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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-19

2 MANAGEK, AIDeIC OIUrk. = y
CoMMITTIE.--C. L. Patrick, G. H. Jakway,
Edwin Cobb. 4 04. 0
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best home made carpeting, 10 yards, l,5O
10 yards flannel cloth, so
" bed quilt, $50
!" 2 lbs. wooden yarn, IfJoV N1EC 100
g wooden hosiery, so
mittens or gloves, tHF so
MANAGER, D. T. Randall.
CoMMITrEE.-Thomas Scarclif, David Rob-
ertson, H. D. Watts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
November, 2nd 1859. LOOT.
ENl0lIS alpss bscaf!!!

SEALED proposals for furnishing flour for the
y troops at Fort Cobb, C. NJ for year, will he
received Mt this Office until the Goth day of January
1869. The -four 10 he of the best mcgchantabe quail
ty, and to be furnished monthly in sacks of 100
pounds each, 1900 pounds each month, to he in
creased decreased one half, by one months preyi-
GUS notice from the Commissary.
a / $ Q
Cobb with fresh beef for year, will he received
at the same time and place. The Beef to he of good
merchantablc quality and delivered in such quanti'
tics as the Commssary may require exclusive of nccR
and shauks, and issued if furnished below the price
of IA cents per pound five days in the week.
All proposals to he drected to the Acting Assistant
Commissnry at Fort Cobb, c. n, and marked 'Pro-
posas for furnishing Flour or Beef
Bonham and Sherman papers please copy and send
bill and papers to this Office.
Office Acting Assistant Commissary of Subsistence
y. s. STANLEY, lst Lieutenant lst Cavalry.
4. A c. S
For; Cobb. c. ~. Oct. rs 1850 10:td,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
LATEST NEWS BY TEaEGRNPf, :


We are indebted to the UalNiSbOn LseNs, .h"u
the New Orleans Delta for tue following items :
Domestic EntGlIisencG.
DrsTrrcTIyp FIRE AT LOUISVILLE Louisville.
Oct. 90. A large fire occurred here on Saturday
night. which partially destroted the stores and
stock of Messrs. Wilson d ftarbiru, Peters "
Buchanan, j. Watson Co., Ind D Crabb y 20.
The aggregate amount of PROPERTY lost is FiOo,-
coo, hut was mostly insured.
A CARD FROM Hon. j. r. EIDDINGs. = PhiIadei.
mir. OCT 24t.-The Hon. y. Giddngs, OF
Abolition notoriety, has Hubllshed caro- IN
,,b;cb he denies ever being consulted by the no
torious Brown, concerning tie late flarpers FER
~ insurYectiou, or upon AMI other matter WA :.
ever. 49,, --''A,. ~,
Ip,sb;n q TON. Oct 81 The Secretary Of Mar
hos received an insolent letter, rurporting ia
come from Cook, the IIarpeI's Ferry insured
tionist. dated at ClambersnuIg, Pa. in which ne
tbroatens to retake lIarper's Ferry and Charles
ron Va with an army of several thousand men
m ~ s.vs in his letter that he viii throw open
al .ho ;aiis and liberatc all the prisoners, and
form many other very ridiculous leafs
C1,pIrsroy. Va, Oct 27.-Ihe trial OF Brown
Pna,rr:s counsel received n telegram from Ohio,
.os,;f,,n,r TO hereditary insanity in Browhs fam.
ily, and proposed to set up insanity as MS s'ouhu
Of defense ii. o,oroy =,
Brown has not yeS suMe'S"y ~. ~ :.
leave his bed, and was orouS"' i
house on he'd.
Unon his counsel making this propoaiaion
Brown rose up in his bed in the cours-rooln ana
refused most emphatically to allow his counsel to
prayions to this the jury had been s9lected,
and the case was being opened by the counsel.
,,,l"io,Io,r1 Ia. Oct. 2S-The trial of Brown
and the other IIarpcr's Ferry consrirasors, was
continued to-day The court room was erewdsd
with spectators. and there was large number q
witnesses examined, but no new.facts elieiteo
Gov. FLOYD. tho Secretary of War. arrived her
to-aaS. a witness IN the trial Of the insurgents
BaovS : CoEHsHE.--George N. Hoyts EFq''
Boston has arrived here lie will act N bfo"ts
rfaaine trial rs bis PRINCIPAL counsel lis e
Ygaeement in Broxn's case shows that the aho.
ton friends Of Broxa nre determined that
! SIAN be ahly defended.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

1t The North Texan says, it has pen informed
"th1' Gen. rhrncll will introduce Bill this winter
for the redemption of property cold under execution
We have learned from reliable source that such
iii hos been contemplated 10y Our representative :;
aud if f should pass and become law, allowing the
recovery of property thus sold within twelve months
eth u ner cent interest upon the purchase money,
and tho purchaser still holding lien upon the prop
erty, v. think it would he very popular with every
class Of our citizens except with the moneyed specu-
lators Such Bill properly got up would act equal
IS upon all classes, and cannot, we think, be ohec
liculhlc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
THE STATE OF TEXAS


70 nc HHeFp DenIon a,,,,non ,r,ri,b,
Y w arc he,rSy 'o"' ,Ti''o u h,ah"uI. Cin,ha
II h'"Ss anu y, q, I'M f,t Nv, o0J E,;s,o Jof
oiNs I," T." No. ~ III; ;, ,uhi;sho1 in tbc
lerson DAVIS ny having .his WIZ. pu";s.a ~
Daios HeFGl heMsP"er s y" Wv svecos"yo
pa'!"S pnI'"S ,oun's, ~, nia,;., Tonrt oF
weeks l" nc ana appear pt'ore 'nv %a,,on
Denton comfy al Tue next 'eI m o'e ,a iS
NJ the Cour-hCusC IN 'ue Town " Sto,,or Is5 70
Monday after the ora N9hu"y IN HeP'e'in'f - w
answer the petition Oh INN ""o ;,;.on
with her husband M'eNanuer Nc ono"Tn, o"n ~"
of Denton county, ieTas' ana I','"i WI"
sues with her Ausoanu ootie''us LG.s'.y, o,,",t
Of Galloway county, MISSOURI INC oJeC. anu
nature of which is to obtan par,l'n Oh ,I loI'oWrs
described Land, Patented 10 inc hcrs Oh r'elus Ia
vissdeceased; to wit:
&c labors situated IN doian county; peSlhhihS
at the N w. corner OF survey IN thenameol oatnss
o. Conner; thence Mo W. o0go varas; ,nence D.
20 W. 5O9o yaras; thence S.,o T.. oo9' v"ras'
thence N. " IL oUJo Varas 10 tne oesihn'hg' "a
| tent No. GUS, vol y. Aiso' lozu ncres III peh.on
county, heSlnhing a' ''ic co,nc VI w. nuu"et' 10
league survey, thence South 22Oo varas thence East
4752 yaras; thence North 220O varas; thence west
4752 vnras to the beginning; Patent No 5"o, vol. T.
A7c aao s -. NJ An. tbonce Wsst 1000
. u, vo,si VI oGo vSros thence East 1900 varas,
vr"s, ., oSO ,ros 70 tho beenring; Patent No.
Ine,ce w, III ~ o5n ros IN Travis colnty begin
o., ,ot, W, yest cornor If 43 at the S. E. cor
ning a's,ne SPUN wost 1ono xorns thence South
OF otn NO. 0noo East 1000 yaras thence North $50
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
GRANT & COMPTON,

Importers of and and Dealers in
Plantation & Builders Hardware. S1"s
&C., AGRTCULTUR.dLI. fPLE-fh''1S'
And Machinery OF all kinds.
d EAPEES and Mowers, Corn oheneisi Ia.
IL Cutters, Plows. Harrows, " LIE Mi. Rails
and snitss. Gimlets saws, Anyils, Vices, Rakes
Po,S pp,arLs,n;,s longs and Hammers Harrow
retif cd Stones, well Buckets, Picks Grub and
sssing Hoes shovels sud Tongs Boa sr'Ees sad
~, Harness Trace and Log chains, Dhck, Farnisl,
psif, Rbiiewash and Marking brushes, Scales and
Balances. shoycls ard Spades Axes sn3 l'a'chsi7
S,-sr-bsuss Ian,ps Case knites fis CIR.
.ents fsr Todd and Ralres Stesa La-ines--
sr-9 thres 10 zoe huadrei horse p0rsrpoVfa5ie and
si-,;essrs Sfronc and I.oss' taitnn scales. ltl
Feilsr.s : .tert Il atabi, ifes Itahhg.
----s 4, ri, Sfrsna, Gilreslsal-- f4it- - .-ni
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
lend for Sslo.
s2R6A AelAS EiSil

SIX MONTHS CREDIT!
DY an order NJ the District Court OF Dallas Connyi
- 1 will sell on six months credit, at the Court
House door in the town Of Dallas ON the lsi Tuesday
IN December next, $50 a'res Of FIRST rate prairie land
on tho Mckinney road, in the nelghhorhool Of
Rreskonridge. Said land il the Headlight Of Win
lam II, pyc-patenel, anil bounded as follows BE-
Ginning nj siake-L .iIcComas' SE, corner anl Ino.
Reeds NV corner thence Hast with Reeds N. line
lg01S VS. to stake in Prairie from which Perslmmon
grove bears S ST T. 500 vs. mound aud tree top hrs
n. IS l-2, west about miles, Thence North 1904
VS. to stake in nrairlc Thence West 1905 VS. 10
stake In prairie Thence = with the L, Inc Of said
iicCommas, to the beginning On waters Of White
Rock g. half OF Section Ne, II, Town. &, Range
2E,
Bond and security win be required, and lien re-
,linci upon the land, for the purchase money.
u NJ BENNETT, Trustee.
Dallog Nov. 4. lSIa-llIw,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS,

advertisement Of new Grocery nj Ja'N'oro' y.
1E ING. Mr., Young is clever fellow ~" "'
.. tho patronage az the frontier
l.- proposals Tor Flour and Beef, by Lieut. s'aa'
i.. Fort Cobb, Chostaw Nation
u =. Peak X Bros notice Of Sundy N,,'','
SIN. "a wine, Sc. \ first ratio article q, "''''''
... and notice Of J. NJ. Burnett offering '"''''
Die .r Is for sale.
,. Mr.. sherwoOd's Advertisement Of io'''r''
r....r r and Cleaner, 50 well known amongst our
r.. round aiyOr,i,cs a stray horse IN to-day
., NJ ut. en,ion to the advertisement Of a "eit-
r the formation Of Jockey Club
t.a ton /, called to the publication Of the town
.u. ces.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
THE STATE OF TEXAS. !

IoINIY on NAVINAN,
To0ay Ingfilq6eer Of KagfGlan county Greeting
NTOU 400 hereby commanded to summon j. NJ,
Il Boron, by publication for three successive
weeks in tho Dallas Herald, newspaper pub
lishcd in the town of Dollas to he and appear bc-
fore VIM. Gibhard, Justice of the Peace for
kaufman county, and Precint No. 8, Mt Cedar
Grove. in said precinct, on the first Saturday in
December, A. D. 1859, it being the I'd day of
said month at or before the hour of 2 o'clqc,,.
VI. of said day, to answer to tho plea cr"ns'"e "
johnson, plaintiff in attachment on pe" ot
debt, by promisspry note ca!nns lor .np SUI" o ",
then and there this writ, with you action there
ON. Witness the hand of said Justice, this tho
18th day of October, \. D. 1859, ~
VIM. GlBBARD, j. p, X. {. L.
hereby certify that the above is true copy
OF the original citation. j. n EDMiSloN'
lS4t-pr fee Sc. Constable IA. Z. i.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

At the regular meeting of the board OF Aldermen
on Thursday the 9th day of October 1889. The ioi-
| lowing ordinances were adopted.
1st That ordinance II. be amended 50 as to read
as follows: There shall be appointed by the ooara OIL
| Aldermen annually at the regular meeting in Septem
her an oyersccr Of the Streets and Roads who shall
hold hio office until his successor is appointed ana
whose duty it shall be to work all streets ana roads
within the limits of this corporation, that arc decar
ed public highways, by the County Court, ana 10
clear off the streets and SIDE Walks immeoh,ely
around The public square Court yard as well as
the eight principal streets leading theretrom, with
their side walks to the extent of three blocks from
said public sqnare, and keep them neat and in good
order and for every failure he Shall be fined IN a
sum not less than one dollar.
End. That Ordinance Is he amended so as to read
as follows:
That said oversecr shall have power to call out all
the hands within the limits Of the Corporation who
are liable or subject to road duty if slaves, their
masters or overseers, by giving shem three days no.
tce of the time and place. for the purpose of working
and keeping in repair all of said highways and he
shall hire hands for the purpose of clearing oil ana
keeping in repair said streets and side Walks not en-
braced in said highways. And any person failing 10
attend at the time and place appointed ior workls
said highways failing to perform all reasohaoe
es ,couirei by said overseer shall be hened IN the
sum of one dollar for every such failure 10 pe re-
co cred before the lhyOr as other hnes anu II any
shall fail TO report such den4uehs 70 'hs
Mayor within five days thereafter ne s,'' oo nuo"
in double the amount to be recovered in like manner
At the regular meeting of the board OF Aldermen
on Thursday the Sd day of November 1882 the ioi-
lowing ordinances adopted. 49,
1st That all persons owning property fronting the
public square, shall pave the side walk in front q
the sausc with permanent material, to-wt, gravel
rock or brick not less than nine feet wide on TOP
level-smoothe and not exceeding nine inches high
so as to correspond possible with adjacent
| pavemcnts
2nd. Any person failing to comply with the re-
quirements of the foregoing ordinance wi'hi' s!Ny
DAYS from this time shall be taxed in sufficient
| to have the snrn5 done.
) 3rd. That the Mayor and Alderman are severaAe
redu red to superntend the above works and report
all ienqacnts, and imperfect work to the meetings
| of this board
4tb That the mayor, and ovcrseer of streets and
roads he authorized and required to have the side
walks from the public square to the Masonic Hall
paved in suitable manner at the earliest practicable
| moments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
Gcmt!cr.Ica Farmers !

nm agent Tor ID, II, tUUF En- % HUN'N
| CELEBRATE THRESllER AND
VI AMER, four and eight horse power. The
best and cheapest Thrcshcr aud Cleaner brought
to Texas. The s horse machine may he seen Mt Mr..
Butts, near Plano, Collin county; the horse ma
chino may he seen ut my residence near Millwood
Price Of horse machine at the shop $500, with
freight added. Price Of the I horse machine S2GO,
with freight and charges nllcl Please send your
orders MS early as the lst Of February, so they can
he shipped early. Wagons with machine II or
dercl. JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Wildwood, Texas, Oct. 10Th, lS5a.-l9'3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
Fort Cobb, c. n, Oct. rs Ie5.
THE STATE OF TENAS,
ro,,,.r- an D,rrLs

To any 1asfI officer of said cowpiy, Greefiaga-,
NTOU are hereby commanded to summon Rails
II anon Deacon, by publication for three sue
cessive weeks in the Dallas Herald, newspaper
published in the Town of Dallas, to be and APP
near before me, JAS N. Smith, Justice OF the
Peace in and for Dallas County, precinct NO. l.
at my Office, on the Goth day OF Nov a. y. E'Sh,
teen hundred and Fifty 8, between the hours Of
ten o'clock, A NJ and two o'clock p. NJ. of said
day. to answer the complaint of Allen Beard, on
a plea Of debt due by acct SO.
Fail not, and due return make as the law d.
reefs. Given under my hand, this LIST day OF
Nov. A. D.. 1859.
JAS N SMITH, j. P.
Came to hand same day of ISSUE executed as
within directed, this November the Let lS9V.
A. w. CARTER,
1o.9t Constable
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
NEyy ADVERTISEMENTS.
EstE'ayed

L'ROM the undersigned, on Thursday, the ,c-.yTss
IL 9th October, from the Fair Ground, I'm
near Dallas, BAY MARE, years old past,
small star in the forehead, and branded on the left
shoulder with a letter H.; has one white hind foot,
and is a medium size Any information of said mare,
will be thankfully received, and literally rewarded,
by addressing me at Cedar Hill, P. o. DALLAS county.
Nov Q l951-1g3ts ROBERT GROUND.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
Positively di,c LASS Cali.

NST IIEREAS, the undersigned was appointed
wv by the probate court OF Kaufman county,
pertaining to estates Mt the September term, \.
u. 1858 administrator of the estate of John j.
Beck. deceased. This is therefore to notify all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against
said estate, present within the ;imc prescribed,
or they will be barred. W. II. BECK,
administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

TIA. Mort Cur."-Thc Black Republicans have
a,rei the State of Ohio by u or 10000 nnjority and
,t 20 .al that, if Douglas had made II few more
speeches, hey would have extended the majority to
10000. the Black Republicans believing this to be
,.le short cut to the attainment Of their objects
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

r-l have received, this week, the first number
IL. t,, esliac Pass Times, II handsome weekly just
iarfot IT Sabine Pass, jefferson county, Texas by
T. Thomas Fuller Tho Times is neatly printed on
now type is neutral in politics, and its editorial and
elected matter shows taste and ability We welcome
t.- now candidate fvr public favor to cur table, and
..s.l q, or nv success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

E}." Sol c. C. Mills is spoken of by the Jefferson
Gazette for the United States Senate. No other State
In the Union, certainly, has many men fit for the
Senate az Texas;ond thecT is, still they conc COL
Mills has made himself somewhat CONSPICUOUS recent
re- in the affairs of the Southern Pacific railroad, and
since his wild escapadc on that hobby of his, he is
rendered fit for the United State Senate. Col e. e.
sill. ,g represented as a polished and accomplished
-artleroap. an Old Line Wing, and highly conser-
yat,ve Politician We wish him much happiness in his
ro,s Sor the Senate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
10 The Admirers OF the turf!

meeting of that portion of the citizens of Dallas
II and adjoining counties, who are anxious to i'm
proye the stocS of the country and secure thereby
The best breed of horses suited for the turf here
by requested to meet at the Court house in the town
Of Dallas on the third .4fonday of November, inst,
for the purpose of organizing Jockey Club.
Eee md ie-l-Ii.td CITIZENS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

we have received the FIRST number Of the M
.-rro press, very neat and well printed sheet
edited Van Horn and Modrall. at CoisicaAa, Ma
r.r., CO. Texas. We cordially offer our conSrniuIa-
q .nr n-a wish them much success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09


R57' The Harrison Flag thinks that Major Mar
SHALL of the Gazette, has got the best OF the paper
war between himself and the In,cgencer; and after
referring to numerous clippings and extracts from
the rntelligencer of 1857 and 1858, in reference
Gen. Houston, this paper that is trying "to worry
down. little Sam Houstonsm, speaks in this pro-
phetjc manner of the old General and the Intelgen-
GER:
Is But, to change the subject, the General will
it the above clipping ever meet his eye, inquire
of himself. What have done since 1857 to blot
out 81 the iniqnities Of which was before ac-
cused, ii such spots werc upon my garments a
pause, and then he will answer satisfactory TO
himself, nothing. Before, I had with might and
main battled against the Kansas Nebraska bill
squatter Sovereignty and alien suffrage. have
continued in the same course since aud besides
was beaten in 1857 by the same man put forth
nv tho same party for the Same Office, over whom
= hare triumIhed ~ an oyer2heiming uniority in
1853. hare not charged; The people. after
calm deiiheration. have approved my eonrse In
decd fi.ev nre tired Of caacuses and Of the cni-
lars forged NJ Austin under The direction of the
rresiaeist Of the central committee. Tedies are
dtsticatse arinalr at best. hase 30 use IL
fEctB.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
Mound Prairie Institute,

N
s 10 miles ~. e. of Palestine, on the Iylerdnd
Shreveport Road
THE Fourteenth Session of this Institution opened on the 1t
Monday in August, under the charge IF Elder JAMES r.
MALONE assisted by an able and well approved Faculty.
buildings ample and commodious; Dormtores on tho
plan Thomas eGesonfTo pupils only in The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate
Scholastic Year consists of sessions of emonths each Inc
Adephia Debating Glib has fine LIBRARY presented to
by beraity of the friends Of the Institution Students recei
time and charged only from the day 10
close of the
IN the occunants omores furnished with everything ne
to render them and pleasant and In style
superior to anything in this State:
charges for Board Tuition, Room Fuet ana Usa'"'
rh nr 1s, Class y II paid at close s1oo
hnsi''" N'P'A ''' S' Ss' a. moi nj close, ITO
:, r,.s, a. naid ut close. ITO
<uu Ni"S'' aclozc
. .,nant. df maid Mt close, I'D
Lngual or Mathematical pep II not uaid at close
p,.,o heacbY so
Music on violin, Guitar VI -'
Contingent fee, ,,,ro, tor advance ,arments
positvev no deduction under any circumstances, except 'or
protractei sickness
Sept. Ii, 1S55-l%i9'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

Iteyr LAGER, LAGER BrER.--Who would have
thought i've years ago that in the year oil our ho'
.a5g there would be Brewery in Dallas county, Tor
Che purpose of manufacturing that delicious % beV-
,.age known under the cuphonious cognomen of Ing
Becrl Such is the fact, and MIR. Wheeler will be
prepared this week to furnish orr town and county
with my amount Of it. Drink and grow fat Is
noT the motto Of all Lager drinkers, and MS Mr.
Wheeler promises to make n genuine article, it viii
b. better and safer than mean, aiulteraed whisky. il
People will drink. After Christmas Mr.. Wheeler
nil he prepared to sell first rate article of Whisky
rs he Dc ,igns uniting Dist illery with his Brewery
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

~. The Scientific American is received, filed as
a.r ogh valuable information, aud interesting
r..Lot
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

osT-I have lost two Land Scrips, Tor 64o acres
oocb. Nos II and 70 issued by Edward Clark,
,-1-,;ss;ouer of Claims on the 4th day of March,
is5o. to the Buffalo Bayou, Brazos and Colorado Rail
road Company. If not found within the time prescri-
bed by law, will apply to the proper department FOR
duplicates. W. H. WILL
Dallas, Aug. Sd, 1s5o-5:9t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

sGg The Bonlam Era says that they have esah-
shsi Jag and rope factory at Bonham, and the
,crsssI or rope is SO great that the supply of hemp
r. about 10 fail.
The demand will still increase, We judge, when the
met OF Granwes stealing two tegroes is made known
10 ranun Keep good supply on hand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

r. ,c on the First page a communication on Rail.
1.l ,ers, from ], MARSHALL of Harrison CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

.s- rad the letter of Col. Fortune, on the first
...-r ID, on Frontier matters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

by We woull suggest the Importance of law
calling FOR the Registration Of Births and Deaths as
sel as Of marriages. Very important questions often
ie,olse upOn the date of demise or of birth. :
The mistake Of month or even day, might posi-
rs operate most seriously upon the rights of ndivid
snss The registration 81 births is of paramount
Importance. where thesrights Of property. and Q
succession are involved. tisSr4aiiy y Of deaths
Ia England and France, this5y'po, y6Fe hegleCte'
than ,Ae registration Of marriages pal We see n
reason shy We should be NOE laT.fa' tf'iH respec
than the old countries Of Europe wskava.n huctu
atHg 9tulation, and tho necessity q isudh law il
especially necessary. We wOnliTespectfuly suegcs
This SUI sct to The consilcrafSyof ou= laT-mgkers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09
SFECUEAEJ
Or a Chance for Profitable Invest
ment in Land!

T PROPOSE to sell 10000 Acres of LAND in
/ the bounds of the old " Robertson Land District,
for ten thousand dollars in Cash Persons desiring to
invest need look no farther-I wish to sell.
Also that fine tract of 1880 acres in Dallas county
fronting ON Tr5nity, in the name of Martin West
good land, good timber and several fine springs. C.
IT, Patrick is Agent and knows my views. Call on
him, i. j. CHAMBERS,
.ifushcet p. o., .Nararro county.
Nov l. 1S59.--1S:3mos%
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-09

stOcIl Subscription in the sGNthorn pacilic
Railroad COMPANY.
DERsONs DESTROYS of obtaining Stock in the
L Southern Pacific Railroad Company are request
ed to ca at my office in Marshall These at n dis
lance may confer by letter. No subscription will be
considered binding on the party unless Mr.. Thomp-
son accepts the Presidency The Texas subscribers
will have the right to designate and elect the resident
Directors. j. mAkSHhLL.
Stock Agent Of S. r.. r. Co..
Marshall, Oct sth 1S59.-lS;6w.
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