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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
U. $. MAaL STAGE lime
Land for sale.

INVEST half 1873 acres Henry Cough,
w Forks of Trinity; about ten miles
from Dallas.
West half 73S acres, Henry Cough, forks
of Trinity; about twelve miles from Dali
Has.
$50 acres p miles from Dallas, good
farm, good Spring, and timber.
2SO acres, on Eve Mile Creek; miles
FROM Dallas; 100 acres broke; Good Spring,
and timber.
$40 acres; Jas. Cochrane, near Ian
caster Dallas co.
GAO acres, W. Weathrich, Tarrant Co,
near Dallas road, on Village Creek.
These, and many other tracts rEr a
found registered in my Office for sale Per
sons wishing "a purchase, would do well e
call and examine. Persons wishing TO sell
would de well 70 register
No tract will We advertised except By
special request
Pallas Tcxas, AM iotA go lit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
L. NJ. StackpoIc's ADV is.
Rail Road Corner Revived

TsSllE subscriber has returned with nm tn
h tire new stock at all kinds of Goods,
which he Is prepared To sell ou COOL rcrma
to his old friends aud customers, nnh tn the
public generally. All ask is fair share
of that custom 50 lihcrally bestowed before
the fire. have M old goods tooilcr, no old
remnants to work off; but my stock is fresh
aud clean, and I can and will sell goods as
low us any one dare To in this market
ron IWE Cl.SHi
If sell goods on credit, II VIII he from
January LIST to July lst, and from July til
Christmas, and shall expect to have II fair
profit, ms no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise lhat
way.
Come and SEQ me and look at my gnois,
whether You buy w mot. ! shall not charge
ynu anything for hooking, but viii take u
pleasure in showing. +. VI. SThCkPOLH,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Fxopr. rRoN MIssorRI,-A company Of
Emigranis ftom Missouri, numbsring near
IN 30 negroes besides whites eampel a hw
Mills from Dallas on Friday and saturday,
They leport large number h'hinl aud
say that thousands will move out Of that
state during the Summer and fall
4 gentleman travelling from the aor'h,
says that the roads are linel with emil
grants and that an Immense number Of
valuable negNes are brought with them
They are reported 10 be mSn Of wealth and
the best society Of Missouri
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Coz. COMMANpANr OF TnE REGNENr,-
We have been pleased TO hear the name
of Gen. y. II. Dancll, suggested as one of
the most suitable to be placed in nomina-
ton, before the Regiment on the 18th July,
The General has seen much active service,
is veteran of urhinohing courage and
possessed of fine military knowledge
When the Regiment is organized, we learn,
that thc Generals name will be offered.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
SpetiNl En- ptieeS,

CHILLS ANDFEVERl CilILLSAND FEVER! !!
-Ouc of the greatest remedies that has ever been
laid before the public, for Fever and Aguc, and which
have received The highest onconinms from the press
and the people, is Dr. j. lostcticrs Celebrated Bit
tiers. Wko would endure the torinrcs arising from
this terrible disease when II can he easily cured
VINO womb endure sccpl:ss nights, burning icvcrs
and icy chils alternately, when a remedy can he oh.
tanol for mere triilcl And yet how many hmi-
lies lngcr ont painful existence under this deadly
blight, and do nothing hut gulp down quinnc, until
it becomes Ms their daily meals, aud yet
they are not relieved None but the foolish and weak
would hesitate to pracurc these vaablc Bittcrs, and
save themselves intense agony. Sold 10y druggist
aud dealers generally everywhere.
rtS See advertisement In another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
A. s. CLARK.

Nlil'wrlshl, DFnashlSMal and Engineer
1 IL. kinds or IlyimWlic nscLincs mado
~ Nml pat up 10 Srlcl, Also steam En-
giurs rur mp IN mSlaWical manncr,--
Plans aul specifications given iur all kinds
or Mill machiucry,
l., %, address aud residence, Lancaster
Dallas county, IcXas,
MAY -, lSil-si,itf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

ts5@ 4 large train Of wagons reached
this place last week, fran sam Antonio IA
search Of -four, They proceeded to the
steam Mills OF Messrs, Gold 4 Wheeler OF
Cedar Springs aud VIII take of with them
upwanls of so 900 pounds Of flour,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
Strayed
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Elis COunty-Grecting:
VOU are hereby commanded that you
L summon, by publication, the heirs Of
Mayberry b. Gray, whose names and resi-
denccs are unknown, TO be and appear be-
fore the District Court, to be holden in and
for the county of Ellis, at the Courthouse
thereof, in the town of Waxahachte, OH the
first Monday in September next, then and
there to answer the petition of Robert 5.
Lemon and Nancy j. Lemon, wife OF said
Robert S. Lemon, filed in said Court against
them, and alledging in substance as follows,
to-wit: isThat on the day -, said
Maberry d. Gray, departed this life, leaving
his last Will and Testament, duly executed
and witnessed by him, which was duly
proven, and probated in the County Court
of Cameron county, State aforesaid, on the
- day of - 1854; rnd duly admitted
to Ne cord in said county of Cameron; that
by said last VIII and Testament of said
GRAY, he gave and devised TO Nancy j..
IIayle, now Nancy j. Lemon, the following
described tract of land go acres, situated
in Ellis county, on Chambers Greek, and
patented to said Mayberry B. Gray on the
ID day of November, A. D. lS47, by Letters
Patent, No. 81. vol. !. That on or about the
Z0u DAY oil Oclo+tSi1 lOf Sdiu ', 10
with the papers of the estate of said Gray,
ceased, were wholly destroyed by bre !;
that no original papers or copies thereon
are now in existence; that by virtue oil said
will they are the legal owners Of said tract
of land and are entitled to the possession
thereof as against the heirs of said Gray,
deceased" The premises considered peu-
TONERS pray for citation by publication, as
thelaw directs, that they have aud rcc0Var
title to said land, and for such further re-
lief as to law and equity may appertain.
Herein fail not but have you then and
there before said Court this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you haze exc
cuted the same.
- Witness W. W. Parks, Clerk Of
SEAL the District Court Of said county
IO0J Of Ellis, and the Seal of said
Court hereon impressed at Office in the town
of Waxahaebie, this 2elh day of January
A. d. 1861.
w. w. PARKS
elk. d. c. Ellis CO.
hereby certify this TO be true copy Of
: the original writ now in my hand, ihii
April 24th 1861.
sssx--pr. Zee s27.1 Sheriff Els-te-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

30 We learn that the Breckenridge
Guards, Cupt. Alex. A. Thomas, voted nan-
mously, on Saturday last to attend the
proposed Camp Drill, ut tho Fair Grounds,
ON the LIST July next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
NotlCei

Z II. j. MuilclI and \, ". RruNRhg. il
Ihis day dissolved by mutual consent, All
of the unsettled husinrs. az tie late hrla 1T
Moilrll 4 Browning will he settled mp hy
II ]. Muiiru, who is alone authorised 10 do
50, II, ], MnFPETr,
A, ", BROWNING,
Lancaster, May llIh lSll-aaiw.
\, R-Thg Mercantile ana Drug
business gill be continued by II, !, MoticII
al The old stand The patronage OF tho
public Is kiHlly solicited,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
StraNcd or stolen.

ZANE LARGE BLACK HORSE years
W old, star in forehead, light name and
laiI "A liIile white on one or both hind feet
one BROWN MARE MULE, len with him
Also one GRAY HORSE, II or II years old,
ia or - hands high. Also one INDIAN
PONY, dun collar with heavy mahe name
aud tail, branded circle J and Wson .h"nl,
der, with small bell on, also two MULES
and two PlLl.lEs with her, branded circle
J. Any information concerning lhemi
communicated 10 J. W, Johnson, at kan1-
man, Texas, or William Johnson, nj Waco,
Texas, will he thankfully received, and the
person giving the same will be l'berally
rewarded. 80, as.
kaufman, Texas, May 20, iSdi-3j''f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
EsTRAY NOTICES.
uIlNTON COUNTY.

HHsN IVN 0VfNFF .
TAkEN m ty ". l.. il,losaS and e,lrayra i-i.r
j. A. bllunl, Esl uns fnAl hAhk' Hfsrr e. {
akiia SPOT "a lhs f,r-hld snip un ihr Hsr hrauiri
On the lon shoulder appraised o. 81 @l-ii,
TAKES lPhy WA. h. raWliUs zua rsiragri H.
1rr ,. n. hlount, Esq. nne hhnW fnAA unkat,
sar yfaIs eld, branded Eilh Indian hrsld ou
tie IN shouiier appraised, o. n ai.5i,
;, A. NEAfkKs, Clk. e. q. neIlun 40.
neRiun, hafch 18th, lsfl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
puBLIc SPEAKING.

ylSIIE candidates TO represent Dallas conn
~ in the lower houseruf the State Leg
islatnre, viii address the citizens of said
county, 1T the following places aud dates,
az o'clock p, M, of eavh day;
At Cedar hin, Monday, Ouly sh,
" New l.oyen, Tuesday, " aIh,
" Prcslon's SloN, Wednesday, July l0Ih,
" School-hUusc, in Forts of'the
River thursday, July lllh'
q" Wits Mil, Friday, July, 18th,
80 breckenridge, Saturday, July 18Th,
e" Duck Creek, Monday, " 10Th,
- ilarlm's Mil, Tuesday, D." 10Th,
",Scyone, Wednesday, l,Ih'
80 Dallas, Thursday, %" 18th
q, Of" Sam. Sloans Friday " lall'
d" Lancaster Saturday 2O'h'
Dallas June 9TH, lSGl-3Slw,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
E. B. Wheelock and Co.,
4 IA - cart as

Wholesale Druggists,
Is -N,.gszias ~, 0Fposiie tas hrceds Asi.l
Now Orleans.
IUuN l. WILLIAMS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
DALLAS AoADEMY

AiHic nnd f's'hnic,
TEsiiE Trustees ~ Ills Aradrmy having
Il ,igciel E,r priUcii's! vi lhe = "a, here
hy Riuua lhc lublie that the next s,ssi"s
sili bsgin on Aioniay, 18Th Feb aary, lsGl
Rate, per se--isa al 'fwsalY Weeks, a.
iahii,hsa h, abe card al rsasiss.,
OIlhonaply, Reading, Mating .Hi
Meniai AF.iLueiit. Si2 ~
Topography, LHsl,shG,s.susaE, il:sis-
~ and Ariiiiuviie, r. Uf
Natural and Mn,al Sci,Hees aI,l tie
meniary Algebra, 20 "a
Latin, Oieek and Hebrew langua-
ges, aRd Higher Maths mriics, - a.
lHridcnial hr, for Wo,sl, Sc, ~
Music aHl Ornamgnlal departments Mil
D. provided fer as snon a. convenient,
TEkNS-luiiim will be charged n"ln
l,,e li,ao the Iulil ,H.cis scLoV', laNubls
inuuthiy. lh'luriiun mode fer SICK
nrss pruirac,ol as long as a m"nlh, Pat
ious Lrcuu,iiy lisss' s6rl with tie s,L'-'i.
may discontinue iAeir vl,ihiiea - ssv tine,
by paving for tbs litzv sent ~ The lime al
hisenuiinuanrr, Z, j, fAflLto,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
Dallas County Steam Distillcry
AT CEDAR SPRINGS.

hsHka SseS w n ESEsEA.N q usRb III rs
nm subscribers Lave now in operation
| their new Disilcry, and are prepared
TO fill orders for PURE. WHISKY, in 1uan
titles to suit purchnrcrs, from a 10 gallon
kcg to any reasonable number Of barrels
All Whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man
utactured at our establishment we VIII war;
rant pure Of any and all drugs orposonousY
substances.
The Distillcr Zone of the partners) with
an experience of some - years i'll the bust
ness teIIs confident that lis liquors torqual-
ily and purcncss wilrccommendt themselves
to all who are fond of good article. Come
and see for your youI ,'lHeE
Grain Of all kinds l9tpu in exchange at
the Distillery.
Orders addressed to thc s.ascribc.'s wilt.
meet prompt attention.
Raa" No Liquors rciaiirl at TIC bistiilc,y,
or sold in less quantities ilior n gallons
Il 80 ~ CIR. WHEELER co
Dallas, Texas, December II, 1850. lo-lms
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
Final settlement.

n EwIs II. CASTER, Guardian Of the es-
tate Of q. +. Montgomery, has filed his
final account current with said estate, to,
gethcr with his pe,ition praying for final
discharge. This is therefore to notify all
persons interested to GENE forward at the
next term of the County Court, to IL holden
at tho Court House in the town OF Dallas,
ON the last Monday in June, 1871, andeon-
test the same II they think proper.
GEO. W. LAWS,
35,3t. elk G. {. y. Z. Tex.
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y5OYEY WANTED =!

RWlNG-to cur heavy losses BY me mr. lrS
2 boh the 6th July last, We are conn, llfl
to have every dollar due us, in oie'el 70 ~
our own debis. Those who Owe Us :, eiihsl.''t
nc sr,scoant. are requested to call az once
81 n.se na-rnent. We cannot possibly
--'-'' sNfTH & NCRcET.
Ia.-as Teas. Jan. 20. lsls-4l.t!-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
MANUAL or INSTRUCTION
T0E EAs
VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA
oF InE
STATE OF ITEM ~.
Taken from Gilhnm'S Manual OF
INSTRUCTION tnr the oiun'""rs
and Militia at the l., States
PORT q IA.
p II . Q N =

POSTA Or e.
Two cent. each copy, IalaT binding IhIee etnts
l,stheT handling, 1T.
M. DaIrrs ani Companies sishing 10 h suplilri,
will sii ga hrlr onrTs a. s.n AZ l,,slhlr' a. ehs
limited uii,n will h. putlishoi Al oIirIs musA
L. accompanied with cash uT ils equivalent
RICHARDSON 90,
June ls6l--3Sif GAl'fs'"s'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
DALLAS STEAM MILL,

9
GRlST AND SAW MILL COMBINED.
VHyIIE undersigned having purchased all
u the necessary machinery for a first
class Urist Mill and.a 81 horse power en-
ginc which is now in successful OPERATION in
! saving lumber, will, in II few weeks, have
orr buildings erected and ready to com
mcncc grinding corn, and will he ready be-
fore harvest, TO receive grain of all kinds
Having had a long experience in this pro-
fession, we would most respectfully solicita
share of public at onngc. Our Mills, for
the present season, will be located half-a-
mile below Dallas, easily approached from
town, with good grazing for stock and plen
ty Of water near nv.
Oass Saw NELL
Is now in successful operation and con
stantly engaged. We will saw, if logs he
iurniahed in the yard, onc-laf for the 9TH
er, or 81 90 per hundred if the customer dc
sires The whole We will sell at the follow.
ing rates:
sheeting, per hundred feet, -
Notwithstanding and MI other lum-
boy, except Walnut and Bois d'arc, o.
ELLIS & WILLIAMSON.
Dallas, Texas, March l3,-25tf
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lpAnE.A.S.

FE7TIE undols,gncd bcgs leave 20 Miorm
II the travelling public that the abnvc limo
is now hirnisLol with comfortable coaches,
"wcll fed stock, and careful drivers
Coaches leave Alto springs and Chambers
Crck simultaneously AZ 8 o'clock 4. ~, oa
Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each
week, and arrive at tho same places the next
days NJ o'clock p. m. All the travel is in
daylight, ndsnves 30 miles indistancc over
the line via Waco, consequently ailording
passengers ample time to rest ut night
This line also connects with the line frOul
Waco to Tyler, AT Spring Hill ami Dresden,
and with Sawycr's line via Waco. 1T each
terminus. Confident of my ability to rcp-
der entire satisfaction, share of pubic pat
ronagc is solicited. j. j. STEELE.
April ID, 1860. lily
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1860. November. 1860.

1860. November. 1860.
~ IHE GlNH STORE az
I. w. WELLS & BRO,
south side az the Fable square,
DALLAS. TENAS,
MAY be- found d iull and we'll stleelel
WI s,ogk al all kinds of 50 4lsi "a whivA
the attention OF all who visit Dallas l. aus'
respectfully invited, We aFe constantly Ia
receipt OF '.
pJmw eooDS
from ilIe Eastern Markets, which have been
selected giih great cale in regard 10 style
ahl quality, and Ne feel satisfied ia saving
that We can offer Ia the puhlir one ri the
most Unequalei Slocks nng ia the lnwn of
Dallas, We have ss hand fVg cAhlhlt.on 10
the ladies,
s;picndid Assortment of
.HAHBl2OIDEloX Y,
comprising in part a iull line Of
ES' COLLARS,
WsTird Rdginas aud inseriinEs,
I.inea Thread aud hobbin snseTiinss'
something new in the way OF
MAGIC EUFFhI5,
Tor ladies trimming,
81, l0-l, Ill and l2-i
TOIIRT QUILTS,
Aud many other articles which WesilllaEe
pleasure in exhibiting,
Ladies' and lllSSrS ClOaGS and Nanltlrls,
new designs, and we'll worth the attention.
of all.
English and French MerlROS,
DclalnCS, pOpllaS, Plain aud Figured SllkS
and In fact all The latest novelties Of the
season,
Co,ognes, Gxtraots, Powders,
Lily White. Chalk Balls,
aud a variety Of fancy articles suitable Ior
the toilet.
\ full assortment of
School Books & Stationery,
Blank Books, Memorandum Books,
Note Paper ana Envelopes.
H a tt -. IL "a ~ So!
Five eases gents Fine Mole-Skin Hats the
latest style, and manufactured expressly for
Isaiah W. Wells Il Brother Also lmll as
sortmcnt of every kind and style, ranging
in price from ~ cents upwards,
CLIO NC,
BOOTS AMID SHOES,
Blankets, flannClS, IiCkingS,
Ii7lScyS &c, EEorsoys,
and every variety of Heavy Goods always
on hand.
1900 pcs. Assorted Prints
to be disposed of at the lowest cash figure.
Price given at the counter.
10 Bales assorted Domestic3
at the lowest cash figure.
Price given at the counter
Marlboro, and Ogcclcc Stripes, LONcls aud O'naDmg',
Casimeres, Sat:nctts, Jeans,
Plain and Figured Opera FlanclS,
all of which will he disposed of at satisac-
tory rates to the purchaser,
NJ" Particular attention paid 10 the pur-
chase and shipment of ST9SI,.
By" All kinds of COUNTRY PRO
DUCE taken in exchange for goods, NJ cash
rates. |. W. Ellis bi'',
Dallas Nov H. 1850. eff
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EAGLE Ford Grist Mill.

SIX MILES DUE WEST OF DALLAS,
ON THESOUTH SIDE OF TIE
WEST FORK or TIE TRINITY FLYER.
Ygv!IE undersigned would resIe fully an
nouncc to the citizens of / Las and the
adjoining counties, that they re prepared
10, NIL
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hereby certify this to be true copy of
the original writ now in my hand, this
April 24th 1861.
sssv-pr. Zee s27l Sheriff E'ss-ts-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-13

I get down an ezeuiy, not only OF harnaiii-
ty, but of slapey and the .Sosah. No honest
hearted, candid man. in my opinion, and who
really is not an enemy to the Souih and
slavery, will reject them. The Southern
Disunionists m9y, and the Northern Aboii-
tionists tcould, if it would accomplish disun-
ion; fog they know that the disuuion of the
States would accomplish the abolition of
slavery, and hence, they pray, talk, speak
and work for the disunion of the States.-
They know that, if the shield OF the Constitu-
ton is thrown from over our slave property
here in Tennessee, and the other border
States, that we are sooner or later abolition
an abolitionist. our first aim and object would
be to dissolve the Union. Throw the pro-
tecting egis of the Constitution from over
your slave property here in Tennessee, Ken
lucky, and the other border States. and you
throw off the only protection you have for
your rights in the Saes, much less the Ter
ritories, unless you should appeal to the God
of War, and protect your rights by force of
arms, which would doubtless result in a
bloody civil and exterminating war. We say,
then, stand firm to your rights in the Union,
and like truly brave, patriotic and wise men,
contend for them there, and only there, where
you only have hope of maintaining them
without plunging into a most unnatural, I'M
holy. and uncbristian civil war.
An AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-13
The Bonaparte Family suit.

Judgment was delivered by the tribunal
of the Seine ia the BOnaparte-Paterson case
on Friday. Feb. 10. The Court declared thai
as the object of the demand made by Madame
Elizabeth Paterson and Jerome Bonaparte
her son, was the liquidation and the division
of the succession of the Prince Jerome, who
died on the oath of June, 1860; and, mas
much as among the grounds of opposition to
the demand is one that the claim has been
already Judged by two decisions of the con-
seh de familie, dated the 4ih of July, 1856
and the 7lh of July, 1860, which proclaimed
the nullity of the marriage of the oath Of
Dec, 1903 and its invalidity even as regards
property. the Court added:
st is expedient above all 10 examine the
validity of this ground of opposition, mas.
much as if it be well founded it would estab-
lish peremptory exception to the present
demand, and it would no longer belong 10
the tribunal to examine the other grounds OF
opposition, or to decide whether the marri-
age is not null for having been contracted
in a clandestine manner or whether Nine
Elizabeth Paterson could rely on her good
faith in the legal acceptatiOn of the term, or
what efficacy should be attributed to the de-
crees OF the 1lth and 30th Ventose of the
year Is: and, in fine, whether the possession
of position claimed by the parties repre-
sented by n. Berger does not meet an ener-
getic, incessant and manifest contradiction
in the simple fact of the second marriage
contracted in 1907 by Prince Jerome and the
Princess Catherine, of Wurtemberg. on the
faith of the legal non-existence of the first
marriage; and whether. consequently, the
title of relative given to Jerome Paterson be
according to the habitual relations of life,
particularly when it must be recollected
that to admit clear right by blood, would,
on the part Of the children born of the Sec
ond marriage, be denial of their own legiti-
macy"
The Court then referred to the ,350th and
1,351st articles of the Code Napoleon, aud hav-
ing recapitulated all the facts of the case as
stated by counsel, it declared that the de-
mands of Madame Elizabeth Paterson and
her son Jerome Bonaparte, are not admissi-
BILE, and must be rejected. and ordered that
the present judgment shall be mentioned on
the morgin of the deed dated the 18th of
July 1860, containing declaration of the &C
ceptance by Jerome Bonaparte of the success
sion of Prince Jerome. The Court further
sentenced the claimants to pay the costs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-13
FREE FORWARDING.
Private Bonded Warehouses
AND
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERAGE.

THE undersigned has, with Messrs. Brigham, Bald
win Co., Messrs Wilder L Gailie, and Messrs
Hunter Gammell, formed Association for the pur
pose of entering at the Custom House and Storing in
Bond, ia accordance with the Revenue Laws, any
goods arriving at this port which may be entrusted
his stody.
He being the managing and active partner, has
bonded with the approval of the Secretary of the
Treasury, commodious Warehouses, whore all Mer-
chandize coming to this port be stored every
tenton paid to its preservation and for its prompt de-
livery when entry has been made at the Custom
House, at the the lowest possible tariff charges
Merchandise destined TO the interior will be entered
for payment of duties in bond, may be required
by the Consignees. All Goods consigned to him be
for xarded, will receive the greatest despatch the
lowest rate of charge, and in such manner may be
directed. If the duties TO be paid in this port
funds must be provided for that purpose but if to be
forwarded in bond the requisite bonds will be given
Goods entrusted TO of undersigned, consigned
to points in the interior, will be forwarded by Rail
roads or other conveyance directed, free OF
mission.
An experience Of nearly twenty years the details
Of Custom House business, and thorough aoquain-
lance with the Warehouse laws, in every detail, Will
enable this copartnershpt give the create despatch
consistent with the safety of the revenue.
CHAS C. WALDEN,
Office in Claghorn & Cunningham's Buildings, head
of Drayton street. Savannah, March, 1861.
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