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BLAZE + JoHN310A'3 ADJUSTABLE hEMMf1
Ths Most Complete Hammer Ever Yst odared-
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

Rx1zxucn-J,c. {. Bu1ruuEhs- D. D. President Chi
eaEo CntyeI1ttY. Aiken d Norton. B1uksra ndeF
wood 4 Co. tqtnna!sAion Merchants kev. n. 7.
Stewart z. RICHARDS q CO&
r o. Bog S03* Formerly Of l. Cornell 4 Coz
NO 1l6p-ty
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
yALENCuENNEs COLLARS



nEas issve respectfully 10 inform his ffieres,
aud The citissns Of Baton Rouge and its entity
GENERALLY, that he IL prepared Cat short sotice 10
ssseuts any orders IN connection With the cree.
tipn et ~ repairs ~ Huiidings With Witch he msy
b. entrusted lie viii sso furnish TO Contractors,
buiiders. Planters and others. sash (resdy pfinea
aud alssed n desired VENETIAN SHUTTER
with stationary ef ,,ivpt sis,s, Inside Rolling
uiinds, flannel Doors. Sc, If spy required sire. VI
&c low rates ss they can De obtained elsewhere IN
the South aud Of the beet sttis Of workmanship.
lie has also established In connection with the
.buve a JoBBiNu DEPARTMENT., wherein
riders viii be executed promptly. CisrnENs ~
an, required capacity made 10 order.
lie would also respectfully suggest TO those vht
may contemplate building, that he 10 prepared 10
get up Designs aud Plans Of Rural Cottages aud
other Residences, With detailed specifications.
Hills Of quantities Of materials estimates of Cost
etc.. on reasonable terms. orders for any Of
the above named workmanship. or serviosn, left
N care ~ Messrs.
DANL uiCKy, West baton Rouge.
JORDAN ftULT. Rosedsie. la.
ALFRED DurLANrlkR. Mapcbso. ". u. Rouge,
n. " sAIE, springnels. la,
or through the Post once, will facet with with
prompt attention.
gw- shop un North Bouievsrd str yet, Opposite
he state iiouss. Baton kougs, La.
August 9th, 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
MAC HIN cry,
GRlCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C.
The Planters " Pase.t" steam Cord
Wood Cutter.

'"' FfHHtefs' !" Fateht" stehm NOfu-
Wood Cutter.
Tilts INVENTION for simpiieity. durability ar d
L sn economicsl labor saving Machine has 10
equal.
HORSE SCRAPERs.
ccston Gins, t3u.lett's PstYnt)--a o. saw will
gin = bales per y. First premium awarded AZ
The Mississippi and Louisiana state FaIrs
psciilating Engines, too simple to need des-
ERUPTION, Portable Circular Saw Militia made In m.
best manner, with Head Blocks setting either one
end or both ends at once.
fire-Proof sairs. sises 10 accommodate Plan
tiers. jewelers.. and C',unting Rooms.
steam Engines, Stationary and Portable, suit 4.
Bile for Driv'ag. Gins. Grit Wills, sss Min. etc.
l. n lotion Ties. (Knowls Pstent,) superseeding
all others Of the kind known.
Any oil the machines can be seen In practical
operation at the souther. Enterprise Machine
Works. DELAoRofx, pR,zJkLy a 90.
mara& Baton Rouge, Ia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
NEW CONFECT1ONARY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and fx-
lures of the old and well-kpbwn
stand Of the late Y. MussELnAN. nave
made end shall continue ~ make sddi.
tons thereto, until every article usually
Kept st such an establishment will he
found in my shelves. Candles e,nbrs.
eng vi tbs fins fancy cont setlons cakes
fine wines. pickles, preserve. sardines.
seesrs, ssuees etc, will he found ri my
establishment of the very beet. BY strict
personal attention. and disposition 10
please the Pnblie, I ara determined To
make the Third Street Confeetionaty
eqnsl to the growing wants If the City.
shd surpsssed by none IN the State. Store
open dsy aud night to O'Clock
novl5 u. u. WADDfLJ.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
UNION HOTEL.

rINuv UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
sbNve named shm.nt On Levee street,
fost OF florida. from Mr.. Tom lsseiisco, respect
fally informs his friends aud the pubic generally
that be will heresf,er Continue the sane husidess
and solicit shsrs 81 public patronage. The house
has undergone thorough repsirs and rrnttsd 70
MAKE Il equal ~ any other na,el In ,h,s city.
d-csy HENRY Q. MouPER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

7 WILL receive by next steamer from New York
i something very new aud desirable IN the way
Of Rarrvss AaE.ais Chzilette and Zine Apple
Suits, all made of good material aud entirely new
styles. w. ID. fiilLblPp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
FRANK IIUGUET.
no THE MtLI1ONi

TIVE seasrsiencuur.sement which h '. me.
win W my new business, induces the return NJ
many thanks to this generous pubic Tor their
rs'fcnsve. snd solicitation fot ,hstp 10 .ssir
nsiire announcements 10 dst 10 M. sualtisrsi
supplies to my already large and fresh stock NJ
sll eoods belunsins 10 my line 81 huslness. ard
IN doing en- feel sfulisssutsnee that they viii
call shd see me, they -ilibs satisfied this, try ear.
nest sfrts Is 10 give entire satisfaction, ana viii
sSsi the pleasure NJ showing my stack and .etv.
ing ''an ,rAe r,sg gir. We q eiL"
FRANK HUgUET.
nrr23 Corner NJ Third aud Laurel street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
lGniCULrUnAI IMrLEmrNTs.

DlWUule, Ases. nied utn and hssvy Cutr
Shelters ard hosd : sfape.S. straw Dutisrs
pa Hst knives, Ainss Buvlsnas Spades and
{ivvels, iices soekst srsiesaha iisJ fufks, l,psh
ID gfsin scythts, sirkles. utsir Cradles
resths p'isf Hooks snd Tvis Uuttets, BORDER
iears srt gstder Tf1veils, Steel pbir, Wedges.
pes vsj lng, bsck and trace chsins, Mind bti
es dollars and flames. Cart Saddles and prsschs
fs ufuss-cut snd pit save, Harden Engines, Cur.
Cu'nbs and all the p,hsr Il rs,s,.liy
'ses, ito be had st the Agricultural establishment
MARI LApntitrh A ttNour
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

FiLET MITs AND GLOVES.
A FINE s.sortm ent Of filst Mitts. also light
IA cniored Kid uioves, al the
mayin ritiLApA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
uouae Furnishing Goods.

DRUsHEs Of all Kinds Feather busters. Coffee
ID Mills, Keciers, buckets. Sleeves, Dust Pans
Old Dominion Coffee Pot lat reduced prices) s'.d
the odd French Coffee Grecque--ali sizes sm 10th
irons Preserve Kettles. Enamsled and Brass kit
msyai FRANK nueuEr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
STAPLE GooDs,

CUCiI ss Brown and Blesched Cotton
- sheetlhg, Dainssk Table Linen, Tow II
and everything m this line NJ reduced
prices q. N. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
sCI.TyEUs WATER.

DsA JUGS Of genuine seltse' Water, direc
s.itss,s springs, Germany. jnst 70
r.,ysd hy fjs2li ED' q VA. nua I'll
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
B. La, SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST IL, 1860
RaU1ER&L ANou y
AxESi AxJgEi,

lln bpEBN vhvpriur Ares ~ Uullins. p,rfs sna
|lV other good rishers. Light, medium hesty
Ind sstfs Heavy. slwsts ~ hand ~ The iistiwsts
Establishment ~ bAHuufEn eLANUUF.
mars cofnef Lafayette and Finfid. s,..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH s1BvE ATTACH EMIT.

IA tar az the s,scts Wits. ~ish,s, a,,.isi ,hr
IN best sr,irle ~ The kind behrte the pnbiic. n
simrle N construction, essiy adjusted 10 rfina
|cstse ~ hne snd not liable ~ get out ~ ytaet--
1tint snd sits pne hushei ~ corr per hour. IN
|ict the very ,hinE whete Touring inills are tst
lnd far heiuee --f,if sale III
frsfs LARuufnR ebiWuur's.
Cctnef lafayette and riurids ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
Mesquite Netting.

N1rrpN. linen ani Bobinet Mosquito Netting
april n NJ. AsHER's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
TuE VICTORY COnN WILL.

fI'His superior Pisr,s,ion Meal -ra Fsss .iill,
u nov ~ithqrt any competitor for impiieity,
durability. efficiency and ehss pres.
en-. Price eos essh. For sale ~
srse J'isfrA prATs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

HAIR DYE ~ Dozen each, Of Christa
IL dora's, Bachelors, Jules Hau,I .
and others, for sale by
iuly2i En-. a. WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
GUNsi 0UNsii GJfNsiii

Nov IN sTURh, a euinplets assortment of
~ bstEths, befes, Forward .n1 puek ActIor
bHss-vfth celebrated and rsifabis Hpiilsspis
snd hoys uuns. Those " wsnt cfs ~ NJ tut
are rslueste,i IN call ard sssr,ins trs stnrt be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, ne Inducements viii
he vfsfsd that rsnrst be- resisted
ncvSs FHANE uUgUET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
BACON.

lust received, five casks clear bacon
81 sides, Tor sale low, D.
mayl .. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
Chiid's TaImas aud Boys suits.

THE handsouest assortment OF Cbild's Mar
j. ssilles Talmss and Boys suits 70 he found
can now be had at my store, the suits fnr httis
boys are very Handsome.
sprz4 W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
PAINT MILLS.
pER.INGERsi pERRINGERsii

Nov IN STORE and 10 arrive. Cills.pis's Do r.
~ rlugsrs and the oslsbrs,sd Dsrringri
nov23 FRANK HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
LIJMBERi LTtMDERii

LUMBERi LUMBERii
THE undersigned respectfully -olicits or
i derp from builders and the public eon-
oral y, for seasoned tonguod and groovvd
square roofing, both yellow pine and cy-
prcSs-alro Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ceiling,
Rough Yellow Pine, White Oak, Hickory
AHh, Yellow Poplar and Gum, all Of which
will DO furnished ut tho lowest prices.
FRANK HU0UET.
feb22 Third street.
CART a. WAGON HARNESS.
A FULL arsortmsnt u Collars, Ilsmss, Blind
N Brides, Cart yrseehins, Cart saddles, sRon
Harness. Trace Ch,inH, etc., which We offer a,
moderate prices.
janis LARoUiER LANOUE-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11

lust received per ship IIOrison, Is Coils Grass
j Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line TO steam
BOATS Gable at LARGUIER q LANoUE's
oct2p hardware Establish g1eni
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
NEll.L a WAsIlnltnN,

NELL n WAsIGBUHN,
A GENTS f.r the Crest Southern -
"A pisnc Forte Mandatory
WIN. knsse : o.. Hsluseore, 40 .Ife
ws'srcofns (story Buildingl corner Camp aud
Common strssts, pev Orleans
The Knsb- Pisnos bsvs never ALLIED ~ tsss
the hfst rrssoip'n Whenever snd vherssver they
ksve baen brought IN cofnpstitiob with plsnss
ofsll the best msksrsef Hsv York, BOSTON, ghils-
selphis, sna Bsltia,sfe; they hsvs the fall Iron
Frame, sud are guaranteed for ave yesrs 9Th
q privilege ofskebsnes At any tins within sir
months from the day efssIs, " they fail 10 give
-btifs satisfaction.
Al orders addressed n
NELL wGsHHUHN,
Few Orleans. will rsosivs proroptsttsrt on.
sttismdAv
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
PAINTS. OILS. En-.

tNuiTs LEAb. zlse Chseiss srses, Chrcss
w fellow, Paris grsen. prussisp hiue. We
rstisn Red. Vsndykc Hrovs Stems snd Un'bsrs
arspheie Blsek, Iithst e. Red Iced. srnsllst's
Lirseea on, Tafps6bss sbd vsrnishss--jast re-
- we'd and for sale %
spft7 no . WV n0prL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
SEWING mACIrINVs.

lust RECEIVED The ssevsi = ovcdeil NEW
" PATTERN MAoHtNE This MsebI.s Lss
rssn snlsrssd stptsssiv J,y Planters sss
~ hoyns next ~ Mrs Hssstsp's Fspsv
sicfs--Tbifd stie st.
ss'ls LIN TpAuy A..,t
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
sE,lAHs AND sNUFV

TusT received nsE supply sud sold IN ausp
~ titles 10 suit '-'
nsye. v. BguDB a 60,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
WINEsfi

WINES WINESii
IN BOXES best Table "ins-Cisret and
IN whits, Of the bsst brands. IN store an
for sale by NJ PkksDkk"Ai.
luiyu
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
sEGARsi sEGARs n

SEfsARSf SEfsAHSIi
DER steamer Cshawbs. r.csived large sssort-
nosut Of the most favorits brands-for sale
v. IEUDE cos
iups22 Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
FRANK liUgUET.

nc-ss Corner Of THIRD sud Laurel sire.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
ma. EDWARO OEi,ONY

ID ESpEJTFubLy tenders his profes-
IL sioual services to the people If Baton
Rouge aud surrounding neighhorhood, In
the practice of Medicine, Ohstetr ca, &c.
Office next door to the residence Of T..
A. Walker, Esq. apfiliO end.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-11
no PHYSICIANS

We WOULD ssy ,hs, our facilities 70, ~. srsins
Prssefirtisns sfs no' surpassed Nv any si,uii.,
hcrse In The South. Having bssu " sor.ia.rsbis
expense IN h,tine m puf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
SPEAKING AT LANCASTER.

lAANNffff WI 81 lNNNs
W. Editor -" Your humble servant In
company with several Of the Breckenridge
bays OF Dallas, made a very pleasant visit
To the delightful little village Of Lancaster,
ON Tuesday evening last. We had an
agreeable driye,-lhe evening was beauli-
futile air was. braeing-lhe praries car
peted with the luxuriant mesquite, andpre-
seniing all the eheeriGlness OF the spring
time; the whole scenery was in fact gay
and inviting, and II | had been addicted TO
wooing the muses., would have been inspired
by the pleasing landscapes, which were
presented. II was the first time had Wis
tied the country since the vegetable king
dom had reyiyihed by the genial influences
OF the recent rains. We arrived at Laneas-
ter about dark, and were welcomed by the
hospiiable proprietor of the "Moilitt House"
now one of the best hotels In the up
country. shortly after our arrival we repair
cd 10 the Academy for the purpose OF hear
ing the Hon. l.. ID. Evans, who according 10
previous appointment, was TO address the
citizens OF Lancaster, on the great political
issues Of the canvass. The audience was II
large and intelligent one, seemed TO be
thoroughly walked up on politics. And 10
add To the interest of the occasion, the beau
tiful and accomplished fair were in atten-
dance, in large numbers. The stiffness of
the crowd admonishing the speaker that
all had copyrighted, .ihc Old Champion
arose, with all the dignity and might of an
experienced veteran in the cause.
The Judge spoke for one hour and a
quarter in an eloquent and impressive man
ncr, without reading notes or extracts, and
made the ablest speech decidedly, which
we have ever heard from that distinguished
gentleman. At the conclusion our fellow
townsman, W. S. ]. Adams Esq, bcingpres-
ent, was loudly called for This scion Of
Democracy, who has shown himself always
ready to do gallant service for his party,
did not faltcr, but responded promptly TO
the cal, every one who heard
him with the brilliant scintillations of his
Rhctoric-his sparkling gems of wit, and
his cogcnt and "incxorablc logic" The
young and gifted orator exposed in the most
satisfactory manner the goring absurIity
of the fusionist-show the utter futiliiy
of fusing in Texas to dcita. Lincoln. Du-
ring the discussion he elected the frequent
continuous and uproarious applause of the
au,lienco, and before the discussion ended
he convinced the Judge that he was foe
man worthy of his steel. How many flu
sion men were convened at the Academy |
do not know, but this do, there were very
fer who lch there. Unfortunately the old
Judge got little acetic when our young
friend began to throw the hot shot into his
ranks, but think the old veteran will cool
down before he finishes his appointments,
as Mr.. Adams has carried the !"war into
Africa" SPECTATOR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
PROGRAMME of the FAIR.

The President, Secretary, and Directors,
will be found at the Office, on the ring.
There will be vigilant Marshalls, at ev-
cry point and turn, to give directions, keep
order. and attend to the comfort of all who
may enter the gate.
Tickets procured at the Ticket Office, near
the gate.
All stock and vehicles, will turn to the
left, upon entering the gate, and pass south
of the ring
No person, stock, or vehicle, will be per-
mitted to remain upon the. grounds, be-
tween the gate and the ring.
The ladies will occupy the seats north of
the ring-they have free access to the Cot
tage, where they will find every comfert
and convenience; but they are requested
to remain there, only so long as their COM
fort and copy enienceg actually demand.
No gentleman will be admitted into, or to
remain about the Cottage, unless upon some
indispensable demand Of his family, or a
physician attending patient.
No person must enter the passages to the
office, except those who have business with
the Recording Secretary; or remain in the
office after his business is attended to.
All stock will enter the ring in single file
pass directly across the center, at a slow
walk, to the Office for inspection and then
pass round to the left.
The gates will be opened at o clock A. NJ.
and the exhibition commence precisely at
ten.
The Fair will be opened each morning with
prayer by the chaplain.
No entry of stock or article will be rcceiv-
ed after the ring in which it is to be exhibi-
ted has been called, unless there has been
at least two entries previous to the calling,
and the stock or article on the grounds.
No intoxicated or disorderly person will
be permitted to remain inside of the enclo-
srlros, and no ono but TIA MapshAlla, Judges
and exhibitors allowed to enter the ring.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
Great Bargain in Land

VVNHE undersigned offers for sale, fine
IL healthy plantation, situated five miles
South of Fort Worth, in Tarrant county, on
Sycamore creek, on which he now resides,
containing about 1900 acres, six hundred of
which is well fenced-400 fenced as Park
around the dwelling, and in the best of
prairie grass-2O0 acres in a high state of
cultivation; the fences are all of the best
post-oak, and well staked and ridered, and
the best gates in the Union. The buildings
consist of a dwelling, containing four
rooms and good Kitchen n fine rock dali
ny, under ground; II blacksmith shop,
smoke-housc, two grancries, a carriage shell
ter, three stables, two corn cribs a first
rate cstern, seventy five feet deep, and is
undoubtedly one of the finest natural sites
in Texas. There has been near four thou
sand dollars worth of work put on the place
since owned it, all of which am willing
to sacrifice to an acceptable purchaser it
is well calculated for two or three farms.
ALSO, one other tract of 800 acres, most
of which is fine valley land, Village Greek
running through its whole length, and on
the main public road leading from Fort
Worth to Waxahachie; there are on it two
cabins and twenty-five acres in cultivation.
have sown one hundred acres in wheat,
forty six in barley, all of WHICH l am will
ling to give in, with the other laborious inn
provcments, and take the price l gave for
the lands when in nearly wild state.
believe such another bargain is not to be
found in Texas
Everything necessary TO commence farm
ing with, is On the place for sale, at the
lowest possible rates, stock, grain, imple-
ments, furniture; sope fine mares, n flock
of sheep, and grade Cashmere goats. Any
reasonable credit for a greater part of the
purchase money given, if desired.
October IL, 1860.-2;4w. r. WARD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
EsTRAY NOTICEs.
DENTON COUNTY.

TAKEN ar h Iossi.h kiRg sId esiIagsl tefsTs
cara, -, tNo 80 a eysk "a eiar fsitss ard
n A. fisht ani s,il IA the ls sal, bFaEdlri III ga
- rehi hips CAV IAN "a sieeT ysaTs IA, hzTkui
80 sai ala il AZ ,shi aad sEsP % ihs lgis eaE
~ nhiic sierT Nilh nj "a Ne assk uasIk "a rIo sni
silt Ia the Ia and uitsT iit Ia ihr rgh' rar trail
"A IA "a tbs rizht hip 4na y q, III lsi hip a. ohrE
tlsrk steT, With sisf in his fTetfi, n Hrsrs "a
E.aIkea spPoe earh car, hTauisA n ga ms right
hip; appraised - Ssl
fAkEA uPty A KiRs sRA ssiTsysl hefoEs } ;
.iaTs hsia CAS- dark ina sFsy hoIss ysars olt u
isalas high, NJ brands appraised 10 s'0 Ais viie
DARK bTosn Ualr, with llile nhite ihe nosf, :
ye~Ts "a sesss ls' haaa' high, NJ hFaRis sigsis'
TAKEN Up b. IN M,fioiHls and esiraysi isf,Fe
J horssii, Esl,, ene nna,bitien gsay msTV sosFs
"a, hsnis high, branded half siTelrs, gne @h9'e
~ o.hsl "a ~ r'shI Ih,sh sl!fS.s.d @ 80 nns
sii A,,iraiszl H. - Ais Vne MoTk 0N, F,-i ant
ahiir ied, ys~Hs ola HaIksd crop "a sssh ar aud
sl IA Iae Tsli, brandl II "a lhr right hip snd ~
"a lhs isi' hipi appraised g - 81 oAr N.Ik ot,
bl-Fk ani Nhs, gsars GA, marked cIep an the irl
aud sllits la the right al, hTandsi appraisal
iessA 0ae MeFk oS, white with hafk ls4d and
HssS, ge4rs old, laarksieTsf sni nndrT hi Ia tho
Tighi eaT, had gsnHon sitsilli appTaissi to 50
Ala, BIindls woIk oN, - v y,lTs "a n,ark-
81 sFo and snaer ~ IA 'lr isHAhi ss.p sad alafT
haifrRPn he right esT, hal on laTEe hslli al4lais'
TAKEN tP by JD Hunter aud ssiray.,i ief,re \
h'hinsn, fsl-, eiis Mhilr tNirA NAN yeaTs Old,
one Hhle and one hlask ~, branded ~ on ihe lei
nahk appraised 10 sia,
Takes uP by ChaTlhs Ms,lliu aud ssiTayel lrfiTe
4 huhinsan, Essi, one White Work AK, Niih ilark
Sans, u-Fksi cru On The Tisht saT and swallow f,Tk
shd nnder hi in the l, WARS old appraised 10 80
TAKEN lf BY " spIauss asi esiTayoi befuTe
h'iafAs "e Meas ooifsi Male, ysaIs ed, IA hands
high branded ~ On the len shoulder appraised 10
sos
TAKEN uF By J 4 CaniNell and esiIuyvl isf,re
t.lam, Es'l,, one hr,sn Mar, yraTs old, la's
hands high appraised a. slA Aisa, on- iay Man
fon1y yeaTs ,li, u hands high, bob tail bias foo
aud "nr glass rye, hrande ~ the len shoulder and
nerk appraised a. sal liml
s,A, VINTERs. ca a. n. hr-,da a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
No. 100.

LIE iN.tb IL W H-' 90
To TIC Sheriff cf De"foa C1mt'9-Greet ~.
VTOU are hereby commanded to summons,
z Henry +. Smith \. pale, Elisha Alex
andcr and Hubert Fish smith, by having
this writ published in the :. Dallas Herald
a newspaper published in rallas, Dallas
County, FIR four successive weeks, to be,
aud appear, before the District Coulf, 7"
he held in and for Denton County, at Tue
Court House, in The town of Denton, ON 'ue
second Mgnday, after the first Monday IN
February, 1861, then and there, to answer
the petition of Samuel y. Atkinson, w,
now on file in said Corrt,-ihc obJcci ana
general nature OF which, is TO obtain JUG
ment against the said Henry +. Smith, on
four certain promissory notes, executed ana
delivered by the said Henry +. Smith. One
for SI035 0D, due one day after date, dated,
Oct 18th, 1893, payable to Louis Rhem or
order, on which is credit for $3.50. one
given March, 29b, 1858, payable on ue-
mand, to Philip llcrdt or order, for Szo9
Is, with interest thercirom January, ISL
1851. One given March, .9ll loo, pay
able on demand, TO Philip lleitlt or order,
for 1872 90. with interest thereon f,om
January, lst 1893 One given Oct. 81
s,57 pavable one day after date, to Charles
Nncin Tor s-lOU W. M VI NIilNH WV
and assigned to Petitioner for val
liable consideration. Petitioner further
alledges that said Henry F. Smith, is the
owner of ono half interest, in, and to one
third League Of Land in Denton County,
purchased from the heiis Of Thos. Samneis
decd, and that said Henry T. Smith, coi'-
federated with the said n. Dale, Elisha Alex
an 'cr and Hubert Fish Smith, for the pr =
pose of cheating, wronging and deffanding
lis creditors. lie prays that the deeds BE-
tween them he cancelled FIR fraud, aud
that said Land be sold to satisfy his de-
mand, and all costs.
Herein fall not, hut due tsiurn make oi
this writ, your action thereon endorsed.
witnessed, J. j. Ford, Clerk of
/. 5. the District Court, and seal of
49, said CSur', this October, l2ih 1854
JAS Il. FORD, Clk. b. c. d. G. T.
Csnc j. hand same day isrieii. u r
suish. y. Dale Eiisia Aic11naef anl
g tsrt Fish spitl. viii please iese ao'ftc
srf appear II accordance uiii iie tsfr
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