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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-15
no CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth is very simple and entire
y new, and by it disease CT any of the nterna vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facility
and certainty, without asking the patient question,
or having the least previous knowledge of the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect success are
And all diseases of scrofuous origin: Ulcers, TIL.
mers, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease, Swell
Head, Eruptons on the face or Other parts Cancer
Fistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gravel Impo.
tence, Structure, St. Vitus Dance, Epilepsy, Rheuna-
tsm, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
dc.
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, throat, Lungs, Heart
Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys Skin or other Or
gans.
scription, may be assured that their will be
treated faEly and candidy and they will not be
Ccuraged to take medicine without corresponding
prospect of benefit. DR.. w. has visited Cleveland
and other places in Ohio and New York, regularly,
for the last two years. and furn ish patients with
aBy amoln: of evidence in regard to his skill and
qualifications as physician He will visit the above
places enee in hve or six weeks for one year, thus
giving those who consult him, opportunity to continue
ill cured. Those cases which have been treated by
others, and pronounced incnrabe, are requested TO
CALI it will cost you moth to have your case exam
sned and explained.
Mark well the time and day, and call early.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Galvanism.
DR. H. w. WADswoRTH-Dear Sir: In November,
1857, suffered severely from indanation Of the eyes,
pIVuodBctu Og eeSeIai PhJ sAet us, oo'o'u"uo SVio
eyes. tried several prescriptions given me by my
famiy physic and others, but all failed in giving
relief. During the winter and spring they continued
togrow worse and when hot weather came in the
summer thought would have to resign my commits
sion as Justice of the Peace. At this time noticed
your card IN the Cleveland Paindealer, and was in
dueed 70 call upon you. The result las been highly
satisfactory. After taking two or three prescriptions
my eyes gradually improved. ought to have ae-
kDowfedged my gratitude to you long ago, my eyes
have been perfectly restored to their original healthy
stats by your tfeatnent you think the above state
yent Of any use to you, those similarly afflicted
youaay make what use Of yon please for that end
pssA 55E tS& JOHN THOMPSON,
i. 5asaies OF The Pesee, streetsboEo', Portage Co.
Dec. i, 1859. sTy
ANY person sending correct statement Of their
symptoms, and enclosing e5, win have medicine,
adaptsd 10 their case, sufficient TO last month"; OF
ave Heek &, sent them by Express. -...
Address H. W. WADSWORTH, M. d.
August 81, 1850. Batavia, NJ Y.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-15

HOOP SKIRTS.-A terrific pile--white
IL anu colored-cheaper than overland at all
prices. We do BRAG on selling the MOST, cheapest,
and the best for the least money. We sell capital
skirt for 81. Also, new skirt supporter and hustle
combined for % cents.the best thing of the kind in
use.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-15

ELORIMEL and Havelock Extracts, new
i Perfumes Pine Apple, Almond and Vanalia
for favoriDg. Almond scented Toilet Soap, etc.,
October 26, 1859. For sale al SWIFT'S.
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CHEMICAL SOAP for washing clothes,
" good article, and only ten cents per bar, at
MaV5 1850 "H SWlFT,S,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-02-15
1850. March Appointments. 1860.
PROVE ALL THINGS!
DR.. II. w. WADSWORTH,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

CAN BE CONSULTED AS FOLLOWS:
RAvENNA-Collins House, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, February 2ath and Goth.
CANTON-Franklin Hotel, Thursday, March /.
MASSILLON-American Hotel, Friday,2.
WoosTER-Crandal's Exchange, Saturday and
Sunday, Banda.
FULToN-Amercan Hotel, Mondays.
AkkoN-Empire House, Tuesday. G..
CUYAHOGA FAlLS-American Hotel, Wed.7.
CLEVELAND-Johnson House, Feb. 26th and 9th |
and March 6th.
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CHARLES f. REED, M. D.,
Homo opatbic Physician and Surgeon. Oflce and
residence on Cedar street, second door east of the
school house lot, RavenDa, Ohio. DR.. Reed will
aim to be in his Office all day every Saturday, for
the purpose of treating chronic diseases.
Anril : lSSQ-1V.
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w. NJ. PRENTICE. C. S. LEONARD
PRENTICE & LEONARD,
Physicians and Surgeons. Office few doors ca
Pn rnix Block. Rtvenna, Ohio. April Il, Is
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~ HARPETINGS.-A good stock at low
" figures. Oil Cloths of different patterns-4-4,
6. 4-cheaper than ever.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
-onaton,a rolit;oal uthios.

We published in our last an extract from the Con-
gressional debate when Col. Wgll called in question
the assertion Of Mr. Wilson, of Massa husetts, that
Gen Houston has declared that Texas had no valid
right to the land sold to the Federal Government for
$40, 100000.
That Gen. Houston did make the declaration attrib
uted to him by Mr. Wilson, there is no doubt, and we
now have two other witnesses to the fact The Gal
weston news give. its readers the following extract
from the speech of Gen llouston made at San Jacin-
to, Jun gth, 1865 We call attention to it
He said" As annexed, Texas had unbounded re.
sources. In her settlement Of boundaries with the
United States she had obtained ten million dollars for
strip of country that She had right to than
he had to any mans land within his hearing''
The Crockett Argus. of March Dist, says.
g The editors OF this papers heard Gen. houston
say the same in public speech before at levst five
hundred people, at Andei son, il Grimes county, on
the fourth of July, 1885, He boosted of it great
ACHE in craftsmanship, to sell for ten millions
territory to which we had no right. OF our seven
ty-ive subscribers at Anderson, at least half were
perhaps present and heard that speech. They are
nearly all Houston men. viii any one of them de-
ny his saying it? Laudabe as was Mr. Wgfal's eff
fort to vindicate Gen. Houston he vas, nevertheless
in error as TO the fact.'
1t was right for Co. Wigfall to deny so foul sin,
until the proof given lie turned to the speeches
of Gen. Houston and then gave plenty of quotations
to show that he (lioaston) had coended that we did
own the coded torritOry,- Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
Tribute ofRespeot.

The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by Bro. I j. Dorsett, w. NJ, and unan-
imously adopted by Denton Lodge No. 20, A. f.
and A NJ. at it's stated communication, March
Sd, 1860, A. l.. $3.50.
WHEREAS. AS il hath pleased the alwisc Ruler
Of the universe to remove from the walks of men
and the paths of usefulness this earth to the
Lord of Paradise, 1--WE sincerely hope,) our much
beloved and worthy Bro. Stephen ID. Clark, who
departed this life on the Oath day of Nov. A. ID
| 1859, A. l.. $3.50, at near the town of Law
renceburg, Tenn, while absent from his home and
family ON a business tour to that State, there
/ fore, be it
| Resoired. That the members of this lodge bear
willing testimony to his moral worth and un-
blen shed character asa man, hristian, and a
Mason, and as such he justly deserves this re.
spectful tribute at our hands.
! Resoired, That in the death Of Bro. Clark, this
community has lost good citizen, his wife a
loving husband his little daughter dotng faith
er, and this Lodge worthy and Jealous mem.
Der.
Resolred AS testimony of our love and esteem
for his memory. that this Lodge be clothed in
mourning, and the members wear the usual badge
of mourning, for thirty days
Resolred, That we deeply smypathize with bis
widowed companion aud his little orphaned
daughter. in their heavy bereavement, aud dc
tender them our sincere coincidence in this af-
! licting dispensation of Divine Providence
Res0ircd, That this Lodge tender their sincere
thanks to the Masonic Fraternity of Laurence
burg, Tenn. for the Kind and fraternai regards
paid to our deceased Brother while upon the beG
of affection, and for IGNORING his burial with al
the Masonic honors that true Mason is emit
I tied.
Resolred. That this tribute be put upon tbs
minutes Of this Lodge. and certificate Be furn
ished the widow OF deceased Brother, apd thai
the Same be sent to the Masonic Lodge at til
: tonn OF iAnrencehnFg Tean.. md a cop5 Of To-
same be seat 70 the Texas ffermason Coz pu5isea
ltion. Done by order OF HE ledge:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
The pregidcnt's Protest.

We have seldom more dignifed, manly and
strtesnan-like paper than Mr.. Buchanan's protest
against the dangerous precedents set forth in the Co
yode Investigation. The malgnity Of the Repuhli-
cans md the Presidents enemies in this affair, augur
anything but healthy and reliable tonein the spirit
that actuatcs many OF the members of the House.
Vague and indefinite charges are urged against the
President which lie is called upon TO dsprove; and
no specific defacation charged upon him. while he is
subject to inquisitorial investigation by Commit
tee whose Chairman is Mr.. Covode, acting in the
uuens liable capacity Ola Judge and witness a gen
tcman Of refined sensibiites would shrink from this
double and equyocal position
The papers of his own State, denounce Mr.. Covode
as unreliable, wanting in integrity, and the holder of
100000, to lie appropriated by bribery and corrup-
ton id the election Of Mr. Fremont. Such a man
sits the juig" and the of the Chief Magis-
trate of the United States, uron special charge,
but upon sweeping call for inquiry into the acts of
the President for the last few years. The whole af-
fair is ridiculous and dangerous as precedent The
Message of Mr.. Buchanan will be published next
week, in which his honr is sufficiently indicated
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
The Thoroughbred Horse
Elk EN N ~ ut a. tx r "a N

WILL stand again the present season, at my stable seven
w miles Mckinney, the upper Bonhan road ana
will be let $40 the Any mare that was oed
to him the and DID in al may he bred 70
him this season gratis The has commenced and VIII
expire the 18th day Of July 49,.
In Offering this rse the public do not have to trace ms
pure bred horse any other in this or any other country
his being imported horse and Of the most popular ooou
England Ills dam the imported mare patna he was one
the fin saw, and her regree oi the D' III
any couny which may be seen by referring t. the Enssh STUD
Book Kentnckan is red sorrc near 10 hands hg anu IN
appearance equal horse AID as to pers ance on lhe
family equal to in the United states MS SIRE
being the sire horses agreeable to The number train
ed tap any other knew Kentuckan has one Jul
brother that proven himself good and stood the last
season NJ left with the horse will be grain led IL re-
quiz attention paid but not aS lor accen or
LAWS siihiAni.i-
PEDEGREE-KESrucKIas was got by the imporie. horse
Jordan the celebrated horse, Iangar his tfn Matilda
by Cou; St. Leger Winner in 1872 and ninety subcr-
bers his granddam Iuana by Goanna his great grand-ism
by Mercury by Eclipse enuckians dam was the
mare pIana spigo he also st. Leger Winners MS
grandism eane Dare bred by Mr. Riddle, and also py
Conos his great granddam Ppatrs his great grand
dam Tuturse by Ierod Jack Splgtws got by Arr ossn
his dam Snrcerer. Bourbon; Iauga by Sci ms ms
dam y Walton. grand dam young Gianss; fcerer 3 IAN ard
cranda Of Pria also by Sorcerer his dam angon
Lass BY Peter Goldman by Mercury dam by iieroa pier
curry by Eclipse LIZ Ls"ls Sii i IL :.
the same place. 1nlis former terms ..
March. 1S6O-3e3w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

AUSTIN IsfELLiGEScfR 70, A. '. nAhiLfos.-
The last lnteligencer says.-
In the City Of Baltimore four Douglas dele
gates has been chosen to the Charleston consen-
ton Rumnr says that certain influences ar at
work in central 'lexas'in favor of Stephen A.
In a previous number il declared against D
A, Douglas and Squartter Sovereignty, we
infer that its shafts are now directed at the
broad breast of colossal Jack, who has lately
written u letter in favor of Douglas and who has
always advocated the doctrine OF Squatter So
yereignty,
Gen Houston too, In his late attack upon the
National Democracy, denounced Squatter Sow
ereignty us one Of those heresies" calculated to
keep alive the dangerous agitation OF the slavery
question"
Our earnest and consistent opposition to the
doctrine Of Squatter Sovereignty 10 well known
to our readers hut we have 20 confidence IN the
present professions of Gen Houston and his iol,
lowers ON that subject, who hrougt io' ward and
elected to Congress, Jack Hamilton its ablesI
advocate -Gaseife.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

IS,' A correspondent of the Intelligencer, writing
from Cook county, the following remarkable
language, preferrng the most serious charges against
the frontier people. 1t is hard them to suffer the
brutatics of til sayages, and the unkna charges of
their fellow-citizens. We think better of neigh
bors on the frontier than the Cook correspondent of
The Tntellgenccr. lie says, amongst other things:
There appears he crowd of turbulent spirits this
frontier that NnEous oimmort ~ themselves 10y war
ring prntcgos OF the General Government, now residing
on the Wichita Reserve, generally known rs Reserve III
difns.
ana e.gnn9 men for thcir own selfish ends. And they do
not hesitate to commit murder and robbery upon ony per-
aon who may differ with them in their so-cged patriotic
movements It notorious fact that very good citizens
the frontier afraid to express their opinions
in relation to the ordinary duties OF Law and order Tor fear
of personal attack by some OF the men who now attemptto
rule our frontier under the gise of protection TO the
families of the exposed settlers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

g- The celebration of the birth day of Henry Clay
and of the Inauguration of the bronze statue of the
great statesman, took place at New Orleans on the
18th, in the presence Of multitude of people The
Delta says, the celebration ecpsed anything that has
ever taken place that city. The day was beautiful,
and everything passed off in the best manner. The
dedication Ceremonies performed by the Masons,
and rs the covering drawn off and the splendid
statue laid bare to the up'urncd eyes of the thou
sands q the cnnnons beched forth salute, and the
music of the united bands filled the air, amid such
shouts MS ono seldom hears, and such waving Of hand
kerchiefs and hats as was before witnessed in
New Orleans, from street, balconies, windows and
house-tops." The Grafton then delivered by the
Hon. W. II Hunt The Delta says: THE statue is
about twelve feet high. and is very. lic-l;ke. The
position is somewhat the same as that in which Clay
is represented in the engraving of his speech in the
Senate-the left hand resting pedestal, and the
right extended gracefully"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

" The Jaclsboro whitcman is responsible
Tor the following jcp ESPRIT
Why 10 Gov. lioustons frontier course like
the city of Greenwich, in England
Ans wcr;-Because it has no parallel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

re- The Warrington correspondent Of the Delta
ssys, that tho British Minister at Washington has
bern advised officially Of the immense damage sus-
t.ihst - British subjects at Vera Cruz, from the
guns Il Miramon, during his attack upon the city
This circumstance is likely to lead to serious results
7ae f.rt was communicated 10 Government, and
re Iorisiip held long converse with ecrgtory Cass.
- re pr siitIrs Il thr faiure. and The sourcc
lssnf.ity or lie Iess nd destruction II
property sl5sja te sought. rs Liri-hp intimasel
that Nisancs xouil bs held 10 aesonn,alnity. and
tat. Il shs Consul ass esrfe.t IN BIZ snrnse that
HitnnCn isl abandoned ne lses. broken n re- our
ec< sn5 rrrsier. TIC 7<tit 1iif - tersy rEtor.
t7''<t r. ttc Liberal edtflrhtrf y the Bfi'isi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

HIDDEN TREASURE DIscovrRED We read that
two old pictures, which New York gentleman
took for a debt of five dollars number of years
ago, have been discovered to be two OF REM
lars have been offered for them in New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

eas- w promise our readers, next week. the able
speesh of the Hon. ]. II. Reagan frontier matters
while urging the passage of the appropriation for
frontier def c 1t is able concise and to the point
clear, oone isiye. sustained facts. and showing
the honesty md sincerity of the man. Our able
representa- &c, Reagan and Wigrill have never suf
ferea this ter rest but have urged it upon the
attention Of congress with determinedness of pur
po that shows their devotion to the interest fther
isllow-cit; zens
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

~" In con ?qucnce Of swollen streams and bad
roads TIE Ga5 have been very irregular during the
l'st week The greatest wonder is that they should
have inovcd at al, or have made any connections
Friend Etrcc: however, is indefitigahlc, and will
20 as lonI there is remote probability Of making
TIE trip,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

~ The Delhi donouuccs the Homestead bill, very
II some hard knockss igmatizng it us " trick OF
lind spectators md demagogues, which ought to eS-
cite the general disgust and opposition of the South
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

BRILLIANT IpFA-During the latc observations
of the moons eclipse in Paris. n lady made her
way up to Mr.. Leyerricr and asked: "lf you
were to have your telescope riiled, like cannon,
would they not carry farthcrl"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
SO. 600 Pounds of Wool Wanted.

TINE undersigned wishes to purchsae or take on
i. shipment, on the most favorable terms Tor snip,
pers the above amount of wool an wool growers will
find it to their interest to call on him. Washed wool
will in NIL cases be preferred end far better. price
paid in proportion to the loss sustained ny washing
A. SHREK, Oppositethe CyufcAfefd House:
Dallas Feb %. 1860--34 :3mo. st88it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

The "St. Louis Hotel" at Fort Smelling Min
ncsota, was destroyed by fire last week. Loss
about $4,000. 1t was the property oil X. Mae
kenzie, Esq, of this city.-S. Louis Rpw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
NOTICE.

FLOUR, FLOUR
A LARGE quantity Of Flour. for sale at the
"A REU ION STORE.
Reunion, Dallas County, April IS, ls6O-42.3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

~ We are under many obligations to our sweet
young friend Miss Lizzie Swing, for the finest bo-
quot Of the season. consisting of roses and many
agrant dova,-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
T.. mi. Hanks

III aving disposed of his interest at Teieo md Red
III Oak, Ellis county, would inform his friends md
the public generally. that he has located permanent
ly at
w a X A n A G. n e,
Where he has opened large and complete Stock Of
Merchandise, direct from .Ne,o York, and socits a
fair share of patronage.
His assortment will at oil times DO complete and
his p ices as low as the lowest.
Waxahache, Texas, April IL, ls60--4i'tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

TINE undersigned have 700 bead Of
Cofswold and Common sheep,
n their ranche miles Ncst Of Cedar HE. IN Tar
rant county. three fonrhs II sbe entire lot being
ewes aud III accIiua'ed which We viii ss Low iot
cash. Come ral 81 then S ujII& BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

lss7' Our valued correspondent "Rhymometer,"
bag our thinks for his Debut ertrGordiaGire. We
regret very mach that the poem is too irreverenti
for general readers. We cannot expunge the offensive
lines without destroying the sense hence prefer
that be sh MD remodel his production and send to us
So much talent should not be kept dark, and we
earnestly hope that we may hear often from 81.
gifted Change few lines and it will be all right.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

MuxcuArssx REpIvIvUs.--Our correspondent
uSTapiac encountered more terrible Norther than
Caleb Jones N. Read his graphic letter on the
tirst page, and imagine his awful condition during
that dire cormotion of the elements. We hope "Aa-
MAC will aFe to us again.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

~ The Delta takes the New Orleans Bee to tasl,
fr is position in regard to Gen. Houston, and very
Justly remarks :" The Bee is actually the victim Of
delnsionthe most unparalleled in the annals of al
tafalar deusions-fhat Gen. Houston has party
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
NEW Observation-Disclosures.

See notice cf General Lnnd Agency, by DR.. Roy B.
Scott, of DalIns, gentleman every way qualified for
the business We take pleasure in recommending
him to the public.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

j
MARY A WooLEY, rs. VIRGlL r WooLEy.
w fee her petition alleging in simultaneous follows
November, A. D. 1856, lawfully married to the said
treated the defendant kindly and aectonately. and
wife Plaintiff alleges that defendant continued to
manifest want of affection towards her which In
creased until about the 9Th of March, A. D. 1857,
when the defendant without any on the part
of plainti so far as she knows said, in substance,
he did not want wife any longer, and that he had
use for family So saying he voluntarily left the
oed and board of plaintiff with the intention of aban-
doning her Plaintiff further AYERS that defendant
made no provisions for her support and that he has
been absent for than three years next before the
institution of this suit. Plaintiff prays (having made
affidavit that defendants residence is unkuown) that
the said defendant be cited according to law to
this petition. and that the bonds Of inatrimony be-
tween her and defendant may be dissolved.
You are. therefore, hereby commanded to summon
the said Virgil p Wooey, by having this writ pub
ished in the Dallas Herald a newspaper Published in
the town of Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, four sue
ccssve weeks to personally appear before the District
Court of Kaufman county. to be holden at the town
of Kaufman on the 18th Monday after the lst Mon
day in March, to answer plaintiffs petition Of which
this citation contains brief statement. Herein fail
not, &c.
TEsr: J. 7. Raycl, Clsrk of the District
SEAL Court of Kaufman county. Given under
nv my hand and seal of Office at Kaufman.
this 14th day Of April, A. D. 1860
T. RATEI-, Cielk-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
c ASH For w 0 OIL /!

TINE undersigned is prepaid to buy WOOL or to take
it on shipment TO the Northern markets
Liberal advances in CASH and merchandise will be
made on Wool for shipment. and personai attention will
paid to the sale of the WOOL thus securing the highest
market price, at the least expense.
For Wool bought or shipped, superior article of
baling and Irvine for bundng vii Be furnished, and
the wool will be packed and pressed free Of charge.
Wool raisers are invited to give me a call before
engaging their crops elsewhere.
35:3ml HERMAN HIRSH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

Received in ssice April I'm and executed b. hav-
ing the same puhzhoi in tho Dallas Herald. news
rapor published in the Town ef Dallas, Dallas county,
Texas. for four successive weeks
5. o. GIBBS. Sheriff K. Co. Texas.