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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
n5J- See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver
Bnyiuorator, in the columns of this paper.

CuILLs AND FEVER CIIILLSAND FEVER! !
Que of the greatest remedies that has ever been
laid before the public for Fever and Ague, and which
have received the highest enconums from the press
and the people, is DIR. J. Hostetters Celebrated Bit
tiers. Who would endure the fortunes arising from
this terrible disease when it be easily cured
Who would endure sleepless nights, burning fevers
and icy chills alternately, when remedy can be OBJ
tanned for mere trife? And yet how many hmi-
lies linger ont painful existence under this deadly
blight and do nothing bat gulp down quninc, until
it becomes as common their daily meals, and yet
they arc relieved None but the foolish and weak
would hesitate to pracure these vaable Biters, and
save themselves intense agony. Sold by druggist
and dealers generally everywhere.
nD-See advertisement in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

ar Tho card Of Messrs. 7. W. House Il
&c., o. Houston, Texas, will be found among
ar nev. Udver,isemcnts day. This is one
NJ a., arce,t houses in Texas, and does
rory heavy lircet trade with Eur"pc,-im-
corning ajl heir goods direct from the man
u,uctlrrs. aud VIC have no hesitation in
rccommsua ne them to the favorable con-
sitcea'ion II merchants and others visiting
she Eayu City.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Non. ). n. Reagan Post Master General.

The numerous friends and admirers of
this d.aringuished gentleman, will be
pleased {, learn from late telegraphic des-
patches, that he has received an appoj:li,-
ment in he Cabinet Of Pe-sIdcnt Davis, as
rssl Nzs5lcr General. The energy Of char
Ae,sy for which he is noted, and his clear
buainess qualifications render him emf
nently Qualified for the arduous duties of
tho new position. No man in Texas, has
risen more rapidly than Judge Reagan, and
no NAN enjoys.a reputation better estab-
l:shel "a the most solid basis than he.
This PORTION of Texas has, for years, been
delighted to honor him, with any Po-
rition be has desired, and the people Of the
Three Forks will be pleased to see their ia
yorite promoted to SO distinguished a posi-
ton under the Confederate Government.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

GEN. ScoTT AND HIS WIDOWED SISTER
A sister of Gen. Winfield Scott, now Wild
ow, and in reduced circumstances, is living
in ltawamba county, Miss, dependent on a
san-in-law for support The editor of the
Mississippi Baptist says that he conversed
with her concerning her illustrious brother,
when she informed him that Gen. Scott had
long since disowned her by neglect, and that
he refused to answer her letters asking for
aid in her poverty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

E@- The Hon. Mr.. Vance, NJ. c. from
n. Carolina, Indignantly declined the posi-
ton Of manager ut the Lincoln-inaugu. a
ton Ball. His name was used without his
knowledge or consent, and when inform
cd of il, he Immediately refused to act
How different from our own Jack, "the
pride of the West" who, it seems, kept his
place as manager, and danced it out, to the
free-soil blessings of Black Republican fid-
dies. So far, Mr.. Hamilton has received no
appointment from the Yankee President
that will pay him for the loss of caste at
home
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Twelve of the leading citizens of Ha

Twelve of the leading citizens of Hamp-
ton, Virginia, have published card in the
Richmond Wing, utterly denying the truth
of the recent statement OF Representative
Logan, who denied the mounting OF guns
pointing inland, on Fort Monroe. They as
sert that extensive preparations have been
made since 18th January, to arm the Fort;
thirteen 81 Founders are mounted on the
land side, exclusive of fianking guns; guns
have been mounted in the guard rooms to
command the main entrance; the housings
have been removed from every gun on the
parapet, on which sentries are stationed,
and the moat has been kept filled with wa
ter since Jan. 18th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

Leg The following paragraph is clipped
from the Philadelphia Press, and Will be
received, no doubt as piece of news by
the Germans in Texas. If such move
ment is in contemplation, our German
friends in Comal, La Grange and San An
tonic, have not talked much about il. One
of these remarkable nondescripts, a
Washington Correspondent, writes as fol-
lows to the Press:
1.-THE Germans in the interior of Texas are
preparing to leave the State on account Of
secession. The most of them will go to
Central America, particularly TO the pla-
teaus of Nicaragua
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

TOMMY BEHEADED.-The thousands Of adj
mirers in this country, of Tommy, the little
fellow employed as servant to the japanese
No-Kamis, will regret to learn that he has
lost his head as a reward for his presump-
ton while abroad. A letter from an Amc!~
icon officer in Japan says:
"Poor Tommy is supposed to have met an
untimely end. The japanese say he died
of delirium tremens "a new American intro
duction,) but NC all believe his head has
been cut off"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
t,iy- Jordan o. Straughan ESQ, (Union)

rsiy- Jordan o. Straughan ESQ, (Union)
has been elected Representative from
Collin County, over C. R. Breedidve ESQ,
by a majority of al2. The vote was COM
s,rjtivsly small. lie takes the place Of
Mi sam Bogart, resigned, whose death
re announced last week.
cai, Tho. Lwelling, Of Collin, has also
sseu elected asater from the district COM
p,ssd Of Collie, and the counties West Of IT.
20 en- the vacancy oeeasiOned by the resig-
,- or w A Etett.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

"A friend writing frOm.-, North Caro-
lima, on business 60 the Courier ofiiee, adds
''Norlh Caroline will be with you ia few
weeks, and trust many more will follow
her. Mark my pradieliOnl la less THAI
thirty days from to-day, February 18Th, ia
stead Of only seven States, there will DO At
least ten
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

FRONTIER ProrEcTioS.-'rhe Secretary of
War of the Southern Confcderacy has adj
dressed communication to the Texas
Convention, now in session, authorizing
Texas to raise any necessary number of
troops for frontier protection and assuring
her that when she is annexed to the South
crn Confederacy, the said troops will be
mustered into service as part of the ma
tional army.
This information will be n cruel blow to
those croakers and GROWERS, who expected
to make so much capital by lamenting the
unprotected condition of the fronticr-by
alarming the people, and shouting, al told
you sol" 81 told you the country would be
ruined u
Poor fcllows-their occupation will be
gonc.-S. Il. Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

ESS- District Court did not adjourn in
Ellis county, until Saturday night last
holding just two weeks. Judge Burford
returned home on Sunday. He was pre-
vented from holding Court several days
last week, by indisposition, which confined
him to his room.
Court will open at Buchanan, johnson
County, on Monday next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

TExAs.-It is difficult, says the Home and
Foreign Journal to form just estimate of
the elements Of strength which belong to
the Texas body Of BaPtists. With more
dan twenty associations, and member
shin Of 30.O0Q-Wiih vast pecuuiary re-
sources, ard ministry Of high mental eul-
ture, promise is given q glorious future
in iaer history.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

Soma of our farmers have corn up, and
most of them, We believe, have finished
planting; others will finish this week.
There has been considerable depreciation
in the price of grain within the last few
weeks. Corn, we understand, is rating at
from 75cts, to 81 90 per bushcl, and wheat
at from 81 90 81 %. The prospect for
abundant crops of small grain was never
more hattering. Nc Kinney Messenger
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

JUDICIAL CoNTEsr.-Wc learn from the
Goliad Messenger, that the contest for the
Judgcship of the 14th judicial District,
between }. Il. Mckinney and Joseph o Con-
ncr, was decided by the District Court of
Victoria county, last week, in favor of the
latter. The case will probably be taken to
the Supreme Courts. 4. Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

The Richmond Dispatch says, elitorially,
THAT many Southern gentlemen hasvelately
received letters from Reeston ship owners,
inquiring as.'to the prospect of privateers
.hseing put into commission, and intimating
that any number of ships could be cnga-
ged blythe Southern Confcdcracy if hos
tilities should occur"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

ts,J-- See advertisement of Messrs. Baird
d rAHshbcr, who have removed to their
han lgome new brick, on the West side of
,n- Square and displaying good taste in
ag.ng np. They are always ready to dis
pms, tho good thing. on their shelves to
an rustpmrrs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

Parse he notice Of dissolution be-
tween Mrsws. Forest & Birmingham, cham
h'g, Crcrl Ellis county, Mr.. Carr Forrest,
rili ,p-,cci the late firm and offers lot Of
Crols Tor Ale At the old stand. See
llrrr:issmaut.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

The Columbus (Georgia) Times says that
Mrs. Lincoln, wife of the President OF the
old Union, has two married sisters now on
visit to Montgomery, Ala. One is from
Kentucky, and on visit to her sister, who
resides in Selma, Alabama. They are both
scce. sionists, and opposed to the governmtn
of their brother in law, Abraham Lincoln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Teacher Wanted.

A MALE teacher can find desirable
IA situation, at Mansfield Tarrant coun-
ty, to take charge of Il mixed school. APP
plication may be made to Julien Field, at
that place; but none need apply unless
they have proper testimonials as to quail
iications and character.
March 20, lSGl-2itf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

- Dalton, Of the Printer, says that the
votes are all one way, and not variety
enough 10 make L interesting. The "oth-
er side doa't think 80, for they are 90 in
terestsd that they are Oblivious 70 the fact
that the people have voted at Al They
sl..-.i-.. Ali 81 hs.arfugr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

Wy Woa'ley, the photographic, has
hrirr ootice in to-days paper. he stays
wish Us ut short time longer, and all
ryi.h,ua b inimitnble pictures should give
bio. an eg ly call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

Gzl~ W lirect the attention Of our read
era to tho card Of Mr.. John Robbins, a
prectjrai plasterer, from Galveston. All
Wishing go d work done in that line should
give him call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

at, 90, s5c indebted 10 Hon. YIN. u.
Orhit-,o, 1niT. n. waui members Of the
ruaygrvor c onfeicrate States, from Texas,
tw FAVOR, rom Montgomery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

gt,l- Wr fer the readers to the letter OF
orr ,g'i.a c,rrespondent for late news, Of
lar ConY'nl on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

.gsU- See The card Of DR.. J. W. Wheeler,
Surgeon nIntist of Waco. We learn that
L,is q 81 ,lfull and reliable practitioner,
snd can erfully recommend him to those
In rcea Of his services.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

RGy- We learn from Judge Burford that
quite heavy rain, accompanied by hail,
fell at waxahachie on Saturday evening
last. The hail stones were SO large as to
bresk windows in the lower part Of Ellis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
TIE STATE OF TEXAi

COUNTY OF DALLAS.
To any lamfuloNcer ofsaid Gonaty-G
"a W ere hereby commanded to s.
IL " publication in the Dallas Hera
tire successive weeks, John Taylor
and ppear before me, James Thomas
ticc t the Peace in and for Dallas
precAct No. 5, at my office, on the 80
of Mrch A. d. eighteen hundred an
one, ,tween the hours often oclot
and TO o'clock p. IN. Of said day,
swer he complaint of Hope Mills
plea { debt due by account, for So
not al due return make rs the law d
Givenunder my hand this 26th day
1861. JAMES THOMAS, j
Cam to hand March the 18th 49,
execud by ordering publication
Dalla,Hcrald.
J. T. CoRCoRAN, Consia
23:3-prs fee 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
From Montgomery,
MoXrGoMERY, March I, lSl

MONTGOMERY, Mafch Z, lopl'
Mr.. Cobb introduced into the Confederate
Congress n bill prohibiting the Federal
Courts from taking cognizancc of suits in
stiutcd by parties residing in the United
States, in case our independence be not re-
cognized by the Government at Washington
The bill passed n second reading.
A resolution in relation to international
conyriCbts. was ndoptcd.
The oninion continues to prevail here that
war is inevitable.
Hon I II Rcoron has bcen confirmed
Post Master General vice MIR. Ellct, declin-
od
This morrir, Mr. snorrow of Louisiana
or,r,1 ,Lo ColIow;ng resolution in tho Con-
c,,iono,o conrross.
D,at,,,, III, ,bo ror,r,;,,oo =, ror,-
,,onoo ho ;nstr,,c,ed ~ innmiro into and no
,o,. ,l,a ,,noso,,, oonl;,;a. % ,ho Cns,on,
f. IT, W" ". n,,o nuh .h"t romo;rs
80 r'"' ', -, ~ . oo'',," . na,,n
from domooc. and also To rcport bill pro-
iio.i u'c'"er, anu ".9o ~ 20 ,ha soIan
',"'"s io' VI, r ,t ,,a,n,.a % 10 ~
III courts , "n' 'o' INV p''''' '"''''
co, nv, ''rrco.' ,.,o.;o. huo ,;.,od ,ho
INC teN"s uc,ts".Io" INV" ., C 49, a'o
rro'is'oh"' 'o"s'''"'o" Vi ''' 0''''''''''
o'nies. o,o,no
MI Co''i"u nus ln''o""cou "o' .i W 80
.'o nM'i."tlor NV, 81 ''' 80
lhe mississippi rirIr. p.
NE" ohhEANS, h"' on 'o" ',>,,''
Dr"Ss, Vi tie -N',nJ y. ''o'' ""' 49,
apP0'htcu nris"uict uen'."i ~ wy
OF 'nc oonlo''ela'o INV ID. J.en ",
- - IN 10 troons IF tLc RrmbIic tbcrc
"'"'" 800
against Fort Pickcns.
New ORLEANS, March S,-The Delta says:
1t having been stated that Mr.. Buchanan
having been satisfied that his action towards
Gen. Twirrs was hasty, and founded on er-
ronoous information, had ordered his case
to be re-considcrcd Gen. Twiggs declares
they shall not reconsider his case; but he
will, as soon as his health permits, "onS,der
their case, ana hahu buchanan ana i'o',
down to posterlty as the most p'ack-hchr'eu
calumniators that ever disgraceu humane
ty.
ST. LOUIS, March o.-A'iio"s '"e Ieso'NT
tons submitted 10 inc CONVENTION Scs'cigty
was one FOR the appoin',pen. III Il conlli'-
tee to confer witPlhcssNa'fer STATES concern
inv best means OF Keeping inc western
States in the Union, declaring secession
political hcresaN 'hat 'heie Is no EXCUSE 'or
coercion, ana Missouri VIII NOT 'urH'sh 'llei,
and arms Tor that purpose, 'ia' tHe ieuerai
government be requested TO Withdraw inc
troops from ana surrender t"c custom nous
es and other otlces IN inc securing ''"tos'
toi'hose states, ana 'n"t Nn,iohr. non.e,,-
uoh pc chilea OH 'ie o"@'' Vi NV
resolutions.
FINE VEieY LATEST.
W,rJike prprayatiODS..The Meditcrane-
m SGualron ordered hOme.-FOrts
Sumfrr and PiCkenS TO be reinforce
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
THE STATE OF TEyAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To The hcrif Of Dallas County, Grce6ar.--
WHEREAS, Samuel r. Brown, has til..
w Is petition in the District Court ~
and forhe County of Dallas, and State Of
Texas, lleging that he is the owner w.
three hndred and twenty acres of .nu'
said conty of Dallas, about elev male
n. 15o '. from the Town of DALI ..l1-
the Yves half of section l3 in Toy .
n of thtfirst base line and in Ra
of the fist Meridian, as surveyc, H0
Texan migration & Land Con .F
part of t, Headlight of MILFORD Coos
that it. as the community pro nrv 81
the said Nlford and his wife, Mar Car.
line Cook-that the said Nancy fully
empoweretby the last will of the a y i..
ford to disose of it and that he holds mn.
der the sal Nancy by purchase. fnal ...
patent has ssued to the heirs 90, N.l".a
W. Cook" ad that said patent is a y''.A
upon his til, and that by holdi1E !. 3d."
said heirs ae trespassing on his r Dos .at
he prays tat said heirs be dive.'7d ~
their title ad that it be vested Do him
that the boundaries of said Yves. half "-
said section C properly defined, ana ..-.
his title be ,leared and settled AND Att
he have judgtent for his costs an general
relief
You are Therefore commanded T. si7
the said Name. C. Cook, and the HH
heirs of Wilfcd W. Cook deceasta '' ''.-
king publieatin as the law requi ~
and appear be)re the District Corr. '..
county aforesal, on the LIST day o. i.. '
Term thereof, be held at Inc Corr' B. 1901
in the Town ofDallas, on the 9Th NoE 'I
after the 4th Midday in March 1861 L-1
and there to anwer said petition
- Witness: the undersiga7a .ef-
SEAL Of SD Court, and the q. .-1
Wv of hreon impressed, tbs Too a.#
day Of FebruaF A. D. 1861.
ED c. BRONDEk G. B.
Issued Feb. Al 1861.
Came to hand 19t. February, 1861. aHt
executed by ord.ring publicatioa 70 --rli
successive week, IN Sic nalia.
newspaper published inti- luu
las, and state cc Tezss-this zi-t ....
A.BFAHH
Sheriff Daits Count Tesas.
21.ss.- Friai. fse 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

IT, The Weatherf8rd News gracefully
submiis 70 he verdict Of the people Of Tex
az. acknowledges their sovereignty and
Tous allegiance 10 bis State Such will be
tie course Of every true PARROT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

H have just received from Col. Jno. {. Nc
Gov. Past Cor. Sec. Dallas Ag. Mech
Association. large grantitr OF seeds most
OF which are peas. The members ~ she
Association are invited 10 call. select, rp-
propriate. plant. raise and report
GEo. " GUEES.
Tgstf1 Cor. See. r. Association.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

49, D,,e. fram ssa Fra,eiseu, by Pony
y-n-... 20 ths. 18th ult. ssy ;Ess 20 cleo
,ssa for L. g. senator viii take place during
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
THE STATE OF TEXAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To any lamtM officer Of Denton cou
Greeting:
NOU are hereby commanded to SUI
Il John W. Simmons, late Justice
Peace, in Denton county, precinct No.
publication in the Dallas Herald, J.
paper published in the town of DALI
Dallas county, (thcrc being no news
published in this county, for three
cessivc weeks to appear before j. NJ. d
a Justice of the Peace in and for said
ty, precinct No. |, at Courthouse i
town Of Denton, on the LIST Saturd
April 1861, to answer Joseph Knight,
motion against the said Simmons, an
securities on his official bond, for
Herein fail not but make due return o.
writ, with your action endorsed there
Witness my hand this 4th day of n
1861. J. Nj. BLOUNT, j
Came to hand same day issued.
John w. Simmons will please take ~
and appear in accordance with the
citation, this March 4th 1861.
c. c. DOUGHERTY, Sheriff D. {
By c. A. WILLIAMS, Del
233w-prs fee &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

ul5' .r- ranks are due X, ". Lunday
s.G. ror in,a Austin favors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

. ownsman, Il. NJ. @actTo'c,
I... ...., he southern par, NJ the State,
.... Is for late extras, and other
..|... . " coast
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r r.,
nov .ttcnton is invited to the advertisement OF Dr.
n p,rkin,s Celebrated Southern Family Medicines
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

e Indebted to senaror wiStAn
,r ..r. iu,blc Pu5lic documents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20


InE ORGASs DlsAGREE.-Sinee LneolR 5
disgraeehl esoapade from Harrisburg has
made an unfayorable Impression upon the
country, and seriously jeopardized his rep
ulation for bravery, il is amusing 20 see
with what Ingenuity his apolOgisls set to
work to prove il 'juslihable' eOwsrdiee.-
They all admit lac was scared, frightened,
absolutely alarmed at the reliable informa-
ton received from those in high places, that
a plan was on foot for his assassinaiioni
hence he ineoniinently fed from the city
and passed safely through Baltimore, in
despite of the Roughs aud Plugs who, no
doubt, like the blooiy giant in tie Ihilds
Own Book, were snuiIing the air and NUT
tering
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
See, fNW, FUN,
| smell the blood az lineum-
Dead or alive, IN have some

The traditional ferociIy Of the Plug-gi-
ants, heated to volcanic ineanleseenee by
the admiKture of fre-eating seeessionisls,
acted upon old Abe and his followers so
powerfully, that to this day, no two of them
can agree upon the real cause that made
the President Elect of the Yankee Nation,
commit this un-JaeksOnian .faur pas, The
people at large, have determined il for
themselves, that any man who will sneak
~ 10 ut,g.Hrl hurry, in a Scotch cap
aud OLD Military CLOAK from @ Iopulols
city og bis friends. travel inS0F To- his Ia
yue capital with lysg arl Uamb..ns-
such man must he CorWR =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

WOOllcy Will leave soon !
EUAVlNG more than realized my most
4 sanguine expectations in business here,
have secured the services of Mr.. Gallchcr
to assist me, and will remain until the LIST
of April, but positively no longer.
Photographs, life size, Ambrotypes, &c
put up in n very superior style, ut II very
low price.
BAY" Rccollcct that I remain only next
week. (2ElD 5. j. WOOLLEY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Notice.
irons of the Herald.

Ws fr1t# y request all who are indebt-
'l 'r aI Mice TO come forward and make
HrrrT ,agnrni, in or'ler TO enable US to
Wrs' oIr ca gemenis, which are now com
FINS 'uo " are In need Of money now,
hr.0g suur argcly In debt for our new Of
81. rui 49, ,rcel I" make ibis nrrr-' and
meiiaIr payment Of all se-
however Bnal,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

Mis- md GcnIhiS


FgSllE Trustees of this Aeadcmy haYl
Il elected me principal Of the same, he
by inform the public that the next sess
will begin on Monday, 25th February, II
Rates, per session OF Twenty Weeks, (,
tnbiishcd by the Hoard OF Trustees.
Photography, Reading, Writing and
Mental Arithmetic, Sl2 d
Geography, English Grammar, Iiisto-
ny and Arithmetic, Is i
Natural and Moral Sciences and Ele-
mentary Algebra, 20
Latin, Greek and Hebrew Langua-
ges, and Higher Mathematics, 25 .
Incidental fee, for wood, &C., |,
Music and Ornamental Departments
be provided for rs soon as convenient.
TERMS.-Tuition will be charged (
the time the pupil enters school, payu p
monthly. Deduction made for sc
ness protractcd MS long as month. T..
rons becoming dissatisfied with the sci
may discontinue their children at any tn
by paying for the time sent at the tim
discontinuancc. +. J. PATILLt.
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CIRCULAR.


We, the Trustees of the Dallas Acad,
having heard an examination of Rev.
PATILLo, by the County school Commif
in the various branches required by
School Law, and also by a special con
tee of our own appointment, in the hi
branches of Languages, Mathematics,
have elected him to take charge of the A
cny. We are prepared to recommend
to the public as well qualified for the %
ton, and hope the public will cncourag
support him and the Trustees in estal
ing n permanent school. Such n scho !
need and must have, if We expect permit ID
prosperity.
To persons in the county and abroad
unhcsitatingly say, that we believe TIL
not healthier or more pleasant pla
our knowledge. Send in your sons
daughters. Board can he procured in
families on reasonable terms.
GEO. W. BAIRD, |
j. w. SMITH,
A. W. MORTON, ~.
GEO. W. GUESS, ~
A. NJ. MOORE,
SAM. b. PRYOR,
n, Ia, FL 1851 Dn,.c
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Dissolution.
TJcptIces

EHy.lE und,r .grei would ,speetfully in
i form his uoni@ pHl the citizens of
Chambers Creek, spl Vicinity that he will
ouriiuuv 0a q. general business in