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D- We are just at this time, in that purgatory
peculiarly trying to editors and all others who make
their living by the exercise of their wits. 1t is very
irving to u.s. when we look so anxiousy for the nails
and nothing in them when they 10 come--when the
roads are iutoleraLIe, bridges washed away or cav
ng in ut one end, rivers M and every little stream
md broolGt striving to emulate the lordly dimen-
ons Of our noble Trinity, with its excessively mud
ly banks, clouds dark aud lowering and drilling
misty shower half the day,-when the wind,
regular stayer, comes bowling from the North, and
70 body got any new winter olothes,-when no ones
come in from the green praries with something tc
appease craving appetite and nothing at home that
delicat gentlemen can digest-when nothing hap
pens to stir men s souls within tn em,-when nobody
fights or gets up muss to amuse the out siders-no
horses running AWAY and breaking mems bones-but
stop-we forget-something did happen in that line
never mind. The comet is tired of Haunting his
fiery banner through the illimitability of space
disposed to hide his diminished head, and drags
his slow length along, as if it had off second
best in the race-the moon can't shine for the clouds
that veil her beauties, otherwise, we would take
moonlight walks and write sonnets--and for the
same very natural reason the stars, the poetry of
heaven, can't be read. The marriage mania has
nearly ceased, and the homogeneous of friends
must be getting into eclipse, for their faces don't
shine round and jocund as formerly. What is the
matter with every body and every thing? Some body
must do something,-and if some generous friend
will only get up fight of Sort get thrown from
ahOrse, get smashed up Sin a carriage, shoot OIL
drown himself his surviving friends will take great
satisfaction in perusing interesting paragraph III
our columns. Who will try it? Don't all speak al
once,
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s.iat OF H.clGcr..

- fMNlNiNH in the Post ONice at Dallas, o. the
1T day October, which il not taken cat rivfy
the led aay Of January uoAt will be sent to the .ad
\. Rachael 'ulrr.on, WIN Arnold, J. ". Nader.
sou.
81 Miss Julia rnlqcly, Mr.'iAmanIa G. aoi!y
Ncs,g., Barker y Bead h. rnrcis, James Baldwin
James Bowie, VIM Brooks, iiiram Bennett, Tho.
5. BmGorl Mrs. Miranda Bennett, II. ErNuil, j
Byrson, L. s. Eurcms, VIM, A. Brooks, > John Hry-
an, Lewis \. Bosque, VIM BlUckcr, S, H. Bill, Eli
| bryant, James II. Breeze,
! G. Joseph G. Castillo \. h. Chew, James II.
Cooper, Stephen IT, Carr, Sterling c. Cross q 'ohn
Caudlc, NJ Campbell
D. James W Donaldson, > T. S. Darcy, A. y, Dong
| al, Il. j. Daniels.
H. Smollwood Elkins, II. Eway, Il. L. alkins,
james Eubanks, Marion Evans.
J.. J. 3. FOrcmdn,3 Ed j. \. Freeman.
L. Russell Gravel Solomon GODFREY, NJ Re
Lcccl Graham, John W. Gordon, q. W. Givcrs, Miss
Mary l.. Gordon, Enoch Gilbert, George Glover, Hi
ram Graham, Edward Goosogc, =.
H. c. +. Tmrlcsty, Rev b. f. Hall, . Fred 7.
Hack, Mrs. Nancy Harlem VIM. Hamilton, Geo. W.
Hedges 3 NJ. D. Henderson, \. Holt, j. Hack, +.
Howard, Miss Jane lIoncl, Larcncc llocnback, ia
cob &. Hull, Vim. {. llunicut, Thomas W Hunt,
J. Thomas Jones, VIM. y, Jones, r. 7. James John
Jones' } +. Johnston.
! I. Mrs. Mary Irwin,
X. RumsCy Khby, VIM. Kendrc. James Il. Kir-
by, B, c. Kirby, J. NJ. Kirby.
l.. John \. Langley, J. W. Lane, . j. NJ. Law
renee, John Larkin, b. II. Lawrence, o. :. Law
rurcc, P. II. Lively, James Lane, B. G. & 5. Law
ham, John Larkn.
NJ. a. j. May2 II. Il. Martin, Stcpheo Mann,
DAVID Mckinney, HIM. H. Martin, Ben Morrcll, a.
C. Marsh, Mrs. Sarah Jane Mckinney, John H.,
ifcCoy, HIM .jMircl, T. j. y cKany clarion Mo
Dowcli, Nm. i. .Nartin, James .Mlgon, Geo. lier-
ior, G. ". FILLER, Ed. j. ~ Myers, h. T Myers
n. c. q. Newton ,, VIM. Marin, Elias Nance, John
Is Neal. , 4. Il. Nuchols.
! u. John T. Portor. Miss .hggie Pugh, James. y.
Patton. 3, Capt John Proctor Miss T.. Iamberton,
Z. Il. Pence James IL. Parncll, lirs. l.. tilt, las
Proctor n. NJ Petit, Antiin Patot, Jim. Page, De-
vd ctcrs, ,.
Il, J. Rose, Hiss Nary Rodgers, John Robinson,
Sr,' Il, u. Russell. James II. Ramsey, iiss Sarah
Randall, Il, Rodgers, Robt Roland, John Rains, 7.
IL Reager, David i.ecdy, H'nr. D. Ro rk, Sable
Ross, Miss Zhilpha Rupc.
=. Frances Samuel, Nahall Jane Sauroah, John
Loving John b. LtAiu, Berry Skinner, John Sexton
p. T. Smith, Il, $. Shin, Z. =. Skipper, James ~
Smith.
4. ~, II. Tibet, Uln Torhcrt, Ira Tharp, Rev.
R. 7. Taylor, .iIl~. c. Thornton, II. ". Towns
i w. Wesley H'humphrjcs, Robt j,4n, I'm,
TTnvc .Tohn IL elytr, 5 q. Uatts, John s, Watts,
J. Ualr, Mss Lizzie Williams jaime 7. H'ith-
IcrS, c. J.. Hillurn, Hiss Catherine Wof.hington
Persons calling for the above letters, viii please
. .ly they aye advertised. 7. f. CRUTCIFIEID.
Posi- Master.
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IL a g. d n {!
OFfior or Gov. Srn. DEPr OF II
SAN Antnnio Drtnhcr II. lS,

OFfloE or Gov, Sun, DEPr OF TEXAS,
San Antonio, October IL, 1858.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the I'M
hcrsignel until II O'Clock NJ, on the 3Oh OF No
yembcr next, at which time they will be publicly
opcned-to furnish BACON to the U. s. troops, at
Forts Bclknap, McKavctt, Chadbournc, and Mason,
and Camp Colorado, from the LIST day of June next,
until the 3lst day Of March 1860.
The Bacon must be corn fed and consist only OF
sides and hams. The latter may be omitted. II must
be furnished as called for by the A. A. c. s. ut each
post but in not less quantities than two months sup
ply at time. II may be loose or hagged. Proposals
must state the desired manner Of delivery.
The names of two responsible persons must be Civ
en- MS securities for the faithful performance Of the
contract.
The privilege is reserved to reject all bids deemed
unreasonable W. Is. BLAlK,
Oct. ~, lS5S-lG:5t Capt c. 5.
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FATAL ARRAY IN BELL CouNTy.-By a
private letter from Bolton. We learn, that on
the llth inst, on Elm Creek in Bell county,
a young man, son of Mrs, Nenablc, mot long
from Virginia aud Mexican named Marll.
ncz, who had some previous dispute, met and
exchanged two shots ench, each Inl,ing effect
causing the death Of Martinez Immediately,
and young Vcnublc in few hours. MArIi-
neg had an American wife, aud NeUable be-
longcd to u highly respectable family. No
other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gazette,
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n Since our last, heavy IA ins have fll'n' At "'
teryals. On Friday aud Saturday last the hea''''.
rains We have seen this season fell and II "peA'
to have extended pretty generally over the eoan'g'
As a consequence, all the creeks have been looming
and the river rose rapidly, and nearly extended over
thebottom. OF course our mails have bee" inter
rupted, and We had no Northern or Southern p'a''
from Saturday to Tuesday, The helLnap and fal's-
tine mails which should have len On Monday have
both been detained one trip,
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$500 E:c,yarsl--.eatch the Thief

llTOLEN from the undersigned, living on Cham
! ) bcrs creek, Ellis county, 10 miles from Waxa-
hachce about the LIST day of September last, eight
heat Of .imcrican Horses and one Mute, of the fol-
lowing descriptions, viz: One iron Gray Mare, about
IL hands high sucking bay colt; one Bay Mare,
about hands high, sucking n dark bay, or brown
colt an Iron Gray Horse, two years old next spring
Sorrcl Horse, two years old next spring, with flax
name and tall the Mule small but heavy set, bay
or brown, branded on one shoulder with the letter S.
will give 500 reward for finding and bringing said
horses to mc-if found out of this county. and
will also pay $3.50 reward for the apprehension Of
the thief. Address, Waxahachic, Ellis county.
n p. SIMS.
October 10, 1855 lG-2m
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UNFoRTUNArE OccURRENcG.-A man by
the name of Shulta, living few miles from
town, while handling pistol on the night OF
the 10Th inst, accidCntly shot himself through
the body, just below the right breast, aud died
almost instantly. lie leaves 4 wife and chill
dren to mourn his unlimey end,-Lamar Eng.
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THE STATE or TEXAS,

COUNTY OF NAUFMAN,
Toany M,clM officer Of said County, Greeting:
ETOU are hereby commanded to summon VIM.
Il Brooks to be and appear before me, E. ia
cobs Justice of the Peace, in and for said coun-
ty, Precinct No. l, at my Office, in the town of
Rockwell, on the last Saturday of Nov. A. D.
eighteen hundred and ffty-eight, between the
hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and two o'clock
NJ. of said day, to answer the complaint of VIM.
II. Smith, on a plea OF debt due by notes not ex-
ceeding one hundred Dollars.
Fail not, and due return make as the law d-
riots. Given under my hand, this 10th day OF
Nov. A. d. 1858. Z. JACOBS,
Justice Of The Peace.
Came to hand Oct the 9Th, 1858. Directed
to the 'Dallas HERALD for publication.
j. II. b. JONES,
lG3w-prs fee 81 Constable.
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For the paper on which this aud our last wee.
is.u, WAS prnted, We are indebted to the energy anu
prOmp,uess of our tOwnsman' Col j. NJ o'0'A''''
who Immediately on his arrival in AHs''n' wen,
strasht.way to one Of the offices in that city ana
rrocursl two bundles Of paper which he dispatched
at once per tagc, and also, to the stage line MOI"
Austin. which put 1t through In mail time We cher
ish such evidences Of friendship and shall long re-
member them Our paper from Houston -e CONT
IDENTIFY believe will reach us III time for our next H.
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u. -. MAIL LINE,

IRON ANDERSON To WAN SM -
/ AHATClllE. - Through in Ss,S5Se=Es=R
Is hours.-FdEe only $1,000 SEYSSSs.Est-fe
Leaves Anderson every Monday, s=A--'-----------
Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, A, NJ, aud ar
rYes at Waxahalehie next day At 10 o'eloek' T. NJ
Leaves waxahatohie every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock, \, NJ, and arrives at Anderson
next lay by 10 p, NJ Ia time for the Hampstead stage
This line branches nj Mslisonyile and goes To
Huntsville In same time. Fare same as to Anderson
nnl passes by Kellum's White Sulphur Springs,
pleasure scekcrsD Naiisonyillc Leon, Centerville
Fairfield aud Corsicana Travellers will find this the
cheapest aud most expeditions route from the up
country to Houston, GEO. W. GRANT,
Oct. lst, ls6s-lG;iw Proprietor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Pcab0dy's Premium Prolific
CORN

HAVING procured and planted 8Ncrcs ofthc above
L corn, selected from % acre field, at the Ala
bama Stat, Fair, held in the city of Montgomery No
yembcr 18th 1857, which paid at the rates of II
dollars per bushcl, and finding it no humbug, take
great pleasure in recommending it to the planting
community. | received it about the first day OF
April and planted it on the 9TH day, in black jack
and hickory land in hills feet Ivy done hand full
of cotton-seed to each hill--thnned to one stalk,
plowcd and hoed twice. The weather was dry from
the 10th Of May until it mmturel. | gathered and
measured Of good CORN Mt the rates of 60 bushels per
acre; think late planting and dry weather cut off
40 bushels per acre have no hestancy in saying
that in good bottom land from 800 to 200 bushels can
be gathered with proper cultivation. The suckers
shoots and tassels alike the stalk the cars arc
from 5 to 10 inches long, and from 1 to per hill
nice white corn.
Depots will be made at the different county towns
in sacks from one peck to half bushCl, at the rate Of
five dollars per peek by addressing the sub scrber ut
Starrvillc, Smith Co., ToXas.
r. s. MACFARLANE
Oct, IL, iS58-17:it.
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T,Ery rPI- Thouas Waite. sul ,lrayei tsisTa
a. A. s.rr.r.. ,. r., enc Ftl aui uAiie lesA'r'
a.ls UE, at,sr gears 90, r.a'se1 ssalles VA
iu d.. E-..a .. el.r All sI.il iR ite len ear Nc
lrtrIs r.r-n.l-e. 80 .u'a! d. r2H
lose
T,rrN fFfvF Mathews, sEl estFsysl be-
E1,J g. Siaa D. }. T., Er i'rutaE oouEIy pre'inel
So I one al AMI wh.la spe,k'si WORK ok, o.
rrsrs .ll m1shrl snailnE Ira ia he len ear ~
.lr.ul. alpr.' ..! 70 S-l
TArES UP ir Ileu Edwards anl tsirayrl be
ETe !, ", Simmons ], T., Trt-insl No l, one ale
MI WnRK "a, ~ ~ a yeaFs "a, markell sp.iI IA
rls len ear, branded "a t,s lea lip With letter u
hal ou a large tell I.ei ga pi,h raHhhle collar
Appraised q, slT,ih, = \, NkNfEhs'
SrT' 18th lsAs, CLERK a. O. T. o T.
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p A bottle of Old Coghac from the house of
II. ssrs Gold & Donaldson, was placed on our table
ycterday, and are no "taster," we invited one
of coolest friends to try the article and see what
sort of stuff He tasted and retasted and af-
ter the sixth drink he felt satisfied that it the
very best he had everl tasted in Dallas. He could
rot keep the secret, but notified friends
that we had the best liquor in town in our sancdm,
when in few minutes, we could see them son their
winding way,' for the wished for spot, where liquor
is not wont to be found, until our sancum had such a
vistaton and such oupouring of 'sperits' as it
hasnt had for many day. We made each man
hedge himself to go and straightway buy bottle or
Else "he couldn't get nary Drop from ours. We
nave made the calculation, and Messrs Gold DON
Edison will sell just 27 DO tiles for the one devoted to
he genius of advertising. They always keep good
liquors and 'sch like, always play the polite gem
lemen, and now they have SET a good example
others 60, and do likewise.
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The attention of our farmers and others is called
to the advertisement of "Peabody's Premium Pro-
life Corn, for sale by II. I. Maciarlane, Stsrrvle
Smith county, Texas The statement given by Mr.
NJ. of thc!astOnishing Yield, should certainly in
ucement for our farmers to give it trial. Read the
advertisement.
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-Mr..B h, NJ staekpoe adycHisos hissplend'd stock
of new goods, selected aud purchased by himself with
great care in the Eastern cities His goods are no"
arriving, aud he will have very large assortment
Purchasers will not fail to give him call at the old
stand of c. W. Adams, where he will take pleasure in
waiting on them lie promises to sell Owas his goods
have been bought at the lowest wholesale prices
..stack, !" is clever faow-rcad his advertisement
and give him call
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MARRIED,

At Reunion, in this county, Tuesday 26th inst,
by Allan Beard, Esq, Mr.. FLAVGEN iiENRIE, OF
Fort Worth, to Miss MARIE DELORE, of the for
mer place.
In this county, on Wednesday, the itl inst, by
Allan Beard, ESQ, Mr.. DANIEL BADGLEY and
Miss SARAH ANN GARRETT, all Of this county.
BY Elder Lewis Jacobs on Thursday evening DIST
day of October 1858, JOSIAH PORTER, of Lancas-
ter TO Miss REBECCA BAKER, of Ellis county.
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OrEIcE or CON-, SUB, DEr'r or TENA".


CEALED proposals viii be received at this office nl',
y til II O'Clock NJ, on the 31s of October next Cat
sfiich time and place they will be publicly opcnet'
for furnishing -four 10 the U. s troops stationed at
and Camp Colorado, for one year from the l9t day Of
January 1852
Proposals may be for each post separately or for
several or for al of thcm but in these later cases
the proposals will he accepted or rejected entire
The contracts will he given to that set of bids which
will be most to the interests of the Government
Proposals must he addressed to the undersigned,
endorsed Proposals for Flour and mention the
names of two responsible persons rs securities fol
faithful performance of the contract
The -four must he delivered in stron" double sacks
the inner sack 5f good twled cotton, nna the Quite
of the same or Of gunrv-hagging. The price Of thu
sacks will be included in the bids Each sacf; TO con
tain one hundred pounds con lbs.) The -four to 1t
understandable SrPrri9c.
l3it. W. Il. BhhE, Capt. 1. :.
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New SrAGEs.-Thc first one of Saw ycr's new Stage
caches made its appearance in our town on Saturday
t.st 1t was ono of the handsomcst coaches we have
cn in Texas, and as comfortable as it is handsome.
Unfortunately on its trip up, between here and Wax
,achie, on Friday it was upset, an somewhat dam
;ed. No damage, however, to life or limb. In II
IA ort time the line will be entirely stocked with these
aches, and then travelling on this line will be equal
60 any line in the country. One of the new sulkes,
itch are to run the same line, Oh the ntermedi-
days Of the stage, came up on Tuesday, but when
ne miles below this place the horse ran away and
damaged it, that it hal to be laid by for repairs
W hen these running on the whole line, we hope
will not have to wait for ''stnge days. for our pa
per mail, as we frequently have to do now.
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Az AMERICAN ADmRAL-'rhe Naval De-
pnrrmcnt has authorized that in cases ike the
present, Pamguynn naval captains command.
ing, shall be entitled to the tile and honors OF
AdmimIs. Admiral Shubrick, therefore, is
the first American Admiral who goes out with
his flag at the fore where the Commodore 5
remnant used TO Nv.
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Straycsi OF stolen.

ON Wednesday last 10Th inst, near Cedar ,r,-J}'
Hill, Dallas county, Texas, light chesnut- Pm
SORREL MARE, about Is lands high, very
heavy built very small white spot on her forehead,
branded j. r on the left shoulder. liberal reward
viii be given to, any person delivering said mare tt
the undersigned, and any information of her where
shouts will be literally rewarded, J.W. Penn:
Cedar Hill, Dallas County Texas, Sept, 18th 1858
13.tf
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= rmigraioh b tssinnias afev in petty f'sey'
not dsy passes bat We 80 numsious ~ ,ans lass-
lag m rough iovn. frn lhs o. States and 'ouni o.
'hs utsi," that unlI-co,sfsl olaui'y, shi'h 10
man ever rtachrs
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

ruSHE undersigned having been appointed Adj
il minstrator de boais non, of the estate of X.
NJ. Neeld, deceased by the Honorable County
Court of Ellis county, at its October Term 1888;
This is therefore to notify all persons indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same are request
ed to present them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law.
G. f. HARDESTY.
Oct, Goth lS5S-l7:6t. Administrator.
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October IL, 1858

7 OST. 1.-The Headlight Certificate No go, for
1 800 acres of land issued by John NJ. Crockett,
Comr for Mcrcer's Colony, to William II. Rowe,
May 2jth, 1850. If not heard Of within the time
prescribed by law, shall apply to the proper Office
for duplicate i. L. HUFFMAN.
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- Some of the finest apples We have ever seen in
this market, have been brought to town during the
asst week. They were raised in Arkan sas, reach
here in excellent preservation, and meet with ready
sale
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

-weare uaarollably delayed one day in the P'',
LEGATION Of this weeks issue, This delay MAS 'aH,'l
nv the late hour al which paper for las' week anu '
Neek vas received,
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- New goods are arriving, and pretty fair tide
Of immigration setting in from the North and East.
We are glad that crops have been abundant, and a
,ufiiciency for all new corners.
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7 OST---The Bounty or Donation Certificate No.
l COOS for 1850 acres of land, issued by a. Sidney
Johnson Secretary of War, to George llardisty, on
the 18th day of December, 1888. Unless intelli-
gcncc the reof is obtained within the time prescribed
by law application will be made to the proper Office
for duplicate. D. McVAlN,
DWilcr.
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$40 Reward,
sa0aes Stand aa ENrt SS'Vrtn hO
Holtn

T OFFER for sale the property now occupied by me
| as n Hotel Stand, in Fort Worth comprising good
buiifng with four large rooms, kitchen and brick
smoke house to Which am now adding new and
spacious two-story concrete building, and which will
be icady for occupation in about two weeks. said
Hotel is Immediately on the public square and enjoys
an excellent patronage TO those who would like to
engage in the business in cxcelant location, the
present opportunity is rare chance.
LAWRENCE STEELE.
rort Worth s;crf o 1SJO--jtut
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We are indebted to VIM. d. Miller Esq, of this
county for late California paper Those "is trees
will appear in our next.
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TnEI
i &C
! H. ne Sis
XNTnER it I.H u.sn
w Erat r.Hr #itu M I.r ....
his potiii0 r I# 'IHf H''Hr
holds not .. A m. l..rf '.u.
aud John n IH I.'
which note .gs ...r. fl. H..H 'Hr.
the eth da IrH ... rH.H. -.I D..
Of October, s.., az. t-. .r. n. .iu n r
tiUneT) on the sth day Of July 1880; that il Is
due aud unpaid, and that the residence " the
said IaTTant ls unknown.
These are, therefore, 70 eOm~and you q sum-
mon the said 4, NJ lTnnt, hy publication in
the "Dallas Herald" Ia he, and appear heiore
the District Court If kaufman county, 10 -
holden at the town 81 kaufman, ON tho elenyenll'
Monday AFTER the first Monday in September,
eighteen hundred and hity-elgllt, 10 answer said
petition, In the cause ia which Joel DOiSon l.
plaintiff, and \, NJ, hTrant, Bethany brewer
and John Il EviassOH defendants, Herein iall
not, hut make due return hereof ~ the law d.
reefs
witness, G, W, Seiu, Cork Of said ~
Court. Giyen under NY hand and seal L.
of Office at Kauifnan, this tile 10Th dag ~
October Of \, y, 1858,
q, ". SEl'rI, Clerk, ID, C., X, e.,
Received in Office on the 18th day Of Oct +,
1858, aud exeeGtel by having the same publish
ed in the Dalids HTaH, a newspaper published
in the town of Dallas, in Dallas county Texas,
for four successive weeks,
l6;it,-(Print. Zee SIT, O0) X, O., Tex,
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CLUB BING.

CLUBBING.
discoin Of twenty per cent from the above price will
aIued TO CLrs ordering f0 OF more copies any
Of tic above works. Thus Four copies Of Blackwoo Of one
Review win address for 50; four copies Of the four
Reviews and BlackwOol for 800 and so on.
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