2'lL0t-Ivid.
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stya, Wules.

n. STRAYED from the -ub-nslyc
Ltn scriber, livingai Johnson = I1A
Station, nrraIt, county, On the 18th 70 May last,
a PALE sugREL HORSE MULE light inaus
and tail, heavy built, WORKS aud rides we'll, about
ia hands high. l,e oT siS wears ~ last spTins
Also. az the same time, a BROWN or MOI So
COLORED HORSE NIL Ii, ghToe wears old last
sITirg, works and rides t0leTally we'll, e rather
Itngtfy, las some collar marks Oh his neck The
soFrsl mule Was raised At Wagley's roiRt, kasf
man county, and the other by II, X N9l5ng!ne, Of
Kaufman county,
will giye liberal reward iyE tho delivery OF
said mules TO me sl my residence, or lor either ol
lhem. or itF Information ef where ean ind them
". r. JOHNSON,
July 3, lsi6-8.n