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The true Democrat., 1856-08-19
Drs. GIBSON & HOOPER,

". ", EDWARDS, Attorney at Law, Lewis burg Conway county, Ark will practice in the Pone Saline Van Burcn, W White and Yell, and in the supreme and Federal Courts at Little Rock
 Prompt attention given to the collection of cialms' to any and all business pertaining to Land or Taxes. % < lN
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19

NOT CE. 'I>liE subscribers have received direct from New
 \ Orleans, supply of Groceries, consisting in part l of Prime Sugar, Rio Coffee, Tea etc. June 8. lS56 TATE ,& MOORE
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19
BACON! BACON!

une IT, l056. 6m JaiiOr of Drew county, AT
 Cost of adv. $26 or $l per week.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19
LnNE MICH IT WILL no

Any of these mills, with eight horse power drive
 capable of cutting six thousand feet of ordinary boards every hours may much more than this, by extaneous effort.
The true Democrat., 1856-08-19
LITTLE ROCK DIRECTORY.

NEWBERN IN HUGHES, Main street. dealers in Dry Goods and Groceries etc. Jan 22 '65
The daily union., 1856-12-12

Kentucky mr. MARSHALL whether II be had been here Ia
would have voted for the Kansas-Nebraska bill
Mr. MARSHALL replied that with the sOuthea0 on.
sTucton be would have voted for II but that win The
northern construction be would have voted against II
Mr. ORR did consider the answer satisfactory lie
did not believe in squRtter sovereignty nor ala be believe
that that doctrine is contained in ths Nebraska bill lie
saw no authority in the constitution 10 pass the Wlmo
proyiso and could how Congress- not having that
power create the authority and invest he creature with
greater power than il possesses itself Other gentlemen
however think that the territorial legislature Is invested
with authority to prohibit or introduce slavery into Ter
ritory The gentleman from Tennessee Mr. SNITH struck
the true point and took the wind out OF the sails OF the
gentleman from Kentucky, and LETT him hlgh and dry
the land Although he (Ar o. denied that squater sov.
eegny exists by virtue OF the Nebraska BILL II prac-
teally Of little consequence whether II does or not II
people do not want slavery they decline to pass laws
for its protection and that would be Just as eectua
pass laws TO exclude it.
The losers were privileged to be grumbers and he CON
graduated the country that Kentucky had placed heen
position by giving her electoral vote TO the
didates OF the democracy Let the gentleman from that
Commonwealth take this home with hm there is differ.
ence of opinion among democrats TO squater sOver.
eighty and let him make the most oft ?.
Mr. LETCHER OF Virginia, addressed the House at con-
siderable length in reply the charge that the democratic
party were responsible for the agitation of the question Of
slavery This the sixth session he had been
Der of the House. and 1t but just to history cay
that at the opening of each of those sessions the senior
member from Ohio [Ar. GIDpNGsl had been of the
very FIRST if not the first to introduce this subject into the
debates of the House.
Mr. L. then proceeded to read from the speeches Of Mr.
GDDSGs and other members Of the blackepublcan par
ty show their extreme sentiments on the question Of
slavery and justify the assertion OF the President that
their tendency interfere with the institutions OF the
slave States.
Mr. NICHOLS of Ohio then obtained the floor.
Mr.. OTER0, of New Mexico introduced bill 10 asCer.
tain and settle the private land claims in that Territory
and bill TO authorize the Secretary OF War to pay the
volunteers called out in the service of the United States in
the Territory of New Mexico by order of Brgader Gen.
era Garland in the year 1856 which severaly read
twice and appropriately referred.
And then, at halfpast o'clock the House adjourned
PETITION.
BY Mr.. DOWDELL The petition of Ferre McGowan
soldier in the Mexican praying for pension referred
to the Committee Invalid Pensions.
The daily union., 1856-12-12
Hon. r. NCCLELbAEp,
SecretAry OF the Interior.


PURsUT KSowLEDoE DuFrCULrY.-Ths Spring
Geld Republican says
The following Is most remarkable and praiseworhy
instance OF what perseverance and industry rightly direct
ed able 10 effect Among the graduating class at the
last commencement at Williams College by the
name Of Condit from Jersey The gentleman is a shoe
maker married and has family Of four children Six
years ago becoming sensible Of the blessings Of educa-
on be commenced learning the simple branches such
taught in primary schools One by one as be sat
his shosmRkers bench be mastered grammar nrihme-
tic geography &c, with some occasional assistance from
his feow-workmen At this time he determined to obtain
collegiate education. Without MEANS and with large
family depending him for support he commenced and
learned Latin and Greek in the evenings after bs days
labor over under the direction Of friend and after
the lapse Of year and half prepared himself and entered
the sophomore class Of Williams College.
lie brought his bench and tools his books with him.
The students supplied him with work the faculty assisted
him and with the fund for INDECENT students and some
occasional assistance from other sources he was enabled
20 through the college course and the same time sup
port his family. He graduated on hs birthday aged
thrtytwo He stood high in bis class and received part
commencement but declined At the fnrewe meeting
Of the class 10 consideration OF his perseverance, talents
and Christian character they presented him with an ele
CANT set Of silver spoons tea and table each handsomely
engraved with appropriate inscription.
Ar. COndit will enter the theological seminary at
New York. and will doubt make faithful and popular
minister
What young in this country will ever after such
an example as this despair Of obtaining an education
The daily union., 1856-12-12

WONDERFUL GROWTH or TowA-Gov. Grimes OF lows
n his annual message makes the States indebtedness
Sl2s0oo available revenue $246OOo received during
the year. S26oOOO paid out $4,000 The population Of
the State IN 1896 amounted to only 1851 up TO June
1854 1t increased to 326,Ol4 and in June last numbered
5o3625 souls At the present moment probably reaches
100000 The sssessabe property in the State in 1851
valued at S2s46455O in 1855 at slo6 s95 800 and in
1856 at $l64ls44l3 This ia truly wonderful growth,
and shows to what greatness and wealth this young State
Is rapidly attaining
The daily union., 1856-12-12

white In Kansas and everywhere else but the sympa
thies Of the republicans were for the eolored
Mr.. HALE continued 70 speak until after four o'clock
when
Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee obtained the aoor and the
Senate adjourned until Monday next
The daily union., 1856-12-12
PETITION.

BY Mr.. DOWDELL: The petition of Ferrel McGowan
soldier in the Mexican war, praying for pension referr
to the Committee on Invalid Pensions.
The daily union., 1856-12-12
IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
Thirty- y-Fourth Congress-ThIrd session.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1856.
SENATE.

Hon JAMES BELL from the State of New Hampshire, aq-
peared ia his seat this morning.
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IReAI. ADVERTISEMENT.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


70 ne A.viFof Dallas CaHWH Greeting.
NJ llLREAS, Thomas Wright, has Hlrd
" h.s petition In the Dsricl Cuuu Of said
County. nierme ihal he hold. the hand for
rl..a d ps.y D,s'n tr 3al acres II land m
,ni4 rrun'r hnoNn as the Of serrion No,
l3 Township ., :. Range ] W; That the
aid ntlau derive, his iiilc from one john
Cos, a,u resides in the Stale If California :
iha ,Ia patent wa. Issued TO the said Cox,
t'1g NJ the condition, nj Ihc said bond had
been complied with "n the part Of HIM, the
said Wright, thar The saJd DlhHn reside, ia
rho STATE oi California aud he pays for tile
0n said land
rhn.c ARE therefore 10 command y0u 10 no.
ufy sid john Cox aud PcrTy pakun, by publ.
cation rs the law d.rJcts, 10 he aud appear al
lao ucSr term OF said calu To b. held Mt the
CruU llou5" IN the town Of Dallas on the 10th
Monday after the llh Monday in Mrrch 1856
IhCr and there 10 answer said rcIinon.
,~--.-r>. Witness the undersigned, Clerk
EE. ,StA Of said Court and the seal thereof
JLil,SSlJ thls lih DAY Of June, 1856.
~,I.=,s/ AuCsr ED. c. BROWDER.
CLEEE, y. c, y. {. =.
rE7nY D'E,a and louy Cox, will take no.
,i'a and appear accordingly.
u c. HSTGHT, ShfT, d. c.
juno 7-l:l' BY ". CARTER, Dcpuv.
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CINE RaagFCE CASH STORE.

FaSHE subscribers, hciioving 1t to be for the in
q tarest Of their customers as we'll as them
selves have adopted the CASH SYSTEM, to
take eject on and after the first day of July
rroximo.
BY this course they will be enabled to sell full
~ % per cent cheaper than they could do or have
done under the CREDIT system, thereby ena-
bling the purchaser that uses his cash in place Of
lis c1cdH 10 go that much farther in his pur-
cliases OR make a saving Of one fourth OF his ex-
renditure for goods during the year. The guar
autee for had debts, and expenses attending col.
loctions viii thus be ohviated.
In adopting this course, we have determined
IN cell cur Goods ut ONE PRICE. and NOT to
DEYIATE in any instance. Persons ordering
Goods can rely upon getting them at the same mi
ces as though personally present.
n B.-fliose persons having accounts for Is
Sc. will ohige hy closing the same by note agree
ably 70 tie terms OF purchase.
GOLD d DONALDSON.
Dallas. june 0. lS55-4:lm.
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g.OSi Certificate.

Z HAVE lost tho Colony Certificate of James g
0 Vance; issued by tie Commissioner of Peters
Colony, number, class und date not rccollcCtcd
! no, found within the time prescribed hy law,
] s'aii aNply 20 the proper onccr for duplicate.
JACOB EUurlI.
Mrkinn... Collin co. MAY u. lSiG--i29t.
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MosI,y, SchIuter a 40,

AhAMleHlNN AlshNAANAes
JEFFERSON, C.NsS Co, IENAS,
HANING formed a 80 partnership ioF tie PuT'
Uose ~ iFausAeliRg a general Commission
anl Forwarding business, ~ leave 10 tender "a
their friends their seTyiyes, and devoted attention
a. their interests, They contemplate keeping on
hand new selected stock Of GruceFies, e0mIriI'
ing all articles ioF plantation supplies, Their cot
tnn sheds have undergone thorough repairs. and
every attention Is lail a. tho 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 In oar friends that
\, koHN, ESD, long and faVUrahly known IN this
community, takes charge Of the sales department
II our establishment
Refer TO Ellelt & Dean, Dallas. Texas,
MOSBY, SCnLtIER 4 60,
Arril ~. lS5G-4R,lv
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msCELLAHEoUs.
Louisville Agricultural Works

fHHfHf - ~ hHhAfHN A#NAf Ahh MILL
l1f a.. s5rafs q H .sia i.fs arr % = siss..i tt a.
lel raiE1li d. g. n sifa TEgisIy nIsafu = fruHi -
Aai ID. a Iau ite. ls "a lEainnl tifsf af-rs
Ie-uli, late A.. I.n b. b. .lfr IA inrr.in "a rr .
ana sTurrs IN. i.a hgir osapfs ssrsufli-a - gf
Ia ~ u as.g 'Fa .1i 40. Nh q slah a. shHr 30 an
sauts uFE.Fu-, pe dsia d hsgs lFsaepi lf q "
fnsul, susisuizi sIA slfsp sll b. sIIarg rt q f-
~ ihsl uf ia 0TissIs lali sen sauti al IIair ui-
seEs sha sass .aa'e D, haHd, s'l il sIi,3 jfE
IN he osuiTe = Iir ui-
Aay a. u.ias ,,s Nls sll all sissr swing = s suns,
saI q hsF s.'H 0'rT Z. 80 lla1 a .ailirs-
We Halzgl eaE uils a. F,r ,nfr -aii-f -ri-, rnlH-T
nav use ih'a iA'h 'ys ga ca s,.s sea- a'rI tha
sni 50 -ltsiT laal
'''' $40 .ss '., g, IN - % -'s',' % '''i'
~ ilaa iu no, ~ har M3-hi $50 l's, rits i-a
80, dtsh ir.iir,s I@Thur Ntslr 400 ih-, rirs ao.
iae above Ilia- is1it CO., alls Mil l,siA O. hrH o.
ain az suH nri ap-n'r sal can DC "a Ga gai H I'r
Ne 'u. lAI lVa lsllrs ni q ops fe1I.s rs lst rrrf
r7NFs 4 T ga',lIs, ana hy ui BE- r-'ssiFrl rH.HE
frEH snlilr5n q lish Cd rr'r ~n gIr lTElg sn-s 60
si.SA l'slg srd tol.us .n kfuuc.y,
F0E,,I Gru,t- Iarkfl r rny, rs, nov !. lsaS,
e soar kHursy com ant tHh Alls O. Isp uHi, aui
uHi v,g l'HnE ht ifUpfT url' l l.sl nlN, .rui
cri,h uA uh appsrilly nn f'lsu- o. rlr hs IaLns tH
consideration lhrp quality ,ilhe uuh llg sinIcy 81 o. c1,
'luron igln.s, ".l,R, sfrgIh anal gEIH1ss oaU'.TN
ht lsi auitlr Of Linl that bss e,,r g unrT uy us
N'p Respectfully, Tllos SfiLLE
let'' Hat frUtlin snD'y Hy ,ies, y lsS5
y sFf'- MuiFa NINlATt, = tn-GfHhFWFE a--iarirs
hmsl 'ny r y1ur krr'nesy torn uui cob Nl Uh % g.
Fr ils fhnni ~ - time rsiIrs iry opinion Bl1y Aui
eau hl say that am Ull D. ai'1gl ant v s a Win g,
i VII rii ifH oily 90 Ten lu'hls T hour aai ra'y aurh
~ Dne bore mi hylrn Nra ~ E'ifrl- o. n1m Hs fEg
tU,uHh ani makes excellent fol ~ Ta lsa'r ln e1 Hmi
has on au'e Tay 'hat .INiar,s 81 err Tlrl ~ H. td
Nj To o'mnlr vii a, 'ighi h5 n the Ger ~ 'e usu1i
about ly,'r so sui have hsu u,ing ever rn and
Use of6ne. wish Re Tlsi, Your Friend Sc,
n
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E.nSi alcrtilfcaie.

2 HAVE Loaf the Colony Certificate of Benjamin
b Dye, for GO acres of land. No. -, issued by
I'homus VIM Ward. CommisSi'nes1or Peters
Colony the date not rccolec.cd. II said ccrtf
cate is not found within the time prescribed by
ihw.'l shalt Apply to the proper officer for du-
flicale. SARAH DYE.
iiay L., lSjb-h20t
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y. =. stewart,

DEN TAI So 10 Il u NJ
HAS TIaarsuiiY heated Ia hai- 81.
cling lis ,ro'r.i,n iu 30 Co. illuthss, 'iiif-v
Ariifitisl te.I d asserted. ig,m uns 90 aR tutiFs
III. All other 0IeTaiisus "a the teeth, such a.
cleansing, rAu-elipg, plugging OF ti.i0s eaTiops
uT diseased teeth, srIaTsling, iTesliHs diseased
gums, Se leTi0Tmsd ia stifnlife manner, and
warranted 4 give entire satisfaction, Nuuli Te'
specially Trl,r i1 I. + Nirh.ls,n, Esl,, 4 SayTe
T. e. ilawIt, Esq,, anl John " saith, as 10
qualification, Oi &c al Ile CTutrlfcli ilUuss,
win attend persons Al their residences Whsn To-
6uest5i WlIhalt extra charge,
Nav r.. lsSi-ia IL
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CANCER 1AN DE CURED

rE'lllS IL denied Iy hysicans generally. All
Insl is i fair trial. If fail to cure | ask
40 pay. Thousands are suffering from this most
painful disease. and are Spending their money
and Wasting their strength in testing the numer-
GUS remedies offered them. The undersigned
would ioform 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
ment OF DR.. Z. W january, Of Murphreshoro,
Tenn, which has not failed TO cure three o! one
hundred cases IN the last five years. This remedy
cives no ;gin. and does not affect the sound parts
Gr the H. 81 in tie least. You cannot be injured
NV .iia' also tender my servlces to all those
aifieteq with scrolui, white swelling, sore eyes,
sore l,.- Gstula. liles. and all diseases Of that
class , think viii be able to treat them in
mann, at viii give full satisfaction to all
Lose mag zee rroIer TO give me call.
can b f..ad al y K. Sclyidge's, one mile west
ofDslls w. SIULTS.
Dan. AMY, June :, 1855 Som.
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H.OS5 djGrsifiCaGc.

L CSr-Petcrs' Colony Certificate, No. -,
y i Vol. -, issued to the heirs Of Richard Chow
ming deceased. by Thomas VIM Ward, Commits
tioucr for said Colony, Ifnot found in the time
Prescribed by law. will apply to the proper nu-
thuritv for duplicate. SAM CIlOWNlNG.
Nav 20. lS5G-23t,
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MUNg a'cTtilicatr.

z RAVE los, tla Peters Colony Certificate,
y Nn. 40, Vol, ! issued to John Langley, by
Thomas VIM. Ward. Commissioner Tor Peters
Colony "n the 18th November. lSiD, for 6iO
acros Of land. Ifuut found within the time pre-,
rcrihri 'y law, shall nplly to the proper de-
pnrimrnt Tor u duplicate. W ". WHEAT.
MnN 81. lNiG--2.0t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

.SAYRE'S ANTIBILIOUS AND FAMILY PILLS
- Lave been found eminently useful in the fol-
lowing diseases: bilious RENTING and intermit-
ting levers, diseases Of the liver, iaundiee ind-
gestion. constipation bilious ebOlic, fixed pains
in the head, chest, side, &c. &C. Prepared and
Osld only by SAfRE THOMAS.
IN - n Druggists and Chemists
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IdIsonLLANEoUs
Death 10 the screw worun.
LOUOEN & Coz
IauHal IInI.LI naa 49,.

CHEROkEE LtNAuIRp
IllE GREAT DISCOVERY IN TN AUI
FIfiiE unirrsiruri. tluuristor. al .....
fp's Chf0,tff Iiran.sffsDI Sea o..
n Mffi1afs, having had their aiisniiu ,sIIsIt.
~ great lnlnFlanna of q rcaady vi l-buli
rnotinaliF DESTROY ihe 0crrW Worm IA .f.aF. ana
prevent lhe attack ol the BiaN FYy. hsr. na-. IN,
saiisiasii"n O. anHnunoe g. the citizen IA .st..
that they haya discovered tie grest r,r.si,
which i warranted u eKpsl tie Sr..- lVsrg
Instantly On apTlioatiOn
Rfaf a. fri2,srs isil,s. Cs,sias from A.i.f,v,,.
10 aNssaS y IsTas,
The following l. extracted fro,n q letter rs,.i,,
ID by Laudsn Co. from highly sPss,ahls
4" Your CAfToiss LiRa8sRf was used IN a Fr.
meT In hTines county, as a substitute 'r C4b.
aFf HEpfsiias, Ta,aVs ivios. OF RA q. aud
the result Was, II destroyed the maggots isaasssi
sis,y, and tho smell Of il proved 50 offensive T.
the BIa.e ~ that they would not make a see ma
attack where the i.lNamsAt had been applied to
an injury,
"ln that section Calulael and other remedies are
entirely SUPERSEDED aud mHeh expense saved BY
si0ck-FaiseFs,"
Nm llNRY ElL0Tg, Druggist, Of Houston,
Texas. writes, November II. 1854 81 can aud
viii yaueh fr tho rfieaey Of Your CleraEss Laa,
WfHi from personal ohssTraiisR, and nnhesita-
Iinsly recommend u q all persons engaged In
raising ar having cattle. horses, hogs, shevp, &c,
The application is simple, and in no ease has
Il produced any had effect, Apply with feath.
en- 0T brush, sufficient Ia saturale the place where
the worms are deposited, and they will vaca,e
6Dl iall dead in ilye minutes, II Is seldom ne.
essssFy 10 make more than one 0ppifaiioH,"
Extract from letter frum the Hon, DAVID c,
nlcEsoN, oi Anderson, Grimes county, Texas,
dated August n, 1855 ,--'' LsWisa 4 Co.'S Chr.
otsr LiHaWfEi Is tie Greet Remedy for tho DIES.
.rueuln VI woHa' Or Nuggets which trouble the
domestic animals IT IcXaa, The lnament doe.
tg0ys .hem eiefiUcls and issidE.sssags'y. You
need have nn 'tar n Narraniiug 10 Il viii eSF.
,aiuly ia IL, and could send ynu large number
Of certificates, Unnecessary, rom our hest eitl.
s'ns, II gives universal satisfaction ~ dos
trryrr of thns" troublesome Insects"
The CHEROKEE Li.YiMENT ia prepared
only hy
LCUDEN g. co., SOLE PAorRrEroas,
- their clcmical Establishment,
81 Arch Street, Philnde phia. Pennsylvania.
Aud may lie had with NIL If IouIea 4 Co.'S Val
vabie fSmi'y hfSiiao, of their agents, and OF
Merchants and Druggists In nearly every town in
Texas, and of ShNRE " THOMAS,
up 26-i9:3 mos. Dallas, Teas
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Dissolution

nj AT. NJ. BURF0RD 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 & 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, lS56-44:tf
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ADMrMrsTR AroR,s MOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
w IlEREAS, at n regular term, March, 1856,
w of the PROBATE Court in and for Tarrant
county the undersigned was appointed admin
islrator 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
those indebted will make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
JAMES II. HUGHES, administrator.
Birdville, Texas, A pril "a, lS56-4:6t
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Rooksam.E s;tatfoncs,. IN Egomstoss

Books and s;tatfGUcgl 5Fa ESOwSaOEs
PREPARED FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
gEyIlE subscribers Lave .iust received, direct
IL from the Northern cities, II fall supply Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
which .llcy cfj' At very low prices, MS they pur-
chase nj head quarters, oi publishers and manu-
ilctureYR. and aye determined to sell for small
profits. Fhey invite Country Dealers to examine
their stock and terms They haze made arrange
ments t, procure at tho shortest notice such ar
ticles rs they may not have on hand. Orders
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES BURKE Il co.
IIoustnn, Aierai, %, i2j6---l52m
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PRorEssIoHAL CARDS


hIInHhIh Atn cot 'rIllhh ALLAN,
Mckinney Collin ClaaiY, Texas.
Nu. TH-i..T iu tar ruTituI ihs liih iudi1iil
nisutf. rmrfisiH- on. rU11ii-s Hi aiiin, nTaT-
..-i. Cole. ii.lilai. Vie. Parker. i11usrH, il-
he. Tirfsat ana n4Ia. MAJ ln, i,il.al.lF
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4 dsslfnfstgafrfx, Notice,

NJ Office is hereby given, that at the April
: Term, 1886, Of the Probate Court for
the county Of Kaufman, State of Texas, Let
tors of Administration on the Estate Of 6. B.
Cansey, deceased, were granted 10 the under
,;yncd This is therefore to give notice to all
persons ,.ovne claims against said estate to
present them, Gu,,. authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, pr they will be post
poncd.
ELINOR H. CANSET.
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Combined FtcnRCT and Mower
MILLER, WlNGA1E& CO.'S, KENTUCKY

We t'i rg fr Ihc harye 1880 i've hurir Com
Nlol Naing ana Moving Aaelnss, - cNHs'giui
AMI ~ With VII give the unqualified NNTuirr
thrirprnnHucr every rcru AMI ihnt they h' &C. ~ l
ter giT.a, and WfT r1usl than gy uh -U
lli machine iu use pr.fr, rnsh, siin
Thu mHchur i NnIEn,l Ni upr mir h,tsc hau
- To 5Scrt Il any hind n small gi pr day
N Ers, anil tudu har hau r tuno ain the cradle
seville,
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q RESIDENCE FOR sxxyh.
IEG3stis SALE. Y

4 WILL SELL on favorable terms, 200 acres
of land, the north half of my tract, two miles
southwest of the town of Dallas. 1t embraces
my present residence, 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 frewood, a
quantity of fine young cedar, Il good spring that
fails. and about 20 or 80 acres Of first rate
land. There is also good paled garden. and all
necessary lots conveniently arranged, with cedar
fencing and good gates.
To any professional gentleman, trader, or me-
chanic, wishing small place. it is not ercellea
in the country. 10 teacher. it has superior ad
vantages.
taken in payment.
Ifnot sooner disposed of, it will be sold Mt
auction, in Dallas, on the first Tuesday of the
next District Court. JOHN NJ. CROCKETT.
March Is, 1S56-43:tf.
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Hist RecefYed.

4 LARGE supply Of Lnseed Oil, Turpentine
"a White Lead, Bulls SsrsaIaTilla, de-, &c.
al Of which we will sell low
SAYRE < THOMAS.
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CrocI,ett 4 Guess.

AITOiNENS At Dallas, IsIas,
"ANlNG iorlned am association, will dill
gently and Nisoruly VnrIlcr their pro,
a,'ssi0n in Dallas, and the adjacent counties, am
iu the suWame Court oi the State, and Dis
lTirr Court "i 'br [, :,
~ They will promptly attend Ia the collect
Ing III ds'ls, and Investigating land titles,
REFERENCES,
John lienrill, chief Justice :, e., Texas
rhos 4, Jennings, Attorney General, Texas,
Ihos ! Ru,k, - Senator, Texas, NJ, u,
K Mylrr, State Senator, Jefferson, Texas, - e,
Ilagty, Gul,cs'on, Texas, noclh, Jane, Phila-
lrlphia, Penn, nclios.rl Il Brown, New York
Reid spraaue Co.,, New York,
OHcc opposite tao Herald ullcr,
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