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The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

CosT OF BoNBARDrSG.-Al letter from Charles
ton to the " o. Delta gives the following item
of the expense to be incurred in the siege Of
Sumter
"Every gun fred from Fort Sumter costs, on
an average, thirteen dollars. Every gun fired
by the State will be an average expenditure Of
nine dollars. A prominent officer of Fort Moul-
trie informs me that, by a close calculation il
has been ascertained that when its batteries
open the cost per diem to the State, at that fort
alone, will exceed s15, 0OO Pretty heavy, that.
But this is the surest way of mastering the fort,
and we had better spend money than lives in its
acquisition"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

FOLLOWING NosE.-An item can be
picked up "about loose" occasionally. Here
is one:
B. and ". meeting on the street
B.-What are You following now, W.
W.-Following my nose.
B.-Then you are unintentionalIy living
up to the Old Scriptures.
W.-How's thatl
B.-Why, through spiritual influences You
are following 'Pillar Of fire"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Youth and Love.

I often think each tottering form
That limps along in life's decline,
Once bore heart as young, as warm,
As full of idle thoughts as mine
And each has had its dream of JOY,
His own unequaled, pure romance,
Commencing when the blushing boy
First thrills at lovely woman's glance.
And each could tell his tale Of youth,
Would think its scene of love evince
More passion, more unearthly truth,
Than any tale before or since.
Yes they could tell of tender lays
AT midnight penned in classic shades,
OF days more bright than modern days,
OF maids more fair than modern maids.
OF whispers in a willing ear,
Of kisses on a blushing cheek,
Each kiss each whisper, far too dear
Our modern lips to speak.
OF passions too untimely crossed;
of passions sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost
And buds that blossomed but to fade.
OF beaming eyes and tresses gay
Elastic form and noble brow,
And forms that all have passed away,
And left them what we see them now.
And is ii thus ?-is human love
So light and frail thing'
And must youths brightest visions move
Forever on Times restless wing?
Must all the eyes that still are bright,
And all the lips that talk of bliss,
And all the forms so fair to sight,
Hereafter only come to this9
Then what are earth's best visions worth,
If we at length must lose them thus'
II all we value most on earth
Ere long must fade from usg
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
No Sabbath.


In "Prize Essay on the Sabbath" writ
ten by a journeyman printer in Scotland,
there occurs the following striking passage !:
"Yoke-fellows think how the abstraction
of the Sabbath would hopelessly enslave the
working classes, with whom we are identi-
fed. Think of the labor thus going on in
one monotonous, and continuous, and eternal
cycle, limbs forever on the rack, the fingers
forever playing, the eyeballs forever strain
ing the brow forever sweating, the feet for
ever plodding, and brain forever throbbing,
the shoulders forever dropping, the loins for
ever aching, and the restless forever sche-
ming. Think of the beauty it would efface,
of the mcrry-heartedness it would extin-
guish, of the giant strength it would tame
of resources of nature that it would exhaust
of aspirations it would crush, of sickness il
would breed, of the projects it would wreck
of the groans it would extort, of the graves
it would prematurely dig. See them toiling
and moiling, sweating and frettjng, grinding
and hewing, weaving and spinning, sowing
and gathering, moving and reaping, raising
and building, digging and planting, unload
ing, storing, striving and struggling-in the
garden and in the granary, and in the barn
in the factory and in the mill, in the shop
on the mountain and IN the ditch, on The
roadside and in the wood, in the city and il
the country, on the sea and on the earth, il
days Of brightness and in days of gloom
what sad picture would the world Presen
II we had no Sabbath !"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
- zee -
Fr0m We CNdFEesfI
Freedom.

Freedom! it's a glorious word,
Known to the brave and true;
Our fathers won it by the sword
Thus will their children do.
Sons of the South arise
With hopeful hearts, and cry
God and the right forever,
To conquer or to die!
Oh! We whose homes are lighted
With sweet affections smile,
Let not those homes be blighted-
Stand stand in thought awhile.
Oh would ye have your loved ones
In meek subsection sigh9
Nay, rather shout forever
To conquer or to die!
The Lone Star now shines brightly,
And sister stars will rise
To give increasing beauty
To Freedoms sunny skies.
Then through our Southern Union
Loud shout the exulting cry
God and the right forever,
To conquer or to die! CARRIE.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

The Prince of Wales is likely to be re-
membered in the British provinces. At a
town in Canada West, where he partook Of
a mutton chop at a wayside inn, the PrOpri
etor now parades over his own door the
words-"John Johnson, Purveyor to His
Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Members Of the Southern Congress:

ALABAMA.
R. w. Walker, Florence, Alabama.
R. NJ. Smith, Mobile,
J. L. NJ. Curry, Talladega,
w. P. Chiffon, Montgomery,
S. F. Hale, Eutaw,
Colin J. McRae, Mobile,
John Gill Shorter, Eufaula,
David p. Lewis, CORTLAND,
Thomas Fearn, Huntsville,
FLORIDA.
Jackson Morton, Milton, Florida.
J. p. Anderson, Monticello,
J. p. Owens, z. o. Marion Co. E"
GEORGIA.
Robert Toombs, Washington, Georgia.
Howell Cobb, Athens, a"
Francis S. Barlow, Savannah,
Martin s. Crawford, Columbus,
Eugenius A. Nisbet, Macon, 4"
Benjamin H. Hill, La Grange, &"
A. Il. Wright, Rome,
Thomas r. r. Cobb, Athens,
A. II. Kenan, Miledgeville,
A. III. Stephens, Charlottesville,
LOUISIANA.
John Perkins, Jr., Ashwood Madison Par.
A. d. Clouet, st. Martnville.
ID. F. Kepncr, New River, Ascension Par.
Charles II. Conrad, New Orleans.
Edward Sparrow, Providence, Carroll Par.
II. Marshall, Black Jack P. o., De Soto p.
MISSISSIPPI
Wiley P. Harris, Jackson, Mississippi.
Walker Brooke, Vicksburg,
w. S. Wilson, Port Gibson,
A. NJ. Clayton, Holly Springs,
w. s. Barry, Columbus,
James 7. Harrison, Columbus,
J. A. P. Campbell, Kosciusko,
South Carolina.
r. B. Rhett, ST., Charleston.
r. w. Barnwell, Beaufort.
L. NJ. Keitt, Orangeburg c. II.
James Chestnut, Jr., Camden.
G. G.. Mcmminger, Charleston.
w. Porcher Miles. Charleston.
Thomas F. Withcrs, Charleston.
w. w. Boyce, Winsboro, Fairfield Dist.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Students Of the University,
1872 broadway, New York,

h"-
nFFERS his services as agent for the supply. oil
" books of every description, American and for
cgn, in large or small quantities. for college, school,
society private libraries His arrangements Tor
the prompt importation Of books and periodicals from
England and the continent OF Europe, are compile
all orders will be sent out Immediately ON their receipt
and executed by return of steamer Single works
forwarded. if desired by mail or express Foreign
works, and also scientific apparatus, &C., imported
for educational institutions free OF duty.
ID. V. Ms prepared also to execute orders for the
printing of catalogues, addresses, programmes OF ex-
hibtion, cards OF invitation, examination papers in
ancient and foreign languages, and all similar jobs on
behalf of colleges and he will furthermore attend to
the engraving of diploma plates, the preparation OF
decorations and medals for prizes, the getting up oil
banners and other insignia for literary societies ana
in general whatever, in the operations of educational
institutions, requires a resort to the art skill Of
large cities.
Having had much experience in agencies oil TINS
nature having for many years transacted business for
southern colleges having been citizen of the South
himself and having an extensive acquaintance in the
southern States he feels confident of being able to
give satisfaction to all who may desire his services.
Reference may be had to the Faculty of the Uni
versity of Mississippi, to the Hon. Jacob Thomp
son Secretary of the Interior
The following are the titles of few Of his owr
indications -
D'ArBuIssoN's TREATISE or HYDRAULICS, for ths
use of Engineers Translated from the French, and
ndaptrd to the English Units of Measure BY Joseph
Bennett Civil Eng ] vol. Svo, cloth, 1925.
Lr. Cor. BrRNs' NAVAL AND MILITARY TEcHNIcAf
DtcrloNAkY OF THE French LANGUAGE. In two parts
FrcnchEnglish and English French, with Explanations
of the various terms ! vol crown Svo, 81. 80.
The SIEGE OF RoNARsUND, 1854, Translated from
the French by an Army Officer Illustrated by Maps
and plans i vol. I2no., cloth, IS
Tug CoyTRaCroR's MANUAL AND BUILDERS PRIeE.
BooK, Ey A. b. though, Architect vol lsmo, soc
Tur LAW or FREFnoM AND BoHp4GE IN THE UNI
TED STATES By John Goldman Ilurd In volumes.
WooTrrry on TUE ARcn-Treatisc on the various
Elements of Stability in the wellproportioned Arch,
! With numerous Tables of the Ultimate and Actual
Thrust By Can't. d. p Woodbury., L. s. Corps
Enpineers vol Svo. eng1ayncs cloth, $3.50.
! itrrERs on COLLEGE GovERNNrNr AND COLLEGIATE
EprcATIoy. BY Rev. F. A. j. Barnard, Ii D., Pres
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

QUizzIcAL QUERIEs.-In what vehicle did
the man ride who was "driven frantic r
When a man revolyes much in his mind
does it make him dizzy If all things arc
for the best, where do the rations for the
second best come froml What is the ex-
act width Of broad grini
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

A BRILLIANT young gentleman remarked
to lady with whom he was bowling, 81
think, Miss, that You would make capital
baker" "Indeed, sir; Why" because
you make such excellent rolls"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Confederate States of America
Provisional Government.

PRESIDENT OF THE CoNFEDERAcY,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI
VIcE-PREsIDENr,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
Secretary of State,
ROBERT TOOMBS, of Georgia.
Secretary of the Treasury,
C. G. MEMMINGER, of South Carolina.
Secretary Of War,
L. p. WALKER, Of Alabama.
Postmaster General,
II. 7. ELLETT, of Mississippi.
Attorney General,
J. P. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

MOLLY was telling an absurd dream, when
her mistress exclaimed, "You must have
been asleep when you dreamed such stuff as
that ~ "No, indeed, ma'am." she replied,
tartly, 81 was just as wide awake as l am
this minute"
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

A CORRESPONDENT, sending us marriage
notice, says: estates may go out of the
Union, but men and women go in" The
Lord have mercy on both parties.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

A FRIEND was lately asked the question,
"what is your fighting weight " 81 will
wait long while before do any fighting"
was the response.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
WARREN p. ANDERSON,
MADISON McAFEE,
L. c. TUPPER.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

OLD Abe, like blind horse, has been
feeling his way to Washington.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

Hoop died composing-and that, too, a
humorous poem. He is said to have remark
ed that he was dying out of charity to the
undertaken who wished to urn lively Hood
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

SOMEBODY says that the prcttiest trimming
for woman's bonnet is a good humored
face.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

High Court Of Errors and appeals
C. p. SMITH, CHEF JUsTIcE.
A. A. II. HANDY, JUSTICES.
w. l.. HARRIS, ''
SAM'L LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
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Rosewood and Ebony.

Inlaid writing-Desks, crk-boxes, and Dressing
cases.
4 choice assortment Of Pocket Cutlery, Of Rogers
and Wostenholm's make.
Hair Brushes. Nail Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Comb
Brushes and Clothes Brushes. Toilet and Pocket
Combs.
fill assortment Of Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders,
Comestiques, Extracts, Pomades, &c, together with
an endless variety Of Fancy Goods.
Orders for Books and Music sent weekly to New
York and Philadelphia. soPl2 -sm
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Government of Mississippi.
FEBRUARY lsT, 1861,

GovERYoR-JOIIN J. PETTUS.
SECRETARY OF STATE-C. a. BROUGIIER
AuDIroR-E. II. BURT
ATTORNEY GENERAL-T. J. WHARTON.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Flour! Flour!!

ION SACKS Choice Family Flour-Just received
1UU and for sale by X. L. DOYLE
100 BUSHELS Com Meal in Store and to arrive.
lUU For sale by Z. E. DOYLE.
IN BBLS. Extra St. Louis Flgur-For sale low
,DU at z T. DOTIE'S.
~ BBLS. Irish Potatoes
ID For sale by r. E. DOYLE.
4 n BBLS. Choice Onions in Store and
III For sale BY r. Z. DOYLE
BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE &C, fresh weekly
arrivals-AnythiRg you want
For sale Al RE DOTLES.
Oct %, 'so-tf:-2l.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

WHEN you dispute with fool, he is very
certain to be similarly employed.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
School Books
Blank Books,

Writing Paper Ink, Pens States and a large variety
of Fancy Stationery direct from the Manufacturers.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Music,

A fresh assortment of New and Popular Pieces.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Window Shades and Fixtures,

IN entirely new supply of the latest styles.
WALL PAPER AND BoRDERING-Flre-Boar
Paper aud Window Paper.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06

FLOUR AND NEAL
For sale by GEO. D. ZEE
Juns-2O-l-Sn
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-06
Pictures,

For Grecian Painting, Colored Pictures, Picture
Frames and Moulding.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
Administering, Voltl.

p.us. r,-a- Na-.t o.. ssi---rz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
E. NJ. StackpoIc's Ady't's.
Rail Road Corner Revived

ylNIlE subscriber has returned with an cn-
4 tire new stock of all kinds of Goods,
which ho is prepared To sell on good terms
To his old friends and customers and To the
public generally. All ask is a fair share
of that custom so literally bestowed before
the fire. have NO old goods lo"ilcr M old
remnants tn work OIL but NY stock IL fresh
and clean, and can and will sell goods as
low Us any one dare To in this market
FOR THE C.i,SU
II sell goods on II credit, Il will be from
January LIST to July LIST, and from July till
Christmas, and shall expect To have II fair
profit, as no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come and ss me and Look NJ my goods
whether you buy or not. shall not charge
you anything for looking, hut will take q
pleasure in showing. T.. VI. SrACkrOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
Dallas County Steam DlStillery,
AT CEDAR SPRINGS.
s.nEnus "a Arm NSTEn DIRE

w
UnlE subscribers have now III operation
their new nisiillcry, and are prepared
to ill orders for PURE WHISKY, iuluan
title. to suit pmchNrcrs, from 10 gallon
key ,onuy reasonable number of barrels
All Whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man
fractured ~ orr establishment We will war
ran, pure of any and all drugs orpois"nous
substances.
The pis,illcr lone Of the partners with
nm experience of some Ii years in the bust
ness fclls confident that his liquors f"rpnal-
ity and purcncss recommend themselves
TO all who arr fond Of good article. Come
and see for your yourselves.
Grain If all kinds taken in exchange at
the Distillcry.
Orders addressed to the subscribers will
meet prompt attention.
Eas" No Liquors rctailcd nj the Distillcry,
or sold in less 0unmltic, than Legations.
q. Il. WHEELER X co.
Dallas, Texas. December II, 1860. lo-''m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
ARGYLE BITTERs.

1 ssrs R.msly .ior Dyspepsia. Cao!erd, Di-
arrAesa, DsRisrg, SEX Haiiske NgAi
Swtds, G,hsri D.bhtg, gsd Il, aHrpd.lai
Ms.
yaynHSE ELEGANT mTrERS ARE re-,
culiarly adapIe'l tpa Warm climate, and
every person desiring health, strength and
protection fi,,m the diseases inc.deHI I" 'he
climate sh0mll use Them,
Hrscas airIar.I ia i.ir, AMI FEELING the
hand III Fine weighing heavily nPnn lhenii
with all iis attendant ills, will hnd IN the
use uf the BiIiers AN EliAir than will ihsilll
new life into Ileir veins; fesIore, Ia mra-
sure, the energy and aplur of mnre youthful
days. buill up their shrHnkcn farms, aud
give health and happiness to their remaining
years,
II is well established fact, that fully enc
halt NJ the female partition uf "ur population
are seldom In the enjoyment or good health,
az, 10 use their "WH expression, "ueVeT feel
we'll They are langud, devoid nr all encr-
gy, eNIremcly nervous anllaye no anne
lite. To this class uf myalils, these bitter,
are especially recommended. Their l,ecu-
culiar Tonic AMI invigualiug properties rcn-
der them inVincible ia such eases,
Persons visiting districts harrassctl annu-
ally with Fewer and Ague, an any Fever at
a bilious nature, will lind HAT by the timc-
ly use of nne ar two battles, they will nat In
one instance take the disease, a' the Hi''ers
will rcnoNalc aud strengthen Ill system,
aud carry the bile oi, in its natural channel
T., Il, WllEElOrK & 60,
In,paTfsTs and n'kolfsalc HrHggisis, ~ ,NIYg-
ghs ~, opposite h@ .lrcmie Nohi, ,N'T 0r-
IfIms, G,RfTR Thoirsdi- .lgrHts. -li'o s"ti
be- j. WRIGHT 4 49,, .No, II CHmhes 81,
y. ~, Gnd m hdihis IN
NOV. al-7:ly, u. u. THOMAS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
Notice 10 Officers.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

i |
County OF DALLAS.
NNIlEREAS, by an ordinance ofthe Con
w vcntion, adopted at Austin, on the
l4th day of March, a. ID. 1861, all the Off
GERS of the State are required to take the
oath therein prescribed, and that the Chief
Justices, on the receipt of said Ordinance,
shall Immediately notify the officers in their
respective counties thereof, 49,
Now, therefore, |, j. NJ. PATTERSON, Chief
Justice in and for the county and State
aforesaid, do hereby notify all officers in
this county, that they are required by said
Ordinance, to take said oath within forty
days from the date Of said Ordinance
Should any officer fail or refuse to take said
oath within the time prescribed, his office
shall be deemed "and held vacant as though
he were dead, or had resigned
~ Given under my hand and the
vi Sin Dallas, this 26th day of March
1861. j. NJ. PATTERSON,
T25: limo. CLIFF Justice,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
AlrnYeai :!

C,TEtFED from the subscriber, on the
GS24tn Fen last TWO SOrrel Mares, and
Il twa-yu1r-oid horse Mule. One of the
mares IL q deep red sorrel, five years old
this Spring, the other is Il light chestnut
sorrcl, Will star and small blaze in her
face, and IS slightly hip-shot. | do not
shmk either IS handed. The mule is a
coal black with lite nose; he has been
latc,v roacbcd and trimmed; no brands
ANY information of he stock will be liber'
aIIyrevardei My oldrcss is Breckenridge
pallas CO. Texas.
John CHENAULT.
March jtn. lSCl-23:lm.@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
Administrators &uiTGG.

VlNll ~ undersigned. having nrr' ar..ln"'
B ut the Fcbrury Term, \ 3. t-pi 90. .rr
Probate Court, OF Dallas county Ad'a1.t
traitor of the estate of Ra '.In 40 DEACON,
deceased this is thcrclorg t. give % r.. n
pei sons having claims again sril r- 49," 'N
present the same duly allib ',~.1.Ht. 'r 'Ht.
within the lime prescribed = !"F pr N'sr
will be barred; and all per rs H5.Hi"t 81"
said estate are notified to ,.l" forward lp~
med;a;cly and make paymt't.
GEO. 49,. CT GSE.
'miTuatvr.
Dallas, Texas, March 9th ''GI.--"....~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-03
No. l21.
JOHN b. YORK.

w. B. TUCKER. f.--,
TO the Sheriff of Tarrant Co., Greetings
NOU are hereby commanded that you
summon, by publication in the Dallas
.JJerald, n newspaper published in the
Town If Dallas. Dallas co, Texas. William
Rorbour Tucker whose residence is I'M
Enown. 70 he and orrcar before the Dis
tr;ct Court 70 he holden in and for the
ooIrt,, Of T,rront Mt tbc Court House
tl,oroor in tho Town of Fort Worth ON thc
XII, NopIoy n ftcr .be 4tb Monday in March
A II 1871 then and there to answer tho
nntition of John b. York. filed in said court
aae,o;nst thc said William Harbour Trckcr
and allering in substance as follows to-wit
on the Bird fay ut Mas 1889, the said John
r. York ora william E.rbour Tucker on.
toro1 into an event, ,ogtract for the OK
change of 1850 acre b. Iand, that Oh. Tia
On i'll Ard dov Of Mr. the aid Tucker made
a,,J oxoomtrI H.. l,nd Tor title to one hun
Jrcd aud si,i ,cra. .r and, situated obout
4 niles Snutb nj worth and more full
u, dcscribal il, bond, which is on re-
corJ in iln 10, Clerks office of Tarrant
eoiu ~ NJ. n .,c n and on tho same
dow 10 .,il .Io n York executcd to the
/ ga Tnc,.,,. hi. ,l r,r tile to 100 acres of
Land sitr,,cd ohopr lilies North of Fort
Wor,h uJi,i, il now t,,lIv described in the
Rond vii, f. am ,sc,r.I in tho said Bool,
/ q poac Nh. netir;oncr CHARGES that the
soid Ticker has no title to tho said l6O
! ooros Of Iond 4 miles south Of Eort Worth
nc oforosoid and that bc cannot mako ne
,;t;opcr n oood and valid titlc to said land
ei'i S .t. AZ oons;dora,;a CIV, Ill neti.
-" oo,,,oJ HE hord 10 81 Tnoi,or for
1Go acres of land. 4 miles South of Fort
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAs COUNTY,

TAKEN ~ ~ ChaEl,s heLkyE sni Il -.
f.reil n G'auarEva, k,i,. gi.e On = ~ "a -, g.
4 rain YELLOW and Will ,,ir.''isT a RED
uEIAlIEn aud flpkh s,Hia Nhis lh =. 20
aLity 49,, sll4ii hsEas ~ Afs's - =, 80 -7,
sFop au4 sal.I ~ "a ,hI zen ~ "a. =, s
TAEEN IP ~ Wa, q Asls -iai s'li.l,n -
E1i-Ti M .rud,, IA, oHe s1hshL hWssL, -,
ilaHr Ia ihr t'IshsAl' - ,i-st Lira M NLite
~ M, T..stgr ivini, sio,at ~ isni' h'sh' ~'''
AraTs ,,ids appraised ~ : - .-aas
TAKEN IP n CynIhia Nesi aHd rsiTalsi .a'i,I"
- S',Tt.k ~. ,alr PALE kkhtiA, AssTs Oh,
,s1t IA 80, ~ TshI and un1rIi "a ihr h'ii saT,
d-uiaIlsi lrap, IN ga AZ T'Eh' AAa' "a ~, va
h.alir ana TT "a, ihr IA hip' allIais1i t. SD
VAkEN IPhy T. n siain,an, sni ,'lTa'ri l'ef'Ts
4 \ saith, Esi, iaiT ~ nAtA- Nhe sI''~n
~ tl-y tls ~'hrr hTnNn Nlih salar NhN ~,
him ,srh Swan, ~ m',H,' ~ ~ L 49,,
NJ, me- risht Mn Is'int 1T Ihr right here ~ raTh
,.u-iuh Als1 ui,r Nrllos nA, s ssars ,Ai ,a-rSri
rr,I uni,T'il zui hac Ia ra,h ar aAnA,d -. sh
thrirR hI- l-,int ~ ihr right here san.l "a, Aisa
t,.iT 81 iNI.N, our IAlr rel ard Nhiie Piiri' !"
.ssr, oli Isinls II sagh bora sasi ~ 's IAsl 'nf
in lhr IN AR, an nndeT-h.'l 'r'i, "a ~ ''sh,'
branded M un a., len hii, aud lssn ihr right Al
=, l.r hrAu AN Nilh stir Nhiir IA llir t.'r snl ga
Inc isll, sr,ru yraTs Ud naTLri ru'r snd 10" slls
Ia rLs Tishl ear anl sn.r" a the tea saT' ,,snd'l
With hgaTi ua ilr Iighl hih a.
GEu, ", LAWS, q, &, q, L. a, Z,
DENTON COUNTY,
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no LTarri.. Appraised Z" ~
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high llasr facr lhTrr white feet aud 'h'' ,Tti'
Appraised 10 slh. ,,,., =, =,
benton, Mtuh l'ih' 1851,