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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
Diving for Sponge.

An important resource for the fishermen
Of Greece consists IN thu sponge and pearl
fisheries. To pursue this employment With
sSece,.. /, is Indispensable that the sea
should be calm, and not more Than thirty
feet deep. Those who h-h Tor oyster pearls
and the large .hsll.f.h called bBouniUH irii-
oHiun, descend to a very considerable
depth These men are exposed to real dan
ger The ehamd g'ga', an enormous IT.
valve, which exists in the .ea' Of Greece as
well a- OF India. has strength enoosh to
bite cable in two. IL. sbell weigh. no
les. than Eve hundred and hiiy pounds. 10
i, a scene Of no snail excitement to sos two
men go forth stripped. IN adiminu,i'e boat.
armed only with a knife stuck In their
leaihern sirdle. To watch them rs they FIX
their glance on the deep; then. OF a'ud-
den. to .ee ono Of them extending hi. arms.
and, cla.ping his hands, mako Aplunge.-
Ils soon roappears above the waves with
sponge in his hand, which be deposits in
the boat, and Immediately prepares Tor tho
acquisition Of Others. Thus no works on
during the day, and returns to his home
overcome by fatigue, and bleeding from
nose and ears. Should eramp attack hln
while under the water, 1t is all up with
him and miserable would bc his fate,
should he encounter bivalVi n, tho bottom
Of the sea. Even should he escape these
dangers, which are prescn, to him. he may
perehanco sc, en,auclOd in the aoa,ing net
Of tho oiama gnphOldI, from which hs
would try 10 vain to eI,rieatc himself. and
having by good fortune avoided all these
ha,arI'. be- may yc, stand chance OF end.
lus hi, days IN the jaws Of shark.
lBullsiin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

HoN 70 get thrOugh the Winter.


I have observed when people wished to
De- particularly imrrc's,y, they commenced,
e. There d. tide in the affair. Of men |
d.. leave very respectfully TO suggest this
same iis. as a g, introduction to dia,ribo
ou fodder
Fodder u scarce in Western New York, "
&, sna1iom which nobody, since the iih oi
June last, has any particular doubts about;
IN ordinary discourse It is assumed tno, as
a "gli,,erins generality" but) as "a rres-
nant ,,lJ.srid1i truth. That ia j. az f0- t.s
Jssi, men Of my theology would Eel bound
O. assume, ~ far as 1t originated in causes
above human control; uninterrupted plen.
,y and prospe-iiy begOl ,ndolcnee and waste.
Heaven could nv, hold blessings enough to
satisfy a people eIemp, from all rsvsrses.
If.,the calamity" 90 called, above refer
nd to. sAall teach US hoe 20 make ths most
Of rcryilisg, it will be worth more than q
year Of plenty
Tho other day called upon friend to
whom | had previously sold a load Of rye
straw. and observed that his horss was lux
uriatins in q bed OF that material. There
&c iay, uupicksd over by horse or COW, mix
ed with chat and heads, perhaps not too
well thrsshsd, to be sen, smoking to the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

dearest, | will build thee u cot oil GOV.
ored with ivy. in somo secluded yale, eloss
10y a murmuring brook. mcandsrins over It's
pObbly bottom, ineessantly babblipg dulces
unkling strains, Love. love. love;" where
the atmosphere !. redOlsnt Of soothing, spi-
ey aroma.. that make the eye lansui'h and
che heart dissolve in the liquid fires Of love
where the balmy morning rsPhyn Sigh in
the dense forest, loafy mares chanting loves
melody-wherc the tiny 'ongsssrs that whirl
in ethereal space warbl. noughs but lore. l
will plant thee garden OF gorgeous lo'sli-
ness. culled from natures ardent designs,
warme., ,ints, and smelling incense"
"DOlphy, dear. don't forge. to have .
patch for co'ram6ers and OHyOn'-.hey'rs
80 nice picklsd."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

An Exchange gi'e' the following as the
origin Of the use Of the thistle rs the na-
,ional emblem Of Scotland; When the
Danes from England invaded Scotland. they
avail,d themselves OF the pitch darkness OF
night to attack the Scottish forces uns.
wares. Ia approaching the Scottish camp
unob.ered, and marching bar-foO.ed 10
prevent their tramp being heard, one Of the
Danes irod upon large prickly thistle,
and the sharp cry Of pain which he instinct
lively uttered, suddenly sPprised the Scots
Of their danger, who Immediately ran TO
their arms ami defeated tho foe with great
daughter. Tho thi.,le was thsnceiorward
adopted as the national insignia Of Scot
and.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

NEw YoRk BEASpY. a liquor dealer in
this CITY purcha'Oi a barrel Of New York
brandy a few weeks ago aul stored II in .
loh. The next morning he inspected tho
same and found that the brandy had eaten
away completely tho wood work OF the bar
rel, hoops and all, and nothing but the
bung. hole wa. Left. Boston Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
fMmrrs' department.
"srErp ruE ROW"

Ihs arts ani srieucrs Isrrt1Inirg to liir. are
5 , ,iihk-.itsgethrr, aai arr iuiIuisisly c',alaci-
FOL . stJh A-riCu'iurc .--AeNtCutA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

wo shall render to agriculture a a'iill
GREATER service 10 we discover tie means Of
economically dividing tho mineral pho'-
pilates 1, the state in which they readily
become a,si,nilabls by plants"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LITTLE TrNGsThe contemplation Of the vast amount Of hui
man misery created by ns and which be allcv
red by means apparently trivial must ever be source
wonder to the mind The arrangements Of the
SYSTEM the names which familiar Gas household words
are in most casea merely the result of the habua neglect oil
slight disorder slight uneaness produced by some mPru-
ence exposure frequently becomes by neglect one OF those
hya-eaded" and unpanageabe malad!es included In the
term hi iousness. All of these INCLUDING Dyspepsia Languor
rretfuness Constipation raratOn Of the Heart and thou
ssRi other forms disease which mako life in"erab may be
averted in most cases. and aevae in all, by iudous and
timely NICHOLAS sroNAcH BTrrEs Of GENTRY
os Of NewYoFk who really the great reputation they
have acquired Introduction Of this remedy, at so
agreeable and clicacioas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

Rsiy~ The important subject Of building Free
Bridge the Trinity at this place. has been under
consideration before the County Court for some time
past We have published call for "plans and spc-
ciheations," and hope that bridge baillers aud
ohteets will promptly respond to it, It has been a
heavy tax on the people west Of the Trinity, for
long time, pay errisgc whenever business pleas
are called them to town and the want Of free
bridge has kept of much trade from Dallas, and di-
verified II to other localities We hear Of no OPPOSE
zion to the prjeo; this side Of the Trinity, and Of
course there will he from the other side 1t Is
thought that heavy subscription could be readily
obtained, If there SHOULD be deficit in the County
funds for this purpose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

II The Hungarian grass raised in this county, is
said to excel all other grasses ever sOwn in this
region of country Tho yield Of grain is enormous,
besides vast amount Of hay, in which, horses and
cattle delight, in preference to corn or oats. Our
ncighhor, Mr.. Fields has succeeded admirably
with il, and in our next, will give some of the
particulars connected with the mode of cultivation
its yield, and its utility IN article of winter prov
.cndor for horses and cattle. The range on prai-
ries is becoming circumscrbcd, that our farmers
are beginning to turn their attention, to the cutiva-
zion of grasses
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nollrr DO Ilrllrr l,nllders

fI'Husl aha unlfuianl hu.ilus ndlsos ars in.
u uiel 20 hruhrl o. iho Chief lustl.r ~ nalti
county. 'lHs anil specification f,r a double irttt
hHile arross the Trinity River Of ths town ofi,ll,s
u wlll Itqlue I've rriurril SPANS. one about lnu
piers constructed ~ durable timber two ~ which
will lr between ~ and ~ feet n height, from the
foundation, and he other s,oui 2i ket The County
iUuu ltsisns leitiug cut the Contract ~ building
saii bridge, sometime IN the coming Fall, and any
plans 0T specifications furnished saii Chief Jusl,e
must he era uiiuus AZ no consideration will be paid
Tor the sane. W, X, MASTEN, c. G, c. D. co. T.
By GRO, W, LAWS, Deputy C4rk,
lame Isl lRsn'-4stf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

" We have seen a fine specimen of Flax, exhibit
ted in our Office by our townsman, James NJ Brow
der, grown by him in his garden in Dallas 1t had
been sown in very unfhvorabc situation, but grew
well the specimen exhibited to us being nearly three
feet high average, and few stalks even taller
The lint is fine, and the texture firm and good 1t is
thought that it may he raised here with great success,
in favorable seasons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

EgF" His Honor, Judge Burford, left home on the
l2tl inst, for Denton county, in which, the regular
term of the District Court comes off this week.
Most of our attorneys have gone with him, leaving
quite vacuum in town. Mr. Robinson, the
District Attorney, being unable to attend to the du
ties of his Office through i'll health, has secured the
services Of able lawyer to fill his place. until his
health is restored
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

"a See announcement u y, II, parnell, sr., as
candidate TO represent this County, in the next
Legislature, Gen, panel Is al Oh citizen and well
known to the voters Of Dallas lie has mingled
freely in politics and has held sOps Important pos
tiOnS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CRUTCHFIEID HOUS SIC
II. E. CKUTGEiEIELD, Prorrictor.

June IL j. Preston Calvcston W l. David, Denton
June st Brown, hlcKinneyi Wood, Greenvne Nc
Million. c. N, II Cavendy, Houston; W Lewis do; ii
Forbes Tarrant COT Zenas Gum, Fort Worth.
June "a Mills Johnson Jno Perkins, Ark Brizcn-
dine, do.
June 11-Aexander Duncan, Ind; JOS Waggonr Wood
l. Tenvell, Parker CO.
June I3-S Anderson IIlsbor ugh Mrs Tucker daugh
ter Louisville, Ky; VIM Steadman, Hunt co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

4 voIoE FROM TIM PRAmIEs,-we arc laid under
obligation to fair young lady, for the present Of
beautiful and recherche bouquet Of prairie Goweys. Of
the brilliant eolors and the richest fragrance
Our fair friend has our warmeSt thanks for this deli
cate gift, aud in return oier no better prayer
than that her pathway through life may be strewn
with flowers, and all her ways he ways Of pleasant
ness and peace.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

CPECIAL NOTiCE, TO those who are in
- dehtei for last years purchase, would say thai
| must have money before the let day Of July
don't want to sue anybody II can help il, lut a. I
haven't got hank 10 draw On, must draw on some
u those that owe me- II you can't pay all, pay
part, and vii. stl!l walt, or am not disposed T.
press, H. NJ. STACKPOLE
June Z, ISS9.-iNtf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
N. III. DARNEEE, Proprietor.

June 7Gco Newman, Fort Worth II Coleman, Texas
Thomas Green, Mt Ida, Ky Bcnge, Fort Worth; GILES
pie, do; N A lie, dos I w Garland, do.
June S-Lansing Munson, New York; Hartmann Ellis co.
June 10--S Berry, Mckinney; A p Cornelius, DO;
June Il.-W J Thompson, Cherokee CO.; Frank Wright
Houston; L ii Mckee, Palo Pinto; John W Love, do.
June l3-Sam Chowning, Denton; Morrcl Mrs. and Miss
Norrell, Austin; L Marshall, Trinity
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

H1yH We inre attention to a communication from
J. r. Worrall, of Jackboro in regard to the Frontier
difficulties 1t is the first that we have received in
behalf of the settlers engaged in these difficulties and
VIC give it publicity freely rs we would any COM
municaten from the other side, mauGre the asser-
tons of Interested individuals. Mr.. Worrall writes
pleasantly, and with dignity, and fully understands
our position, in regard to these matters. All we ask
or care for is Just construction of oil have said
or written on the subject. Farther than this we have
nothing to gain--nothing to lose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
CnuNTN CANnIpNTEe,

F6r R,Prassiaiir' ia hs STATE Lsyilaiurc
" AZ aahEIal AMI Feisssui h anuslse GIN \, n.
hAhAtis a. eaniAair % rvlrcs1ut Dallas taag u it
lat LfgdAiuTs
W. sussai ana FsQnnsisa n A. !. WITT g.
candidate y TlTtshi Dallas Couuy Ia ls ulAi H. ialtur
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

e Numerous drovcs Of horses and mules continue
to pass through town. their way to the North
crn States. Most of them gathered from the
Rio Grande counties and from Mexico This must be
a source of immense profit to them and although
of the stock look shabby, the majority is heal
thy and in good order.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
Nature is the Grea. physician. This is now

NItuIC Is tItt VICfis PH5 sfNftH' IIf' ID I" "
admitted by medical profession fundamental principle
ofheang science 1t wisely provided by the human economy,
tha anything wrong in the physical SYSTEM the
body brought 10 bear to oSe the dis
The great aim therefore, Is to strengthen the natural pow
es This has kept by the sku compcunders Of
DR. J. HOSTErTERs BITTERs which operate to give fresh vi
atty all organs az body The effect OF this medicine
upon the stomach ysr he kidneys, prompt and dc
eitve patient wise enough to quit duggns and
Try the BrrTEa he had taken new lease of life
and rs he the Of the article he oTeyed to find
e streams health coursiug through his frame Let ali from
the bloom has departed give Dr. j. Ces-
brated Bitters trial
sod by druggists and dealers snsrsg, eyeryvherc Al by W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
NOTICE 10 OUR PATRONS and FRIENps

We are constrained to cali upon our friends aud pa
irons TO settle all outstanding claims before the close
Of the present volume Of the Herald July let lS5g
il is Important that the business transactions u the
paper should be elosel by that tine
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
HsrnAY NOTICES.


TitiN lfiy d Ne lnrlsfn IT, iii sstyaJel BE-
tire u " ifnir. let iu Furhcf No. 4, one brown
nA With sine white aioui h.' dtnls aud legs, bllnl
N thc lrf we, a. yesu pll, marked With an under.
thigh. appraised tH loon 49,
TAKES urly George l.. rsSet aml estraycJ ba.
tre james Ihom1s. lsq, In Precinct No. ., one rel
anI Nh'tc spuiiel uN, years OIL marked swallow
frE and unlerhlt Ia the right Ear. and three under
~ Bo''les Ia t'le len ear, branded thus VII On
right hp appraised tn $1,000 H.
TAKEN uP by W, ", harvcn, aud estrayed before
\, NJ Lavender frp, In Precinct No I, one bay
HORSE, Hack name and tail, white feet, with some
Ialcmsllf, anil iU,ll white spots In tho forehead.
{ YEAR WI huls high appraised to ECO. 80.
TAKEN UP ~ 7, j. Sharp, and cstTaycl bei,rn
T. NJ In elicr, ~, IN Precinct Va, q. one bay
HORSE. / years oll, II ~ hands high. star In tho
appraised Ia sG5 49,
'fAKIN uP by Soloacn Carver. and estrayed he.
fore wm $, Hs!i5Il 10, IN Precnc, No 9, one
Spanish mare pony, blue dun, with white face,
lygt hind foot white, II hands high, branded on the
right shoulder and Spanish brand on the LEFT thighs
appraised To- $40. 40
TAKEN VI by \, y, Lnnier, and cs,rayei before
VIM, T, lIhlGrl Esq., In Precinct No. O., one brown
roam OK, 10 yelIs old, marked upper slope aud un-
derht IN the lrl car, aud crop ia the right; appraii
ell 10 $50. One black OK with bald face, q years
old marked crop and undalit In the len and up
per hlr crop in the right ear, branded on the left
spccEs, years old, marked crop aud untlcrbt in tho
lcli ear, mud M Ter slope in the right ear, branded
III. on the shoulder, on the hip; appraised to
San. 10
TAKEN Ur hy ,IcT. Peak So, and cstraycd bofore
\. Beard 7. Ia Precinct No l. one sorrel EILLY :.
years old. white spot IN the forehead II hands high
appraised to $4,000. Onc sorrcl HORSE, about L
years oil star in his forehead, 10 hands high ap-
praised To $1,000. One hay HORSE COLT, 3 years
oll, II hands high; appraised to $4,000. One bay
HORSE COLT, years oil IS hands high, with
star in the forehead, little white on the right fore
iu0' appraised IN 5000. One mouse colorel MARE
and year Old colt, the mare branded | J over Alt
ioncd together, the left shoulder, nbOus II hands
high the colt has stripe around its legs; both mp
praised $4,000 4S.
TAKEN UP by Robert Downcy ind cstraycd before
\ Beard !. +, in Precinct No |, one bny HORSE,
years OLD, lG hands high, both hind feet above the
pastors, has knot on the left fore leg and on the
back branded Oh the right shoulder; appraised to
$500. AZ.
va T. ~ GTI'N I, ~ ~ N n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
Land for Sale

N acres land, lying in the county of Ellis Chambers
UfU creek the residence Of the late Zen. T. H. Taran
good portion mbere1; is well supplied with living
There il 40 30 Of an in cultivation
said tract Of land well situated for stock raising Persons
wishing TO purchase home will 10 well to examine the tract, be-
fore elsewhere will be sold low AMI upon
able terms For further particulars inquire Of the undersigned
Of bis oGice in yayahachic J. LIN. Hawkins, Agent.
raha TSbg-2o:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
"A Fine Back for Sale.

/ HAVE for sale, one Of the finest Young jack
| ever brought to the State. lie is only four years
old and nearly fifteen hands high Price $3.50 90.
Also few Alcrno Bucks, from Mark CockerclF S
celebrated flock, Mt $35 each.
Address A. H. Shepherd, Rockers p. o., Hunt CO.,
Texas June g, 1S59.-i9:3t@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
Final settlement.

NOllN Kerby, guardian Of the estate Of John
81 Butram has filed in my Office his final ac-
count current with said estate together with his
petition praying to be discharged. This is there.
fore to notify all persons Interested to come for
ward at the next term of the Honorable County
Court of Dallas County, Mt it's next term to be
held in the Courthouse, In the town of Dallas
on the last Monday in June 1859, and contest tho
same If they think proper.
W. X. MASrEN, cL'K g. c. II. c. T.
By GEo. ". LAWS, Dpwy.
June &, lS59-i9:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

D EAL Edinburgh Ale, and London Porter
n said by competent judges to he the hest eve
brought to this market for sale by
e. NJ STACKPOLE
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". K. MASTEN, c. c. c D. c. 7
Hy GGo. W. LAWS, pp;y Clk.
ELLIS COUNTY.

TAKEN ply J. VI. Higgins, anil cstrayed before
V. Sewer Esq., one brown MARE about ii l-2 hands
high, OF years old, branded on the shoulder and
thigh with something like the letter s, hind feet
white, very small star the forehead, appraised 10
$50. Filed April 7th lSj9. 80.
TAKEN Uphy II. T.. Slaughter, and cstraycl be-
fore G. c. Gilmore Esq enc yoke of work OXEN.
both deep red color with white about their TANKS
and belly, unc of them has white ficc and droop
horns the other has crunPly horns, both marked
under half crop in The gf ear, trned on the right
hip H. they about or years old; appraised Mt
IL. ell April 9Th 1859. 80.
TAKEN TIP by J. !. Brown and cstrnycd before V.
Sewer Esq one snail brown HORSE MULE years
old, branded on the lett shoulder r, saddle
marEsi appraised at 1850. Filed April l4th 1852.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
THE HERALD.
FOCAL AND COUNTY NEwa.

Al UBIC LESSONS Miss l.l1lAlER vill oon
WI iinue h give insifuci'on On The Piano a. thee
uho desire n avail themselves II her services the
usual terms ssssans three OF fye monihs, AZ ihs0p
ton ~ the pupil I0
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

To those who eniov Cr5i Sr"t-a, would re-
commend the eclebIael l-irqiUiG EiliLia,o3 Tobac-
CO. prepared expressly FIR the poNhttan iiTs, small
Dot Of which have Just received direct from one Of
the .s-c7r4 Fan}irs q rjrsi7i7-
r NJ. STACEPQLE.
:. D.-No connection Is clair Il With thc teNlce'
sc ~ The % FIRST families
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
STAFLE G. FANCY DRy GOODS
AND GROCERIES,

AND GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar. Molasscs, Soda. Ea;sHs, Machoroi
PORTER md ar,
Almonds, Cream Tartar. CraHhcrriCs Oysters,
Candy, Sardincs, Lamp Oil, Blasting Powder, &c
ment, rurpentinc, Faints and Oils, Camphor, Race
Ginger, Alum, Nader, CopPers, Churna, Zinc wash
hoads We'll Buckets, Wash-!uhs, Iin-warC, Vinegar,
Castor Oil Siddlery Sale Saddles, Et0cl; Saddles
r. e. a r. FL BlEe.
Hog-skins, Scot top Skins, Enamclcl Leather, Bug
cy Wins, Brass Ornaments.
CROCKERY * GEASSeW ARE.
Hardware, Tools, Window Glass, Ear and Slab iron
Mouse Traps, Hollow auscrs, Wash Kettles, Spifcs
and fencing nails, Cast Steel. IT1iloa's GfH,a
Biad,s, Hoop and band IRON, Wood Saws.
CLOTHING, BOOTS IND SHOES,
Stationery School Books. Fer the Ladies h3ya q
nice assortment Of Dress Goods,
staple mad Eas:Cy.
silk Eerarcs and Tissues, Lawns, Robes, GingbAms.
Nuslins. Tarlecrs Kid Gloves, Para=5ls. beautiful
assortment. Ladies Hosiery, Dam;sk. Napkin, Jet
Necklaces and Bracelets. Eonnotg, Emhroilercl SILK
Beaulffcrs. .FrrsciYs Collars ant Stars. very
handsome. Bibbons, Lace, Clco- n abundance.
Al The above Goods. aul many more too numerous
to mention. offer at fif prices iar is-, Or reason
able time to prompt customer
T. ". 5TACKrOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
yDT'EGE.

GALVESTON, ArEIL 9th, 1869.
we Nnticc, We beg TO say that
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

TAKEN Up hy John n johnson, M
fore W. i. Murphcy Esq, two horse
HORSE, ahoHt - hands high, some
left hind foot white, no brands, apprai
The other is dark bay or brown n
years old, If hands high, some sadd
brands, appraised at 500. Flied App
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15
ale and Porter

June &, lS50-49:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15

TAKEN UP by S Il. IINbun and estraycd before
&. {. Gilmore Esq, black Spanish MARE and
last Springs COLT. The mare has some white OH
both hind feet, about II years old, branded Tx join
cdtogehcr the right shoulder; appraised at $50
The colt is dark brown horse. ono year old, right
hind foot white, no braid; appraised Mt ESQ. Ono
brown HORSE pony, Spanish, about u years old.
branded with Spanish brand On each thigh, right
hind foot WHITE saddle and horucss marks; appras-
cd Mt $50. Filed April 18th 1850. so.
TAKEN UP by Crawford, and cstrRyed before
W. L. Murphey EsQ., one grey HORSE MULE. II
hands high, no marks or brands appraised a. $50 -
Filed April 18th 1859. SO.
TAKEN UP by j. j. Clayton, and cstraycd before
I. K. Coiicy, ESQ, one hay SPANISH, years old
arprai>cdnt $50 One bay SPANISH, 2 years oil.
some white in the forehead, snip On the nose, left
hind foot white and right fore foot white; appraised
Mt $50. One bay American HORSE, years old.
white in the forehead, right hind foot white,
left fore foot white; appraised ntSlO. 90.
TAKEN UP hy }. u. li"rlcman and csraycd be-
fore w. j. Stroop Esq, dark brown VI black
MORSE, Tor years Old, some saddle spots, brand
&c! with diamond on the Tear SHOULDERS appraised at
S1o One black and white pjlci, years old STEER
marked swallowt9rk and underbt in the right ear
and crop und2rso!' in Ike left; appraised at 500.
Filed May Eth 1851. go
TAKEN UP by j. NJ. liu5a, and cstrayed hcfors 81.
y, Meredith EIl., one dark b"y MARE, black name
and tpl, about / or years old, about Ii hands high,
also year old HORSE COLT, same color, marks
or brands pcreeivabe; appraised together at sloet
Filel May 18th 1859, 30,
Witness my hand, this Iu1c Cth 1852.
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