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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16
For the Standard.
THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT


As no Convention believe has been spoken of or
suggested for the action of the second Congressional
district thus leaving it open for the people to select
for Their support that man whom they may believe
will be best qualified to serve them and their coun-
try's interest the ensuing first permanent Con-
Eress Of the Confederate States:
Therefore, take this method to suggest the name
Of l. H. B. Whitaker, Esq, of Halifax County, TO
the voters Of the district to fill that responsible po-
sition Mr. Whitaker is gentleman ripe in years,
well posted in whatever pertains to the great inter-
ests Of the Southern Confederacy. Possessing much
mental caiibre of great moral worth, unassuming,
yet fully alive the preservation and rapid advance
ment of the Confederate government He was
classmats of the late President James X. Polk, and
was twice supported by the old Democratic party of
his county for State Senator. The interest of the
second Congressional district well as that of the
whole South, could not be trusted TO the care Of
more sble, faithful honester man as representa-
tive. 1. /.
Wilson, n. c., Oct 9th, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16
TO the following COnsigDees for the week end
ing October 5th. 1851.

To the following ConsigDees for the week end.
ing October 5th, 1861.
GoldsborO-SC Sleght, W o'Neal, Lam. Fields. ca
Son, Pragg, II Priyett, w Darden, Mrs Clsex. x
Emery, d & Bros John Everett w & W., w Oliver j
Co., Chas carrpli, Jas Parro Parrot Long BrUS Su
Hawks, T Granger, Starngian1, Mary Strickland
a Riggs, Smith, j Whitfield, r Howell, R
Dyer; Royal, G W Moore, W Ii Borden, D
Raieigh-EC., wH&RS Tucker. l. W Peck, WV
Boylan, G Lewis MIburn Paper MIL G A LASH J G
Washington, Capt A BledsOe, Mrs d Caraway, 70
HiIlsboru'-Prde Jones. DR. strudwick, DR. Wilson, .
Hooker. H Wood. N Manly
Sm'th6eid Major Saunders 49,.
Graham-Albright q Bason, J Longest.
@, GreensbOFo'-W Britain, c hcAdoo Capt. John
Miliedgeville- Yadkin Man Company.
LOuis6urg-Wm CIuss. -
Mlton-J Wilson,
Durhams-S U Umstead. Jones Patterson
Co. Shops Chapman, A Perkins.
Richmond, Wv B Jones 4 Co. SPOTS & Harvey, l.
d Co, JAS BrumwelL Enen. Drewry. A Morris.
wiln:ngtOn-Hart { bailey, 0 s Baldwin. Capt Muir.
ply. =. -.
McLean>yilIe JAS Rankin
Nahunta--Wm Eaircioth.
Wilson-W Moore, Warren Barnes,
Portsmouth, ya--Prur n b Webster.
Petersburg, Va.-Tappy Luussden, J kirkland, A"
Siatesvie-J w StocioD.
Elkin-Eikn Mani Co.
Rowan Mills-John FDard.
Charleston-H RHssel. .-ase.--
Smitb6eld-MK Ga1tham, e-s- -. -
Clayton--T X Long.
mond ~ y e--
High Point-A Tomlinson. s = ~
: Lneoluton-H w Guion
Ashyiiie--W Coleman.
Mrrganton--R Q Pearson. ss-s4zsl
= Chaflotte-C Shields 49,,
TaJboFo'--J j Fender. ,asss- -
. Thomasville-LI Thoma1 -5sss -
q Narrentpp- ~ SchlOss.ss
Ridgeway--JUhn MOrneys = $40
October L. lS6l. - 80 -, sza 80 91-1t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16

The Raleigh Standard ayows and utters the opin-
ion-a daring heresy-that an agent appointed to
purchase horses for military service, should be q
good judge of horses!
Did any one ever suppose such condition? On
the principle exacting and iastidious friend
of the Standard would require some acquaintance
with the provision market and the provision trade
in Commissary, some knowledge of clothing in a
Quartermaster, and generally some qualification be-
yond blood, relationship, or geography, fol every
officel .
Are We ready for such an order of things -
Charleston Courier.
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which political and poIsicaI action in our
ecclesiastical conrt8 are fn.bring forth. dare not
otnit saying tbs. wouid lift my poor voice and
warn my countrymen, and especially my country
men in the more blessed citizenship Of Zion. May
God raise mightier voices than mine everywhere,
sound the alarm before al our churches are made
fearful and scandalous specfacles of strife and con-
fusion and Gods blessed Spirit is griesed utterly
aWayi ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

To ALL " HUM IT MAY CUNCERN.
l. Save all the powder and lead
2. Keep your guns in good order
B. Use Iron Ties in baleing your cotton.
t. Save all your old corn bags
o. Dry all your fruit.
g. Put up okra and tomatoes for the army.
+ z. Plant all your turnip seed.
s. Save every blade of grass.
8. Catch your stray pigs and fatten them
10. Pickle all your pigs feet when you kill them.
II. Write often to your friends in the army
H. Pray all the time for them and for the triumph
of our arms. -,
10. If any of them have fallen, do not go into
mourning on their account. Black clothing ipjnrcs
the health depresses the spirits Of the wearer, and
casts a gloom over the whole community withoW
doing any real honor to the glorious heroes who
have died for the country. - Tuscaloosa Observer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16

be panic stricken and demoralized There VIII be
no fght here, and If there Is aothsng but bravery
will be required aud our boys az home are brave
As any ii the world al We ask Is to exchange
places wfththem, and place themin position where
they can do as much as We can, and take one where
we think We can do more for North Carolina and the
Confederacy, than under existing circumstances they
possibly can do t---ss u.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16

The election held here on Tuesday last for field
officers Of the I'D Regiment North Carolina Militia,
resulted in the choice of John G. Mcsae Colonel
No person having received majority of all the
votes casesfor Lieutenant Col. or Major, there was
no election.-WM Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16
For the Standard.

.E For the Standard
Mr.. HoLDES:-The Electoral Ticket suggested in
the Standard Of the 9Th inst meets my cordial and
hearty approval; and am truly sorry to perceive
that my much esteemed friend of the Register has
thought it his duty TO slghtly rary from your re-
e0namaadation& Respectfully, L.
3 Wake County, Oct a. 1851 - = sa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16

We learn that F. NJ Parker, late Captain in the
First Regiment n. G. Volunteers has been, chosen
Colonel Of the Soth Regiment, Col Bell having
declined the election rendered to him. We believe
Mr.. Parker is still at Yorktown We do not know
whether he accepts or not-WiL Journal
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GEO. w. BBOUNT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar LAW,

" IISOn :, N. c.,
"ILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him IN Nash, Wilson. EdgcOmbe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb q, 1851. l5-w6swly.
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LARGE STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING
AT
HARDIN G'S.

HAVING PURCHASED fFoR CAsH)OF
La Messrs. SCOTr 4 HARRISON, of Petersburg, Va
their entire stock of superior Is
ssREADY MADE CLOTHING"
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, shall have opened
and ready for sale, in few days the most desirable and
probably the largest assortment of
Ready Made Goods
IN the State shall offer my Goods at reasonable prices
for CLsh and Cash oMt. Those will fnd it to their
interest TO examine.
e. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, n. c.. Oct Is, 1861 yO-w6swlm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-16

InE AkoRrif cAkoIINA sfANDlkD: WEpNEsDAY.
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ATLANTIC AND N. c. RAILROAD.

Raleigh, n e., Oct l9, 1861. y0-w&swl D
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
CarisuaneA duocate.


PACIFIC RAILROAD NOT DEAp.-From the
Caddo Gazette OF Saturday last we extract
the following:
We learn from reliable parties that the
Southern Pacific Railroad is now graded
from Jonesville to the Louisiana line, at
the terminus of the Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. The Southern Pacific
Company are very anxious to make a con
nection with us, and many Of the Company
are willing to take up the track to the lake
and loan it to us to lay our track through
this parish. We feel coffident that an ar
rangement could be made which would
prove eventually beneficial to both roads.
win our onterprising President take this
mater under consideration, and give us
the benefit ofthc investmentwe have made =?
A sufficient amount of iron can be procu-
red to complete our division, and both COM
panies can unite in laying the track.
Negro labor can be employed as soon as
cotton picking is over, for the planters will
not raise as much cotton next year, and a
large number of hands may be detailed on
public works. 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

THRsE Ariicinss are uAFeilliy pTeIari 20 suit
Il IL ssafLera di<siei, ani srs he psaii q a
ielx sxIeneasaia The tr-.tuehi II he f4iiaa' dis
Flss 81 thiskiimsfe. Tie Aasi msiigai aHthnrs all
Eit that ihrnr H. Erssf ainfnner Ia titn tnslarHt
u dis4ss North aaa scaiki ihsTefeTt, 10 eleim %
b mnrh teiier pffFzTedt o. pni npa FlS u nialtiafs
Lasi,E, MsLans, ani ogheE psrsons hslns Ia the
North.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
h m Rexnaet.

WHrEEAs, Il has pleased an Allwise iToyi-
denee ia remove from time 70 eternity
on the a3lh day OF Oct. A. d. 1861 our
worthy Brother W. II. Roth, a member OF
Plaao lodge No, 235, whereby this Lodge
has lost a valuable member, end bis nam
ily aud nelg.bogs a valued friend Ihere'
fore
R.sols., That whilst We humbly submit
10 the dserecs or tie Suoreme Grand Mas
ier, all OF whose DEGREES ave JUS We cannot
bat mourn the loss OF DrotLsr Eobh, thus
cut of In the prime OF life.
R,soise, That we tender 20 tho fatally
and friends OF the deceased our heartfelt
sympathies in this iheir sad bereavement.
Rsso.rsd That ms a mark of respect 90
onr departed Brother we wear the usual
badge Of morning for thirty days.
Rnoiroi That Brothers Sechsa aud Pc
gucsc be a committee TO deliver copy Of
these resolutions, with the sympalhies and
coincidence OF this Lodge ioihe family Of
the Deceased.
ResoirsA That a copy OF these resolutions
be sent to tho Dallas Herald Cor p%ublica-
ton.
do certify that the above is n true
copy OF resolutions passed at tho regular
November meeting OF Plano Lodge No. $50
A. d. 1861, A. l.. 5sGl.
W. q. MATHEWS, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
wuEAT. WHEAT!

c~:sw-printcrs fee So.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
DRllas rs a Flour Market.

The central position of our town, in the
great wheat growing district Of Texas, rem
ders pallas one Of the most important as
well as desirable locations in the State.
The piles Of Wheat and flour now stored in
our warehouses amply testify to the truth
of what we say, The wealth of the county
is essentially agricultural, and the wants OF
the Southern Conrederacy have brought
into demand Tho resources of this region, IN
which our wealth consists, namely, wheat
and -four. Vast guam tiles have already
been exported, and still, there are vast
quantities on hand. The great drain that
has been actually carried on for months,
seems not TO lessen the supply nor sats-
fv the demand. Trains of wagons and
carts are constantly arriving and departing,
all Of which pass through our town to the
various mills located around us. Here is
n valuable trade that would stop ut our
doors. and shed IT'S benefits Immediately
unon HE town, had we the manufacturing
mills. in our Immediate vicinity. The town
Of Dallas. has dragged itself upwards, with
cut much help from outside capitalists and
has Struggled against the influences which
snousl have conferred at this place.
The importance, of establishing large
mA manufacturing mills at Dallas, is now be-
CHING to be felt, as a measure which will
result in Immense advantages to our eitl-
zens as we'll as to the manufacturers them
selves The reputation already established
as the great iiour market Of Texas will at
tract the greater portion of trade to this
place, and the erection of first class mill $,
on D scale commensurate with such reputa-
tioB and the dernandso the country would ut
once place our town and county on a basis
Of the soundost prosperity.
WHY'S Ii tlat our enviable position, in
regard 10 water, fuel and grain has been SO
long overlooked, and other and remote
places seleotei2 Will capitalists much
loaser fell 10 sec the advantages of Dallas
as a manufacturing town? Why have We
not FIRST class mills, and other manufacture
ing interests in our town, where the most
favorable locations are numerous, not a
quarter Of q mile from the square7 Will
some one answer these questions?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

ReF- Col Bryan, now raising n company
for Gen. Darne!ls regiment, informs us hat
he hos met with { number Of young men
who would enlist, but are not able to supply
themselves with me necessary outfit. We
believe that the citizens of the county wonid
assist any such patriotic young men,, TO OBJ
tain Inc necessary articles Of clothing, &C.
We ask our people here to take some
public aotica in regard to this matter and
see What eau be done. 1t is a lamenta6ie
fact that horses ate held at such prices, that
but few can buy them and many able bodi-
Ell Young men are thus kept from enlisiing.
II he fedeyl army should penetrate into
Texas, We can assure the owners OF high
prioed horses. that horses and stock d ali
linds wont be worth skucks. So the best
way 10 get eyen A fair price for their goods
ana produce, is TO arm and equip the hight
ing men am. send them out TO keep oil the
enemy. Il is the best way to keep up FAIR
prices, while the demand is moderate.
"a meeting Of the company will be held
at Dallas, IN next Saturday, for the pur-
pose Of n complete organization. Old and
yarnr are rcspcetfully invited toattcnd and
lend their All ny their presence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
Truseec Sale.

D virtue of q Deed of Trust, cxcentcd
ID to me, by William Myers and Mary
Ann Myers, on the 9th day of June 1860,
and recorded in the office of the County
Clerk of Dallas county, Texas, on the 18th
day Ct July 1850, in book II, pages $50 and
35l (which deed of trust was executed to
secure the payment of certain indebtedness
therein set out, | win offer for sale, for cash,
TO the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door, in the town of Dallas, on the LIST Tues
day ~inJanuary, 1862, (t being the 9TH day
Of said mouth within the hours prescribed
by law, the following tract Of land, to-wit;
800 acres in Da1lss county. Texas, it being
tbe East l,alf of sectioa No. 70, in township
No ], South Of the first base line and Range
No. !, East OF the principal meridian, as
surveyed by the Peters Colony company
Said land ad;oins the surveys Of William
Coomh-s. Aaron Overton and John 3. Rob-
inson his the fetL dzy-of SovenbeE A.
D. 1861.
I'll JOHT pFEN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

PBoM rHE UNITED Satisfactorily be-
fore going to press we were put in posses
sion Of Cincinnati papers of a date as late
as tho 26th glt. We have not time to make
fall extracts from them, but must content
ourselves with synopsis of the leading
features. The New York papers fully three
weeks ago attacked Gen. Mcclellan be-
cause he ~disapproyed of the maritime ex-
petition as impolitic and calculated to ex-
aspsfatc the South. This seems to have
been a precursor of other attacks that have
resulted. If the telegraphic news be true, in
LIS resignation. Gen. Hallock, who is TO
supersedc him, is the author Of several ar
nv woe+s, Is a practical chemist, a scien.
4i6c man, .b8l is supposed to be rather old
forFish. ihorrh one Of the most desperate
generals in California.
Tho Yankees al last admit that the bat,
tic rear Leesburg wa a defeat; a small
edition Of the Pull Run stampede
The Frsn5ent imbroglio is spreading, and
d;aerens newspapers arc taking sides-
Housrcf, fremont is deposed AID Lincoln
IS e: kinr.=7fae Deaa0crat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

OarAf B.FrLr REroRrER.-Mr. Smith,
we'll known 20 our citizens as "euFly-head
smith reached Dallas, yesterday IRON
Northern Texas, aud reports that news
reached Boaham, Sunday night, ola great
battle at the Cross ilollows, between Ne
Culloeh ana Hunters forces, and that Nc
cgi,vh h,d e.lisved a signal Victory, TAX
ing many prisoners and completely destroy
ipg the army oi the enemy. Mr., Smith
say, there vas great rejoicing and hring
ofbig guns st Bonham. lie fully believes
the report aud links our next mail VIII
bring ms coulrme ion of the report,
MIR. smith las himself participated In
sls batlos, Ia Missouri, and was In the
holly eoutcsie cd aght at the Big Blue Cross
ing, tie lay before the surrender Of Lex
iugion. He says that no report has ever
been made OF this light, although 800 OF the
Yankees we're killed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27


ISciDEsr oI Cake Lars an Afw hAbAif,
Nt,soUst-Wlen the guah0ats pfthe eneiny
sers reported As csniRg down fren ssi,s
10 attack GsR. Pillows aray, AZ AeN MAJ
nd, Col John v. Wright, amer Selling ms
nsiment uadsr aFas 10 march ia's seNh
fsen sanP-iwo miles ous-had = NIL eau
Of an he nsgroesfn eADp, amer spfeiai,
log one Of hen sSergsaat OF Tie uaafl-
he ioll them 70 gaari the camp until the
rssineat returned. The sergeant posted
The guard, and during tie night, while maxi
ing his rounds, be passed = dafkey asleep on
his post Tie neki dag the dalksy heli a
.soart msriial,7 aud tried the offending
seatinsl, aud sentenced him 70 receive
thiriy.uins lashes which was INFLICTED ON
his bsrs back. The whole proceeding Was
doae without the Interference Of any white
man.-NzsAis AsgLaeAs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

EThe emigration is still pouring into
Texas, principally from MISSOURI, q MAORI
ty Of them appear to be hale and hearty
men, who should return as soon as possible
and help Gen. Price clean out the Federals
from that State.
1t is no wonder McCulloch whipt Lyon
at Springfield, for if all were at the battle
that have since passed through here, and
claimed to have participated IN it-McCul-
Loeb must of had a force equaliing Bona
parties at the battle of Leipsic-at least a
10000 men and n boy.-Shseman Patriot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
mititary Notice.

A AN hlliy auihenlei 10 raise a company
OF Mounted Men, ia go at once la
10 the active service og the tonfeieraie
States, for the period Of twelve months,
A list will be fund al Dallas, 10 the ONCE
OF Z. T. Nicholson, Esq. and At the Herald
On,es. JAO, I, cor.
Nov. llth lsdl-G.it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

an.n
T,psKsatYiss DAF-fo-morF0W, Ha'A
hast. Is RppalAted by The GoVerAorof Texas,
81, a day % gsaeral thanksgiving through
oa, Inc STATE, anl ne hope to sesil properly
obstr,el, as ne feel assured tina, no one
An,1ug ms Is ihssnslble to the many hlss-
slags losersl upon US, duFiag the last ten
months ofvar. Aud since the Executive
h.as seen 4, to aPPala, a day Of 'hankss'''
iag, tits generally expected tina. the pso'
ple Of Texas will respond in a bseo@ins
mannsr.
me Kew. Wh. II. Hughes will preach To-
morrow in the Masonic Hall, at the usual
hour. At . o'clock IT, the morning. there
sllba Episcopal Lay Reading and prayers
Atthe saiae place. .,
a senseal attendance is Invited snd
dssiryi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
The Carter

~
En-. DpyocArE We wish 10 avail our
selves eff your widespread and deservedly
popular paper to call public attention to the
fact that the Carter Regiment is still in
process OF organization. The delay conuec-
ted with its organization has been owlngto
the unavoidable detention of DR.. Carter, by
the Government, in the ordnance depart
ment. IL is only proper here TO say, that
the Government gave him power OF attorney,
as its agent to contract for the manufacture
of n large lumber of guns.for flying arti!-
lery, possessing peculiar advantages over
all other guns use in America; and
such is the confidence in the success of the
Carter gun that the DR.. was authorized to
investtwom millions dollarsin manufacturing
them.
Col. Carter has concluded the contracts
for the guns, and now proposes, in connec-
ton with myself and Q. G. Gillespie, to COM
pletc the regiment and lead it tollc field OF
action.
The plan now authorized by the Secretary
of the War is TO raise u regiment Of cayal
ny, one half of which is to be armed with
pistols and l~ances, and the other half in the
usual way.
The first company Of Lancers will rcndcz-
vous at Chappell Hill, Washington county,
on Friduy the LIST Of November, and will
take up the line of march for Gen. A. Sgd
ney Johnson head quarters, in Kentucky.
ON Mondaylthe 4th OF November, unless the
order be changed. This Company is mt
yet full, and we cordially invite any gentle
men who may wish to enter the service for
the war, or for twelve months, to report
themselves to us at Chapel Hill, on the LIST
Of Nov, prepared to march on the 4tll, upon
the following conditions
Each man must furnish his own horse,
and none less than fourteen hands high
| will be received. /,
Each man must have q full amount OF
good winter clothing; at least two full
suits, also two or three good blankets.
Also, every man must furnish himself
with a pair of holster pistols, or a good six
shooter, or two good long range pistols of
some sort. We will furnish the lances
here. No other outfit wilkbe required.
This will constitute the advance guard of
the Regiment, The other companies will
follow on as they may be ready so to do.
Yours, truly,
f.. C. WILKES.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
..TNE SN1rLEIn


DE % AAASSEr-
VNiIis popular saloon is nov opened at the
II Southeast eornsr OF tic Square, for
Tor the accommodation Of visitors, where
gentlemen can come gnl'snile' az all hours
az de usual terms, The best supply Of
Smiling materials Is constantly kept, aud
40 pains will be spArel 10 render our GUS
toners as agreeable as possible. The pub
lie generally are invited 10 call aud sE'is,
The most g;uteel "smllss' are gotten up NJ
an insiants ~Rotlesi hut griuning CHASTITY
smiles, .brJsl grlns' aud @grlns sinister
afe strictly prohibited,
SMILE ONE!
D.llas. Texas. Sent. ~ lSGl-ih:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To ann any ldscfut officer Of Denton County
I, Greetiag:
wT6U are hereby commanded To- summon
4 Nathan Bridgwaters, by pubiicatioh IN
tine Dallas Herald, for three successive
weeks, a newspaper published in the town
of Dallas, Dallas county, there being no
newspaper published in Denton county, 70
be and persoually appear before me, }: Al.
Blount, a Justice of the Peace, in n for
Denton county, precinct No. ! at my oiicc,
in the tow Of Denton, on the nrst oaiuru"y
- Iannarv 1852. To answer the complaint
Of !. r. Babb. n plea of debt due BY open
account for 49, Is, Herein fail not but
make due return of this writ your scnOn
endorsed thereon. Witness my hanu 'his
o'n JIM. BL0UNT, J.P.
come 10 hand November the 9Th 1851.
W C. C. D0UGHERTY,
Sheriff Denton County.
c.sw-nrintcr's fee So.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

An OLD criminal was oAee asked what
was The hrs, act led to his ruin, when be
answered.
{" The FIRST step | took in life Was cheating
an editor. When l dii that, the devil got
such a hold on me lhatI could not shake
him on"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
HsrI,AY N0rECEs.
'NNplIaas t6iSfT.

TAKEN 10 - fETV narrfaa sst Lfirayfi tftife
A.. r. IcuiiiI !. 4. eatir bAt 4Ak4 ssH-e
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