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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03
JOHN q. STEGER, Trustee
Auets ~, 90

EsECUTOkS' AAi.E OF VERY vALUA-
~ BI.E r EAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTEKFIELp.-The undersigned, executors
otChares Marx. deceases, will sell at publ G auc-
ton Oh he premises, on TUESDAY. the 9th da,
of December. 1859 CONNIE neing 1t I01s clock that
sers valuable FARM. purchased Of Samuel Marx
tainias about SO acres. with all the Improvements
thereon. consisting of a comfortable dwelling
house excellent earns, and all eco ssary out build
ings, an orchard of choice fruit tires, numerous
SPRINGS OF excellent water. and RESERVOIR which
supplies through drans the entire -buildjnes
with pui sprlag wafer. The proximity oil this rim
to the cit of Richmond and the town of Manches-
ter, renders 1t vainahle both for gardening and
turning. A crop Of 70 or 100 bushels Of wheat has
Teen seeded thereon. -
Also, about rs acres of WOOD LAND, lying on
or near the turnpike and railroad, and adjace to
the above farm.
TERMS One-ff cash; the bslance at /, q 8. 4
and years, the purchaser tn execute nssotiah,e
notes hearing date the 18th day of October with
interest added; pas able semi annually and secured
by a trust deed.
c W.pURCEIL,
X. M. BURTON. Executors
SAMfIC GREENHOW \
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by Dickinson, Hill & Co., Auct's.

COMMISSIONER, SALE OF yAEUA-
- Bile SLAVES.cIn obedience to a decree of
asd day Of Nosenher 1855 in suit therein IN de- de-
psndns, under the style Of Mills .adlninlstraior
sansr therein appoinsea. VII, en- the iafH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1859. at the auction house of
sell two likely and valuable female slaves one
named Caroline, ahoat % years, and enc named
'''' 'O'N' '' GNAsTHiAsNIEL H. TALLEY.
Spec, al Comm ;ssioner.
DICKINSON, HILL i Co., Aucts. d. 3dtds
TRUSTEES AND ADMgNgsTRATRIxs
L SALE IN HANOVER COUNTY.-Pursuant
John Chesterman. dated the 10th May, 1913. and
duly recorded in Hanover county. havins been re-
signed. sarvivin trustee will sell at public auc-
ton to the hest bidder, at the late residence Of
of ihe m d
nccemher, lc59, CONNIE ncing at ii O'Clock A. NJ =,
all the propert, in the said deed mentioned, con-
LIST. A tract Of I.sad in the county Of Hanover,
y,lns near the nead OF ta ne merhanicsv,ne Turn
TAR e2Hfan RpE % acres and known as
%: 4 sn II tract Of Land lying on the Meehan-
late dwelling house OF Achilles Lumpkin, decd,
ce q mn ,a abea ~ T. acres
head of the Mountaineering, Turnpike, containing
ONE and with store aS and Ds Hss
's h ' Ali ts PEks6S Sa pRoP ps. consist
-,
Mules. Cows, Ho s. Bug, aud Harness. ami va
riaus Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS For the land: One-thiTd in cash. the
balance upon credit Of six. and twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, bond with APP
proved security. and deed oil TT st title retained.
For the personal property: For all sums $40
End under, cash; for all sums over $50. upon a
credit of four months
DAVID D. MOORE, Surviving Trustee.
After the above Sale, at the same time and
place, will be sold, all the perishsble psoperty OF
winch John 4. Cbesterman died seized consisting
Of thirty or forty barrels of Corn, Fodder shucks,
Re-, one horse Carriage. Carr and Gear. lot of
Carpenters and Whealurishts' Tools, and House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMs.-For all sums Of 6 10 and under, cash; for
all sums over 8 TO- a eredi, of four months; bonds
with good security viii be required.
MARY CHESTERMAN.
Adm'x Of joan s. Chesterman, decd.
IA All persons havius claims AGAINST the late
JOHN CHESrERMAN. are requested to pro
sent them at once, properly authenticated. to the
ADMINISTRATIVE, or to James A Moore. for liqnida-
ton. MARY +. CHESTERMAN,
de 2-2aw6tt Administrative.
DUBLIC SALE OF CORN, PROvENDER,
r A r. vii call I.
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MIGHT SHES WATCHTS. JEWELFY
- AND FANCY GOODS viii hs sold az aug
ton 1T nv store, cotmencinz at o'clock THIS
EVENING and continued dasin. the season every
nj ht lar, . assortment of fire Gaid and Silver
watches. 6ne Iowelry. h, aeelets, fare, Boxes,
Knives and Forks Pocket Cutlcrs. Casters, Glass
ware MesIro shirts Drawers. Table Cloths, Cas-
slnlcres, BedSpreads, Cisars. ard Fancy Goods.
no so ALEX. MUTT. Auct. &
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SIS. s 81 r 4: R HI; Ak pRop 1 / ~
as ss e:ss ss ~: II I ss|s'
corded il Rishm0ba HastNss Corr IA H"se;sc
ssss s u. al 4 i. sss .
,ss i. ,,..:. - l e e. . is@s,
q ts.Ns.s,s. Turner 4 Guy. ronssiases ss asa
On M0ypAY l1sh pseefnher. casnnene'ns 81
~ G,gpck will DO syIs npon the premises,
snd vii Is s Hs nn nso ns s and s
IiImsdsssI aftesth sase af The g:icks ard will be
s.' In, TIE Y, STA sL i,oias % feet
ionsa % ss "a e i FRAN g. q
q R.s. sifs IL. aaaTn 1sss iee
sxfens On OF Lei4h street. nsnr the residence i
LINES ing y asy sta LOT Or Inc Old scnflssoxa
Ferns ard funnng beck to the property or John Il.
On TUESDAY, December 18th. com n.encsas Il
10 clock, at the Bricksard on Leigh street. viii
bs sold the entire stock OF Bricks hand, consist
nsn's Presses ac;H Males, asons. Carts, Har-
Alter which. commencing at O'Clock p vii,
ne s.'d asaut " sross bsinx as valuable lot as
boys, and girls, Among Them nre two excellent
bfssxis,e1st anG &c yeral valuable family servants.
ana On ESDA1. December I'll commencing
az 55s Clock. NJ upon the premises. will be sold
TIE residence of VIM. Davis, sitnated On clay aud
Monrrs streets. opposite tire re- <Ieence Of Samuel
y. fulilsm; and immediatei, thereafter will be
ssd the resideL ce of Peter D. ilinn, situated on
ilay and Giimer streets. Both of these are very
venience. aud pleasantly situated
Plass of the Real Estate NAV he scer as soon as
eers = -
TERM For the Real Estate, one fourth cash:
6alanee ct II and Is months, fof notes. with in
terest added, and secured by trust deeds For the
saves cas- wii be required for the other personal
property cash for sums under 500 that amount
and over, months eredlt, for approved ne otiabe
notes, with interest added,
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o5Ees sSi1fs tfAe siia 4 s q ID q
TIE once q petsra. Martin Co.. saits liz sesa. 4.
pesn g 81 VIII " made. WILSON PETERS.
essi Il sYss osTfI| j. s 81
EsSss,s: "a :ss1 1 ME-: lss;s; WIN
.''a' Tour a;snis Nss1 nak fs
a. s. REWARD.-Sfolc O. strayed nom
@ ny lot u the rear Of the Poor House. ID.
: = g, Monday nj, hi or early TUESDAY morninr.
nsne end long tail win give the above RI wsrd II
]. I. W. WILSON. vsisrin.r, surrcon.
ae - sl Richmond Va.
eFraS $5 REWARD HtFayea from my r. !.
81 Bnaisa c ss5ss x ssa,d is ns
v, marx half way down hcr back She was CIV
gwen to any one aeliverin her 10 me, st SMITH e
De l--aw p. W. HARDWOOD.
QFD8 Notice Game to my pre misses an tho
EAX Brooke Plank Readsslout three mile. from
sts.as three cps old. Of medium size; has short
tai and = mark upon both ears The ow ner can
pi haa, sss COUNTY Nav s g. III e
G50REwARD.-My stnrc vas entar4. On
:oap q rcHss Rsse HR = Gos l;Tss
Fifty DOILARS Amonss. the p ws,cb sswsrd Of
were. four hne Dot NE case Hunting " ascbss u
Jewels Ms q So 9 SO s.s and ias1 and several
cthrr Uold and SILVER Watches Also. one fine
Ear Fins, Pencils, 30. ALEX. MOTT.
no 23-ts
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by Alex. Nnti. Auctsr.

NyTUHI GnUs Tn rs, IOcfItNG,
SHOES HATS &c.-N III lie sold Mt auction
At nv store. on SATURDAY. december 81 rrnf-
menclns ut 10 o'clock n lot ei second hand Fur
NITURE. srGVkS &c.
GRQcERI ES-W hiskey, Brandy, Soap, Tobac-
co, CT airs &c.
Cars Ready made Clothing, d G
ALSO.-2 Second hand Brussels Carpets, in GOOD
order. ALEXANDER MOTT,
np2 Auctioneer.
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OFFICE OF KIcHaoxD i.ANvILLE e; Co.,}
November IA, 1889. "
THE TWELFTH ANIMAL MEl ING
= OF tho Stool holders of the Richmond ard Dan
on WEI NESne X iath December IS
TH0S. W. BROCKENBR0UGH Treasurer.
FORM oF PROXY. .4s 4ss
kn0tc all BY these presents, That,
the underss ned, DO hereby constitute and appoint
-- attorney --- for - and in ---- nafne. ~
vote ON slf questions that mas be brcua hi b fore
The Teetlng nf the Ssrekhnlfers Of the Rich
mons and 0anyille Railroad Company. to he held
at - on -----, the day OF ----. or at any
adjourned mcetinx thereof. herehs raiif,ins all
tho acts OF -- said attorney in the premIses,
rerso
In testimony whereof have hercunto affixed
- he nd this - dax of -. M lin
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NOTICE. All persons are hereby cautioned
not to hunt, fish or otherwise trespass upon
the farm of the subscriber called esnoldsville,"
uron the Chickahominy Swamp, in the county of
asns,co ahs person or persons cutting trees ff
Chckahominy SWAMP. will be prosecuted To the
80 . a. pETERFrEI n TRENT
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CGNMsSstoaLhs sAl4. uF VALU-
CHESTER. = oUNnED BY pEGAT U r.
BLAKELY AND BURROWS sTREErS.-As
Commissioners appointed by decree of the C r
cut Court oil Chesterfield. pronounced on the 9Th
OF October. 1882 in the case Of Winiree Is. Wio
prem cn saTu 1f the io 'a on
1859 at IL o'clock. III. the REAL ESTATE in
Manchester located above, Of which the late
Col. w p. Wlnfree died seized. 1t will be sub
divided according To a plat and survey to be ex-
hihited at the h ,ur of sale.
TERMs.--Enona h in cash to defray costs of suit
and ex penses of sale; balance credit IN equal
instalments. of ore and two years, for bonds with
good security, and title retained till the further
order of the Court.
Sy p 4 An, Wake. com,rs.
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'aaT 1nde e. Hn ned nave
\ entered into COPARTN ERSHIP, dating
from hisdatc. under the name ana style of HAk-
tR!S HOLMAN, for carr, lng on the GENERAL
MISSION ana FOR ~ ARDiNU BUSlN FSS,
snd viii give street personei attention to the sale
IF 81 COUNTRY PRODUCE. and tho forwarding
sf Goods and MANUFACTURES TOBACCO
They are located al the came business house re-
es't y occupied BIZ Harris Il Moore, on the BASIN
tsnk between llth and eth cts.
JOHN A. HARRIS,
M 1t THnN
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NJAl.N.s , GUN AM PISTOL DEPOT...
s ~ 81, GINS NJ RI ST oils, ElsHIng-TAcKLE,
&s.-gAs. WA SH, Manufacturer aud Importer
Of RlFLEs: GUNS, PISTOLS. &c. invites the
attention OF liants and BpoStsfnon to his ex.
tensive and well selected assortment Of Goods ii
every Description in The 6unnery line, which no
VIII sell At the west possible prices and on the
FIVE SHOOTER. snd every description OF ire-
arms, kept con tanti, IN hand. Also, Ammnni-
ton, Perc. ssicn Caps. Ac.
= be has IN store, sIso. choice assortment Of
CAMS of various sfy les and coicrs. -
ne will repair all kinds Of fire-A Arms neatly.
quick, and n,sfaD,ia -. mount Canes. refs sHd
fenair door and trngk Locks at reasonable pylces
Va. JANIS WAL
no 2l-lm Maker ard Importer Of Guns, de-
III BvTTLTNG EsTABIISHMENT, In fayor n
Mcssss. l.. EuKER BRO. 81 this city, / IA
commend these gentlemen tn m, cnsr< mefs In she
worth, and able satisfy every cl.m IN tho cart
oil the pubic. X. WlLBAcHER. a
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-, = % a, AN I. NEAR BRDAp STKEFT, oPPO-
AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on THURSDAY, the
Ssh of December, Io53 uron The premises, com
BUILDING LOTS. stated as above, IN Henrioo
county. four o. them fronting each So fee. on
Broad street. b. $50 feet iiay 20 ect wiia and
the other three rontins ether l53 9l2 feet on
street parallel with the railroad, runEin. back 2s5
feet TO IN alley 20 feet wide
TEENS ne-Quarter cash; balance at 4, and
u months FIR me- otiae notes, interest aided and
title retained. G0DDIN & APPERSUN.
del Aucts.
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LNXETUTNh.SS kLF UF f1UKNEE, FE{t15S,
Il CROP OF CORN, SHUCKS FARMING I'M
PIGMENTS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, c.
At the request of Mr.. l.. $. Courtney, Executor of
auction at the lste residence of the deceda,t. on
the York River Railroad about 9miles below Rich
mond. on EDNESDAY. the It'll Fee. 1859. at II
O'clock, a. NJ, the following personal estate,
HORSES. sound aed we'll hr. Ike to harness: 8 or
10 HOGS: about IS harreis CORN; lot of SH UCKS
AND FODDER; FARMING IMPLEM ENTS !;
WAGON. and parcel of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE.
TERMs.-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, moz credit, for negotiable notes, salts
factorily endorsed.
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FxCHANGE HOTEL And

t}0ARDENG...S ever al desirable ROOMS va
- cant AZ the EnGEMONT ROUSE, Main ST.,
between 9th and 7th.
no lots M. c, MORTON,
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DfSSOLUTIGN OF CO-PARTNERSHKP.
~ The co partnership heretofore existing he
tween the urde rsis ned s,urer the style ofGARTH-
RIGHT & POWELL. ls this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
All parties having claims AGAINST the late firm
will please present them to RoBHRT CARTWRIGHT
Cor settlement; and all parties indebted to the late
him. who is alone authorized to use the name OF
The firm in liquidation
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- .EUK PHI ia ID e Lp HiA-FIRST YES
tISGS Sell, The superior fast sailing schooner
+z-S=sAS P. HAYES. Gait. WIN. s. Mason, hav-
Ing portion oil her cargo ENGAGED and gong on
hoard, will have quick dispatch. For balance OF
Freisht, apply to
no l7-ta DAVID Il VIM. CIiRRIE
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EOBEET GhRTHRIGHT,
December /, 1859. JOHN T. Pow ELL.

Notice. Having purchased the interest of
m. late partner. Mr. PowKL shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING ami GLAZING BUSINESS
in all it's branches. as heretofore.
With thanks for the patronage literally ex-
ended to thu late firm, solicit n continuance of
the same at the old stand. of Bank and 18th
streets. ROBERT GARTHRl GIT.
ecanbor I 1874 da T.
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M HEADQ'S An REG. CAYALRY,i
~ RICHMOND, Nov. 50th, 1889
1xH2 Special Order, No. 5.
IN Capt. VAlD will order his Company
New Kent Troop Of Cavalry, to parade, for in
DAY, tie 18th of December, az II o'clock, A: NJ.
BY command of Col. Nc AZ.
Jso. +. WREN. Adjutant. de2-2t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

Ilf frfy FNAf fnlaH.. ca,lll ~
n.rale abi ulN nli'iO e.isil J I'VE Nla..
tt0t.lnf. hoH u.ahla Oplss stsl D. Ne rift.
aa lnieffa H lll Nallon
u % u.l afN flflit,soll ~ "Iaby neiao.
l6rr 90 mnlIl ossdliaio isilIanom he A.
u0ffafr H.af .ainiy.
A1 laIlg, l.t aLtgih VI BfAsofis county, passv.
through here yesterday, on his way 10 IImk dIle.
with Worsliam and Winchester. two convicted horse
thieves. They stole some horses about the last al
March, we're pursued and caught east n the Trinity
brought back Just about The beginning ~ The brnfo-
ria Court tried. convicted and condemned TO the
Penitsntlary for hleen years each This II short
work, and Is better result than crime Il always
brought 10 In our State Less than month viii have
passed from the theft 10 The lodging Of the thieves In
ne Peniteniiary for their hneen years term wor-
snam Ia man OF On years. Winchester Is only 20
Telegraph.
we insert the above notice because the age Of Wor-
sham corresponds with that OF man who once lived
In onr town, and who enjoyed rather doubtful rep
u'ation' We have means Of knowing whether he
Is the same person or not
We learn from the Waco 'souihesper, tina, Wilson.
the adventurous Soap speeuator will no ascommoda.
ted with suitable lodgings when he arrives at Hunts
vile He has been elected by jury of twelve wen
good and true, to fill vacancy in certain apartment
in the Asylum, made and created expressly for the
benefit OF all such persons, who arc independent Of
the good opinion of their fellow men. We hope 1t
Will be his duty to manufacture all the Soap used in
the establishment, and that he succeed in getting
good Job of Washing If II DO put out to the highest
bidder. Rubbing and scrubbing dirty old clothes for
four long years Like the prisoner of Chion, chs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27
ST. NICHOLAS FL OTEL,
N. II. DARNELL, Proprietor.

April 2O.-A II Williams, 90; ORA A John
son. DO; y Q Mckenzie, do; 9 F B White, do;
G A Conway, do; S II Gains, Scyene. X, II.
April BE D Moore, Red River co; Patrick
Burke. do; Col II 2 Thompson, Texas; J II Hud
son, M. D., Texas. as
April o. II Martin, Mckinney; Jas A
DeCoursey, do; Philip Crooms, Plano; Wm
Campbell. Texas 49, ek
April 90 III L Patterson. co, Lionel Simpson
& Lady, Co; Philip Crooms, Plano; John Huthnes
co; L g Coombes, do, o f B White, 60, o g Mo
Kenzie, co; q r Pryor, CO; JAS Bentley, Danvlle
Ky; "A J Witt, Pleasant Run; John Stadden
Pleasant Run IA 9,.ss ,7t &
April 24.-W Carter, 90; DR. II G Basinger,
Scyene; P NJ McClatchez, Scyene.
April 25.-Wm Paul Miss; VIM p Anderson,
Evansville, Ohio: w M Griger, Louisyille, Ky;
John Gown, Louisville KJ; Daniel Mnrrav,seo;
Dan Seekers; Mckinney; j d Doak, Mckinney,
Benjamin. Ice, Mckinney, j @ Clutts, Mckinney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27
Reply Of E. P. Nicholson.
TO the Dallas Herald:

To the Dallas Herald ~ gf
In your last issue, notice cal, made upon me,
signed '.Many VOTERS to become a candidate tt
represent Dallas county, in the next legislature
Notwithstanding my determination when commenc-
ed the practice of law to stand aoof from politics.
and devote no more attention to that subject than
necessary to become an enlightened voter, yet the
call of 'Many Voters has led me to regret that my
business was not in such situation would justify
me in leaving it for the length of time should be
engaged in discharge of dutesas yourrepresentatiye,
should be elected. The District Courts, which arc
most important to me, will be in session coemporane-
ousy with the legislature. feel could not do JUS
tce to those gentlemen who have conded to me their
legal business, were to so to the capital instead of
the court room am yet too dependant upon my pro
fession to grasp after honors, which supply neither
bread nor meat for children. must, therefore,
spectfuy decline the sscal and hope you will bring
out man much better qualified to represent you, and
one who has time to look after. and guard well,
your interests in the next Legislature
Very Respectfully, s
=. p. NICHOLSON. +
Dallas April 90 1854 1854 ssEts ten. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

The $40 Counterfeits ON the Citizens Bank of
New Orleans does not appear to have been con-
fined to the circulation of Texas alone, The
Picdyune says that large number of them have
been discovered in New Orleans.s The bills de-
tected at New Orleans are of the denomination
Letter c, dated January 4th, 1856. The differ
.ences between the genuine and counterfeit note
are slight. The Picdyune says that the coun-
terfet signatures are SO well done as to have de-
eeived the president and cashier of the Bank
The counterfeit note is triiie narrower than the
genuine one, while the impression on its back is
about the fourth Of an inch shorter than on that
ofsthe genuine. The heel of the latter is better
engraved and not so coarse, and the stars around
the ,sTen, - in the lover right hand corner of
The genuine note are lighter and finer than on
the counterfeit bill.
No more ten dollar notes of this plate viii be
issued by the bank - irilian 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27
Dallas, April 25, 1859.

ad AtNew Orleans, on the 18th inst, @. Simp-
son was examined on the charge Of having stolen
the slave woman Delsey from the plantation Of
Gen. Lamar. in Fort Bend county, Texas, nearly
two years and half ago; he being at the time
employed on the plantation as engineer, and the
prosecu ton being instituted for Gen'l Lamar bv
Mr.. j. Glasscock, of New Orleans. The theft
was fully proven. 1t appears that Simpson
brought the woman to New Orleans where she
still is. Simpson was sent to prison to await a
requisition from the Governor of Texas, until
discharged ydue course Of law. - Ciuilian. "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

Gen. Houston visited his place on Cedar Point
that beautiful neighborbood has a charming APP
pearahee in the robe of spring; and the veteran
warrior epd statesman seemed to abandon him.
self whollyto the soothing and pleasing induen-
ces OF the scese. The many evidences he has
received OF Interpretation of the people of Tex
as OF all his recest acts in the Senate seems to
have satisfied him completely, and he feels that
ne can now retire froi public life with honor
We have the best meansof knowing that the re-
port that he will again bes candidatesfor the of
flee of Governor is entirely unfounded, nor is
there any more authority fof>thc report that he
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27
John j. Good,
AT TORNE Y-A I'll W.

A. s7 ~ DALLAS, TExAs.
RACyIcEs regularly In the District Courts Of cop, gray
Counties in the Supreme Court q The state at
tons lie long resided in portion of the STATE and fat
himself that Ne liberal patrosage heretofore exaea 70
sufficient guarantee Of his ability and prompt huenon "
business .ass. Ne elf.f i
the Sous side Of Main Street, one door ias Of
r. r. Flechers in the buig formerly occupied as CLERKS W
fce.F Apr. 81. I659.-43u -. .lti
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

y --latest news from Sherman positively the very
latest. The Sherman papers reached US this week
twelve or fifteen days out from that thriving city,
which so ardently aspires to have distributing office
located within its limits. sherman is only sixty miles
from rallas, and yet the perous trip is frequently
made in twelve days! Nevertheless, we say that it
is doing all in its power 70 secure distributing post
Office thereabouts. Belknap is very remote place.
but VIC get the ST. Louis papers in nine days by that
linc aud you know that that Indian hamlet is not
siered in some places eligible location for such an
Office. However, we do not wish to saddle the blame
on citAer Of The above eities but there is culpablc
neglect ssaewhcre either at Sherman or on the fine,
VIC CANNED say which.
7. S.-Since Writing The above, the sherman Pa
triotc April lGth has reached US in six days, about
the quickest trip on record. We clip the following
happy hit from the Patriot, knowing that die cream
Of the jpke will be well understood in Dallas and
surrounding counties
ave understand that our District Attorney
made the remark while hcre that Judge Todd
would shoot rs doun.on sight. We can simply
ray tsat Judge Todd i not quite 50 belliserant
~ Mr. B14dsh1s --''1 son fake. hir deref,hfr.
|.|I|I Benton
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y ws -ra leblei to the kindness of our es-
,,euslt oi ? n. Smith. Esq, for ilcs Of late New
Oheu.s rtt., lie returns in good health and spir-
iis, fr.l co. C sent City, where he has purchased
u lafeef'..E NJ soods for this market irr'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27
Adnninistyator's Notice.

YWNIIAT at the March tormof the Probate Court
H. OF Kaufman connty, letters Of adinhistra-
ton were granted TO Henry Scroggins on the es-
tate of A. j. Wood deceased; this liz therefore 10
notify all the persoiE holding claims against said
estate to present them as the law requires and
all persons indebted 10 sad estate will pay up as
the law directs. -
HENRY SCR0GGlNS, admir-.
April 1st-43:6w