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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

GoSrEpEEArE STATE NoSrY.- Confederate
money is finding Its way into Texas, aud will
soon form portion Of our currency The leg
isa,in OF the Confederate Congress on the sub
icct Of money is ms follows; The Secretary Of the
treasury was authorized To issue fifteen millions
OF dollars 10 notes Of denominations. from five
to one hundred dollars payable two years after
date, drawing eight per cent, interest per an.
mum. 10 redeem This issue, an export duty,
amounting 10 about hity cents bale, was i'm.
posed on all the cotton grown in the Coulcd-
cracy, which Will produce enough to redeem
the whole issue with the interest cat Of the Gsrt
two crops, Thus the Issue is just as good as
so much cotton The Congress at It's laat Seq
sion, authorised the Secretary Of the Treasury
to isslc one hundred millions more Of Treasury
notes, payable in two years. 10 secure the
payment Of this issue. tax Of oue-hali ol one
per cent was levied upon oil the taxable prop.
crty Of the Cobiederacy Provision was also
made for the assessment and collection OF this
t""t i""s - - s"""h '""t WE '"hHut'"t
money Is secured By exports on cotton, aud d.
rect taxes on property. No one then aeed fear
ils redemption. tits received by all the banks
in New Orleans, and paid out over their coun-
tiers as freely as their own money. All the
railroads and banks in the con,doracy take it.
In fact to doubt Confederate money 10 10 doubt
our ability to maintain our independence, and
no true Southern man will refuse 20 take
the ore or sustain the other.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

atcs after taking the oath He Raw.
was kindly treated whilst on the LIN
and introduced to most of the ofs"'
They pointed out the Wabash and e
quchanna, saying It was they W
did 30 much execution IN the late h,ni
The officers told Mr. Z. they had o.
900 men on the island. aud he supn.
the statement not Tar from the ttn,b
she tents were scattered over spac, :
apout ioui 'n''eS Squ'c ne counted q
'csSo'r o' an s'%cS' 'y'"e W 'he bay a,
pos'te fort a'Rer' 'he name Of whRb
has been chans'" To f"rt Welles,
honor oi the b'heoih secretary Of a.
Navy
lhe blncoth'tcs are i"uu ana bitter +,
their aehnh''"''ohs ~ 'nc o"oth Carola
iahs, ana express u''o'"''h"'loh 10 a.
nihlia'e 'hein, as we source OF all IL
present lfu"o'cs. 'n's express the /,
llei that t''''c ',o p'n,y VI luya' ne,
ia rcnrgla t!nuge 'hey VIII hnd y
an So f9rt " amer was ou' little il
lured IN the ua't'e' me guns WEI,
much dttangen ny 'lc hie oi the fleet
hut th'y are an again w position AID
the emhankmthts W perfect order They
nave lals" b'ly 81 Island ncgre,
cnPl"y'd on 'nil'nchih'h' acr'~s tie
whoi" wldth oi he STAND about a NIL.
south oi Tue i"t' on ""'ch 'hey Intend
Ia plant guns wien finished The he
grors nave been PROMISED '''r wages
Tor their LABOR
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14
1HE MASON -sLlDKLL AFFAIR-A PRACTICAL
1kST.


Inc We" ol'rAhs ''''' makes good
suE&rHl''h Va reference l" 'ut conpllca
uohS OF The Mason N''l''l ALTAR, which
pNsScs-'> the Nutn' ui n"'h originality
and phcu''hI'iy Inc though; is oP
P"iiunr tui 10 ""Hll i' bciicr to walt
AMI s'f "IF'''i fH o. i'' ~ England
tel As ''u'.A So ..' -n'l.' As uut
s.! mr"tu> .'t wii, and
Wt..h't .w "a. utn'y
o. ~'t' .i- f1ihdng
Huut n. .iui ...,. .DD..| .. It with lhe
best gt.o'.' vl,H DO, C,,s 81 admits
bul ~j u'd i BaI|-u * Nrlumcnt,
susa.- .- 'hc "a. Iu ne an r'asf
a| .H..'. .r'#t .fH-.. rf fr,tly
-.4.. 3 1000 t.-s a-,u3Du ll.. duie d
tenn W o,-. aud demanding ne fspafa'
u.u o. ud iar no, wong done a. ,nutIf
ctu cty.u~ under 'hr shadow 1t the
BRUSH nag, nor Yet acknowledging es
pueuiy the legality % the act, there Is
a simple aud oti''ind method 10y Which
we may iWcr ~ I" lake more nncquiv'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

The Marshall Republican boasts Of potatoes
which weigh between tiye and six pounds We
were presented by MIR Geo. Armstrong with
two or three bushels Of potatoes, most OF which
weighed from seven to nine pounds eaeh We
shall not 60 to Harrison county tor seed p0,a
toes -- Columbia Dtmocrai
We propme our contemporary IS aware Of
the Tact that the poorest ground produces the
largest aud finest potatoes and as Bruzo-
ria county cannot beat Harrison N fruits Of the
earth that denote richness Of soil, it claims the
lead in those that indicate the poorest, Posi-.
bly, he Is right, and in the main VIC agree with
him. Neserlhcl,ss Harrison county has sou.l
few, very few, spots that iov poverty are hard
TO beat When Ne Dragged about these pota-
toes the crop was young now 1t Is fail grown
and housed. Cannot some Of our planters send
ua in a potatoe Weighing fifteen or twenty
pounds 70 shut this EDITOR mouth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

PLANTERS BURSiNG PRorERry ON rH
CoAsr The Charleston Mercury OF the
Goth nit, says
The plantation Of John Baven MAIN
ews, Esq. situated on Bear Island near
the mouth of Ashepon river, was V's''e'
hy the Lucolnitcs on "Wednesday 'as,'
On their approach the proprietor WV"
noble patriotism. set fire to MS 'n'"o
crop, and was about placing na'S" "
his res ideucc, when q dctathn'tht u' o''
cavalry arrived. and be spared ne nous
ior the troops to quarter IN ".
ows N a most extensive rlcc ana e",''"
planter. aud wr learn has made sp,'"
did crop this year Mr. Edward pa,
nard of Edlsto Island. has hkew'suu
burned lrs whole crop of cotton, ar We"
as his residence aud other buildings w
on his plantation Such noble sacf'ho.s
to the cause of the South deserves '''
highest praise
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14
The Latest,


NASHVILLE pec' --pi'pe'oh'S ron DOW,
ing 'fv'n l's' nlgh' say ,ap.a'n ",,s"n NV"
adeiaehnc" OF cavalry VEN "l'h'i ~ w.
o, 'ne ee,'ny 'of aui purn," , ''aSo"
.'reH ,,"Bo "n'on w 'u'''''is ~, - y,
o",... ~" ".s a' A.,
:, - VI toL - -,
Vol Merriam o. nv iofN l%th' mao u',"
u',o " op", ''', r,'"' wv l',',''n, U , ~.
~ ~ p' s1o, 'ue "a' '''.' -, y!
t-'uo''u 's'' Wv . ''''
i'''' '"N o''f
WAsnINoros Dec = senator lflmnull
gave notice That he would iu'todnce hiil To-
Wat0N '" 'N'' ''e PioI''Y " t'"Vi7
aug Ffe eNn" - sons OF saw states
2. 'Nt ''' W.
JUN ""'D ~ "''I
f. sta,es L.yo ,r,otod
- ia aI'''N
@se ~, 100 - ne 'u'h'eu ooiiVe
popdent q The Herald da'ed' NOV Vh' F"ys
the Unlied states steamer ir'q'o~"' u.'lt''
from lagnarga WIN the intention OF 'hietHg
that port but me tommnnd wa W'",'n'd py
Government authorities maj l'y 'es''l "o'''
not Dc hi'"Ned I" say "f'' 'o ""''o III '
case OF distress The commander fepf'd thNl
his vessel should not enier me har1'f On a'y
such conditions and immediately bore away.
Mrxruis, Dec s--A despatch to 81. Louis
papers Gays that Price has issued q proclama.
iion 10 tie people Of Missouri also, ordered
Merulloch TO follow him McCnlloch refused
The armys winter quarters are IN Arkansas
NcCulloch has len Little Rock en- route for
Richmond
Nothing new from Columbus, Steamboats,
are detained there II Is supposed forward
movements are con. empatcd
Col. Henry Heath, Of Nirdinia, il is said upon
good authority, has been .,aced IN cemmnul Of
the Department Of Missouri and Arkansas
leaving Price aud McCnllOob in their present
positions.
n,nuuo,, Doc : ~, NV Omr,ys o.
The Northern Light from AspBwall has arri.
r;Ssd a, \os Ynrk sbo brings pcarIy 5000.
noo H. ,,na.uro
Tbe nrivntoer Sumter was at Martinique on
the OH of November. and the Federal runboa,
tr,,.nn,.o y,o. within tbrne hours saii Of her
Hu,your Dee The message OF Goyr
u,;rks recommend the pnymcp, of The Tedernl
var ,ax and furnishing the quota Of volunteers
and eon,pping them and urges the massage Of a
lax panishiug all who have Joined the Conicd.
"a" pou,11 a'd hon
w.,,,.ros n,e s.lezhorrv n, plo.
.ra H. 10 senate offered a nrsannle and reso
,,,;an relative 10 The egufs of The country
IA ra.ai,,,o, ,,onoees riilmor, p.,rce reory
r,ere,, DALLAS Irving Binnv Reverdy John
.an cri,,enden pugb' and Richard w rhonns
- rom,,tssioness an the mart of Couqrfas 10
confer Win a like number of Commissioners of
,he co,t,.dcrnt. STATS for the preservation Of
the r'nion and the maintenance Of the Constitu-
,io,
Tbe Commissioners to rcne7t to Congress
The i.s, ,asoIn,ion savs. unon the appointmeu,
Of cou,missiopers. and aftsr meeting Of said
;aia, COMMISSIONS. an active hostiities are to
r.as.. mi no, 10 he resumed unless the commits.
.o,ers are unable 10 agree.
H. S,mrc, ~ Nassaeluse,,s elected TO the
,,.n,,,ion
U.lI said pnebana, sbo,ld be added to the
liz.
RI. ,s,a,u,ion was laid over informally.
Trumbull offered resolution, which was
,,np H., ur.ctin,,Jos The traitor be ex.
pellea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14
Ha.Rp
Grshams majority 2l2. The Herald farlh

Grshams majority 2l2. The Herald further
saysi
Owing 10 mistake in the Chief Justice Of
Rask coonty ordering the election on Tuesday
instead Of "Wednesday. nearly one hundred
votes were los, TO Graham. at one Of the most
populous precincts IN the county
Either Of these gentlemen would have made
n very credtable member OF Congress, and a
knowledge Of this fact, by the people, may ac-
count measurably. at hast for The unusually
-mall vote throughout the district The pub
lie mind was absorbed by the war, and polit
ical speaking was at discount Graham had
aied several important political positions,
among them that Of Attorney General, and
was more generally known Than bis competitor.
Under the circumstances, Col. Hubbard made
a very fair race, aud hns no reason to ied dis
Outraged at his de eat. lie has set before him,
we ere lain to believe a brilliant career,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

ar Jus, We wcfo going TO picss We received
through Nj, Clay Hyuson, who has JUS, returned
ftom Kentucky. letters from heasn. Ciough, War
mr. aud Haynes q Gregg regiment The letter Of
NJ Haynes u very tull aud e. ccdingy interesting
We fegfe, we have M, mon for Il this week. be
health u tiss regiment il bad Not over il0 81 the
meg are ~ lor day. A. least 800 arc on the sick
list. There were several deaths Among them Mr.,
BugRs, q the Bass Gray and Mr Murray Or Hll-
earapaay sh8 alea ~ ,.nsumHiion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

FAsr HoRsss The New York Tribune
says that a ppir OF horses belonging I"
Bonner. of the New York Ledger, hA'9
just made the extraordinary time ~
2;27. and the last quarter, 81 seso's y,
This il the fastest time ever mao' y
any pair Of horses in the world
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14
HE sIIUATIos--IHE PROSPECT.

look ior any decisive engagement between thc
contsndng forces ia either Of these states, at
least ior the present Winter with rigor that
commands obedience hs. ere this driven both
armies into winter qaaricrs. The long expected
battle tu the Potomac the dreaded combat az
Columbus With the ho'i'la of gun boat. and
Baaii7g batteries sustained by land force of a
hundrtd thousand mtn. that were 90 cn3ay1f
10 force their way down iho river 10 New or
leans the great battle that was expected 20
have taken place ia Missouri with relative
forces Of forts and sixty thousand lhai bnt ye-
terday cau- d 50 much anxiety and pain. ore
to-day 20 .o. -ar probable or scarce b'.
n, dark cloud whose ihicb,niHgs vg have ai.
watched With 30 much soiia,ude have beu
scattered The cqrta.a ha- dropped just a. W.
wefr anticipating The eH rHput of "a succession
Of tmgsdc that would M clothed tba land
70 maarnine. Has It been that gracious
Providence. has listened 90 tU. daraaf prayers
,ba, ha,, bteu casrld anl Dos kindly inter-
posed a. prevent the dread tnaf..r-t ]. ta,
enemy have not ere thl- sa' tdar aa baais
ard floating batteries 81 br dlau as Cairo we
nay reasonably anticipate that winter aas laid
gu embargo upon Them. from which there !, no
esraps. aad thar ihe scheme o' descending tbe
Ms ,.pp river will have 60 be Deferred uatl
SWug
Why f. 6. that battle BIAS been expected ca
thc Potomac W. haqr ba,u unable io clmpr.
bead 'or % Grml Mcclellan bad Intended
to hazard Gsht D. certainly never would have
incurred doe ezp,rsa mi tle labor ai certifying
Washington -o as tor.adrr 30 imirEu Bic lu
that event hg would have bad DO use lar such
forilea,ions. The policy OF lhe euemy. since
the haita % Muuassas haa been lt app.af- 90
us. clearly manifest The Lincoln army aas
composed at that '.ma 1T three months ,aiu1-
tees., whos, t,im af service vas jl-t expiring
Washugiuu 'or TIRE. weeks an.r the battle
was filled with discharged and dem mhad sol
der and nothing vas necessary 20 have cap.
mrai iho city, with che remaining portion a'
the army and 's munitions OF var. nHt DE-
termin,d aggressive movement D was s4es
perceived boy our ensm.,s that our General,
werc determined not &C. advance and that ihry
bad therefore nothing io DO bui 10 defend ta.If
capital and prepare for hii arl winter eam.
peigu Sine. that BATH they have acted with
great dead ol energy and caution IH.amn.
tent officers have been removed thorough as
cipline established and a.. 'ic arts oi strategy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14
X. W. LOUGHERY. Edite..

ELECTION ~ 1HN SIXTH nfxrHicr The bal
las Herald ha. beer placed in possession Of the
returns from the counties o' the Dis''ic {. re-
sultng 10 the following majoritcs Tor the re-
srccflxe cnnntl.-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

LAuNcH OF A GuN Boar "A gnn-boat
for harhor defence was launched at
Charleston on the 2lst inst. She VIII
be armed with several heavy cannon,
and will be followed by the construction
of others at the ship yards in that city.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-12-14

But--you have not got the papers
or documents of these gentlemen, It wc
have been correctly informed, as they
had been put into the British mail bags
prior to the arrest, together with Com
icderato drafts to large amount. 50,
your great capture amounts simply to
the persons Of the tour individuals only,
whilst the success of the mlssiun Is be-
youd your control N o. Crescent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27
ARGYLE BITTERS.

I.
4 sure Remedy for Dytyspsia. Ct0lsTa, Di-
arrAaa, DysiEtsry, Sex H,aIleAs, NIghi
Ssssais, GsRTa! Dsbihty, and lis ai,sRdlHl
Ills.
FINHEsE ELEGANT BITFRRs ARE Pc,
euliarly adapted 10 warm climate, and
every person desiring health, strength and
protection from tie diseases incident 20 the
climate, should usa them,
PrssRs GdraHesg ia HE, and feeling the
hand OF Time weighing heavily upon tAem
with all its attendant ills, will fni in the
use of the Bitters an Elixir thar will lnsiill
new life into their yeiRsi festOre, in mea-
sure, the energy and ardor of more youlhiHl
days build up their slrunken forms, and
give health and happiness to their remaining
years,
Il is well established fact, that fully one
half Of the female portion Of our population
are seldom in the enjoyment Of good health,
or 70 use their own expression, "ReYer feel
well" They are languid, devoid Of all eRer-
gy, extremely nervous, and have no apPe-
lite, To this class Of inyalids, these bitters
are especially recommended, Their Peeu-
eullar tonic and inyigOratlns properties rem
der them iRvineible in such eases.
Persons visiting districts hargasssd annu-
any WIN ANNNA @5AN sAkANt " NAN iHNtE ul
bilious nature, will find that by the time
Is use Of one or two bottles, they will not In
one instance take the disease, as tho Ritters
will renOvste and strengthen the system,
and carry the bile of, in its natural channel
T., II, WHEEL0CK & CO,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists, AZ Maya
zine ST., opposite hs AreaSs Hotel, Ns,S' or.
leans, General Wholesale Agents, Also sold
Ly j. WRTGHT6 %, No, ~ CiaSiyss 81,
~ o., aud in Dallas by ......
nov, 2l-7;ly, D, II. THOMAS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27
NEeTW q IdTTd1t co. It
2l:4t-Print Fee SIT so.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CouNrY OF DALLAS,


To any laufulotfcer Of said COHnty-Grcettng
V0U are hereby commanded to summon
Il by publication in the Dallas Herald. for
three successive weeks, John Taylor, to be
and appear before me- James Thomas, Jus
tice of the Peace in and for Dallas county,
precinct No. 8, at my Office, on the Both day
Of March A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty
one, between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.
and two o'clock p. m. Of said day, to an
swer the complaint of Hope Mills, on a
plea of debt due by account, for 500. Fail
not and due return make as the law directs.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of Feb
1851 JAMES THOMAS. JP.
Came % hand March the 7th 1851, and
executed b. ord sTing publication IN the
DL az Herald
1T. CORCoRAN, Constable.
2gsT-sFrs fse g
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27
DALLAS, TEXAS, March 2, 1861

DALLAS, TEXAS, March 2, 1861.
70 he Gn,.n, 81 Dallas;
Feeling myself under many obligations
for tho honor you have conferred on me,
and fully 1pprecialing the great response
tiIlcs 1ostng o, IN officer in the lawful
discharge of his duty AXE this opportu-
mtg Of p'atr.ng myself 20 the citizens of
Dallas county, aud especially those most
directly inierest sd--the citizens of the cor
yoraticn-to discrarge the duties of the
Office Of Mayor. against all offenders with
ort regard 70 position. or character in soci-
cty; and If supported by the peaceable,
lew alHoing portion Of the community, /
lcel confident Of being instrumental in
keeping peace and promoting the morals of
society. and The welfare e the community
[ did 10. seek Ibis honor and only accept
j. Is $ duty incumbent on me, as loyal
citizen. and from q desire TO see peace and
harmony prevail in our own and com mu-
nity. Again, IJcnder my humble gratitude
for TIE serF high honor you have seen ht TO
.5nfsr on ne aud viii cherfully comply
with your wishes 70 TIE untmost of my
ability. remain your obi SIT,
]. L. SMITH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27
Administrators Not

VvHE undersigned having hecn app
Il at tho January Term, a. D. Il,
the Probate Court Of Dallas Count
ministrator Of the estate of Mars,
Johnson, this is therefore, to mott
persons having claims against said c
10 present them duly authenticated, .
within the time prescribed by law, or
will be barred and all those indot
said estate are notified to come f
without delay, and settle the same, q
will be placed in the hands of an off
GEORGE ". RECOf
2l:6w, A6lItHisr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27
Lost or WisIaid.

TWO Treasury warrauta, No. l23'
Il SIS $500, and No. 1884, for SIS, ;s
by the Comptroller, on the 18th day OF
1851, to II. knophli, per Kerbey 6 Nc {
attorneys; also signed by tho Governof
Treasurer, and endorscd-Kcrbey 6
Cord, attorneys; and were mailed dir
TO Benz. Long, Dallas, Texas, on tn
Feb. 1861. The same warrants have y
this day not arrived here, and mnst Il
fore have been stopred - sc-7e 'Ec or
laid Il scme most ofics. The -ndcrsi
uoiifts herewith everybody rot 70 trad
said warrants, rightly ozly belonging
aud vill receive Information Of thsr
the varrants themselves very thAukfni
EBSj. InH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27
E. NJ. Stackpolc's Ady'fs.
Rail Road Corner Revived

VHVIIE subscriber has returned with an en-
II tire new stock Of all kinds of Goods,
which he is prepared to sell on good terms
to his old friends and customers, and to the
public generally. All ask is II fair share
of that custom so literally bestowed before
the fire. have no old goods to oiier, no old
remnants to work of; but my stock is fresh
and clean, and can and will sell goods as
low as any one dare TO in this market
FOR THE CASH!
If sell goods on Il credit, II will be from
January lst to July LIST, and from July till
Christmas, and | shall expect to have fair
profit, as no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way
Come and SEQ me and look at my goods,
whether you buy or not shall not charge
you anything for looking, but will take n
pleasure in showing. Z. NJ. STACKP0LE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27

.ry.- Trr WrrAr .oP.-Never before
,l,r- un,e, ... t.. heat crop been &c
,rg,f .tpg and nsr,f efOre, has so large
; cr5r a-ou planted aa SO fair q prospect
,r,m,ar8 ID rcvrrt H, e1crtions OF oui
..rms... A !Hr. rl plus of wheat and
,,-r ro,. lrs, years. Up still remains on
,.rs.rr l,,rs q, keep down the price oil
,-tr &. srssea, rates, We hear that
,l,s,. na 15ur n.yg "a len in Collin C0uh-
.t...fn lfas former sells ior
: ,5tr .aa4u aut he latter ut So'oo
, .- 100 .a,. s..h sr ,ect of increase
; ~. nsag .. li,t.r roa Amt ofrust in some
.r.rr ..-'rnGIiso to- eat, but notenough
,n usae ,uy 4oas apprchcnsions OF o
conceal loss 20 Tie 'rop
I Tho prn-st ara ,'o;hai in their lovelies'
ar,,r nd thousands Of fat cattle are crop
ming ,.a rich glasa fclce and plenty pre-
ys,,i, our lri.,. mo . determination to
c-,tirua f.. vol. auj % make the most we
r,,. an, Of taa l,ul lnos. The Sun shines
-, The igs. o. we'll as the unjust; and
,.,,rs ancs suo,b 0. every mans door
IT,. iii, 'hirsg ''a"iiercd, we ore do
Jne we'll, Win @ p.cz,y on hand and q
br.rh rroeoer. aaeai. aI-a-U
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27
Dallas County Steam Distlilery,
AT CEDAR SPRINGS.
.n.nnG Uann ANTEn pt'uE

LIQUORS WARRANTED PtiE.
TINE subscribers have now in operation
their new Distilcry, and are prepared
to I'll orders for PURE WHISKY, in quaa
titles to suit purcharers, from 10 gallon
keg to any reasonable number of'barrels.-
All Whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man
u.ac.ured at our establishment we will war
rant pure of any and al! drugs or poisonous
substances. 90
The Distiller Zone Of the partncrs) with
an experience Of some 10 years in the bust
ness fells confident that his liquors for quail
ity and purcncssw illrccommend themselves
to all WHO are fond of good article. Come
and see FOR your yourselves. let.
Grain of all kinds taken in exchange at
the Distillery.
Orders addressed to TIE subscribers will
meet prompt attention.
Eay" No Liquors rctailcd at the Distllery,
or sold in less quantities than 10 gallons.
q. Il. WHEELER & CO..
Dallas, Texas, December ~, 1860. l0-Gm
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Administrators Motif

5EHHE undersigned, having been Gppc
L. at the Februry Term, A. D. 1851,
Probate Court, OF Dallas county, Adj
TRAITOR Of the estate of Ralsam,n b
deceased, this is thereforg to give no
persons having claims against said os
present the same, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, o.
will be barred and all persons indef
said estate are notified TO come forwa
mcd.atcly and make payment.
GEO. W. CUES,
Administra
Dnllas, Texas, March 9Th lS6l-22-