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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

.IvrsM McRrvyornsl ~
rs. pIsI"ior eoum, " 7aSn
TIE BANK. co'-fAhh Term a. - '0'''
VIZ HEREAS James NJ. McReynolds has fled
w in my Office his I,etition complaining Of
the President, Directors, and Company Of the
Bank --- at - in the State of Virginia,
whose names are unknown and too numerous to
mention and to be herein set forth and'who IRE
alledged to be non-residents of this State; and
who are residents in tho State of Virginia.
Petitioner would respectfully show that he il
the owner of the following described tract OF land
situated in the county of Kaufman and State Of
Texas, known and designated as follows Survey
No 80. of six hundred and forty acres, made for
d. Thomson assignee of John Simmons part
Of the land to which he is entitled by virtue
IF certificate 9OI issued to him by John M. Crock
eft COMMISSIONER of MERGERS Colony, on the 9th
dav Of Nav 1880
Reo;nninp ne the n. w. corner OF James Smith's
Survey No Sc, set rock for corner on Nacogdo-
ches and Fannin District line, from which an
elm bears N IL . e. 243 yaras distant and cot
tonwood 10 inches diameter, bears S. i . w. 2S3
varas distant. Thence South 2l85 varas set
rock for corner in prairie from which hack
berry hears due North gao yaras distant back
berry bears $50 > e 9J, yaras distant. Thence
West 526 varas set rocks for corner from which
an elm bears MA W. 10 varas distant, au eln
bears NJ CIV. l8 varas distant. Thence North
105O varas small crack. 1900 -lOO seE ronEs In
nro;r;e from which ! native china bears 81 Z ~
% raros d;stant nat;re cna hoars Ss "
varas Thence west 5S4 varas from wb,cb 1
necan hears n, 20 . w 36 varas distsnt Tbenca
yar os cornor most in bois d,oro Iot,or, fron,
which bos d,ara hears n 9seE 3 raras d.
tant netan 10 inches hears 4oo u ,aro.
J;stontt Tbence East 9Io1 voras 70 ~ Lace Of
bar;nn;nc ''ia' " wy t'-''
il'hot 5e,;t;oner and tbo.e ,ndo., ,rloc, he
claims ba ID owned and beid nsacaabIa nossess;bn
os ,hn la,s ,s ".L
w a ~. w.. .l'a it,h IA ne
Ls. ao Sno sa .h unaei NY
y, , dandl s'des M ai;9
aSeus s ~ ani ~ o;S ~, s
" INA 'n ~ s saJ ,pmd
noW Al ao.ua posstss,Vn y ansaadan Ia 80.
vi wouu suom s'laS ',o Ia,e ho,,a
your Pe'Soner u,nn ~
eoge.her lol .ne pulp " Jaad p ~ io"od
anu 70 MS in!uiy ns'F % yruseu ueeu w "
upon t1e recorqs ~ ooiiii couhsy, Won
er title 10 ms oalnage one .nouFant uoi,sts AZ.
fe.i1oner PrSss snas 'ne saiu 'a az ~ ouo
president ana directors, tnose OF .ue o'nPan9,
and persons intsrested therein De ci.2u'I "Ppee.,
at the hezt term on tne DissIios s a.
county to be holden ut the C0urt-Dbuse IN bDS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
N w Advertisements.

1r 40 referred to the appropriate column g
ara lorabsr Of rev advertisements
Dc aa,lt 4 Houston, has an attractive card
-. I ,agrs Nr 'tself
LL 90 alliAms, at San Antonio, advertlses for
ia, -rpo,... or furnishing the various u s sta
.r.. f 'r,I.5 with Aour The attention Of Mlers is
tff-i tote
Frrs.u Co, at Prarleville, Kaufman county
-ar. t gs.g Carding Machine for sale
80 Peak Bro advertise various articles IN the
ssry a.l Drug line. See advertisements
.ol Jt4a 81 Crocketts card will also be found in
...r. w. rgp,r TheColOnel has long been prscti-
ns attorney % his place, and is well known to our
,sisss
I..-, t-. a'eo q number of new estray notices from
rNs .l4at, DAD everal legal advertisements to which
5I..a t,reysi re referred.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

as Codes Iady's Book, for October, is upon
-, table, 3u 10 monthly VISIT bringing "glad It'd
i1.s'af f,sh0r literature. household comforts. and
,a us,t' arts The present number is full of inter-
-s. ,p8 o9utaint much tina, will be eagerly seized
egr hr tic ladies'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
ADV AhIIotM h.N Il.
10 The Public,

Having read this day notice in the Dallas
Herald of the 18th inst, bearing the signature OF
NJ. A. Durrett. relative to conflicting testimony
in the case of Lovett vs.. Lovett; the said Dur
rett states in said notice thats about the last of
April, 1858. report was put in circulation by
some one that Mrs. Lovett and himself had made
an arrangement to elope together to Arkansas {;
which statement is false.
The said Durrett further states that publicly
charged him with having put said report in cir
culation in one T. A. Howell's field, which state
ment is also false.
The following certificates will show that there
never was such report in circulation in this
neighborbood, which hope will show up this
case in it's true light A, .: BELL.
Ellis County, Texas, Sept. Odd, 1886. 4-s44l4D
ELLIS COUNTY, Tex, Sept. 23d, 1859.
Whereas, NJ. A. Durrett has published in the
Dallas Herald, that about the last of April 1858,
there was a report put in circulation by some one
that himself and Mrs. Mary e. Lovett had made
an arrangements to elope together to Arkansas,
we, the undersigners, hereby certify that there
never was such report in circulation IN this
neichborhood that we ever heard of; but there
was report that NJ. A. Durrett had said that
Mrs. Loyett had made proposition to him to
elope to Arkansas. Il. A.. HOWELL,
S. s. MALCOLM,
N.Y. JOHN G. HALTER,
-" JAMES II. WILLIAMS,
JOHN r. KELLY,
GEORGE BUTCHER,
JOHN LEWIS,
rl3:lt.*l CURTIS PARKS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

yN W. PEAK & BRO. are Sole Agents for the
w Celebrated Young .americaa Linafnent, an
infallable remedy for man and beast aiht
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
THE STATE OF TEXAS, /,

DENTON COUNTY. 49,
To the Sheriff or any other d,rfW officer of Denton
County Greeting
VOU are hereby commanded to summons Isaac
Il Switzerland and Lucinda Switzerland to be
and appear at my Office, in the town of Denton.
Texas, on the last Saturday in October, 1859, at
the hour Of O'Clock p. NJ. OF said dav. to answer
the complaint of Elisha d. Holloway, for debt,
due by account, for the sum ofsixteen and 25-l00
dollars, by causing this citation to be published
in the "Dallas Herald weekly newspaper
published in the town of Dallas, Texas, for three
successive weeks before the return day thereof.
Herein fail not, but due return make oil
this writ as the law directs. Given under my
hand, this 9Th day of September, 1853.
JOHN w. SIMMONS, j. p.
Came to hand September The 9th, 1889.
Ii. q. RIGGS. Constable.
ISAAC and LUCINDA SOU
THERLAND-Will please take notice and appear
accordingly. H. G. RIGGS. $3.50
- Constable Precinct No. I.
certify the within t. be true copy Of tile
original citation 70 me directed.
~ &c RIGGS.
Constable Preeins No /, D. G. r
i3ss--Printer-s fee, 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
Administrators Notice.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IVVVFVNs
TTNHE undersigned having been appointed, at
1 the August Term 1859. of the County Court
of Ellis county, Administrator of the Estate Of
Isaac N. Crouch, deceased, this therefore to no.
tfy all persons having claims against said esta tie
to present the same within twelve months, prop
erly authenticated, or they will be barred.
j. w. CROUCH, Administrator.
Sent ODD 1S5g-l3.6t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

M w. rfAk q naO. ~ afhii ~ insect of
w ihs iast go masl lata.if fiisni NtlkIheI.
snf faufsf fan ssli fhfa1ff ihi heis fh1 iuJ ffnm
ffe1ni hsh1f osilli ihey thot ihu articles als SEN
unr
AZ N. FEAk a $50. are iasi opening and hsfe
w ~ sale. ono n ihe best siools u 0focfnfi
and Dfugs In Tie city
LIME LIQUORS n al tlnd.- Wlnss, nrandies,
v Whisky. Din, Cor'lial., 49,, ~ always ~ hand
Al Wv. rEAk Is nliOE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

U.s. Agthur's lone Magazine, has been received,
q. contains is usual amount of excellent reading
after Il is ap able periodical, and is always
welcome visitor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

CRIB Gamsron. one Of the Representatives
.se,i = the uest legislature from Cherokee county,
ga 4 Rzsk, ysssba5. This makesthe secsDd1nen-
& a the Isxer 10 ase dat has del since tie cleo
.;ss--ssr. 4sylor. ~ ease, ana Mr.. Cameron. Of
ta.fsses. TePresame beth vacancies Min be filled
- tsaai elss'ien fare The Legislators meets.
Fss1fafs CARTE sAys that the city Of Austin uill
We n fss ess.blisbrnrnt ~ q rfrssfy. =.
I ssssiples = layer seem nueh sa.sS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS gill be received Al
y this Office until ii o'clnok, A. NJ, 1T of Noyem
her, 1869, when they will he publicly opened, ur FUR
nishing The troops NJ Fort Mason, Tex, Fort
ChadbouTne, Tex, Camp Colorado, Tex. -
mNd Camp Cooper, Tea, With merchaniAhle
orfno Cor extrnl Texas Flour, ofgo0l and whole
quality, fhr twelve months from lst January,
I@60 The Flour To he delivered IN strong double
saoks Of twilled cotton, one hundred pounds each.
Not less than two months supply tn' each paint Ia
he delivered at time Two good securities to be
named for the faithful performances Of the contract
Proposals to DO endorsed " Proposals for furnish
ing Flour" I. G.. WILLIAMS,
lst Lieut., Let Infantry, A. G, D. Dept Of Tex
OFrIoE OF A. q. $. DFP'T OF TrxAs,l
SAN ANTONIO, Sent. 20, 1859 e l3It
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
CavdiEpg NEacIlinc for sale.

A almost new CARDING MACHINE, of first
"A rate quality, is for sale at Prarievil e, Kaufman
county, on very reasonable terms if money only can
be produced speedily, as tho undersigned are bound
to sell on account of moving. Apply to
7. PETERSON & CO.,
Prauie@llc, Kaufman County, Tenas,
September 23d, 1S59-l3:4t ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

ar ne JeFersen Herald speaks in favorable terms
.. 70 prospects 81 the s0utern Pacific Railrosd.--
re Hs,s. n. 7 K. Taylor is candidate for the
-, la.urc FROM the counties Of Cas- and Titus, in
eohsssasros Of the death Of the late member from
ihsse c9naiise.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

Tpv FrtJ. CorsrY FAIR.-Our readers will bear IN
mind chat the s5oond Annual Fair of the Ellis County
Mechanical and gricultural Association will be held
rear Waxahaohie commencing lhe 18th of next
l-anth---two weeks from to-day. We are informed
lal extensive separations going on to make the
spiay attractive and interesting to ALL and that
Free number OF persons will be in attendance from
te surrounding counties. DR.. W. b. Moores, Of
.srield IS n deliver the annual address on the oc-
sion. Dl. ~ isa gentleman of high literary at
,aluucats ard ong resident of Texas, and amply
.gsiied 10 d. Justice to his subject. We anticipate
tii,l Attendance 4ui much success in this Fair
L. ,Ai- ..aati,. would remarh thettha Di"ee-
.rs q the Dallas county association are pressing on
rev6ik on teir grounds, and are laboring hard to
I'D IKE our Fair creditable to the county This Fair,
Us ,go have before stated, will commence on Tuesday,
rae 18th day of October, next, and as it is the FIRST
~us o. the ASSOC alton we hope and expect to see
,sres attendance from our own and the surrounding
s3aniies We hear of number of persons prepar-
i,g articles FOR exhibition and would earnestly appeal
20 orr citizens generally to do all they can to render
!; -uccessfo + erybody in the community is inter-
ess5 ,r.s srCces and we believe they only need to
e rom c ~ this to make them put their shoulders
"a ,he wheel Such associations have often been
lrrlaulea in or paper that we deem it unnecessary
81 hls In5 90 say anything further, as to the good
ibsy may acc mplish. All acknowledge that they are
aiyaHtg,,ous : any community, and for their success
they DIR end 4 the united energy Of the whole
community when they are in their infancy. Let no
am thernftra wno is interested in the advancement
Of lis country, De backward in using his utmost to
encourage them
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

y@- Our article, on the revival of the "good old
fashion, of dressing plainly at church, has called
forth the following communication from one of our
subscribers As $50 necs" have become an insttu-
ton, think that correspondent will subject
himself to fierce retaliation from those whose rights
he has invaded. We commit him to the tender mer-
cies Of the fair and If he is bachelor, and has
wilfuy closed his eyes to the attraction of 80 nec
he may make up his mind to close the remainder Of
his pired term in all the horrors of single bes
sedness. We will wait patiently for reply from
some fair knightess of the pen, in defense of the
worship of the Goddess Fashion and her votaries
-,o,,.r, ssoi,,ffs Eor the Dallas Herald.
Mr.. F5ifor There many who would bail
with delight the prevalence of that good old fash
ion'' of dressing plainly and economically for the
sanctuary. snnounced in your issue Of the l4h i1st
fns being reiSei IN The fssho5sbe ctces Of Europe
The general conformity C theopposiie exsTe1ie res
tbss tsnx;eas and trembling cass, allnded 10. fse
o. tyranny Of the aespet. taskitn But y IS en-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

also'. lals ssy shlsns'ls sa.hasi i'om Ne ~e'As'
lsfiy, iai ne u,alssss n sa,t y slssjs iss'snsd
~ itslf oismafaas oflss ~ feiofm vi ~ eifahIi,
non. me- s-llaa n nssaia % The qsss'lot y lssi
col huaiti " osneslss, 10 slaissmsaly hse.sihi
n me bfesksrs ahsai, N aey attempt 10 fs-ofsaaio
nnr nanT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

81 7bs Texas bulletin is the name of paper to
= ssssblislIs5 At Carthsge. Pamela county. Texas,
tie zisnas ent Of Messrs Cooley Spurgin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

Es5.g The Jefferson Herald having seen in the Dali
ia Herald m expression 10 favor of Judge Reagan,
s.r The D. s. sen-te, from certain members of the
asmocrae party in this county takes occasion to say
test Reagan to he Senate, make Houston President
sni ltt Paacal swear that Texas is abolition State,
a-l No vii mark It down that he in instance told
1le fvA."
Zhis IS ou7y continuation of the useless, and it
ssamB, g7efqdag garhre, made upon Judge Reagan,
g,rg IN the cappaign the results Of which should
De apparent TO every thinking mind. Weare willing
90 e.cord ,ur esteemed cotemporary of the Herald
abs utmcg, boneatg Of purpose, and even Roman in
,Efty in defense of his country's rights, but when
i..- position Of Began Is unmistakabe, and the dis
sq,rous effects Of late discussions staring in the
face amid the etls and ordinations Of victorious
grpodeon, We unst conclude that the war against
lin Is bitter iEeSed. If Reagan has committed the
uupsrdoaa5le sn il would seem 'the most unkindest
cut IL al iol ihoBe who have voted with him, and
advocated sac tiue hopored doctrines of the demo-
cratic rsry to I've The first to hurl stones at his head.
Thre are these from whom such things might be eI-
psoad Rat from one of the leading democratic papers
is ~ EGsf,--ac21t
AZ e The sTprs sion In favor Of Reagan, from our
cCsa,ya1gn ne he but to say, that columns are
ss a. 81. goS deE,ocrats for the free expression Of
tssf feeling and preferences. Our own position is
.atea We sse pleased to see our people give Judge
Essfau Sunny spot. in their memory, and not
sattous aud tirb .nt "sine eassa,-siae ratione.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

DnfHfiia afl fDrsfnf WfffrAHIs ~
] ,laill, saail o. ssli l,ffs W tia.hsif
~ faI nn W. lII 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28

Jaw ''" a. fnf nisIari couh -ftifI.I
rs' H., AZ iNip.-E,rfuW ofsrf
Ne ~ fifdFef AaHf,,aa Cauafy- GNi're
VOu are hereby commanded a. .nmm0ns NM
President, directors and CouranT ol GU
= IL
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27
Arrest of Cant. Cook.
v JOHANNESBURG, October 2

...yd CHAMBERsBURG, October 20.
a Capt. John E. Cook was arrested yesterday
by Messrs. Daal, Logan and Claggstt Fitzhugh,
at Moulatto, Franklin County, thirteen miles
from this place. There is no doubt of thii
being the man. His printed commission filled
up and signed by Gen. Brown and marked No
4, was found upon his person. Also .. memo.
randum, written on parchment of the pistol
presented to Washington by Lafayette, and
bequeathed to Lewis w. Washington in 1884,
The pistol, he says, is in carpet bag, which
he left in the mountains. He was fully armed
and made desperate resistance. He came
out of the mountain into the settlement to
obtain provisions. He was much fatigued
and almost starved. He was brought to this
place at eight O'Clock last night. After an
examination before Justice Riesher, and being
fully identified by one Of our citizens who for
msrly knew him, he was committed to Jail tc
await yequisition from Gov. Wise. He ac
knowledged having three others with him or
the mountain. One of them was soen and con
versed with. as. r. 'sl. .l 2a
He had blue blanket over his shoulders
and carried Sharp's rifle and double. barreled
gun. He said it belonged to his partner, who
had gone for provisions. Parties will go in
search of the others to-day. s.. yLi o. o'
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27
PiendIsh Outrage.

, On last Thursday morning, about nine
o'clock, a yle outrage was perpetrated on the
person of Mrs. Adkins, respectable widow
lady, residing about six miles from our town,
BY negro boy named Horace, and belonging
to Mrs. I. Williams. Horace was at work on
the road, ,and had been sent for a load Of wood.
He left the team near Mrs. Adkins's and was
seen by two of her neighbors to enter her
house, she being alone, having sent her three
children to school. ali ,o,, -.,t-,I an, B.,
About ten o clock, Mr.. Atom, nsighboring
blacksmith, saw Mrs. Adkins half way between
his shop and her house, and from her unsteady,
tottering gait, and the bloody appearance Of
her head, he surmised she was badly hurt, and
FASTENED to her aid. When he reached the
lady she could not speak, and, indeed, re-
NAMED insensible for some hours; but when
CONSCIOUSNESS returned, and she could articu.
late, she stated that the negro boy Horace had
committed the violence and assault. tsd
Eight cuts, fromono to two inches long, and
extending to the bone, were found on her head,
and the fire. shovel was found, literally colored
with blood, in the yard. The chamber where
the villain first assaulted her contained two
large pools of blood, from her wounds. Her
neck was also discolored, whore, the scoundrel
had choked her to prevent her cries for assist
ance. As soon. ,as Mrs. Adkins told who was
the. perpetrator, parties went out in search of
and captured the -sooty ruffian, and soon had
him in Jail at Morganfeld. It was with diff.
Guilty that the more rejecting citizens could pre-
vent lynch law being applied on the spot.
The rascal, after his attempt, land perhaps
success) in violation of the lady, when felled
to the floor by blows, was fearful that she
would expose him, and SO determined on kill
ing her, and, no doubt, left her for dead.
Mrs. A. is an amiable lady, much respected,
and, of course, the negro rascal will swing on
tn strong gibbet Of Justice Unionto,On (Ky.)
Ne,vs. .a1l l.. a ..
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27
Wine Making.

WHITE WlNE.-During the crushing of the
grapes and falling Of the same in the press,
some juice will run off without pressing; the
juice will make the first quality Of white
wine, aad Is generally barreled by itself. When
the press becomes full, and is pressed slightly,
the juice thus gained will make the second
quality. Now the balance remaining can be
used to distill brandy from, or make an infe-
rior quality Of red wine. For the latter pur-
pose, put the whole mass, with stems and all,
into large fermenting tub, and when nearly
full, fill the balance with pure water and let it
fsrment. .-' '"'
The first and second run OF the Juice, as
stated, is put in separate barrels, which are
filled within six inches from the top, the bung-
hole covered with vine leaves or cloth, and
left for fermentation. '.''3
RED WINE.-If persons wish to make the
first quality of red wine, the process is as
follows: .' ~ 'I - nm" ---T
Take the whole crushed mass, together with
its juice, and put itin the fermenting tub; cover
said tub with clean cloth; let it ferment in
warm weather six days; if cool, twelve or
fourteen days, and take every day o crutch-like
stick and press the stems, which will come to
the top Of your tub, down into the fluid mass;
when, after the above given time, you put
ihs v;na T =; rnodH tut - "a ho aes no
se.,r sav "ino a. 20 o 10 aIAwn; pus 70 DC per-
Ivy ~ suis, S,nt ,tso mieI ana pore mole IN
hnt,om aooOrd;nn :. ga A. " n iH.nes from tns
70 : ~ y;no ns " tnY SIZE VI 'he VESSEL ana
:n1 W. 49,. h'. vvTs oas oear you can araw IL
w vn1 NV uat a' bans ~; - your ielmen'ing tSo
~, ~ % na;i.5 p,osiyas ~; " Pa:.ns IN tne
naS, sS., u hn,e s.a.e VI ainu VI sese over tne
a"rSvs o,;n Ay, imt, p1,on. sn9 sraPe seeus from
~;na - orraI, ,nT iuv nUe Now, your reo
u."to VIZ s aha naso " ae'eise .ne same care, as
os,,sr % s;tS % ths roamt;o % mntIe ".he' IN your
Ioiai; VIZ sno TASeP,roh tnat Tue red wine
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

CURIOUS wILL--A young lawyer of syra-
cuse, N. Y, died recently, leaving bis property
to village corporation, with the following
stipulations: first, to appropriate one-half the
yearly income to the purposes Of education;
and secondly, to add the other half to the
principle, and continue so to add, from year to
year, until the fund shall become the largest ed,.-
oational endo,oment IN the 'corld. The properly
is now valued at several thousand dollars, but
the legality of the instrument is disputed by
those interested. sli siirp-.,F or r-
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27
anar-I.n,or ~ AK for snrr;o,o c,.r.nov D.

@a-Look out for spurious currency. It is
said good one-dollar bills of various banks are
mutilated by taking out the name of the bank,
which is sfterward pasted on tens and TWEEN
ties of broken banks, The bills thus manufac-
tured being composed Of parts Of genuine bills,
are dangerous. the process being very neatly
done. Operations, as far as discovered, have
been confined to the bills Of the following
banks: Seventh Ward Bank, New York city
Unadilla Bank, Unadills, N. Y; Flour City
Bank, Rochester, N. Y; State of New York
Bank, Kingston, N. Y; Columbia Bank, Penn.
State Bank of Ohio.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27
Rates of Domestic Postage.


LBTTERs-For each half ounce, under 5000 miles,
paid oentsi over 5000 miles pre- paid 10 cents
All letters must be pre- paid by samps incosed In
stamped envelopes, or they will not be forwarded.
TRANSIENT NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, CIRCULARS,
&C., to any part of the United States, not weighing
over ounces cent; and cent for each additional
ounce; prepayment required. - ~ NJ
Books, pre-said, not weighing over pounds, cent
der 5000 miles, and cents ounce over 5000 miles,
prepayment required. All fractions over the ounce
to be counted as an additional ounce.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, not exceeding IL
ounces in weight, when paid quarterly In advance,
and circulated in the State where
WI eemi-weekly, ,6h weekly, 81; semi. monthly, ~;
monthly, y. Newspapers and periodicals when
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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

Mg-0n Tuesday, the 11th, Mr.. Edward
Patton, of this county, was attacked and
stabbed by Mr.. Joseph Williams, at Crystal
Springs. The wounds inflicted produced i'm
mediate death. The nature Of the ofense
given we did not learn, but understood that
Mr.. Williams commenced the attack with q
knife, and Mr.. Patton retreating attempted to
Ere at him with pistol. The pistol failing to
fire, Mr.. Patton still retreated, but was caught
by Mr.. Williams and cut so seyerly that he
died in short time after. Williams has been
arrested and lodged in JAIL Gallatin, Tenn
Mirror, 18Th. ---- ----I.L