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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
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from the cLicago Democrat ianii-Douglas juno 18th
WHAr JupcE DoucLAs ExPEcTs. I'VE
have it from the hest authority, that Judge
Douglas expects that he will have friends
enough in the next Legislature to prevent
a choice between the Democrats and Re-
pnblicans. lie hopes 10 throw the election
over for the next two years Meanwhile,
he will join either Que or the others Of the
great political parties aud make sure bis re-
election to the Senate
This is all the man hopes 10 perform this
year The battle ground viii he the cen
tire Of the State The Republicans will
sweep the North. The Demoerats will
sweep The South He has made Cd his
mind that the Republicans will help the
Democrats in the South, and the Demo.
Gratis viii help tho Republicans in the North
and that bis only chance is TO hold the bal.
anee Of power, and throw the election
over.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

Com IN Ono ~ Messfs. s. NJ. Price &
Co., Of South Salem. Ross county, Ohio,
sent us a sample Of gold few duys since.
found in that vicinity, requesting US to have
it tested by competent persons here We
have done so, and fnd 1t good gold 20
carats fine. Mcssrs z. & Co, write
1--WE have discovered one mine five miles
South Of this place, which, aoeoi ding to
present prospecting, will pay 81 per day to
each hand Weshall commeace operations
next week in regular California style.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03


Among the items Of foreign news, by
the Arabia. which arrived at Halifax Oh
the 2sth alt, we end some allasion ii de.
bate in Parliament to The relations Of Eng
land with this country on the subject Of
visiting suspected vessels, for the purpose
Of checking theslaFe trade, Earl Malms-
bury deeply regretted that tho efforts Of
England 10 suppress the slave trade lad
not been'secouded by other nations. He
had admitted 70 the American Government
that asa question OF international law. Eng
land was not entitled TO thsright Of wish
or search, but he had put Il strongly to the
American Goyernment whether they would
permit their Gag TO be prostituted to the
viloEt of purposes and bad urged the nc
cessity of 80 ocean police. and that soms
understanding should be come to between
the diGeren. maratine nations which would
enable the nationality Of vessels te be clear
y verified wilhont auy danger Of breach
Of International law. He had every reason
to believe. from a conversation with the
American minister that some such arrange
ment might be como 10. With regard to
Spain, ii was notorious that hitherto the
moral support Of England had materially
aided her IN resisting tbc wishes Of the Uni
ted States % annex cabaj but il she still
peEsissed supporting the slave trade, il
was highly .probakle that tins present anxie.
ty of Gioat B.italn woala be exchanged
for Indifference.
IN the House Of Commons, Mr.. RoeDuck
sfatsd that the language used 10 The Amer,
can Congress was unworthy 81 a greas
country. 'fhey had always assumed that
Epglaa9 uished 70 insult them, but be
hoped they would NOW learn they had no
seeh desife
A MukbEn " Ns~ YoxK There eas
considerable excitement at Blsnehard's iIo.
| tel 10 Brtedgsy between IL and o'clock
Sanaay nefpiny, at which timo Captain,
DnhInlu, albclaerlg gensenap boafdiag a.
the bosc, * tie shipping iinof Duuhan
4 Diamoai, was Dangerously siaybgd 81
EdEsrd j. Andersoa, Lawyer an guest
Of the house, The wife AZ Nj Andsfsoa
bad taken afido with CAPT punhen and
hisiwile, and On their fetarn at l2ls2
o'clock il tho morning, Anderson, after .
"a - 10Y. -t41. f.-.t .Il.. ..i..,.. lre.. q dae..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
VUATCIIFS MISSING :

" ATCHES MISSING - BY some
w Hokas pos the following dc-Gbsd Watches have de-
parted on my shop 10 parts unknown aud dosiroas
nf iring their wie eabauts viii roy liberal
for any Information that will eld to their discovery eseci
Hunting Watch. that present from friend 10
lows; 0ne silver Detached Lever A J. Tohils maker i
erp OIL No 4B,7 my private mirk In 379 One 81
Hunting English Verge, Edmond Puce maker London. M.
l90l9 iuAie mark in case 25. Any Ies giving any
information Of the above essyf shal be rewarded teeor.
A. W. STEELE.
Aehtahrin. .Tuna "a 1879. ad1a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

Eg- The New York 7'ribsne says an inlelli-
gent writer in the train of the Utah Peace Com
missioners, states that The system Of buying and
selling lndiar women is carried on all doug the
route across the plains, among the traders and
frontiersmen, as rcgniar established practice.
AT all the forts along the route, the young of
ccrs, settlers and all who can aford il, keep their
squaws.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

a New AND DANGEROUS CoUkrERFEIr---
The Cincinnati Gazette raises tho alarm
concerning new and dangerous counter
felt just brought ont in that city The
spurious bills are tens on the State Bank
Of Ohio, and nre SO well executed that even
at homo the bankers are hardly able to dis
tingaiSh them.
In the counterfeit the letters of the Presi-
dents name are rounded of rather more
carefully than the genuine, and the main
lines are heavier in the latter than in the
former; but these differences are so slight
that ordinary judges wonld not notice them.
People who are not experts would not be
safe in taking bills Of this denomination on
any Of the branches Of the State Bank Of
Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
VILLAGE ORDINANCE 70 restrain

~ lDDA0E OltDiN ANCE 10 restrain
Neat Cattle from Iunnjng al large-e Il ordained BY
Che Mayor RccTder and Tusccs uf the Incorporated Village
Of each and every peron owring or having
charge OF airy Dxen Co Neat Cate Of any kind within the
limits Of this corporation shall and they hereby reuind to
securely yard the each every night before the onr
OF O'clock and keep them yarded uuti the hour OF
half past o'clock. n. ard any peaons owning
or having charge shy cattle found running a large
the strees anos alleys aubc grouds within The limits ot
this coroatiOn between the honra q aud pH shall
b fined for st oenc dollar and or the second and
subsequent offence two dollars 10 be assessed by tho
Mayor collected by the Marshal and paid into the tcasu
~ for the use Of the corporation.
Tb ordnance to take ec and be IN force ofp and after
the 2sth day Of June, D, 1853,
". x. MORRISON, Mayor.
Atfcst I p ponrnYsos Reeorder w 433
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

/ T
TnE So. It win be remembered BY the
Republicans cf the County IS the day fix-
ed for The couaty gathesIng for the selcc-
tiou of delegates . The State Convention
Il is desirable 70 have a good turn opt and
that slie occasion should be one suited 70.
Jog oar patriotism, ana inpart activity to
onr zeal IN The cause Of The people, against
asurpation aud a growing disregard Of the
land marks Of frvsdom cstablis he'd by the
latherS IN sbe earlier and better days Of
the republic. ,SpeakersOf talen t have been
secured for the occasion Aaotlier con
sideration. Of Interest to the Republican
voters Of the Couaty is, as we learn from the
last .SrhtiErl, INSTRUMENTATION Of "A gtrn
for he Organisatioa Of nc party and the
adoption efd sJste,h Of primary clcctions for
soauly nopitnatioas.D III there arc TO he
any moFements soraradical change in these
matters, it may be well to look into the
thing little, justlto see if it is estraiglits
haired" Let US, therefore, give our Jrffcr-
son fricndsa cordial visit, and help thein
ont With any tedious jobs they may havs
on hand, lngbis season Of physical prostra-
iion.
THospsos 9illno doubt do something TO,
fit Us for the task
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

we learn from Sierra Leone that the
British crusiers on the coast of Africa seized
seven suspected slagers six of them Ameri-
cans, in April aud May last. One Of these
captured vessels vas discharged, as their
was no sntiicient proof against her tho
Others would appear 10 be either condemned
or still in custody.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
A New aud Tmporians
.nISCoYERY IN MEDICINE. :

~ Just OuL
DR. CuLvERwELLs REPORT OK Az yxrREfY XIV ASP
rgRFEcr REnEDY for SpemaiorheI seminal Wcakners,
Debility, SeFouFness Depression oil Sui is Loss Of Enefes
assitude, 7imdiy. involuntary seminal nrcharere fnpa
ed sight aud Memory, Hotches and pns the face. lea
dfeson Pail ation Of the Heart and bodily Trostraton
of the whole yseu, Inducing Iinpoeney, and mental and
physical ncslaeiiy.
This little work. enanailng from qualified member Of the
medical profession, gives NFoHMATioy
rrnsEp, 70 all persons enertaing doubts Of their
physical conoon who conscious Of having hazardod
their health and happiness. -a M
Is sned gratis to suffering humanity for their benefit
and the suppression ~ anlEiciFn ano eNarbant ieee
any address, recipt OF stamps ty Or. Chas.
KLINE, $50 LIT Avenue, New York 94l 3n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

sEzcrEsloS Fnos crFvEIANp on THE 5ht,
The splendid steamer North Star, will gige
pleasure excursion on the 5th Of July,
for the benefit Of the IL. 2. Church, West
Side, leaving her dock at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and at ! and o'clock p NJ fine band
viii be in attendance, Tickets 30 cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

WEBsTER's SPELLING Book At the age
Of twenty-five, hvc years after bis graduation
Mt Yale collegc-he IN the mean time having
studied law--Dr. Webster published that clc-
mealay eompend, called Webstcra Spelling
Book, Of which niore than thirty millions arc
said 10 have been printed aud from which
p obabl5 more THAI three times as many peo.
p e have Iearued TO read as thsfe are adults II
tle United states, and far more tban all the
adults who speak the English language IN tho
world - Or. Hepea.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

BIsuoP HregEs AGAINST THE PEEss u. 3.
SwAIN Of the Albaey Statesman. has been
placed under arrest, aud held in confinement at
the Instance Of t JoHs, Bishop OF New York.
The allegations set forth libeIlious publications
in the Statesman, il recept exposure of se-
cret society known as the Circle Of Jesus"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

Ia accof'nncs fiih re ealt for Rspueli
cen stare Cblsoo,|oa ~ Rsppblieaus Of Ash,
sassl, z ~ !. . s'' l'gIlsaso 'ss'us's f sss'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

The Cleveland Herald says the community
Of Free Lovers at Berlin IIislas numbers from
80 to so, and is constantly erecting buildings
and becoming more aud more bold in their Ii.
centioas mode Of living. Bathing 10 parties
made up Of both genders. 10 nude state is
common amusement.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

lar Arrangements having been made
for ths removal Of the remains of James
Monroe, ex-presideut Of the United States,
ou tbe 81 Of July, 10 Richmod Va, where
The obsequlea via take place on the 5tb.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
WAR WITH ENGLANDill

edeap enough 70 make object biz cason<fr 10 bey
what they Nsnt IN that Inc ~ him Ne has got bo bet
assortment Of Boots aud Shoes mso Of the se beet of
socA warranted not % MP and viii sell uen cbeaptI so
Cash than be bought ~ Hpy store ia taNn. no Huh
BOt but the proof cf the pudding Is chewing the STING
call and examine ls stock n Booa and shoes beofe ral
chasing elsewhere hnd So what PHILLIPS can DO fcH
win ed bis shop a the sn Of ho Big Boot PISS S'oeA
AEhtahua, Ofis
work warlspisd. 4ls y. i1nbtjfs-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

Custom Carding. spinning, Cloth Pressing
dsS "''' HART Van AEISs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

III AVING now commenced the Mann
Setertaq of FANNINe 4ltIs N ~ locality again, ~ M
dacng batter article than a. ever heen nod - "a. e
e,is, 10 nccufs liai patcnaee
Fauning Ml Merits.
Fsnrthe Miil Is one he3pe well made dbes its uo -,
f,c and a. suaodily a. 6tkied, and lhst win Clsoa
palfcis n Ctsg ceekei, ,urti n eais fop the rhek'
Xarf all M fden3 and aoau an other kinda of gTa|
eceas a. se 1he Mn iinw nlsle sill % al tiis a "
snfgd M-~nili 50 IN looit an5 esaipIy4l more "A
etreenn than ufnalturus uneninnnn oaeY~is fntI N1
nae1 n good asaterels.-and Fiu bo eoid a. obtt1
good min can BE- bonglt a. Az ords.t rionptW ~
to Shop hanker dil. LEWIS d Cltu10|.
Ashtabus june lA 155s a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

Tor gABE--f0 Shares cf tho Fef.
Asbtabala' 'a'a Jane j, 1855. Ii2 ~ HgbpAho:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

NleARAGUAN AFEAiRs. - Within the las t
day or two the affairs Of Nicaragua have
ASSUMED q shape entirely unexpected NJ.
Felix Belly, who checked our Minister,
Gen. Lamar. has hesn himself eheck-mated.
Ms grand project for an interoceanic canal,
With French.shipssetswar 10 keep the tram
sit 6psn, which 50 csptiyated President
Martinez, is rejected By the Legislature Of
Niearagua, vhilc NJ. Sartiges. the French
Minister at Washington. has dsnied that
the French government has any knowledge
Of M. Belly's acts. fss- H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
Cleveland Infrmary, May 2, so.

1NHERE are in this Insttutien as o.
charge upon the City anau7s o. llelf ees asa gfss
81 they Locoas OF age ri uisA1 pefaors up9a s1lI p
ducie trfnonals fom the Clergyman, 1lasistreie ~
rssiees ~ their town that ity are ltah % 'nfp
The care Of and % shae up such elsa.en pR.saa pn<
c'epelard, o. spiss aeang pEsslsE lnenes,y'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03

Coon ADFIoE--One o. Wyatfs common
sayings was, that there was, three things
which should plways DO strictly observed :
~ Never @ plty With Aay mans unhappi-
pses Or defofuitg, Ter that Is inhuman ;
nor on euperIors, fortbat IS saacy aud aa-
dptlipI uer on hely matter, for that Is IL,
relgI0aag
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-03
16.ooo lba. Of WOOL wanted,

IN exchange for Cloths aud Sfocking
Il yarn at HART VAHAKCss Ro0LEH FACTORY.
two nes south Of Aahabala village. Our cloths consist Of
FlanRels. plain and fancy Cussimere. satinets,
Tweeds, Broadeloths &c. &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
Mrs. IInnnen of0p1 fcIrtn 81, says Of
Dr. M lanes Celebrated Vermifugs, Prepar.
ed by Fleming Dfos., OF Pittsburgn.


chill af mls snslns .yinPialsf ~ns, sase Il haiis
anr NLu,g's crlgiraleI yemhsr, Which hrusa aSay a
tuieh Wprn., nv'ris, shelll inisr abr thirty Tie
chm wasnry .ies aarhs ne "prio, hut q nov u sFl
hearty,
No, Tri IA, IS iUsHsS ~ writes nnl late u Aa;us 10,
lSal AMI sys she hi 'n truAc with warns &c mv than
year aWlih shst,ps hattie fpr Mline'' curl NT-
lsc pnIarvi by Paing Hires, which hnnsl away frm her
ovrihpe hunlr sun. hIs aui THE. he noN sl,"s lrr-
Sfh,ie u,irely free inaa disease
Yrs. 8aggias, dnnan womn, residing n 81 hlsis'ht
street, sys, that ar using yaof Manes Celebrated Nrr
mlnsr, u, passs two n,se iaPf Torn'.
The above cerlaes all fnm rlIrs we'll knawn IN this
city. ifere amy who ,p'lJ they have the na'' AMI adj
rs,s,, aud can ,all' lrlnsclve. by persl IAl inquiry,
ar rchasrs will -,rch,l to nsk for IN, ArLANEs cLi
EiiArtD NfhMlfluE hilnuitlnrsSi lay fLEMlNu DioS-
pl irsnRg, PA Al otlH Ncsumss Ia crriurlsnaT arr worth
css r ML,lrs gcunc N.nnnsei lf6 is Celebrated Ivsr
lls, eau be had ut all rsNcia'lc drug stres None
genuine irffhart the NgHafmr0f FLEMING bRps
sll wholesale aud rrt ~ bytkcOvL MEAD, New Orleans
deleul Asyts ta Ne :uuiprn Suites ais, by sAiIE roM
As, Dallas Texas ANIL b, dealers in neccs In every to"n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

I'm ,syoc, iry .ufsrloE SUPRENE cOURT.
az W. ar 4, nna
iais J~.sies ~ fis sssffs Govt g'sdv'h IN Ausas
en- Foe DSrnnT .irr0Rygy
~, are "a q. anaouure JOIN q Mccoy, rs a
.alIsr nr r-elccn u hr alice ,o District inofHtg ~
,sio,h Jaili .rssleeen u Ausnsl asSl ,,,y,
Ne arr au,hnFhei anf rsplesiel "a annnc' AMH hisN
IAW Rs VI Els, asa rnhlale far Disi'ri Hofafy 'lhs
,,h ilieal nl.uiel.-tlectign n Aus,tsl nsS,
FOR CLERK DISTRICT COURT. = ,,.ov,
We ans aniors, anil rcqur,iel annaince IN lhpM'
en- =. saeislg g. rssQ,s AZ ss, i, st ss. q ,e u.
FoR cHiLFtEBSsIck DiLl.is.coINN,irn ;;,rru.
We peTi IN rsg To- apaes y ~,
~ Is candidate iar ,ls sle ., 'N'"-'"s''
We authorized AMI requested 9, aiolse sit.ity u
lbNrd0MERy, Rk A. acanlldnte for 'A'f J"""f ~ D"''
te'""ftso s s sTsSiF y A OF bglis cogyry
We are sas n S oi. >, s sSSSG % cos eA'
hs s''S'''" IN N ToR e psaS cLrR9.
Ne are au requested to announce ". MAsTkN
cahintr Cor reelection the Office 81 Cfet Of me Comfy
NJ Of Data, County, u lly eleeilon IN Amas' next
,'e are au,iarlnei to nn,ouce b W HINT candidate
he oAlce of Treasurer qDaes corsty the election In
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
We authorized nni requested tn announce WILLIAM w.
MAS candidate for sHrreyor If Daa' County at the
are aa,erIse and rcle.irl N JOHN H. COLI
,psaranitaic for recollection to The oncc Of Srreeyee Of
ROD .iSSESSOR IyD COLLECTOR.
eAre authorized AMI requested tonnnnncc 10 H. phNHiN"
candidate for the orr Of.fsstss0r ard coHfofof ~
va as County ut the cicc,l0Iii IL Ausist next
Wrnre authorized To anounec AAiES T. Ho1DNluni rs
iatr the clec IL issrssbr and Collector ~ Daso
=. Il the ensuing August election.
IN coySr.iBhE PREcIScT' No. J, DALLAS co.
We are authorized nnl requested ia announce j. LsMiIli
ndhlntc FIR the uiccof Constable r Precinct No In
ID /, county, at the election IN August next.
arenull r1cl and requested oainAitc 4. W. CARTER,
affiliate for office 81 Constable for PJteiHct No.
NJ County, nj the election n August ncSt,
Sc are authorized nll requested annduicc WESLEY VI.
'iAt Ir canlHc for Constable IN Precinct M. Dali
inty. Elcctlolin August nest,
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEicR.
vs. re authorized 81 WILLIAM Meet LLOtulI ~
late for Justice Of M Peace In prccnct No. l. Dallas
ltIv Election IN August next a., .
70 authorized md r,tcstcl u announce A.iEN HEARD,
ihlntc for "Sqnire"uf Fccnrt M In August leNt.
We are authorized ann ounce JAMES y. SMITH, EsI,
,lhnie for reelection the office II JHsticr II ihl
On. Precinct M, l. Dallas county, u. the ensuing August
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
vs.. authorized i. A. WIN ~ candidate ~
H IN he Office Of county Commissioner Of Dallas couh-
- D. lon In August next.
81 u,au,olc announce S. A. FISHER, ~ cuniidatc
ctim to the Office Of County Commissioner, 1.-THE csu-
3u 7ist election. 4.. az,
81 authorized to announce JAMES ". Bl,owDER
lrAAc County COMMISSIONER, Dallas county Election
O., 'ili LAY In August.
H02 COUNTY CLERK Of KIUFU.fN COUNTY
W. authorized nml requested to announce JASPER W,
lI n n candidate fgr Cirrk IF the County Court nj
tri'u n coBHtg, ut the election In August rcxt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

No.
/ EhiliiIETii MAnrtN; e II;
GEo. c. NIERREI, ri al
THE STATE OF TENAS,
/ To the Sheriff of DdVas COWaty:--
| VNTllEREAS, Elizabeth Martin, Zen Merrel
! w Mary \. .Mefrcl Olivia j. Webb and VIM
! Webb her husband, Nancy Horton and - lor-
| ton, her husband, julia A. Wright and j. W.
Wright, her husband, have fled their petition in
the Office of the Clerk II the District Court OF
Dallas county, alleging That they are the heirs
at law of Eli NIerrel, ST.. Chat on the---day Of
Is, said Eli departed this life in said conn-
ty: that on the-day of-lS-. Ben Nlefrel was
appointed Admir-, of the estate of said Eli that
charged from all further liability about said es.
tate, by tho County Court Of palna county ;
that tie property ii said estate was leitfdndiSid
sd and is yet undivided among the heirs at law
of said Eli that the property so left undivided
consists of one tract of 800 acres Of land IN Dali
las county; oiie other tfatt,of 800 actcs i'll said
COUNTY. one other tract Of 100 acres in Said cdrn
ty, one other tract of AZ acres in said county,
and 43S acres of the land certificate Of WIN. Ben
net not yet located: and that the lGllo~ing per-
sons WHOM they pr,y he made defendants, are
also heiFs 1t law of tle said Eli, and entitled to
distributv6 slidre Of said estates th-Wit Geo.
c.. Margaret f., John Mccoy and Thorn A.
NIercrl, who ara minors and reside in Dallas
county, Texas. William Merrel, who resides in
Lewis coitnty, Missouri, two minor children of
Phoebe Wright and W.. Wright, her husband
whose ndncs are unknown, and who residcin the
county and State last aforesaid, John w. and
.ihner e: MeTrel. niitpr ehildten of Eli Merrill,
II Wh6 fes:5,5 in DALLAS county, Texas, and Tho
heirs of Charles Merrel, whose number, names
and residence are unknown, and praying that
said defendants be cited ID appear ard answer :
that a guardian GE Htcai be appointed to repre-
sent said minors that they have decree for
nartition and distribution of said estate that
the costs Of This suit he raid ly the several dis
tfbdtees III hFot5rtion 10 thef respec i've shares,
and for general relief This is therefore TO com
martd YOU 30 summon the said Wm. blerrcl, the
two minor heirs of Phoebe and w. T. Nfigh and
Ehe unknown heirs Of Charles Merrol, by publ
cation for eight successive weeks in the Dallas
Herald, newspaper pfintea In Dallas couOr '.
Texas. that they make their personal appea >ance
at the next term ofthe District Court, e, be held
at the court house In the town Of Da.ias, on the
10th Monday after the 4th Monday in Mareh. 1875 s
then and there to answer the plaintiffs petition.
z@sES Witness, Ed. {. Br,wder. Clerk
LfA c&9Aor said Court, and the seal thereof
ElkfiSEhereon impressed, at Office in Dallas,
SssazrSI this 10th day of Nav, 1883
Attest FD. c. BROW DER
Cierk District Court Dallas county, Ter.
Issued May 10. 1853
Came to hand May 10, 1855. and executed BIZ
ordering publication in the Dallas Herald as
herein commanded same day, A. BEARD,
Deputy Sheriff Dallas county.
Ti6.st.-Print. Fee $50 90
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

MURDER. MURDER, AND RUMERs of MuRDER,
Last week there were only murders repor-
ted in the Nation and two precints yet to hear.
from; and twasnt good killing week neither.
In addition to the 0ne we noticed last week,
we have 10 record two others. MIR. ii. Y.
Colbert, Sheriff of Pamela county met Mr..
Piera Train at the Red Rivet crossing at Pres
ton and split some whiskey belonging to Tram,
thereupon difficulty arose when the former
shot the laitel with shotgun, which caused
his death.
z. Taylor, Chickasaw was killed, but It is
not known whocommitted the murder.-Chich-
ass,r Herald. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10

JUDGEs BELL AND Buc1LEy-Qlite an ews
apper fight is waglng by the friends of the fes
pective gentlemen who aFe aspiring TO high.
Judicial honors We intend to take no deci-
ded stand between the gentlemen themselves,
there Is however principle ihvoleed,, which
forces US to assume the position, that judicial
Offices political and party Conventions are not
the proper tribunals to select .hem. 1t is well
said by the Galveston News that neither Mar
shall, nor Kent, nor Story would have the dual'
hcatons to be Justice of the Peace in TEXAS,
because Tofsooth, neither of them could have
received the nomination from patty Conveu-
ton. Were the people left free from party
dictation, doubtless the Judicial ermine, would
rarely be soiled by Partialityi or the Judgement
thwared by prejudice, or Justice dethronedt'
and passion and feeling assumes tt preside
when the blind goddess alone should assuitie
to SET Fairfield Pioneer.