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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-08-12

Ravsnna, O., July o, lsss-sw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

s8~ sheriff Doak, Of Collin county, brought down
sa more jsil-Jirds on Wednesday evening last, and
tGtuei shsm over to Sheriff Carter, Of this county.
WHO lcarceratcd them in jug" Their names ARE
Copeland and Shumac They are from Hunt county,
hrd ar charged with laying in supply OF live pork,
Deoagi, to other men. Sheriff Doak arrested them
in Collin. Both of them We believe formerly resided
in p6iiN, county. Collin is bad place to violate the
INV MA C Dotk ID Sheriff. We have now o perzons
in aug i,i-.li nou-r.sidents-B white men and Q
negroes Nearly all the available fpate in the Couh-
t. boarding house is occupied. Gone more OF the
sgnH egrt" however, might DO accommodated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
M, are u,ll pI..,ed 10 =, oal lrlsad tlsL |

Wssr yell plssssd 20 zee es' Tread asl
Scott again IN ouf midst, aisf an et'ensl"
Trip through western, northern and eastern lei.
a.. "a ansndanes upon bis busies" a. nah
agent We have noliesd with pleasure, dis
position on the pin Of editors of the newsPi'
psu 10 do him the justice which 'ons OF then
have hitherto failed 10 second 10 hn' We
believe u would 30 mPosstle 10 get a better
mail aCeai Than hin, aad We by all means
hone that the mmoTs, which appear 10 have
besn industfiously clreula,sf lha, he intended
10 resign are uniounded. - TsisgTaP'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Font Worth Wills.

our MERCHANT FIGURING MILLS. situated
" on the Clear Fork u Trinity river. near fer'
worth, with three run Of burr stones With eires'
Ia ~ attached. arS NON In successful opsrahoa'-
Thee mill. were put up under the suPsrin,sndAnss
az , most eIperle,loed mill vrght-ohs Of the pro-
pristcrs aud will receive his constant personal s''s.-
ton.
We will sll orders for lumb.r from the eognty en-
..o,, ,o,,,, a, ss 90 Ger hundred
I,onr from 81 so to 81 per bundled.
Our superhne sour j. as good As any men manu-
viii be hlled promptly - 49,
II. Worth, Texas, nov. II, 186s,-U;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

EATrER & RtsnEa have new and splendid four
bIse coachas for their line from Waco to GAINESVILLE,
Su, ,nsg cann6t put them on the rod from this pace
90 70 d inncy, without great risk Of smashing them
~. Inc creeks in Collin are ali without bridges,
and SAC banks arc steep and sidolins An upset with
shh he rev coaches could not well bs avoided. u,
v. pc something may be done to improve tho
ratA l Collin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

-. wt had rain, elect and snow Last week. The
lesvta tie forest crisped and begin to
thG $50 nd Thc nuts ars falling from the tress-the
grass the praries is dead. The cattle OF the feds
look Ink snd lean, and low mournfully the birds
bNvs catssd their So g. in The groves the North
Wind aistles dreariy thesclouds lower thrsatnng-
". E'ary thing proclAims that We are at
"Tne birth Of trembling winter
'Cn,steribg his teeth for cold that did him chilli"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Great Bargain ia Uand.

TINE ruhscrl " oiisrs for sale .tsl '..stat 10
l. p.n;on county. i-2 miles 8 'Ia.,I- tI3- a.
I'm, containing 900 acres, AlOn, q 0frA'rI ..Irf
ris. amt 80 acres Bottom Land, 4 rf.ns.u.rr .rl.
sst. Said farm 10 very well tin 1. there ,...e
an abundance Of iHe rail timber 10 1lr.r b.
upon the promises good log cali ..i two I..ss,
meat house. corn crib etc. Also ...ff ,a.- g.rl
fence, aud in high sts,e Of cul '.l-. Ids Gs
10 this farm Is anduuttci, f"r. lrIs. ryfsaiaB
aud terms, apply TO d. r. ". Cor. . lp-r.f
prairie, lErrant Co., or J. A. Sow e.. ..-
FRAN ELN ~ San.
NJ Oh 1879 iQr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

Dear S:My Reaper did good work cntl engst, ss,sal
for you II you desire 1t. Very respectfully, NAFH TE"Rf
F.ayERsviLrx Collin county, Texas, Oct. a. 1858.
Sr consider the Harvester bou ht oyol me pest lever
saw; am well pleased with it's Performance, and think every isr-
mer ought to have one. Yolts, Sc, II. sTANDPORD.
DALLAS cbuSrr, Texas, July 8, 1857
Msssrs. Miller, Wingatt 4 Co: ..5tl
tuckj Harvester have only to say that have cut with this
about so ACRES OF wheat and o' ana p a Ina. a.
Reaprrs work b,des the Kentucky Harvester and am says!
e that i has ad gf s Gs Sf r ' ea.. aud saTnn"s
rakng, and leaving the grain in an untanged o
binder There Ave others Of them in the neigheoro2i n@s
them and they express favorable opinion that have 81
There will be considerable demand for in Ss&na'
NIxtH,ourE, Ellis county, Texas, Aug. 10, 1887,
fenfIcenI Purchased of your agent two Of your Ken
lucky larvesters for my plantation Your IInrvess
greatly thing ever brought to this conry There are
70 know az what price you win furnish ten machines
vest L me know as early a, possible as 3 at the n,f na
,-a To- f's. s'tas hsai. h'tcf ie1ft7E SON Y4u
ra Dr. M, ~ 70 tryry isi'ors ahd % sSsnue p
,ar d, sc Ree This couuy ritls q lor tgor e
yrHtir f"lr- f55ueSiaiys fAn-0 }. tAAt''s
w. To-. vrs.. s- eo,s', aHd u.si ts K-at,ei' i,a,
,,. IN. m i,ti viii I.ft srsn:s, csfier Z D. est'
b,l.r ., 'F.' .i" e. snFn,r,SS f,tS5,1 5een,i.
COLD & UaN afuslN,
IAJi& b g4eTsgN
GENaUE sssT
q attNsH'
JBNfG =. l',. ~rHffsirt
G-NE L .,i ~
,.t... 81 i'tA
hkye iu,t re5syuci -fa sNhtt $3.50 Fsi's ~ h'.'
,ui Eaeky; ts-c,ad. ths aepu ce q many a2f;a-t;'
=, n or sr.t TO- risfrEiE rs7t tsg'c.a .srg" s' t
geurs3r vrd fify y or ~ isn 80 -1 h!sa esp i.s's
n hest sdAriiH e. viass'. % 9i l1'ie ' F aA
4.s - lays f. Z vl-t so ~ 10 s'@ 'f tf'7
rs7s be- ~ u4i.s % ., ssscivsosl - ts' 'i'i r.
lHlrt so . ',.sr, lis ,ier s's Ga tea 60
scrsono SIS ni a1ss lArtFr uDyssai o. sioii3n 's
~ ta1s beard
ne fisr,slzs WV b. ryst, 81 is.iyc 5ei,rsoa D. So
I'D u At.s H-a u1is - - he 1fs1s 81,
n-fs-s addressed J. y 4 n &tSpNf lst
f--r. Tesrs, % o. t1o rndJ III sgci 4 u Rsg!l Tex,
BE-. ~ rao1irt . ar' lEugic1
Price $50, al louisville. KSntutSy
IT, which viii be sileithe freight 20 eiferscn, fss
- Circular fnIiy isscr!sing ttis n-eh.ae ~ 10
r-g, ,5esi frec Of ctl--s, "a sppisaton.
Adifea JERRhIAa SHERWOOD
-di!l,oyoe, TtIog.
I'm a's34 q
WiiieF. IS iagFt- 4 Co.. 7'Ta a1d P9rt
Hcfgu fseFer Pswcrs asst ThfcahsFs,
ma srCAE WILLS.
81. l-r rt-iti.fT .s-e1 - rri7r RI 20. aezu Care.
la5 - Les. Trsil ta-.e-sa ~ i.ir-.Hs s1s,lag So
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
siifHrsd Ft< l6Ss.--lp.R
Eshes4! Wheat =.
T,1GGHF = sst sk.-s bSess 81
~ ear : nsrks be8E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

So iO-un.rv- 'iursdey--,s ;bc Gay gr ar.E,
h) Cor. Runnss to be observed as = day OF thanks
s,ht' States have appointed the same day. We hope
sue day will be generally observed by our citI'ns,
bu y. notice but little preparation in the way Of fat
rrEavs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

~ We understand that tho Bridge scrois white
E'ak rrsek, on the Kaufman road, is in auch dsp-
'3at,l condition ns.to render passing over it danger
Qua he mail hack passes this road and the bridge
gAi :, b repaired.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

4 ii- un4--a,sr.,. ING been Ir-. Pig fta
l Honorable County Court Of nl rpiy,
It IT. September Term A, d. IS -t..U's,ss-
cor of the estate ~ sieftrlang, ,t.t..t, This
is therefore % nulily all pssOn ai,r, ..Ass
gainst said estate; 90 preseh, IL .-. .gih'nl.
icated within the tinie prescribe, 81 srdsA
persons indebted to the said esiA' H.r H-fr.t rs
Iu,sted to fny the same TO tho u is.s- viz
jut delay, The Sept, eth 4. % is'.
SAMuE H. EVANS, III. .,.tfgI.f
Nov q lg5S-90, Ct
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

~ Corn is selling in this county at 800 to rs C,
pr bushcl Pork and &c Beef l-2 to 4 f; Flour
. 30 % 8 90; Meal 81 90; Potatoes, sweet 75c TO
j 10 butter l5o (; eggs 10, and other edibles in
rrapo ION. Let emigrants look out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

x soHs e ~ a.s'i-ars auus s5u ns
Jshn Earssai of ;ss Stats 'G,sets, ,o sasecsd
Her. Gay 81 BRIAN. AZ r.presgi..at y be IVES
tea Congressional District Tue 'Gase.ge rsa7r
the Flashing brHers" gracefully We sh5a'd .a3ss,
e. tc'riss tie sr;tis res tie Naa.isi Fre-Tradsr
= III 5isst tfrsas = prevailing snons ~ ell
- tatsrE boat s5thern fsrsE e renders be az
q s-ed esrs urfi far usss sEa ths H-ss a, g.
ssssis We tspe 6 ir.y ri esfssa 70 .hie 4 ses'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24


- " have received the December number Of the
Cssmcpoiiton Art Journal, published by the Cesmo-
poiiiar Art Association lis large and ELEGANTLY
got up Magazine, cmbeshei w''i fine eu cravings
sh5 fiisa With .tribUnQnf frcEo The b.st rr, rs 10
spuairy I. richly descrre 10 hs o. every g,u. .r-
mau's oentse table. Il is pubshs1 quarterly 81 go
eonts Number, or ~ year with reductions t. cgus
Bdtresr q Derby, Aciuary G. a. a, New YORK.
81 rhs October number d "Biaskvood" Il On cur
table lhe oopteats are WANT VIII he &c With
IT, by fr,isirags CaItcn, 'Aniiasl heat - .'lbe
plss or shars "Tbe igh, Of The hearth, part Il %
chs Atlaatic Wedding Ring" The RAllad Poetry
Of scotland md Ireland Lord Clyds's canpsign in
India
Thoso sho want the best Standard Literary Period
ie,l inthe world shoah age sla;svooi'
Adife-, Len,ord, seat & Co., Fuaisho-' New
Torl
81 n Eepnbloay spse tel ir rl'r,a hss
bean .istsj BY 1880. TIE soCo 'otss sol5hi7
throva swsy on 81 aimir .staiisr sal.-Dorsas t.s-
81, would have ehssgi5 fiis rsss't
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

~ We have tried the aour sent u, las, week from
So 80 Worth Mills, thoroughly, and are authorized
w N ,miG. mes At home 10 sAy that il Is inferior 4.
iy,~ hs No. l. and can't be beat by any mill in
IG. ounty or elsewhere
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

Sc. w., had a regular winter snow on Friday last
Il m nick and fast for scvCrsl hours. and left tho
gouui covered to the depth Of about inches The
vguhc turned off warm on Saturday and most Of il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

! 'ricnd informs us that he killed G ducks Sow
Sral n2Inings since at shot snd wounded several
Aats We haven't seen tho papers attesting the
htstemaa..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

lcrsNs are referred 10 the advertisement "
l.. for building bridge over Mountain creek.
...I c North rad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

proceeding, q Ralrcsd meeting At Fort
outside
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
HERALn
~ AND 0OTNTY ETWs.

a-s "a apology 10 oar r,slUs ~ 'is uis'
st. gpoa vhleh the lAsi thee Or hur issues
faf PsF bars been pf.nisi. twas PpFshNsd u
H.a.. rus.ror, s Son, dal,ssiou "a antsipAiia-
40 ,rliuy hat The supply ordsrci tan tbs
E..l .. ,hi not ressh rs 10 time We give tha'
a.. -rs.. the bench, o. h, appearance o. eur pa
LOO. t. ... adysTti,saent a their concern.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
No,icc IN Uridgc Ru,idcrs.

rJ,HE contract to bald . bridge acres, Meant.ir
i creek, IN Dallas county, on the road leading
from Dallas TO Fort Worth, will Ls lsi 70 the lowest
bidder At the Court house door. IN 'pall.s, on h,
lat Tuesday IN December NEXT For particulars ssll
on County Cl,rk At his Office.
ny order % County Court.
w X. MAsTES. G. G. G. D. CT
Nov. 20, ls6s-2llt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

suoin fe. out many testimonials have received In
favor OF the Kentucky Harvester from citizens Of Texas;
Jougsoys STATION, Iarrant county June B. 1858
have cut wheat with span Of hortes In 10
dayl have lost pieces OF days. and moved eight times,
over nm nca NJ country miles in exsu highly fsrtd
with the Harvester fully Ills the hill for which IL ia intendea
They are just the machine for prairie country.
Yours, &c., JAMES AIsos'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Lost.

Lost.
FIH.a'.. time during the Spring Term u
.f. grnt, large leather pOok.t-b,of,
....,.p. a r...,r OF letters. notes, receipts ksr
a9 use g., NY ne but the subscriber, and may be
s ruat.i ur {. ig my name on all tls pspsn. II
rruYn,i ~ hg,o been accidentally left at 'oHs 81
o.. yr al -, or Hotels in the 10Th District So
,ut src frI.rg Il returning the sane to ne, Vill
... Va, ..,.., thanks, but he liblrsly reward.
ID Tor their trouble. NAT. NJ, GURfORp.
Dallas, Nov. 9th lS58-l9tk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

4 - migrant wagons continue to crowd our streets
Ws are informed that thsre is immense enigration
jet bshind good portion of it bound for this
~aouuty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
q aInrl,, For SlJv.

+ ENG DESTROYS OF removing .Hs -1
! ! Southwest. | oiFor ny farm 1
situated in Tarrent county, T,ml!" ~ 49,
Wits Nil, 10 miles from gr' ~
from Dallas in the northern enc ..s oHa.,,as
prairie containing $40 acres, g. % f.n roe rua ."
4 timber. all in Que body. The iuIli HfnE -s Pa
'ollow: 4 residence with six room. .tg below .rI
Above, M excellent kitchen. u e,-l..la. rraNt.
Siry cribs. stable. fowl houses O.. fests .. E'r..
richard; have nearly completed 80 'oHrr. .. ieH
hundred acres. with fenci0g, sever H
took water. II combines 4 nrmaae %. Llrau.,-.t.
good land good timber, good watgs s.. 60. .aarra-
ent. There arc sixty acres in Il hes. W.. ta3si
roring finely. title Indispu,cd, % g. me.
ICED. will sell bargain Referee }hi 4. So W.
.rs, in Dallas, or on the prstIi5. r. ~ U.Nt
Nov 10, lS;9---ly:it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

DALLAS ColalNpERY. Nc. o meets 81 the Asylum
.r p.Nun.u -I's. Jn the third Thursdays IN August
Hrruuusr, l.l.tU" and May. John Q, MeCoy
NJ. L. Grand Commander
fs. "a er r-', Recordcr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Siord,iare! Harm

7 HAVE just rtcsi, Ell, and am ! . .sras. yrr'
! extensive lot VI Hardware Of ni '.f.i eve
Bras kettles, Carpenters tools. b arr ra.l;.''
blind iasteninss, knives and TO. . Tod, t..".r
io5r locrs, AMI locke or all kinds .a n.s ....s
now nearly erciy article in the II rlrr Nrs ae p
Ell in this country. Call and eIt.. e. Of, aafe
t. s.H.aI.LE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
BTYlflg STAT.

~ NII. I JNO. n t.fl.f -
M fr HtIHr. l,s, Dallas .N yFsh
ittu-I.t o., pleasure ~ f'I
,ia Az pfsfi 81 sd rlf
.sfr .f." I..I %, go shf ~
.a... OVID Ii4fr lgsfifTf ..If d. 10 .0"f
ri HI HI Fii0t InEl o.
~ IicFtts sA 4 IH.. .Hr fIf ~.
.....rf 400 .H. I. fllfFai a .HnH -
al. ...... fsilrs Hil ne 81 ....f.f. ~
D., - esnfs
lluNl fMf.tlH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

,sriptOns and other Indebtedness, % this pa
..r -. ne discharged Ia polk, Potatoes, Butter, eggs
s... ,rly application /, made,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

10 quarter eAskt lhsmlsts
20 kNfsAiks Peach
--ADs-
600 case, siesTi \ es's
450 easss Samaritan
2 o case Lone star
40 eases Shanghai
40 eases vlsui Coshss
$40 case, Gpllsh Grape
IFS easis tlld Dark Cosuas
200 case. fz,tA Oh Pony
$50 cases Raspberry Brandy
$40 .ses Strawberry
500 cases blackberry
200 cases Cherry
10 half essks Cherry
20 half essks Chsrry htunss
WiliSKENs:
100 barFth extra old D0urboa
lag barrels Augusta county NirgtlA Ws
el0 barrels Old Mountain Rys
go bArrSls selected Senator
10 barrels Ola MSnongshsla
900 dozen TEXAS Ranger
$50 IOsen Nectar
$50 ioI,p Pure Virgins WhH,
GIN
6PP,' John oc'',i'r so's Pare n'llast
pipss c Barirluts
30 barrels Nsier'S Swan
RUN.
pipe Old Jsmsis,
! pipe Santa CruI
pipes Oil New Englsat
WINES.
5 qu,rter cask, Duff Gordon Pale Sherry
half casks 4" Golden Sherry
quarter cs'k, b." Z" Brown sherry
eighth casks Montsiro'. Pa,
q eighth casks Ptmnrtin's 80
. quarter casks EIi Old fOpHs
quarter casks Sweet Malaga
eighth casks Pure Greek
10 eighth casks L'Angelos Nader,
eighth casks Burgundy Port
eighth casks Pure Port juice
200 cases Queens POr,
100 cascs Ginger Wine
600 cases 81 Julien Clnrsi
40 casef Brunue Monitor, glars StsPpsS
BOO crises 81 ErnilliOt
80 cuscs Chateau Bernard
90 cascs Haute Santcrnc
$50 baskets Charles Heisicl cos Clam phzps
200 baskets Dcnonsct
100 baskets Mnmm's Verssnsy
100 cases Sparkling Morslls
70 cases Assorted LqaGs
80 cRscs Absinthe
20 cases CurpcOt
20 cases MlTaJchins
20 eases E.rmVuthe
20 casOs Orange Flomer Water
sYRUP$.
100 cascI Lemon $50 cases Pure Lemon
$50 cases Extra Lemon 1870 eases Raspberry
80 esss, Strawberry 40 cases GibsT
20 cases Natural Syrup
BITTERs.
700 cases st Nicholas Stomach Bitssrs
50 easca Spughton's &c
30 cases lioltcttcrs "
40 CAGES Turner's Forrest Vino"
Pickles and Preserves.
100 boxes Mixed Pickles in gallons half sall'nr&'
100 Gases dherkin' ,
! 30 cases Raspberries SO oasss Strs rbsrriss
| 30 cases Pine Apple 30 case, Beaches
! so cases Pears 80 cases PluInt
| 80 cases Cherries 81 cases Qsinoes
| 80 cases Whorte bctre, 80 case, Gooseberries
$50 cases Assorted Natural Preserves
These in light syrup and retain hsf
natural nsvOr uni color In the perfect degree.
Brandy Fruits.
$50 boxes Peaches $50 boIe. Cherries
100 boxes Plums 100 boxes Psars
100 boxes Pine Apples
Sauces, &c.
no dozen Worcestershire Sxu,s ..F
200 dozen I6urto Cat;up
125 dozen Walnut i' ..,
1000 boxes Satellites, in halves and q.Ar.ssa
$50 caYes pure Kentucky Mustard
Segars.
l5O, 900 Uehs 49, 900 Rio Hsldo
10000 tlay Reg,lis $1,000 Ingsudidsd
10000 Lapreciosa 10000 Renddeles
$50, 900 Nectar 10000 Vents KsSaliks
10000 Cin,i de Orion 10000 La Graldo
10000 Figaro 10000 Ross lie SaHtsgs
PC, 900 Havana Cheroots 60,000'La Selba
10000 pGnetUlAs 10000 Light GuarS
$4,000 La Fler Inesperad
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
We ste agents for the State Of Texas for the fosWsS
brands, Of which ne have in store and to arrive:
IN POUND LuaPs.
$50 ga boxes Bohec 200 S-4 boxes Oliver
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Notice
stray Motto

UST---lhe no my Or Don
u G006 for 1850 acres Of land
Tohuson, eecrstsry If War, 70 {
shs 18th day Of december, Il
Sence tn rcof 10 obiNined within
BY law, application viii be mLde
for dupliosts,
lh-Qt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

ltltN cocsfi
ftsfNrIn afnln sg'isif
H. 81 NJ. ~ eats -
100 UMf fH 10 Ne fsstl 81 sIlfn I
f..t.. tta| t.f islask. sitif tt fHfl ~
..f .ffIr. tI.l.t BEL ishfh. AZ l'is g.
M4bfkN,f rsf0 o..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

Iavn OAK PoIsr. Tarrant county Aug =, 1873.
Dear srsiy Reaper did good work conli engay- severa
for you II you desire It. Very respectfully NArH TEHRf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -nIIcr

ri'Rn "a. a.f enc s..s lizard. l'i, BE-. ri
? ,hrl.,s raa.oi IN Hfa'kfr-f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

h rsressss = 3 fszs-hEoz Il riss7s /. =
Z = s,iir esis.sss Z. "a q q $3.50
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-21
BIG WAGES.

"Going to law" is not very profta-
BILE TO complainants sometimes, as
many have found to their sorrow. A
correspondent of the Fayetteville OBJ
server writes from Saratoga, New
York, as follows:
Gan Ex- Chancellor of this State,
residing in this village, is making "a
good thing" Of a lawsuit which has
been referred to him. 1t is a patent
case, and Mr.. Seward and several
other eminen. Lawyers have been
employed. These come up here
every now and then with testimony
and argue the points before the Chan
cellor, who adjourns the decision
for more testimony and further argu.
ments. How long it has been pen.
ding | know not; but three year:
ago | was walking with a New
York friend when we met Mr.. Sc.
wsrd, who stated thpt he was then
here to argue that cause. But about
the Chancellor: Two years ago be
presented bill of $1,000 for ser.
vices, in part, as referee. Lately he
has presented another bill of $4,000
also in part, to which the lawyers
demurred, but Judge Nelson of the
q. S. Supreme Court certified to the
bill as reasonable, and ordered it te
be paid. $4,000 to the referee, and
proportional fees to the Lawyers, is
paying dear for the luxury of law
How much longer the suit will &c
on, and how much more the referee
will get out Of the bleeding clients
l cannot tell. Perhaps the Chancel
will act upon the principle of a car
penter, whose son being asked wher
bis father would finish a job he wa:
engaged in, replied that he did no
know: his daddy had not secured
another Job yet
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-21
The ADMINISTRATION.

The administration of James Buch
anan, says the Columbus Times, COM
mands the respect and admiration of
the country. Contemporary criticism
may point out a few blemishes, here
and there, but seen at the proper dis.
lance, it rises before Us in all the beau
ty aud grandeur which love ofcountry
can invest it. The following encomi-
um from the Savannah Republican =
a leading know nothing olean-
speaks volumes. It says:
THE Administration--we say il
cheertully, though an opponent of the
party that brought it into power--has
stood firm By the South, and adhered
with hardly a solitary deviation, to
the policy claimed as essential to our
security; and yet in spite of all this,
for mere party ends. it is to be op.
posed, and the mec who denounee Us
and orr policy befiiended instead
We care nothing for the effect OF
such conduct upon the D, mocratic
party, but as Southern man, we dep
recate it as reflection uponthe South
ern character for high political virtue
Integrity and good faith"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-21

WHOLESALE RoBBERY.-Mr. Estill,
Of Winchester, Tennessee, who took
passage from Nashville homoward,
yesterday, on the 2 o'clock train Of
Chattanooga cars, discovered when
about eight miles from this place
that he had been delivered Of his
pocket book, containing about six
teen hundred dollars, one thousand
of which was in one hundred dollar
bills on the Union Bank of Tennes-
see. He Immediately desired the
conductor to set bin down upon
the road, which was done; and on
ret.aciDg his way, he found his
pocket. book, containing a number
Of papers, but no money, near where
the railroad crosses Mill Creek. At
eur last accounts, nothing had been
discovered leading to the detection
Of the tbief.-Neics Of Friday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-21
The two-headed Negro Girl.

we witnessed on the Fair Grounds
at Nashville on Tuesday last, the
great wonder which the editor OF
the Banner SO correctly describes,
as follows:
Mr., Vessal yesterday requested
us to go to the Commercial Hotel to
see a rare lusus nature. He has a
negro girl who has four legs and feet
and two heads, four arms and
the upper parts of two bodies, per.
lectly formed, xith the exception
thst the heart of one Of these bodies is
in the right side instead of the left;
but though it is double as to its heads.
arms and legs, yet in its spinal and
pelvis arrangements it is one. Its
two heads are very intelligent and
answer and sing together. In an
swering questions asked by any one,
both answer together and in the same
words, or if different questions are
asked each answer differently. Ia
walking, the girl uses two or four
legs, whichever happens to be most
convenient. In eating she uses both
mouths, though it is supposed tina: one
would answer the purpose as well, as
there is but one set Of digestive
organs. 1t is the most remarkable
crea ture we have ever seen. 1t is
more wonderful than the Siamese
Twins-they were two persons Joined
together by a membrane This cir
is two persons with one body-duaI.
ty tn unity.