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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

TOR HAyRus DIkECr.--FRANCo-A AMERICAN COM
% n9 M to @
Saturday. April - = oeosa, precisely nom pier aorth
finding provionO 50 Bagease mot wanted during the
age must be sent on board The day before aans
Below" No freight win be taken aor Thuxsday the 18th;
nor x any b received on board unless "
iaf ounce WIN be received at the ONCE until The day
Of sailing Webeg TO call TIE attention ofshppers tohe differ
vessels re following sissnshps sOmPosng Ibis hne;n
toms; Barceone, 1000 built Of on the best
with water tight Compartments ana insure at he
~ fa N f Tses or pc1SEs spplS 2 ne agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

NhE sTAGE.-INsTRUCTION-L AND GEN.
temen desrous Of obtaining thorough Wedge
drau alto art with view to adopting NE profession
formed that Mr. W. Fleming having TO New York.
wiz devote the time not occupied by his theatrical engagements
70 giving lessons eocu?n and the general busne OF the
ssge Resdence and aer the LIST Of April, "A Renwick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

TINTED sTAYI6 NAIL STGANSHrP OOMPAKY-FOR
u Havana and New Orleans. on Wednesday, April At2
md svorite Steamship EAPIRE CITY. Captain Hy Wlnde.
v san as above Pa.age can DO secured at te companys
ce Freight New Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot Ship
1ers viii e supplied with blank bills q isdng ofshe firm
signed. ard no bill Of Adng viii be signed afssr the
hour sailing For freight pAssaao apply at the Office Of
- ~ n. O. ROBRRTa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

ITO LET SPLENDID LOCATION FOR A HOTEL OR
lodging house, the three upper lofts of the second
for ard part OF the basement % the Arg. class building
Eeber either for the aboAe business light msnuantny
big purposes Also, Ia the building. small stores
Canal street Apply TO OTTO ERNST S6 Chatham stresa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

1000 HUwu NWIH,Hmu. oI
ttonuuI lA.t b. ImpNnf. Hu. uu'i l..a#u
he can udlnar.l hii.l mor, .lonp.y than ho
cm rent hul br.nu'. NJ iho expense caused lY
lfcqurut yhaug, of U,d,urr \ wiu who
cal M life hnl'ir a home lur himself uud
family Wi'i save some thousand. oil dollars in
lhr guuts' u twenty years besides avoiding
the lncouytuvn.u and Ioul'e oi removals
Aput tom lhi, there D. something agreeable
10 our better uaiuw, In having home that
wc ,hn call ouT own. II b. q lUm Of prop,riy
thai is more Than property, II speaks 10 the
heart, rnlsis ,hc ,eulinsu,s aud Cnuob.cs the
p1s,rssoL The associations that spring up
around u, as the birthplace Of chiIdpn-as
the ~ene al life, huliest omoliuns--as the
sanctuary where the spirits cherish its purest
thoughts, are such US all yaue aud whenever
their influence l. cNyr,ed, the moral scnsbli-
l.ys are improved aud exalted, The greater
ptH Ui our happiness IN this world is found at
hume; hu, how few rgcollect that the happiness
0l 10 DAY is increased by the place where We
were happy on Yesterday, and circumstances
gather M a store of blcs>ednpss for the weary
hours OF The future. Ga this account we
should do all in our power 10 make home At.
tractivc.
Not only should we cultivate such tempars
~ serve 10 render us intercourse amiable and
dhrclionnlc, but We should strive to adorn il
with those CHAINS which good sense aud refine.
mcut Impair, for there are persons who thinl,
that home cannot tc beautiful without a con-
siderable outlay of noucv. Such people arc
IN error, Il costs little 10 have n ucat flower
garden aud In surround your dwelling with
with those simple heau'is which delight the
eye far more than ieype Sive objects. II you
let the sunshine aud the dew aGom your ward
they will do more for you than any artist
Nature delights in beauty. Shell owes to bright.
en- the landscape aud make it agreeable to the
eye. She hangs the ivy round the ruin, and
over the stump of withered tree twimcs the
graceful vine \ thousand arts she practices
10 animate the senses aud please the mind
Follow her example, and do for pourself what
she is always uboriug to do for you. Beauty
is 4 divine insirumenmlty. II is one OF Gods
chosen forms of power. We never sec crea-
tive energy without something beyond mere
existence, aud hence the whole universe is
teacher AID n>pirer Of beauty Every man
was born TO be an artist, so far MS the apprecia.
ton and enjoyment Of beauty are concerned
and he rob> himself of one OF the precious
gifts OF his being, il he fails to fulfil the bene-
iicent purpose of his creation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
The Collins Lin, Of Steamsnlns.

Ar the roIl,,;on ,ive,, in Now Xorr, on
Nondoy ot,or the rew s,o,msbin AJriotic had
been I,n,,heI Wr CnII;nS m,adee , snoocb omJ
rsfsrr;n,, n tIo ch,rTe ,hn, Fn~l;sb coni,,Ists
had invested portion Of their money IN these
s,o,msbios bs IoiJ. " ''s'' ''''' - ''''s
n re,a p n that ,hot wi,, sinoIy saw that ~,
dorlar r. ,hn c,n;toi Invested IN hon i avn,
cd h" ENaI;.h ,orrrh,nts AR lanes Rroyn
;s = ,,,rr,I;,sI ,;,;,an ,nd has bnon ror ,noro
tban Gl,y veors md tbrr" is mot Rrown Mn IN.
,nrss,nd in ,Lom yho is mt r;,;yon IF ,I,;s
c,nr,rr Ar u,m;Ito, S,otcbmon y "'
,,;Il;,! - ,ln;,,, ,hor, a.. ,o,o;n|, - bic
,r,. md ,h,, ,oo Nv e~an.y hon ,6o ,I,nti, WON,
on ;' and J;dn, Come b,rk for some time M
M,,nrb,or AMI annI,u,o I In rer,rd 70 n,,r;ot.
!. mo,;ycs Won minht link tba, y merchant
h,J ~ n,L., ;,,,rts, ,h,n ,ha, ~ ,nore ns'
rnn;,rv ,,haroc,er. hnt ryo,n - yo,y .arlv no.
Rod of nv life have taken the Jeenast inter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
Pennsylvania a Horse Power and Threshsr

WITH TUMDLlNG SHAFT COMPLETE.
engaged making 500 Of these threshers for the
Of 1856 And from experience and last sea-
together with the additional prccauton Of having secured at
unexceptionabe quality satisfied that will be able to
machines which and will give the most unqual
fled endorsement.
advantages claimed by for the Pennsylvania Thrhtr
over any other general use the following -l Its great
strength simplicity. g Its ability do work each day
than he performed by any other known machine driven by
horses portable and Is easily hauled by two horses
wagon loaded unloaded and In operation in
thirty minutes t. We have also succeeded In removing what has
heretofore been objectionable other machines to-rit the
cess for speed the part Of the horsesour machine being
gclred accomplish motion with less speed driving
I'VE manufactured and sold tuo hundred Of these
chimes during the (and In instance has been
returned under the following
WARRANTED.
We warrant every machine be we'll made and Of good
RIAL every respect and do its work the satisfaction Of the
purchaser refund the and tcsh 800 400 bushels
Of wheat, or twice as many oats per day.
PRICES
Complete 4horse Power and Thresh ready cash. s3 90
Complete ihorsc Power alone. cash, so 90
Complete 4-horse Thrcslcr, alone, cash, 60 90
Band Wheel, be added to this Power fdesred, for dr
wing Cotton Gin Corn MILL Corn Shelter, Straw Cutter
Wheat Fan, &c &C.. extra, Is 90
BY ling early orders, either Of the above Reapng
Thesng Machines he shipped Shreveport cost Of
SIS $50 EACH and Corn Crses 50 each Either tho
Thesng Machine Reaper sasy be hauled horses
wagon, the former ufho any body, The latter caper Uh
wagon body.
Orders should be forwarded carly Liberal discount to Dealers
MILLER, WINGATE & co,
Manufacturers Of Farming Implements and Ma
[44:tf1 chimes, Louisville, Ky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
Dissolution.

MAT. M. BURFORD having been elected
~ Judge of the 10th Judicial District, the
co-partnership heretofore existing between him
and John j. Good, in the practice of the law.
under the name and style of Burford Il 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
demands against it.
Dallas. Texas, February 10, lS56-44:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
TO TRAYELLERS.

THROUGH LINE FROM DALLAS TO
SHREVEP ORT.
TENRAvELLERS GOING EAST, .sIsaws
Il are informed that new line 4.ss2sa- S:Ess
of FOUR HORSE STAGES has been established
from Gainesville through to Shreveport via
Washington, Ark, whereby passengers will be
conveyed without delay, and through tickets Civ
en- from Gainesville to Shreveport at SIS, with
n preference of seats. The trip 10 made in four
days, and none but sober and experienced drivers
are employed on the line.
Passengers taking the stage at Dallas for Bon
ham, will be landed at Shreveport in eight days
through fare, 500
Dallas, Texas, Feb. l6, lS56-v4n43:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
: FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
TEACHERS:
REV. j. w. p. McKINZIE
SMITH RAGSDALE.

MARTHA E. RAGSDALE.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC;
D. DANFORTH, Teachcr.
Clarksvile. Red River county. Texa. Sessions
commence first Monday in October, and close the
last THURSDAY in july, embracing TORN of ten
months Students taken at any period of the
session. The course Of instruction ises thorough
in the English. Classical. and Mathcmatics
hronchos "a can he fund in anv in.tTtution in
the south,
lHn"'' '.'' o'-'''o' W - =: A'"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
books and Stationery i'm Houston

Books and STATIONERY i'm Houston
PREPARED FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
TINE subscribers have just received, direct
IL from the Northern cities, full supply of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
which they offer at very low prices, as they pur-
chase at head quarters, of publishers and manu-
facturers, and are determined to sell for small
profits. They invite Country Dealers to examine
their stock and terms They have made arrange
ments to procure at the shortest notice such ar
ticss as they may not have on hand. Orders
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES BURKE & co.
Houston, March 90, lS56-45:2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
MOsby, ScllIuter 4 Co,
lNAAiNIISSI0Ar MIND OIL A-uS

NHOsby, SChIUter 4 Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JEFFERSON, CASS CO.. TEXAS,
HAVING formed co. partnership for the pur-
l. Il pose or transacting general Commission
and Forwarding business, beg leave to tender to
their friends their services, and devoted attention
to their interests. They contemplate keeping on
hand new selected stock of Groceries, compriz-
ing all articles for plantation supplies. Their cot
ton sheds have undergone thorough repairs. and
every attention is paid to the storage of cotton.
Liberal advances, either in cash or produce,
made upon cotton consigned to our friends in New
Orleans.
We take pleasure in stating to our friends that
A. KonN, Esq, long and favorably known in this
community, takes charge of the sales department
of our establishment.
Refer to Elicit 4 Dean, Dallas, Texas.
MOSBY, SCHLUTER e. co.
Anril 10 1S56-1S.1v
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
Ii. Warren stone.

.1,ropNnv w Tn1TVSE Sui, I.w
"lLL practice in the counties of Kaufman,
w Collin, Denton, Ellis, and Dallas, also in
the Supreme Court at Tyler, and in the Probate
Courts of Dallas and adjoining counties.
Special attention will be given to collections
and the perfecting of titles to land.
Dallas, Dec. 30, 1853 (nl:ly)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

DEATH Bella story is told Of the cast.
ing of the bell for the church Of ST. Madgalen,
Bres,au When the metal was ready to pour
into the mould, the chief founder went 10 din
ner, and forbade his apprentice under penalty
of death, no, to touch the vent by which the
metal was conveyed. The youth, curious to
see the operation disobeyed orders, and the
whole of the metal went into the mould, and
the euraged master, returning FROM his meal,
slew him on the spot. On breaking open the
mould he found be had been too hasty, for the
bell was cast as perfectly as possible. When
it was hung in its place the mastsr had been
sentenced TO death by the sword, for the muir
der OF his apprentice, and he entreated the au-
,horiiies that he might be allowed to hear it
rung once before he died. Hi, petition was
granted, aud the bell has since been rung at
every exeruii5S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
NOTICE.

A Ii. persons indebted to the firm of GOLD &
IN DONALDSON by note or book account for
the year 1855, and previously, are requested to
make payment before the first day OF March,
proxmo otherwise payment will DO enforced by
law, this being deemed n sufficient notice.
GOLD & DONALDSON.
Dallas, February 9th, lS56-42:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
MIsonLLArEoUs
Trinity WILLS.

3 cT~rA NORTH BEND, pS--a.--.,
ItgSly 80 battAs torytT,
s'4y<*sstks TEXAS. sf>a>-sn.
TINE undersigned have erected and have now
In fall operation, o STEAM SAW AMI
MERCHANT dIlsr Mill, adapted toths wants
Of the country, Our machinery Ia got up on
the principle Of the Northern Touring mills
with large French burr rocks and the undcrsign'
ell having considerable experience In milling,
and being among the first 10 tramp the stubblea
down In the Upper Trinity country, hope TO re-
ce,e liberal patronage from their old patrons
and the public in general,
~ We hive at all time, on hand q supply Of
flour, which can DO had In quantities to suit pur'
chasers. Corn ground for one-ffth,
w, II 4 +. WITT.
Nov. 90, lS5i-36:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

Monster guns are now being manufactured
in England, which, with their carriages, will
weigh fifty tons each, aud will carry a shot
half ton in weight distance Of four miles.
1t will take two aud a quarter barrels of gun
pow,ler at a charge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

Dot BILE BplpAL.-A grand affair in the Hy-
mcneal line came OF at Christ Church, in this
city, last Wednesday evening. Two hand.
some leulenants in the Army espoused two
beautiful and accomplished young ladies of St.
Louis, at tac same time The attendance was
very large, the ceremonies novel and usually
imposing, and the magnifcence OF the bridal
robes excited the admiration of all behoders.
The lucky lentenants were attended by a
number Of their brother officers, and the array
Of bridesmaids presented fairy spectacle
The music was by chosen musicians, and was
extremely captivating. We understand that
the happy young officers will proceed 10 Fort
Laramie, to spend the honeymoon among the
prairie howers.-St. Louis Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

Let YOUR expenses he such as TO leave bal
ance in your pocket. Ready money is friend
in need.
The day before that of your wedding will
probably Be the l1ngrsi dry iByJ1r life
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
THE STATE OF Ten As.

To the Sheriff of Ellis County, Grccting;
| Whereas Wesley Young administrator Of the
Estate of Henry Young deceased on the 4th day
of April A. D. 1871 fled his petition in the Of
fee OF the District Clerk of Ellis County, against
the unknown heirs Of Albert Frederick deceased
allcdging that in lifetime of plaintiffs intestate
purchased of Elisha S Wymcn, the Bounty
claim of Albert Frederick for 1880 acres of land
No. 9450. Plaintiff further alledses that said
Wymon purchased the same of Constantine w.
Buckley by deed bearing date FEBRUARY 18th 1913,
and that said Buckley purchased the same of
Antonio Schanton, Administrator of 'ad Albert
Frederick deceased at public auction on the first
Tuesday in May l84l. Plaintiff further alledges
that Schanton administrator aforesaid execut-
ed deed for the same to said Buckley on the
18th day of may lS4l by order of the Probate
Court which deed is now lost. Plaintiff further
ulledgcs that the consideration for said certif-
cate has been fully paid to said estate of Fred
erick and that the estate of Henry Young deceased
is personally entitled to said Ger tifcate and the
land located by virtue thereof nine hundred acres
Of which are located and patented in Hill Coun-
ty, in the name of the heirs orsaid Albert Fred
erick. the remaining three hundred and eighty
acres are located and Patented in Ellis County
| to the said heirs. Petitioner prays that the I'M
known heirs of Albert Frederick, deceased be
cited to appear at the next term OF this court,
and all right. title and interest of said heirs in
and to said certificate and Land, be Invested from
them and be vested In Viz IN. heirs Of Henry founs
deceased, these are therefore to c, mmand you to
cite the said unknown heirs of All ert Frederick,
deceased by publishing this citation in the DIAL
las Herald a newspaper published in Dallas
County for eight successive weeks, prior to the
return day thereof, to be and personally appear
at the next term of the District Court of Ellis
County to be holden at the Court House in the
town Of Waxnhachie on the twelfth monday after
the fourth monday in March A. d, 1856, then
and there to answer Plaintiffs Petition of which
the foregoing is brief statement, herein fail not
but make due return Of this writ as tho law re-
quires,
<-zws,sS Attest-C. IL Barker Clerk OF our
GrA CalA said District Court and the seal of
al H1SG Court affixed at Waxahachie this
WV sssSssy Sth day of April A. D, 1856.
c. Ii. BARKER, Clerk ID. c, E. c.
By BFNJ F. HAWKINS, Deputy.
The STATE OF TEXAS, CouSIY OF ELLIS.
ii. E. Prince Sheriff do hereby certify that
this is true copy of the original citation
Please take notice and appear, to the unknown
heirs of Albert Frederick-this the llth day of
April 1856. j; E: PRINCE. Sh fl Il. {.
April l9-4S:St. print. fee S27.)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10

Crockett L. Guess.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW-Dailas, Tssus,
HANING formed an association, will dill
IL gently and yigorouly practice their pro.
fession in Dallas, and the adjacent counties, and
in the Supreme Court Of the State, and Dis
trict Court of the L. 5,
~ They will promptly attend to the collect
ing of debts, and investigating land titles.
REFERENCES.
John llemphill, Chief Justice S. g., Texas,
rhos, j, Jennings. Attorney General, Texas,
Thos. j, Rusk, U, S Senator, Texas, NJ. ID.
X, Taylor, State Senator. Jefferson, Texas, o c.
liartly, Galveston, Texas, Doct.D. Jane, Phila-
delphia, Penn, DeRosset & Brown, Now York,
Reid. Sprague & Co., New York,
Office opposite the Herald Office.
lima 90. lShh -nnlltr
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!. L. ALLEN. II. NJ. BAGBY. IT. B. AVERY. w. FULTON
ALLEN, BAGBY Il Co.,

COTTON FACTORS & GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
We would respectfully say to our correspon-
dents, that we do exclusively COMMISSION BUsT-
NESS, nevar entering into speculation by purchase
of their products.
Orders for plantation supplies promptly res
ponded to when accompanied with cash or pro-
duce.
Merchandise and Cotton received and forwar-
ded with despatch.
DANIEL PARIS highly celebrated CorToS GIS:
and the PRATTvILLE OsNABuRGs are kept on hand
70, sale.
We will also receive and forward at the termi-
ms of the Railroad.
Feb Is, 1856-v4n42ly
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James II. Sutphin,
Gold & Donaldson .

Gold & DOnaIdSOM.
"AVE IN STORE and are constantly receiving
i n. additions to their stock, of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CLOTHING
cRocKERy, BOOTS AND SHOES, sApLERY,
&C., &C., &c.
Which they offer on as accommodating terms as
any other house. Call and examine.
Dallas, Dec. %, lS53-l:ly
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ISAAC NAYLOR,

Ailornep- -Eaw.
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TENAS,
WILL paactice in the counties of the six
w tenth judicial District, and in the Su
preme and Federal courts Of the State attending
faithfully TO the collection Of claims. inyestgst'
ing land titles, and any professional business
entrusted TO him, April 10th, lS56,-ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
PRorEaeIoNAL oARpA.
DIR. ID. ~. Thnunns

II AyiN0 permanently locaisd In DALLAS, ~,
~ psotiully tenders III professional service
10 the citizens u this place aud the suuoundin
county. With m experience " eight year
practice u HE profession he feels confident Of NJ
ability 10 treat all who may favor him with thsi
patronage skillhlly. May 10 found NJ Sayrs a
fhomass Drug store, or at the CTutchheld House
when not professionally engaged.
Dallas, Texas, March 90, ls56-4ltf
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Combined Reaper and Mower,
MILLER, WINGArE & cos. KENTUCKY
LII ADI.I,SnIn

are building for the harvest Of 1856 Ave hundred Com
bncd Rcapng and Moving Machines, II constructions
and which will give the most unqualified waranee rs to
their performance every pcct and that they shal he Of bet
MATERIAL construction and Workmanship than any other sn
lar machine In Price, cash, $40
This machine l. warranted TO with pair ofhoacs, from
u any Kind Of small grain per day %
grass and TODD brr,h be done with the cradle
srythr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
rho. J. JENNINGS. GEO. =. moo
Jennings and Moore,

ATToRNIEs AT LAW AND GENERAL AGENTS,
Austin, Teras,
Will attend the Supreme and Federal Courts, at
Austin Galveston and Tyler, and the District
Court of Travis County, and may be especially
retained to attend such other District Courts as
may be compatible with their prior engagements
They may be found at the Attorney Generals Of
fee, old Treasury buildings. SILLY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
Fifty Dollars Reward

FIIty UOIITFs EtcWdTU.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. q
ID. living on Richland creek, in Ma HSN
varro county, about Is miles west Of ~
Corsicana, on the night of the 9Th of ID
April, inst, negro man, SAWNEf, ~
AGED about 81 years. feet 10 or llszRssHss
inches high-dark complected-beard long, but
rather thin-rather down look when spoken
to. Had on, when he left. black wool-hat, black
coat. blue. soldier pants, and boots without
raised heels. Supposed to have rode of a grey
mare with one hip lower than the other. Sup
pose he will try to make bis way through Ellis
and Dallas counties 70 Collin county. viii
nav the above reward for the apprehension and
delivery of said negro, or his security in any
all, so tba. get him; andt TEN dollars for the
return Of said mare, If taken. @. W HILL.
Strins Hill. Texas, APR 10. 1SjG-l9-4s:4t-
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Charles G.. Gaines.

EXPORTER CT FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
l. HA!,U Ware, 90 Magazine and 40 Gravier
Streets. Now Orleans, la. Nv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-10
A. v. Fowler,
A. nj. KEEN. SURVEYOR.

~. ~ HAH.1is, "sCsOAs
WILL locate and survey lands in the Upper
w Trinity and Brazos country, north of the
Pacific Railroad reserve, on reasonable terms
Address, Fort Worth, Tarrant county, Texas.
REFERS To-John E. Cravens, Palestine; Bar
net, Swing & HARDWOOD, Dallas