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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To NE SSrifQf Dallas Comfy Greeting;
w HEREAS, Thomas Wright, has filed
w his petition in the District Couu OF said
County, alleging that he holds the bond for
title of Perry Dakan for 800 acres Of land IN
said county. known as the OF se'ron No.
10 Township 2.'S. Range l W; That the
said Dalun derives his title from one John
Cox, who resides in the State ol California (;
that the patent was issued TO the said Cox,
that all the conditions Of the said bond had
been complied with on the part Of HIM, the
said Wright; that the SAID Dakan resides in
the State OF California; and he prays for title
10 said land.
These are therefore TO command YOU TO no.
tify said John Cox nnd Perry Dakan, BY publ.
cation MS the law directs, to he aud appear at
the next term Of said court to be held nj the
Court House in the town Of Dallas, on the 10Th
Monday after the IIh Monday in Merch 1856,
then and there to answer said petition.
~p> Witness the undersigned, Clerk
&r CSSA of said Court and the seal thereof
@lL1Nlg tins 4th day of June, 1856.
%aisAI Attest ED. c. BROWDER.
CLERK, d. C. d. C. 7.
PERRY DAKsH and JouN Cox, will take no.
tice and appear accordingly.
A. C. HATGHT. Shift, D. c.
june 7-4:4t. BY w. CARTER, Deputy.
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Pennsylvania 4 Horse Power and Thresher,
WITH TUMBLlNG SHAFT COMPLETE.

WITH SHAFT COMPLETE.
engaged In making 900 Of these hreshers for the
harvest Of 1856 And from experience and las,
together with the additional pecauton II having secured at
early dy thoroughly seasoned lumber and other materials Of
unexccptionabe quality satisfied that will be able to
machines which and will give the most unqual
ihed endorsement
The advantages claimed by for the Pennsylvania Threshtr
other In the following II It's great
strength simplicity. @ Its abb ty to do work each dny
than performed by other known machine driven by
horses II Is portable and easily hauled by two horses
and be loaded unoaded and put In operation In
thirty minutes We have also succeeded In removing what has
cey great speed the part machine being
geared accomplish greater motion with less speed driving
We manufactured sold hundred Of these
chimes during the past and IN instance has one been
returned) under the following
WARRANTED.
We machine he well made and of good
rial every spcc and do Its work To the satisfaction Of the
purchaser refund the moneys nnd 10 esh 3Ooto 400 bushels
Of wheat or vice Ms many oats per day.
PRICES.
Complete ihore Thesh ready ruse cash. Sl35 90
Complete J.horsc Power, alone, cash, - SO 90
Complete l-horse Thrcsher, alone. cash. o0 w
Band Wheel, be added to this Power desed, for dri
wing Cotton Gin Corn Mil. Corn Shelter, Straw Cutter,
Wheat Fan, &c &C., extra, 10 w
by forwar ling cdy orders either Of the above Reong or
Teshng Machines shipped Shreveport cost Of not
SIS $40 each, and Corn Crscrs S. each Either the
eshng Machine Reaper sasly lie hauled by two horses
wagon the former ithout any body, The latter {eape nth
wagon body
Orders should be forwarded carly Liberal discount tn Dealers
MILLER, WINGATE & co.
Manufacturers Of Farming Implements and Ma
T44:tf1 chimes, Louisville, Ky.
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RESIDENCE FOR ,
SALE.

WILL SELL. on favorable terms, 200 acres
L of land, the north half of my tract, two miles
southwest of the town of Dallas. It embraces
my present residence, on a very eligible and ad-
mirable site. The dwelling and outhouses are
new, framed, and principally of cedar and pine
lumber. There is an abundance of firewood, q
quantity of fine young cedar, good spring that
never fails, and about 20 or so acrss of first rate
land There is also good paled garden, and all
necessary lots conveniently arranged, with cedar
fencing and good gates
10 any professional gentleman, trader, or me
chanic, wishing small place. it is not oxcelled
in the country. To a teacher, it has superior ad-
vantages.
Other eligible lands or negro property will be
taken in payment
Ifnot sooner disposed of, it will be sold at
auction, in Dallas, on the first Tuesday of the
next District Court. JOHN M. CROCKETT.
March Is, lS5G-43tf.
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Mosby, SchIuter A. CO.,


JEFFERSON, CASS O..TENAS,
HAVING formed II co'partnership for the pur-
Il pose or transacting a 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 n new selected stock Of Groceries. compriz-
ing all articles for plantation supplies. Their cot
ton sheds have undergone thorough repairs. and
every attention 10 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 iavorably known in this
community, takes charge of the sales department
of our establishment.
Refer to Elicit & Dean. Dallas, Texas.
MOSBY, SCHLUTER & co.
April 10, lS5G-4S:ly
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
TEACHERS:
REV. J. w. p. McKINZIE,.


MARTHA E. RAGSDALE!.
VOCAL AND INSTR MENTAL MUSIC ::
D. DANFORTH, Teacher,
This Institution is located three miles west Of
GAINESVILLE, Red River county, Texas Sessions
commence first Monday in October, and close the
last Thursday in July, embracing term of ten
months. Students taken at any period of the
session. The course Of instruction is qs thorough
in the English, Classical and MatheH.sticnl
branches rs can bc found in any Institution in
the south.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS:
Board, washing, roomrent. and tuition
in English department, If paid ut close
OF session. ......!............. .SllO w
If not paid at close of session. ....... III 0O
In Classical, or Higher Mathematics, if
paid at close of term. .:............ 100 U0
If not paid at close. ............... l43 90
First five months only. ............... S0O
Incidental expenses. ................'s'- FOO
Music, Extra Charges.
Ten per cent allowed on money paid In advance
Students charged from the time they enter the
school till close of the session, and no deduction
made except in eases of protract,d sickness
Those entering the Institute are required to fur
nish lights, stationery, and textbooks.
TEXT=BOOKS ADOPTED AS STANDARDS.
Buffers Practical Grammar; Emmerson's
Arithmetic; Robnson's Algebra McGufey's
Series OlneJ's Geography Wilson's Histories;
Nattison'e Astronomy Diapers Philosophy and
Chemistry Buffers Analogy; rpham's Mental
Philosophy; Campbell's Rhetoric; Whatley's
Logic; Davies Legengris Geometry Davies
Analytical and Calculus Dawes Descriptive
Geometry Davies Shades and Shadows Davie's
Surveying; Civil Engineering Llackley' 1rigo
nometry McClintock's lst and "a books in Latin
and Greek Anthon's Latin and Greek Authors
Sponsors Greek Testament Ollehdorfrs Spanish
Grammar; Ollendorff"s French Grammar
The above are the principal Text Books used.
Others, not mentioned, can be used ut pleasure.
April Stiff
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Lost Certificate.

L HAVE lost the Colony Certificate Of Benjamin
Il Dye, for GAO acres of land No. 49,, issued by
Thomas VIM Ward. Commissioner of Peters
Colony, the date not recollected. If said certi6
cate is not found within the time prescribed by
law. shall apply to the proper officer for du-
plicate. SARAH DYE.
May II, lS56-52:9t
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rnorpseIoNAL oAnpa.
DIR. I'D. N. TI,nmns

III AVlNG permanently located In Dallas, tos
u u peciiully tenders lie professional service
10 the citizens of this place aud the surrounding
country With an experience ol eight years
practice al HE profession he cels confident Of his
ability 10 treat all who may favor him with thoir
patronage skillfully. May he found at Sayrs a
ihomAss Drug Store, or at the Crutehiield House.
when not professionally engaged
Dallas, Texas, March %, lA56--4itf
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Lost Certificate.

T OST-petcrs' Colony Certificate, No. -,
- Vol -, issued to the heirs of Richard Chow
ming. deceased, by Thomas VIM Ward, Commits
soner for said Colony. If not found in the time
prescribed by law, will apply to the proper au-
thority for duplicate. SAM. CHOWNlNG.
May 90, lS56-2:3ts
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mIsoELLANEoUs.
Death 90 iI,e screw Worm.
LOUOEN g. co.'s
GHEtgOhEE IIytUEyT

,,t,, ..,,ssDnEb LtNNMENf.
IlE ukEAT DISCOVERY oF THE AGE.
1--WE undersigned, prOpretors Of Louden 4
u to' Cheroke Liaamsaf and Standard FAM
x Med'nne', having had their attention called 10
'ne great Importance Of y remedy which would
ehec'naily destroy this Screw Worm in stock, and
prevent tho attack OF the Bios ~. have now Inc
satisfaction TO announce TO the citizens of Texas
that they have discovered the great remedy
which 10 warranted TO expel tho Scre,s Worm
instantly on application,
Read NE eridenee beioiV, eoming from disinfsys,.
TED ah sens Of isIas.
The following Ia extracted from letter receiy.
ed by iouden Co., from a highly respectable
merchant Of Texas
Z" Your Cherokee Liaameni was used by a far
mer in Grimes county, us u substitute for CaIo.
ma Trpeniine, Tobacco mice, or Fish oil. and
the result was, II DESTROYED the mageots ip,neG
ately, and the smell of Il proved 50 offensive to
sae p'oD fy .na' they would not make sec md
an injury. WV '''' ""' '''" "Pp"'' "
"Ia that section Calomcl and other remedies are
entirely superseded and much expense saved by
stock. raisers."
WM. Henry ELLiorr. Drusgist. or Uouston.
Texas. writes, November IL, 1854 4" I can and
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ISAAC MAYOR,

Atlornen-A ALL ~,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL paaeties in the counties Of the six.
w teenth Judicial District, and in the Su-
preme and Federal courts OF the State attending
To the collection Of claims. investigat-
ing land titles, aud any professional business
to i'm. Amil 10th, lS56.-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Louisville Agricultural Works


KENTUCKY CORN AND COB MILL.
hs stkIsEn that thIs gsti sssiaay 10 sIuihE grind.
i 'aush RuiIHsu in ,hs IrsTy bTols0 Fsuna-
Ani hs sny thai nis sausd Ifssuse lhnsv ssiFr
Tssah' have NJ lsn gsssTshy inInNd smas plarlsIs
10 ~ Ks-iassy Vs aui On Nh Il shich above Is sn
sei, uFTs'HE, can leh have Iiaosi machine ~
ssss, sa'lsHiAi ard esaP. she H. arrangement ,iE,
machine unlike any cher, l. aitt by q single
.ers vhh easily moved b. hahA aud spPsa dlrev
any sas using hsss MN, s nA clear .ayinF q one quAr
Yer q thsiT Ne cd plan ofisssins,
may lhsu &c 'hhv days, sa 'aiishsi IhR
aud 81 ihsiT money,
TAfy EH sTird csH end Csk as desired, al Hr i,
tariHs rate, per AesT, ,Fln ahs hsTssi
No Ila Shlshsl, per hour, Weight $50 lbs, Price s2S
50, d 10 ha,hsls ia bar, wsgsi 800 M. Pdss so
The aiNge Ircrs include tbs cmIleit Mn rea "a hitch TO-
-aI any faThT sSPnss ami can S Get In operation In i've
,a Ips tao ltrr, q the scores received
from rrn,msn ~ hFh character, sha largely engaged
stock raising and fssiing in krn'ueky
foESsI GsoyE, Franklin county, ny, Nov, !, 1855,
MrssTs, MlLLk NINGltE cn.-GTRIifmSHa-ih have usel
one oi year Rrniuely Corn NH. &c
hi every Thing that farmer nesss In that way, grind on
Ny lne' pr day .i'h "e hoT'e making me article q
crash AMI Nth SpIarny fatigue To the hoT,-, Taking no
consideration the quality Il the crush the simplicity Il it,
.,rueion lFhn oidra strength and ehsaPns,s eond,r
the best article ih- Kind that has nnlI ne..
Nry kespoclfalg, Tllos sfkELR,
LocvsT lllI, Franklin county Ny ,pce. " 1855,
Mssrs, MnlR, WiNGtTf, a. Co -GsnhfH'H '--lihNing
souEh, one 81 your Rsnlueky Con Cob Mil. TRIAL II l.
veil Iha, should ~ hi. time eSprr.s my opinion apa aud
hut that am entirely satisfied and well PLEASED With H.
u viii grind firm six 10 ten buvl. hour and Is easy WORK
for horse and ly years old attends H. The mali hhc
enog and mAkrs excellent FEEL @ horses mules and calile and
especially go fr calves aud sheep friend Il mine Who
his lot well eight bes In the fed In the usual
introduced the hrst crushing MIN Into this country
would noi Tor any reasonable consideration dispense with III.
use ofone. With Respect. Your Friend, &C.,
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Lost Certificate.

T HAVE lost the Peters Colony Certificate,
i. No. 44O. Vol. !, issued to John Langley, by
Thomas Vim. Ward, Commissioner for Peters
Colony, on the 18th November, 1880, for Gao
acres of land. Ifnot found within the time pre-
scribed by law, shall apply to the proper de,
partment for duplicate. W. W. WHEAT.
NAV 81, lS56-2:0t
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y. -. stewart,
DENTAL SURG u o NJ,

TT s permanently located in Dali Gg.se,
IL las, for tho purpose Of praeti- .Ieyfa
cling his profession in all its branches, 11Iu
Artificial teet h inserted from one To an entire
sett. All other operations ON the teeth, such as
cleansing, extracting, plugging or filling carious
or diseased teeth, separating, treating diseased
gums. &c performed in scientific manner, and
warranted 10 give entire satisfaction. Would re-.
specially refer TO T. = Nicholson, Esq, Y A Sayre
4. Z. llawpe, Esq, and John W Smith, as to
Office at tho Crutchield House.
win attend persons at their residences when re-
quested without extra charge,
NAV II. lS56-52.lv
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Combined Reaper and Mower.
MILLER, WINGATE Il cos. KENTUCKY
uApvES1cP

We building r the harvest Il 1850 Ave hundred Com
bncd Reanng aud Moving Machines, q construction
and to which will give the mos, unqualified waranec TO
their performance every ,pcr and that they shall lie Of bet
ter material construction and workmanship, an other sm
lar machine In Price, cash, Sli0
This machine warranted to cut with pair ofhoses from
~ to l5aor of Kind Of small grain per day %
Of aud TODD better than be done with the cradle
scythe,
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Dissolution.

MAT. NJ. BURFORD having been elected
~ Judge of the 18th 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 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, 1S56-44:tf
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WEAVER 4 WEAVER,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
WILL practice their profession IN the courts
w of the 9Th Judicial District, and adjoining
counties in the 9th. Strict attention will he Civ
On to all business entrusted to their care, and all
money collected will be promptly RENTED to the
proper persons. Address
s. s. WEAVER, w. L. q. WEAVER,
Gainesville, Teras, Alton, Terup,
REFER TO
JonN A SUMMERS and JonN JACKSON, Clarksville;
JOHNSON & GRAY, Mt Pleasant: NJ w MATTHEW'S,
Rockwell JAMES RELY, Houston; DILLARD u Co,
Shreveport, La; ALLEN URQunARr, Daingerfield;
HuGHs q BLACK, Austin; GREEN & VANsTcKLE,,
TARRANT HARRY RoGERs, Esq. Cass county
September %, lS55-23:tf.
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OsCEOLA SAW AND GRIST MILL,
ON ELM FORK, DALLAS CO.,

TEXAS.
YNhe undersigned would most respect g
l. fully inform their friends and the <ssgNs
public generally, that they have just completed
and now lave in complete running order, SAW
AND GRISy Mill, for saving, and grinding
corn, and that they will be In readiness 70 grind
wheat, also, in few weeks. Their mil is stu
ated on the Elm Fork of Trinity, about four and
II half miles North West Of Dallas, on the main
road leading to Birdville.
They will grind corn for toll, for one eighth,
and wheat at the same rate as soon US their wheat
mill is ready.
Having been at considerable expense in fitting
up their mills in the best manner, and heing de-
termined to do justice to their patrons, they res
pectfully solicit a share of public favor.
GEORGE W. BAIRD & co.
Dalas Anril I. lH55-52:lY
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ADMINISTRATIVE, Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the April
N Term, 1858, of the Probate Court for
the county of Kaufman, State of Texas, Let
,ers Of Administration on the Estate of G.. B.
Cansey. deceased. were granted 10 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.
ELINOR H. CANSEY,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
l,,z ~ 10sc &C,
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Lost Certificate.

I HAVE lost the Colony Certificate Of James G
l. Vance; issued by the Commissioner of Peters
Colony, number, cass and date not recollected.
If not found within the time prescribed by law,
I shall apply to the proper officer for duplicate
JACOB ROUTII.
Mckinney. Collin CO., May 10, lS56-52:9t.
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Lost Certificate.

r HAVE lost my headlight, Mercer's colony.
IL certificate for 800 acres of land granted by D..
NJ. Crockett, commissioner for Mercer s colony !;
number and date not recollected. If not found
within the time prescribed by law, | shall apply
to the proper authority for II duplicate.
JOHN EDWARDS.
Dallas, MAY 18th lS5G-52:0t.*
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GOLD IL DONALDSON'S.
Nailop Nav 10 IShG-S1.tf
Books and Stationery i'm Houston
CANCERS CAN BE CURED!

YJ'llIs is denied by physicians generally. All
| ask is a fair trial. IL fail to cure ask
no pay. Thousands are suffering from this most
painful disease, and spending their money
GUS remedies offered them. The undersigned
would inform the afflicted generally, that he has
turned his sole attention to this class Of diseases,
and Is in full possession of the course of treat
,nent OF Dr. Z. w. January, of Murphreshoro,
Tenn. whist has not failed to cure three of one
hundred casce IN the last five years. This remedy
gives no ,p,in aud does not affect the sound parts
Of the a. sli in the least. You cannot be injured
i,y trial also tender my services to all those
afflicted With scrofula, white swelling, sore eyes,
sore legs fstula. piles. and oil diseases of that
class;a a. think will be able to treat them IN
nam. at win give full satisiacticn % all
,ioao tlnt nav see pruler to give me call.
can bc fst.iid u ~ X svl1ilges. one mile wrst
ofpalaf W. SUITS.
NJ e.antr. JUDE :. 1855 --3:Gm.
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MCKENZIE INSTITUTE.
MALE DEPARTMENT.

TEACHERS:
REV. J. w. P. MCKENZIE, Principal,
SMITH RAGSDALE,
B. F. FULLER,
J. r. KENNEDY,
J. ". B. HENSLEE.
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SIGN OF THE
BIG MORTAR.
Sayre & Thomas,
and Retail Druggists,
ONE DOOR EAST OF W. cARUTH " BRO.

wholesale and Retail Druggists,
ONE DOOR EAST OF W. cARUTH " BRO,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK -
n. of DRUGS, comprising a COM
plete assortment Of Foreign and Amer
tracts, Shakers herbs and extracts, 49,
surgical and dental instruments, medicine chests,
medical saddle-bags, Druggists shop furniture of
every description, patent medicines, paint, of oil
kinds, dry and ground in oil, window glass, var
nish. wall and shoe brushes, fancy goods, CO.
logne water, fancy soaps of every grade, tooth,
nail, shaving and hair brushes, etc. Black, blue
and red ink. in bottles from quart to one ounce !;
dye woods Of all kinds, acids, indigo, madden,
spices, ETC.
Having paid special attention to the purity Of
all drugs sold by us, and to the manner Of put
ting them up and packing goods, We feel confident
that we will be able to fill any orders with which
we are favored, in satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter shall receive prompt and care
full attention. SAYRE d THOMAS.
January %. lS56-40;tf
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Letters or Administration
HAVING been granted to the undersigned, Mt
Ill the May Term of the County Court of Kaut-
man comfy, A. D. 1856 upon the estate of Thorn
Us Dean deceased, this is therefore to notify all
persons holding claims against the same to pre-
sent them to the Admir- duly authenticated as the
law directs, or they will he barred: also, those
thut are indebted will make immediate payment.
S. r. BARNES, Admir-
Estates Thomas Dean Decd
JUNE 2, A. d. 1856. n3-6t
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.srsi ReceiTed.

A LARGE surply OF Iinsced OIL, Turpentine
n White Led, Bulls Sarsaparilla. &C., &c.
al Of which We will cell low.
SAYRE . THOMAS,
ST pruPg7s,s. Dci'cs. Ts-
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CAYRE'S ANTIBILIOUS AND FAMILY PILLS
- have been found eminently useful in the fol-
lowing diseases bilious remitting and inter1nif
ting fevers, diseases of the liver, jaGrdies. irti
gestion, constipation. bilious choie, fzed pairs
in the head, chest. side, BE-, &C. Prepared sE5
osld only by SAHRE & Ihtin5S.
ar 2s.tf Druggists ard fhsnisss
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
=. ~. EuariJerger,

ATTORNEY AND COuNsELLOM Af.LAW.
Mckinney. Collin County Teras.
IN practice In The courts of tlie 10Th Judicial
District, comprising the counties o Collin, Gray
son. Cu1ke, benton. Wise, Parker, JOhnson. IL
lis. Tarrant aud Dallas. May 10. ls56,5l'ly
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Ii. Warren stone,

Is. warren SIOnC,
ATTORNEY and co UNSELL OR AT la w,
WILL 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 periecting of titles to land.
Dallas, Dec. 30, 1853. (nl:1y)
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IUII.' MIIUf, y, T,
Mccoy and Nicholson.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW +,
Dallas, Texas.
WILL practice in the Supreme and District
w Courts of this State. and in the Federal
Court for the District of Texas. Any business
conided to them shall be attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity.
Dallas, March Sd, lS55--47:ly.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

W llEREAS at regular term, March, 1856,
w of the Probate Court in and for Tarrant
county, the undersigned was appointed admin
istrafor of the estate Of Thomas d. Woodward,
ward, deceased; this is therefore to notify all
persons having claims against the said Wood
ward, TO present the same, properly authenti
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, and
thuse indebted will make immediate payment
to the undersigned
JAMES H. HUGHES, administrator.
Birdvile, Texas, April "a lS56-4;6t
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Gold e. Donaldson .

Gold & Donaldson.
"AVEIN STORE and are constantly receiving
Il Il additions to their stock, of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, CLOTHING
cRocKERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, sADLERY,
DC, &c, &c.
Which they offer on as accommodating terms as
any other house. Call and examine.
Dallas. Dec. %, 1S53.--l:ly
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Wanted.

Wanted.
1000 POUNDS PElTRY AND BEEF
lUOO HIDES. The highest market price
for Peltry in hair and Beef Hides will be paid
at the store-house of the subscribers, dely-
cred before the LIST day of April next.
GOLD DONALDSON.
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A. Y. Fowler,

Al TORNE Y At law,
FORT WORTH, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS.
References'can be had to any business gentle
man in Austin Hon Isaac Parker, Birdville,
Texas; Col NJ Il johnson, Johnson's Station !;
j. W. Latimer. ESQ.,, Dallas.-vol 4-40:ly