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900. Uilf Or rEE39
ION HrfIr If'af fnN.f/ Gr| Hf
~ az NJ. GD Nid nu1 itmlsN ilIa lHyt i..|
~ reir f.i'iu tuiu. Wi.liru 10 llHr...
hnd Perry bHk r. lU te niHfrt 'H.rf n' uI
lu county, %. lfuf iu HuIUlr.s, i'ht m.
l..vui.t, lfNo.' .ignro b. uHfn"v'l '. ''.'
"a an fhH lsi Dug q. AW,l 1900. NJ e. f.I.''. b..
lot'rs COLONY. certificate lr '-n .fI ..
land $50 40. Vol. ---, aud ou ine oisIh d..
April 30 in consideration AZ s6n o. lnu f.
w ad li'vn, spld uud conveyed a. said l.'.#
the uyails thereof, (mnning thH lfuh local b..
.yituc ucroIfl md execution and d'li'r. '
him hs, tho e,id Dowuiug's, Bond for til,. u...
seal, dated tho day and year Ha. uutH.u. ."U
thcroD, ir tho consideration aforesaid '.g..
himsolfHld LEGAL representative In the 5000. ~
two hundred dollars 60 hr,e .ptu ,rri. Hnr.nI ut.
'I and patented 40 as emly day els po.t..Iror
make 10 suil DekNn, his heirs, 0r nr,ir.. a. FOOD
md sufficient deed 70 tho tend located ~ ,rfu.
thereof an oil WHICH will appear By reference r,
u tIgutCril I u. sail obligation on bond her.Nit'
filed, That ou the day arl wear hest a.aT,s iu
GeiCudnu. Downing, o. the end tlnt said lHul
might hC complied with aud said puEn r.o1
IN nNl On flr urplis Of suiG ucrtltcat. rIYu'n,s.
VIM. torhml, % thnt time o. resident u' sl'3
rOuu OF OF Dallas, HE attorney % locate sa.u u.,-
tii,atc aod have tine lnud pnoutcd ly ynm.
thereof, cmrow' ring said Cochran as such attus
.ney upon the Issuance Of the parent gp rnE' Go
said Naknn good and sufficient deed 100 ''' nua,
which appears by the transcript " tN' Power of
attorney herewith flcl ard notice Horurr given
defendants to produce tho original bond aUI
Power Of attorney on the trial %, ,his c.Ufa.
That on the ---- day of 1850, suii aerliinJc was
located upou de Enst bale of Section Ma. %, mo
Township No ], North Of the fret Bias, Nur npI
Range one West Of the LIST maridiau line of thp
surycy6 made by the contractors o! pctyrs Colony
i'm the county of Dallas and S,ure ui Q .E.a.
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NnLNrN CANnIn ATEs,

fDr Representatives. ~ hs Siaic Leg'siTirc
fe Hft Hnu0i'H at requssad O. ar.HuUcr y. VIII BE-
r,rlia, g. srrs.h palas r.nty Do o. urai tirsuue
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TtkFf rp tyler l.. fr ~ aifstN ldllrs
A. H.in 4 iH rsafti M Doe tffsi lilly q
teau 90 white sroi l. Goo nfthsad. ~ iaEls highs
1HrrifUl q. i.W uue Flfral HORSE, sh1ut n
fehrsol, sIfr in hf arohe,i, 10 hanis high. ap-
rralsl 60 tii,ll ono hay liORsr COLI. years
,.i, u hlfI. high tnmasfi 20 si7.Op Ons tay
hpi7L tulI. toar ~, la hands high, With
.iar in lr forehead, hide shiis On tie right iere
t.i appalled, O. eil.nn One nous, col0rcl MARE
Hnl yor no ooIt, ilc mare branded l J over All
loud lngrth'r, on the len shoulier alous u hands
h'sh' ue e.it lls ttr. around Us legsi both ar
praised 5000 as
TAKEN uP - h,ieg pgwnry nj cstrayed hcfore
" Bead = H Nleg.i.. SO I, sae bay HORSE.
yrars OLD ld h'uls high, 10th hnl feet above tue
pastors, has tuot m tho l,u ire Tex nni tha
l.E., branded ~ tuo right -hculdcr; appraised 20
Htau' -
hAALN CFLf AsrAh Moss, aud es,rayei bsfUrr
yas Bentley, j. T., l, !Uegiae, 80. =, vie ROAS
MARE, three Ncsis u'', II - hands high, blaze
Taco. branded IN the Iiaht shoulder, appraised 10
$50 uue BLACK .VulE, l. or ~ years old.
about hand high rl lI csc cut, both ,ata orupsi.
dreaded j. on JLg LET, shoulder, o On he right hip.
-.. Spanish lr nd ou lie len lio, hsa some sadie
mugGai ppsa.scl to $50, ~.
NIX. NAsTEN. c. c DCT
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", X MAsTEN, G. &C D. CT.
Dy Go. ". LAWS, ppty OK.


TAKEN Ur Wv 'll,am Ritter and e,tiaycd teforo
:, ", simmons, l,q, one SuRREL MARE. o years
old aloH' ! hands gh, has small white spt In
the !a'chcai both hind feet white, and has . boy
sucking colts both appraised TO $50
TAKEN tt ty Jonathan Petty. and estraysi Le-
fire ), W, s'mmcus, E-q, enc SORREL MARE aud
co.ti The mare has white lor In the face, right
ioraftot AMI len hind foot white up 10 tho pasture
joint a1'ocn hands high, supposed 70 be or 10 years
Old; appraised 10 SlUn.
[!5&tl : \. WINTERS, Co. CT. ,. c. Iex.
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HSAEE1AS SCHOOL.

T HENLY MORGAN, respectfully announces his
j intention to open q School for instrocton IN
the undermentional branches If eqlaiNg, on Monday
next, the 10Th inst. in tie Masonic Hail, Dallas
THs TERMS ARF-Readng, Writing Orhngraphy,
Grammar, Arithmetic and Geography, - each 5oho-
ar per month.
The rudiments of the Latin ard Tronca languages,
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, IS each pes
month
The first session of three months will terminate
August Goth, 1853 Dall1s, May 10, SO. 45Hf.
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FRESH ARRiVA AL
or
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
w. w. Peak a Co.,

Wholesale aal Retail DJuHr'sts Gnd .4pohccs ries,
West side Of he Pu5iic sluH1,
DbLLAs, TENAs.
HAVING received new AM extensive stock cc
! ! fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, perium1ry,
Paints Oils, etc, etc. respectfully inform Merchants
Farmers and Physicians, th"t they are prepared 10
supply them with every article in the Drug line they
may require and cheaper than ever before sold in
this country. This they can do, having d"terminej
- do Il strictly CASH hnsiuees. among che articles
already on hand and coming in store arc the following
Quinne, French and American, Bi1e mass, Nov
phi.e Soda Indigo, Potash Castor and Sweet Oils,
largo lot Of the Essential Oils, Ach0hol Turppnine,
Back, White and Red Lead, Chloroform Cream Tar
tar Ext Loewooi Varnshcs and Paints Il all kinds,
dry and in oil. Herbs of all kinds, Scotch and Mao
abov Snuff. paint and varniSh brushes, French and
American, Window Glass. Perfumegy of oil kinds,
Poaataras, Pon,ades, Philicome Oils, Extracts,
FranGiparri, Soaps and Emolluirts Of all kinds
Also one of the best selected stocks Of Patent mel-
cnos opened il this market list Of which would
be too tedious to mention, the afflicted would do well
to call and for - usoiyes. large assortment Of
fresh LTrserycd Fruits, French and American Clndice
Aoands, Raisins, fig-, Fruit nr"pa, luiuhe pas!e,
and numerous other articles IN tbs Confectionery line
always on hand.
Pare Liquors,
for wef,cjaa. purposes, always III store, frcna!
Dlaul.cs, blackberry and Ginger Brandes, oil Port,
Malaga Sherry, McdcIia clarsi and Champagne
ines. Also, choice lct Of gcIl ne Havana Cigars.
aud Old Virginia Tobacco.
An Of which viii be sold 1t the lowest cash rriccs
liberal discount viii De made TO country Merchants
April p, l659--iG.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-01

Came to hand This 1851 day Of May 4. D.
1859, and executed by ordering publication in
the Dallas Herald for four successive weeks.
VIM. D. Downing and Perry Dakan viii take
notice nd appear accordingly.
WoRMLGY GARTER, Saa:g DaRas Cy,
May IS. 4G}t.
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~ Agents icr T. CARVER & co. s Improved
Cotton Gin and Chichrst.l Improved Sea leland
Cotton Gins The lat'eg & nearly perfect as they
can be made AMI far superior IN execution to any
nov cxtm',
Also General Agents. Tor manufacturers.
ga ives On, MAY 4,h 1852 44-ly
, 1859-12-01

nEERE'S MOLINE PLOWS.-
IL The subscriber having enlarged tke:r facilities fer
lnufa,tuak and are row prrpatnt to dn Al osde1 to
supply the iRf1eAnE desaa txh.eh he1e:oe,s ws havs
kortnent Of all tie EtS!ea Of
PLOwS AND BREAKERS
hitherto manufactured By the II vel ohs1 kinds of
AxrterltusA fIpe1ents such the varicus kind. Ct
Corn and Pot4toe TIss Clilvaiurx Aunofos Or YokaA
tot three ddetnt A.1s} Shorel Flows and Horse Kafea
4e znd lnse.d to keep up With ae scisulac improve
n,ents Of the Our work Is Manufactured Of the WY
best nate1iss b5 the he4t woIknea aod i xaran:sd n
eve1y particular. DEENE co.
NpIlne- Ill, OdohH Ii, ISL, odl.t:3Aly
, 1859-12-01

pesaons in Illinois and Wisconsin have expert
mruted in cotton culture this year. The Racine,
" is., journal, says Of n specimen OF cotton
raised in that Eicinit5, that it WAS very fne
can be protitab'y cultivated in that State.
There is no doubt that tobacco can be profta-
bly, and easily raised in Michigan, particularly
n the Grand.River. Valley. Several experiments
hare been made in Kent County, and the result
shows that tobacco will par more largely and
certainly than any other crop to which our far
mess can turn their attention. From $20o to
our rich river bottoms.-Graad Rdpids Edgle.
TIE LATE GALE IN CENTRAL IIL1xo,s.-A. ;.
gcptcman who came up from Efingham Coun-
+, Saturday. informs Us TINT he noted its eHecta
in various direehons-cora cribs, sheds, wheat
aid hay stacks, fences, de-, being turned oVer
aud scattered for miles over the prairies. While
crossing from Danrille to Toiono, on the Great
Western Railroad, the train was forced to stop
ten times to cut away trees which had been
blown across the t1ack. =.
In Quincy, as We learn from the Htra1d, the
large. four ftory brick building, on the corner
Ef Spring and Sixth streets, was wrecked. The
root, which was fat, was thrown entirely of.
und fell upside down in Sixth street, aud the
wall on the west side, sixteen inch wall from
cellar to roof, was blown down. The building
was one hundred feet long, By fifty feet in width,
AuQ YVES sQpp1seo " 1E fE3J supA%AAAA1t-
Springfield Ind.
MOLINE Bn1pdE.-We learn that by tots
lately taken, loan Of money, h1s been author
lied for completing the bridge from Moline to
the upper part Of The Island. The piers are ai-
ready finished. They are formed On = peculiar
plan, entirely new to us, consisting Of strong
Stats Of wood nailed together in the form Of
large cribs, which are tAeu filed with stones.
They appear to be very firm and well adapted
to their purpose. We suppose that the whole
and that besides It's immense utility it will be
quite an attractive ornament to the place.
boct Island R9i3fsy.
, 1859-12-01

~ A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
naeTcial fires most distressingly straight brick
ed pro-slayery sentiment in his life" The
correspondent says:
While he resided in this city he delivered I
course Of lectures on Slavery. which, after be-
ing revised aud corrected BY himself, were pub
lished in pamphlet form.
On page s6 he says: "The Jews were ex-
pressfy permitted to buy men and that uhicA
buy NTH my noaey belong IS to me for ali The pur-
poses to which It may Ge lawfully applied. A
man may not use his horse as he may piece Of
timber, nor may he use his slave a. If be were a
horse. hut it I buy horse he is mine. and
mar use hts services lawfully. II I5uy man
IL i nia<," DC, DC.
The Doctor is very agile religious pugilist,
but we fancy that he will ind it hard 10 dodge
thAt bIow.-kofay<ft< Journal,
, 1859-12-01
The DohcnlIans In the EnIted States.
The Racine Journal publishes the following

The DohcnlIans In the United States.
The Racine Journal publishes the following
communication
WHEREAS. There is 4 Bohemian population in
the United States Of orer quarter Of million,
who speak neither the English nor the German
language.
1A<rt}ort, They are unable to obtain the nee
csssry Knowledge and Information of the doings,
rules and regulations Of this; their adopted
country, and 10 re1icvc themselves, they hare
made subscription through the States for the
purpose OF establishing Bohemian Journnl, to
te called Tia dmerindn Bohemian"
The Dohemians arc an industrious, peaceable
people they therefore solicit the liberal and
kind hearted American citizens to aid them in
their undertaking for the purpose Of purchasing
materials for the printing Of said Journal.
The first number Of said Journal will be is'
sued in December, in this city.
EExebange papers please copy.
Eac1nt, Tor. q, 1859.
, 1859-12-01
s,ol&i Weather MT the South.--Threc
Men Frozen to Death.

cold Weather nj the South---Threc
Men Frozen to Death.
On the 18th inst, the weather in Mississippi
und other Southern States, turned very cold.
The yicksburg Jhig Of the. 18th says:
We learn from the officers Of the steamer
l,oebnck, that two gentletaen were frozen
10 den.h on 1'iedsoe's place, Sunflower county,
IN last Saturday night. Mr. Dledsoe and his
oyerseer, Mr. Bishop. went cut hunting in their
shirt sleeves on that evening, and getting lost
tLcy were oyertaken BY the cold E1ell which so
suddenly set in on Saturday, and froze to death
before they we're discovered. Mr.. Bledsoe was
quite a young man. We were unable to learn
Ills first name.
The Satchez F,x< Trader Of 18th, says: 4
more sudden change in the weathcr than that
which occurred On Saturday lust, the Oldest In
l,nhitant nerer has witnessed. At r. n. It was
warm enough to wear summer clonthes. At
T.. Y. overcoats were in universal demand. Sat-
urday night aud Sunday morning we're frecz-
inGly chilly md very windy. Sunday night
was clear and cold as tho coldest blooded man
could wish. Young chickens and turkeys we're
frozen dead, under The wings eren Of the hens
Yesterday morning the hoar frost was so heavy
that It had the appearance Of SNOW.
, 1859-12-01
The First Train Through VictofIa
Bridge.

Bridge.
fFrem Tie Montreal Gazesse.]
Yesterday afternoon, at a::a5, the contractors
engine, noss employed in carrying iron plates
and rails into the tube, and platlorm-car, car
rying over 60 persors, mostly connected with
the Grand Trunk Company, passed through the
originally intended to run the Director ssp1endid
car through with the ptrty, but owing to some
;mmaterial accident it was not used and seats
were placed on platform car. The party con-
sisted Of Mr. Blackwell, the Vice.Iresident
lion. G. E. Cartier, Attorney General Il. Shan
ly, Mr.. Hodges; Mr. 4. M. Ross Ar. Grant, Maj-
or Campbell, Messrs. nidout, 0zoweki, Mcphcr-
SOD, " ehster, J. B. Forsyth and Captain Rhodes
:nd Mr, Bowen, u. F., ofQuebec. and number
Of gentlemen whose names our informant could
hot learn. In all; theparty consisted of60. On
arriving nttle centre tube, the train stopped,
md the party gave three cheers for the Queen ;
they then proceeded, and on emerging from the
tube ut the south side Of the rirer Mr. Cartier
made few pertinent remarks about having had
ltc. pleasure Of passing over the longest bridge
inlke world he also mentioned the engineers
and contractors ina few happy phrases, and
concluded by calling for three cheers for the
queen these were glveu, and Sod Save the
Queen was then ccng, the Attorney General
leading. the compuny then dispersed u train
...susaiting Mr. Blackwell and the Attorney Gen.
cral, who respectively proceeded to Portland
and Quebec, and the other gentlemen returning
through the bridge 10 Point ST. Charles. Tht
time occupied in passing through the bridge 12'
minutes.
, 1859-12-01

Home {0et ~ CofresFondfnec of he London Tott.f
Amongst the varlously reported means Of
moral coercion to which the conscience Of Pio
Nono is TO be subjected. by way Of reconciling
gently required Of him, an interview between
ihc Pope and the Emperor Napoleon is ,1uored
as not unlikely to take place in the ensuing
month, at which the two sovcreigns may treat
the matter con6dcntially- the Tillafranca
fashion--nay come to some conclusion more
or less satisfactory, but at any rate in the space
II a few minutes, without the long-windcd in-
Secretary Of State. do not know to what
origin TO attribute this now prevalent rumor,
which, although improbable, is By no means
impossible. This sudden execution Of such a
scheme would be quite in the Sapoleonic style
Of action. Freuch troops occupy Rome. md
would guarantee the Emperor's safety aud
dignity.
, 1859-12-01
The Rock Island Bridge,

III LIE OuAlut86 MEA u A4lCAX0t WHO Rf6 VIZ
.ually interested in the maintenance Of the Rock
Island Bridge, hare any desire to contrast
their supineuess in the matter with the indus.
try of the bridges enemies, they may do so in
the following from the New Orleans Peagune:
The citizens Of St. Louis, represented By
their Chamber Of Commerce, have ktrenuously
and persistently opposed BY all legal means,
the building Of the bridge across the Iississip-
pi river, at Rock Island, under q charter from
Illinois, on the grounds, that it was uneonstitu-
tioual; that even the Federal Gorernment has
M control over the river beyond that of *'pro-
lection" or "empire.' TINT the river is na-
tional boundary, and no State has d right to
grant charter to bridge it, and thereby OBJ
struct its navigation; that should it be &l!ored
to be bridged, the Eastern railroads will soon
by that means divert tie legitimate trade ofthe
tcwns and cities on the river. to the Northern
cities; and, finally, as regards The Rock Island
bridge in particular, that it is badly built, is
dangerous, has caused the loss of much valu-
able property, and is m obstruction to the free
navigation Of the Mississippi.
Suit after suit has been brought br the point
that to bridge the Mississippi! Is demonstrations
I'll: two wealthy railroad corporations nre in
tcrested in achieving the right to maintain this
tcrs ind cross the raTer Ut other points. The
question will soon, we understand, come up
for final settlement on the constitutional point,
before tue U. S. Supreme Court.
The merchants Of st. Louis hare raised some
s25, 900 to meet the expense Of carrying on the
legal conflict with the bridge company. There
is more money nesded, however. and that
speedily; and believing that New Orleans is
deeply interested in the question, the merchants
Of st. Louis, through their Chamber of Com
'nerce, have appealed to our Chamber al Com
1ncrce to assist them IN their reed. What they
want Of Nsw 0tleana. re believe, is the sum Of
*3,Juo. Tbs committee of our Chamber ap-
.,onssi to examine into the matter hare report
I'd, strongly advocating the views Of the people
ofSt. Louis, and urging hit necessity ofprornpt
and liberal tc.ion.
4 committee has been appointed, in conse'
yueuce, to obtain subscriptions from our mcr'
chants. The committee is composed Of Nessrs
John r; Shaw, 4. Brother, ?; A. Girsad, Il; T.
I.onsdatc, ALI. kennett and John L. Macaulay
Arepresentative Of the st. Louis merchants
Col j. ". Bissell, civil engineer, Is here to gist
such information on the subject as may be de
sired. lie is familiar with oil thc fncts Of tht
case fram the becinniur.
, 1859-12-01

vetIr, Ia hereby ktvsa ttzt the adnlas~
Id samiu.sTatSf Of Io,la u. Gesou!d Deceased.
VI q cay Of Deee-s< A. p ~ 81 "a ~ -
asa s.eh sueeeednx day, b@s 10 . unt u Pr.
soaa property ea.s Ssas'SN 70 ..n y. ss s.iss
o. as n. prsises sey oeeup,e, ~ ths 80 jeA4A
eua decxassd No soH clAsk ,s1s*t IN ~ etJ o.
poner11 xoods chat:e belonging 10 the s.fate
II IT, s.1 deeraaed consisting Of oomps1a stoek e
M one horse ocs bury. ha9re.s IT, te Eneatsd
Ia IL a5ovs Is required to carry on an W
ksnns shade.. v.cks and ehlmneJ., The 1h@se ~ oe
ed on credit Of ftr naonths-rar haes. ksnt q
Ill 10 had for III suns und I've daaI. Sn
"a 30 removed unul tho terms e y, ~
AdninE&rafIf1.
HCNKY u. WfLAAkTH,
- Adnoin.assa%os " moi hs1 I'd
, 1859-12-01

an ths il dxy Of July ss ueesxe ot,tt 7aa
Fne III 1lt by deed Ut thAs Lie. no,e "a Cook
,;'Tat. sod too.a y the ~ueA..s h. Of ~
soato t1.t I.s @ worotts ,uon u Chicago. enMren1-
ine % srs a!er oa' aansa o rs sfss q S Ia
~ sn r1nn.ox west sIzh1y ~
ah ih1Y 0 feet thence east eighty 90 rex spe9ee r.
r,a ~" faol feet tho pate OF beEnalnk a ~
Srtdor1 md improvements thereon n TINT Ana Sa
no1e;n eass Of default IN tbs psyeas Of tnA S e.ss ~
thrsevt,h for 4t payable fur u as
NH nters The Of per een 2tt anna@ n ~
.I .nuualiy II the oee oi Gfe* lbaur4 Hso 81
Is Se e4casn,e On New Iosk es to r. ~ ~. "a
premises Wy and saiisfy the :.tS Is bof is
e?fSte e psst a. - sss H. ~ S:se :
having made IN tbs p.yntet ~ ess,nea In nd
'ft saa4 sot; s1 "a u f1s ia q (
~ " 49, ~ Ia tou Uote. tn Chie1xo Co0E Eeon"
r. tno. e1poe tae 70 u. lsssess sas1 saa~ c ef ~.
ine ~ ihe "a Der,eL hP helra and s.s.xns hesen
=. noskhlN&ta
, 1859-12-01
Special Rotires.

c8 Nature is the Greatest Physi-
*au This Is now admitted r. tie medical profession
fund.msuta principal Of healing science. It'll wisely pro-
vdet by the hEIaa cporoay that whenever anything Is
wrong the phyA sse The natural feea Of tbs body
are brought 10 s.artv crpei tho dtssa.s. Ths great Lin
he'eIore laf strengthen tie natural powczs. Th!a has
seea k1p In e~ by tLo stful eompoundess Of DIR. J.
Hcs-ETfER'S p1TTERs. which opeEate to give fresh
vitality to al The orsaas Ct the body. Tue effect Of 'hs
teclne upon tit som.rh The lver and tha taneyA kEe
rrort aud teeAve The panen. who IL vaas enough to
quit dragging a1t t7y the DrrEas fes Il hs haa
tkcn 1eass Of life. and he eoauucs The a's os
the article hs !. oreostd to tnd the s,rsaa' o. hss
eousng through hisfae Lei 81 from whose eheef tas
bloom has depa.cd Eve D.. J. Hoasstss Caeessed Bit
tt1u 1I.A.
.o,dbY 1,fuxx.,,a nd deaers x-1esatY everywhere.
, 1859-12-01

- NJ ruct Ss.-Elrruit Court Of Cook County. JAM
- TN lhe0 Anne auvsEtEa ClA~son ~ C.Aa& AZ
his1it Of Ae oon rssideaes Of Cl&n Andttw
d.S.n.1srt s,SIs rsrtI ha.aE been ned IN ths onts
n fhs :s,r of ia Circuit Court Ct Cook County NO.
ties IS hereby 17su e tse a1 Cruz Anai, - H. IL
ror,t on he ehantsgy thereof hs
No!eaetr ls I'd sha .Sns1. s,. artu,. - D.
~ 1oa.1 Of jsanaTy ne1t 1882 i ~ sw 1saato
shs .ad Sss A. . ,,tns csoit q
Eoos County ~ To a1y of ,s asst tss ms,s 70
ae ho.l<n Ghcas, sa!d .ounty On r. En- ~ FL
somnsa,nt, Iii or complaint she sm. nd tae astts
aud thuks therein ehsxsa an VII oe - - III
ftpesd and decree entered asa.4Ss I'm Sn.H Tlsrk
prayer Of aait blu. ~. =. - n.,IS sAlw
, 1859-12-01
39rtsa &Grihtttte.
rr wNLlAX 1oaA WALLACE

1T wnLlAx Rosa WALLACE.
The Bells the Bella! the NAtIansa Bels:
Oh, 1nyous1F tLt!r anthem sxClls:
At PtyMauth'. rock they Aftle Gftt,
And now Allegheny hurs.:
Ard no ~ they wake GhioS calm:
And now the At!s the Souths7n1 palm;
Hrrrah.
Not Ger ore State alone the ulusic Bwerb-
uA5k! the whole uIipn shakes beneath the bels.
The Be.ls! The Dell4! ihe grand old Bell.
NatestlcA tLFir anthem 9WelIx:
1t inirKes with NtAEaIa'p roaf;
1t hrtaia On CAlfoI1iats ehcre,
Aud thAnks the @ I'd that 9uArds our c,irt
And plenty Eare In every chime.
Anrah!
Not from one STATE aiont Thankkgtslnx gvr1's-,
Hazt tee whole Nation speaks within the tells.
The Bells: the Del1s: the Joyous Bella.
Eodaunted.y thcir mxaic s1ells:
1,speaks Of happy heAIts and houea,
Of ha1V<st wealth. Of peaceful damsa.
And starry bsnneE1 tt1l unfulIe1,
That could defy banded world.
UutTad.
Not from on- State n'one the music axelIs-
lI2tkf tie whole Ulioa Elagt the mighty bells.
The grand old be1la.
Tbs j0yons bells.
The Nstlons Bellt.
Ifask: the who1e TRlon rlDcs lhe mighty Bells
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