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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
wAsHIrert IN cogsrr.

From one of the ecent letters of q Sig
ma" the Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial we make the
following extracts
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

how bitterly she felt the disgrace to which
she had been compelled to submit Her
master wife discovered the fact, removed
her from the house, and inflicted upon the
innocent victim of her husbands brutality
the seyerest punishment-repeated hog
gings. She escaped at the first opportn'
nifty, and came to the camp. Is this tragedy
horrible enough? This girl was the per-
soDal attendant of her masters daughter,
l6 years old.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
The Forward BIovement.

There viii be no forward movement of
the army here a. long as it can be prevented !:
il is the last thing thought of and will only
be adopted as necessity-to satisfy the
public demand or the imminence of Euro
!. pean complications This war is too good
thing for too many worthy and unworthy
people, to be hastily dispensed with. 1t is
tremendous 'goose" laying the biggest
kind of golden eggs" and the number
gathering them is legions! Doyou suppose
such !" nest" as this is going to be bEo-
ken up except upon eompulsion? If you
do, all have to say is, you are jolly green.
That we could at single blow fall upon
and crush the rebel army on the Potomac is
as demonstrable as any problem IN Euclid.
If it was put out by contract tomorrow, it
would be finished in three days, and in
week we would be ready for something else.
venture to affirm that there is not an eff
fective business man in the United States
but what will concur in this opinion, if they
will come here and remain week. And
venture another thing, that since wars were
first known, none has ever been conducted
as this has been. The armies are mere
starving matches, like school children try
my to starYe out each other. FsF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Lincolnites at ship Island.

Three Yankee regiment-two from Mas
sachusetts and one from Connecticut-have
recently been landed on Ship Island. They
are said to be part of the much talked-of
expedition of Gen. Bombastes Gurioso Great
Bethel Picayune Butler. Should the puts
SAINT Butler take it into his head to land on
the Louisiana coast, we predict that he will
never have an opportunity to return to Bos-
ton to brag Of any more HatteraS achiev.
ments.-N o. Bulletin, 18th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Aiming the slaves.

There need be no chatter about arming the
slaves. If they are treated when they come
to our lines, in each case, In accordance
with the necessities of the military situa-
ton, nothing more need be done. 1t would
be impolitic and unnecessary to arm them in
Kentucky where the numerical superiority
in loyal white men is so great, and where
their prejudices may be respected. 1t was
a crime and blunder not to arm them at
Beaufort, and make glowing success out of
what proves to be partial failure; and
Gen. Sherman deserves sharp apprehension
for the disobedience to instructions, which
suffered so great an opportunity to slip out
of his grasp. Kentucky and Beaufort
mark the extremes, and between them will
arise, nay, has already risen, thousand
cases to be decided, each upon its merits
and the accompanying necessities. A COM
mand being placed in a position of peril,
and refusing to accept the services of loyal
men because they were black, would not be
too severely punished by defeat. COM
mander with troops enough would not be
blameless if he should arm and order into
his service the blacks of the country through
which he is passing. The sum of it all is
that the slaves should be used in any way
and at any time in which their labor or their
courage may be made to contribute to the
quick success of our cause. When they are
wanted for building Notifications, for cook
ing food for our soldiers, for building huts,
for scout duty, for teamsters, for shooting
rebels, or for leyeling Charleston and SOW
ing salt on the place where it stood, we in
sist that they may properly and unquestion-
ably ought to be employed. That is what
Mr.. Cameron contends for, and whether it
aecords with the Kentucky policy or not, it
is good sound patriotism and good sound
common sense; and the man who is not
ready to 60 as far as that, has an incomplete
appreciation of the magnitude of the strug-
gle on our hands, or he is willing to prolong
the contest and cause an unnecessary OUT
pouring of money and blood, for the graft
fcation of a prejudice that is as unfounded
as it is injurious. No wriggling, no clamor,
no squeamishness, no outcropping of parti-
san hate, no use of worn out partisan slang,
will prevent the application of our princi-
Piles to the conduct of the war. The people
by and by (they are patient yeti will demand
that all rightful and humane means be used
to accomplish their purposes, with the least
possible outlay Of life; and long before this
war is over, the officer who sends slave
back to a rebel master, will do SO with the
knowledge that the preparation of such
crime will cost him not only his commission,
but the respect of all patriotic men.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

0FThe depravity and bitterness of the
Abolition agitators at the North who now
control the Lincoln government, are clear
ly exhibited in the following editorial ar
ticle which we copy from the Chicago
Tribune of the 12th,-a paper of great
ability and power at the North:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
NAVAL PREPARATIoNs.--The following
we clip from the Chicago tribune:

we cup rom the Chlcago tribune:
Immense activity prevails at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. The new gunboat Owas-
CO has just come down from the Mystic,
in Connecticut to receive her armament.
The Cayuga, built at Portland, is nearly
ready. Three vessels were put in COM
mission on Monday, and fourth, the
Mercidita, on Tuesday. The steamer
Quaker City has been armed. The new
sidewheel war steamer Octorara was
launched on Wednesday, the second ves-
sci of war that has been launched at the
yard within the last fortnight. A third,
the sloop-of-war Adirondack, is on the
stocks, and is progressing very satisfac-
torily. The Octorara will carry an ar
mament of two eleyen-inch guns amid
ships, and two riaed Parrot guns, one
fore and one aft.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Dissatisfaction.

TThe following from the New York
Tribune, and re-published by the North
ern press generally, gives feeble idea
of the means used by their leaders to
deceive the Yankees and in1ame their
passions against the South. Although
it seems almost inconceivable that such
monstrous and absurd lied could find
credence, yet there is no doubt that they
are told to willing ears and are generally
believed:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
Administrators notice.

TTAVINGr qualified as Administrator of the estate
IL Rachel Irwin, deceased, hereby notify all per-
indebted said estate to forward and make
payment, and all those having CLAIMS against II " IL
present them to me for payment within the time pre-
scribed by law. F. A. IRWIN, Admir-. :
noy22-3E
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
ksENa on A.
BEASlEY * RUTH,

No. l3. DeadericE street, Nd&tValle, Tenn. neT
door to Henderson Bros,
RI prepared to do all kinds of Painting, GraiIsng
"a MarbleiDg and Paper Hanging, at prices 10 suit
the times ioHeSV-+4-
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Administrators Notice.
south. Nashville Bakery.

Nov open and ready to furnish parties, private or
In public, shortest notice. Every kind OF Bread,
Cake and Collections constantly on hand, and any
tras furnished at short notice.
decla-2m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
To the Voters Of The siN'eeh'h
Judicial District

. 4 q
g., u,,lay ia August ueNi, N"N
.Wn ' VIZ" ,,.,p :, select District Judge
/ VIZ 49,. '' ,i.e rre.gu, incumbent, 40 the
y; ,''..'. ar sne.al good giliseHs la Illo1s' 81
49,. ....,.tieg. ami Without ANY iormsllly, !
I,,. announced myself as ''"l!'"'o '''
,I..t ,ni,,. A. may not be aM' :" see
m,.,y of lhc VOTERS Ia person 80 '.'
,lrr.ign. th.uk 10 pFup1Tio aGl''ss !"" D"
If. r,-n.
ms mole IT r'ectiug officers having been
,l,,tcl bif "A r,,y wears, may bee regarded
as an experiment in Texas, Considering
tb,i thc Ieoplc ARE most Interested In the
enf,.r, ,u'int of law anl ur.ar-lhat the
rlgLt IA lie, Iiherly aul property is very
mnch dcpenirat Goa the action at tho
c,nrt~-llIry certainly ought "a make 'h'
hes. election, AMI viii d" 3" whenever
prnrar consideration is giyrH 90 lhe s''-
icgl.
Aal q should be- observed that 'he most
vital Interests 40. society ir.1 F." Sf'N'
measure, an the ,nuns for ,Egg.r n.''''''-
tlun: thar lA, Term uI office rs s'N years
recurring lla, ,iwc % rlapn' hn.n', any
desired change mishl again Zoe ch'r."
The unsettled condition of our country
AZ Ills t,me rrudrIs ihe election The more
nnu,rttnt. rrNH, lus severed her lvlin''
p,liliral connexions, Uul lgS Joined her
destiny with the Conlt ,gratc States oI
len. HaugT Eg,i'rl people in sUs-
.... al mill m this newborn GoNcrn-
nll hazards; AMI while our country
... ,grl in a defensive warfare we must
.... il aud pru,,ct society az bone, h"H-
MUM. ram, of lr-- Gni ,rir, There
mp,r,lu, use for every man; AMI
4, %. IA In rlutlr HlANps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
wAxAuAcuiE, Texas, June 10th, 1851.
Nroor ExrLolTs-The last exploit of tho

Monr ExrLolrs.-Thc last exploit of the
Black Republican troops in Missouri, is
thus stated in the Republican Of the 18th:
In addition TO the movement Of l. 5.
troops in this city yesterday, it seems that
large number were started OFF on the Iron
Mountain railroad for Potos. We under
stand they returned last evening, and that
during the day they dispersed two com
panies of State militia at potosi-caplured
Twelve as prisoners because they refused to
give their parolc--took possession ola thou
sand pounds of lead, and then came up to
De SOTO, where they dispersed a crowd as
scmbcd for the purpose of raisirg South
crn Conlcderacy flag, took possession of
dirty cavalry horses, and then returned to
this city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
e. 81. Hail stage Aimc

Uows,on, ipvi, -, lSGl-3l;tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
AdEssizaTssratoY,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the May
~ Term of the County Court Of the
county of Ellis Ebert C. Newton was mp
pointed Administrator Of the estate of
James II. and Frances Bovd deceased. This
is therefore to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribcl by law, and those indebted to the
same arercqucstrd to make promnt navment
Ebert c. NEWTON,
June II, 1SGl-37:Gw. Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

Gen. William O. Butler, one of the
heroes Of the Mexican war, and can
didate for Vice President on the
Cass ticket in 1913, is commander
of the secession volunteers in Ken
lucky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
tilrnrccl nr AlO!Cn.

nNE .BLACK HORSE years
Z Y old. star in forehead, light name aud
tnil. lille white IN one or both hind feet,
One BROWN MARE NUlE, left with him.
.,lto one GRAY HORSE, n or II years old,
III or II hands high. Also one INDIAN
pONY. dun color. with heavy name name
and tail, branded circle j aud WS"n sh"nl,
der, with small bell ON, also two LES
aud two FlLLlES with her, branded circle
j. ANY information concerning men,
communicated to j. W. Johnson, at haul-
man. Texas, or William Johnson, ut waco,
Texas. viii be thankfully received, aud the
person giving the same will be Literally
rewarded.
Kaurman, Texas, MAY 90, 1SGl--35;tf
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a. G. CLARK,

)Ii''w'lght, DmnshismaH and Lnsin'tr''
4 IT., k,nds "r Hydraulic machines made
u nml put M lu mdrr ii ~ ''tam En-
glnrs pat M in mrchuuicu, mrNt>T,--,
llrns m 'prc.acalio gwen for MI EIiN'-
Of ui'l mrch u,y,
+, q, address ard residence, Lancaster
Dallas coHlrv rr,ns,
Mgy -, lSGl-HaHL
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&llvyv q NrrytiG
EOR. s. ALE.

A new and substantial HACK, large and
n commodious enough for transportation
Of any description. Also an elegant as
sor,ment of Carriage Trimmings.
NJ. GUILLOT.
Dallas. June 18th 1SGl-31:lw.
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To the Sheriff of EIAs CoaHiy-Gr Greeting:
NOU are hereby commanded that you
u summon, by publication, the heirs of
Maybcrry b. Gray, whose names and resi-
dences 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 WaAahachic, on the
first Monday in September next, then and
there to answer the petition Of Robert s.
Lemon and Nancy J. Lemon, wife of said
Robert 5. Lemon, fled in said Court against
them, and ullcdging in substance MS follows,
to-wit: '.Hlat on the day -, said
Maberry Il. Gray, departed this life, leaving
his last VIII 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
- dGr Of --- 1854; nnd duly admitted
TO record in said county of Cameron; that
by said last VIII and Testament of said
Gray, he gave and devised to Nancy j.
lIayle, now Nancy ]. Lemon, the following
described tract OF land: go acres, situated
| in Ellis county, on Chambers Greek, and
IN cntcd to said Maybcrry Il. Gray on the
ID dav OF November a. j. 1911, by Letters
/ Patent. No. 81. vol. !. hat on or about the
! 23l day OF October, l647, said viii together
with the rapcis OF the estate of said Gray,
/ deceased. were wholly destroyed by fire
that no original papers or copies thereof
/ are now in existence hat by virtue OF said
Win they are the lc - owners of said tract
/ of land and are entitled to the possession
thereof as against the heirs Of said Gray
deceased" The premises considered rcti-
TONERS pray for citation by publication, as
the law directs, that they have and rccoval
/ title to said land, and for such further re.
lief as to law and equity may appcrtain.
Herein fail not but have you then and
! there before said Court this writ with youi
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cu;cd tie same.
Witness W. ". Parks, Clerk o.
! SEAL the District Court OF said county
wv Of Ellis, and the Seal Of SAID
Cou-t hereon impressed Office, in the town
Of Waxahachie, this 2Sih day Of January
A. d. 1851.
w PARKS
CIE. n. G. Ellis Go.
hereby c--fire This t5 a 50 t-,1 copy o.
Ga siaal Ms moss 81 my hand, ihi
Az q ziih ll5l.
s. 4 FOSTER,
So sw-Pr. Zee s27 Sheriff EHis Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
SLEEP FOR SALE.
R':9ycea

E7aOM The undersigned, near Lancaster,
IL Dallas county, on orabout the LIST April,
Ecur Ratlian Ponies, described thus:
one Brown Mare, 49, hands high, snip on
the nose, had on a small bell; one Light
Bay ,Filly, years old, star in forehead I;
one Black, Ycarling, Horse Colt, star IN
forehead. The three latter branded thus,
S on the hip. A liberal reward will be
given Tor such information as will enable
me to get them.
A. H. RAWLINS.
Lancaster. Texas, June 5, 1SG1-36:lw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
From The Civilian.
From The Eio Grandchildren Of Cor
,na's Band.


mas Band.
Hon. Somlrs Ninney oI brownsville gave
us q call .hs morning. He informs us that
all is ,uer ahoul Brownsville.
On the --I Nay, company of Mezicans
from Te.ns a..ched to Col.Ford 5 force
and under .m5acliate command Of Captain
Beneyides, wish forty men ofhis company
attacked COutina, who was encamped
sbntlJ one mile and half from Redmond 5
rancho. With about seventy men, and com
nletcly routed him--killing seven OF his
men. and wound ng several, and dispensing
the place he GOT a great many horses, sad
dies, guns, sc.
Cor,tra passed on the ooh, about nine
miles below. ulI had Capt. Bcncvidos COM
pleteiy Lcmmcl up in Redmond house,
'.5p,rr 20 lrye him out, and firing on
aim from limo 90 time. One of Bcncvidos
men goluu. ,a.rj TO take an express ihro Oh
rhe enemy .u }.a redo, and Lieut.. CallagEan
stnr.cs from here at clock, p. NJ. and
arrived larc al . clock, next morning,
riding stxfy-Hye miles in thirteen hours,
te,oal5nu'sl 0r Don Bacilio Benevidus, and
.eycsri citizau- OF Laredo. With twenty
n,ea of tho Company, he met, about two
m los from here. Cotiua's advanced guard
75.t ran. il-aasl them, completely disrers
ipr them; hey having left their horse
saddles. and a -rcat many of them lei
th,ir rans. I1 inc minutes after arriving
,ie. witl CAM. Benevidos, went ont i'
alact Coaiua nd the above was the re
,a1lt. Cor,ul c-caped with about ten meT
iue Ne.fca. a8a never stopped until hi
or aby,. tWcivc miles beyond Guerrero
t,.esa short iut brilliant fight, and ont
for which Capt. Benevidos company de
serves great deal Of credit. Coriinas'
,o. erecsei b promptly, in few day
,eoa.I give o. s.uoh trouble and cost T.
H.. s.ste ss -. id last year. rs nearly al
r.s fshth.ia- or the comfy, and gTea
.-.r- -.e..g1s Gncrerro were wiih Cos
al, ana I.f-.u 2 him with resources.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
ARGYLE BIETERs,

4 SIRE R'mfdY .ior DWsyysiH, Hh0hru, H.
drrhog, DRiAirh &,ck N d,hiche, Ngki
>~,ah, Gracrm n. htr oad rs ohn,imt
Ws,
FkNllESE ELEGANT nTrERS ARE RI,
culiurly adapted tou warm climate, unl
every Iolsou desiring health, strength aud
protection from the diseases lneidcnt To Tie
climate, should Us' Ihcm,
Itryurs uirm I IN iJr, AMI feeling the
hand or Time weighing heavily upon ihom
with all luH attendant ills, will ind IN the
usc nj the h,uc,s uu EliSlr lhul VIII mStill
new ill., iulu their yriu-i irslorc, In mcn-
sure, the energy aud urlur Of more youthful
day.; mlh up their slrurScu forms, aud
give hcal,h ami hi'llnc'' tu lh,rlcAtIning
yeats,
II Is u we'll established fact, t'ut fully one
half uf the female portion of "u population
aic seldom in the enjoyment of good health,
o. IN usc their own expires ion, "ncycr feel
we'll They are lnuguid, devoid Of all cncr-
gy, extremely nervous, aud have no nppc-
tile. 10 tbs class nr nyulids, these hrlcrs
are especially recommended. Their pccU-
oulur tonic aud iuyigoraiing properties rcn-
der them inync,blc IN such cuscS.
Persons visiting districts hnwOsS'd annu-
ally with Fever aud AgUc, ar any Fever %!
II bilious nature will lin that 10y tie time
~ use OF one on two bottles, they viii not in
one instance take the disease, as tic Filters
will rcnoya,c and strengthen the system,
aud carry the bile of, in rs natural channel,
T.. h, WHEELOCK SEQ,
Importers and liholraai, DrVgg'viy, 81 Nigd-
zine ST., opposite HE .Irro,ir Hoti, War Or-
haHa, GuarH IIkD'ry0'c igcuh. .1iso splI
WJ. U'RIGHTE IT,, No. - Cirirca s.,
y, a., aI ia Na'ins hy
/ NOV. 2l-Ily. u. H. THOMAS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
en- Uvrir L,

Al the residence OF The brides father, on
the 10Th inst. by the Rev J. W. LLOYD, Capt.
ED. II. MOORE. and Miss MAGGIE E..
PRINCE. both OF Ellis county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

aAW1NG 81 oar heavy losses Jy tie ne
Z Foh The Stli Jnly iasi, We are compelled
20 have every dollar duc -, 10 order i" gay
orr own debis. Those who ore Az -liheri'.-
nsts orareoaot, are requested 90 cal, ar oece
ana iasre pasmeni. We esnnct r. s-tiT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

From Alto springs,
rs way &c Suiu -iicld, ilwakaua Springs,
10 Chnn;ICrs' Creek.
NEAREST AND NEST ROUTE
FROM HOUSTON TO WAXAUACIlE ANU
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
HoIICG9

FEylIE co-uarlucrslip in business between
II. J. Mullrll and \, w. lirowning' ~
ills day lia,alv,d ny mutual consent Al
nf lhp unsettled hus mess oi lle late firm NJ
M,ir,u 4 muwnng viii he settled up by
A !. Moh-u. vie alone Hullmised 10 do
81, n. !. MOFFETr,,
4. ". HRuW MING,
Lancaster. NAV la,h lSil-a'iiw,
\. nh sterCauilic ana Drug
msinr-- via he continued by H. D. Mnhrl'
a, lIs od sand, The patronage OF tue
rUhlio h Elully ,p'i,ird,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
IHNN % ogCaENG
M oGI COZ
One Million Texas State Loan!

ggyuE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
1 appointed by his E%cellcdcy, Governor
Clark. Commissioner to negotiate the one
million loan, authorized by an act of the
legislature Of the State of Texas approved
April 3, 1851, will receive bids for 5000 900
Of said loan.
The bids to be made in writing, for Ger
tain number OF bonds OF 81 ,OO0 each, and
addressed to the State Loan Commissioner,
care of Glenn r. Johns, Comptroller, Austin,
Texas. Said bids will be opened at the
Comptrollcrs Office, on the first day of July
next, at which time and place bidders will
he advised of the acceptance or rejection OF
their bids. L. b. NICHOLS,
Commissioner.
Austin, Texas, May Il, 1SGl-3i:4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
DATEAs ACADEMY.

an account Of the present eXcitements,
W and the excessive warm weather, the
Trustees of this institution have sanctioned
q vacation until fall. F. j. PATlILO,
37lw7 President.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19

Tlev correspondent Of tie Peters
rza rs;
i Csau IRE Pendergast- who Is a
e--.t.-s iad-. IS sill in Norfolk. She re-
.,..s ~ s-,, Ter husband AZ he Fori-says
- ...---n- live wiIh him ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
1860. November. 1860.
T w. WELLS C BRO,

~ THR CiSH STORE or
I. w. WELLS e. BRO,
souih z!ds 90 abe Pnbiie sa""-''
DAI.LAS, TEN AS,
MAY A. Sand nah aul well sr'reirl
VA siork NJ all Kinds of 90 |s, q "Nl'h
the attention of IN who yisil l'alla" n l"n'l
respectfully Invited, We are constantly !"
reecipl OF
nJmUV GOODS
f,,,m the En-'rIn Markets, which have been
.rl,,trd with great care in regard 10 style
and quality, and we fegl satisfied In saying
that we can offer o. the puddle one 81 lhn
MOST Uuctutlel Stocks now in the inwn 1T
nallas. Ne lave on hand for eNh'mI'"n 4"
tho ladies,
,snIrndid Assortment of
BNHBROIDEE1Y,
elmprlsing in part fall line "l
T,ADTBS' COLDAR RS,
WorlcI g,igings nni i.ir'rsi@VS'
IInru Tg,rrui ana Iiahhin F"Sr''inS''
something new In the way al
rrAGEC ESUTIsLI3,
lur lad.r, lrlming,
CT, lO-i, I'LL and ~
TOTIDT OUTFITS,
Anal many other articles which Wcw,lltakc
pleasure In cNhihilmg,
Ladies' aud Misses ClONkS aud Nanl'irlS,
new designs, aud we'll worth the attention
Of all,
English and French McrinOS,
DrlaiaS, ropllns, Plain ana Fisarcd SILKS,
aud IN fact al The latest novelties OF the
season,
colcgEos, -&tracts, 2owiers,
Lily White. Chalk Balls,
and variety of fancy articles suitable for
the toilet,
\ full assortmcutof
School Books & Stationery,
Blank Books, Memorandum Books,
Note Paper and Envelopes.
III a ~ 8. GE n q: -
Five cases gents Fine Molc-skin Hats, the
latest style, and manufactured expressly for
Isaiah W. Wells 4 Brother, Also full IA
sor,mcnt of every kind and style ranging
in price from - cents upwards.
CIOT HIM c.,
BOOTS AMID SHOES,
Blankets, FlannrlS, TirhiagS,
Ii2,soyS Go 1Gcr@oy9,
and every variety of Heavy Goods always
on hand,
1000 pes. Assorted Prints
to be disposed of nj the lowest cash figure
Prize given at the counter
Bales assorted Domostios
at the lowest cash figure.
Price given at the counter
Marlboro, and Ogrchcc Stripes, lowcs and OsnaCaFss
oasimoges, l3atinetts, Seans,
Plain and Figured Opera FIanelS,
all of which will he disposed of at satisi"c-
tory rates to the purchaser.
I<ynParticular attention paid to the par
chase and shipment of TET0GG.
BeV"All kinds of COUNTRY PRO
! DTICE taken in exchange for goods, nj cash
rotcs, |. UNVEILS & BRO.
Dallas, Nov. II, 1860. O--u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

Lancaster, Texas, June 5, 18Gl-36:l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-19
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