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TMASTER COMMISSIONER,S

MASTER COMMISSION ER'S
afeted tssud from the Court Of Common Pleas o Cuya
sega eouaty, Ohi9 ihe day OF April, ld in an ae
Sa % sqs5sa whsrsin William hIa.er = salntia
sis, shali q sis day CT Nav, 1850 At Yeock p
s expo fr sale lt public auction, a. the oeor Of the
COdI House coer Of Seneca Hn1 ChampAln strsets N
The city q Ceylaad sRi1 oniy the sever Al pieces and
parcels @ and described as follows TO wi;
Being part Of lot 81 in the original ti1tlnent Of
o. Onlo ooie ioiiousI Be4nnng ~ Foint on lie
west ino Bank street said city thteen reds ts month
n angles With Bank street To the west lHe Cf aid lOt
No - taenes noElherly AID parallel with Ban street.
Si1{sx 90 feet; thence eeHery q right anges with
AJAX sett 70 the west ae tharso thence4 soutneriy on
ne WeAt line Bank street aiZI or feet ~ the place
Of eeSlnnleg." Appraised value S9oo0.00
- "a kn9sn as part g lot No tsoaly-seysn t2Il in
~ - front he southery da oi Johnson street, and
nlne lsl rods deep Of equA wid1h bounded as i00Ws
ons Nov. ~ "a q running thence soufheriy Ene e rods;
heuce We.eTy paraef john street thirty yhTCe
asl leeii thence hery tie SonthcIy line of john
street to ne place o begpnins" Appraised value 81
"a. "Kn0wn as part Of ten acre lot afy-siz tss) in
nan 70 John b WSrIns October "a lssl sud bounded
and described foOEs VIA; beg ming % poiut
sss set a north sas - rs ~ .si ia now sn5
me northeast Of Prospect and Ferry Eests run
mag thence n0Th8cy elong the east ide OF PoTry street
91e hundred and foIy-fYs 4l set theace easlery on
1ns pario the north ne Of PTosp OF street seventy
hys iest and tan inches Us l thence touheIly On ins
With The eat lns Of Fern stree. one hnnEst sne
Prospect seet aud 70 inches % he OF begin
aing bethg TIE HsilB needed 70 Jamts Ross by o. N
r'-'''1 - JOSEPH S. oRANNIs,
Master Commissioner
IA. JoEEs, Pitts Ntornsy,
GleFeiunu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30

sleUes fhsV soa'a lt1d 81 el1lp8 ou1 the
election Of a Black Rspubliosn President and
Oongrs 90.
MT. Burrows, ef Ark, fol,wad il speech
on The southern side of thc a1eetion commenc-
ing at 30 mihules to 8 o'clQgk.
ie maintainsd that che South hal upheld the
Democratic party from be beginning Of the
Government TO tho preseat day. That the South
h4d been foremost in fighting tho battles Of che
country, and that in fact the Democratic party
owes every thing to the South. The soath has
extended the boundsrits Of the country, and
has furnished themeant at all times Of paying
the debis of the county. His remarks were
oi the mest violent and iHhammatoEy character.
and Increased the impotence 70 come toa vote,
Ehe noise and confusion, elapping and stamp,
iuRa was % grest that be could scarcely bsI
heard beyond the roatram. He CONTINUED,
despite che noise, 20 Spsak at the height Of his
Voce. He considered the northern Democrats
as worse than he Black Republicans I'D not
care whether tie Black Republicans Shipped
them o. they whipped TIE Black Republicans
Of the two, he eeOnsidered the Bla4k Republi-
cans the most open and manly foesDf the south
as 70 Douglas, he would not suA5ort him even
1t no wss nominated. He osnddered him as
great az enemy 10 the South aFthe traitor Sew
ard was.
Mr. oiarkburne, Of Ark, obtained the floor
and said be had intended 70 address ths Con
vention to>night, but he pbw came to the con-
clusion that this debate was causing wider
breach, instead Of pOducing harmony. III
continued, II twouH Inevitably result in the
dissolution Of the Convention. He therefore
called the prsyioul Instion.
Mr.. jackson, Of Ga moved an adjournment
/ Ohio demanded TIA the vote on adjourn.
ment be taken BY Safes, which resulted az
follows ayes 81, rays 200. The Douglas
men voted against he adjournment, and the
opposition Of Douges in favor Of it.
Here, owing b kouble on the wires south
Of Washington, Yehsd to close the report ]
FUOM MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, April %.
Wednesday EPicsyune states that the steam.
ship Arizont-hd arrived from Brazos Santiago
with dates dab 2lst int
A special eoducta Of SO 900, 900 left the
city Of Zscstecs for Rio Grande, but wss at.
tackled by ban Of robbers and put back Sc
EASILY with Che rsasnrs
IN obedience With. Governor Houston's in
structiOns, two companies of Texas Rangers
have been diBbalded
The whereabouts Of Costma were unknown,
: Col. Lee madea lang search along the whole
rveT to learn frcn personal observation the ex-
act state Of sffaiB on the frontier, and if pos
sible to quiet the disurbansss. He had con
ferred with the Mexican authorities for this pur-
pose.
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FUOM MEXICO.
WASHINGTON. ApriI 2s
Died.

On sasrd oFaing. rpiI 3. iseO at 4 past O'Clock,
ZALMoN FITCH, assd Is years. ..
Funenlfrm the resd@ce, No IA Euclid street. at 2
O'clOcklUh Tuesday. Aagist.
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EoF dc.

~ ONE LIGHT SECOND
2 hand PLEASURE CARHIAGs, nearly
~ = - new aad in ron plets order. dspted %
or TIVE hefscE, Also douhln Har-
nea VIII BE- dispossd 70 ssll o pItls ot sh nrln
undopbted note On short Hime. Apply e Ne = Water
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30

14isA4FOR RENT, CHEAP-8 ffoUses'
Nos. los, los aud Ilf Endnd li7tsl S.l|4 al ne
modern riPIoye ye1lslis ? - e1zs lld $50 per
RQUSE AJk&Nls Gss superior siItel. klzThlg llock.
viii sell these houses rely ehFaD nov Il Il 7zi auv
c3r II you want 70 boy make % asr fnf thss Tarss
easg. sDrlss11 . n STILES.
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--7-T = p LlIN II " y HOD7-- ID, 0
fsenF seeh. mEaries gsIk l.os1 P1sl ccs. Price
oass VIII Rouss |. 5suslSta 8 s "a sssek.
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AaricnItnraa,
eeed @PringW Len.

.O0A BUSHELS SCOTCH FIFE"
AAlAy the NOS haFi7 Vhsaf snogr. fEoof against
200 bushels " Canada Clnbn
500 do 'flWaukee Claf7
All selected with care fer sd, s1
apTB n B SCOTT.
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FIRgT B0AT TOR LAKE sUPERI0R.

], NJ. JoNEs, PITTS A.torney.
Cleveland April 30ih Ist0
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9or 6dIe or hsflt.
Ss5sid5Ss, ;,iiS ssii.. i, q. - -. 10 !,

msr51 RoIlsE & Jrs yIves, aIsssls Bloet.
CARRIAGE HORSE FOR SALE
- - e1e AZ liflESs. years cd very sa1il. s1it-
y W ~ ~ r., .sisI w aAe 70 tALH clIs4R .-.e-,..r
ssiisRis ssANssfs !. i.a e (. zlisT af.sAs 8.
-. .R0R RENIE-a7EIT11- - 11TTEEla
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26
r,.nllr NRIlINn lN nALLAs.


Iei.l4irs q 49, aigff i'efeNiaa ,fs'"'' 20
Aeneah'p a. previous n'liee "'te''t'
eou. 30 ol ,Ase'v4ens oi D@'.'s 'sN
senhl ii In the roufe iionSe, 'Ns' oA'" N.si
aud Ut AN esi ~ hour ffoe'fHVu 70 "Ns'n'7e,
The crowd be'ns asssmnle'h On ,p','"p v,
Col. J. NJ, troeke'l Tue h'n' ~ W nN'le'N
was called TO tlle elair anu AieAahue' ""'-
wood appolh'eu eeoie'alg' at.
Inc o'veo, VI NV nVV''ns "s'"h 80 e,oo.b
planned by the CHAIRMAN IN an "ple ePNes'3,
Col ,foeke't "uu'vsse" ny msn ~, ~,
moved that a eommliiee OF ~ eohsieuhs y,
one man nom ca ~ pfeeihuN y. slr ',.'.',
TO propose suitable eandlusass ~ ,'P,e'o as
the county III 'ho s'a,N al, uonJa, Ia Ian.
semhle ~ Austin on The i.h M" w ~ " .'l.
nary next ~ was mo'sa9 H. ~, 49,,
ESQ., that the meeting III w ~" a., aS ,ho
House yard, ana 'he'e ~" "" "'" WV Wv
four candidates a.,
DR., g. u; rl!""'l Nv "'a"s "sau ' sa ~
ton onefeu .. W., ~, s,,,,s,,,n,a a. ia,
oiier an uu'' IIa'a',s I'm, a co,nml,,oe og :,
ton OF mr' n"' ~ t'.'S ~
RON ehoh p,o s,,i,arfo oanl,i:,.s :,
Chai'l '" .e,o,,oI h,' Ne s,a",,,',.
the pe lvve i asSs srow n Az IruJov
i"'s '; H., =, p,,,ors s,,hs,i,,,,o \ M,
LSIn ~ 'Pf ~ ~ resoln,ion po'na,,L I
III i"NoI W p n N;aI.nisn,' ~ r,'.aI,
were onV,vu ~ T." IN e'yor os'no mo-
GU "nu m'' '"s",Vn, -. ~ ,ho aa'',,,,oe
non ior Wv "IPo'a '. ~ Ii" l., go. -,
~ rI!9r "','S''" rn n os ,ho" woro
'hnl OF .o,, '' w. Al.
substantially 'hc s"me, w. w
jackson re""rNs ""s 49,
Lnnday ESD whehl upon Gun lot On .hv
previous question" nu Wv W , ,a" ~ 49,,
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N0TICE

To The young men Of Dallas County Re-
member tlist an expedition will be organ
lied at Lost Valley, in Jack County, on the
10Th of January next, to go ont against the
Indians, that are now depredating upon our
Western and Northwestern Frontier. All
persons who wish to join the expedition,
will please report themselves ready for SER
vice to DR.. D. Il. Iglehart, Elias Baum, A. }.
Hood and II. w. Norton, the Central Com
mittec at Weathcrford, Parker County,
Texas.
The arms required, are six-shooters, and
shot-guus, or rifles. Every six persons
should provide themselves with one pack
mule.
r. J. Mex EMILE,
IN nu1
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$IOO R,EWARD.

Id ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
le Doth of October o negro man, Sam,
and Betty, his wife. Sam is about p years
of age dark complexion, 8 feet 10 inches
high, and weighs about 175 pounds. Betty
is about 30 years of age, mullatto, crossed
by the Indians, medium size, slender and
delicate in appearance. They were raised
in the Choctaw Nation, DO not speak the
English language we'll They took off two
horses, one bay, Is hands high, a heavy
muscular horse branded 5. with the letter
y IN the lcft shoulder TIE etecrs dark dun
.roav. II years Of age.
will give the above reward for the ne
grocs delivered to me AT Sterling, Robert
son county. Texas or $50 reward in any
jail so that can get lhem.
ROBERT CALVERT.
Nov. 1869 6-6t
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u q
SPEECHES on FRONTIER MATTERS.
we deeply regret that the large concourse
of citizens. in town last Saturday, did not
not hear The able and eloquent speeches, in
behalf Of The bleeding frontier, delivered
by our friends r. J. Mckenzie, Esq, and
Col. j. @, Rushing, q. Weatherford. Both
of these gentlemen addressed the company
that remained after The political meeting
had adjourned, and We cordially say that
we have never before heard the wrongs and
suffcrings Of the frontier, so forcihly de-
pictcd. The subject was one that enlisted
the warmest feelings of the speakers, and
touched The chords of sympathy in the
breasts Of their hearers The portraiturc
of the tlistfcsses now existing on the from
tier, was graphic in the extreme; and we
shuddered as we heard how innocent babes
had their brains knocked out, yirtuous
wives and daughters exposed, without help,
10 the brutal aud iiendish lust of the savage,
and men shot and scalped with all the blacl,
atrocity known only to Indian vengeance.
The end Of an governments is to insure
the protection Of the life and property OF
their citizens 10 truthfully was the
question asked, fle our Federal Govern
ment given MS that protection it promised
when Texas became an intregral part Of
this confederacy? There is but one answer
10 il; and we nov know that so long as
thcro IL Black Republican ascendency in
tie affairs Of this government, we shall ut
terly fail 10 get the protection guaranteed
80 tts when we were annexed to the United
States. We have only to refer to The VIC
iefet and abusive liarrangucs last winter
FraFgn Republican rncmbers, when tic bill
for ,aali~s -rr appropriation for the from
tier Of Texas wns before congress. Our
readers will remember the yihdictive speech
Of Mr.. olin, Of New York, and those OF
other Republican members equally offensive
and We all remember equally well that the
bill was defeated through Republican in
fucnec " -tasr Future is to be judged by
the past. We need not calculate upon any
help hereafter from The General Govern
nieni, nov gone elmost completely into the
hands Of tie Republicans
We arc pleased n l--.-.. =: at Mr.. McKon-
ffa t- ifei ~ H1lired succrSs ri 4fi.rff.
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IpESSNLUTaNN.

TESliE firm Of ]. NJ. Gibbons & Son, Of Bel
IL KNAPP, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. NJ. Gibbns is alone RESPONSE
BILE for all debts due by said firm, and is
authorized TO collect all debts due TO said
firm. J. NJ. GIBDiNS,
T. J. GIBBiNS.
Belknap, Texas, Nov. ], 1862 6-st
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Valuable Land for Sale,

II OFFER FOR SALE, THIRTY ACRES
4 Of Land, situated l miles S. Z. Of Dali
las. This land was selected by myself for
my own homestead, before Thought of leav-
ing Dallas, and have no hesitation in de
claring II to be one OF the best sites for a
homestead in the neighborhood Il is well
timbered. has two beautiful build sites,
has several acres OF rich bottom land, aaa
Is iniersected By fiii Creek, brantifsl
perennial sfsesin when does net overflow
$3.50 triG..
lHiitroa Texas
SPEeIshcr p. 1850 SIN
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psH-We arc pleased to learn that our
friend, s. A, Gallaher, ESQ., has rented a
room in Mr. Ilirsls new building, and will
shortly recommence taxing ambrotypes and
dagnerrcotypes
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re- We aIo reqlc5Iel d ANNOUNCE W. ;

I,S5' We ave requested t. announce W. %
j. Adams, Es9, as candidate Tor the STATE
Convention. lie win address the people ut
sa,cY ENE, on SATURDAY 22nl inst aud Will
canvass the county hoiorc the day of cleo
lion. Mr.. Adams ~ too III known to the
peono of Dallas to rcQul,' my endorsement
Inn us; we desire uicm hear him and
.iudg, rorihcmselycs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

EsS~ Col. John G, Mccoy will present a
Texas Flag to the Dallas Company of
Minute-Mcn This is movement worthy
of his generous nature. Long may he wave!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

TEylIE undersigned having been appointed
L at the October term, 1867, of the
County Court of Ellis County, Texas, al
ministrator Of the estate Of $. W shQrt
deceased. All persons holding claims
against the said estate are hereby noti-
fed to present them duly authenticated,
within tho time prescribed by law, and
hoscindcbtci to tie same viii please make
prompt payment. JACKSON BRA DisEA.
Waxahaclsie. Nov IL. 1860. 1--6w.
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nooFLANB's-- BALsAMIc CoRDlAls
WILL positively cure, Coughs, Colds, m
fluenzia, Group, Iioarscness, breneni.iss
whoopiug Cough, DiaFheea, piressss % .As
Bowels, arising from Cold ihe'lioH9 eoh-
sumption, sc.
These sledicincs are prepared only by
Or. c. M. Jackson < Co, 4le Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists
and peaicrs generally. Price IS cents per
bottle.
~ Our . Eyerybodics Almanac, given
away by all our Agents, contains cer'lil-
Gates from well-known people in all parts
of the country. Get one. S2ly-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

gaSllE undersigned having been appointed
Il at the October. / 5)) terra of The conn-
ty Court of Ellis Comfy TeSas' Admnls-
traitor of the estate Of Guy STOKES, deceased,
All persons holding claims AGAINST said
estate, are hereby notified to present. them,
duly authenticated, witit'n The time pre-
scribed by law, and those indebted 10 Ike cs-
.ale will please make prompt par NEXT.
W. J, STOKES, administrator.
Wnxal.aehie. Oct. 30, 1860. 5-6t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

EGga We are requested to announce that
a Union meeting viii be held at this place
an Saturday week, Zee. 29tli, 1850.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-26

UHE sub 3ciiher Is the sole ownor o. the
hight for Tie Stale of Texas, for ill,s
valuable proccss and Is now prepared to
sell County Rights oell WHO wish Ia In
vest in lie bcs, business in Texas, This is
tho very last improvement, huylng been
patented january 10, 1860, aud is now in
pill operation in different parts ofthc Stat.
AZ good Lea thcr as was ever made by any
process, cch BE- '1nned IL Mirfy days ta',,
costing FROM 10 to 90 cents pcr Ioird,whieh
will sell readily at from 80 TO Is cts. pos H..
thus showing large profits. Thisls the only
process In Texas ON whicha patent has been
granted, Circulars, giving full particulars
and ample Home Testimony will be sent To
any part of the State, on application.
I,.s~ Mr.. 5. n. Kellogg, of Ionisanai is
my travelling agent for Western Texas.
BfS" Mr. VI. Il. Baird, of Brazoria county,
is my travelling agent for Eastern Texas.
Address me ut Houston, l., o. Box 30
Il, Y. CORY
Noy. 81, 1860. SIN.
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NorT1TCSEH.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned,
IN either by note or account, for fees of
Office, are hereby requested to call on Geo.
w. Laws, County Clerk, and pay the same
by the first day of January next after which
time, all accounts that remain on hand will
be placed in the hands of an officer.
WIN. X. MASTEN
Dallas. Nov, 90 1860 SIT
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sne,llaHn.

deg Gre informed that our esteemed
friend, Col. 4. G. Hallcck, read a long and
able speech, last Savarday. Professional
business called rs of and prevented us from
listening to him, which is source of re-
greet to us. We learn that the burden of
the speech was The Union, "a theme that
once warmed the bearrs OF patriots, but now
detested, because ii is made the instrument
Of our oppression
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ARGYLE BTTrERS.

ARUX Lis BlElERS.
4 srse Rsnray .'or DFl,Cpsia oAo!,ra, NJ
araea,. ~ aiecH sea- Headache, Night
Svsais, GsSe,at D,bl'tyi AID a. dii'adaHt
~.
FRyllgsg ELEGANT nirrERS ARE Pr
culiarly adapted 10 warm climate, aud
every person desiring health, strength and
protection from tie diseases incident TO the
climate, should use licm. $40
IfrsoHs GdrGHGed Ia ift, and feeling the
hand of Time Weleling heavily upou Item,
N.fh all lis attendant ills, will ind In the
use az the Bllleis an Ellxir ,hat win instill
new life into their veins; fes,ore IN mea-
SURE, the energy AMI arlor OF mere youthful
days; build up their drunken forms, and
give health aud hrqplnoss to lhelr remaining
years.
It is = well established fact, that fully one
half Of the female portion of our population
afc seldom iA',he enjoyment of good healtli,
o. 10 use their own expression, "lefer feel
w0l. They are languidi devoid Of all eneI-
~, extremely nervous, and have no appe-
tic, To this class Of inyallds these bitteis
ave especially recommended. Their pcou-
c'llar ionlcGnd inylgorallug properties rem
dor them iuy!nciblc in such cases.
Persons visiting districts harrasscd anm-
ally with Fever and Aguc, or any Fever of
q bilious uutlac, will find that 10y the time
ly use OF one on two bottles, tioI viii not in
one instance take the disease, as the Biters
will ronoyatc and s,rsne'hon tie rysiom,
aud carry The bile of, In ils natural channel,
h, y. NIiEEl0CN & 60, .
Importers and 'I'Aoi-sais H.ts,is;s, ~ .,5tye-
;ne 81, opposite The Areode Hosi, Net Or
icans General Wholesale Agcats. Also sold
~ j. lVRIGHT8 Co., No. y Cantres 81,
Y, a., and IN Dallas BY
nov. 2l-7ly. j. b. THOMAS.
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40 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES AND
HI APPLES, just received and warranted
fresh and new---for sale 6y
BA1RD < TRAUGHBER.
Dallas, Fov. 81, 1860 1T
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE

CsITUATED about miles north Of Dallas,
y in Dallas county sdioin ng John How
Ell and John ?. Smiths land, known as The
headlight of D. 3. S. c. Galloway, ccniain-
ing 100 acres Of prairie, 80 acres in culti-
yation under good fence, two springs Of
water on the land, one ncyeriniiing Of good
pure water-a gaod sarin house kitchen
and eranhl-v. Also 40 acres Of land ad-
ioiniae W. Mooney lam's saiyey--all Of
witch wili be sold 81 1aYofosle terms 10 a
good purchaser.
~ Apply 20 w. 4. GOLD, Land Agesif.
Dallas, bee l2-1s5e. le-em
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go canolantcs ror IN, State convention,

ssS- Candidates FOR tn State convention,
nominated BY the mc9,ipg of citizens at
Dallas, on Saturday 9th INST:
j. \. SMITH. (lcelinos to rum
j. y. FLOYD,
PLEASANT TAYLOR,
#. ]. NASH.
E.'r, Nicholson, Esq having been solic-
i,ed b. n large number OF his friends, con-
scented 10 run IN the place of Jas. N. Smith
BsQ., declined Ilc IS 0cl known TO the
entire PEOPLE aud will tliroughly canvass
the county
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lost CEPTfFTC4Y re,

LOST CERTIFICATES
4 HAVE lost or mislaid my presumption
certificate for 162 acres Of land, ISSUED
TO me as assignee of Walter Mutt, by the
County Court of Dallas county, Texas, IN
the fall of 1856, whichifnot found within the
time prescribed by law. 1 shall apply TO
the proper department Tor dupiicate OF
the same.
Z R. BATCH. :
December -, 1860 lc--9ts
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EsTreAY NOraOEs.


TAKFN UFls Us. Oarlsh sna e.s4Sei leige
iusiiue Al ,alisi fsq, pnc lHht iton nhAf hAht
n ,iiy 10 the ho,k-sppraIsed al cas-, Ono arik ran
GRAY HORSE, ~ hni'ls high, spars obi Nl'iie
fpeck on earh eide branded With a squafs nfin cn'
into Two right glellrianpirs ly dissohai line
appraised al SO, Also pne BAY HORSE COLI, one
wear old last spring, hath hind el white, STAR 10 ne
h,hcad, snip ON The nose, right eye on'-alp'a''sd
TAKEN w hy A. Dawdy aud estrayed before john
TAYLOR ESQ, one REn STAG With SOME white on bis
bells aud hanks, marked nndsIen - ihs lell ear
white on his back and belly, marked swallow fork in
the right ear and erup in he len car, branded II on
the right hiI'--apniHlsed AZ slh Another NED
and swallow fork In The Ion eat branded wilha cir
Gle with mark across the cenire-nnplaised 10 SIS
TAKEN uP by VIM. iuunlriii and esrayed boz
fore james N smith f.q', one WHITE OK WIN =
rod head or years old, marked split aud nndrrht
Ia the Ion and split Ia the right erT, branded with
something like three sdes ora square tguTr under al
exclamation pelni aud also With the letter j. on tue
lef hip has largr hell Als one blue aud white
PlEnED OK, marked split aud upper aud under lit
IN tho lon and split Ia aud lower half on The rigt
ear Branded the len shonlder-ile two @lprais'
W" oEo. ", sAws g. q, p.,CTT;
Dallns, December 10, ~ o. lI-u
DENTON COUNTY.
TAKEN uP 10y II W BAL ald eslrayed hnioro si
Malt .h-rfer Esq, one yoke of WORK OXEN one u
black with white face and some white In the flank,
marked crop and half crop IN the len aud split y,
The right ear four years old the other while with
some red speeks ON The sides and neck, marked rrop
and split aud swallow fork In each ear, branded on
right shoulder A, A., four old-apralsed 70 $40
TAKEN uP by 7 Dorset and ostraye-l hrfigr VI
Maitsbergcr Esq, one brown WORK OK, with white
spscks ON hia lolns and hams, YEARS old, marked
crop aud unicrhii IN tho rGhi aud split In The Ten
cur-appraiscd Ia S2i.
TAKEN UP by W II bragoal and estrayeh before
4 Robinson Esq, ono nay MARE years old, about
~ hands high, no brands--gppraised 10 SlOO.
TAKEN UP by William Gibson aud osirayed le-
FIRE y T. Thompson, one BAY MARE, "a years old,
lik hands high Hack mane and tail, hnd rnall
bell fastened with raw hide collar-nppraised 10
$50. Also one BAY FILLy, ono yonr old some white
specks ON the body, branded On the lon shoulder
apprasc 10 $40 Also one sONNEL HORSE, ono
year old, branded on The len shoudor-apprased to
SIS. Also ono BAY fILl.Y, one year old, hind feet
wplto, blaze fice-apprasrd to $50
TAKEN Uphy Jonathan Petty aud estrayed before
j NJ Blount Esq, one dark DAY MARE, years old
~ hands high small blaze in the forchcad'-apl~s-
cd 10 si5.
TAKEN uISLy \ l. Burnett aud estroyed before
J NJ Blouni, one dark BAY MARE, years old, II
hands high small star In the forehead both hind Feet
whlto-appraised TO 500.
TAKEN UP by George Wright and ostTayel beior,
] NJ Biouni Esq, YELLOW MARE, black mano ana
tail, five years old, u hands high no braads--Sl'
praised TO $50. -
g.. a. VENTERs, c. c. D. @.
Denton, Denton county, Dec. A. 1850. lo-3l