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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21


Genesis, 18th chapter il is applied to a free man.
No pretended that Ruth, the Moabtess, was
a slave and yet 1t is said that she bought. And
again. In Genesis wher Cain into the world, his
mother sad, 81 have bought a man from the Lord -
where il could clearly mean nothing else than obtained
Those who depend on such evidence as this in support Of
slavery must believe
l. That the Hebrews slaves, which Scripture evil
dence and all history show to be false.
That all our servants must OF necessity be slaves.
g. That Ruth was slave.
A. That the wife OF the prophe, Hosea slave and
D. That II would be right for all pous TO hold their
wives as slaves and 70 dispose of them property
Conclusions which would be scandalous TO the Book of
Holy inspiration Il foisted upon it,
The third branch OF the discourse was exceedingly
lengthy and went TO show how monstrous a supposton
II would be TO say That GOD, who bad chosen Abraham
ard so greatly endowed him, would have left him
10 take his pattern OF morals from barbaous heather
world, and to hand down TO his posierty, In whom all
nations OF the earth 10 be bless cd, what he had
learned from brutal and uncvlzcd people There was
higher disrersaon for his guidance Abraham never
sold slaves nor have accused him of doing So
Then, II he a STAKEHOLDER what became of the great
dumber of which he have hadY They did not
nescend TO Isaac because he sold any; and IL not
then they would come down 10 Jacob and Esau but the
OILY instance Of sale In the Of Joseph Egypt
where. there had not beer twelve against one the plan
could not have succeeded
In the Of his discourse tho Doctor made auson
TO the farng heads he had time time seen in the
newspapers, Trouble In Dr. Cheevers Church - Trou-
bic IN the Church Of the Purians whereas the trouble was
ali outside There might be troubles IN councils and
where but the church that stands fast God has the pro
mise OF deyerance and peace II rather trouble OK
sciudod for was the foundation Of church government
that each church IL independent, and amenabe onlv 10
christ t1ch church to decide on whom II will have,
and whom Will not have for members, and no council
not ever mutual councils any authority for it,
much less an ca pdyte counc-and II such a
body should decide that parties members whom
the church declares are not so, has oyersieppcd
all bounds ever allowed and passed from Congregational
liberty 20 high handed hicrarchcal tyranny and this
would not and could not &c allowed without sacrificing
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GREAT WORK FOR AGENTs-sTHE LIVE ANu
Iraysls Of Ferdinand De Soto Discoverer Of the Ms
Hssppi River cost $1,000 Pronounced by the press -
most interesting book in the English language send for =
culars JAS. 7. LLOYD PhiiadeIphla
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nR. a. JAMES DISCOVERED. WHILE IN THE EAST
~ Indies certain cure for consumption asthma broucha
coughs colds and general debility The remedy was d.
covered cover 6y hum when his only child daughter. w1e
we'll DESTROYS Of beneag his fellow mortas he viii sso1
fully using this wonderful remedy receipt enc stap .
prepay postage Address o. Brown. No 70 Grand strt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
LAME and Stock FOR SALE
ATT Auction,

rE'HE undersigned will sell, to the highest
1 bhl,lcr. nj his residence, at auction. on Thurs
day, the 10Th OF February, 1859, 21oO acres
of land divided to suit purchasers This land lies in
the North part Of Caldwell county, IS miles South OF
Austin and 10 miles North of Lockhart, on the South
side of the San Antonio read, and the East side of
the Austin road near the crossing of the two roads.
The location is one of the most suitable for Public
House in Western Texas The land is of the best TIL
able character, and is clothed with fine mezqult
grass as grows in Texas This tract contains about
500 acres of post oak timber.
Also another tract will be sold at the same time,
col tanning 307 acres, lying miles North OF
Lockhart, on the Webberville road One hundred
and sixty acres of this land is under good stake ana
rlcred fence, and 100 acres in cultivation Two log
houses with passage between, fireplace to each
houses also an excellent fruit orchard, Az apple trees
and 80 peach trees, attached to the places and ssf
fcient quantity of timber to support the tract
Also will be sold, at the same time and -
place. 100 Head of Stock ii Orses andty1H
Mules, IS of which are ha,fand three-quar-
ter breeds, the balance Spanish Jacks, half am
three-quarer Breeds sucking colts and year Odds; one
good Kentucky Jack.
Terms of suIe.---The land will be sold, oNn
HALF CASH, the remainder in II months. esfock
will he sold exclusively for CASH.
Either the land stock be purchased at private
SALE before the day of sale. by applying to the under
signed Mt his residence, miles NORTHEAST of Lock-
hart on the Webberville road. Cotton and young ne
groes taken in exchange, Mt cash prices. Persons
wishing to purchase, will please call and examine be-
fore day of sale. will take pleasure in exhibiting
the property at any time IL. U. SkAGHo'
Lockhart Dec odd lS5S-27:6w
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ARRIVALS AT THE
CRUT q HFIE Id HOU S E +,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
T. f, CRUTCHFIELD, Proprietor,

Jan. In d Anderson, Mead co, KY; a An
derson, do; r Baker, Cincinnati Ohio; W Lane,
Dallas.
Jan 10 F King, Iowa city; II Scott, Collin co.. ;
" II Witt, Trinity Mills.
Jan. I'D Emery, Crawford CO., Mo-; p
Hallcck, Dallas co.
jan. l4.-J r. Harrison, Collin CO., John d Ed
wards, Bowling Green. Mo-; W NJ Russell, Tarrant
co. W r Rousseau, Dallas co.; c NJ Shelton, New
York; c A Harper, Fl Worth; l. d Lawrence Md;
Lawrence, Texas: Thos Nichols, Nd; W Falcon
er, Md.
Jan. 15.-wm Elliot, Lynchburg, Va.
Jan. 16.-Edward Hanson, Mt Pleasant, Texas
Jan. he Scott Da,las;T Lenelling, Nc
Kinney; r s Neighbors, San Antonio; ]! Stafford,
Palestine. Texas; Thos Nchss, Md; Lewis ID New,
Dover, Mo. F C vi con, do. G W Viyion, do.
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e We invite attention to the proceedings of
pnbc meeting Of the citizens Of this county, held at
the Courthouse on Thursday last to take into con-
sdsrasion the proper measures to be adopted, to Sc
cure to large class Of citizens their homes, the ttcs
to which, were affected by q recent decision Of the
Supreme Court, in which it was held, that the Mis-
sissppi and Pacific Railroad Reservation, extending
from 81 to SO degrees of north latitude was in force,
90 as to nhbit the location and survey Of lands with
in its limits up to the time of its repeal the 10th
day Of August, 1854. The preamble and resolutions
state clearly the objects Of the meeting, and the caus
Is that gave rise to it. We will only add that the
homes Of many of our best citizens were involved
some Of them the pioneers that had borne their part
in retaining this country from the savage, and had
made its wilderness to blossom the They had
paid desry for their lands in the prvation, toll and
hardships incident to the settlement of new country,
and we're net willing to surrender oil to spccuntor,
especially when there was 100 O0O 900 Of unten
aTted virgin soil for his certificates. In this they
we're backed by an almost unanimous public senti-
ment. The people Of this county, and we doubt not
Of the other counties affected, will make common
with the parties threatened with spoa ton. We ara
gratihed to know that the remedies they have pursued
thus far arc peaceabe and such as law abiding citi-
gems can resort to. We have no reason to believe
that there will be any necessity or occasion for them
to resort to any other means, for the future.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To the Sheriff of Dallas County-Greettng'
X|OU are hereby commanded to summon, by
i publication, John McGill, whose residence
is unknown, to be and appear before the District
Court, to be holden in and for the county of Dali
las, at the courthouse thereof in the town OF Dali
las, on the 10Th Monday after the Sd Monday in
September, 1858; then and there to answer the
petition of Mary Ann McGill, fled in said Court
against the said John McGill, and alleging, in
substance, as follows, to-wit: That petitioner
was legally married to the said John on the 10th
day of June, 1855; that she conducted herself to-
wards him as became good, faithful and obedi
emit wife that on or about the LIST day of October,
1856, the said John cruelty abandoned her and
left her in poor and destitute condition thai
the said John has kept himself separated from
her from that time till the bringing of this suit,
and has had no communication of any kind with
her since his said abandonment; and she prays
for citation and judgment dissolving the bonds OF
matrimony heretofore existing between her and
the said John, and for costs and gene al relief
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said Court, this writ, with your return,
showing how you have executed the same.
6ua, Witness, Ed. Q. Browder, Clerk
IA ON Of the District Court of Dallas coun-
AlEnSSS ty. Given under my hand and seal
ESsU Of said Court, in the town of Dali
las, this the 9th day Of January, 1852;
Ed. O. BROWDER, Clerk
284t District Court Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Farm for sale.

rT'HE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
| in Tarrant county 1-2 miles North OF Fort
WORTH on the road leading from Fort WORTH to Der
ton and Gainesville containing $40 acres, IA acres IL
cultivation under good fence, 2 good log cahin' sse
Gne well Of water in the yard TIE title is undo.o;
cd. Also, 100 acres of tmberei land in the. WeSt
Fork bottom, near the above farm the title undoust-
cd. Also $50 acres of fine land adjoining the above
described 600 acres on the West, good log cab
in aud sinokrhouse, and acres of broke land, and
well of lasting water in the yard For further par
ticunrs and terms apply TO i. Wilcox the prsni-
s,s, or the undersigned At Denton, Denton Co, IsIa
CHAs C. LACY.
nnr 9 1G.,S--SSnf
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that We viii, aud We Do hereby pledge ourselves. 70
all In whatever war may 10 necessary, IN order "a
secure the rights claimed In the FIRST resolution.
RsioIpsd, Ath That We the persjns Interested In
the locations made by virtue 81 our said Colony GER
thcaies do hereby nominate, constitute aud appoint
W. X Masien. and fully authorize and empower him
a. cur agent 10 40 10 the General Land Office aud
withdraw our said certificates therefrom. " they can
be withdrawn, and for ne and In our names 10 rehle
the same upon our lands and We hereby recommend
him to the favorable consideration Of the State Officers
In Austin and respectfully ask them, 80 far as they
can. in conformity law 10 assist said agent in
procuring for US our certificates
RssOIrsd, 9th. That Is there Is 33,sSO acres Of
land In this county, affected by the late decision OF
the Supreme Court that, all persons thus directly in
erested be expected to pay their pro rata part Of the
expenses In sending an agent to Austin, TO procure
their certificates, and rehe the samei and that said
persons come forward Immediately, and pay over to
Jas N. Smith, sufficient amount to dcfray the ex-
penses Of said agent.
Resolved, 9th, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be furnished to the Editor OF the Dallas
Herald and that he DO respectfully requested to pub
lish the same.
W. X. MAsrES,
". W. BARTON,
G. HAwPE,
HIRAM BENNETT, : Committee.
W. Il. EpMoSpsoS,
JAS. LOVING,
The following resolution was then presented, and
on motion, unanimously adopted:
Resolved That our sister c0Iies whose land titles
are in like precarious situation, be requested to
=" take action, and act in concert with us"
On motion the following, which had been read be-
fore the meeting was authorized to DO published with
the proceedings: - ,,o
DALLAS, Texas, Jan. IL, 80.
w r. Buford, Esq. -
DEAR Sin return to you the four certificates
you left in my hands, cannot consent to the
claims 10 pefeot the titles II any wrong has been
done you by mo, in this matter shall regret 1t.
do not feel that ought to be instrumental in nllct-
ing so great an injury upon the people of Dallas coun-
ty, MS might ensue from the attempt to perfect titles
to lands here, on your certificates.
Your Ob't Serv't,
GEO. W. GUESS.
On motion the meeting adjourned,
JAS. N. SMITH, Chairman.
w. W. PEAK, SECRETARY.
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NlpTyC

rs hereby given, that at the February term
1879. Of the Probate Court of Denton county,
the undersigned was appointed administrator of
the estate Of Charles Jones, deceased, All per-
sons holding claims against said estate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated. according To law;
and all persons indebted to the estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment. This Dec p,
1858. JOHN IL. JONhS'
eT;ot Admir-. of the estate Of Chas. Jorss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
WOOL-CARDING.
WE HAVE NOW AN EIGHT HORSE POWER
STEAM ENGINE.

attached TO our ,rool-carding machine; situated on
Ten Mile creek, tweire miie South Of the
topn of Dallas
WE are now prepared to give prompt attention. on
w short notice, to those wishing to have cardlng
done. The wool must he well washed, and picked
and one pound of lard, to every eight pounds of WOOL
must in all cases be furnished by those wishing a
good, and nice article of rolls In all cases DO care
full to furnish at least one Sheet for every twenty
five pounds of wool, as that is much as they will
hold when carded.
TERMS, Invariably Cash.
White wool, 10 cts per 10.
Mixed " - 10
We tender our thanks for previous patronage, and
still solicit 4 continuation of custom.
o. B. NANCE & SON.
Pleasant Run, P. o., Sept. 10th, le5s.-12tf
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% Tue Mousr PLEAsASr MAIL.-we are gratihed that
the Post Master OF Mt Pleasant, the head the mail
route from that to this place, in view Of the utter
abandonment Of that route by the contractors, has
contracted with Mr.. Bowman, Of Mt. Pleasant to
carry the mail until further instructions are received
from the Department at Washington city. Mr. Bow
man arrived here on Sunday evening last, with
four horse hack, and took off all the mail for the
route, portion Of which has been acoumulating
- Ave months past. We learn that Mr.. Bowman
ril, run hacks when the travel will justify it. From
sur acquaintance with him we have strong hopes that
rsrar trips will be made when it is at all practical
bic The contract We suppose will be regularly rc-let
&c Ioon A. the Department act in the matter We
suggest to the Department that the service be by
hacks instead Of horses.
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rsrRAY NOTICES.
pALLAa c0Cyrf

| pALLAN NUtNlfl
TAKEN Up W n. N. Codes tstrsfsd bshfs'
usC,pt., Esa., j. y. 10 Dallas csgniy. Isfss, re.
sIpol No. 4, enc DnONS MARE MULE, Jss's 90
cat. 81 .nt IL hArds high, Appfal.sd 70 els a,
TiKRN UPby VIM Moouyhah, aud esnaysn ~
Are j. MeCais, J. =. IN Precinct No T. p su"
oounty, one black WORK OK years old. so,ne "hl's
On his belly. Marked with crop on each car. ana
two riis - The right aud que 'rll' 10 tho '''' up
praised NJ SEQ, .psW .,---.,,..
TAHFN Up by Mlchad Coyle. and esTaysi ne-
fore u. q. Kosey. =. T.. In Precinct No. 0, hsl.s
eouniy, one WORK OK; uhlle with some red spo's
ON hin, marked swallow Grk Ia ihs len ear and crop
aud undcrbit Oh the gish g about ~ years ''''
Jan. l7th 1882 2s;sW l-L
w. X. MAsTEN, o, c. C.. p.s.,r
DENTON COuNTY
TAKEN 1T by J. Is, MeCurlty sud .strsysd h--
fore ]. W, simmons, one yoke Of WORK OXEN, on.
red steer. years old, marked crop OF the sh amt
iii In the right ear, on tho back the 9th
er black ste' r, with white face, about years OLD
IN lrked swallow. fork In each ear, no brandsi apprsu
ed 10 $50, rsI- l-sotl
TAKEN UP byJ. w. BuTFe and esirayed before
W, Simmons, 4, a, one SoRREL HORSE, about 10 ~
hands high. Waite pot in the forehead saddle-mark.d
IN both sides bin in the right eye. supposed 70
Le 10 years old; appraised to S2S ASST.
De. ton, January 81, 1889. S, A. YsNTERS,
elk Co, c., Denton Co., Tsi.''
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OH sPRING MOTEL.

.ossnr LOVE. [Chang, of Omners. THos. c. $. no1n:
HAVING Bought out Robert Wilson, at the IN
Springs We intend to keep we'll Furnished
House the purpose Of accommodating all mat may eve m
call The table be furnished with thu best the country can 81
ford for the sick and well. . WILDE made to please
ALL Campers he furnished any kind Of meats tna' s n'
want, All kinds Of Stock sale At the Oil BAZAAR Plenty
Forage will be kept on hand. hoNh hoip'
Oil Spring, Peksns CO., c. n, Sept. ), lsSS-ll:olo'
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Administrators Notice q.

TVNHR undersigned was, ut Che Novembef ts-hi,
J. 1858, of the County Court OF Collin COUP
ty, appointed Executor of the Estate oi Thos. +,
Borcn deceased. All persons Indebted to said
and all persons having claims against the same,
are hereby notified to present them, duly anthem
ticated, within the time prescribed law.
f25:6tI MOSES JONES, Executor.
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Notice !!

A LII persons are hereby forewarncd from trading
II for either both of two notes executed by me,
in favor of L. j. Dabord, for Four hundred dollars
each dated about the 23d of October, 1858; one pay
able six months after date, the other lst of January,
1860, as will forever contest the payment of the
same the consideration for which they were given
having utterly failed This Dec. rs, 1858.
T2S:4tl VIZ Z. HEBRON, Tellicu, Ellis CO.
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Public N0tice

IT'S hereby given, that at the December Term OF
u the County of Collin. ard State Of Texas,
Letters OF Administration were granted to thu
undersigned, on the estate Of Richard NJ. Mugg,
deceased, late of said county. Al! persons owing
said estate are eequestod to make payment forth
with and all poiaons having claims against s",!
estate are requested to present the same, duly
authenticated, as required by law, for Ia mcnt.
ON ELISHA CHAM BERS.
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Rogers House.

uHAdffdCHiE, ELLio So'' =,
THE subscriber respectfully announces to the travelling
public that this large and commolious hotel is now IS
open for the reception and entertainment OF the public
His constant and uneming eos will continue, as heretofore,
to be given those who favor him with call conorlaoe
and "Ar HOME" Ills table is constantly furnished WIN every
thing that can procured in the market and his table sppeu
with the proyeer and attended with nt:eatiye hosss
lie refers to the traven. public generally H. W. RoIEhs.
NJ Hacks will he kept hand to convey passengers 10 any oil
he adjoining towns points. Jane!2S, l"'o-o't!'
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Execufor,s Noti e.

N hate Court of Collin county, exercising pro-
bate jurisdiction, letters testamentary were is
sued to the undersi gned upon the estate of Peter
f. Lucas, deceased. This is therefore to give no.
tce to all persons having claims against SAID es-
tate to present the same, within the time prescri-
bed by law. This 29th day of November, 1853:
GEORGE F; Lucas, Executors.
T25:Gtl MARY Z. LUCAS, {
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GAINESVILLE, January e,
THE STATE OF TEXAS, ;
ELLIS CoUN1y

THE STATE OF TEXAS, }
ELLIS CoUNIy.
10 tie Sheriff Of said county, or any laWful officer
10 crecutr md return Greeting
VOu are heyGny commanded to SUNNI ms ii p.
n suiitb, by publication in the nearest news
paper to s.ld county, to be and appear before me,
.he ruIersigned Justice of The Peace at my Office
il, tie town of Tellco, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of February, 1889, to an
swer the complaint Of Thos. K. Heron, in plea
of debt due by note, for Fifty dollars principal,
and eight Is 100 dollars in crest. Herein fail
not. and due return make to me at my Office, as
he law requires, certifying your action thereon.
Given under my hand, January 9th. 1889.
WIN. Z. MURPHY,
Justice of the Peace, Ellis county.
hereby certify this to be true COPY of the ORR
ginal writ JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sh'fE. G.
ByaA A. FOSTER. Deputy.
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Relknap House,

BELKNAP, YOUNG COUNTY, TEXAS,
G.. w. FISHER, Proprietor. "a
tho travelling public that he is now erect LIEN
@ l,rr. two,tory building, addition to his present build
iss, which will finished by the st Of January next when he
Iii he prepared accommodate all who may give him call
In connection with hotel he has large and convenient as
HE with provender OF all kinds, and attentive hoe ls
himself that his table shall BIO furnished at all tins with
r.. NJ, ths IA rtet, srord Dec. !, 1sss-f.1y
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

To ihe SFe,if Of said county, or any Laetul officer
10 eIpeute and rcfur7t- Greeting
XT0U are hereby comm nded tosunnon Thonl-
Il as II. McCray. hv publication in the nearest
newspaper to said county. TO be and arrear be-
fore me, the undersigned Justice Of the Peace. as
nv Office in the town Of Tcllie9,at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, on SATURDAY, tie 5th 3as q February. 1859.
e. agssw6i the eoInriains 5f Vol Stokss. in =
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To the Ladies'.

To the Ladies.
T HAVE just opened small assortment OF beautiful
Winter Bonnets Come and look at them You are
not compelled to purchase. E. M. sTACKPOLE.
Large Public Sale Of Stock Sheer.
WILL SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION, for cash, at
| my house, miles North of Dallas, on The 25th Of
next month, January) if fair, if not next Mir day.
in lots about FOURTEEN HUNDRED (14OO) YOUNG
EWES, now dropping lambs also, q few BUCKS:
These are all young sheep, of my own selection;
frem the best fosks of Missouri This sale will afford
purchasers rare opportunity of supplying themselves
at home, very important consideration now rs sheep
have become scarce and high every where d IN the
North hOf ID. oNoii'
I Dallas, Dec 81, 1S5S-26:4t.
Waco Democrat and Austin Gazette will please
copy till day of sale and send accounts to this ofce
fer collection.
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Lost.

THE Land Certificate No. - issued to George W.
Cottle by the Board of Land Commissioners of
Gonzales County in 1889 1910 GAO acres donation
and 800 surveys in all $50 acres; il not heard from
within the time prescribed bylaw will apply to tho
nropcr Mace for duplicate. J. NJ. CRDFFORD.
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Executors Notice.

YEyIIE undersigned, Executors OF the will Of
d Green Stalcup, deceased, hereby notify ull
persons indebted to him, to call on j. d. Stone
and j W. johnson, at GAINESVILLE, and FAKE i'm
mediate payment And all having claims against
the same are notified to present them as soon as
possible as the estate will not DE opened in the
Probate Court. y. =. STONE,
j. w. JOHNSON.
GAINESVILLE, January &, iS59.-aS: Smos.
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EsR'. j. Wilson,
Located miles North of Plano. and ii miles
South Of McKinney,

South OF WChlnhey,
WOULD embrace this opportunity OF returning
w his grateful acknowledgements for the kind
and liberal patronage received during the past year.
.nd hopes that his unparalleled success in the treat
ment of the various grades of Winter and other levers,
owing to his long experience and close observation in
their treatment will to him continuation and
increase of the patronage of the public generally
Charges will be governed by the customs Of the coun-
tr Jonuory - 1S59-2Stf
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DALLAs CoMMANDERY, No. 0, meeti at the
~ Asylum in Dallas on the third Thursday IN each
month, JOHN C. mccoy,
" r.. Grand Commander.
yss NJ. CgocEurT, Recorder Nov '6s-iyl