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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

g@~ Two months drilling of new troops is considered, in France, long enough to bring them into great precision of move- ment.
 Esg= In addition to the list of 2l4 vol- unteer companies in Georgia to be found in our paper, there have been torty-nne companies formed, and to which commls. sions have been issued by the Governor within the last thirty days, making 263 companies ready for the field-a force not less than lS,000 vigorous men, now anx. lously awaiting orders to strike the com mon foe. There can be 50, 900 more rais- ed in less than month, should the exigen- cies of the service demand this contribution from Georgia. MiIledgeville Recorder
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
OUR WORK is we'll done, and our rate of charges as LOW as the LOWEST.

lg- Over six years experience in the Printing Bushes at Des Are, enables us to know and appreciate the wants of the public.
 Send your Job Work to- and buy your Blanks at the CITIZEN OFFICE. mrl3tf
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BUE E. MA VISTA STREET FOR SALE.

THE East half of LOT No 6, Block p, on Buena Vista street. in Des Arc, is offered Tor sale on reasonable terms. The building was formerly occupied by J. w. Wallace, as d Family Grocery. The location is one of the hest in town. For terms, &1c., apply to ian 18-tfl J. c. MohhlLL'
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

g- Our old customers are solicited to send us their work. Those who have not
 tried us are requested to give us call.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
J. c. MORRILL,.
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 Transient advertisements, one square (10
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 Persons advertising by contract, will be re- stricted to their legitimate business, and all notices. etc, charged as transient advertise
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 Publications intended to advance private in- terest will be charged at the regular rates of advertising.
 Simple announcements of Deaths, when the facts are furnished will be published as items of news but obituary notices and tributes of respect will be charged for as adverti sements,
 at half the usual rates. r5. Announcing candidates for State and
 District offices, ST; County offices, S5; Town- ship offices S3, invariably in advance. RT5~ Calls on persons to become candidates are charged at the usual rates, except when oetsons making the calls are subscribers to oar paper. Payment in advance. F1g" Political circulars chArged as adrer- tisements.
 GE5" Advertisements not ordered for spe- cihed time, will be inserted till forbidden, and charged for accordingly. N5gr All advertising to be paid for quarterly.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12

l~Thc following leu.r, which Gu puHucMys speah.
f.r itself was written rr hr Dean or thc Faculty of
uc Philadelphia College Of Moueuc--to the editors
Of uePac,dt Medical and Surgical journal, san Fran
cisco. for lu1 l.sIf.u:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
NO. 78.w
ljstcllaneoas.
HOST DIRECT ROUTE TO WASHlE.
20. 9SEHIG LIME
-BETUEEN-
DovynieviIIe and Virginia City.
THROUGH IN TWO DAYS!
E,rnlss Esn,r-loNiilc.

ea u-y, We are now making two round trips
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
No-Pnrtmersl,lia No.icc.
aMkEa
e 0Es SALE.

s-ra desirable n me-taad, situated on c ST,
between Hard aul F,uIth, no. 93. The
- .aU-. "a r... .t.aus aud substantial brick
"a r5 -c9u..lr.ag I've rooms above and i've in
tUs u-sums t ft.I- i-u rluM+, all conveniently ar
I3tHHsd. BOT aU hv l5l.
ALSO aajouusa laoi arl store, lot % by 1G0.-
Iu4nre DD o.. premises, No.95 street, east side.
apis
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
Fro1l1 Virgil,in az

Passengers asc ts-n o. stage steamboat SPRINGS
a.u i.ws's, through u two days ~ DoWni5yIle the
tiIrl day to Marl-N.l.e.
There is un suoy on this t9Utr, 5ut passengers are
guaranteed r'.ssaut tsiu n he time u4medi having
,Hc Hl .4u-s-c of uiat at the llot sulphur SPRING.
where Ht t. comforts uf good hotel found, with
ihe addition OF tIat iuviccratrE uNury bath iu the
Springs which aTe furnished with Che usual facilities
pertaining t1--ca places ofrss %.
ut2. I'm A. NETICEEB, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
MFRS. WIsSLoy

An cvreieno.tuuse ami .mWe physician, has
Goo,biuesyr for cullr.nt et.ln. vh .eh ueeuy ia
c.Itate 'hc rroccs. OF .etne, by sof;euing Size gums
reducing an juIanatiou-viu alias aN pain, en1 Is
sure @. re.u'a,. the q. wells. J. Ful rlal mothers
81 viii -tyere- TO yourselves and relief and health o
your infants. Pefr,,y sqr, IN al clses See adycr
t.,.mrnt I'm another celurn. uayl-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
AGEN 7,
San Francisco.

ORDERS f1r the purchusc Of Merchandise and art-
clos every description are solicited by the under
signed.
residence u Nis city of over ten years and an
utr..ra 100 tlc business of nearly the same length Of
..r.e one -dereI sufficient 10 warrant the conf
.,..eal persons in tte country who occasionally
81. atc purchases here. thrl ugh Tie agency Of
r,..tUie panty; or auo may be ioos,ug for perma-
mar Accent DO san Francisco. 70 either the adyer seT
offers its ,erca- assuring all Who Intrust orders to
. tatu0 ,49r sAaIi be spared 20 execute their COM
u .'als satisfactorily.
al Orders ua=t ls accompanied with the Cash or
C.'v Reference.
Those desiring araematon concerning the uuder-
-rucd are referred fo
Wa. I Coleman Co., San Francisco.
@ IHrsrv. Urn-c Is
FiEf, I.laouy Coz
Eos, reup,ef Gov
= au.Aou. & G To-. Onion Once, Sacramento,
An1 f0 thc pr. Hr.. TORS oftHv NArIoSAL DENoCRAT
q. E.-Order, for litchusry, piauoiVrtes, Melode-
ei- Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry, &c, will be
attended 10 by Cuuret.rf Judges.
l.. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
60 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite 5llgaIe's Opera House. san Francisco.
aU-t-t
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
No1Icu no snTTLEKs < OTHERS.
5psE 11xalr.Z'.li ANp TEE.RTT7

Ta9Ef 81 tAA8E.F N.sEf ND EAakkEt =
! sixth -tDTONS OF all the Pt NLIC LANDS,
~ ...... ,,.4r,,o or covered BY
grants aFs u.v open 90 location and sale the me
trru- a.tte r.st o the school Lands, 90 81 2 per
arrc. ~i'h cruu.t desired under the Act approved
A.rl 42l 1861
rf.-e4p..e v.l Gnlitto tl..tr advantage to with.
draw H.t.t I.t 'uI Itrus and per.lsse or The State
thereby ohinl.irscredt aud re.alrirF the purchase
-.ro.. FrrI
"rrHat.rs for locations 90 b, made &c tac Loca,
tua i.cut &C .l. H.t..t.
Settlers whose lauJs ar- offered for sale az the Gov.
.n,r0 0t,., ~ Iua. teAt should loose no time ia se-
cutting thar l.'at g.. W.. c. LBY,
s,at iae.Uue AGENT Marssvlle District.
N1sr Z t;B y street. -lrraue. %. apps Im
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
Efyegv Notice.

! ItNT u's dty .rl1 10 Mr. y. G. WILLIAMS a
/ uu. u4f .ie..,t lu U.e Piou,pr Stable, ana the
Livery business connected N.reH IN.
Mar. s. iue, April -l,h, 1851. 7. sEAWARD.
TIePon.er Liver, aul sale Stable win hereafter
le cou#uatrl lv tAc undersigned under the name and
hrnolSEAWALD d WILLIAMS.
THos sFAWAPD,
nr.s my sc WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL,
(JaeLscn street, a few doors above ,loutsomery)
SAN FRANCtSCO,
POSTER, PATTEN & co., Ptorrietors,

.e~.eA Is well known 20 the travelling re''ic MS a
t.ssi Frst-Clas- lotal iu every part cu'r. Prices
EtsSHt reasonable Epl:rg d, EcHued and E,i1r-
go n.Lei throughout. Table uu. passed iu
''.iq ci'~ Fine Suits Of oms fr - .
spriua and Hair Mattresses 10 every douIle and suse
room.
80" Our rorters Ialways b. faHna en- h0ari.Hs
,l steamer reaches the docl t1 take charge OF your
Rag-agc. and a Coach 10 convey You 90 tle H1'tl
j. q. FOSTER, late Parser steamer tuoc Sam.
d. X. PArrEN, late BooG-Eeeper Of the House.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
Il 0Ee SALE.

fgyW0 very Guc b1,llug lota. No~. and 4 In Block
d THG.e, Range b. h the cN of MAr5syile 'front.'
irl NaIoleon square GA the south For Terms, &c J..
apply tp-
"rftu T. ". HASKELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
YSVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
T. street. between 9Th and Stfl.
TEACHERS

IEACAlElSS
MRS p. c. POSTON... ........ ....... Principal
MISS MARY T.. JEWETT T................A Assistant.
MR.. n. BROOKS ...... ........ Teacher OF Drawing
VVNIIE Fourth Scholastic Year Of this Institution will
| commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1860
The year is divided into two Terms, Of twenty-five
weeks each, with short vacation Mt Christmas, and
a longer one during the summer months.
ur,ar Fngish Branches. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS o.
pr1,er, .......... ... 90
Ia,r,.yo,s eoch . ........ 90
paorrj inclrding Wasbina0 ............3 80 90
Wrsi piano Gnitor or Nelodian .......1O 90
n.aria mua,l G pointing. water Coors.. ..... 90
paintinS in Oh CnIors .................. 90
hessuiS ~ =" a. ''N' ....... o.
N'p Wpoard and Tuition payable every month in
advance No deduction made for abse 'ce, except in
cases of protraced sickness Each boarder is requr
cd to be furnished with beddng,s towels and napkns
silver spoon and fork. lySo
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12


...lrIiA I.urarv l5th, 1850.
To the clt1rs of tla Pacific Acl.ca JcrH1'-
GcatcnD: My aU.utiou hHs been caN.I to "n ait-
Gle in tn, December number uf your journal. 200 r.-a
+ tutle al euud,u degree granted Icy o., I..laat. t
College oi N,'.cucto ur. J.. .. C1Hu ny. ".er le
application tgr the ,"r-t Hts r'e 20 la fHeH'r+t t
was accompanied hy aadar1s ana Testimonials tl tle
cup.t tAtt nr. cap ly was ur.-'.r '#'aa'. N. %.
OF tc tuiHris n, I,~tf. lHa -rrvr4 ". -a-.- .u
gre i.aa.a. su atuv snl was % regular rraotu n.r
OF wglieiuc. On tIc strength % H...e tie degree
Vas rruu,cL The ad cu Is"i degree. a- .ft I:Ha i'1
plies. IT.. c.ai.r0ai uH -f"t.a'.. c.IY. HUJ gives us
uua privileges. Had there been 'He 81 hi.s' su-rl-
cian 90 inc uarty tHe Application would ,H.H been
r.If..I. Ht iu-.rti.. t'5 tH .ur journal t.H "..
Do au act of Justice 90 tie College Gai '.r t.ng
on Your, ,Nprt resi- I.cliuI s.. TT. hANht
D-9n oi lhe Eac4''y az tta Philadelphia taasr. %
McNtHt.
DIR Id CZAPKAY's private Nedirai and surecl
Ia ..sfe i,ou :.cl.i.H .H.'tu ,tHr.. h'.w 80
ouIoe.letlr rns.#. Hail S...u ir Cont IIt''- 'tirH
-Ju Fuurisco Ite Doctor Officers .rae consultations
HuH asts uYr .uuN.st'o. uI'..s De elects q cure.-
pMeehaal, tre-a9 4. 81. io9r. 81.
CErTrFgFI I'TE..-1, r.a oa'.t. .'ea. cav.
cruor 81 hungary, do testify hH.hT, that ht J.. J.
tlaIAay lH- served during t.e contest ..r Hungarian
lb-rlr, PCS Chef Sr-.on. iu tle lnu-aria1 aiuv,
viIIaHUu' peers. .1.rWre. Nh.reei have t.F.ufH
iiutIt c'rHae .t..aal recommend h'wtu N.+ ',na'-
uy attention ami protection OF alt t0o.e "uo Hfe ,'-
deserved i. .s.ortuuc. EO-stru lAJD~,
G..nfaaro. ues-Hrv.
WasHu,aIoS CRY. ran ctn 1862. ftl7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
piesos...iou ofco-FnEtlcrship.

Tg1uE co-palue.sh . heretofore EXISTING under the
4 g-. NJ .ratI larLet .s ll... s. 81 SOLVED by
uufull consent a. SEANARD,
la.ys,tHe, arl2.h. 1851. H.EABNETT.
Ai debts due and oWIuE 80 the late f-H to be pu.d
tn o. ..t#ar'. who viI c.riuut ile Livery business
it ae od stand, coratr of second street and Maiden
Iuur. tap.+-luI q. SEAWAED.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12

Passengers are taken hy sl' ie holss and mules
oNrU, MONDAY au4 itl lR>DAH, stopping the hrst
r.aAt.t BouA's Warm SnlrFlr Springs, in sierra
Valley. thence, next morning, ty Concord Coaches,
j-trr. .ueat Steamboat Slrugs) through to Virginia
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-12
Special 00tjrez.
RILIGIOTS.

Divine service vii coutiuue 10 be held at Major
Breden's on the Orovl,, road g miles f- "a Marys-
willie; at Jacsson La9ham's, on the Bangor road
miles from Nry-yi0c; aud az Phlp Churchvu'., on
the Long parroad. u ar ZtbHstc's. L. MAYO Viii
preach at the ab59s places On alternate Sunday, at2
O'Clock PM. al2jlm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

The FAMILY SEWING MAcMrSE.--We called
in at the office of Mr.. John A. Campbell, a
few days ago, and witnessed the operation
of his new Double Lock Stich Family Sew
ing Machine, and must con TESS that VIC were
more than pleased with its simplicity, and the
facility and ease with which 1t was worked.
We do not hesitate to say, that as far as
our judgment goes, this machine is the best
adapted to family use of any that We have
ever seen,-light, simple and durable,-it
is just the article that every. lady should
have in her house. One great advantage
about it is that it runs backwards or for
wars without interfering with the stitch, or
breaking needles or thread, and can be
changcd:from one motion to the other; with
out the least Inconvenience to the work. An
other advantage about it is that both
threads are used Immediately from the
original spools, without tire inconvenience
and trouble of re-winding. We would ad-
wise ull persons in want of n sewing ma
chine to give Mr. Campbell call, at his
office, in the store formerly occupied by Mr..
4 Shrek. oppnsitc the, Crutchfeld House.
Ho has several Machines yet on sale. Soc
his advertisement in this paper.
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Ma. BssoKsss,pss.--Aso sod I

4 Ms. BssckESRIpGs---A good deal Of in
auiry is heard regarding the position OF
this distinguished gentleman, The follow
ing extract from The Washington eorEespon-
dsaee Of the Baltimore Rzshange Is " the
point A..
had intended 10 refer particularly 70
the scene in the senate chamber on 'hs
occasion Of the speech Of Mr., breckenridge
in my letter Of yesterday, eu. vas oh,y
prevented by my having 10 get " IN 'as
mail at the proper seAsen' Il,
The galleries Of the aenate were lhrons-
ed with spectators eager TO hear the voice
Of Kentucky, Through her gallant aud hoh.
orable statesman, A greater NUMBER OF
ladies we're present than had ever bseh
known; many OF them were unable 10 pro-
cure seats. The Senators ceased all other
employ ment, aud dropping back. IN their
ARA chairs, paid all possible attention TO
the Kentucky Senator. About thirty mem
beers Of the House Of Representatives were
on the ilosr Of the Senate AMI when Mr.
breckenridge srose in his place, whisper
could have been heard in any part OF lhs
spacious Senate chamber,
IL was thrilling sight 10 see one man
arise aud boldly attack tho Administration
which has tue support OF oNeE l"'i'''
armed men, and live siNihs Of the Senators
OF The North, ready aud w,lllng 10 uphold
it's acts. say il was a thrilling spectacle
To see one man bodily and Indignantly de-
nunuce the actions OF Ilis unlimited power,
As he read the eosIliuIlun "a those men
who seek its overthrow, an time ani again
eoolly challenged them lorolule his state
mcnts, lao inspired those in tbs gallery
with an irrcprcssible feeling Of patriotism
tia, escaped in bursts Of applause.
When he alluded to the pe,ils which
were befosc ihe country, and exhosIe'l the
people 10 look to their contribution aud 1
their rights before Il shoa,d b. forever too
late, his voice lrembled, AMI by It's nncOn-
trollable modulalions il could be seen that
his emotions were not TO be easily restrain E
ed. Al the conclusion of his remarks, a
burst of sympathetic applause went up
from the galleries that was only represscd
by the remarks OF Mr.. Trumball, who adj
dressed the galleries on the score OF indie /
co.um.
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Qur S0ldlarS.

MessrS. Editors the impulslye nature
of our chivalrous citizens and Il little anbig-
uity in the orders of the Governor beng
likely to put many of our brave and impc,-
nous patriots to inconvenience | hope thit
o few words upon the subject may not be-
regarded as presumptuous.
Our EXECUTIVE designs to have the STATE
fully prepared for any emergency that may
arise, and deserves the highest eommenda-
ton for his energy in putting on foot or
CARNATIONS of the whole force Of the State.
How far he intends to carry on the war up
on The responsibility Of the State, do not
know or pretend to conjecture but think
his designs of the different organization of
troops may be easily unders ooa, and that
n little reflection may save our soldiers
much trouble and disappointment.
Volunteer enrolment and organization
is certainly the first object; and they will
be the first called ont and the first accepted
either in the Confederate or State Service.
And the members Of all volunteer conpa-
MES organized, duly reported 30 the Gov
ernor, and commissioned, are, and will be
privileged from the militia. The organiza-
ton OF. the militia, is undoubtedly a secon-
] dairy character of force, and will not be
called out or accepted until the volunteer
force has been exhausted; and no, only so, but
other volunteer companies may be raised
out Of the militia after it is organized, and
will be accepted first.
mako these remarks because have been
told that some little conflict has existed,
and perhaps still exists, between some of
The volunteer companies and the militia, rs
organized under the direction OF Gen Witt,
and because | hear militia officers peak ing
Of going into the first service that is de-
maadcd If am misinformed or mistaken
no harm results 10 apy.Jue, and the two
dissinct characters Of force will be better
understood.
The militia iscomposod Of citizens subject
40 military duty, aud It's organization is
cosnposed of Il who have not or do not
volunteer. Tho impe;ussiiy Of our brave
aoid.cr have put some to great trouble and
Inconvenience. They have marched long
distances, at their own expense, to join No
cuiloch, and have been rejected. Patience
is a great virtue. Let all our volunteers
!. wait with PATIENCE until thcrr arc called
u; BY duly commissioned officer of the
7 Confederate or State authorities, and then
saNey will not be disappointed, unless there
are more companies than the service de-
ynands.
4 If the war is proiracted to any consider
3 ahlq length Of time, we will all get to see
,}ervicc to our hearts content. IL an early
lesce should be concluded VIC shall be hap
~ 10 know that the effusion of blood has
!. t<sn stayed. JNO. NJ. CROCKETT.
Dallas, Aug. u, 1861.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr, John Robbins, who
has resided at this place for some siymonihs
past, died very suddenly At the Crutchdcld
House, on Thursday morning last, from an
attack OF ApoplOSy. lie WAS apparently
us well~s usual at break FAST time, aud was
attacked with Ct about 8 o'clock, from
which he died in about half an hour. Ey-
cry effort was made. to restore him, but
without avail, Tho deceased was native
of England, and resi- led for some time
in the city of Galveston, previous to com
ing to this place. lie was a plastcrer by
trade, and had followed that business in
Galveston, and designed pursuing it here,
but Indifferent health, during his stay kept
him confined to the house most of the time.
We believe he leaves no relative or conncc.
ton in this country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

Among our rorhcs At Manassas was a
flag, The Yankees deserted their flag fast
er than the hbiiu,s OF rue Carondclct
las Talk on Change says deserted their
when they heard tho news.
OH ANS SPECIAL MEssAGE.-The follow
ing is supposed TO be Old Abcs special mes
sage 10 Congress last Monday
Gentlemen NJ he scna can II Of Rcpres ,ntatlvos
Somebody is hurt.
ABE LTNKUM
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s<i}- See the advertisements u numerous
wants by 4, NJ. staekpOle. We cant emit
meraie, but look for yourselves.
S9- Col. u. Warren Stone, of this cOur

IeB- Col. u. Warren Stone, OF this eour-
~, reached home from RICHMOND, Va on
Monday evening" in fine health and spirits,
having left that city on the ID inst, Tho
Col. has full authority from the cOnIede-
rate Government 10 raise regiment Of
Mounted men for immediate service under
Ben MccullOeh. Every preparation ismado
for supplies from the Government. The
regiment will be mustered In as soon as IL
can be organ nod, for TIVE We months.
We are indebted to The Col. for 6le Of
Richmond papers, from which We shall cx-
trac largely for our next issue.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

TIE STATE OF TEAAS.'
To the Sheriff Of Denton Comfy Greeting :;
NOU are hereby commanded, that you
Il summon, by publication Sarah L. snort,
whose residence is unknown, to be and APP
pear before the District Court, to be holden
in and for the county OF Denton. at the
Court House thereof III the town of Denton,
ON the third Monday after the first Monday
in August next, thea and there to answer
the pctition of J. {, Short filed in said
court against the said 5. i. Short, and al
lodging in substance as lollowS to-wit:
That on the Is; day OF August la5., the
said ]. C. Short was legally married to the
said s. f. Short aud lived with Ler as his
wife until some tine in October Of the same
wear. when she, the said 5. Z. Short, left the
board and bed of him, the said j. {. Short,
her husband, without proycca!ion upon his
mart whatever. and sbscRted herself during
Inc time OF foar months. and did during that
time live in adultery with other meu; aud
that she returned TO him again about the
first OF March, 1852, aail very soon aftcr
left him again, aud is now sojourning in
paris unknown TO the said petitioner.
Herein full not, bat have you then and
there before said coslrt, this wit, with your
return thereon endorsed, showing how you
haze executed the same.
Witness ny hand and the seal
Sc IL Aof said court. Given at Office in
VI o/Denion, July 18Th, i. D. Ie5l
J. B. FORD, Dist Clerk y. {. Texas.
Issued duly * 1851. }. B. FORD,
Dist. Clark Dtnfon county, Teas
csne 10 hand safne day issnsd. Mrs =
E-ShoI1 will please take net.ce ard appear
in accordance with ihe above citation.
C. e. DOUGHERT1. shofiai
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EsTRN NOTICES.
N~N~~DlIi.As COUNTY.

FaKES ar ~ a. : Parish. snl sslrsysi tsiars
NJ 80. f,.a. sns oh 3 o. pAkA--Jrs : iaFse
IN ma ngEEk, siia hclns, las at-sai ~ n-nA,
ndis - o. ~ iu.i a ihl fii nhi.e 49,. iaap
81 l,,-r al ~ hgiQli 90 and Rl4r IA IA te Tighis
~ iali- i1g.sis atls tLn eheI i nj Nih ssiae
l.Ais ~ iis tk All ID, shir Ease nasTked crop
"a s.lrh s.lt >, lilia the Ian bTaHisl VA iLe
ristt lif, ~ sears GA Appraised Al sii i5ii
IE0. n. LANs, Ci'k, u. q. u q
Nv NM. "A. fHaaAs nepniy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
THE STATE or TENAS,
COUNTY or DALLAS.


II ana ls,-.Hi cffc.r f sud comfy G'ectns
d nU are hereby commando TO summit
y p. skinner. by qualification in 'h'
Dallas Herald. TO be and appear before ne
james Thenias, Jnsiicc OF the feace =
ary ag said county county Of Dallas, prs
rifc, No ;. at NV Office, an the last Satu,
dsy in August 1871, bs,Neea the hours
Ton arloes 4. II. and two ocieek p y. Z
al Ssv 70 answer SIC complaint " le'
rurrcr' Of a plea oi.dcbt daeby note iu IL,
@,-, ~ SiS. Hc:ein fail not &c execute an
r,tarn rs tic Law directs. Given uuee-
nv hand ihis bib day of Augrs- 1851
- JAMES THoNAsf5.F.
Came - had he sarss day iesaf3; -
eeuiei by or-sfinEf i'silces.S'i "a 10 ~
Herald fer ihreo Successive. NetAsl "a ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
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