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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

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Th. :, Ioris Dor,ocr,t ot ttorJav Sent
,,l :, :,
-'N' Co"H' HIS 'e report '''l fle''i""' mas 'e''
that city on an important expedition up the
Missouri river. 1t saws: =
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'''''"' va! mi o., tt,,,,,,.' r',
'T,.,i1 e,.' TS,.,' ri Minn(I,,I,a
II ~ I'"'''v' %'e i1'.'"' w H.
D., G ''', ., II, ,Ti.7 a,lI
- I.''.'' N"'y anu ''' ~ az ~
arriyrIy ,n,,,',sJ in an Ininorra}t cxnediljop
under Gen. Fremont Yesterday, the N w.
Daham Northerner' W. l., Ewing sam vi Ga
9nm vr y ' In. a. H., H., '' ";n'r ,akin, m
troops and military stores aud equipments.
The Norlhencr, Graham, Ewing. and Gaty,
Sappeu Co'. rms cavalry regiment Oh loo
Tayiar tnok on hoard Col K,It,m's rnoinant
Tie Bacon, Col BANDS regiment, and the Nc
Doweu Col hnoblesdort 5 regiment OF north
ma,i"n m IIs', i W. , E"" , o t t T h,
Lay, ,mrr,I ,La;r 80 ~, s,raa,', and aro
,,IhI, h,,,,'d Nv. Nv, 3li'ri ,i,,''
Inc next morning. sept -fti'' Tue Demo
crat spoke OF the matter again and said
"Tbe .xt,aordlnary activity for the past
threr mr. tuur Iays ON fine river and the rail
rnnJs tbr nrrsrnce of General Lane ON tLe
west side nt Tpxinoton vim an accumulated
f,rce nf ,nnro t5ar 4 0n0 man thn mos,
,orce Of mara t Stmr ooV t e nor re p mi,
onlI, ,Il - - tI,, 49, Iaad, ~
from. steoming mn the Missn,,ri liver and ,hr
f,T nois up ,'iu ,, ~ + ''''U ,t
tr,,',, a., G;t, n',,,,t
,,,,,,,,,t "'' '0o" Wv,
rIaI ar,,'.. ,,,i. con loo
"'"' "'''''
IHE FOURTH NEW HAMPSHIRE hLGl-
MENT, Col Thomas j. Whipple, passed
tbroupb This citv Friday aftarnoop for their
nl,oo 7f on.n,,,,,,'.n. =, ,Iian'.,,Ia 1oa..TI
r'''I' y, p"'t"' az -N'''i'.0'"' i'o"s 1871
my 'e,' -i''i'''es''i' ""e'e ''ie9 nave
zee" t"'"'" peu iol 'ilree weeks ABOUT WE'VE
'1'00N' anu 'e"o"eu o'eestcr ""ou' 'ou''
proceeding u" u! Tue Nor"Ic" Tou''' ne
l's''''"' eo"S'''s q lo0' men, o"lce'eu "'
'''Io"S
oo'o'e'- hoihas D: "mpple OF Tacoma
first Nav IIHnnsL;rr r,,,r,,,,..,,t
Lieutenant Gulonel-Louis Bell Of Exeter.
MMor-Jeremiah ID: Drew OF Salem
Hl,r,,,r I'''I 81 Ma,
chester
Snrgeon--Josiah c. Eastman Of Hampstead.
Assistant Surgeoh-HeorSe l. Hreel'y Oh
Cnn,T,issary-D,riaI @ G,la Of Conrora
Chaplain-Rey Martin w. Williams cI
Nashua,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

CHANGE OF NAMEs.-Fhe postmaster gen.
eral has changed the name OF the post office
heretofore called COLD Brook" in this coun-
ty, to SMIrHvlLLE, and has appointed w. II.
Whitney, postmaster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

BoLToS.-Messrs. Lyman Moore, Marcel
lus Houghton, and j. II. Sawyer, of Bolton,
are delegates to the republican state conven-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

a LADY residing in Wilkinsonville says to
us in letter "a private Of the fifteenth
regiment Of Massachusetts volunteers speak
ing Of their late march from Camp Kalorama
to PoolesvilIe, says Too much credit can not
be given Mr., ScandliD, and it is an honor to
Grafton that they have furnished SO good
chaplain tor the fifteenth Massachusetts volun.
teers. lie sometimes carried three guns while
tired soldier rode his horse
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
T., Horse 0wners.--swcrt,s IalaIli6Ie Ii

To Horse Owners.--nweet,s tnaIlible Linimen I
or Horses rNacd by any, and in all cases OF Lame
ness aris ing from Sprans Bruises or Wrenchr lis Of
feet magical and certain, harness or Saddle Calls
Scratches, Mango, &c, it VIII also cure speedily Snnyu
and Hngboue may be easily prevented and cured In their
stages but confirmed are beyond the
sibliLN OF rddcdtcare. No of the kind hovnver
desperate or hopeless but 1t may BIZ alleyiatrd nv
this Llniment faithful application will always re
move the Iaieness and enable the horse to travel with
comparative ease. " '' WIN
prits timely use ;he first appearance u ,,aTess
will tiectuaiy prev those Formidable dspasrs mo,
uened Q" witch all horses liable and which render
so 'nav otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
n'-l I3tawNweOwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

CAPT. WAGELEY of the German company,
connected with the twenty fifth regiment, will
address public meeting in Webster, this even
ing, and show his countrymen and others in
Webster why they should join his company.
The address will be worth hearing, for Capt.
"ageley is a gentleman of superior education,
graduate OF the University OF Munich, and
withal man of excellent abilities.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

The GERMAN TARGET CLUB.-The annual
meeting Of the GomUn target club, Thurs
day, was largely attcudeda and very successful.
Some twenty-five Or more persons took part
in the shooting for prizes ~ large portion of
them shot very well indeed. Mr., Buehler OF
the club and another person came out ahead
of the others in competition Tor the first prize.
They stood even, having the same number of
points. 1t was afterwards decided in favor OF
Mr.. Buehler, who had shot that particular
string for another gentleman. The medal for
the best single shot at jeff Davis, went to
Mr.. Henry OF the club. a great number OF
spectators were present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--As Mr.. n. D. Gay,
grain dealer on Foster street, was examining
and showing some pistols in his counting
room, or Monday afternoon, one of them was
discharged, and the bali hit Mr.. Charles Tlagg,
who was writing at the desk near pnssing
through his coat collar, cravat, and into his
neck, near the jugular vein, and lodged at the
back of his neck. Mr.. Flagg had a narrow
escape with his life, but is now quite com
iOrtable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

CAMP LINCoLN.-Ninc companies, number
Ing over seven hundred men, are now in
camp at the agricultural grounds. Captain
Atwood's company from Boston, numbering
forty men, arrived yesterday, and will be re-
cruited to the full standard in this city,-The
German company under Capt. Wageley, were
escorted to their quarters at Camp Lincoln,
by the German Singing Society, the Target
Club, and the Turner's. The Fitchburg COM
pany also arrived yesterday, numbering sew
enty seven men.
VIM. DAILY, first lieutenant in Capt O'Neil's
company, will be presented with sword and
belt ut the camp this afternoon, at half past
four. NJ. j. McCaitrty, Esq, is to make the
presentation speech ON behalf OF John Madi.
dam and friends who have interested them.
selves 10 procure this testimonial to Lieutenant
DAILY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Fre-I' 'Suucr.- From Soto leo tubs of Fresh But
ter lust IccCiv cd and ur sale at DRAPER A. CNnE'S
95 and - Front street. itf " ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Rev. b. c. Ward, pastor OF the conpreg,.
tiona church in GenneseO, ILL., ,!is engaged in
enlisting company Of ministers for the war
able bodied, unmarried men, who are will.
ling to put on "the whole armor."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Col, HENRY WILsoN.-The inspectors in
the Boston custom house, OIL Friday morning
met Col. Wilson at the State House, in "Doric
Hall, and presented to him an elegant sword
sash and belt. In response TO the gift, Col
Wilson said the time had come when every
man who desires TO see our free institutions
perpetuated and enjoyed by those who ae 10
come after us, should do what lie could to
lion, and again pledged his time, his influence
and his lite to protect and defend them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

MUSICAL CoNvENrIoN-We are glad to
be able to announce that a musical convention
will be held in this city, continuing four days
aud evenings, Prof. b. +. Baker of Boston,
conductor, WHO will beassisted by well known
yocalists. Mr.. B. d, Allen will preside at the
piano. More particulars hereafter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

THE BosToN ROAD will run an extra from
Boston to Worcester and back for the accom-.
mediation OF delegates to the republican state
convention next Tuesday, Oct. l. 1t will
leave Boston at 9l5 \. NJ, stopping only at
Framingham Passengers from way stations
will leave Worcester at the close OF the con
ventIon, on its return. Tickets for the round
trip will be sold at one fare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

LoSDoS TINES RUssELL.-It is stated in Il
letter from Washington that Mr.. Russell Is So
much offended by Mr.. Stewards state memo
randum tnat nc will not remain much longer
IN the country. lie perceiyes that he is es
teemcd unpopular here, and does not care
much longer to tarry in our midst. Such is
the current rumor Of the day. The English
minister II Is said, sympathzes very strongly
with Russell, aud declares that he has been
insnLted by The sceretary of STATE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Dr.. o. MARTIN OF this city, appointed brig
AIDE surgeon and ordered to report to General
trr's headquarters are ROlla, Missouri, and
that he expected to reach that place and report
himself to the general ON the twenty first day
Of September.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

The workmen employed in Shepard, Lathe
Coz machine shop, yesterday presented to
Francis Bridges, one of their number who
has enlisted in Capt MouIton's company, a
revolver of the Smith 4 Wesson patent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28


speaker h'aue aPl"Pti"o ~ '
n,,, ,i,nns and Iriais md concluded with the
expression of firm hope that, now as then the
favor OF good ana oyer'ruIlnE Hoa "ou,o
%a"u oJ our n"!'," '''', st,,ro,
rry MP rrEHIzGroy's SERMON.
Rev. Mr.. Burlington, at the uniyrsaliSt
church, addressed h'' people upon loP'c APP
W"t,''t ~ 'ne "ay ' ,I,, ,l, ,I,,i Ihnrr,
i, brrriarri,n Which does not descend upon
people, but a blessing to which people must
aspire, AMI winch ihey must 'aoor 10 possess
H., '"u! TIu';, t,'ioy "," NV !, No. intia"m,y
cared for and zralously guarded. lie showed
how the south had lost the spirit and patriot
ism OF the fathers OF the icPNoIlc, ana 'urlr'i
r,' o , H. U,' ~ h ,i IN nrrsrrycJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

PATENTS, = OF the patents awarded last
week was one TO Ethan Allen Of this city, for
Improvement in revolving side arms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Rey. Mr.. Moss preached from Judges 20 !:
26, u, relating to the revolt of the tribe of
Benjamin, and drew from the history of that
event lessons of hope and encouragement. lie
detailed the history OF that revolt, and the re-
verses which the favored people OF God sus
tanned in the early period OF the struggle
how they humbled themselves before God
and implored his direction and guidance ,wheth.
er they should 90 out and battle again with
their rebellious brothers, or lay down their
arms; and "the Lord said go up; for to NOR
row l deliver them into thy hands" The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
REV. MIR. DADMux's SERMON.

Rev. Mr.. Dadmun, who conducted the ser.
vices at the Methodist church, preached from
Eccl. s: IL. because sentence against an
evil work is not executed speedily, therefore
the heart OF the sons of men is fully set in
them to do evil He spoke of the scriptural
view OF sin, and OF the misery that has follow
ed in its train. AS respected the nation, we
had loved party and party politics more than
sound moral principle. Success Of party had
been the watchwOrd instead of Choosing
from among us, to rule over us, men that
feared God" We had thus been disgraced in
the eyes OF the wOrll. Congress had been
turned into drunken brothel \ nest of
traitorous thieves has been accommodating until
they have planned the ruin of our beloved
country. If we had had the right kind OF men
in the presidential chair previous to the pres
ent incumbent, this civil war might have been
averted. The people were in great measure
responsible tor this state things. The legis-
lauOn of the country, moreover for the last ten
years, had been 10 extend the area of slavery,
and in violation of the sentiment of the civil.
lied world, we had become nation of slave.
hunters. The text taught us there was "A sen.
tence against this "evil work" which the
speaker illustrated by examples, and urged
that we should implOre help from God lest
we, too, perish under the sentence. lie fur
ther enforced the danger and Sinuness of tri.
fling with divine tUrbearauce, and instanced
the rebellion in our land as Il striking ilustra
ton of the manner in which our nation and
people had abused His clemency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Since putting the above in type, we have
been requested to invite the ladies OF Worces-
Ter to meet at the chapel of Central church,
on Monday afternoon, at 3 clock, to organize
movement for procuring the needed supplies
In the meantime ali contributions lett at the
depot, 100 Main street, will be properly cared
for and forwarded.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15

I.LLAs ARrILLERY,-This fine company,
under the command of Capt. ]. j. Good,
ler his place last week, en- route for Head
qga.tefs.
Az Waxahatchic, our highly esteemed
follow citizen, W, II. llord, ESQ., was
elected LIST. Lieut.. in place of Lieut.. Miller
resigned.
We expect to hear of good service done
by this company, knowing that it is com.
posed of brave and valiant men. Well
armed and we'll disciplined, we may rest
ASSURED they will perform as cficctual SER
vice any company in the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15
ARGYLE BITTERs.

- AS4 = - 4IAt6s
4 are Ready Ior DysPsPsia. CAoIsra, Di-
arkaa DysiHtsry, Sex Hsasisek., N,okt
S,ssai', Gsas'SI Debility, and ia siisaaas.
lis.
T1NlIEsE ELEGANT BITTERS ARE PR,
II euliarly adapted TO warm climate, and
every person desiring health, strength aud
protection from the diseases incident 10 The
climate should use them.
Prsom Advanced IN Iys, aud feeling the
hand of Time weighing heavily upon them,
with all its attendant Ills will find in the
use Of the Bitters an Elixir that will instill
new life into their veinsj fest0re. In a mea-
sure, the energy and ardOr Of more youthful
days. build up their shrunken forms, and
give health and happinesst TO their remaining
years,
1t is we'll established fact, that fully one
half Of the female portion of our population
are seldom in the enjoyment OF good health,
or, TO use their own expression, "neyer feel
we'll" They are languid, devoid Of all ener-
gy, extremely nervous, aud have no appe-
lite. To this class OF invallds, these bitters
are especially recommended. Their peeu-
culiar ionic and inylgorating properties rem
der them inyineibe In such eases.
Persons visiting districts hsrrassed annn-
ally with Fever and Ague, or any Fever OF
. bilious nature, viii end that by the time
~ use Of one or two bottles, they will not in
oue Instance take the disease, IS the Bitters
win renoysts and strengthen the system,
aud carry the bile N, IN its natural channel.
T.. % WllEEL0cK & CO..
Importer and WLoi,,ais Druggists, 43 Nigga
-igs ST. oppoy'e NJ iredds Hotel, Nee Or
ssn' General Ubo'la's ASent'. Also 'old
by d. WRiGHF y o., No. p Charir" ST.,
". o., and in Dallas by
nov. 2l-Ily. d. d. THOMAS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of DdLtas county, GreetimG;-
NNT H. WITT, n citizen of said county
wv Plaintiff, has instituted suit in the
District Court thereof, against G. I. Self
and r.. T. Mortin, Defendants, and alleges
in his petition, in substance as follows:
That on the 18th day of December 1853,
the said defendants made, executed and de-
livered TO Solomon ScriDncI, their pionns-
sorry note in writing, by which defendants
became indebted and promised to pay to
said Scribner on or before the LIST day of
October 1860, the sum of six hundred dol
lars for value received, bearing ten percent
interest from maturity, which said note is
made part of said petition. That on the
day of the said Scribncr transfcrr-
ed said note to petitioner for valuable
delivery rs aforesaid, and the transfer of
said note by said Scribner to plaintiff the
said defendants became indebted to plain
tiff in the sum specified in the note, with
the interest specified therein. That the
note was executed and delivered for and in
consideration of two tracts Of land, land
for the purchase money thereof, which is
described as follows: 900 acres out of the
Sc. corner of a 4761 acre survey, made in
the name of A. W. Perry, by virtue of his
49, NJ . Nor,6 West of the Isl princi-
nal Meridian. And 10 acres out of the
North half of q $50 acre survey made to
Preston Witt; commencing at the SW. cor
ner of North half, running East to the SW.
~. 80 t,.ot sold bv A w Per-
corner OF D acre trh'' soi" ~ a.
ry to Nj. j. Baze thence North to SAID
Boyls NV. corner; thence East Pass'ns
NE. corner of said Baze's 5 acre survey, to
the NE. corner of acre tract, sold D.,
said Perry to John Huffman; thence North
and West and South to the place OF pegin-
ming, so as to contain 10 acres" That said
note has long been due, and that defend
ants have failed and refused to pay of and
discharge the same or any part thereof ex-
cept the sum of seventy dollars, which is
endorsed upon said note-and that the res
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15

DEFENSE OF THE CoUSTY.-The Chief
Justice of Dallas County has issued call
for an election on Saturday 4th inst, for
tue pa pose of taking the sense of the pco-
pie upon the propricty of making an APP
preparation of $4,000 for the arming of the
county This is good move and as the
FEELING in it's favor is unanimous, we think
the C3.Inty Court should have proceeded at
once N view of the necessity, to make the
required appropriation. Let every one turn
GU aud vote for the appropriation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15
No. 100.

o.
HEynrF. SMITH, ELISHA ALExAx- rHu
DER, N. DALE, HERBERT FISH SMITH, f.,lr
In District Court, Denton County, Ttxss,
Summer Term, Il, ID. 1861.
TgNIIE Defendants in the shove entitled
IL cause will take notice that the Plain
tiff in said causcihas filed in my office, In
tcrrogatories in said cause to be propound-
ed to the defendant Henry +. Smith which
if not answered on or before the next terra
of said Court, will be taken as confessed. AL
SO interrogai cries propounded to Francis w
Clever, Charles Frederick, Charles Duncan,
A. J. Davis, G. v. Hank, George Graham,
s. P. Tower, t. G. Mathis and Judge Otte,
residents of Floyd county, State Of Indians
and James Reed, John Reed and Felix H.
Lewis, residents of Clark county in tho
State of Indiana, and that on or after the
thirtieth day after the publication o. this
notice will issue commission to take tie
answers to said interrogatories on tAe sp-
plication Of the Plaintiff.
Witness, James d. Ford, Clerk
SEAL of the District Court of Denton
Wv Co., Texas. Given at my offses
in the Town of Denton, April 18th A. D.
1861. j. B. FORD.
Dist elk D. Co., Texas,
Issued April 10th 1861.
Goat. J. B. FORD, Clerk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15
E. NJ. StackpoIc's Adv't's.
Rail Road Corner Revived

vVIIE subscriber has returned with an en-
l. 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 iair share
Of that custom so literally bestowed before
the fire. have no old goods tooHer no old
remnants to work off; but my stock is fresh
and clean, and can and will sell goods as
low us any one dare TO in this market
FOR THE CASH!
If sell goods on credit, it will be from
January LIST to July LIST, and from July till
Christmas, and shall expect to have q fair
profit, as no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come and see me and look at my goods,
whether you buy or not. shall not charge
You anything for looking, but will take
pleasure in showing. +. NJ. STACKPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15
PUBLIC MEETING.
yen.n spn1sAs School HOUSE, Dallas

County, Texas, April ~, 1861.
In accordance with previous notice, the
citizens in the vicinity of Cedar Springs
met in convention at the Cedar Springs
school House, to consult with each other
upon the best ways and means by which TO
secure pcace and happiness to their families,
and also to protect themselves from the ag-
,ressons OF the North.
On motion, the Rev. James A. Smith was
appoinl I'd Chairman of the meeting, and
} Din Il Cochran Secretary.
The Chairman opened the Convention
with prayer, invoking the aid of the God of
nations in our behalf. After prayer, the
Chairman was called upon to explain the OBJ
icc;s Of Che meeting, which he did in very
eloquent and forcibc manner.
On motion, Col. George W. Record, Judge
john Thomas, 0. W. Knight and W. r.
Smith we're appointed committee to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense of the
meeting
On motion of Col. G. W. Record the Chair
man was added to the Committee.
The Committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were adop.
ted, to-wit:
WHEREAS, Information received from va
rious sources, we have reason to appre-
bend he invasion of our soil by hostile
and armed force; AND, WHEREAS, it is the
duty,and privilege of good citizens to unite
Tor the protsction of our common country,
and especially of our fresides and homes
AGAINST invasion, insult and injury, there
FORE a
Resolved, lat That we will use our best
efforts to organize an Independent compa-
nv of volunteers, to be called the "DALLAs
HoMr GUARDS, Company A. subject to such
rules and regulations as may be adopted by
said company when organized.
Rsso,ped, 2nd, That we recommend to the
people of Dallas county to hold similar
meetings in eve y precinct or Populous
neighborhood in the county.
itesolped, Sd, That the surplus revenue
nov in the Treasury of Dallas coun y should
h. sr,ropriated by tho County Cart for
the purpose of purchasing arms for the use
of such companies rs may be organized in
the county for the protection of our homes
and contiguous frontier.
RGolped, 4th, That the Hon. j. NJ. Patter-
son be and he is hereby memorialized and
requested to call the County Court to take
this subject into consideration at an early
day. G. W. RECORD,
JOHN THOMAS,
o. W. KNIGHT, Committee
W. II. SMITH,
JAS. A. SMITH,
Resolued, That we meet on Friday, the 3D.
day of May, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. for the pur,
pose of organizing the company above men,
TONED, at the place before mentioned.
Resolued That the proceedings of this
a meeting be forwarded to the Dallas Herald
\ with the request to publish.
\ On motion; the Convention adjourned.
JAS. A. SMITH, Chairman.
JOHN H. COCHRAN, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-15
Imnorlant 10 Tax Payers.

We are authorized and requested to say
by the Assessor and Collector, j. T. Good
r .h,, ESQ, that he will be in Dallas, on the
CA May next, for the purpose Of assessing
trs lands of non residents, in accordance
" Ia the late amendments Of the statute TO
effect. All persons who have ALREADY
-atered such lands and have not assessed
tls.r value are requested TO come forward
.uri comply with the law,