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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-01

1850. NOTICE. 1850
g @E &s
To PASSENGERS GOING NORTH NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAYELLERs:
THROUGH TICkETSARD THROI0h CHhtAh
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
TWICE DAILY-sunday night excep.ed-between
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
IDFIPIIA NEw YORK, and all important points West via 40
oula Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
thence Washington - miles, In all 10 mes In hours
beinr A comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
t1Sy- Hours of departure 1850 A. NJ, and 100 7. M.
~ BAGGAGE under charge Of Special Agents, OHEOhED
TiROUGH 70 Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
Yorh. -, .-,, t,.. ~
baltimore PHILADELPHIA Cincinnati Columbus, Indianapolis Cal
ro Dayon Jacksonville Rock Island GAINESVILLE Washingon,
New York LOUIS Chicago Pttsburg Louisville, Decatur Ne"
ark, vlncennIs. .,,, -. ....a,A a.,
comfortable steamers between Aeqla Greek and Washington
PrrSf ms obtain tickets for servants for Washington
CITY and points further NORTH must all csseabe vouched TOE by
se esponsbe white citizen Of Richmond In peson known TO
The officers Road tickets Will be soil applied Tor by
letter. -. ,a,,
sbocl n 4, Mn JAMES b. WINSTON,
Gen1 Ticket Agent
sAML RUTH, supL
once R. r. 6P. r. r. Co., -.
4 chraond, Sept IS, 1855 Janss-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-01

NOR BALTIuORE--Try-w -,.<5---l,
N FretghG and PASSENGER Linz .aascrssss-fs
Pc WH ia " ST a NBOdT COMPANT--fas S,.an r.
Ca-t Nc-a leave Richmond, Or Baltimore, eyey td-sy,
Trursias DAY thc o. "a O'Clock, NJ Refund
vii leave m1rc Che days. thereby enabling slippers
AMI passengcs have opportunity " communication be-
tween tia pl1fs cvury 1tl.r DIV
surrf cnrt sAry. these steam IRE most
per -r class having been rsce1 RENTED IN he ms. APP
proved styl-
Ptssag. AMI fare e.
Tes procured ether a. our once IN sh'choe slip, oproitc
o., Columbian ultel or a. steamc- s ~ a-yls - - -
srT-t~ DAVID wv CO Nhlf.
1--WE RALTHuOHE AND SAVANNAH TIA
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed OF tratcLiss
steaips are running regularly between The above porte
Freight shipped savannah the ntcror or he states OF
Georgia Alabama, by Rread bon sevanaah IN have
p-snpt lttsniion 7. IA. BkLr, IT,, Agent
Ar HEADS BNKER,S irss a ore. ptys-.ns VII
"a hIt De NOT complete lssurmrnt OF surgical Il uenfs
I'D arcs au and valuable PhaEmaceu teal
P..partuons Chemicals ami Remedies frft
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.-a1 bushels pine Ur
ss26 ROBINSON 4 RObEafa
100 SACKS dARSHALL'S SALT.
w ~ flercrs srcIrtn Hams
80 boxss Adss-anf1e CNndlea.
Bacon -dol, Shoulders, Lqun-s 2 ~ &C.
81 sale con isnuent By sNOpG8A-s JOHNSTON.
ss2d-u
on HHDs. REALLY PRISLE PORTO RICO
ss 6-iiw WH. WALLACE SnNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-01

oFPIoE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG T. R. COMPLY
Richmond Va, July eth, 1860 I
I1ROM this the schedule this road TO Norfolk and
X viii be changed. Passengers will leave Richmond al
NJ breEkfatt IN Peterbu r. and reach Norfolk by 1890 A.
NJ Returning Norfolk at leo p D. anu arrive In eh-
mond At $50 Z. NJ. 1HOs. H. WINNIE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-01

Total amount = ............. fl6ST %
An ofvheh Is certified J. NJ. BENNETT, Auditor.
The mentioned, much thereof as shell
sufficient saty the with Interest ana
advertising will be sold ut Auction NJ
the cour House. Of Ienreo County Monday the LIST Oeo
Der, 1850, commencing az II o'clock A. b.
THs-Cah payAbe Immediately the sale a. each
JOHN HU1UHEsON,
El4-w4y Sherm NJ Hen jco County.
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DICR mOND AND YORK e. 5F,iyQgz.E
Al RIVER RAILROAD. et2p3a---dsS
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK

PARE s2-DNNER EXTRA No breakfast viii be prepared
the Boat
and after MONDAY August 9Th passenger trains VIII leave
Richmond daily except sungays) NJ stopping only upon
signals Pair Gals Meadow, Dispatch Summit Tunsias,
nau Town. Cohoke White Hall aud Romancoke, and arrive al
West Point at SIS p. NJ
The fast and cammadlous steamer WEST POINT Capt
Rowe King Queen Court House Landing Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at on A. ~, connecting with the cars
at West Point stopping signals only at Clifton, Water
Fence shepherd Warehouse hoodys Cappahonsc Bglers
Yorktown Gloucester Point and arrive at Old Point at2
NJ and Norfolk at3P. NJ
and Saturdays at A. M and Old Point at s5 A. ~, landing
only above and connecting West Point with The at p
M and arrive In Richmond ASP. NJ
No Boat landings made.
Peg received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Rich.
mond until M and West Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays until 6P NJ.
'~' m0t,ap %rs 20 ON NoSoS o. 90
To RIrirond .............,..... 9 ~
Prom Richmond 70 Norfolk 90
X II. TEMPLE, Supt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
Notice 10 PrObate Will.

NOTICE Is hereby given that there has been Med
~ In the office Of the undersigned, Clerk Of the
County Court Of he county " Ellis, State OF Texas,
the application OF H. W +. j, A. J, Watson, praying
that the last win OF Richard r. Watson, late Of said
county, deceased, be admitted 10 probate, and he APP
pointed Executor thereof AMI il appearing III one
Of the subscribing witnesses to said viii, TO wit !;
Thomas 4. Cowan, is now dead, and that the other
witness, II, A. Grcr, is resident Of the county OF
Harrison, State afjresaid-and the said u. W. J. j,
A. J Watson having filed nterrogatorlos to he pro-
pounded to said eness This is therefore TO notify all
persons that ON or after tho thrtieth day AFTER the
publication hereof, commission will issue TO take the
deposition Of said witness to said win and That on
the FIRST day of the May term Of the County Court Of
said county Of Ellis to he holden nj the Court Douse
in the town of Wnxahachie, on the 18th day OF ny,
1860, the application Of said Watson will be aeIel
upon.
- Attest, Denj F, Hawkins, Clerk a The
sEAL County Court Of the said county Of Ellis,
N>76-S(and the seal thereof impressed this second
day Of April, A. D., 1860
BENZ T. HAWKINS, Clerk.
IN n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
MARRIED.


At Lancaster, Dallas county, on Tuesday the 18th
inst, by Elder LEWIS JACOBS, MIR. WILLIAM. L.
WHITE to Miss LOUISA ELLIS. daughter of Mr..
THOMAS ELLIS, Esq, all of this county.
With the above we received the usual printers fee,
IN the shape Of goody portion of the brides cake.
The happy coaple have best wishes fer long life
Of unailOyed edded bliss.
On the 18th instant, at the residence of Col. M I.
JOHNSON Che brides father, by the Rev. J. A. SMITH,
of Dallas, Mr.. J. X P. RECORD, of Dallas, to Miss
r. ID. JOHNSON, of Tarrant county.
bOuntifai supply of bride cake accompanied the
above notice, enough for the whole gang.
May the accomplished bride and the gallant groom
enjoy life's richest blessings to a mature old age
may their stars be ever propous. and no cloud ever
obscure the horizon of their destiny-ther pathway
strewn with towers, and the genes gales of Heaven
fan their youthful brows
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

gsB- The late heavy rains have been Of signal sell
vice to the city fathers, In pointing out most unmis-
takably, the points At which, some Improvements are
required on the streets. The utility Of our gravel
sidewalks Is now most conclusive, and proves ncOn-
,rorer,ably The durability of the material used-On-
,y not enough Of u yet. We hope to see the entire
s'rect around the public Square paved with this eH-
ceent gravel aud the example set by Messrs. Mccoy
and Guess followed up by other public spirited citi
Eens We ohly nerd little excrtion, and little ex-
ponse IN private way, to renler our town Of the
handsomeest, end neatest in the State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
Important to sseaG,rinm Men:

PmIApELPlftt, oct 81 1858
Dr. NJ Jacksor-D.ar Sir sailed from this port in August
last In the barqe "Reindeer n which am Master with acr
f ten men, bound Havana As knew that the Yellow Fever
was RAGING with great vrence in that city, AMI had heard oil the
good cr the bcr in preventing the attacks OF that terrible
disease provided mysclf with supply Of IT, Before reaching
nv port cormecei the administration Of the btter regularly
to ali board On reaching Havana found number OF YES
sells in the aror among which the Fever was com
hitting great ravage board three of them not souwas LETT
avete had carried Off ALL Naturally great alarm pr
vailed am happy to say that the exception OF one of my
men who deserted in Havana have all back safe and
oundnot one of us having attacked. behave hsoof-
nud,s e,crpn Sitter. excellent medicine and
am s. of its utary effects preventive OF Yellow Fever
as IL is very unusual thing for vessel with many persons on
board t. visit the Cuba in August september ana re-
turn without the loss of at least portion Of her crew
~ GEO. W. ALLEN,
Master Barque Reindeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
EsrRAY NOTICES.
nAE.I.As louNTY.I

TAKEN rPly a " weh', I'D es,Fsyed lffse A Besri
Esqrs inAA pA, nerA0 ~ rga "A the s ear and
AZ III On he .i ~. ss i ~ H. aaia sii y d.
abb, 20 q, gtsls q : a,d spisrii.e Z q IS
E' fN6 w3sE wis. - y. M -.o Ssrs 6so ,I
maFei Nh crop ~ ~ ~ cod ~ undeF.oIe ia
Alse one ar rel fEFlL VIA some 81 ,,'isr lie iiy
and liiie willie "a ~ ~, ,earisd unl slope IN The leo
eah aisant ~ NsaTs "a 7, ant Elprsse.i NSzA a.
TAKEN ur ~ q g sssls ssd ssiIay leiore lanes
smith Es one TplihiL iioilsf % q A yeer ~ li'4
or y hands high, ea lire foot uhis sie Star tie lace
sa s Z, BE-, al AZ " naIksi spP'sssd sssit
dsSEN Y w. 3 sGpS a fH sd f Rh s o.f
wears oil 4 hands high. hoih hin bet snd one lore ioal
slale With alt.,, g the ss, bFsnas On The len Shout
TAKEN uFty No rerry end estra,sl llfare A u Law,
years oi sni. s. ih bhi ~ ahs % tie ss,of
ie.n!;, s!nsl siarin the Be- appraised q $40
Ia l.iI. or y faln fsIs1sen sd N.rsys. et,Ls
81 foy.i one WHITE vh iiaak srois bort HE head,
srll in the ehf tl,s Other has haek sides white h,ek
aTed er9p snd hole in ie right ear and eFopsnd sl il
ilsat ~ Go N. Lave. Dsssiy.
TAKEN UP by n. hypi 10 miles West ~ lie town Of
kaufman, agd eslTye.l l-,re g ", Croleh n lfos ni
efoppni Under lacrnpi IN each an and ir ie ms sun
l,el @ T. Wlci te Other lle rcd maIl'et WIZ emP
n ~ IN The ngil ~ ani spit IN len ears sondea With
TAKEN CP lg james sh,w miles South 81 tie town
~ kAtlunui ans 'sirYe lsiure W Crouch, l. lToeret
10 r. one noan mar, pped in The In hip and branded
With Spanish hrani about - hands hgh nb5ut years Of
appraised 70 seh
'TNHEN UP ~ John , Shaw, miles No-,h-c,si 81 the
Town ~ kauimnn aud ss'lye lHfTr q W Crnnfl J. one
hNpWN MULE, about " years OH Spanish hraR1i ~.
tfi'se.l a. SIS
TAKEN up lN l. y siovcr 70 miles T n the town NJ
kaufman md c-imy" lrare W llI r. one very larre
lLNrk STEER markell with crop OF tho rihi and crlp
Nrr IN the "a ear sor years ni one nuowF STEER
marked with slope aod rrop on ~ each ear branded "
supposed to be or yclrs 6ldi one ri and Witt, spotted
nni one dun nnl white spotted each marked crop oh
crop nnd under h In the len and undcIiit In The rem
oars 81 yens old, branded = nnd developed; tho lot
uIprse - in slal
TAkEN UP lW Wilton, n miles J. of the tgen ~
Kaufman, and csirnyed before W ii r. ono lron GRAY
MARE, u han'ls high, ye1rt oil; nvprn.scd On so
llaat Wa II nANNl.s &c q X q, feNRa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

MAY ouEEN.---We regret that the ladies and gen.
tlcmen of Dallas have made arrangements, so far,
for browning May Queen. Are our madens less
IoYeJ t,an in former days, when our town was so
much compnns-i,d for pcrpetuating this ancient and
interesting ceremony Even while we write, scores
of bright eyes, rosy cheeks, cherry lips and Hebs-
like forms are flashing before u.s. all as worthy of the
floral diadcm us Victoria of her jeweled crown
BY al means, let us have May Queen, and not
suler this ancient custom of Merry Old England to
grow into disuse let us have another Queen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
Tanner Presentation.

On Monday Inst, the ladies of Dallas presented an
elegant banner to the Dallas County Company of
Rangers The entire company filed into the Court
House, where an immense throng of ladies' and gen.
temen were IL attendance. Mr.. r. W. Lunday. on
the part Of the ladies', made eloquent and appro-
PIRATE address reviewing, at LENGTH the action of the
patriotic women # olden times. and the indomtable
courage u,i upyieldlng devotion of our Revoutona-
~ matrops tcgthe cause of freedom He spoke in
glowing terms Of the noble influence that women in
all ages hate Exercised over brave men, He conclu-
ded with glowing eulogy upon the gallantry Of Tex
ans and the interest manifested by the lad les of Dali
las in ACCOMPLISHMENTS of her gallant The banner
was constructed of white satn with an azure field,
which glit,erel galaxy of silver stars amongst
which the L9Ae Star shone, the bright and particu-
lar cyndsure u al admirng eyes. Miss Virginia
hllet u pIEaa, fair personifcation of the Goddess
of Liberty, in suow-white robes, presented the ban
neS, with the following appropriate ks
!, slE:--Thopgh am but the instrument through whom
your brave conpany,yet feel peled while performing
So pleasant duty to bestow upon you, the proxy of
these ladies' 2 have united in demonstrating their ar.
rs beauty ever pays tochyary. We desire impress upon
you The epeetnss of wishes for your success aud
safety IN Qurs Of gmet and repose remember that true
hearts home beating warmly tor and fervent
prayers ascending for your preser !aon And in
Thc wild iYpl' O strife. you cast hurried ganGe
ward this banner let remind you that in performing
duty you oug nfng the measure of our expectation
aod Desires Nt~ conclusion, Sir, hope that "wd
wars deadly Gtst may that you may again be
retrnad u yoGr happy homes, to which you will he
warmly Welcomed by those dearest to your bosoms for
there x not or Of you whose heart within him burn
ed, home his footsteps he hath turned Farewell,
and may e es Of divine love orershndow and preserve
you.
The banner wns received by Mr.. John D. Kerfoot,
on the part of the Rangers in an eloquent and glow
ing speech, which was frequently interrupted with
rapturous bursts of applause
The misc was under the immediate supervision of
Mrs. Reinhardt, one of the most accomplished vocal
list and musicians of America. The performance Of
the g Star spangled Banner " grand In its
cution, and enthusiastically received The thanks of
tba audience are especially due those gentlemen who
contributed so largely to the excellence of the exer
cises hy their vocal powers. The Dallas Light Art-
lery March, as performed by Mrs. Reinhardt. is one
of the finest pieces we have ever heard her fault
less execution would render trte and meagre
niece, brliant and attractive.
Altogether the day passed off most tremendously,
and showing that the dies of Dallas have crowned
themselves with aurels of grateful remembrance from
the band of gallant Rangers. Long may they wave
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
STATE OF TRXAs,
CorsrY or KArfuAs.



To the sAsrig ef Kavfaas cogsiy, Gf~AaG-
Nhersas, Melissa l. ohes, vts rs,is 4 lAs an q
Dsnct n ssii cnt aeiin Aairss a. hes 10 a.
sooe Al e.inr l he Fnafs nhh NE sail Anh - ~ o.
ghe ~ Nsf i,is, AID tai "a he l,h do ~ =
,emer lS5d he M gii ll la e,in u Eadsaing AZ,
aud not rsiuFnrd, sa Nihor hai cirgsie ~ -
connecoa With ler the hlai bat has Nh TAILS
and REUSED pafei, dtivid sul lsti shTshi rs - Dis
charge the duties Of hg,lSri asan E &c l si~ a hiss
years and prays dissolution Il Ne h1fis q iameny ~
ug heseen ihem o. aud ssal Eglgli a olh tsrr
nE been The aw dlTees that The Essienee Il sA de-
fen.lsnl Is nnknosn,
Yoa aTe ther,Te commanded 70 summer the said Anires n
chew b making publication u this citation Ia the Dallas Head
"a newsapT Pabls hei in tho eun 81 peilas "a, nras, cn'
~ 10 this NleFo newspaper Puhhoil &c fur sucessifs
wks previous the Turn day u this lfess T. apleu a.
the nsNi of the nisiTirt Cart Il Kluman c1auy, y h.
hoen at the COurl-house Ia the Of kaufman, tie iih
Mniay amer the ls Monday Ia March 1900 @ AMI sIs T.
Plaintiffs petition, q which this citation contains
brief statement
Witness, J. 7, Rays, Clerk q he District cnnTi
FspnN Of kaufman county, Given nller ny hand ami
~ J seal Il once al kaninan Ills Igh day y April A.
III - u. lsO0 J,T, RAiEL, tisTs,
Game 10 hand the day Issued AMI eSeeue BY oisIns
publication in the Dallas Herald if nr successive wesks ms
ih day d April 1900 ), a. GINS, hsTn o.
4iIgl j, j, CANADA, prpnly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

Mr. s, LiTcH, Hyde Park VI, writcs-"Ihat the horse
considered Worthless hs case was spayn "bnt since
he free OF the Mustang Lnment, have sold hun Tor
$40 cash Your nment has been doing wonders up here
i2O BRoAD SrREET PHILADELPHIA, Pa
(ExFRAoT) "In lifting the kettle nom the lire It became
manageable, tilted over aud scadod my hands very
yerely, almost a crisp II was awful SIGHT The Mus
tang Lnlmentappearedt extract the pain II healed rap
idly, without soreness, and let scar OF account.
Truly yours "CIIARIE:s FOSTER"
souh language ms thus the constant and natural echo
wherever this article used This Lmmcnt indisponoa-
bic planters and of horses anil mules Mr. John
Daniels Montgomery, Aa sold slave for $500 who Ns
raised from utter useessncss 10y this Eminent Every fun
lily should have IT, De very particular and enquire for The
Mustang Eminent and take no other.
sou ty III dealers throughout North and South America,
Europe the Islands OF the Ocean, Tor ~ cents 90 ecn
and 81 W per bottle. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. 25 1853.
Dr. c. NJ rackson-Denr Sir: You suggested to before
leaving Philadelphia to bottles of your Dtrs along
ms preventive agans Yellow Fever, hch IL now raging here
and in New Orleans did So and it ronte
home was accompanied by rexln who also took It
prescrib of us having had the fever except myself An
ned through New Orleans without being attacked h. the cpl
demic and of them whom have since me-, attribute their
great to the yor excellent sleolhc
r, what have heard from other Sources and my expert
me- hesitation in saying believe liooiands derma'
tcrs excellent article fer the prevention OF yen Fever ana
many other diseases peculiar to South If taken in time and as
Iir1c.t,d Yours trnly H. BICIIA RDS0N,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

rSS- We rgrst y say that reneounter occurred
eeth, at this p.ace between two Of the Hangers
Lieut. Bingham, I'd a private, John Holt, in which
the former WAS Il bbed in the breast little to the
right Of the stern IN. lie is now recovering and will
soon be allie to joi his company Holt made his es-
cape, and Is now 'angiag at large.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
sPEoIAL NOTICES


invigorators inshe columns OF ifs paper
The Great Draw back to persons Migrating 10 the
extreme South and Western county the fear sy have
ofihe Fever aud Asue,he most dren Nall diseases Es'
cry hear ofPerons attacked by tive disease and made
helpless short time, without any means Of aiocd'ns re-
lief In view oflhe great demand for remedy Dr. lostei-
ter has presented his CELEBRATED STOMACH hlTfERs'
whose curative powers for all diseases Of the stomach have
been universally acknowledged The Ber prepared at
ter long experience and deep study have received the
eomums 1.-THE most eminent ply sleans aswe as all class
es nom every part Of our country. To those who duuli
their many virtues alive say y them and Judge
for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere, amt
by W, ", Peak Bro, and u, b. Thomas, Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
TIE STATE OF TEXAS, !
COUNTY or DALLAS


To tie Sheriff Of Dallas County Grazing;
wv HEREAS T.. Z. Coombes, administrator o
w the estate of Joseph Chatham deceased,
has filed in nv office his final account current, TO-
gcther with his petition praying for a final dis
charge, This is is therefore, to command you to
cite Samuel Graham, william Graham, Joseph
Graham. NJ. II. Graham, VIM. Russell and Cath
arine Graham. who are non-residcnts of this
State, by publication in the Dallas Herald, Il
newspaper published in the county and State
aforesaid, for four successive weeks, to he and
appear ut the April term of the County Court,
20 oe held at the Court House in the town OF Dal-
las on the last Monday (the 3Oth day. OF April
1850, and show cause, if any, why such partit ON
and distribution should not be made. Herein
fail not, and due return make as the law directs.
~ Given under my hand and seal of the
SEAL County Court of Dallas County, this
NV second day Of April, A. D.. 1860
W. X MASrEN, c.c.c.D.cT I.
BY GEo W. LAWS. Deputy Clerk.
Issued April 81, 1860,
Gro. w. LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
Received in Office same day issued, and cxocu-
ted by having this citation published in the Dial,
las Herald, for four successive wceks-this "a
day of April, 1860 JAMES SHEPPARD,
40:It Deputy Sheriff, D. c T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

rI1HE undersigned having been appointed by the
/ Honorable County Court Of Kaufman county. at
is Jsaey term A. D. 1860. administrator Of he
tafe q GscgoW. Noble, deceased; this is. therefore.
70 notify Al persons having claims against said estate
to rreeenl The within the time prescribed by law
al Al l4tsprs indebted to said estate viii make IN
me1ia.s pigment TO the undersigned.
JOHN NJ. WATKINS,
2ssr} Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
HOOFI.AND'S
EAESANzaG CORDIAL

WILL positively cure Coughs Colds Influenza Group iicars
ness Bronchitis Nhoopng tnug Dinrhoa diseases o ue
bowels arising cold, InciIent Cosintil"n, &c
These Medicines prepared only by r C. NJ jackson Co
AIS Arch street. Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists ana peal
ers generally. Price "a cents per bottle.
~ our Every Boi,'s Almanac" given away by all our
as contains certificates welkaOwn people in all parts
Of the country. Get one. 49,, -,
W ale ~ W. ~ PEAK BRO. nalasi ". ". MILLER,
risasait run; " T. FERGUSON. Worih T. J. IfsTnt,
lyiririe and SWEAT q TURNER. wsxahnchie. tSz lyi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
A., Fnucriru: Item, % the Survivors OF tho Late
,l..I,, I.Nar

Ngfir w IN F1FNacO.
LANCASTER C. H., S. G., May II, 1856
Ir Jackson-near Sir: After my return from Mexico was
seriously afflicted win terrible disease which has carried to
the grave so many my fellow soldiers Chronic Drrhoa ac
cmpaned with Neuralgia brought by the climate OF Mexico
and the living while engaged in the war Inc ree
have the of ssoonDd'S tsrFinnn hEit-
trrs astonishing and most cheeruly have agd stu con-
recommend the Bitters to all who similarly an
believing that the benefit that will result from their use WI" NC
incalcuable. Very Respectfully Yours .
X q: BIDLINGS, Late Lieutenant
OF Company c. Palmetto Regiment, 5 e. Volunteers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

BdyrOur town has been crowded with travellers and
strangers during the last week. all Of whom seem to
be attracted to this portion Of the State by the high
reputation cur county suslains abroad Our lands
orly require TO be zen to be properly appreciated
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

El5' We saw, yesterday, a set Of surgical instru-
menis manufactured by Mr.. Bailey, of this county,
for the use Of Dr. II. c. Scott. They would do credit
to any establishment, and are completed in The most
artistic manner, Mr.. Bailey resides near the resi-
dence of MIR Scott, on the Preston road ,andt is said,
exhibits the most wonderful skill in manufacturing
everything in his line.