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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-22
The Brooklyn Police and street Assaults.
TO TNE EDITOR OF THE HERALD


Complains are frequently made to the police, but with
out effect Of the assaults and abuses to which respectfully
dressed children are almost daily subjected a. the hands
OF juvenile rowdies in various parts of Brooklyn Ere
quenty the little sleghs skates and caps OF young boys
are seized upon and run away With by these growing
ddates for Sing Sing But OF the most recent out
RACES committed on Saturday morning last in Jay street.
o. lad oil ten years Of age, ecpss all the acts OF petty
theft Two young ruans seized him on his way 10 school
threw him down IN the street and completely covered him
in heap OF sne S-csp, boots and a--then decamped
New, frequently as these outrnges have been commit,
ted police has been found convenient or in
any tho adjacent streets but let the asgrcyed parents
repair 10 the station house in Washington street there
they will find those guardians taxing especial caro- tina,
no away with the stove. In fact policeman is
rarely in either Jay Pearl Hilary, Adams or Wash.
pg,on street except in the station house named
street. WI those gentlemen, who SIT at home ease'
ooudescend TO protect quiet and nocnsve children from
the aais OF street proving miscreans the pa
rents lie in wait for the offenders and nfct upon them
sugnary chastecmeng A BR00KLTSirE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-22
MEXICO, Jan. S, 1850.

"
Diplomacy and Ps,tisans1ip Of DE French Ainiaer-7ae
Dcl&s IF the misunderstanding up claims aou,na Jua
re,-Prpcir9 for a MirdmoH Orusion--7,porec Of vi
iaira KIing the Priests Shocking Retalta'ions on the
Lay Supporters Of the ChurchConaidn Reports from
The In:erior-f6reiSa Intervention Required, d..
How France be neutral in the affairs Of Mexico If
she continue sustain her Minister to Mexico all his
partisan France has said that she neutral; but
she her Minister and her Minister is the vo
len, and unprncpled partisan the clergy centrat party
have In times past have given you many proofs Of this.
have expose another dsrepuabe act OF
the French Minister aad his political Specializing assoc
ates, Munoz, Lcdo & Co.
II vs. already known TO you THAT the couven.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13


lSs- The favorite theme of the Opposition sheets OF
this State is "thc Disruption of the Democratic Par
ty." There never was q more false nmi unfoundcd
assertion from that party that has found employment
for wears in predicting ruin and ''eieat to the Demo-
crot party in the South. The State Rights party in
I North is strong, and sustlins the South In her
dem,nds New York m n SILVA III. are far T on
being Suuatterized, and Connecticut in equally bal
| m al IRA nst Do ,las In ,hi, Ini='na and Min
nesoa there is still strong opposition to Douglas, Pc
culnr Interpretation of the Cincinnati platform, which
vi sustain Constitutional Candidate for the Pres-
dency. So far from the Democratic party being dis
ruped or even broken down, is stronger than ever
and conservative, State rights element North will
ably sustain us. For years, the Opposition PRESS
has seized upon every crisis. to revive heirold cry
but Cnssandra like nobody believes. then. They are
doomed to see all their proahesies discreditcd, and
their hopeful Vaccinations Of v.farupon their own
heads Like the fox that had his own ta cut of. the
Opposition woud he pleased to sec the Democracy
ego UNDER" just rs they themselves have been lost
md worn out The Democracy is still alive, and will
give them another Waterloo defeat in November.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

| - MIR pAFpfz.-A l Y. das.s' dsl,
x siss--eet oss u hssh ~.ssscf rIiat ~ asahd
aiss q 1szas OF thsss is.leas 'Dppt>f iIssdsr-
81 " l. aeas o,her than pe' iisna<s the ell
81 y sns-heFss plsss hspshi'i . pap.s a Aslsssa
| IN ,hls state james ssoit !. Ja.ss ssest. the
BLACK kepnhliasu County Clerk az shless eoansy
. ]. Strauss is simply }. siseuss tie kegs Of
snail tser saloon ina the siasr u hrnd lfsysn !.
" fnsndlsF. ia rssiIspi o. laaatn fasi, Nod "a
seft esr. aqf asVfr Ha., Ntss. " ne tAifsd
| &ats but at ~ i-s niotemsht vas started.
IA. y A. On sisifl some friends la urand Haven,
and ,siily catered into H. The ethen. Ne believe,
did avs attend the convention hut nil OF them are
fs.iienis Of Grand Haven and iss immediate vicinity
lisnefs'n Que Of the secretsres Of the conyen-
ton. and Chandler. the british Subject. was one Of
the Vice Presi isnls"
This sectional party must he hard up 10 resort u
such means TO naiioaaiiss itself Bui !, wont do
SAN fkIpAr, MAY rs.
should have sent this letter III day or two ago
hut - neglected to DO so. will add aP 3.
Wednesday night went 10 wallaek's Theatre. to
see hes piay--ihe Oseriand louie--not across the
Continent Of Amefica, but from saef. Egypt to Ia
lila aud was richly entertained. There | saw a
number q my old fienlls Of the stage. and seemed
10 ts,e gone back siK years. TO the time when | WAS
regular attendant al wallaeks and other popular
places ~ amusement. There Is noihing very atrae-
tive going any Of the other theatres aud have
not visited any 81 them. Paih-Little Patti-had
thr night before my arrival. and Is now on tour
through the Wes'. should like to have heard her.
Yesterday morning vsseil y friend In New Jer-
sey. 80 miles up the Now York and Erie Railroad.
ani spent n very pleasant evening. The country
hereahouts presents very inviting aspect every
thing being clothed in lising verlure aud the high
STATE OF Improvement along this road for long DIS
tanee. ads greatly to the beauty 81 the scene. You
are aware that for 90 or so miles around New York.
IN every direction. the whole country Is covered with
residences OF the merchants Of New York and they
taxi, great delight in Identifying their grounds II
in pleasant therefore. To stranger Ia travel around
in the country here. and witness the handsome COT
inges and Ornamental grounds aud wild Texas
Major" can hut reflect what his beautiful prnires
will DO when the spirit Of advancement and improve
men, is.spreaj over her broad acres
Blu, must s,op-haying already spun this letter
out much hunger than iniondol. [ may write again
from here. II do not leave, on Monday.
Yours, ]. W. s,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13
rhn pnmoora,io Convention.

From the general tone of the Democratic press
throughout the Union, infer that m effort will be
made to reconcile tho differences that exist between
the Friends OF Mr. Douglas, and the states right par
Vt. proper. That the Texas Delegation wiil-not be
rcmss in their duty may be Justly inferred from their
action at Charleston. Nothing but National Plat
form upon Constitutional grounds. will satisfy tho
public and the eyes of the entire Union are turned
to the action Of the Democratic Convention and the
most intense feeling manifested in regard to their pro-
ceedings, We feel assured that bright future sbc-
fore u.s. just as the darkest hour Of the night usually
preeedes the dawn. Texas will be duly represented,
by her faithful sons and every effort made to ensure
nm acceptable ticket. We take the following from the
State Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

For District Auorury.
ilhnrI-l md requested N erucnr,H y. X Y RE-
.H.. b, ~ nl',s, - candidate ior D"i'e' Attorney
..r- Iudlrai District,
~ re 'r,hor..i ,od requested % announce p .
uI. /, ~ Fort worth, - eiud.da'e ior District At
f.-.I. ic it,h juli'i'l District 80 q
For CHIEF Justice.
s... r{;Sy Ispi' We ,rs sgs.T IT, :, ,c.
,..r ,tr sNlce oi olitf Ia'iir, n Dallas count!
For sh-riG.
ithNrFNil mi requested n anThun'e WonNiEN
.fnrr ,-seHniale for reelection 20 the sscs sA,F-
~s. ,tSorS.r anil requested :, announce y, o Me-.
,UNN' candidate Tor the ofrco Of SAt'lg 81 nallas
ItinS SSSSS :1' ssa u: Ct: s ss Seq e
,.''a 10y
...., For Coun,y survryar.
Is o., uhariEei anil rc1n~s'e,l To- announce WILLIAM
~ rrDW = ~ csnidaid Tor rcclooion 70 The once ~
g,.i. ~. d palis county.
For County Treasurer.
, .-. -ptboriyei anil requested n announce HIRAM
,rEyi n. as candidate far the Office OF Tr,a'aT Of pal'
1s.- u,hor,c,i ,od requested n arnnun'N r VIC.
iNrn. Is a Candidate for the otic" Of fr,i'W.r NJ sd
,v --c ,n.hor,S, 40, requested 20 arnornoc EDWARD
" r'N :. ",n.lia,r for reelection TO tho office Of
rrftffrcr of Dallas county.
IS .-, thor god IN rcqne.isi :, announce Dr. FAM
:, PRYOR IS candidate for County Treasurer for Dallas
Tor Conn,y Cleric.
W" u'horiENi and requested tn announce Hpb ~
L1NNT a candidate for Covn'y Ci'rt, Of Dallas county
vs.. ,., authorized anil requested 10 announce n. r.
rEffs sand laN for County Clerk, nj Dallas county.
r. va, authorized and requested announce ALIEN
ANDFE ~ iwoophs candidate for County Clerk o. Dal-
'lr rrfruiv -. ...,
$50 rs ri,horae,l AMI requested 20 announce GEORGE
w itw5 90 cap lda'cfor cerk Of the County Cont Of
'ys ,-rs,thousoi to announce THOMAS c, wILLIMs
IS 10 aauliJ1ic for County Clerk Of Dallas county
Assessor aud Collector.
"a. q- 7 Iortz.d and requested to apnorncc JOHN n
RN0uNAS ~ randlhic Ia the office OF Isiei'oT and
C-'r-f9r. ot Dallas county.
Ns-r ,ui porss.l aud requested n onuorn 'rjAMfS j
t:nNDNIi .'hs candidate for recollection 10 the oiceof
A., fgyrati COLLECTOR OF Dallas county. - ~
W. itiiorL,ll and requested n 4. VIM
- 5ri rt s:ior tr, oeicc 81 County Commissioner, of
NJ rr 7nhorsc,i and requested to nnnouncc JAMES II.
hollow ~ ~ redp lttc for the office County Commits
s,-aF o r. IS county.
'' sns,icr of ,ir Peace.
No r, m lortzoi md requested TO announce II j. HUN.
rEn ~ r,i,ia,o Ger tho office OF Justice Of the Pcace
,-rr.r.,f s'7 Ia Dniias County.
Wan 81. nr,5rl md re1liostn.o onnounceI l.. SMITH
~ nsi5,. Tor no Office Of Justice OF the Peace rseinat
Constable Precinct No. 4. +
W.-fr ar;f orfzod and requested to pnrouncc JOHN H.
BtSIi candidate Tor Constable Of Precinct Ne Dali
i- county ~
gs. pc r- authorized and requested to announce w f.
iNSi H. candidate Dr the Office OF Constable af Pre-
yt.t no. 3. lillas county.
W. arr n.r. nrzc1 AMI requested to announce Join
NptY aa candidate for the Office of Constable, Of Pro
ginri so. =. UHllas county.
lya,-. ,.tboriznd and requested annolnrc JAMES
SHEPPARD $ a candidate for Constable Of Precinct Aol,
b1il5s ti'. .+,-,.t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

- 7 &C
Nr. Wm. ~ charshil VI fshn has hem
minister 70 lIoadhcis And GuatsmaA
.1hshssiem treaty has agaia been pat under
feenpk ijfiasisn sI
The House passed hill 20 punish u, S. Mar
shals allowing tha escape Of prisoners IN their
eastaiy NJ
ArorsfA Ga. June l.--Thssoutk CArolins Dem
oera,ia State l.lnssntinn has Appointed delegates
10 Riehmond. hsadsd nv Mr.. Rhest.
RicHaoSp. June 2, 1udee Dapisls Of the I.
:. supreme Court. died hsse an Tie
BrTfAIo. Jnne 2.-rhe Methodist Episcopal
Conference has adopted the chapter on slavery.
JEtFFRsos CRY. Mo-, Juas IA convention
was called here to approve the baltimore Union
platfnrm and candidates. II proved failure,
BasroS, June IA large union meeting was
held last night. to ratify the Bell Everett NOM
nation. Mr.. Eysrett's letter OF acceptance was
read amid much enthusiasm.
Hon Edward Bates advises his friends ia
work Tor nincoln and lIamlin, and not waste
votes an Bell and Everett
wss.iso-oS. june The Senate has conhr.
med Mr.. Appletons appointment to Russia and
that Of Mr. Treseott. Of \. o., as assistant
Secretary or State The Senate Committee on
Printing will report In favor Of Government
printing Office and the bill will probably pass to-
day. 3.
an HffrHufurnt hu'Vt'a w w" fs''s"'s ~
rropriailon hill. provides for the erection OF an
arsenal on Red River fnr Texas military wants.
The Japanese Ambassadors are more distrnsi-
fl still, &c the movements to keep them In this
country thinking the accident TO the Niagara.
LATEST MARKETS.
Nw Yonx, June 2.-Middling Uplands cotton
II 4 ers-Flonr dull declining. torn dull Mt
03 o 20 ess.-New mess pork SIT S7A o Sl7 92 !
c's.--Lard IL l@l 81 cts cuba sugar 34
al Ia eta.
INV ORLEANS, June 2.-Cotton dull, prices
irregular. low middling . "a q 10 l-2 o. stock
ll3. $50 Sugar. iair 10 fully lair, q 5-S eta
-Aiolasses. prime, 800 Tobacco. "a. \, 4
c.-suprriinc fonr IS rs, SIS so, So 81 2.
choice extra Ss.--corp, 90. 60. 90. o.. Is. ~.
75c.-o Oats frner. st Louis so. 53c.- Barn, 81 :.
81 O5.--Aisss Pork $l9.-lRibbed sides 10 3'4 %
IL 3.4c.-Prime lard in tierces l2 lao India
tagging IS l.2c.-Rio Coffee IL Sac, Is IL lie.
SHIP taken for Liverpool at lid. fop cotton.
Exchange, sterling clear hills, 0. l-2. ~
prem Paris, s, 10, s.. IS; New Pork sight 4
10, IS. prem, co days'S-4, - dis.
JEFFERSON CRY. June 2.-rexas beef cattle
Sl4. sos $50. Stock 600.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

See asa # G. r. Hart, Attorney and Councillor at
Inv. sferuan, Texas. MIR Hart comes well recon-
mrcrla ~"
eiaw Gard Of Z. c. Mckenzie, Dallns, Texas
Mr. Nick en- re is so well know II the citizens Of THIS
portion og Texas. that we need say nothing in his Ia
,cr Having resided in our midst from childhood,
ami grJva pto mans estate on Texas soil, he has
decome pvt AND parcel Of the country: That. he
is poss,ss t fine business qualifications, meme will
deny, ag l5 has been for several years actively en-.
gagged 10 the practice Of his profession. s.,
- So. advertisement of New Mail Line, ty j. W.
Haynes
See Notice If New Store, by Alcssrs. Caruth, 81
mons Co. VINO have on hand Que lot of goods, and
all for sale 81 very Meel ate PRICES ms ~ecal person.
,,llJ testify Young gentlemen who need nice out
Ill for cuu.,iug would do well to call and examine
their ins ei1thins ~
i. NJ Stfck2ole, at the Railroad Corner, still cor
tnues 10 sell Great Bargains. His elegant stock is
constantly re;eiving fresh additions, in the way Of
Grocriea Dry Goods, &c. lie invites his friends to
CAL again before he sells out entirely.
Eee announcement of d. J. Hunter Esqr, for jus
lice Of the Peace Precinct No !. Mr. Hunter is one
nf our oldest residents, and harm can be said 81
him On tIe contrary, all who know him, respect
and estecr1 him ne one Of the best men in the county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The Joint House and
Senate Comm tee are engaged on-the Home
stead Bill. the Senate having very materially
altered and modified the House (free soil) bill.
The Committee disagree.
The Mclane Mexican Treaty was up in execu-
tive session to-day. in the Senate the Demo.
cratic Sena ors refused the amendments proposed
Inv Mr.. Simmons. of Il. l., and authorised by the
Juarez Government. This is considered as
com plete rejection of the treaty ITSELF
The Senate committee, to investigate the Pun
lie Printing expenses, and alleged bribery and
corruption in that department reported to-day,
exonerating the. President from oil connection
with or knowledge of the obribery alleged they
condemn the present system OF pnsiic printing
and severely condemn Mr.. Wendeil's report.
A m;nnrity report charges that the President
was aware of large sums Of money being paid
to the public printer for the support OF party
papers and to influence cleo tiOns. ~
In the House the bill was passed for the estab-
lishment of n .Goverment printing Office. alter n
,.suirited debate, The comittee on the Judiciary
reported. hack the Senate bill, providing for the
return to Africa of the Africans recently captnr-
ed from a SLAYER and sent into Key West-The
Public Printing Expense committee reported at a
late hour tonight, in which it was distinctly
charged that the President himself, on one occa-
sion. directed the printer Of blanks how much
money to distribute between two papers onein
Philadelphia and the other in Ohio.
WAsniNG1on, June 1.-The Senate eday re-
iectod the Pjst 'ofh.e deficiency bill. -
| Judge Robertson. of the Virginia Court OF ap-
peals, will probably sue, eed Justice Daniels on
the Supreme Court bench of the United States :,
Bosyos, May 81. "A letter from Lon. Edward
Everett. accepting the nomination of Naee Pres
ident, will be read to night at ratification meet
ing. -. -
PTysacor,, May 81 "A 4liFl q. 50 u affisars'
taken from elaver, by L. $. war steamers, has
been brought into key West. The vessel ID
French There are now 1900 Africans ut hey
West, awaiting the Government action.
DOMESTIC NEws
wAsalScros. june 1.-The Senate passed a
resolution Ia inquire into the expediencg Of par-
chasing a naval dsPot at Brunswick IA. and
a bill to settle private land elaiuss IN California.
n The Bell ticket. is called the Kangars
ticket. because it, strength ~ lies in il latter
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

Action has already heen taken by the State Com
mitee, which authorizes us to say that the Democra-
cy of Texas will be duly represented atthc Baltimore
convention by the Charleston delegation. appointed by
the Galveston convention, If it he 'ohe without
the sacrifice Of principle The brefness Of the inter-
val and vast extent of the State, render impossibe
to hold another convention or re-asscmble the old
one. ~. -; .-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13
BDissoIntiorD OfParfnership.

HNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
L undersigned having been dissolved by mutual
consent the books and papers Of the said firm are
new in possession Of N K Grove for settlement, who
alone is authorized TO sign for the firm.
p. TAYLOR.
NJ. P. EVERTS.
AlAhose knowing themselves indebted to the late
firm Of Taylor Ever,s, either by note or account,
will do vel n come forward and pay up. as it is my
intention = settle uP their business forthwith;
X. GROVE.
Lam ~. fe..s, Jay 2sd. 1860 4s-sw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

rs hereby given thaf a the Arril tern 1900, o.
u the ll0h County Curt Of Denton eouaiy,
the undersigned Was duly appointed adminlslF4r
tor al the esiate Of Daniel Arant, deceased, late
of said county All psrs0as iudebt 90 AID estate
will make immediate payment % the nndsFsigH-
"a. aId ihosa having claims against the sane
will present them duly authenticated wishiA shs
time prescribed hy Law. or they all he haired,
THOMAS b. fAuiS,
Dsnioa. April so, 1860 45;6gl Adminislrsie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13
sTRAYED,

Iron the subscriber, on the 81 instant, miles
l. north Dallss, Black spanish Mare, five
years cd. about IA hands high. one fore AMI ene
hind foot WHITE streak her forehead Spanish brand
On her leff hip. small scar on the left jaw. and
sbortstubby name. Any person delivering said mare
. ma er giving infort lion Of her shereahouts will
be M rally rewarded. JOHN A. JOHNSTON.
d ~ Co. Na5 y. 1853, 4s-4r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13
Il. c. Mckenzie,
U. S. MAIL STAGE LINE.

From Dallas via .Johnsons Station, Fort
Worth and Weatherford to Bellxnap.
Leaves Dallas and Belknap on Mondays and Thurs
DAYS, Mt 6 O'Clock q. M, and arrives at Dallas
and Beknap on Wednesday and Saturdays, at
6 o'clock p. m. connecting with tho Overland
Mail Route. Mt Beknap, and at Dallas with
every part of the State.
J, W. Haynes, of Mckinney, having taken the
above mail contract, respectfully begs leave to inform
the travelling public that his route is inferior to none
in the State, in comfort or time, having procured
comfortable coaches good stock, and careful dryers
and the fare rs cheap ms by any other route.
D c Hayes, Ro, Agent. is fully authorized to
transact business on my account.
j. W. HAYNES, Proprietor.
Mckinney, Texas, June 9th, 1S60-50tf
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e. ?. NIOHOASOE, Agent.
Nav 40 1850 AL
STRAYED.

IRON the subscriber, about the 18th of last De-
l. cember, a pied Mare, blue, and white, seven
years old, over Is hands high, heavy made. has n
spot On the top Of the head encrcng both ears and
differently colored from the rest Of the body, branded
s. D. on the LETT shoulder. ready to foal in April or
May will give Si5 for her delivery to me, Sc en-
miles west Of Dallas. or any Information thankfully
received. J. Y. REED.
DalIns Texas May 70. 1860. 4S-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

E.s- Tho rst ANNUAL Fair Of the Navarro County
Agl4cutural and Mechanical Association, will be held
ut orsicaun. on the 10Th. 18th AMI 18th Of October
frvt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

fss- sam lIouston is styled " the Peoples CahdI
late L.ueoln. the Black Republican candidate
,ujcys hs a,ne title Il is hoped the similsiity ends
here =.
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Notice.

THE Reunion Store Buildings and Goods for sale
i for cash, OF good security. Refer to
4S--5w. n. BESSART, Reunion
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TnE srArg or TEXAs,.

To any Lasgfsi 06ieu n said sosnfy- GFsssllng,
WOO arc hereby commanded 20 summon VIM,
II Groomes. principal. and II. Il. Fletcher Co.,
assienors, BY publication in the Dallas Herald,
10 he and appear before me. Jas N. smith. q
Justice Of the Peace 10 and for the county Of
Dallas, pree,aet No l. at my ofhce. on the SOth
day of June, IA. ID. 1860. between the hours Of
ten o'clock 4. NJ. and two o'elaek p. NJ. Of said
day. to answer tho complaint Of Thus, Emerson.
assignee. on plea OF debt due by note SsS II
eents
Fail not and due return make us the law direess
Given under my hand. this Goth day Of May, A,
d. 1860. .tJAS. n. SMITH,
Jasiioe Of hs Peace.
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NoTIGr.Fs;y.

rr,uE unite ,,sur,i xyrIt 'et veri
L Of Lewisvilc kentucky Miami acturcfs o. 'hn i.tf
K"nta, txy III asvlstsr. gaN .,
Reaper and Mower. cemned Moi. tstsas Lever power
Thres and Cleaner. Pagc Chids Patent ni bic circular
Saw Mil. Sanfords Straw Cutter, Scs NC. 8I 5ag,
Orders promptly attended to--er anfsernd
Wildwood, Collin county, Texas Nay 'sh lsa1 LILLY g
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-13

A. B. Palmer,
IS. CitatlOn.
VIM. & Sylvester Ream.
THE STATEOF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff of Dallas County Greeting -
A d Palmer, has filed in my office his petition
n. against Sylvester and VIM heam, praying to
recover Of them the title to go acres of land off of
the West side of the Northeast. quarter of section
No. 10, Township No. 8, South Range No. ], East in
Dallas county. Texas.
This is, therefore, to command you to summon the
said VIM. and Sylvester Ream. by publication, in the
Dallas Herald, for four weeks, to appear before the
District Court of said county, an the 10Th Monday
after the 81 Monday in March, 1860, to answer the
Plaintiffs petition. Herein f, not but have you
then and there this writ, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Given under my hand and the seal of
SEAL said Court, this the 4th Of June. 1850
NV Ed C. BR0WDER. Clerk.
Came to hand June Sth, 1860. Executed by or
derng publication in the Dallas Herald for four suo
cess;ye weeks JAS. SHEPPARD,
5O4w, Deputy Sheriff D. Co. Texas.
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NowxOI.

Al l.. SWING, will act as my Agent during ny
nj absence from the State. lie s fully authorised
and empowered to attend to any and all bushes. IN
which am interested. JOHN J, GOOD.
May l4Ih, 1e60-46;is.
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AT oTTCm.

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| s4le, ,fth sll les pnmiSs and furniture ErtxE
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