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GOING INTO MOURNING.

few weeks since, our friend Clark was lying
sick with the bilious fever. The attack was
severe, and he believed that death was near.
One morning he awoke from o short sleep to
hear hurried and smothered conversation in
the adjoining room i'm which his wife took part.
The first words that Clark caught were uttered
by his better half
ION that ground" said she, 81 object to
mourning"
"Yes," replied another, "but the world
looks for tit is fashionable, and one might as
well be out Of the world as out of the fashion -
Very true - -.r"-..its 3
- Here" thought Clark, is a nice wife She
thinks am about to die-to be planted, if I
may use the expression, in the cold earth, and
me-
Now that l am here, perhaps had better
take your measure"
The unfeeling wretch" exclaimed Clark,
to think OF sending for dressmaker before I
am dead Butt cheat her yet I'll live for
spite !"
"Well," mused the wife, 90 1 believe you NAV
| measure me. / will let you buy the trimming,
and let 1t be as gay as possible
Nv hat heartiessness," groaned Clark. ''Wo.
man like, though. One husband is no sooner
dead than they set about entrapping another.
can scarcely credit it,"
"Of course you will have a flounce?"
Two of them; and as the body is to be plain,
wish you to get wide gimp to trim it,
How will you have the sleeves trimmed ?''
With buttons and fringe"
:" Well-well-this beats all, F" sighed poor
Clark.
" When do you want the dress p inquired
the mantua- maker.
must have it in three days. My husband
to get out" .-. n = -
"Oh, horrible-horrible =" calculated tie
sick man, E" am only half dead, but this blow
will kill mo-"
His wife heard him speak, and ran quickly
to his bedside
Did you speak, my dear ?" said she with
the voice of an angel.
" / heard it all, madam" replied Clark.
" All what, my dear ?'
The emourning-gay dresses-fringe-every
thing. Oh Maria-Maria ~
"You raye.''
/" Do you take me for fool?'
Certainly not, my DEAR
You expect me to be out Of the way in three
days, do yOu2
" Yes, love; the doctor said YOU would be we'll
in that time"
What means the dresses?''
" 1t Is the one you bought for me before you
were taken sick.''
% But you were speaking of mourning %
we were talking Of Mrs Taperly."
"Oh, is that it ~
Yes, love. You know she is poor. and her
family is large, and it must inconvenience her
very much to find mourning for them all On
this ground alone, oppose it
"So-so-thst's it, is it? / thought you
were speaking of me, and it distressed me-
let me beg Of you to be more careful for the
future"
Clark was out in three days, and he now
laughs at the matter, which then appeared 30
horrible
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TEE OLDEST SHIP.-The bark Maria arrived
at this port last evening from three years
cruise in the Indian Ocean. She was built at
the town Of Pembroke. now called Hanson, for
aprivateer during the Revolutionary war. She
was bought by Wn Rotch, merchant Of Nan
tueket, afterwards of this city, i'm the wear
1855, and In the same year she made a voyage
to London with cargo Of oil. Her register is
dated a D. lIs2, and she is consequently in
her 77th year: She claims to be the first ship
that displayed the United States flag in q Brit
ish port after the Revolutionary war, which
flag is now In existence, Though in shreds. Her
model is Of old French construction, tumbline
home, or rounding very much in her top sides
and she is consequently very narrow on deck
in proportion TO her size, 2O2 tons. 1t is said
600; and from the earliest history of this shin
she has never been any expense by loss to un-
derwriters except once, and that to a very
mall amount.-Nep Bedford Standard, 1lfk.
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Mayors Office, Georgetown. ID. c., July IS. /
jy 25 StawtAu2
Wuo, LEWIS n%I;S PAYNE, !, Z

NV LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER,
Bridge street, Georgetotcn. ID. c.
The attention of the trade is respectfully called to
my stock Of Youths, Mems, and BOys' n66n
CAi:FSK1N SHOES, for summer wear Wl
My stock of PATENT LEATHER -
WORK is also assorted and well worthy Of stten-
tion.
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsuitable for servsnts) also hand and constantly
making.
TCountry merchants and others In want are
invited to call or address me at No. II Bridge ST.,
GEORGETOWN, ID. G.. sp2-tf
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no HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

VNO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS.
DLOOK TO YOUR INTERESTn
By Purchasing your Wood of
III A PAY NTER, al the X ed Sign at the new
ofhce, corner OF 7th and Canal streets, opposite
~ You will not only be sure of full measure.
but you Will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 5, or 4
pieces, Il 2 and Split III auy sIze desired
III Fifty cents per cord cheaper than II is sold
from sny other place In this city.
IL His Wood Is OF the Best Quality,l III
Best Quality.S "
II He has the biggest Carts snd BOxes,l III
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
Klndllng WoOd,l -,t
klndling Wood LII
II All delivered Free of Charged T
Free of Charge.S &"
IL Notice. LII IL the above does not show how
TO get II , Rich III IL shows where 70 get your
~ Moneys Worth. III
Now please cal at the above Office il = and try
It'll You vii get quarter of cord OF the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces III land Split III
for 81; pieces for 81 l21z; pieces 81 25; or the
best Oak pieces Sl.S71f; pieces 9 so; pieces
l.62<; the best Hickory, pieces so: pieces
81 U.s. pieces 81 All other parts of cord at same
Orders left at 9. w x. Handy's, opposite vii
lards Hotel at VIM. Ballanty Des, zs 7th street;
al Pages wharf, at the foot 7th st pty at
tended to. Ofhce removed tn the north side Of the
bridge corner of f7th and Canal streets The money
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
je4 A.PAYNTER. at Pages wharf
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=, u Black tongue issaid 10 be prevailing among
the deer and cattle In the mel ghoorhood of Little
Rock, Ark.
u The grape crop around Cincinnati is said
10 be the largest ever grown there, aud 10 esti-
mated 10 be worth sl 10000.
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I IGHTNING RODS,
L. GENUINE PLATINA TIPS.
FRANCIS LA BARRE,

LIGHTNiSS q CON Hi tPPgTs3a PPgT3aRs
Corner Of Tenth and streets, near Pa avenue.
CAU FlON.-ln consequence Of numerous at
temPts by parties TO represent their Lightning cd
Points as coming from his manufactorv, the sub
scrber begs leave to inform the public that no such
name. ~ W."
Orders may be left either at his place of bu siness
as above given, or at the Jewelry st Jre of his au
thOrlzed agent, Mr. Charles Hay den. under the Ma
tIonal Hotel, or at j. l.. Savage's Hardware and
Variety Store. Pa avenue, between nth and Ilth
SITS, where specimens Of his Rods and Points can
be seen on exhibition.
l0-4m FRANCIS LA RARRE
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NTThe French government have determined
TO Include In the accom- plishments Of the army, a
knowledge Of the art Of winning, - consider
able number wers drowned In crossing the rivers
QS NogtheIn Italy,
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ID TAKE NOTICE

A .' a TAKE NOTICE, I'D H.
1AhL persons owning property on either side .ol
are required By On ordinance approved the 18th Of
July 1853, to have the footways fronting the same
paved with good, hard hrick, and in conformity to
the established grade ofsad Brail street The work
must IN Al spe'ts be done in manner to be ap-
proved oiby the undersgned, or it viii be rejec cd
Ine Improvement must be completed by the 25th
oay OF august next, il will then be made by the
subsoribers and raid for out Of the tax which has
oeen a, levied ior that purpose.
nation, Oan apply at ths Mayors office, =
JAMES 5fhMSEks j. JABRaRRBSHAi BaRREff. Mayor
fSesSrsssOsn; :, $, s.sS, 2; C., July 2lst, 1859
FOR SALE OR RENT-The HOUSE No. 104,
by MF. Arthur soho t, and ing about midway the
square immsdiately west of Montgomery street,
norm sue. The locality L so generally and favor
ably known for Its hsathfulnoss and it's choice
MT: Schott will give possession at very short mo-
lce. Address +. b. ADDISON, agent, Alexan-
ana. = jy 8-2awu
A. TAKE NOTICE.
LABl, persons owning Property on either side OF
second street. between High street and q western
limit, are required by an ordinance Of the Corpora
non Gsorgetown ID c approved 2st day OF July,
paved with good. hard brick, and In conformity
TO the grade of said street. within thirty
days. Tha work must be dore with materials and
in style Of workmanship to be approved of by the
Improvement. in each case Of failure, Will be made
by the subscriber and paid for out of the proceeds
OF the TAX which has been levied for tha: purpose
HENRY ADDISON, Mayoi,
Mayors Office, Georsetown. d. c., July IS. 1853.
jy Is StawtAu24
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With bach building. No 2ss sssfiGh .sres sDIsS noTsS
between sch and 9Th streets west Gas all through
ss Sssn e1td1F snt Also good SsthTOOT and hs, jus.
ber corner sth and streets, opposite the NsIenal
Hotel. Gesl 3. ID. CASTLEMAN.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situs.sd
a In Alexandra county, about ~ miles from
getown, at the intersection Of the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting Of o2 acres. In
iith and Streets Warrington. b. &. Il ieT
ATPRiydhTEE ,El: sALErrSsys,s SG9S sPs we'll
two-story back buildings, containing from to u
rooms each; good yards bsek and side alleys The
above property is located the north side Of Mas
sons deslrous of obtaining healthy and quiet resi-
denoe would do well TO call at No. $40 Of said prop
erty. Also, several smaller Houses the same
square Tor sale. je9u
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
re BBENT , JH WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
TO satisfactory tenant Tor Eve years from the 18th
of September next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street. which
si ss
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
Washing ton Theatre and PhiiharmOnie Hall, one
or both of which is open nearly every night in the
yeari renders this property by long odds the most
elgible In sshlnston city for hotel kept on the
be to sooommodats one hnnareS ap person,
Comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining and restaurant apsrtpents can be ar
private, will be on ilth street within 50 feet of Penn
yen1s ne AND nearer to the Theatre and philharmonic
wALTICH, Star Once, W.sSissfsoGn.. rfsG. ma Il II T.
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A WOOD AND COAL.
"a COMPLETE and full stock of all kinds of
FUEL Away on hand.
All orders attended TO personally by one OF the
firm. -
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery.
Wood delivered. sawed and split any length and
size, or simply sawed, or delivered in the cord
length. Persons wishing a quantity can take wharf
measure, and hsve II prePar' d TO order.
III Those wishing 20 Law in their winter su nplias
will please remember We wish to keep no accounts;
cOnsed uenty, II II is not convenient to paw CASH
they will give satisfactory paper at short dates
T. TT. & WIN GAIT.
IL Ofhce-Northwest corner 18th and G streets
No. 5!1. Wharf and Mill-Foot Of nth street
below War Department. iT p
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Il RENCH WHITE ZINC PAIN,
Il PROM THE
VIEILLE M0STAGNE COMPANY

the best w his Lead is ppioabe. IL does not turn
yellow as lead invariably doos, and will aequre the
hardness and smoothness of Coach panneling with
out the aid of varnlsh, and is easily washed. Col
9rs with zinc basis retain their freshness and
brilliancy Of color.
200 pounds will cover as much surface with the
same body, as 30 pounds of lead-showing great
economy IS well as b auty.
10 order that parties may depend upon getting the
article strictly pure they should buy Of but the
most respectable houses. The Company ship but
two Qualities, known as No: and Sxo,c While
Dry. Red and Green seal. The No. or Red Seal,
Is the article most used for painting purposes the
Snow White or Green Seal being only used for the
most psnsive work.
Orders addressed to either OF the following houses
viii be filled at the nep reduced tariff of prices,
either Dry or In Oil.
HALL d CORNELL.
1913 Nader Lane, Netc York
RAYNOLDS. UEVOE Il PRATT,
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nv ID! Z o A l.!
MeKNEw 4 MARLOWS
STEAM, SAVING. AND SPLITTING FIRE
WOOD MILL.
Corner Of SeceHth street and Canal.
We now have greater facilities for Saving and
Splitting Fire Wood, cOnssg uenty reduced our
prices, viz:
IL Oas Wood, Sawed in places. Sc per cord
IL Oak Wood, sawed N pieces and
III SPLIT, $50 per cord.
/" Split, S5 per cord.
IL Coal of all kinds cheap for cash
McKNEW & NARROW
jyS iDrCorner Of 7th street and Canal
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ZINE READY-MADE
Black Drap d. Eta Coats Pants and Vests
Black Alpaca do. do.
White and Brown Linen Goats,
White and Brown Duck do,
White Linen Pants, ..
White Duck do.
Ruff do,
Travelling Busters, TO-
Having connection with the largest manufactur-
Ing establishment north, we enjoy sup uperiOr adyan-
tages for supplying the very best goods at the low
est possible prices: The styles are found to excel
anything In w Washington and the work ma ship far
e1eels any thing heretofore offered IA this mar et
And r so acknowledged by all who patronize our
r, We also have on hand a superior stock of Gents
FURNISHING y foods, and make TO order Garments of
vance On the Prices of our ready made clothing.
j. nj. MoCAMtY & CO.,
Jy1 under National Hotel
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123 Maiden Lane, Nec York.
R46E0iDsI 16s Ids .,}to. .DEvoE . 4 PRATT

w SIN 106 4 los Faffon street. Ne,c Yori.
GENTLEMENS'C CLOTHING MADE TO Or
~ DER.-We offer gentlemen the largest and
finest variety ofhght Casimeres, Driings, Ducks,
%G9stngs % Of every grade and quality, MarseiIles and
SILK Nestngs OF all styles for the present season,
which We will make to order in the most finished
style OF the art at prices at least twenty per cent
cheaper than the usual city rates. A trial Is re-
spectfully asked and satisfaction guaranteed.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
"A WILL OPENED
No. 4S9 street, bsttceer and 4th sts., Wdshiag
tom, ID. c., September LIST, 1859.
Mrs. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The object of this Institution will DO the attain
ment of thorough education from the elemental to
the ornamental branches of polite literature, in
which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by expert
enced and approved teachers.
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach
ing. and respectfully sOicts the patronage of her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies viii be received into
the family as boarders, and be under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
Circulars can he obtained on application to the
principal bookstores ofthe city to the Principal.
jy l8 eOtOctl
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
", BENT iH WASHINGTON. CITY FOR A
WOOD AND COAL.

{NOAL!-COALn
" WOOD.-wOODm
1tan cords OOD; ], ,nO9 tons COAI,-ouality
unsurpassed. if equaled-whi will deliver from
the vessel or yard At prices which cannot fail suIt
pu chasers My friends and the public geperally
are invited 10 call before buying elsewhere.
X. w. BATES.
Wood and Coal Dealer,
au 10 l4th street, east side. near the Canal.
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| u WASHINGTON, d. G..
| The College session begins on Wednes, ay Sept.
| 2sth. The session of the Preparatory Department
on "Wednesday, Sept. 14th. au 9-Iaw4w
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EDUCATIONAL

IL 9. BROWNE Will open a Classical and
tween L. on MoNS8Y d l.a in. Ts,se 3" Is ne &c
sAsskNs sAsfsAtRgEeTTg sstgeT geH66f 3it VoR S5s SoYs Y
The sIsTssss e sii: n:,iatisn s s. r::smsd
tSs scbSf sept 5,h the principal can be seen
giving full information, can be had at blanchard
Mohnn's bookstore. -.
auls colin R: B. DETRICK, ,A.M
SE1nor.E rEaMIERs3N aIlSssfGNsI INsTITyTE; VT Earv.
- CAT SCHOOL FoR BoYs. A '
-, II street, betaceen l2th and l3th streets.
the Mo"dsy in I Circulars Ia san ss
9h,siaed At tn. lso9kstoIe Of Mess;s. blanchard 4
demos on 10th street. bstween H and /. n'' ''''
su 2o-tf Gh - YOIING. a. W, Prin'I.
WESTERN ACADEMY-The duties of this
Wv .u School s% will be resumed septsmbeT 5ts nuS
CLINTON ACADEMY,
This sehosi has been re@ovsd m % to No. i6f West
nual session will CONNIE nee on Monday, the 5th of
At tSs Rss Be :. M % ae
lnr, Washington. or at the Drug Store Of Mr.. r. 2.
I. Cnse, Georgetown. 4-1m
NJ MRS McCOR aICK'S SCHOOL.
.lRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she will
the duies of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to a thorough English eduoa
In addition to her day scholars she is de.irous of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders,
aged rom 10 to u years, who will be under her
For terms and further particulars apply at her
residence-No. 33 Cameron street, AleIandra, Va.
jy Hu ..a.s- -. -
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,,
The College session begins on Wednes. ay. sept.
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NOTICE OF A CONTEMPT ATED RENO
i VAL-Intending to take the Store at present
occupied by Messrs. Perry & Brother, we vii now
offer onr stock of Berege Robes, Plain and Figured
Bereges. French Lawns, Fancy Dress Silks, and at
very reduced prices.
Also, Parasols and ladies' Sun Umbrellas
Lace Mantillas and Hoop Skirts OF all qualities.
VIM. r. RILEY,
jy 3-lm corner Sth st , opp. Centre Market.
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THE AMERICAN HoasEsINENGLANn

Censor" the English correspondent Of
POrter's Spirit of The Times, writes to that
paper the following graphic description Of the
late performances Of the American horses Ten
BrOeck's) in England
Hark, the merry bells, ..f 90
How they're blithe1y ringing,
Every bosom swells
With the news they're bringing;
Read the news they bring
70 give Us ovation
Sfdrks has ''cleared the Ring-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

| GRAND UNIoN MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA Phil
! adelphio, Dec. "a large and enthusiastic NEE
ting of Union men was held here to-day, in which
the members expressed their adherence to al
antislavery fanatics, and also expressed their
earnest sympathes In regard to, and with Nir.
ginia.
large fire at New York on the 9th destroyed
piano factory, and property to the value OF
A candle factory at CINCINNATI was also &c.
stroyed, the same day. Loss 500 900.
Theodore Sedgewick, Etq.. U. S. District Attor-
ney tor the Southern District of New York, died
at Stokbridge, Mass, on the 9th inst.
Mr.. Preston, y. S. Minister to Spain arrived
in New York on the 9th in the Steamship Persia.
The anti Republican State ticket has been
elected in Kansas
BREcKENRIDSB NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT
Frankfort Ky, Dec. 9.-The Democratic mem
bers of the Legislature of this State held n NEE
ting here to-day, and after preliminary business
having been gone through with, nominated Mr.
Breckenridge the present Vice President. AZ the
candidate for the Presidential chair for the next
term.
ST. CLAIR's FLATS Bill FEToeD.- TFaSLfneton.
Dec. S.-The President has vetoed the bill, pass.
ed at the close OF the last session of Congress.
making an appropriation for the improvement of
navigation at the St. Clair's Flats, Michigan.
The ground of the opposition to it is its un-
constitutonality, because it tappropriates money
for works of internal improvements of a local
from the common federal trea SURE -
Tbs veto vii be accompanied ty o long aud eIah-
Jgate argument 20 tbiC effect
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Erc'' i''oSS who arc In the on"ym.ut of rrr'rn, r N
frequently have no" To- have recourse to tourts l1,'
ives NJ disease, Nvur" never t"" wr urmorrd p...-
the assaults "f "hr s that Gr,h is l, to-" Snrh an IN
Np"rt"r they mny hnl In Hu~rEVrEl'' liTrHls-,
rn"d"n" thnt cannot h" taken regularly without -ivn-n
I,y AMI elasticity t"nr system, At this so,un part ,
nrN III" strongest man Is mot proof nan the maarg H
""nt sections 'of the country. In III rr fyor w
W-," IN" IrfrRs NOR" potent than my mount = ur.
inc, while the most dangerous case, aC billion. fycr 81
to IL, wonderful properties. Those uh" have tried the n
icnr will never another, for ANY Of the amour> w "n
the lIrSrCrTTR rrrS pr"r'-cs To .uhlur 10 those n
have not made the experiment, cordially rooumn"u.
early application {" the BTuH-, Whenever they -tr'
py diseases II tho digestive organs.
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Mimi SCtilrI-lrr,t.

ID p. Mclarlin. Admin, traitor Of the es-
AP' tate Of j. l., Berry, deceased, having ilcd
in my office his final account current with said
estate. together with his petit 10 praying Tor
iuul discharge; this is thereto, 90 notifyail per-
sons interested TO come iorwu'. al thc n,St Term
of the Honorable County Cour. OF Dallas County
for Probate business, 10 hc l.ld no the Court
in December, 1859. and contc.g the same it they
think proper. W. X. MAslEN. Clerk
by Gro. w Laws Deputy.
DnLln.. Tnzns. Doc. 9th. lSh--2n-n-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hr Tho remarkable popularity which ln, yUrl'iol oil.
introduction "r tho celebrated ~. Sichoin- SIoNiuCi
FILTERS, h. mot nonc owing Ia their dn'oIrg, hHynr urf
uuirm"ru rppoIsing orcrs, T'y mn" rrmU.ohlr nt
elective preventive ag1h-t disease of various kind,
have their origin iu the perturbation, of r stomach m
N'r' mHrra, nis7nrss m III" Head Headache either .-
N"us "r arising mo- Nrirl state 'ftNc scrr"i."u-
t'U "frhc d,sr"mirts which viii ir certainty umi sI". 4,
ulluNm,'t y the llrus W-rufthi- valuable truIr .I.
I"w'lNr, Il hisu"or,uin p",onuy" "f Fever nd ApUo ml
uli Mnnunu- Bilious Fever ula- SUCH -houlIh &...
In readiness fnr a." In every Mwly.
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TIE STATE NEr-NAs.

70 Mc McriV Of Dalias counl, Gycchng'--
EAT llEREAS, John NJ. Cro. Gctt n resident OF
~ Dallas county, and s ate OF Texas has
filed his petition in this court against ,Ino. Sto-
yer, whose residence is unknown in u plea of
debt by note for $500 90, executed and dcliv~
cred on the 22nd day Of October lSj5 which he
charges is due and unpaid, and prays for Judge
mcnt. Now, therefore, you are hereby command
ed to cite site said Stover by making publication
in the Dallas Herald for four Successive weeks, to
he and appear before the District Court Of Dali
las County, on the first day of the noA5, term
thereof, to be held at the Court-house. in tho
town Of Dallas, on the lQth Monday after the
Bird Monday in September, Is -. Then and there
to ansScr she petition of said Crockett the said
Stovcr.
Herein fail not, but have vau then ard there
before said Court this wri' with yonr return
thereon showing how you nave executed the
same.
~ Witness, ED. c. BEOWDFR. Clerk
( sEAL of the District Court Of Dallas county
Y : - Given under my hand ard seal Of said
court in the Town of Dallas, this 18th day Of
December, \. d. 1883.
ED. q. BROWDER, Cl'k . Z. .. CT,
BY j. NJ. l'mu.BSa>. Deputy.
Came to hand 18th Dec, 5y.
W. CARTER, ShcriR.
2l:4t-Prnter's fee, s. s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

III lhRS o! Administrative. anon the estate
1 ] Of Arthur Lcdhctter dccer ,cd. having baon
Granted to the undersigned the Honorable
Probate Court Of Dallas count NO its November
torn y. ID. 1852. Notice is hereby given to n,
persons having claims against lil estate o. lra-
sent thcla within the time prescribed by luw, and
all those indebted to the said estate viii come
and make immcdiatc settlcmc,t.
OLIVER '. LEnBErrER,&} ,J,,.-.
TIOMASh LEDBElI GH. ann 10.
Dec. 7.-23.Gw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-28

~ StInd from under The lntcligcncer
tirkG the rejoicing Of tho Democracy over the
election " Wigiall, indcccm. When Ills Satan.
ic MGc-t breaches morality or advocates the
pac OF ,a.t water, then the lntelligcnccr may
tok oi de, cncy.