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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

Oun CouNTY.-We would suggest TO Our
Military men, the Importance of establish
ing Military Camp for instruction,
at or near tho town of Dallas, for the pur-
pose of drilling more effcctually, instruct
ing our volunteer companies in the duties
incident to a Campaign. These companies
could meet once II week and altogether, I'M
der the care and instruction Of n Veteran
Officer, be practiced in all the minuti" Of
Camp life. We make the suggestion ana
hope to see some one of experience carry
out our views and form a Camp for gen.
eral rendezvous. This will be advisable,
in another view; in case of sudden call,
the men would know at once, where TO re-
pair to receive orders and be organized
We consider it a very important measure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
Notice
TILE STATE OLE TEXAS.


TO the Sheriff Of Daiias county, Grecting;-
NET II. WITT, a citizen Of said county
w Plaintiff, has instituted suit in the
and r. L. Niortin, Defendants, and alleges
in his petition in substance as follows:
That on the 18th day of December 1859,
the said defendants made, executed and de-
livered to Solomon Scribner, their promis-
sorry note in writing, by which defendants
became indebted and promised to pay to
said Scribper on or before the LIST day of
October 1860, the sum of six hundred dol
lars for value received, bearing ten percent
interest from maturity, which said note is
made part Of said petition. That on the
day of the said Scrbncr transferl-
ed said note to petitioner for valuable
consideration, that by the execution and
delivery ms aforesaid and the transfer of
said note by said Scribncr to plaintiff. the
said defendants became indebted to plain
| tiff in the sum specified in the note, with
the interest specified therein That the
note was executed and delivered for and in
consideration of two tracts of land, land
for the purchase money thereof which is
described as follows: $3.50 acres out of the
! Sc corner of 476l acre survey, made in
! the name of A. W. Perry, by virtue of his
| Colonial headlight, in Section No. 5 Town
| ship No , North / West of the 1stprinci-
pal Meridian. And 10 acres out of the
! North half of u $50 acre survey made to
Preston Witt; commencing at the SW cor
ncr of North half, running East to the SW
corppr of n 4 aero tract sold by A. w Per-
nv to NJ. ]. Bazc /: thence North to said
Bowls NV. corner; thence East passing
Ne. corner of said Baze's 5 acre survey, to
the NE. corner of n oore tract soli Inv
said Perry to Jobn Huffman: thence NortI
and West and south to the place of begin.
ming. SO as to contain 10 acres" That Said
note has LONE been due and that defend.
ants have failed and refused TO nav off and
discharge the same or any part thereof OK.
cent the sum of seventy dollars. which i,
endorsed upon said note-and that tbe res.
;dence of defendants are upknown
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
DISSERTATION.
TILE STATE OF TENAS.

To the Sheriff of Dallas Couatn Greetings
DAM c. Taught n citizen of Dallas
IA County Texas, Plaintiff, has sued Rich
ard Latham, and Mary Ann Latham, his
wife. Eliza Cantrell, Nathaniel Hirginhot.
tom and Betty Higginbottom his wife, VIII.
liam C. Latham and Margaret Latham his
wife Defendants are citizens of the Coun-
tv and civ of philndelpbia and State of
4onnsvlyonio and in his nctition alleges
!.:,onco ne follows.
III T T%oI ANTS arc the heirs Of WIN. La
-. Inv i"aonnad n,n., n,ointifr il the own
man u..e f.o,I' d,tnn[l,nts of the fol-
ui ~ P''i , o. ,,oc,a or Land to-wit;
s acs w. ~ naIl,s comntv Tcyas on fin,
ooo wv - - U;oi,or,,sSf ,rceL Iol milos Soutb
M W. ~ - y, DoI,cs hoa;n,,;n,t, ilc corner
90 90 r ~ SHOWS II heinz Tho SE corner
" Sno,inn No 8 .,ownsbin No Q S. of the
W. 80 1.-Two a posi- Oak hs s AZ r. 3 VS..
S' Ak T. Al WIS tbcnce East lOl5 VS.
throo Post Oaks far corner: thence n. 45 f..
aon WIS. thence North 1900 VS.; thence West
1907 s. tbencc South 1889 VS. to the beginning
anl moro particularly described in the
natort for the same. No. 724 vol. which
i flrd in said cause as evidence. Also one
tract of two hundred and sevcnty-fivc acres
in the same said county, on the waters of
thc West Fork of Trinity, about III miles
g rs from the Town of Dallas. beginning
a. no NAV corner of J. II. Iolfords survey
a. 'n NJ = ,i,ouno T. 5ol We thence n. GOO W
49, 10 ~ w Io6o vs ,henco \. 5IJ VS.
.I * w az rs thence n. II W. sol
We ,borco 6 AZ w go VS.. thence S. IL l..
W, w.. 'ncN 49, ~ ,om,, Tho stream with its
100 ~ .nVe -, y e53 We tbeoco s d W.
me- .reanuo'I =, % Is w. "a vs. thence +
aoo W. ne s 90 = to tbo bog;nning
QUO vs., a,.,;cr,l, IL, i ,scrihoJ IN tho 10;
ana NOR, ~. Pc NJ 7oI I'll 4 ,nd ell "a =,
e .t:, 10 oo,,sc % be uscd az evidence That
,nl' ,,s.,,,s ~ coil lond horo hoon ;ssnod
.ie dofordonts ne tho heirs of w, To.
~ sS'" ond dcfenlan,s oro now o,a;nima
.n;'I'' r. onJ po,ort tho po,o,t har;ns :.
SUI ss,od s;nco ,ho ,,rroboso H., Is
Se dofondants plain,;fF ~ f p,",n W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

MILITARY CoMrASlEs.-for the last few
lays there, has been quite stir among the
military companies, recently organized IN
this county. There has been unusual bus
tie and activity among our citizens.
Capt Thos. Flynn's Company, The DAVIS
Light Infantry left yesterday for Fort
washila. from which place, demonstration
will he made against the large force oil u
S. troops quartcrcd at Arbucklc.
Gen. y. H. Darncll, with Company OF
men, also left yesterday for the rendezvous
Mt Washita.
Capt. Daniels. White Rock Rifles h"vcal-
so left and Capt, Cochran Cedar Spring
Home Guards are all en- route for the place
whore the enemy awaits them. May the
god of battles smile upon them and return
them victorious to their friends and their
homes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

\ GALLANT CoMPANY.-A company OF
about thirty men came up to Dallas last
Saturday from below Lancaster, at the first
call for troops to Washita. On reaching
this place they were met by the news that
that post had been evacuated by the U. S.
troops and were en- route for Kansas. This
was a sore disappointment for these brave
follows,-thcy were eager to meet the enc
my, and very reluctantly turned back home.
We learn that an additional force could
have been raised
We are authorized by this company to
return theirthanks to Mrs. Cockrell of the
Dallas Hotel, Mr. Crutchfald, of the Cruch-
field House, II. ii. Hall, of the Lone Star
Livery Stable and others, for the hospitati-
ty displayed towards them while in town.
These houses were thrown open to the SOL
,dicrs and ''the best in the larder," offered
to them Such unbounded liberality is
worthy of all prise.
Most of the company came from the
neighborllood called aThe Neck" The Neck
is all right, and can turn out as brave a
company as any in the county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
L. NJ. StackpoIc's Ady't's.
d.
Eeai. Read Corner Revive:

TE7llE subscriber has returned with an en-
n tire new stock of all kinds of Goods,
which he is prepared TO sell on good terms
TO his old friends and customers, and to the
public generally. All ask is fair share
of that custom so literally bestowed before
the fire. have no old goods ooncr, no old
remnants To work off; but my stock is fresh
aud clean, and can and will sell goods as
low rs any one dare to in this market
ron THE CASH!
If sell goods on credit, il will Ire from
January LIST to July LIST, and from July till
Christmas, and shall expect TO have n fair
profit, us no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come and see me and look at my goods,
whether you buy or not. shall not charge
You anything for looking, but will take a
pleasure in showing. l.. NJ. STACKPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

r:iY- See Agricultural notice ON lo'days
paper, very Important one to the farmers
u this county aud surrounding ones Far
ners can now measure of their grounds
aud thus accurately determine the number
Of bushels To the acre aud settle the much
debated question of the capabilities Of our
sell, satisfactorily 10 every one. y hne
premium is offered ut the next Annual
Fair Let every one read the notice
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

iivRRAu FOR THE LADIEs!-Thc fair La
dies of Dallas have been as busy as bees,
the last few days, literally making the Stint
n.y." Our beautiful young friend Miss
Lizzie Thompson, has sent us the first pound
Of lint better than the prepared charpie, fol
ihe use of the companies just gone out
Nothing more useful or indispensable could
have been prepared; and we take pleasure
in returning the thanks of the Surgeon, and
Of the whole company for her valuable con-
tribution. Other ladies likewise sent in a
quantity of useful articles, and many of
them were busy with the need C, day and
night, fitting out the volunteers for the
campaign. May the married ladies receive
their husbands back, safe and sound: and
the young girls win gallant soldier for a
partner in life. God bless the ladies Of
Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

bss'- We are pleased 10 see Capt i's'
selt OF Font Worth, in our Town, "' -
looklng we'll and brings very sa'isia'.o'!
Jews concerning the uanimi'y Of feeling
n Tarnnt County.
We learn through the caP'"'h' 'Da' "'
county Convention Of Tarran'' last s''"y-
Law recommended lion, Nat Terry as their
6,s, choice TO, Congress, This Ne'e'a"
wur-Lorse Of Southern Rights, will have
warm friends in the Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

nJ-Ths war spirit is thoroughly aroused
n our county, aud numerous companies are
,clng raised aud organized, In the North
,ra counties, the same feeling prevails anu
all minor differences are merged Into tue
great question Of defence and resistance 10
Northern Invasion,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
DIR. j. w. COBB,
Surgeon Dentist,
HGNISG LOCATED ~
D A ILL., s

II ESPECTFULlY offers his professional services Ia
~ the citizens iho town aud surrounding country
Ilc attcrs himself that his long experience viii cnn
blc him 10 give entire satisfaction tu all who ily In.
vor him with their patronage. lie Is fully prepared
To- perform all dental operations. pccnycd teeth
cloanscd aud filed In the latest .Rnd ost approved
style Particular attention paid To children. teeth,
in directing their second d'ntiiion. Artificial teeth
mounted IN gold plnto-trom one To u full set.
Dallas Apr! q, lsgl-2l:if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

gey" A handsome new Flag with eight
Stars was made by the fair hands of Miss
L. NJ. Lane, and presented to the Davis
Light Infuntry, ON the morning of their
departure for the Indian Nation.
1t was an affecting spectacle to see the
streets throngcd with the wives, children,
friends, brothers and sisters, fathers and
mothers of tie volunteers, cheering and
waving handkerchiefs as the company filed
out of town. Many an eye was moistencd
with tears and every heart swellcd with
prayer for their safe return and a decisive
victory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

nNOACREs Of Land, in Dallas County
&&lEC1G0 acres of Prairie and so acres
Of Timber adioining-20 or so acres in Cul-
tivaiion, with House, Stable, Corn Crib, sc
known formerly as the Masters Tract, situ-
ated at Scycne. Dallas County, about or g
mics from Dallas--a very suitable farm for
a small family. For sale hy
W h.GpIn. Ind dgsnt
Dallas. Texas Oct. Is, ls6o. 2-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
LYGpEAT AND CORN.
Dallas County Steam DlslillcrJ.
AT CEDAR SPRINGS.

LIQUORS WARRANTED f'thE'
VNllE subscribers have now in operation
their new Distillcry, and arc prepared
TO fill orders for PURE WHISKY, in guam
titles to suit purchnrcrs, from I'D gallon
kcg to any reasonable number Of barrels
All Whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man
ufacturcd AT our establishment we will war
rant pure of any and all drugs Or poisonous
substances.
The Distillcr lone OF the p.riner.) with
an experience of some 10 years in the bust
ness fclls confident that his liquors for quail
ity and purencss willrccommcnd themselves
to all who are fond of good article. Come
and see for your yourselves.
Grain Of all kinds taken in exchange at
the Distillcry.
Orders addressed to the subscribers will
meet prompt attention.
IS5" No Liquors rctai,ea at the Distillery,
or sold in less quantities than 10 gallons.
g. II. WHEELER & co.
Dallas. Texas, December ~, 1860. loom
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
aAlnrrifh.

On the 25th April, at the residence Of the
bride father, by w. L. Merriatt, Esq, IL.
L. FLEMING, Esq, and Miss NANCY VI.
BRITT0N, all Of this county.
The Herald was not forgotten by our e1-
cellent friends and the fair bride. 4 brides
cake accompanied the notice, for which we
return sur ihanRS. LOnglife and happiness
70 them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
To Boot & shoe Makers.

II have on hand superior lot of Shoe
makers leather, such as Oak Sole-Chi-
coneric Calf-Cornelan Calf-Guilliott
Calf large Spread) Lcmoine Calf, Phila-
dclphia Kip, Goat Morocco, Goat Binding
a full assortment of Roans Whte-Yellow
Observation-Disclosures and Pink
Also Boot Web.
The above will be sold Mt cost for cash
adding 10 per cent in large or small guam
titles. E. NJ. STACKP0LE.
DIFF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
No. 115.
Lous MANNING, !
20.
MurrnY MATuHSI.
TILE STALE OF THxAN
No. i15.

NJ. no.
Lorh MANNING,
10.
Mlrrilf MATnnNI.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
| 10 ne Sher!g ef TJrTsnt county, Gr~tsSs--
Nou are hereby comma ndod that yos
4 summon by publication in the Dallas
Herald, newspaper published in the Tows
OF Dallas, Dallas coanty Texas, there being
no newspaper published in this county
Murphy Mathcny, who Is a non resident Of
this State; to he and nppcar before the Dis
trict Court to lie holden in and for the
county of Tarrant at the Court House there
Of in the town of Fort Worth, on the 5Ih
Monday after the 4Ih Monday in March
a. d. 1861 then and there TO answer tho
petition of Lewis Manning, fled in said
Court against the said Murphy Mathene
and allcdging in substance rs follows w.
wit: in the wear A. d. 1861. and for sever
al year. previous to that limo. the plaintiff
and defendant and one Preston Is. Mnnuiuy
were partners &C.. doing business in tie
Town of Wood,illc. county OF MnrshslI
and State of Alabama, under and by The
name, firm and sty,e of Manning. MstLepv
& Co. and on the 10Th day of January A.
ID. 1861 the partnership existing betTee,
the parties, dissolved by cOnBent and
IN. said Plaintiff and pr..,o, II N.n,;,.
transrcrrcd and dc,ivor.d ~ aid M.,h.n.
al H.. ,,T..,a ~. W sou" ;1,
H.. sa;J Wa,hn oo"' ~ "u' ."u I'm "N
off certain Joh,s 1". r. ~. i 81 pa
INV 4, rl,,;nr;r f,r ..r,.;n - -.
bayy;u, hem .n,i H.. S se'.n aesle 49,
an oxecut;on oaain: -, NV, ,ao siS n '" =, s"y
dcfendont Me. hamnd h;," "'u "i",' .he '.,u
nl,in,;g ono ILL w IN ., P"y !" IN:
costs Of svit o,nen',cd hr n,.;Ip, ta'; ~ anu
,orl;r, ,ho s,;, I'D f:a "
total amount or which nIa u, s1 nes'o, 'hs
one hundred doIIars Th. dnr.nd.., ~.
grecJ to INV r. nia;nt;T IN mnna. ID
I rn;cI, bors Loou ppnni;a1 OF ''uey -hs.
or aid solc IN ,hnr po,. ,.t"i NV piv.'sus
from so,d srn, =, w., i;. -, "" LII.
which was srsc;fnl IN ~. "n,;.1.r 81
;,,nt ontcrod into and .;,,,adI a..
nortics If Tho firm ,h,, 10 IA sovor",
s,,,ns -, ,,amo ara ,;s p,.;~
,;w f,r,tor 49, G.t hasonaamt -.
nronsrtv known n nlointiT IN H. SIT.
p,oPs,ay nn i " P'.'h'ln w INC S'Ae ~
na ,ha, W." "ne' Jo,o :" 9aus,y sa!a aeo.,
"'u 49, sa.u uv'e""'I vi. o"hc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
LONE STAR LIVERY STABLE.
One Door below ThOmps0n's Old Stand.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
TETnD

II. II. HALL, FRUPRIAION'
VNvlE undersigned takes pleasure in in
Il forming the public generally, that he
is prepared and will accommodate the trov-
cling community, and all who may favor
him with call in the best style. Atten-
tive hstlers and feed of all kinds constant
~ on hand Travellers will meet with con-
yeyUncc to any point they may desire to 20,
by calling on him. II. II. HALL.
Dallas, January 0, 1SG1.-l4:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
No. 100.
& A. ATcIIisoN .Jr

8. A. ATculsoS, Jr,
Henry r. SMITH, ELISHA ALExAs-
DER, N.DALE, HERBERT FISH SMITH,
In District Court, Denton tom,ty, 7.ps,.
Summon Term, 4, D. 1861.
FE7FIE Defendants in the above entitled
n cause will take notice that the Plain
tiff in said cause has filed in my Office, In
tcrrogatorics in said cause to be propo,nd--
cd to the defendant Henry +. Smith which
if not answered on or before the next term
Of said Court, will be taken as con MESSED. Al
so interrogatories propouuded to Francis
Clever, Charles Frederick, Charles DunenHr
A. ]. Davis, G. v. Hank, George GrnhGn,
S. P. Tower, 7. G. Mathis and Judge oit-,
residents of Floyd county, State Of Indiass
and James Reed, John Reed and Fcfir r..
Lewis, residents of Clark county in the
State of Indiana, and that on or after tho
thirtieth day after the publication Of this
notice will issue commission to take the
answers to said heterogeneous on the ap-
plication of the Plaintiff.
Witness, james b. Ford, Clerk
seal of the District Court of Denton
wv Co., Texas. Given at my Office
in the Town of Denton, April 18th A. ID,
1861 J. b. FORD.
Dist Cl'k d. Co., Texas
Issued April 10Th 1861.
29:4t. j. B. FORD, Clerk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
IYnpoTGant
AEEs LATEST NEWS.

NTE are determined to reduce our RAJ,
w and Winter stock before the arrival Of
our Spring goods. To do this, We VIII sea-
ON he hest terms. cheaper thar was ever
known before in this market We want -
.leap out our nrpssnt stock and viii give
~. best Oh bargains 10 orr casioEnsrs-
Eus. f,.- az .aGd ser if re d mott
10 A. EHfEE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
I&T0GiC@.
u. s. NH4AHL Stage LIME

d l. L
FROM DALLAS, VIA JOHNSONS STA
TION, FORT WORTH AND WEALTH
ERFORD, TO BELKNAP.
II EAVES Dallas and Bclknap on Mon
L A days and Thurdays, at o'clock A. NJ.
and arrives at o'clock p. NJ, connecting
with the. the OVERLANq NAIL ROUTE,
at Belknap and at Dallas with every part
of the State.
j. W. Haynes, of Mckinney, having taken
the above mail contract, respectfully begs
leave to inform the travelling public that his
route is inferior to none in the State, in COM
fort or time, having procured comfortable
coaches, good stock, and careful drivers;
and the fare as cheap as by any otherro
D. C. Haynes, Route Agent, is fully au-
tholized to transact business on my account.
]. W. HAYNES, Proprietor.
Mckinney, Texas, June 9th, 1SG0-50:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

Es4,-we ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Me- Louis
Il this place, for hall dozen bottles Of
come made wine, f Qua the native grape' 81
Texas. Our hillsides are covered "''A
,!nes, agd those who have used the grapes
.or wlue-maklng, represent them as 'e'!
lluitul aud rich,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
HERALD OFFICE.

RAuly CoRN.-'rhe first 'asssl ne have
aearl of or seen, this season. appeared last
seek in the garlon Of II, II, Hail tsa7 Of
hi. llsee,-by far 'he earliest Ne have ever
.uoWn in this county,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
WOOL CARDING.

FuNAlls urn ~ " ~ eNNANN - ~ ." "s'"'
u we'd by mutual consent, and the under,
signed will continue the business at the old
stand, ~ miles South of the town OF balla-,
On Ten Mile Creek,
Where all persons may have their work on
short notice, Weare now iIIing up our ma
chimes with a
New and Finer Sett of Cards,
Than any heretofore used, aud with the AID
of an experienced carler, will be able To give
general satisfaction, on all grades OF wool
from coarse To half mnriuo,
The wool MUST De THOROUGHLY
CLEANSED Of burrs aud glue, and one
pound of lard to every eight pound. Of wool
must be furnished in ALI CASES also, one
sheet To every twenty-five pounds, that be-
ing MS much ms they will hold when carled.
gzy-wc positively will NOT receive wool
in bad order, fort is impossible to do good
work aud IL Injuries the cards,
Terms Cash:
White Wool, "",,..".."''.'''''''''iu cls'f''o
Mixed wool, ..,,,,...,..,.,,..,...'.','io
Wetcndcr our thanks iorprcvious patron
age aud solicit continuation of custom
". 4. NANCE.
Lancaster, Feb. 90, lsGl.-20'3 mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
ARGYLE BITTERs.

=
4 sure RsMsdg (or Dy,rtpsia. lHoi.sa. Di-
arrhpd, hgsHisrg, SieE HsaaacAs, A1gL.
Nreais, Geifral Detitiy, sad il. silsnIaAi
Hk.
TbNliESR ELEGANT BlTTRRS ARE Pr
q cnliarly adapted to warm climate, and
every person desiring health, strength aud
protection from the diseases incident " the
climate, should use lhem,
IirsoHs airmleet ia igs, and feeling ths
hand of fine weighing heavily upon them,
with all its attendant ills, will find In the
Use of the Hitlers an Elixir that will ins,ill
new llfa into thelr veins; feslore, in u mea-
sure, the energy aud amor Of more youthful
days. build up their shrrnken forms and
give health aud happiness to their remaining
years,
Il Is we'll established fact, that fully one
half of the ienale portion of our population
are seldom In the enjoyment of good health,
or, TO use their own expression, "neyer feel
we'll" They are languid, devoid Of all ener-
~, extremely nervous, and have mn appe-
lite. Ia this class Of invnlids, these billcrs
are especially recommended, Their pecu-
culiar tonic aud inVlgOmtlng properties rem
der them inyincible in such eases.
Persons visiting districts harrasSed annu-
ally with Fever aud Aguc, or any Fever Of
bilious nature, will find that by The TIME
~ use OF one or two bottles they will not In
one instance take the disease Ms the BiIiers
viii rcnovaic and strengthen the system,
and carry the bile on in its natural channel.
T.. Is. WHEELOCK * co,
Importers and Bhoiesdle Druggists, ~ Nigga
cine 81, opposite he .irdde Hotri, NcT Or
leans, GeHrrd lI'hoiesaie agents. iiso sold
By j. WRiGHT 4 o., No. 81 ChaTEes s.,
", o., and in Daiias By
nov, 2l-Tly. d. II. THOMAS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
Boot, Shoe and Saddle
M A NJ IL f A CTO r Y

Boot, Shoe and Saddle
M A N u F A CT 0 r Y.
VENHE undersigned has opened Boos,
II Shoe and Saddle Mandatory, on the
North side Of the Public Square, in Dallas,
where he is prepared TO make all kinda or
Boots, Shoes, Saddles, Harness,
SC, sc.
In the Boot and Shoe establishment I
have engaged the permanent services o.
Mr.. u. NJ. BARTAX,
Who is well known in this community ss
an experienced aud excellent worknsn.--
In this department can safely guarantee
satisfaction to all customers, and would So
licit the patronage of the public,
Tic Saddle and Harness business will be
under the entire supervision of
Mr.. YOUNG CARR,
And all work in that line will be faithfully
attended TO.
I.I will receive HIDES In exchange
for all the above work, and pay the highest
market price for them.
c. +. BOND.
Dallas, April II. Isil-2s.,f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
Cashmere Goats.
CORN. CORN.

OhNE HUNDRED BUSHELS CORN for
W sale. Enquire Of
L. II. STACKPoLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
sd Wool Growers

1k'a, Ooh eHFDEVCFs
EENIE undersigned begs leave to announce
n that lie is buying WOOL and invites
Wool growers of this and the Surrounding
Counties TO give him call and to bring
samples of their crops.
Special attention is recommended to their
washing and'baling. The Wool ought to be
washed on tbcSheep and each fleece has to
be we'll tied together with Irvine and differ
ent grades has to be kept strictly scpara
ted.
Baling and twine on hand.
IIIRMAN HIRSH.
27:2mo