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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29
reb. Is. 1855.
sssErVFlr,s SAFE.

DY virtue Of three writs of venditioli ex-
-he poDas issued BY the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee, ana to
me directed. viii expose to sale to the high
est'bidder, fer cash, at the court-heuse. door
in the townof Fayetteville, on Saturday,
the 29shof May, 1865. ali the right,
title, claim, and interest thas Elizabeth Rowell
has in and to certain tract or lot of LAND
in Lincoln coEptF. Tennessee, in District No.
Is, and bounded as follows, to-wit:--Begin-
ming at stake. HAYS corner, running. South
with the lands of the heirs of David j Row
ell to an ash, s. BANDS corner. thence East
with the land Of the said Rowell's heirs TO &
stake, thence NcTth-west course,it being a
conditional lire between the said Bland and
the heirs Of the said RoweA. to the beginning
containing four acres, be the same more or
less. Levied upon by J. II. Blair, a Constable
Of Lincoln eountys Tennessee, as the property
of said Elizabeth Rowell at the suits of John
Goodrich.
". NJ. ALEXANDER, sssny.
|. April Is, 1s5s--(4t-sz
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

Frost I
Early this week, there weretwo or
three quite heavy frosts in this egion.
At the time Of preparing thisHitem.
the extent of damage, if any, dpnot
be determined but well-grolded
fears are entertained for the saety
of the early Wheat.
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,g.Rg.AE.FGRD.
sf7E.E7rrr-a SALE.

- l. &
pY virtue Of writ of -yenditioui exponas
~ issued oy the Clerk of the C;schit Court
Of Lincoln county, Tenn, and TO me directed.
\ will expose to sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. at the courthouse door in the town Of
Faystteyine, on Saturday, tEle g9.h day
Of May, 1883, all the right, tile, claim,
and interest that G. ". Brewer has in and to
attract of LAND in Lincoln County. Tenn, in
District No. 2, on the waters Of C0ifee's Greek.
bounced as follows:--On the South BY the
lands Of T. L. Simpson, on the North By Nich--
olas Eysfs, on the East by Che lands Of Amer
lea Stone. On tte West by the land Of w. G.
Esans-ssidf 70 contain ninety or one hundred
acres. Levied on by ia. Silyertooth. a Con-
stable Of Lincoln county. Tenn, as The prop
erty of the said G. W. Brewer. at the suit Of
Holt s. Hiles.
WIN. ALEXANDER, SlrT.
April Is. 1853 4t-S4.}
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

C4PIrAL PUNISHMENT Abolished. =
The Legislature of Louisiana has
passed a law abolishing capital pun
ishment, and the substitution of hard
labor for life in the place thereof.
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LAID WARRANTS.

SOS and 1905. .a5c
AUS .-...s o0c.
Cotton The week opened rather unfavora-
ably, end during the earlypart CT the week
the transactions were limited. At the
close ths market rallied and a. pretty
large amount changed hands. Sales were
made at 9@ 10lsc
Tobacco--sold at the following priees:6 40.
6 IS, 5 70, so. 6 06.s so.
Provisions Bacon continues to cine in
freely. The ruling price is s.. for hog round,
at which. holders do not manifest much ea-
gerness to take hold. We occasionally hear
OF sale of very choice at fraction over our
quotation. Lard finds ready 11Le at 9@9zc,
in good shipping packages.
Flour and Grain--The demand for -four is
still limited Choice brands are selling in a
retail way at SIS, though large lot could not
be SOLD at SO high figure. Superfne sells al
&iQ4 35cs For wheat there is no demand
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Coed Templars

A Lodge Of this temperance or
gauization was instituted in this
place several weeks since, and,
we understand, is rapidly increas.
ing in numbers. A public demon
stration is talked Of, We are told, and
viii probably take place early in
July
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29
at Fayetteville on Monday, Nay Sd,
At Mulberry, Tuesday, HAY Alb,
1T Lynehbprg, "Wednesday, May SIN.

1EyEgETTss PAVILION OF SCIENCE
( u AND ART, embracing Magic, Eusic,
Comic Eccsnsricities. Fun. Farce. Froiic, aud
Negro Minstrslsy--.he whole comprising a
Miscellaneous Melange that never fails to
please.
ADMsrTAxcE, so cents; children and ser
wants, 25 cents Doors open at 2 in the eve
nirg and at night-perierma nce TO commence
half hour afterwards.
Apr29 CHARLES DAILY, agent.
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Religious
A Sacramento Meeting, 10 IN
], clude next Sunday, is appointed TO
be held at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church 10 this place.
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Land for Sale

Land for Sale =
Our readers, On referring to anotb-
er column, will see that some valuable
properly is soon to be sold to the
highest bidder.
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Savannah, Ga.

savannah, Ga.
Bacon--Clear sides 11@IL.
Ribbed-10@1lc.
! Shonlders--0@9e.
| Hams--1l@l2c. -
fsa.
Corn-75@77c.
Lard--l1@12Ec.
Oats--5O@ 55c
Feathers--37 @4oc.
Atlanta, Ga
Bacon--Heg round 10c: Clear sides lie;
.Hams lola q IL; Shoulders 81 60.
Corn-Brisk at 60c; sacked. Wheat and
Hour dull at former quotations; Lard in bbls
lie.
Chattanooga. Tenn-
Corn is getting in more demand, but we
hear OF none loose IN the ear selling for more
than 40c; in sacks it wcald bring more.--
Wheat is not much talked about; quotations
merely nominal
Flour--Superine S2@2 25 per sack.
Bacon--Hog round 80 @l0.
Lard-9 q l0c
Wheat-Red 65@7o.
Augusfn, Ga
Bacon Hog, round 1O14 @IOI; sides 11S
@ IL; shoulders 8; hams I0@l0I: lard ll3@
123. Red Wheat 95@S1; White lo@l Is;
Hour AZ @5 for superline, and Sd @53l for
extra family: Corn 70a75; Oats 40@45;
Stock peas 95@Sl Feathers 35; Bntter l3@
IL; Eggs lo@ll; Pea nuts $l@l %.
ShesbyyisIe, Tenn
Bacon--Transactions. of the present we elk
have been quite heavy. Receipts large and
demand good, at 8a81sc
No change to note in Groceries. The mar
ket is well supplied.
!, Sugar--By the Dbl, s@1oc; by the hid Z
Cofee--l3@141, according to quality and
quantity.
Molasses-1n bbl.. and half Dbl. 4o@45;
retail Soc
Lard-ss4@9c.
Wheat-The market is dull. White Coo,
Red soc.
Flour--s2 25@2 so.
Cotton--7@lo1Sc.
Tobacco-Leaf, 3@5c p ID.
Nails--5@6 &C.
Whisky--25@8o &c. by the Dbl.
Star .Candles--By The box, 23@25c.
Tallew Candles--lS@ l5c.
Rice-7@7hc.
Beeswax--20 cents.
Feathers--25c per Id.
Baltimore, 3Ed--
The market for coffee quiet, and we ara
without transactions to note. The stock of
coffee has been considerably reduced. aud is
now about u. 600 bags. Holders are very firm,
and will rot sell unless atOfull rates. We
quote Rio coffee at 1O@1e1sc for medium
grades; 1o3 q 1890 for fair to good grades, and
for prime do. We quote Laguyrs
at l2@lsEc. No Java coffee in market.
New Orleans. La--
Cotten--Sales 5000 bales: sales of the week
$4,000; receipts 22 600 bales; stock in port
Molasses Doc; Flour s4 25@4 so: Wheat, red
81 O1R, white 81 %; Mess Pork. $l8 rs.
firm. Lard l3c. India PauUino 141[e Coffpa
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NGzrHE@ = Ea
II Il -
Winchester and Alabama Rail Road.

HSHE stockholders in the Winchester and
Il Alabama Rail Road Company are noti-
fed to meet At FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, on
the 9th dry OF May, 1855, for the pur-
pose of eIeeting fifteen DlREcTeKs for said
Company for the next year.
The Directors of said Road are requested
to meet the 9Th of May.
+. T. ESTILL, Secretary.
April 90, 1854
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, MARRIED..

In this county, Mr.. w. L. METcA-FE and
Miss ELIZABETH PITeocK.
In this county, Mr.. ALLEN coBLs and Miss
C. A. w. BRADY.
In this county, Mr.. G. T. cHEsoR and Miss
MoURNING WAsHBURS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

Fun Ahead
Eyerett's Varieties viii exhibitln
this place, Mulberry, and Lynchbus.
next week.
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D9!grglrI2R JUDGE on
GENTLEMEN GOODS
Than one who has not

We still make up Clothing to order. All
who buy Goods at other houses, and want to
have them MADE UP TO FIT, can do so BY
calling on us at the old stand, next door to
Webb & McPhail's.
We would.hke you to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
NEELD & FLEMING.
April l. 1858.
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NJ AdveTtisemeEtsmu be handed intothe
Office by Tuesday Aorniag, TO insure an appear
ance in the following Paper. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

except BY Millers, who are paying GOOSE.
Wecan heaf Of no transactions in Corn, and no
demand. II sale conld be made we suppose
Boo. would be the highest price that could be
obtained.
Groceries The stock of. groceries on the
market is very large and the transactions have
been heavy, ct former quotations, say sugar 70
81, Molasses 32@35; cuffee Iz4@13llac.
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OBJ Markfts --Iutest pntas
Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
OBSERVER OFFICE,

Fayetteuiae, April 20, 1858.
We have prepared the following table
with good deal of care. and believe it may
De relied on as correct
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

" ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the or
der ia which they are handed N.
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Ncyy OrIeans. Lac

Cotton--Sales 5000 bales: sales of the week
$1,000; receipts % 600 bales; stock in port
$40, O00 bales; market unchanged. Sugar q;
Molasses Doc; Flour 81 25@4 so: Wheat, red
81 OH, white 81 %; Mess Pork. $l8 25.
firm; Lard l3e; India Begging 1876; Coffee
1Ols 1o4 GIL
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HnoxyiIic. Te,,n--

Knoxville, Tenn
'Bacon--Hog round, SO9c.
Coffee--Rio, 100 l4e; Java2 zoe.
Dried Apples 81 l pa.
Raisins--S4 per box.
Flour--S uperine SO 1904.
Ginseng -35@4 oc per pound.
: Glover seed SO per bushel. e
White wheat 55@ Coo.
Red wheat-45@ soc. ~
Corn-30@33c.
0ats--25c.
Sugar Brown, SO Zoe; crushed, lac 15c.
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Bacan--Hams l2c; Tennessee clear sides
12Is q 13c; shoulders l0@llc-
FLOUR Extra in bbls SIC 81 go.
Superfne--In bbls, $500 25;Euperfne in
sacks So 1896
Lard--12@l4c
Corn-ln sacks, e0c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

Thanks
We are indebted to Hons. Geo. N
Jones, j. Y fright, and J. Fl 8ar
age, for Congressional favors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

CElANCEERX SALE OF LAND. :.
I'm pursuance Of decree Of the Ghancery
IL Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee. made
at the February term. 1858. of said Court, IN
the case Of Thomas O. Stephenson rs John
Caughran and others. will. on Saturday.
the 9th day of June. 1858, offer for
s:sle. at pubic auction, to the highest bidder.
uDo41 the premises. a s.
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Valuable Tract Of Land

belonging to the estate of John Crawford,
dec, lying adjoining the town Of Camargo,
containing about 163 acres
TERMs:-Said Land VII be sold--subject
to the widows dower--FoR CASH.
Z. FARQUHARS0N,
April 20, l95S-4t CHI q III.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-29

We would say that we need money badly.
and allow no house 70 undersell US for CASH
April s, 1858.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables,and Justices blanks just printed
and for sale at our desk--eaca0. ~
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Atlanta, Ga

Bacon--Heg round 1Oc; Clear sides lie;
,Hams l0la gil; Shoulders 81 60.
Corn-Brisk at 60c; sacked Wheat and
Hour dull at former quotations; Lard in bbls
lie.
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Chattanooga. Tenn
Aug,.sfn. Gn--

AuglsSfn, Ga
Bacon Hog. round lO14 @Iol; sides III
g IL; shoulders 8; hams Io@l0I; lard ll4@
l29 Red Wheat 95@S1; White 10@l 10;
flour AZ @5 for superfne, and 514@5sl for
extra family. Corn 70@75; Oats 40@45:
Stock peas 95@ 81; Feathers s.; Bntter 13@
le; Eggs l0@1l; Pea nuts $l@l %.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-22

is HEREBY GIVEN, that, by virtue the decree
l of the County Court of Collin county, and State
az Texas exercising Probate jurisdiction, the under
Ined Commissioner appointed by said Court, at its
October Term, A. d. 1858, will proceed to sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder, at
IN. Court house door, in the town OF Mckinney, on
n frnt 'ruep.loy in J~,-e~y r,ort =. ID. tco', Inv
Flowing describe property belonging to the estate OF
In ncin Clark deceased to-wit 300 acres, the South
half of the homestead tract of said deceased, OH
White Rock creek near tile line between Collin and
% Has counties aso 800 acres the North hafof said
homestead tract Of said deceased, subject to life cs-
,ola of said Clark's widow, Mrs. Slack, in 81
acres, part Of said North half, specified hy mctcs
and hounds in the report of the Commissions of par.
tition of said estate. Also, Mt he same time and
nlace ONE NEGRO WOMAN AND CHILD; the
woman young and likely; not over II years. ana
child Is months old, belonging to sail estate sa'a
woman has been hired for two or three years Al
fuckers Union Hotel, in the town of Mckinney,
where she now employed and may be seen until the
dsy of sale. Also, as above. one bounty Military
Land Warrant, issued by the Adjutant General OF
the State of Texas to Frederick Ridge, inventoricd
and appraised rs part Of the estate Of SAID deceas-
led.
TERMS OF sALE.-One fourth of the pur-
chase money on all sales will be required in cash. on
the day of sale, and the balance on credit OF IL
months, to be secured by len on the land sold, ah;
note with approved security; and on the negro sold
to be secured by bond with approved security and
on the land warrant said deferred payment shall he
secured by the note of the purchaser with approved
security HARRISON JAMESON,
1 Commissioner.
Mckinney, Nov. 90, lS5s--23:4t*
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Farm, fOY sale.

rJ'IE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
L in Tarrant county 8 IL miles North Of Fort
WORTH OH the road leading from Fort Worth to Den
ton and Gainesville, containing $40 ncres, acres in
cultivation under good fence, good log cabins, and
fine well Of water in the yard the title is undoubt-
ed. Also, lGO acres of tmbcred land in the West
Fork bottom, near the above farm the title undoubt
ed. Also, 500 acres of uc land adjoining the above
described 800 acres on the West. good log cab
in and smokehouse aud acres of broke land, and a
we'll Of lasting water in the yard. For further par
ticuars and terms apply to T. Wilcox on the premi-
cs or the undersigned at Denton, Denton Co. Texas.
cHAs C. LACY
Ia, lS5S -o3tf
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Escaped.

- Escaped.
TIur ar the rr soners committed to our jail FROM
Colin county, Copeland, Hunter and Williams, the
ifg. named charged with hog stealing and the last
$40 with ste1iiur iorscs ccApcd On Saturday NOR
Ting ast. Itnutor was oyer'akcn at the end Of a
well contested foot race by Beard, the jailor, and
Mr.. shsfer, who happened to be close by at the
zine, and YRS brought back and lodged in jail The
ether two made cd their escape though holly pur-
surd. and still at large.
The manner Of heir escape was thus: The jsllor
hsi gou1 at tho usual hour in the morning to give
the prisoners their breakfast; after opening the door
hs went to the oppositc side of the Jail for something
leaving his son gtsnding at the door The three pris
ousrr named rushed out Of the door running over the
Noy aud enc or 40 other persons that came in their
way Some person or Ssrsons had conveyed file to
them through thu CRATES, with which they had filed
off the heavy irons with which they were manacled.
Copeland and Williams were tracked to the river
NOTION below own. 1t issupposed they would lie
secrete4 tlere sone time and then mako good their
cscrpe
This ii another strong proof that the best Of jails
but TOO seldom all to hold horse thieves, and is addi
sona confirmation Of the existence of confedera-
tod ofganyod band extending through the country,
renly to aastst and extricatc each other from any
difficulty. This is the great reason why so many
horse thieves have recently been lynched, as it was
known the ails would not hold them, and they would
thus 90 unwhipt of justice.
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fa Sanders Who is still in Jail and did mt get
out and says he did want to, expresses the hope
Tat WiliGm may be brought back to that ail,
because he believes him to be great scoundrel, and
because he swore lie to his mess-mates Tin jaiD
about piece of tobacco. We believe Sanders is hon.
est in what he says. We can't conceive of greater
piece Of mGaunsss than refusing to divide tobacco
with comrade under any circumstances.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-22

W.ILNaS 20, offer for sale their Steam
Cr.s. ami srr Nt.l the Elm Fork Of Trinity to-
-.rt.r r.. r.a breo to ten hundred acres Of land,
trrr..- r.a..,. re house. blacksmith shop Se'-
I. i.a.aa- lrr u. valuable property In the county,
aa4 .Tsu 90, rtuniiy for making a profitable
lrrf.r.sl. g.. rertisemenL
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Mckinney, Nov. 90, lS5s--23:4
TIE STATE OF TEXAS, !
County OF DALLAS.

To The Sheriff Of Dallas County.
VIZ IIEREAS, Sarah Dye, Miranda - Bennett
w and her husband, Jas. NJ. Bennett, Mar
tina Beeman and her husband, VIM. Ii. Bceman;
Jane Sage and her husband. Daniel Sage Amos
Dive, Adalide Dye and George Dye, all OF whom
reside in the County of Dallas, and State OF
Texas, have filed their petition in the D'strie.
that VIM B. Dye departed this life intestate,
and was at the time of his death the owner OF 32o
acres land, it being his headright as colonls1
of PETERS Colony, and that it is located on the
South half of section II in township 2 North
of the first base line and in range 2 East OF the
first or principal meridian, that they together
with Enoch Dye, Joseph Dye, Benjamin DTe'
Sarah VasselIe and her husband, - Fasselle,
and Elizabeth Arnold, all the heirs at law of the
said Wm B. Dye. that said tract of land is all
the estate of which he died seized. and that IT
cannot be partitioned without injury to all the
nariies. Wherefore they ask that the said
Enoch, Joseph, Benjamin, Sarah Vasselle and
her husband and Elizabeth Arnold, be made par
ties defendant and cited by publication, and that
said land be sold and the proceeds thereof DO d.
yided between said heirs after paying the cost OF
this suit.
Won ara therefore commanded to cite said
Enocb. Joseph, Benjamin, Sarah Vassele and
her husband.F. b. N. Vasseile and Elizapeth
Arnold, defendants. by publication In the Daiias
Herald for four successive weeks, to appear at
the next Term of our District court for SAID coun
ty. on the first day thereof, to be held at the
Court house in the town of Dallas, within ana
for the county of Dallas, the 10Th Monday
after the Sd Monday in September, A. d. 1888,
then and there to answer said petition.
Witness Ed. G. Browder, clerk
"a @SA of said court and the seal of said
| NEaSfJ court hereon Impressed, this 3D.,
s@ST December, A. d. 1858.
Attest: ED. C. BR0WDER, Crk.
District Court Dallas County, Terds.
By JACK l.. tEsARp, Deputy
Came to hand Sd Dec, 1853, and ordered to
be published in the Dallas Herald Tor tour sue
cessiye weeks Enoch Dye, Joseph Dye, Ben
. amin Dive. Sarah Vasselle and her husband, +
f b. N. yasselle and Elizabeth Arnold will taxi
, notice and appear accordingly.
WORMLY CARTER, Sh'f. d. {. l.
23:4t
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IEs .sfI ~ ss.rs. D. u, Nhesloek Co.
Hta,-.I U- Is Magazine ST. New orlsAhs'
sInIsUa.l Fl. .iI advertising sOluIaIs to-day
1,Uar.I . he'll aud sell known IRA, which
rsrIs.e .H-r from Us. They are represented
.n.r.t.-.l. .... mel fsisnd, Jehn l., Williams,
r..ts, lls,. H ads aud aoquSiu,sRess in this
..-faU re. s. We cordially oommend Mr.,
W.lrrr asa l.s lrla to any q eur readers wishing
.-.--s.- L--L In
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for you II you desire it. very respectfully NALL
FARMERsvrI.LE Collin county, Texas, Oct %. 1883.
the Harvester bought oyon ne nest ever
,aw am well pleased with its performance and think every far
mer ought tohave one Yours &c' H. elN M
DALLAS COUNT, Texas July s, 1867.
reference the performance Of the Ken
lucky Harvester only to say that have cut with TINS
season about of wheat and OATS and nat am wen sa
with the Harvester four different kinds oil
Reacrs besides the Kentucky Harvester ana am M
principal Of which gncss Of draft ease aud me nee
leaving the n an In s mme
day their and others s hsys
ven There will considerable demand for them in this country
another season Yours respectfully, JAMES A. t
purchased your agent two Of your Ken
greatly excel any thing brought this country There are
great many Of my neighbors who want your Reapers anu
vest Let me know early possible as it Is at the nstgatcn
Of many my neghbor that write can engage ten reap
have had from twenty visitors each day to examine my
work in the field This county needs at least 40 o. oo
N"i November lat. 1858.
We the undersigned have bought and Kentucky Hr
ves are well pleased with Performance consider the best
Reaper and would recommend It to The farming
community ). y siII NV u y, nI n"n" N''
j. NJ. McREYN0LDS,
JAMES d JACKSON,
GEoRGE r. WEST,
4 yAChs0S.
SAMUEL s. JONES.
November 1s 1855.
Ibav lust returned visit to the State Pairs 81 Illinois
an, Kncky have the acquaintance OF many manufacture
s citral implements have examined large variety Of
and am fully opinion that the Kentucky iarve'r
~ re host adap to of wheat rasers Of any ma
c over Invented use and the most Of the farmers with Wno
become travels express the same oph.
a,t 100 ~ these sold IN Texas during e
Of ISIS and they have given universal satisfaction As IA
as have heard. ,-,,. =, J.r.-.o, ~, the
lat Of Itril and at Wildwood on the 1st OF May:
Orders addressed to J. NJ & j. C. MURPHY JEFF
erson Texas, or to the undersigned at Wildwood, Tex
as, will receive prompt attention
Price $3.50, at Louisville, Kentucky.
To which will be added the freight to Jefferson Texas
p Circulars fully describing this machinei VIII d
forwarded free Of charge. on application
address JEREMIAH SHEHM iGbs
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o. ~ ALSO agent ~ 49,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-22
Guardians Notice.

VHTHERhAS, Lewis W. Castor, GuardIah OF
w the Estate of the heirs Of Oscar Mont
gonery, deceased, has fled in my Office. his petit
ton praying for an order of the County Court OF
Dallas cou nty, to sell one hundred acres of land,
belonging to the estate OF said wards, and si'u-
I'D in he for ks of the River, and being part
az the h-al-igbt of s. P. Montgomery. These
are. n e, to notify oil persons interested to
h, ard sar at the next term 81 the County
Court alas esunty, flor pro5ate business }
r. he Jrs ( the Courthouse IN tn town oil Dat
lssor .ast Monfay IN the month Of January
IN f- then asd lhere 10 sh0y cause, j any
~ salo all not te made as applied in
y. X. NAsTEN,
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