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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16
Kew York Market

[REPoRTEp FOR THE ONO STATESMAN
NKw YoRK, Nov. is.
o0TT0N-Market quiet and without material change; /;
sales Midding Upland at 24c.
FLoUR-Exhibits little more activity and Is shade
amer without change in price Sales Of 60 barrels
sats IS 6595 80 for extra state, S5 5085 55 for
perHne western; IS 6595 90 for common to medium
xtra western; IS 9596 90 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; Sc 1906 IS for trade brands do.
Canadian -four rules hrmer sales 1900 bbs at S5 509
SIS for super6ne; S5 1907 SO for common to choice
extra.
RYE RLoUR-ouiet and steady with sales at % $50
40.
wine at SO 9O@3 81.
wHIsKY-A shade easisri sales 900 barrels at 2pX
WHEAT--Fully one cent better with pretty good
demand for export at the advanced sales Of 1880 bush
els Chicago spring at 81 Pool %; 1900 bushels
Racine spring at 81 e591 20; 7s,000 buih Milwaukee
club at 81 26Sl 30 81 600 Amber Iowa at 309i 81;
940O bush red state at 81 3i@l SO; $500 bush Cana
dian club at 81 29 46500 winter red western Sl35
amber Green Bay at 81 80; 1900 white Kentucky at
81 40@I 4e.
RYE-scarce and very firm; sales Of $500 bushels at
s20s4c.
BARLEy-oulet and firm; sales of 81 600 bushels at
&C., Canada 6S@5o for state; prime Canada and west
erne e5.
CoRN--Market ruled very firm, but less active and
without material change sales 6 900 bush ESQ., damaged
mixed western 6eD69c, good sound shipping do a1oat
and In store at 70e western yellow 73.
oATs--Quist and steady at 45946, for Canada and
46@4Sc for western and state.
P0RK-HeAvy and lower; sales Of 100 bbls at Sl4 90
OLA SO for mess; 90 00@9 so for perime. The gov.
eminent contract for 1900 hbs prime awarded
at ga %.
BEEF-In fair demand, without material change 10
prces sales 200 barrels at S4@4 So for country prime
e5@5 so for country mess I'll S050@l2 for repack-
ed mels 93 for extra mess. Government contract for
extra mess was awarded at $44 SIX.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales Of los bbls prime western
at l6c.
OUT MEATs-Rnle dull and rather easiea for should.
eIs; sales at 4K@4Kc for shoulders and j@5kc for
hams. r a..
DEAD Hoas--Active and Arm at So. l
BA00N-In good demand, chiefly for future delivery
at 6X@7k.
LHRD-Msrket continues quiet sales Of lOO brrrels
atsk@9kc.
BUTTER--Fim. with less doing for export at lO9l4C
for Ohio, and 14@20c for state. n t"
CHEESE-Firm at 5k@7hc. HF
SU0AR-Raw less active, but without decided change
in price; sales Of l20 hhds Cuba at 999kc; 60 hhds
Middeport at Sx@6c; BY auction 900 hhds at s1@ess
cash.
MoLAssEs-Is steady; sales Of 10 hhds and 90 bbl.
Barbadoes at 800 3sc by auction; - hhds Porto Rico
24ikD30c. aa
o0RREE-Rio more active and prices little armer
sales 1900 bags at 15@16c.
TALL0W-In fair demand; sales Al hhds prime west
tern 9k091c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.--The Court of Com
mon Pleas for this county, Judge BATES presid-
ing, commenced its November term on Tues.
day, Nov. IL. The Grand Jury were empan.
eled, sworn and charged by Judge BATES. The
Court then adjourned to Thursday, Nov. IA
The Court sat on that and the following day
but no business Of much public interest wat
transacted. We understand that the Grand
Jury have more than the usual amount Of bust
ness before them. y, sst ,.,.... Y z, .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

SOLDIERS FAMILIrs.--Ths County Commits.
sionsrs and Auditor were busily engaged all
day yesterday paying the monthly county dona.
tions to the families Of soldiers. One woman
said che had walked about twelve miles to re-
ceive her mite. i t5sa.l ~ ;5.. 6s y
Could not some arrangements be made by
some persons in each township to draw and pay
the smAll amounts to these women and save
them the labor Of travelling such distancea9
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Additional by the Niagara.

LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 3.-Revolu-
tonary movements are taking place among the
students throughout Russia. The disturbances
at Moscow were quelled by a military force. A
petition 10 being signed largely for q constitu-
tion. Monster meetings Of the people we're
expected on the return Of the Emperor to Mos
COW.
Tho cotton market closed quiet and un-
changed; sales to spectators and exporters OF
$50 bales.
Breadstuffs fitmer and provisions dull.
LONDON, Saturday. .-Consuls closed at 9316 @
933s for money. Illinois shares 3es4@3s1z
Discount
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

umW AAAMI Nh0NNAD~e UtL. 2
New YoRK. Nov. Is 5r-Messrs. Gwinne, Ben
ham and Bright have been released on parole
not to leave the country without the eperfnisaion
OF Government, gs eS tsas
The ships Lydia and John co.ile were seized
% rebel property TO dav. ~ elfrla
The steamship Ediuourgh brought small
quantity OF arms, and her manifest shows an
immense quantity of blankets and army cloths.
A letter from Hilton Head Of the llth states
that the entire Fresnel Lighting Apparatus,
formerly used In the Hunting Island and Mar.
tins Industry Light Houses, was discovered In
excellent condition In the arsenal at Beaufort,
and we're taken to the Wabash and will be
placed In their proper position.
Specials state that the rebels admit the loss
Of immense quantities Of cotton, stored at
Beaufort. ~
The Navy Department will recommend q
large increase of the naval force for future ope.
rations on the Southern c0aet. ts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

GREAT DRY GooDs EMroRIuM.- -Mesars. HEAD,
LET, EbrR1Y & RIcHARDs have just Teceivedaa
large ard well lsslected stock Of Ladies', MIsses'
and Children's Fars, which they win sell at q
very low figure. Also, ,a large supply Of Ladies,
Cloth Cloaks and Cloak Cloths Of every style
and variety. Persons desiring any Of the above
articles, now that cold and dreary winter is com
ing on, should BY all means give them call.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

New YoRK, Nov. l5.--The steamer Bogota
arrived at Panama on the 5th from Valparaiso
and Collao. Gov. Bigler and family were
among the passengers, en- route for San Fran
cisco.N $500 \. ....s
Meigs has contracted with the Chilli Govern
ment TO build the valparaiso and San Fuego rail.
road, and his contracts nov amount to about ten
millions. gi1 3s'ef ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

MAYsvlLLE, Nov. l5.-Reports from head
quarters dated tue 18Th inst, received this even.
ing, through reliable gentlemen who were ct
say that our troops attacked the rebels,
one thousand strong, who were posted on hill,
killing eighty-fve to ninety and taking fifty
prisoners. The rest scattered. Col. John s.
Williams was the first man to run away. Six
of Col. Marshall's men were killed and fifteen
wounded; his horse was shot under him. Fiji.
teen Of Col. Fiffe's men we're wounded, but none
killed, The above Is reliable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16
THE Close OF THE MARKrr.

Wednesday, NoV. l3.-UnIversai brightness In the
weather. and universal gloom upon all the owners Of
cattle. Prices not much worse than yesterday,
but sales slower, and hope Of selling all out. This
10 the report Of every We ask; and reply, how
can any other resultbe expected with 600 bulocks on
the market In week and that the rst flush week Of
the poultry and with all the butchhrs stalls load
ed with cheap pork and mutton for We have Al, 600
butchers animals on the market. With such an over.
whelming supply, IL S wonderful that beef cattle held
up at the price they have sold for this week, and they
would not only that everybody appears to be flush OF
money and scarcely any failures among butchers; but
there limit to their ability 10 purchase, and that 10
the impoasbty to dispose Of their meat II they could
be sure Of the weather remaining cool they would take
all the stock but, II ha' regularly turned warm and
rainy every Saturday for Ave weeks they not sure
and therefore will not take all the bullocks OF the sell
very hard closing Of the market for the poorest quail
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BREP CATTLE.

Number reported for this market at Porty.fourth
street, 6,381. VII.
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
First quality. 20. .7k@9 Ordinary. ..."..5 0e
Some Extra good Besves may be quoted at SIC.
The general average Of the marketis 70.
The most Of the sales are az Ga7Ko.
Prices per head and per pound, Of different weights
will be found In accounts Of sales Of sundry droves
Total number Of Beeyes received In the city this week
5,0A6.
This 1850 head than last week, and 1881 head
more than the average OF last The average num-
ber at each Wednesday market last year was 3o head
while the number to-day being 530l shows 1870 head
more than the average and 1877 head than this day
week,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

FAMrLY GRooERIEs. .--WM. H. REsTIrAux, No.
LOG South High street, has on hand a large and
well selected stock Of the'very finest groceries
ever offered In this market, which he will sell at
a very low figure. If you wish TO save money,
be sure and call at No. LOG South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

MILLINERY AND CLoAKs.--Our lady friends
should bear in mind that Mrs, aWAeLEY opens
an elegant stock of CloAks and Winter Bonnets
to-day, at her new store, southeast corner Of
High and Town streets. Give her a call, s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16
Master Commissioners Sale.

vs.. Z Common Pleas
Daniel Decker ct al.)
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
ID directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Frank
lin county Ohio, will offer fer sale at the door Of the
Court House In the city Of Columbus on
Saturday, the 10th day Of November, A. D.,
1861,
at one o'clock P. M the following described real estate
situate In the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio to
wit:
part Of inot No. 63o In the city of Columbus be.
ginning at point the South line Of Gay street and
the North line Of said lot % feet inches West from the
Northeast Of said lo running thence West on
the said North line Of said lot SO feet and inches;
thence South 90 feet and inches to the South line Of said
lott thence East with said line SO feet and inches;
thence North 81 feet and inches to the place Of begin
ming; being the West half Of said n.lot No $780, less 81
feet inches heretofore conveyed to the Trustees Of
the First Oolored Baptist Church Of Columbus by FAM
ue Pike by deed dated Feby Sd, l64l, being the
lands ordered to be conveyed aforesaid to James CLARK
and Sarah M. Bailey, heirs Of Samuel CLARK, decd.
Appraised at 5000 90. Eg ttgAse
GEORGE W, HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers Zee So 90.
octllu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

ST.. JoNHs, N. F.. Nov. lathe steamship
Arago, from New York, passed Cape Race this
morning at nine o'clock. She came close in,
but II was impossible to board her, as fright
full gale was blowing, and q sea running In
which no boat could live. The spray blew com.
pletely over the Arago. No dispatches were
consequently placed on board.
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zolIicotfer stiII Retreatlng,

LOUISVILLE, Nov, l5--General Buell. has ar
rived. #as s*a
A letter to the Journal from Crab Orchard
says Zollicoffsr retreated on Wednesday, block.
aiding the road from Cumberland Ford to Cum
berland Gap, by blasting immente rocks from
the hills into the roads.
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Board Of county Commis.IOnors.
TnuRspIY. Nov. Ian, ls6l.

THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, 1861.
Board met-Present-Messra. Sparrow, Strait
and Slyh, Commissioners.
The following bills were passed upon and al
lowed: To T. w. Miles, $4.94; w. H. Pfots.
man, $45 90; M. c. Lilley, stationery for Re-
eorder, $4,000; to the same, stationery for Pro.
bate Judge, $l200; G. Lineman, for wood
$45.9O; and G. W. Huffman, for jail fees fol
the quarter ending October lst, $474.73.
The viewers appointed on the Columbus 8
supbury turnpike lying between the North line
of Mifain township and the South line of Blen-
don township, made reportwhich was approv.
ed, and the Auditor was ordered to issue Ii.
oenss to said Turnpike Company, in theiname
of the County Commissioners, authorizing the
Company to erect toll-gates thereon.
Coroner Gaver filed his bond, which was ap.
proved.
The following order was made
Ordeyed--That tie Auditor pay no constable
justice or witness fees, or any other fees, or
transcript from Justices of the Peace, unless the
same are fully itemized and all the particulars
on which the charges are grounded are set forth
in the transcript.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IA.
FL0UR-Was In fair demand, and the market ruled
firm, but prices are unchanged.
WHEAT-Hirm at full prices. Red soDe5c, and
white $4,000. e.
0ATsThe supply Of oats 10 not equal to the demand,
and prices went up to 23k@29c. 55 l4
O0RN-UnchanRed and firm, with good demand at
full prices; new ESQ, and old 29030c. ~
BARLEY-Was In better demand. and large butiness
was done at 43945c for prime to choice fall.
RYE-Unchauged. sW 4,e
WHIsKY-A good demand at l4kc.
h me- Enquirer.
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New York catIIs Market
REP0RW

yonrHr wm EHDms BunssDlS. Nov. u, 1891.
TOTAL nuOurrsO o. oAyTA OF Az KinD,. ron wrzK.
According 70 tho reports from tho seyerni market-
places In the city, there have been received sWeek, as
compared with last week; ffee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

The National loan I'm RaHGimaore.
BALTrMoRE, Nov. l5.--The amount Of Federal
loan taken by citizens Of Baltimore thus far ID
81 ,O00, 900.
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The Third $50 100000 Loan TO be

New YoRE, Nov. is The Secretary Of the
Treasury had an interview with the committee
Of the associated banks this afternoon, at which
arrangements were made for the taking of the
third $50 ,00O, 600 loan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16
Henry KOe1a1e1:,

DROPHIETOR OF.THE NEW YORK
" Fashionable Shaving, Hair Cutting, shampooning
Curling and Dresaing Saloon, fs sft ta
South High ST. over Bain's Store,
where satiasetion will be given in all the various
style.
sepl3diy
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Sherif's Sale.

DuOllu y OOlVs
VIM. ". Richards, edn.l Co.. D,,..
va. Z Common Pleas
Jacob Fiodt.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale to directed, from tn
ID Court OF Common Pleas Of franklin county, Ohio
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House. In
the city OF Columbus,
On Saturday, November 10Th, A. D. 1861,
at o'clock, P. NJ the following described real estate,
to wit:
Lots three (3. twentyhree CO., nineteen 19. atty.
(5, and fftydye 55), In the town Of Rome, Prsi-
re township In the county Of Franklin, and State OF
Ohio Also, 40 acres, more less. which said Jacob
Flodt bought Of John W. Baker.
Appraised at-Lot No. g. 3s25.0O
" %, 30 90
4" 10, $50 90
:" 81, 600
" d" SIS, 20 90
10 acres at % OO per acre.
q, W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
By ED. DAVIS, Deputy.
Printer'sfees Sc 90.
octli-td
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

ta TUESDAY, Nov, l3.
The Board was engaged in granting relief to
the families Of volunteers from the County Re.
lief Fund.
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LOCAL MATTERS,
NA ---A-----~~-------V f n
Probate oOurt. Ff IA
Items Of busineas transacted 10 the PfoDas'
Court Of Franklin county, Judge ALBERY' our
Ing the week ending Friday noon' November 70
1861; wa
MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.,
The number OF marriage licenses Issued dur
Ing the week was eleven. H.. 4.
ai X PROBATE or Wills.
The following Wills we're admittedto Probate
John Cooper's will, late OF Blendon township,
deceased; Evan Reynolds's will, late Of Nor
wich township, deceased and George Nc
Clouds will, late of Montgomery township, de.
ceased. Elizabeth McCloud, widow Of the last
named. appeared in Court and elected to take
under her late husbands will. 81 .ts-...
FINAL ACCOUNT FILED.
BY Anna Barbara Longhenry, late Cock,
. AdminIs,fasrix of George Lewis Goelz,
GUARDIAN APPOINTED.
John f. Finks, Guardiun Of Thomas Milton
Finks.
sETrLEmENr OF AccousTs.
The following accounts of Administrators
and Guardians were settled by tho Court, and
the balances stated found in the hands Of such
Administrators and Guardians:
First Accounts = OF Christopher strader,
Guardian Of Elizabeth Leeds-$4e.l5. OF
same, GUARDIAN Of John Leeds-S7s.93. OF
same, Guardian of Reese A. Leeds--$l2s.73. 4
Russell B Smith, Administrator of Henry
Smith-$ll950 ssgs Hs
VIM. A. Crum, Guardian of James r. Co.
down-$263.99 ...
Samuel Kell, Executor Of Elizabeth Shuck-
hart $377s6. rttts H.r
J.H Stage, Administrator Of Laypole Ra-
rey-$GOO9.
Jesse Courtwright, Guardian Of Thomas j.
Goldsmth-S9793 35.
Second Account-0f Abraham Stmmel, Ex
ecutor Of Michael stmmel--balance due Exec
utor Si5l 81, who holds 10 his hands notes due
estate, amounting to S. 462 80
Third Account-oi John L. Stevenson. Guar
dian of Eaoch A Needles-baauce in Guardi-
ans hands, 81 ,226.45 ...I. HllI Il.
Final Acconnt--0f Isaac White, Administra-
cor Of Charles Roach $3.50 So, which has been
distributed 10 the legal claimants.
OF Michael Kingery, Administrator Of A.W.
Llckey-$629 SO, which has been distributed
to the legal clsimante.
or James Cherry, Administrator Of Jonathan
Perrine- 1908 65 to be distrbuted-the estate
being insolvent--;o general creditors at the rate
Of 81 per cent. on their respective claims.
OF John Cox, Administrator Of John sey.
mour-accounts balanced.
OF John Wagner, Guardian Of sarepta. ].
Phillips-due ward $47S67.
ORDER OF APPRaIskMEST AND SALE,
OF real estate, granted in the case Of John
M. Pagh, Administrator Of Paul P. Rice,
against Margaret Rice and others. Appraisers
George Riordan, John Short and William
Powell.
DlsctiARoED ON HABEAs CORPUS.
The following minors. having enlisted with
out consent of parents or guardians, were dis
charged from the service on writs of habeas corr
pus:-Daniel E. Allen, of Union county, q vol
unteer at Camp Thomae; and VIM. H. Borton,
volunteer In the Fifteenth Regiment, U. 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

From the Gazette, Davenport Iowa. ...
Mr.. gpaldng would not connect his name win an sr-
tcle be did not kzoa0 to possess real merit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
Try theni you that are aHcted, and we thas
your testimony be added 70 the already numerous
that has received benefits that other medicine can
produce. a
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wHoLEsALE MARKET.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FrouR-sales at 81 1914 50 for new red, and a as
as 90 for white; market unsettled.
WaKAT 90@l 90.
CoRN-Sales at 200
0ATs-sales dull at l8c.
RYE-small sales 459J0c.
HAY-sales at S7@6.
PorATors-sales at 35G40c.
BEANs-sales at 67cDol2
sALr-rules at 81 65 per bbl.
WHITE FIsH-rule at 50 2596 IS per bbl.
Sugars, Teas and Coffee advancing still,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article ,oephalic Pills
is npdly increasing W. a'5
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Columbus Retail Market.

FRIDAY. November Is, 1861.
The following the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. II. Resteaux, Wholesale and retail grocer No.
l06 South High Street, .
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placHARoEp oN HADEAs coRPus.

The following mnors. having enlisted with
out consent of parents or guardians. were dis
charged from the service on wri.s of habeas corr
pus:-Daniel E. Allen, of Union county, q vol
unteer at Camp Thomae; and VIM. H. BOrton,
volunteer in the Fifteenth Regiment, U. 8
Infantry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

htom tno hAAhnineht hVHOlky W.
They have been tested In more than thousand casen
with entire success.
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oRDRR OF APPRAIsKMENr AND SALE,

OF real estate, granted in the case Of John
M. Pagh, Administrators Of Paul p Rice,
against Margaret Rice and others. Appraisers
George Riordsn, John Short and William
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Probate oourt.

Items Of busineas transacted 10 the Probate
Court Of Franklin county, Judge ALBERY' DUR
Ing the week ending Friday noon, November TO-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-16

MARRIAoE LIoEHsEe
The number Of marriage licenses Issued dur
Ing the week was eleven. -'i s..
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.

Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made viz: Cure Of headache In all Its forms
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31
THg STATE OF TEXAs.

20 the SieriF Of Denton Cetuty- Greeting
NTOU arc hei eby commanded, that you
Il summon. by Publication sarah L. Short,
wllosc residence IS unknown, 10 be and ap-
pear before The Districi Court, 10 b. holden
In and for the county Of Denton, at the
Court House thereof in the town of Denton,
on ,hc third Monday aflc' the first Monday
In August next, tpen and there to answer
the petition OF J. C. short, elcd in said
court against the said 5. (. Short, and al
hedging ! n substance Us follows, to-wit:
That on the Is. day oil August, 1853, the
said J. c. Sort was legally married to the
said s. &. Short and lived with Eer as his
wife until some time IN October of the same
wear. when she, the ssid S. e. Short, left the
board aud bed Of him, The said j. Z. Short,
her bnsband, without proyocation upon his
rart whatever. and Rbsepted herself during
tic iiroe Of four Saonihs, aud did during that
.f.t< live ia ajaliery with other meu; aud
that she rtterael 10 him again about the
frs; Of March, 1850, and very soon after
left him again, and IS now solourning In
naris snkacign TO the eaid petitioner.
Uelein fail cot, but have yon then and
there before 5aai court, this writ, with your
reiara iheEeon enlprsed, showing how you
have executed the same.
gifness ny haud aad Inc sea-
lsEAb ~ sid court. Given at of5co II
Il ZNS/1euteu, July 18Th, A. D. 1861.
j. 3. F9RD Dist Clerk T. c. Texas.
lssasd 5uly Is, 81. J. 3. FORD,
De-. Clerk Denica county, Texas.
. haad sane day issued. Mrs. s
I'll pieasa lake notice and appear
@arss with the ahoTe citation.
. c. D0uGHERIY, Sheriff,
= { = TIIs.Lsr, Deputy.
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',.t f,Aa,.a. .ha l,ri a 'sust slse'ion,
,FrV, as Authorized /, sunounee the Hon, n,
.tutbafI., ~ ilai Iie rruiiy, as candidate lor
,,ra'r. No. satt l. trrsH sllhs August else'lon,
Ea. Caasrrss- ata District,
fI-wt lrf srth.IiI,d no ti noInse the Hon, ~
sIuhAArd SuiNi 1gnly, as = candidate 20
IAN. DHsr .GTfaf 9s District OF Texas, IN
r.str .fT, Dr. -oul77i- states
a-.. 80 trtuJ .t5Etird iN nounee Hon, mai-
'sil n, tstNhhu't FOL. indicate Tot OonsEvss
n. tal lfa tyulr7-s.,u sl .SrleI'
a. Vaarsslrh.r. "A 10 a. q ounce Hon i'@ndie.
Ia 'fnrsuh, sf fLui,lsi, oT Goa AN he
.s .HHerant1-i !.,'...I
Fur Congress oh pts'N''s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

.'yr 4.a4lJh,tnrf go ounce Hon. II. W.
r4t, ~ hr 0Ig.I li.Il#a al aeand.ia'e 10 ~,
....Ei..,-p f.a..s, arraf asulns August slee'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-31

Sa- WratrLgtE0u.ri 10 announce A. q. Wni-
.rr. Ia, o.! TNrEa, County, 90 a candidate ioi ie-
a. "a 10 tr- uAgr % senator nv Ne =Olh pisIiG,
..l ct no raup,ic, OF ilrIl-t, Parker, Palo
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