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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
The Administration n Unit and Confident
Of the Future.

We learn from the most direct sources,
says the Rochester Evening Express, that
united and cordial feeling pervades the
councils of the Cabinet, and every member is
earnest and untiring in the discharge of the
extraordinary duties imposed upon him by
the war, and confident Of the future. There
is no idea Of change in the Cabinet, at a
time when such change would necessarily
produce disorganization and confusion, hurt
full to the service and to the cause of the
Union. The Secretary Of War, upon whom
the Democratic and Republican journals are
making the most direct attacks, has the en-
tire confidence and support of the President
and his fellow Cabinet officers. He devotes
himself to the gigantic labors of his depart
ment, and is commended not only for hi
zeal and energy, but for the carefulness with
| which he administers the affairs of his de
| partment. If his associates complain of him
| II is on the score of too great labor and scru
| pulousness rather than too little. The futur
will vindicate Secretary Cameron.
AS of scarcely inferior Importance, in thi
| connection, we may state that the Govern
! ment anticipates q commercial reaction
within one hundred days, which will equal,
astonish and cheer the country. There vii
be general revival of business Throughout
the North, money will be abundant, produc
plenty and cheap, and labor will be in de
mand at good prices. These are the prediC
tions of statesman who is acknowledged :
have more prescience than any OF his cotem
| poraTies.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

THE FREMONT PRooLAMATIoE.-TheL Louis.
vile Democrat in speaking of FremOntS
proclamation, says
1t is a part, however, Of the fortunes Of
war. When the negro property of Union
men is coDfscated by Secessionists, we can
expect nothing else than the Generals of the
United States army should feel at liberty to
do the same. 1t does not affect the Union
feeling either one way or the other in this
Stste and is rather regarded as an act to be
tXkeCLsd ia war tLau UVum5nued.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
KenLncky LeEislnture.

FRANKFORT, September 3-HOUSE. =
Nothing of importance to- day.
SENATE Judge Robinson, of Scott
County, was elected President, pro tenn.
Six OF seven more Senators than the Con-
stitution allows have been elected, and the
question of contested seats thus raised de-
lays the permanent organization of the
Senate.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
River News.

PITTsBURa, September 3-M.-River three
feet by the metal mark, and falling. Weather
cloudy, with indications of rain.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

THE election Of R H. Buckner TO the Office
Of Speaker of the House of Representatives
of Kentucky indicates the Unionism of that
body. Mr.. Buokner is q lawyer of eminence,
a gentleman, and an out-and out Union
man
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
L. nj. 81 @. &5 *. H. EI.

RA TRAINS. FOR CAMP DENNIS0N
6AH leave Cincinnati at and 300 M,
3:s5, $50 and P. NJ
RBTURNIEG-Leave Camp Depnison at 73lO
and 9i2O A. M, 3:45, 6:u5 and 4 p NJ.
Ro1nd trip Tickets will be sold for IS cents.
my26-H C. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
DIED.

BUNKER.-In New York City, on Sunday, Sept.
l. in the twenty. third year Of her age, Ann Eliza,
wife OF Charles 3. Bunker, and daughter Of Abra-
ham b. Goldman, of this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

NIXON-sTITEs.- On Tuesday morning, Sept. 3,
Miss Mary only daughter Of the late HezskiaR n
Sites.
BRoWH-yONES.-Att the New Jerusalem Tenn.
pie, by Bev Chsuncey Giles, on the evening OF Au.
gust 20, DR. VIM 4, Brown and Miss Jane Sarah
Jones, daughter of Mr.. L. W. Jones. Of OoVingtOn.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
ARMY CAMP CHESTS,

TTNHR BEST ARTICLE YET OFFERED
y for the purpose, at 90 West FOurth-st and
% and 20 Second st.
ss4-c' MITCHELL RAhMELsBERG.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
FIRE-ARMSI

VUsF RECEIVED AND NOW FOE:
- SALE-Colt's Patent Revolvers four, fye ard
six.inch; Colts Patent Navy Revolvers; Whitney
Improved Colts Pattern Beyolyers, four, hVe and
Revolver; Manhattan Seven shooters, Cartridge
loading ReyolVers; War er's Revolvers, Cartridge
loading Revolvers, Nos 30 and 80; alsoI Allen y
Wheelock's Nos 20 and "a Remington's ReVolN.
ers, Beale & Rider's Patent.
We are also prepared TO take orders for SharpH
Rifles and Whitneys MIME Rifles and Muskets, q
v hich samples can be seen at our Store, No. 1OI
Pearl-st PAPPENHEIMPR DREYFOOS.
lmY2a. til
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
City Battery.

RS-OrE HUNDRED ANDPIFTY SOUND
and able died Men wanted, for the City A~K
Battery. Each man Nill be subsisted, from IVA
the day of his enrolment, by the city Of yuG4RH
Cincinnati, until mustered into the service -45ySl
Of the United States, and as soon as mus.
tered irtc the service of the United Stae they will
be fully unfit rmed ard equipped The Battery ia
composed of six six pound rfed cannon now at the
asylum Lot. Y0ut men having desire to aid in
the defense of our CITY and country, have now an
excellent opportunity to crafty their wishes.
For full particulars, apply at the Orphsn Asylum
Buldi &, the recruiting head quarters for the City
Battery. w. H GLASS
THE0 MARSH,
Il. NJ BOSGEY,
A E JONES'
se3.f Com. on Military Affairs, City Council.
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HOME INTEREST.
M ARRIED.

~ A. A. ETSTEB, Clocks, Watches and JswslET,
HOS. Gls and III Central -svenus
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

Rs- BURDsAL,S DRAGOONS-VOLUN.
TEHhS WANTED For THE WAR; A
Captain DURpsAL is now reorganizng his MA
Company of Dragoons, which will go into ISfK1
active service Immediately, Horses and /F1SN
equipments furnished by the Government.
For full particulars inquire at . East Third-st.,
opposite the Henrie House. o. p. ROBIE,
au30.t Recruiting Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHARLES WARREN, PROBES
MACARTHUR, yinton Co Ohio, MAY 2. 1851.

Macarthur, Vinton Co Ohio, May 2, 1851.
49, oh. G. w: ROBAC K-SIR, 1
toTnid conditinn Of tbe iyeT M and aso from fnnc.
tional arrangement of the heart l was induced
by Mr Dodge yoTr % agent here; to try your Scandi;
me, without any doubt; and can, therefore, from
my own experience coDscientiously recommend
them to others. Yours truly,
DAVID MARTINDALU,
For sale at No 6 East Fourth st., and by Drug
gist5 ard Merchants generally throughout the
United States and OaDadas a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

BB- no! FOR THE WAR!-sPECIAL
Notice to the Three. months Volunteers who 4
were under Capt O. Lane, guarding bridges 81
on the Ohio and Marietta Railroad. .-An men w
who did duty as above, and others who wish to W
join mi iiary mpany for the war, have now ~
an excellent opportunity. The company, when
formed, will bo sent to the seat Of Immediately
ard engage in active service. So come on, boys.
Recruiting Office, corner Of West Court-st. and
CentrAlav
CAPT BENZ o. BOYD.
FIRST LIEUT.. CHAS. W. CHARD,
se4f* Recruiting Officers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Am ERICAN EXCHANG E
f I r. e
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or the City OF New York.
Cash Capital, 100000.
TAYLOR & ANTHONY, Agents,
aul7.x s6wEsT THIRD-sT., oINOINNATI.
Navy Beef and Pork for 1862.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuREAu OF PROYIsIONs AVID CIoTnING.

BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHISG,
August "a 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS, INDOH sED
- Proposals fOI Beef" and Proposals for Pork
as the case may be, will be- received at this office
until O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day Of September next, for furnishing and deliver
ns free tf all cost and risk to the United States,
at the following Navy.yards:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

Wedding and VIsltinq Oards.
Engraved and Printed 81 ain and Presses; De Ia Rua
SMILEY SMITH,
Csucosssou 20 II. II. shipley Bro.,)
ar Q2 West Eoarth street,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
MILITARY GOODS!

SWORDs, RELTs,a ERAULETEEs,
~ EA6HE6. GILT aud B BRASS BUTTONS, LAOH,
Ao All JOHN B0NER'6,
NO. 80 WHIST FIFTH-sTREEr,
my25-tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
Economy in All Things!

sA GENTLElIANA AND 6IS WIFE,
&AS who may wish to obtain board in a pri.
vate family, can have large, pleasant front room,
with gas and other conveniences. House contains
fine bath room, water -clgset, and all modern inn
provements Terms in all respects to suit the times
Location three minutes walk from the Postofh o.
Apply to s.. Il H., through the Postofiice, with
uame and address. aul0.tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS FROM
RICHMOND.
DoplOrable Condition of the Rebels

WANT OF CONFIDENCE IN THEIR LEADERS
INCREASING.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONl
MATTERS IN AND ARoUND D
WASHINGTON.
THE PEOPLE DOOMED TO ANOTHER
DISAPPOINTMENT.
JEFF. DAVIS NOT DEAD.
AT LEAST THE REPORT "NBRDs
CONFIRMATION"
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS FROM
RICHMOND.
Deplorable Condition Of the Rebels,
WANT OF CONFIDENCE IN THEIR LEADERS
INCREASING.
Exchange of Prisoners Between the Com
manders Mt Cairo and New Madrid.
The Actual Number Of Rebel Troops in
Virginia said to be only 10000.
MIsCELLANE MAT r. 8.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-04
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONl
MATTERS IN AND AROUND
WASHINGTON.
THE PEOPLE DOOMED TO ANOTHER
DISAPPOINTMENT.
JEFF. DAVIS NOT DEAD.

AT LEAST THE REPORT "NBRDs
CONFIRMATION"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
ncc concerning Tho public laad in The

nance concerning the public land in the
itIie.
4 resolution was adopted to pay Sl0O00
~ settle accounts due by the Federal Coy
ornmenl IN the employees ia the new Gus
iomhonse baildlng,
The Convention then went into secret ses-
sion an Important news from the Southern
Congress az Montgomery,
The Commissioners from Virginia were
introduced by Senalors Slilell and llenia-
min, were Invited To seats within the bar,
The convention adjourned 10 the llh, of
March,
The u, =, steamers r0whlian aud roea-
l0nias aud irigate Cumberland were at
/ Vera Cruz on the slh, The officers were
much perpleNel by the news from home
A number OF the l.irulenants from the secel-
ing States had rendered their designations,
bui Flag Officer pcndgrggasi refused To ac-
oept any designations whilst the ships aro
ON foreign station, The iiigate Sabine
aud slnop 81. Louis sailed for Pensacola,
with orders to proceed thence To Hampton
Roads, in Virginia, il they hnd "Iroubic
at The former place,
The Powhaian and Cumberland were soon
| TO ga TO Havana,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

Ne- have assumed the name OF Congress
Instead Of Convention, aud have framed a
Constitution for the Provisional Govern
meni, which is 81 led tho 'Consiimiion uf
the Confederate slales.of America"
The Constitution vests all legislative
power nndcr the provisional Government ina
this Congress, Many uf the provisional
are copied literally from lhe Constitution
nj the united States.
The taxing power is thus provided for (;
"the Congress shall have power 10 lay and
collect taxes, duties ,imposls AMI excuses for
revenue, necessary 10 pay the. debts and
carry on the Government OF the conleder-
ary-anl all duties, lmposis aud eAcises
shall be uniform throughout the States Of
the conledeaey.'
The general powers and restrictions are
In the main the same As in the old consii-
iuilon-hut until the President is inaugnr-
aied, aud The government launched, all
Executive powers are eonfdel in the Com
gress,
The African slave trade is positively fr-
hld,lan, aud power is given to the Congress
10 prohibit the Introduction of slaves from
any State not member Of this Confedem-
cy,
President anl Vice President are pro-
yide, for, AMI the salary Of the former Is
hSed, at S2aOOO per annum, Ills powers
arc nearly tho same as under the old Cou-
slituion,
Ono Judge l. tn he appointed for every
State, aud these Judges constitute the Su-
prone Court,
These are TIE principal matters In which
there Is any departure FROM the old Consli-
tuition, The vote upon the Constitution was
unanimous. The Government will be In
operation in ten days.
The Provisional Government Is TO last Cor
one year ftum the Inauguration Of the Pres
idcni, or until permanent Constitution or
Confederation between the six States shall
be put in observation-disclosures shall FIRST
occur
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
FUT IHt INtTTiIs IIVl
Road TO Wealth.

lKcssys. Eaitors: The revolution that is
now going on in our country, will demand
the whole attention of the people, and it
will no doubt give rise to many eXpedients
for present necessity. Among them, as in
the revolutionary war -four fathers, the rails
ing of money may be one. While Texas is
rich in resources, she is behind all her
southern sister States in facilities for rails
ing money. Louisiana has therefore furI-
ished her with neutrality-suspicious.. There
may bethose who understand the great
profit of Louisiana in this operation, and |
leave them to enquire. There are those
and large number of them in Texas, whose
opposition to the United States Bank, have
run them into the great folly of regarding
all Banking as equally dangerous. | am
opposed to any National Bank, and ever
shall be, unless as an cxpediSnt in great
necessity, and then only so long rs the ne
cessity exists. But shall always try to
keep my reason superior to my prejudiccs
and look to the interests and safety of my
country. 1t is only prepostercus to say
that Banking ever was incompatible with
sound Democratic faith. Every man
that is controlled by reason, who don't
know, will ask, how? Those who have suf-
Tered reason to 5e dethroned BY the base
passion OF prejudice cannot DC enlightened,
ami hasten on. Commerce has been the
lever of wealth of every nation and state
in the world. If the lands of Texas could
be made the basis of an active commerce to
one hall or two thirds of their value, me
prosperity of the people of the state w@Giu
be enhanced beyond the conceptions oil tue
widest dreamer.
Let the constitutional restrictions upon
banking be removed. Let those WHO tiilnA
proper to do so, form ASSOCIATIONS, anu up
on real estate basis, emit pilis ior circu-
lation. The lands may be pledged at one
half or two thirds of their cash value.
may be appointed by the
Legislature, County, Court, or any olntr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

I'.;,'" The Virginia election has resulted
overwhelmingly in favor Of the secession
party. Not twenty srbmissionists have
hccn elected. The Union or Compromise
party planted themselves squarcly upon the
CritIcnlcn propositions and demanded the
mm cdiaic Withdrawal of the Federal
Troops from Washington. In the event of
failure to secure til esq they were all for
recession before tho tn of March. Mary
land VIII follow Virg 'nia, and then comes
tie ques! OF, will they allow Lincoln 10 be
inaugWpicd on Southern soil.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

Camp Cooper surrendered TO the
Stale Tr00ps!!!

.!lboa, two weeks ago, several companies
at brave and gallant men from Dallas, Lam
easter Plano, forl Worth aud Weather ford,
started Qua West, for the purpose OF seit.ng
ll'e arms, aud munitions of war at same oI
the military posts On our border, We
learned this evening that tie no men
under command Ut Col. johnson aud Cap
tain Ward had appeared before Camp Coop
en- aud demanded surrender, The post
aud all its supplies, munitions, Nc, were
given UP aud the gallant little baud hur-
ried ON, Ia pay lis respects to Fort Chad
hurne, We have mot yet received the par
licnlars, hut expect hlli Ienori in u few
days, llnrrah for The Three Forks boys and
all the brave fellows that accompanied ihcml
Late adviees from Capt. baylor repre-
sent him as having discovered, through spies
the camp of 400 Indians, ON the head wa
icrs Of the Colorado, aud fight has come
oil before this, baylor Was only four days
laarch from the Indians. They had large
number Of horses, which were much needed
10y liaylnrs men, HIir horscs aud home!
aud blonly bitlle M dotoi. Success to
the Euiltlo lunicrsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
supposed Po,erly aud Bankruptcy.

80 much has been said by the an,i-seees-
sIonisls aud their friends aboul The dangers
Ut Sec, ssion,--and 50 many tunes bgen
played ani sung upon the lehi question:
anl the poekei-nerye 50 eruell, eNe''el an"
tortured, thai they almosi succeeded "a dc
eeirins tie elect. Those VII" Nouli We'sh
ihe,r l,airioiism ia ihe scales against mere
mone,. have BAT liuie Of llat old spirit
Tia, aeiust,d our Revolutionary fore faith
er,. when they sad "milllons for defense,
Ia, nol one can far tribute" When tue
South has secgL,i anl h,lly inauguraied
her government, the vast sums that are
now paid ihl"ugh Northern channels To
Sustain tie N"rih aud her Interests, will be
Kept a home and made To play an Impair
lam part in sustaining onr own governs
meni, HeiIer his Than to carry the load
I'm The benefit nra section hostile loonr in
lcrrsis anl anlagoHlsile in every sense Of
tie ward, The suws HAT nuw go To support
Northern Interests will be retained for onr
own purposes, aEi wiihoui HAT hnghear of
n iimid Imagination, dsfci fafdtoH, Ao
government eau be supported without Il
system Of taxation; Secession will neither
,irg,roy, nor increase this system as has
been falsely charged We clip tie follow
leg iiom the Richmond Dispatch, as appli'
rallc Ia Teyas as Ia Virginia or amy oher
sac Tie ruth is In the argument aud
cannot he rciiuel
These who are appealing To some Of the
lowest instincts Of our nature, are endea-
,oring la excite alarm at the supposed debt
ofihe State. liy such m appeal "a fear
they hope 10 inspire the public mind with
. q. Srir.' OFF suini, -'ru 4 Is ih0ughl the
,gecsi.ou that fWiy-ira million. so hc
3 raid hy hTfrf ff.rtrt Vill excite dsRar
| Nii Inc ntgimtr' u,u against itself, Tor
No, state debt will d. lr .uid by l.r,t
| iayaiion unless ~ 'rn1m u league with
nc North We have s'r,1hy rhOwg Z \, a
! Ipn pcr ccli, duty on ihclthtc OF ihe SOUTH
J era states wili prudhrc revenue not only
/ sufficient 70 iefray all expenses Of separate
I s0U CELEBRATION, but in provide for m ilc
lrIts ~ the inl'vh'"8l Southern N.-ts
. b., .iluU, 'hy Necessity OF di.yei ,aSaiiun,-
| rs TO the supposed poverty Of the State, ms
IL has been produced alone by her league
with the North, so II can only he relieved
by separation from that contact. Mr.. Kct-
tell, the ahlcs, statistical writer on this side
Of tie Atlantic, gives the following state
mcnt of the "annunl load which Southern
industry is required To carry by its con-
ncction with the North;
Fishing houniics. 81 ,50000G
Cns:oms dlsbnrscd NJ the North, 10000, DOC
Pi"it of manu- 1actnrcrs.........-. 300On00C
" imports. l6,OOOOO
shipping imports and exports, in,OoO,OGo
4" q" on trnvclcrs.............. G0,0O0,000
{" /" North. .................. 100000
80 ~@issioncrs, Sc......... 100000
Profits Of capital drawn FROM
" the South............-... 30,00hmO
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FALSE IIorrs.-why do the Union shricl

FALSE lIorEs-Why do the Union shrek
crs hold out false hopes to the pcoplc?-
There is no evidence whatever of Compro-
mise Lincolns home Organ offers none
the Tribune offers none but what are dis
honorable; the Legislatures of Ohio, Mas
sachusctis, New York and other abolition
States, offer none; Congress has repeatedly
refused the Criitcndcn propositions,-and
there is no hope from any source, but from
immediate action on the part of the South.
To be respected, the South must be feared
by the Republicans. That is our only hope.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

Bay. Some of tho roorJacks started just
on the eve of the election, are amusing for
their absurdity and monstrous lying
Munchausen himself could not play half
such q hard. One etGa lie was tAat all
tie difference between the North
south had been amicablyadjusIcd, am Del.
,hat the. Republicans were as full of co..
iation as ,hcy- we're of Cognac, and a.
ano;her, illaL'a poll Tax OF $3.50 was
levied on every man woman aud CHI
lilo STATE. These wcnIs.fying about 4,
completely 'lor tho t!me threw int the
shade, the little white fibs about starvation
in Charleston, New Orleans, Camp Cooper.
and the breaking up of the Overland Mail
route. These departures from the strai ght
lines truth, did mt deceive any body in
Dallas and must have been intended for
markets where. intclligcnce. was below'par
Now that the election is over, we hope
hat the retailers of such stuff, will find
better employment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
nm nnr,Ier slnln ConNenllon /, |.

a.. The Borler State Convention Is Ike
20 prove 4 nulIity. II is mn inccngruors
scmblaen oi disrorlanl clements Abo-
liiionists of the deepest dye, have taken
their seats, without the wish or intention of
affecting m adjustment. The Commission
crs FOR Illinois were appointed under the
expressed protest, that tho Constitution
needed no amendments to give fresh guar
anrccs to Tie South and that they disap-
proved, in advance, of the basis of settle
mcnt recommended by Virginia. Tie car
ly breaking up of the Convention is fore
gone conclusion and will share the fate Of
Ike ''rcrilous committee of thirty three
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

CoR3ELrrs ENNw x Co. A
~.
JAMES JOHNSTON, rt III.
THE 81 ATE IN TEytC


~.
JAMES JOHNSTON, et IT,
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
70 the Sheriff Gf 7drrum 20. Greeting:-
WOU are hereby commanded, that you
Il summon by publication, James John
ston, whose residence is unknown, to be.
and appesr before the Honorable District
Cow Of Tarrant county, to be holden with
in and for the county of Tarrant at the.
Court House thereof in the Town of Fort
Worth, on the 9Th Monday after the 4th
Monday in March, \. D. 1861, then and
there to answer tie petition of Cornelius
Ennis and james h. Ennis, filed in said
Court against the said james Johnstons
and alleging in substance as follows, to-.
wit: for that on to-wil; The 9TH day Of
May \. ID. 1863 the said Johnston and one
J. }. Courtnay, by the name and style of
Johnston CourInay, for a valuable con-.
sidcration, executed and delivered to your
petitioners their certain promissory note
whereby they undertook and promised to
pay one day after date to the order of your
petitioners, four hundred and eighty four
dollars with interest at ten per cent from
date till paid Your petitioners represent
that said note is due and unpaid and thar
the same or any part thereof, to their dam
orc. six hundred dollars. Therefore. thew
sHe and pray that said Defendant be cited
70 appear and answer this petition, that
they may have judgement &c. And tho
said plaintiffs having made affidavit that
The said Johnston is not resident citizen
Of the State of TcXas wherefore they pray
that the said Johnston be cited by publica-
80. =. a., n,l,s IInro III (fnI foue s,,.oo,
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HIN K0oTeGant
AIMED LATEST NEWS

EA1E are determined to reduce our FalA
w and Winter stock before the arrival Of
orr Spring gcols. To do this, we will SELL
on the best terms, cheaper than was ever
known before in this market We want to,
clean ont our present stock and will give.
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