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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19

son redl15E1116 ILL tDf the above llcenseS,
,sfor purposes fiaerein specified, and fail-i
sing TO- tiik ont the same before the 18th
of january of each year. except those
for one day and night, shall pay fine
of no less than $40, nor more than S25,
and all laws or parts of laws. conhic ting
with this Ordinance, bes ll]1 ll1
are hereby repealed. 4 n :s
Be it ordained etc, That
of ali licenses must be paid in aSlv
except those over Fifty dollars of VII
the first half, shal be paid in casf
the balance in al nofe due on the
july, next ensuing ANd endorsed to th
satisfaction of the Mayor A1d on the8
production of the Treasutor's receipt3
for the payment as aforesaid, the Conn
troller Shall issue p LICENSE, and liceli-
ses taken on or after the first Of Julys
shall be paid entirely in cash.
Be it ordained, etc., That persons
taking out license for the sale of spirit
uous and malt liquors or wines. 8sEall.
give bonds and security in the sum of
two hundred and fifty dollars FhataH
licenses shall date from the first of
January, except those required for any
business opened oreeommenced after
january, whichT sha2l dates from the
first of the MONTH hich tho bust
ness was opened, am ply thasE1ro raf4 9,
OF the yearly pflcs ~ ss
for licenses taken alg tai-
culating from the first s3llfh in
which the ous,nesss III. ~
IN which the iicens !, ,ss &, ! !
except thOse SlySS 'c "? Sa 9
night ana thosessne' ,llsss -
ten dollars ana s,lse
shail pe =,
or the Mayor anu oouii1aa 49, ~ ! ioo',y
obtalneo. c -
oh hlotioli oi -hi 1o 4r
were suspended ana "a ss,
words aiso' Una. 1r;. a;,s
mot Apply 10 shfk Z r i, -
Cakes' ..2 '0si -
country Mix s s -
Cheese ana Nssta,ss = Y ~ =, s.'s is'ss :
part OF ArtisSs ~ 'ias ,sss1s
concerning @ssne. s. ~ e'a's1 s. 'essAAS Z
were strlckeis ss'1's $ 49, es'
AN f32Ei1i1NalSt'i1
Supplemental 70 y fae q g'sf q
ti0n to the igurEet aszo33tcxz 7l q231
o.J 1913 onl1rs- ,t.s1z al Ig,tsf:h
10 1S55
a., 49, "a
n lI =. ~ ~ uS,;o %;+r, e S SSarrollton That
UIorl0di nlinntion oi tnt o VI maJe to tbe Mavor
"neil py9noo "p3lr"['o'o m;tb ~ Articla = of The
III 49, 49, 1n5;pmao 80. far tho nso of =
oi'S o., = ih"h c,,l'1 ": a. NIo,i.o+ 4ho Oa+L
of"1i OF it 9,ao rt Sho11 Si,o W. nnnto;n a" & decin
VI tlie nptitIan' M tLn anni;oan+ Sn"I; Is NOT the
Ta'lon @ tll.'t f ~, lne on "P'od ard s IN no wav
Lessee ot 'ti. .l.s' 5:e,et1r. 80. i,,diran+IJ,
iil'Sl I''"' 'h0ii,i ' vi NTa,I-,t
III me 3-e:.s1 rt oh i'o 0u5.,oad Tha+ +bo
80 DC e ~ ~ IA Tmnt aI tLa oolion+nn
Lease oI 'ie Nun NuV tlr az ''lI n',i a+ La
OF the heSelte ."tte'l' 4i, Si'oll ia nf +Lo
trans1erreo wlIhoI1 Ihe ooiaom| ~ s,iT
Mayor anu ooI,alo'l ISs ec. 10y dai1a
uhaer u pehai'y ol my I oo1''iT rio4 oil
D. De u iIl tlteL TIo,tliiI" n,,i+ H'.
persons are lolploeen ~ C''1'a. ~ dano"ny ,y
nuisance OK OK aG.s olIiIe,o Tonso - w. JonnSt
Ilsloe oI 'He .tlGr tni4oS 4eI a docovnd Mcot
yegeta6les or ofnGr G MoTLer 11I far Enere, csnh
ulI"Si I" ~ W cI:JJ -.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19

~ A parson named Owen Moore
once left his creditors somewhat uncere-
moniousIy, upon which wag wrote:
owen Moore has run nwuy,
on in more than he could pnv.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19

- VIM. Mcdaniel, for twentyycurs
the Postmaster at Georgetown, Ky,
died few days since, aged = years.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19
AN ORDINANCE

To Establish n uniform rate of liz
ccnscs on Professions, Gnlfings
and other Business, and Oh Car
riages, Public and Private sehx-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-19

SEC. 26. Every non-resident beer
bother sor other person, selling beer
wines or cordials, $50
SEc 227 Every non resident seller
OF crack kers, cakes or candy, $40.
SEC %. Every Dairy for sale sf
Mir cont anain from S to 10 Cows @s],
sfrous is CeSs s 10, and over a5
d nrniture Store 80.
u d NJ 6tail Store not emu
Sd ple sale Store $50.
BS That any per-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
Letter From Austin.
n.r;nI Cnrre.nou,lcncc uf tho Dallas Herald,


AUSTIN, Jan. 81, 1861.
CONFERENCE.-The body completed its
organization on Tuesday night. The Com
mittee of Fifteen on Federal relations, re-
ported on Thursday evening, an ordinance
Of secession, providing, however, for its
submission to the people on the 23d. of Feb
ruary, If ratihed to take erect -hd. VI
March.
A minority of the Committee, (threc
members, made counter report, they arc
for finality. no submission to the people,
II seems to be conceded that the majority
report will be adopted largely.
The body adjourned after some discussion
on resolutions of minor import until ~
o'clock last night, when the Convention
went into secret session, ndJournlng until
10 o clock to-day, when they met in secret
session again. Gen. John Mcqueen COM
missioner from South Carolina was intro
ducsd to the Convention yesterday, by re-
solution, being conducted to n seat by the
side of the President by committee OF
three members.
lie made some remarks which were inau-
dible to me but were received with much
applause. The Hall was crowded to over
flowing. Our city is full of people ana the
greatest interest in public affairs 10 mani
tested by ALL
The committees in both Houses of the
Legislature are engaged in the consideration
of ways and means TO provide forthe wants
of the people in financial matters frontier
protection military organization &c, &C.
No definite plan has yet been agreed upon.
The Senate by resolution have declared
they will entertain no private legislation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
nay From Col. Totten's report made t,

gB From Col. Totten's report made to
Congress and number of guns in the forts
of the Southern States, we find that Fort
Monroe, ut old Point Comfort, in Va, is the
largest and costlicst in the South, and per-
laps, on the Atlantic coast. 1t cost ST.
100000: requires War garrison of 4,45O
men: and mounts 81 guns. The number
of guns in Southern forts 3,l55, besides
those lately mounted in the new forts.
In addition to these arc incomplete works
Mt Ship Island, Mississippi River; George
town and Port Royal Roads, 5. e.; Pypce
Island, Savannah; Brazos Santiago and
Matagorda Bay, Texas.
The guns which were lately stopped at
Pittsburg were designed for the forts at
Galveston and Ship Island.
Hampton Roads is the great naval depot
station and rendezvous of the southern
and the only good roadstead on the
Atlantic South of the Delaware.
Pensacola is very strong, and the only good
harbor for vessels of war; and the only ma
val depot on the Gulf.
The fortresscs ut Key West and Tortugas,
on the Southern point of Florida are among
the most powerful in the world, and every
vessel that crosses the Gulf passes within
sight of both.
The protection of this great system of
fertilization, it is now believed, will engage
the immediate and earnest attention of the
War Department.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
gSrd pebruary and 2nd March.

Thaer viii soon be historic days in the
.lrna1y Of Texas. Let every friend of his
,.oratIv 10 To- his rights more and Lin
,solr a,as. one forward to tho Polls on the
2lj r,st.. md ratiiy the action of the Con-
yonAon.
Yac ID OF March 1896 is already immor-
uorta rs he day of Texan Independence,
4al lie III day of March 1861 will be sung
Gt.ls t.iu-c times, as the day of our rcgen-
.e,at,3n all complete redemption from Alb
.tiJisa ail0lnccs. Let Texas Cup to the
great fcusr, in her wedding garment, with
her lau.p lrimned and burning and say I'M
i1 nnr southern sisters, "cmtrcat me not to
cpva dice; for whittier We go, l will go;
sud whore yc lodge, will lodge; thyspeo-
Pile shall 10 my people, and thy God my
Rs6. Frcemcn of Texas, act promptly and
atltsc fer ponr iircsides and your liberties,
lcN 'pax. ", like unto the foolish Virgins
ti,t slnul rcd and slept and found the door
shut uro, hem when they came too late
fortue feast. Texans let not your State hear
tnc uuwr' lmc curse from her Sisters, de-
,,-rt from us, we know you not, and make
ya,r he'd IN. the filth and pollution of Abo-
litonism
TcTaps. emembcr that the honor of Texas
is in your hands, and the issue of February
23l viii re duly recorded for veal Ur for
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06


THE GOVERNOR MEssAGE.-We have re-
tended notice. Very little interest seems
to he felt about the views of the Governor,
tis pesition in regard TO leading questions
having been fully known previous to the
mcct;ag o. the Legislature. He enumerates
sullv tie efforts made for Frontier protec-
ton. 81 which we're well known before
ond rI.ieh t,sse not proved satisfactory to
the people Immediately interested. In re-
r,rd "a Federal matters we have only room
10 saw that the Gc+ernors views are entire
!, a9taroaisiic to those he'd hy iho'e - ~
ar N spcedy action ny the States. IIo
WeFssae has been criticised freely - = d'-
Ill ssbnission docE-aenL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
ser from Judge Reagan.

vi Ease been permitted, says the Sher-
man }oa'ir, to extract the following from
letter wrttcn by Hon. JohniI. Reagan
adore ed % Gen. W. c. Young:
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, 1861.
Tho Kepnblicans have rejected every
p,apa,itiou which has been made, looking
a. gl.aiaaice for our future security in the
Union they have made no propositions
ihcmselya -, and say they have none to offer.
We arc NV required to submit uncondi-
,iontllv "a abolition rule, abolition princi-
uicy o, ru out of the Union and fight.
Military despotism is now practically in
sro,hiscd under the direction of Gen. Scott.
&s,o States are now ont of the Union
go! If the Southern States will be out be-
sarr 10. itil of March.
T'lr rgsergmcnt and the free States m
tanf rsrr, IN and war. our people need no
.5,ae i,s siSe tj,e,sselscs with the hope of
son,f;ru, mi gsssa4 tees for our future Sc
,.,ritr in be Eniya. srl we will not be al
gcj 40 ca ont iB peace, Our State must
,,repare FIR the worst at Snee.
very truly, your friend; y.o,x
T. 10 n NarxG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
sss- The N. Orleans Crescent is very Sc

RE- The n. Orleans Crescent is very Sc
we're upon Gen. Scott, in regard 10 the part
he bore in the late scenes enacted near
Charleston. After handling lin very
roughly, the Crescent says:
The old soldier, who had a prospect Of
going down to his grave enshrined in the
hearts of every American citizen, seems
bent now upon the fatal folly of fomenting
civil war, and encouraging a hostile raid
upon the very people whom he has himself
led n battle and 20 victory, and Who have,
il ether tunes. fought 20 galiaHtly and SO
gloriorely ty bis own de VERY well
TI.e csuse D! South Caroline u tiIe casse of
every cher southern State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

In looking over the list of members COM
posing the Legislature, we find the name
Of A. b. Norton, Representative from kaui-
man and Henderson counties. Gen. NOR
ton has been for some time resident OF the
city of Austin, and editor of the organ o.
Gov. Houston But we sec he yet attempts
TO represent, or rather misreprcstnt, DIS
trict of which he has MOI been citizen for
over year. Truly, these Union-shIiekers
love Office, and have any amount Of brass
in their composition. When the General
left our district, we think lie might have
resigned, and allowed us the privilege
OF being represented by one Of ouf oau
citizens, who woal cert inly know oiT feel
incs ard wants better in iic present .is
itau resident ri lie ~ Alltr.-
ha.'ieaa D.me.5CL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

A GOOD CnASGE.-Thc submissionists of
four weeks ago, are now subnissionists to
the overwhelming voice of the South in IA
vor of immediate secession. The boot is
now on the other leg,-a timely change and
decidedly for the better. Enter thou into
the lows of Southern Rights.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

Bssg~ Missouri is not likely to become a
free State so soon as has been thought by
people in the South. Gov. Jackson states III
his message that the slave population has
increased forty thousand and four hundred,
within the last ten years. From this, it
would seem that slavery is not likely to be
abolished or to become extinct in that State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

giy" Mr.. Stewards Speech is looked upon
as closing down upon all further attempts
at compromise; it has united al parties OPP
posed to Republicansm. The speech itself
appeared concliatory, but was really de-
cided argument against Cancellation. What
is the use of longer continuing to- cry IN
fonl when the leaders of Lincolnism every
where say that compromise is unworthy Of
the consideration of Congress. Let them
have the full benefit of their own couuscls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

No have been requested by Col
l.,a. parl ,r, to say that mistake has
,ris,a IN gard to the statement made by
i nniro, st rescued from long captivity,
concerning the completely of the Reserve
Indians ia he lcpredations IN the Frontier.
By .hcaid ia Mexican andComanche Inter
prefer. 81. known to have stated that no
inel.5urs has been kept up between the
Wild G,manches and the Reserves, for
eight seasons; that they are all regarded
by .ie0 q. enemies and treated ne such.
Is bits warfare has existed between them
ap4 she hviievcs that the dcpredations have
been conn tied b. the tribe which held
her IN .tlgtivity.
Tna., uromised full report finer state
mont which we will publish at the earliest
muueni
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
T., Wg. c. Yeuso.

.-s- rl,. La Grange True Issue gives die
,s,rlr d! i body of men. Lad marcie
A.s SAN Antonio for the purpose oil Sc
curing he Goyernmept Arms and stores AT
t,H Place.
lbe sa,pe Paper states. apE.e what "u-
,so,;,v rs know not. il.st Dallas Csuniy
lad cleo 81 Conservative Delegates TO the
Cnveu,ioul This is simply ridiculous:
and ale In Grunge sheet, instead Of being
n trtie iss1o is false one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
information WANTED.

A,gY brother MATTHEW NEVILLE, left
I'VE Chapel Hill, North Carolina, several
years ago, and immigrated to the State of
of Texas, since which time his family and
friends have had no tidings from him. If
he is yet alive, or his residence be known
to any one who reads this notice, they will
confer great favor by letting it be known
to me at Dallas, Texas
SAMUELS. NEVILLE.
Feb 1th lS6l-lS3w ga -t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

TnR STATE OF TEN Is
lnVNVg oE M.r..

CoUNTY az h,lIAs.
10 'Ls Shsris Fl DaNgs l's.e -...-,-
NEFiiEREAS, on the '-ll url.. I-
w VIM, T. uNertoR, siHriF ..ri Dos
liliun ia he District Con- ..,H r.ru
against Matikla MaNWe Huf Irl eH.. Hr
defendants, alleEingins l.+..rr.r
That plaintiff sesiAs H "a N.'H
a.; thar lac il a., rigis r".
iuiiuw ing described trs, hHH. n'
ia Dallas county, Texas, e-Ihg Hr'
SIDE OF trinlly river h aicr IN
"n the Northeast, e0nlai lug 500 .r.
nj the North side and ulreg hs.i .. . fr
If land patented 10 Johi ,.'ss H--.....
hugah NJ, Parland, b f'e Nr
Teas, except 80 much I.t.sr. sr rss e..
w John and Matilda NJ vH- o. Wrr.
Miller to-wiI; lhiriy-forr -rrr. r.am
says lac - and has been. usa.g ft
la peace bic adverse poe ..rrDr tEa I
than said land WAS decide rf.ureU aH
lute On lis face nv Que n Wv -.r...
an the 9th nj Deeemb,r $40. .. E.H. a..
we'll, his heirs and assig1 liza. sn
though absolute on il IA, ID. fu .,.... u.
deed and has a parOl Ira rr.sr., ...r
and thai said John MaAW .t.H.ffr
land in trust fer the hen h.r. ..
ton, the father Of plainIi on" -.# ..
Oyerton departed this Il n rs, -..
April 1854, leaving aW ...au. .
pruhatel before the Chic 'r' Hr'
county, aud ROW ON file il NJ. wrt .
Tha, by said will, said \ n I. a.v'
qucaIlcl 10 plaintiff Il hHN Hsr I'd
uhoyc, That said trust .ia iY ll.lr.
and thereby, and by ac a.U ul.rr i
irnm john MaNwclland, aNN.,r
Ilgiiiii, dated llih Il, $40, rn. IE
agreement between plain HaI-a. "a,
oycrlon, IN his lifetime, d. On,
1915 Plainliff paid said IA r..a .rimbIfl
''dcntlon for said land, aHt Inm f
went into possession OF a. same
said Aaron Oyer,on, at ,lr We ..l Nd,
was made To said land by ri. ihuu. o.
said Maxwell, paid said I ..s. '.H N
chase money for the san. r'. r.. .
funds. That said MaNV hos '.I
this life; aud has left, l hnr-
yiving widow, to-wil. aI.".a, .fEn
who resides in the count, f'a
State at Missouri, and "N.
some or whom are mino li . b"
said Jackson county, and .u u. "....
adults, as plaintiff hclicv H -. r.
of Jackson, and ir not III, .I.Hf't r
| not where they reside, hui .. fH.. H". .
residents Of the State of
Plaintiff prays that sa Hu'u. "
| well aud the other hcirs-a rr.r -... '
| Maxwell, he cited To appc .., a... ..
| the law directs; that the .f..r. ..-
title To said land hcllvcst, 1000. b.
and vested in plaintiff an BE-. ....
to him also, for costs offs ui... ..ra
relief
You are therefore conn r. Do not
said Matilda Maxwell, an r.. ,u.1r
| heirs at law of the said J h. .r- .l,
making publication her, l. .. ..,
r2cts, to lie and appear n l .'. '
of the District Court of ST ID ....... ..
first day thereof, TO he hc'1 ... n
| house in the town of Dnlla . III.
| day after the lth Monday m M.r".
| then and there to answer sri' '-nr
Witness Ell. { f-H.-
SEAL of said Court, a. .a. .... ..
| ~, - of hercon made U's .. t"
| November 1850.
ED. G. BROW.'H .IE
Issued November 9th 1870
Came to hand December; ,itN n.r
ccutcd by ordering puhlica op DE
Herald for eight successive ,.nr
day of January 1861.
REARD Sh,a.# d. .. p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
1900 E2eVVSTtls
SOR5cEB, .HEUEE.
THE STATE OF TENAS,
rDTNTT or DAIIAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY or DALLAS.
TO aug 'a,.thd oGiccr q sa'd county Greeting:
N7OU arc hereby commanded to summon,
4 by publication in the Dallas Herald for
three successive weeks j. p. Henderson, to
be and appear before me- j. l.. Smith, Il JUS
ticc of the Peace in and for Dallas County,
Precinct No. |, at my Office, on the ID day
of March, 1861, between the hours Of ten
o'clock A. NJ and two o'clock p NJ. of said
cay. to answer the complaint Of James Mott
and jeff. Peak, Jr., partners under the firm
of Mott X Peak, on a plea of debt due by ac-
count, fog SD.
Fail not, and due return make as the law
directs. Given under my hand, this 18th
day Of February, 1851
J. l.. SMITH, Justice Of Pace.
Came 10 hand same day issued. ENecu-
ted by ordering publication in the DALLAS
Herald, February Ith. 1861.
JAMES SHEPPARD,
1881 Constable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

I'm ON the Delta VIC learn that Thos
layton. ca hier of the Southern Bank, New
Nrlraas as offered to Gov Moore, loan Of
er1vUU lc, the use of the State. 1t is be-
rcytA ,aaa this patriotic move will be fol-
lf,,CI ly, 1ihcrs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

viii the cnucus aominees for the State
Convention be so good as to inform the
public whether they intend to ask or to
receive pay for their services if they should
he elected Where will the money come
from ?-Iatelligencer.
will the Hon. A. b. Norton "bc so kind
as to inform the public whether he &c
quired any pay for his services as the ''Uld
hero's agent at the Baltimore Union Con-
vention in may, 1864? Where did tie
money come from ?-GrGyson Aoaitcr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

o.. formation is wanted Of Matthew
Nry'. " his brother Read his notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

Action or the Convention TO be submit
ted 90 the People February 2Sd;';
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

N1.l- Hume, Mt Preston, Grayson coun'
o.. rlrsu iscs some stray mules in 'o-days
rmror i,r the recovery of which hsoilcrs
40" ~, .,rd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

d. s., the advertisement of Guardians
-,lr ri ,roes and other valuable property
u a. fire: Tuesday in March.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

r..H own AND 40 GRrMnLISG.-Our
i.icu1 j norwood has an advertisement in
i,.las apcr, in which he says that in f'l-
,urc 3D. wi / not sell on n credit. lie thinks
however int he can make it an induce
m.at ID, Il to patronizc him, by giving
3l,u. good bargains Cor the cash.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

Srrw'au lu NAVE fUuHrN va pEATH,-
Andrew McCura citizen or this county
Twins near Cedar Grove, is supposed Ia
hoyc .urgol lo lcahou the night Of the
.'Ih Ult, Mr. MvCUpn was q gool citizen
and las mr' with O truly melancholy end,
W" UHlrIs 1ul ir was n member 0r the
mclhnl.s chu~ch,- hm.fam Dmo.rL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

~ ne members of the White Rock
Noa d ,iticmcn have notice in to-days
rVrr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

WHAT'S II A NAWE?-The following are
places of note in tie County Of Hanover,
Virginia: Negro Foot. Heel Town, Buzzard
Roost, Bull Ring, Dog Town, Free Negro
Town and Pole Cat-1le1aHGrid Gqzehe.
Classical names, TO be sure, but we hc@r
these names of places in a county in North
Carolina: Brnrt Coat. Tear Shirt, Lousy ev-
ell. Lick Lizard. Snatch II, Pinch Gut, Bull
Tail, Hclrs Delight, and Purgatory.-We
defy competition B'aeh. C5Hsti'UfioH.
Ohio is not entirely defcien, in this ella. 5
Of names Of localities. We have heard Of
Fucker, Brush, Squad. Gut, LousctoWn, and
Pot Lcg.-To'e9o Blade.
Nor is Texas behind the rest in the Ct
rhony Of local names. Within two hundred
miles If Dallas, there is Slsb Foot Poem,
Tee. s,eal Easv Iic sA1irt H #'.e
Ras', eao-.. Joy 4irl- kip iu. td-tr arr.
aei Ct Eurf 8nE -a eaa-
pin Taii, 5fansr aEi Aig- re
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
TIE STATE or TEXAS, I
CovNTY or DALlts. {

To aqy ic,cfui cgieor cfs0d corny-GrectHg:
you are hereby commanded 10 sumInon,
by rublica.io IN the Dallas Herald Tor
three fucccssive weeks w. Il. Wright. to be
and appear before me, J. L. Smith Justice
of the Peace in and for Dallas county. Pre-
ciuct 40. l. al my Office, on the ~ Gay of
March. \. u. Eighteen hundred and sixty
one, between tie hours Of ten clock A. NJ.
and two clock z. NJ. Of said day, 10 an
swer lie complaint Of James Mott and JEFF.
Peak, j., partners under the fiIA Of Mott
s PEAK. sn plea Of debt, due dy account,
for SD -.
Fail not. ard due return make as the law
directs. Given under my hand, this 4th
day Of February, 4 u. 1851.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

o.. 81 we, has lost several horses. See
his uo'r"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

ltis reported ih' col, CuI' will soon
establish an army factory In the State of
GeorH'n,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06

Eer.Jas. G. wilson vas recently
lab paral Sic and his lfeis no"
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