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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
CID FELLOWS HALL.
Sixteen Star peFfOrRlers.!
The Double Minstrel Troupe is Coming

Monday, Tuesday, Uec'"esday and Thursday Ere
raags, Jacuary 23d, 24fh, 25fh and 26h.
CHEAT combination q: talent and originality.
" The largest aad best Company well the
,Iurst and best managed Band ever organized
iIJHEY, CARLE. DUfkFX and GREEN'S far AIMED
gurId-Tcnowned and original New Osleans aud Ne
crOpull1lu BurlesqGe opera Troupe and Mammoth
5r,ss aud, thrr cuJsic, elegant side splitting
JroVoki ire sistlbic EIncofia Entertain ments
.strouuCIns the .reest Narlg ties Of new songs, ball
ads Uu etts, Qlartetts, UV ertures, BurlqIe opera
e.eces, Fam Dane Queer ana Funny say iIEs ev
offered TO The public. Grand free iatcony Concert
front OF the hall ach evening by the Brass Band.
Doors opeu 1t 1-C0ncert Commence al u o'clock.
Admission 20 dents. children under IL and
waits 70 CeuIs-
Manager and Business Agent,
i.n2U-4d JHAS. II. DUPREZ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
For New Orleans.
IIarpcr for FcbrI,ary.

IIARPER'S Magazine Ter +, biuary, Iust received
Z by HAGA> X thEANOR,
nul9 No. 8 Union street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
For February.
Penmanship and Photography.
yaEs EaseA,EsSINs s'S

(tLASSIS will commence SATURDAY, the 2lst
- last 1t the eoInvr Oh Cult g street aud PubEc
square, (eLtrauce CT College ST. All - no desire to
ION Mr.. rs asses shpu dc Lledateiy. Per-
from the cou..try can fash thelF lessons in
WcsA. -
~ 20 = at Light
ldONo. RAINY, 5 to 3 at night, and a class in the
dat also. JAn20-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

DETERsON's Ladi, S Natona. Magazine for Febru-
i AIRY, Just received by
JaLl9 HAGAN IREANOR-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

NOR Is5s and 1859. bouad. continuing the 'sMt.
Il Vernon Palcrs, 4" he Hlsuun Hand" "The
)uou. of bcville,' SC ,tar sale by
HAGAS q TiIEtNoR, Booksellers.
iauI9 80, Union street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

Geo. ID. preutice'S New Book,
l ianl9 HAGAN & TREANoR.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
House and Lot ON Broad street.
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1850,

II
IL Nashville in the case Of James johnson W. r.
johnson others. viii offer public sale. at the
Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1850,
the house and lot North-side Broaa street DE
tween Cherry aud summary formerly occupied by
James johnson. Los o. front.
TFEMs--Cash 81 ,C00-and for the the bal a
credit of 3 8 years. no interest except for year
the last fote.
Buildings To commence al Sl3, 400.
jan 1e, 1890 I'd }. f. GLEAvES, c. &M
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
ChanceEy Sale--W. X. Lucas
Lands
DURSUaNT 10 a decree of this Court in the OF
i f. Ii Childress, Sr., VS.. W. r. Lucas and others
in legal hours, on
SatufdaY the 18th OF February. 1861,

SdlIIfudy Tic 18Th OF FtDfudr!, IobJ,
at the Court house in this city, will offer at public
sa e. TO the highest bidder credit of II and ~
months, with interest from day of sale, and fee from
redemption, the trac: of 5sss OF Land, bought
bv w. 4. Lucas at Chancery Sale in the case of A
Allison, Admir-, VS. Crutcher and others; an Also
the tract OF and "a poles bought by him OF
Whitst Il and by Whiisett OF Vaughan
will sell such portion of the Sos acre tract as
may be let unsold after the sale under the decree
in case of A Allison Admir-. cruicher and others;
and in addition the SAID tract 10 and "A poles
until ugh shall have been sold pay and satisfy
the decree OF this Court IN this for SSoS 49, be-
sides interest and Purchasers viii be required
to execute their not with approved security al the
time of the sale, and lien Will be retained on the
land IN til the purchase money is fully paid
j. +. GLEAVES, C. & NJ,
ian1S-td ChaIcery Court at Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

Oar OBJ Ct IN cong IA f,sure our pTeseIt
stnek n ueh ites-bie btf.te gstiiiI geo.
ppto uat tifae ala Nj ~ttE IL tuy u raj :, tcs
viii DO vel To eaii us al No - sOusl I'D q lie
Square. tan.-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
I. BARNEs 1 co. PaoraIEro

ITkNtsiifs Meals g 81 benss, say ans as hs, ard
Asz rzltaEEss sac lss AS lar ~ aEisF EAT -
81 tz'ae - every eest8 iptca, fsh 11stsss, tac
FrfY rsst iats, nf sSest 0iaer Efticis 81 issaFy
~Aseh esH f.aEssn1k - rbfa as m SasAxfsfe- 1be
beEsa Il fref - = Al fsE tf1 q caSks and re
hsst Srssss esas - r-rS ksnBs Hsti asfea ~ 10
hzrstsalss-s. aaafefia1 = s-zsssess= = Z - 49,
isae-E
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
Part of n. =. EicNairy Farm
so. craS
SATURDAY the lSth daY az FehruarY. 1850

DURsU ANT 10 a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville in the OF Amanda A. Porter
r. C McNairy aud others, will offer at public sale
'he Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day % February, 1860,
sxty-two acres and 90 Uoes cf land lying the
West side If the Franklin Turn Ike Road miles from
the city-ihe same being part If the y. A McNairy
farm, and being LotsNo. l. 2, in the plan OF the
division Of said farm. Said land fronts the turnpike
81 owns Geek runs through the tract, and the
same will be sold a whole divided may APP
pear II ost advisable on day OF sale
TEEMs.-l, 2, 4 B years cred t-uotes 10 bear in
terest o. be pay able Bal and lien ~ be retained
Jan. l6. $500 I'd. J. Z. GIEAVES, c. a.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
RENO Y AL.

II AVING novel nay Goods 10 Cherry street, next
a u the Irader's Gauk, one door nom UuiOn,
take the thanks totny friends and
'mcTs fog the 40 patrons ~ bcstOwed at the
OLD stand, aud hope that change place Will not
only Cause continuance bat Increase OF the
II dc herr tOfvTe receiver.
jIu.O-f J. II. MoGiLL.
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IS 60.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
DISSOLUTION.

rTsHE Partnership hereasfore existing under the
1 Bens~ aae zty-e q p ant c. AN kfsso> q
thss ~ dizstfrca nlataal eonseat. those having
eziH-s asssHst the reueern Niii pFeseat fhem O. C.
ASIEEesx Ter seitlemsnt aud these in<eetsd Ia the
i2te sra, IA pis ass cal On The s-ne, and sefile
a. ssan . pcsslA.e. 80
p ASpERSz 81
c. ANDERSON
xssnys- II, Jaa 4, isso.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
A Full and Cholsr Sick of Dry Goods al Cost
NICHOLSON s HrMpBREY,s.

+ 70 the time receiving 81 rms Go. d. y IN
- ctr our eLtire sts, X OF s1ArlE and FANCY
6UoIs At
COST TOR CASH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
I'm. peyron Dinner--i etter from Mr.
Fell.

A public dinner was given TO Hon. BAIIIE
pxyToy in PbiIadel rbia. ON tile 14lh inst.
The North American has long account of 1t,
giving the speeches made on the occasion,
and the letters read fron distinguished gen
tlern-n who had been invited but cOuld not
attend. Amongst the latter was one from
Hon. JoHx BELL, which we annex.
In its account of the dinner the North
American says it commenctd at o'clock The
entire parquette of the Academy was board
ed over TO level with the stage. afording a
vast area, along whose entire length were
spread four long table, The stage Was '-sei
with the ballroom scene Of the 'Siciilan
Vespersr-a most beautiful and airy cre'-
ton. Nagle's full length portrait Of Henry
Clay graced one side of the prose- mum, while
Beck's brass hand occupied the ether. Al
the back OF the stage was placed scene rep
resenfing deep vita OF columns and arches
e1cellentIy appropriate TO The entire sur
roundinyr. The house was brilliantly illumi
mated by many extra chandeliers in addition
20 the permanent ones. Banners represent
ing the State arms greed the picture of Hen
~ Clay, and beneath il was tie distich,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate adjourned to Fl o'clock, P. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
0banfrru Salts
Chancery Sale---W. r.. Lucas
Lands.
Saturday the 18th of February, 1860,

DURSUANT to decree OF this Court in the case Of
i R. C. MeNary Co. VS.. W R. Lucas ana others,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
NEW ADVERTIS ENEENTs
Notice to Probate VIII.

NOTICE is hereby given tn at there has been ! @
IN in the Office OF the undersigned, Clerk OF 10
County Court of the county of Ellis, State of TIE, IS
the application Of b. W. +. ]. A. j. Watson pray NJ
that the last viii of Richard p Watson, late of Al.
county, deceased, be admitted to probate, and he "
pointed Executor thereof. And itappearing thot Oh
of the subscribing witnesses to said Will, to 'Sit
Thomas A. Cowan, is now dead and that the tthe
witness, R. A. Grier, is resident of the county o
Harrison, State aforesnd-and the said b. W. L. j
A. ]. Watson having filed interrogatories to be pro
pounded to lid Witness This is therefore to notify al
persons that or after the thirtieth day after h
publication hereof commission will issue to take h
deposition of said witness to said Will and that
the first day of the May term of the County Court
said county of Ellis, to be holden at the Court aus
in the town of Waxahache, on the 2Sth day of Nay
1860, the application of said Watsep''will be ate
upon. O.
SEAL \County Court of the sa!f county of Is
\10N/and the seal thereafifnpressed this sec ms
day of April, A. d., 1860.
BENZ. F. HAWKINS, Clcr I,
do Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
The verx Latest from Vera Cruz.

GALVESTON, March 29th.-We are indebted to
Capt. Bacon of the Southern News Depot for the
following
Bay reports that the steamer Wave, from Vera
Cruz for New Orleans, put into Berwick -Pes'
short OF coal. Advices by Der report that Mira
mon bad raised the seige of Vera Cruz on the
2lst inst.
LAIR IRON TuE RIO GRANDE.-Mr. Stewart
of the Civilian, reports further frointhe frontier
Col. Ford and the Rangers are fncamped on the
Mexican side Of the Rio 6rande. watching Corti-
na. Ford declined TO leave the matter 70 the
Mexican authorities. and said that be would re-
main until ordertd back ~ the power which ap-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

ga~ 1t seems to be definitely settled that the fu-
ture King of Great Britain, the Prince Of Wales is
to visit Canada, during the coming Summer. The
Prince. it is said is to leave England about the last
Of May or first of June, and the Renown, q ninety
one gun vessel has been detailed to convey him to
America lie will of course have numerous suite
to attend him, but who they will be has not yet been
stated. Extensive preparations will be made for his
reception in Canada and at every place in that colony
which he will imnortaze by his presence. grand
exhibition Of Canadian manufactures is to be held at
Montreal and the occasion Of the visit of his Royal
Hghness is also TO be celebrated by the formal OPEN
ing of the Victoria Bridge-one of the most stupen-
dous accomplishments of the present generation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

nee We have received the first number of the
Weatherford News, which has been revived by our
friend Judge D. o. Norton, elitor, and j. d. Kee-
ley, as publisher. The News is neatly printed and
its editor makes spicy paper, and one that we'doubt
not will be appreciated by the citizens Of Parker The
editor in his sauaory says that he will not advocate
the cause or attempt to advance the interest of any
sect or party though he will always express his pin-
ion both of men and measures, when he deems it his
duty to do So We wish the editor and publisher
much success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

DISTRICT CoUR1 is still in session, and will proba-
bly not adjourn before tomorrow. But few criminal
cases have been tried The case of Drake, and some
others of interest the public have been continued
until next term. The present is Judge Burfords last
term in our county, and there many expressions
of regret that henceforth to be deprived of his
services. His honesty of purpose-a most estimabe
quality in a Judges universally onceded, and the
manner in which he has discharged the onerous du-
ties of his position. if at all times not perfectly salts
factory has been such as to win commentator from
quarters perhaps least expected The Judge has our
best wishes for pleasant and prosperous future
Nc Kinney Messenger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The attention of our readers is called to the card
Of r. ". Lundoy. Esq, Attorney at Law, in this
rEsS Mr.. Lunday is an old practitioner, md has
resided among rs about two y!ars. Hc is clever
gentleman good lawyer. and every way well worthy
Of the patronage Of the public.
Mrs RcLecca Ilaggerty. tf Cass county, offers
one thousand head of cattle and other stock for sale
See advertisement.
g j. Woolley, who our readers will remember as
having visited this place several years ago, will be
here again during the present season prepared tc
take photographs life SIZE in oil colors &C. See his
advertisement
John II. Singleton, Eco, Of "axahachie, offers a
variety Of agricultural machinery for sale in this
days paper Those wishing anything OF the Kind
would do veil TO give lin call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

SO The convention of the frontier counties, for
the purpo9e Of adopting some measures to protect
themselves, he'll according to previous notice, at
weatberford, on the Goth. The convention did a
large aFnonDi Of business and shall give synop-
sis Of its proceedings in next. We haze received
s,ter from Capt. Baylor, as one of the committee
appointed to solicit aid from the counties, calling on
bal as county, for assistance. by furnishing -four for
she companies to be raised. We feel satisfied that
Dallas viii respond cheerfuily and generously to the
ctrsay 81 her sister counties for aid to repel the
itdans who have been devastating the frontier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

TIE HoEr71uLTURrsr AND JOURNAL OF RURAL ART
AxD BruAL yAsTE, is the title Of very handsomely
gotten W nc nthy of AZ pages established in 1916,
Ny j. J. DowAing, the March tlS60) number Of which
Is this week pom our table To the orticuurist and
the lover Of rira art, it is desirable periodical. and
SIS contents would well pay perusal Terms 50 per
anrum. c NJ saIton, Barker s. Co., Pull fishers,
IS Park Row. New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

1.-The Union !, Past, Present and Fut'Te.-A
Speech, delivered by Hon. WV. Eaton, at the City
Hal, Hartford, March Sd 1860" We have on our
table the above speech, published by order of the
Democratic State Central Committee Of Connecticut.
1t breathes the true Democratic doctrines and is
able effort in behalf of Democracy, and Democratic
principles.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
or Distrir, Attorney.


"a and requested 20 sunonrce y \ y w,
.r.l. r- .fT las rs acaHlldAto for Dpr'e' H"o'"s
.... .-.,. nTI,ei ssa requested 20 spnoun,e VII
TX ,-l n, esp' Of Fort Worth, scsHdldA'r TOT
y.,.,,-f .rf..1s oiihs ltih Judicial uisiEet
Par Chief Justice.
,..-.-...s fm,ny fieni,, No are authorized % an
.'N ics,sf Jas,ie, Of Dallas county
For sheriff. ~ -.
$50 JOB ldlats foi reelection 70 the onee Of SA'r'
re.s .nfr I'd and requested TO aunouncN y, o Ne.
Art".. didarc for the onc" u SA"g Of Dallas
v5.rr no., numerous friends, We SIC authorised to
'- H1HHrs.- . En- BEARD IS acanidatc for Shty OF
Tor County Surveyor.
UoHg. aut. ed and requested n Snnounco WILLIAM
' II'Ht candidate for reelection 10 tho oil'oe OF
Ear.Hrr ID. ttI county,
Eor County Treasurer.
r.a er- 7..l. I'D and requested announce HIRAM
ftNNl' candidate tor the ONCE OF ir'a'Hd OF Dat
yr,rr .,.-r 81 Ard requested 10 nnrcunee !. M WIG
GIT0N dldato Tor tho Office OF Tnoiurd o. Dallas
l.gnU
v.r.. rsfrar ed md rcouts,ed 10 anraurce EDWARD
So HUNT 4 candidate ior reelection TO the office 81
T,s4f4rf.. Hf NI las county.
,y AM, ed and requested =, snnouncc Or SAM.
"a Pryor. r anidatc for County Treasure, for Dallas
For Couniy Clerk. ,r,
lSr.E 81. as candidate COR County Clerk Of p"
'2 , . a,- al 0nd requcss>L to announce GEORGE
yy Vz 20 ndidato for Clotk Of the County Court Of
,.,-, .l,,,-- ed n nuroruce THOMAS G. WILLIAMS
al, r.s 'iE ~, On County CLERK, Of Dallas county.
i..r..or aud Collector.
-r.- -. ,cd md requested 70 announce John II.
g4rH,'AN ,andilnte er the o'hc" oil Assessor ana
'a'''r'-- ~ I-. " county.
wea., 1l'h :ed and requested to announ . JAMES p
'pNuNlFu d, c1nddnt" fnr reelection to the once oil
l'ss'ssT gr4 Collector AZ Dallas county.
Gonniy Commissioner. -
Wo arc Euhcf I'D and requested TO announce f. \. VIM
Candidate l0r the Office OF County Cormi'sone'S 81
rala. cOup'y,
soustnbIe Precinct No. ,.
We h-c authorized md requested tn announce JctuSH
DANIEL candidate for Con,taN, Of Precinct No Dali
iAs county.
CO. Wparr ma horned and requested to W. f.
UaL-E l. - 1andidnte orthe office OF Constable nf Pre-.
cine; No !, laa' county.
We are author red and requested 10 announce JOHN f
LINDSAY. 'anddne for the Office Of Con'nbis Of Pre-
cinct No. /, DNi- county.
We are au;ha. zed and requested to announce JAMES
EEPPA RID, candidate for Constable Of Precinct Ne !,
Dallas county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

Ea5- Texas editors seem to be vending their way
toward s the Gulf in iocks. We that our Calves
ton and Houston contemporaries have one to notice
nearly every day and, this. presume our ed
itor has made his appearance there. We give him in
the care Of our friends Of the press generally, and
hope to hear Of his enjoying himself hugely in Ills
flying trip 70 the Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

QrrcE TlME-we received on Friday last, at 9 a.
m, the Houston Weekly Telegraph of the 9th ut.-
lust three days old. This is pretty quick for stage
service in omparson to former times, and is We be-
Ie,e the quickest time the mails from the coast has
ever made TO this plsce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

q The pemocratio State Convention Of CalfoTnis
assembled a. San Francisco the 10Th Of February
The Convention re-afsrn TIE Cincinnati platform.
arYross the bred Scott decision and also President
Duchanans administration but e1press choice for
the Presidency.
The orssen eearsntiea. had slso me, aal appointed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

We are again indebted to our Senator's and Repre-
scntatiyes in Congress for Washington fvors. From
Senator Wigall we have the "Message of the Presi.
DENT communicating intelligence in regard to the
affairs on the Rio Grandc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

SPECIAL notice.. W. JOHNSON, ESQ.,, Of
Kaufman Texas, is fully authorized to solicit adver-
Elements and inscriptions for the Dallas Herald in
New Orleans aud other Cities and to receive and re-
cept for any money due this Office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

sS- The State Gazette publishes the speech of the
Hon. L. T. wigfall, delivered in the U. S. Senate in
reply to Mr. Wilson, Of Massachusetts, and says that
ait breathes the healthy sentiments of strict consruc
ton, and will chal!sp &c the admiration Of our read
ers"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

sEI~ The editor is absent the present week, as Will
be seen BY his letter from Waco in another column
And our readers must bear with for any lack OF in
,ersst IN this issue We prefer to give the news which
comes to US IN abundance this week, to putting forth
any Of our own crude ideas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

A New CANDIDATE FOR THE FAVOR eli THE CRAFT
In the New York Printer, for February, we observe
the advertisement of u new Power Printing Press
adap pied particularly for country newspapers, whose
calculations are too large for ordinary hand Press
yet too small to justify the expenditure of 50 large an
amount as has heretofore been the price Of Power
Presses. The Press above named is made by A. g.
Taylor s. Co., of New York, with bed nearly large
enough to print sheet twice the size of the Herald
It can be at speed of $50 or 800 per hour, by
boy sixteen years old and is sold for $500, cash. 1t
is of the large cylinder pattern, and seems simple and
beautiful in all its arrangements Now, the circula-
ton of the Herald will justify the of just such
Press if patrons in all parts of the State will only
pay up promptly, and if We can make an arrange
mcnt to suit intend to have of them, just as
soon, Gas Robinson, of the Item, says as we can get
room suitable for it, and the cash to pay for it
Will our patrons come forward and help us to doit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

R1Y~ Late news from Denver City, Kansas, says
that duel was fought between Mr.. Bliss, the Proyis-
ional Governor, and DR.. Stone, member of the
Legislature. DR.. Stone was shot through the h4l
and was supposed to be MORALLY wounded
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

Rsiy- Tie crowded state of columns, ha forced
us to postpone the publication of several articles pre-
pared for this ssue,-among them synopsis of the
proceedings Of the Weatherford Convention for from
tier protection We will give it next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

SIGyIrIcAYr-The St. Louis Republican OF the
10th ult says that, 'The Atlas pnblishedat Indian
apos by Defrees the defeated Black Republican can-
didate for Printer to Congress- the Republic, and the
Nation oil Era, both published at Washington, and
each calculating Congressional favors to keep them
alive, have all been suspended within week past TOR
want of that kind of nourishment."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04

k6s- Sc return thanks to the proprietors Of
tin Galvesi5n News for their Tri-weekly edition,
shlch will afford US additional facilities for publish
ing late news We'll try to recprocate one Of these
days, Reislbors
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-04
Issued April Cd, 1860. =,
GEO W. LAWS, Deputy Clsyk.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF DALLAS.


To the Sheriff Of Dallas County Greefng
WI HEREAS. E. z. Coombes, administrator Of
w the estate of Joseph Chatham deceased,
has filed in nv Office his final account current to-
gether with his petition praying for 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-residents of this
State, by publication in the Dallas Herald,
newspaper published in the county and State
aforesaid, for four successive weeks, to be and
appear at the April nrm of the County Court,
TO Sc held at the CouftafIouse in the town of Dali
las on the last Monday (the 30th day. Of April,
1850 and show cause, if any, why such partition
apd.iistribution 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
Wv second day of April, A.. D.. 1860
W.K. MASTEN, c.cc.D.c.T.
By GEo. W. LAWS, Deputy Clerk
Issued As III 1860.
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