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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO CON TRACTORS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
ID l2 o'clock NJ. on Saturday, the 9Th day OF June,
1862 from frat hands, and from citizens loyal to the
Government Of the United States only, for supplying
Oo7npIete Rdtioas," to be delivered at the oommiSsary
Department at Camp Chase Ohio, at such lines may
be required, commencing the 18th dsy OF June, and
10 continue nntiIthe lst day Of November. 1852.
The Ration to be furnished to consist Of the following
articles, viz: Threefourths Of pound Of Pork or Ba
con- or one and fourth pounds Of Fresh or Bait Beef
tWenty.two Of Bread Flour. one pound OF
Hard Bread or and fourth pounds Of Corn Meal,
and at the rate to every hundred Raons, OF eight
quarts Of Beans Peas and ten pounds Of Rce HON
my; ten pounds Of green Coffee, or eight pounds Of
roasted and ground Coffee, or one and half pounds Of
Tea; fifteen pounds Of Sugar four quarts Of Vinega
one pound Of Sperm Candles, and fourth pounds
Of Adamantine Candles. one and q half pounds Of
Talow Candles; four pounds Of Soap, and two quarts
Of Salt In addition to the foregoing twice per week,
one gallon Of MolaEses per one hundred Rations;
and thrice per week Potatoes, at the rate OF one pound
per man. ,sht b rttH Bra
The Provisions are to be Of the FIRST qusIty and to be
delivered In packages suitable for transportation when
required
Bids will be for 20 much per Ration and will be sent
to my "Address," Box 4S3, Columbus, Ohio, indorsed
"Proposdls."
Each Bid must be accompanied by the names Of at
least three responsible parties who will become sureteS
for the faithful performance Of the contract.
- CAPT. D. p. WALKER, fiF
We fcA1 Commissary Of Subsistence,
n Camp Chase, Ohio.
Z Nav 30lh I8gQ.dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
she senatorial NominatIon.

The Democratic Convention which was held
in this city yesterday, nominated DR.. Francis
Heubschman for Senator 10 fll the vacancy CO.
casioned by the death of Mr.. Quentin. Dr..
Heubschman is an old resident OF this city, and
has held several important offices of trust and
responsibility. He served one or two terms In
the State Senate prior to 1853, when be was ap.
pointed Indian Superintendent, which position
he filled during the Administration of President
Pierce. Since then he has served one term in
the Common Council. The disIrict is largely
Democratic, aud We hardly think there will
be any opposition to his ion.-MilUaukse
NsDf. "a UTruFcy acTI-T.f f-a
This Is a nomination eminently fit to b.
mada - a - e--s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

ARMYAL OF VoLUNTzERst-T The following
among ether volunteers arrived yesterday, were
worn into the service for three months and FRO
cseded TO Camp Chase. y i sif (, riapl
A company of sixty,four from Youngsio#n,
under Capt. Shurtliff, and two companies from
TOledo--one Of one hundred men under Capt
Richard White, and another Of fifty or sixty un-
der Capt. Urish Gregory. Camp Chase will
sOOn be supplied from present indications, with
an ample guard a1 ,aas
Last evening company of ninety five
men arrived from Marietta in charge Of Judge
William R. Putnam. Among them were thirty
s!udeuts from MariettA College. Several otheI
companies arrived last evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
PAtrlotlsm In a Republioan LoEisla.

The Republicans In the Ohio Legislature
have efeated Law TO allow the soldiers to
vote They know too well that the defenders OF
our county are generally democratlo--they are
National 10 politics, and therefore the Repub
iioans are opposed to them voting. A sectional
party such as the republican party has been, has
everything to fear upon fair National issue
and lie leaders, who are opposed TO a recon
otruction Of the Union under the old Consti!u'
tion know this. They do not want men who
arc fighting for the Constitution and Union TO
vote, lor they are convinced that the soldiers
are true 10 the country and the government,
and that they will oppose sectional fanAticiam.
-FrtspoTi, III. Bulittin. .h rss5 a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
Don,l Get up Party strife

The Republican papers and leaders are in
dignant that the Democracy should keep up
their old Union organization! They can agi-
tate the niger question and force upon Con-
gress the principles Of the Chicago platform
can demand that In the administration Of The
Government their creed shsll be applied, but
the moment the Democracy talk Of nominating
tickets, or organize their forces, these mes dep
recate party strife. and thunder their epithets
at Democratsl nDon't get up party fseliDg!-
Let there be no party, but the young, honest
and virtuous Republican party" Letthat par.
ty have power which, according TO Dawes, Re
publican member of Congress-, can steal more
in one gear than the Democracy expended ad.
ministeEiDg the Government four years. 1iG'
AdpvtiseT.l q .srs. q yah if. lai sLal1'3l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
GOV. Sprague Elected United states
senator. trerY src

We have by telegraph the gratifying insela-
gence. that the Dsmoclatc Governor of Rhode
leland was, on Wednesday, elected lUnited
States Senator, by the Legislature Of that
State, in place of Mr.. smMoss, whose term will
expire on the An Of March next, We hail this
result as the beginning Of better days for OuI
beloved country. Governor srRAGuE 10 emin-
emily patriotic and conservative, and is the only
Govemor from the North who put himself at the
head Of the military forces Of his State aud took
the Geld in persOn-and he is also the only
Democratic Governor elected by the Democracy
In any Of the Northern States. .t,,.-
The Dext Congress will be very differently
coastituted from what this is; and it Is TO that
Congress that the friends Of the Union as IL
was, and the Constitution 90 II is, must look for
hopeful aud happy dellverance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

THAr's IT The Albany Argus says the
Union man would prosecute this war-not for
the maintenance of slavery, but for the main
tenance Of tho Constitution; giving to slavery
nothing, and taking from it nothing, that is not
guaranteed to by that instrument. The Abo-
litionist would wage the war for the violent
destruction of slavery, regardless of the Con-
stitution, and would sweep away the latter, as
standing in tho way of the sudden and total
overthrow OF the former ~ be ----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
Couar or ComMoN P1rAs-MAY 29-In

CoUR OF COMMoS PLEAs-MAY 29.-In the
casa Of Jane Ls.hrOpv. B. Stewart ct al
the jury rendered a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff for seventy dollars Judgment for the
amount Of verdict and costs.
In the case OF Elan Draksy. Frederick Katz.
mire ct a., an order was entered for partition
and assignment of dover.
A jury was called In the case Of Adam Ell
bert v. Joseph Matthews-Rankiu and Taylor
for plaintiff, and Noble for defendant. This
case comes In Court by appeal. The plaintiff
complains that BY the act Of the defendan. his
grounds we're oveIAowed with water and his
growing crop destroyed. Pending the hial, the
Court adjourned till nine O'Clock this (FridAy)
morning .rp{
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
vmvs rArTONAL PLA1F FORM, I,


s.... ~ !. yorr nAnLx uEANInous, passed TIN
vo.ens = s.n,nrioN, WHICH KxrRRssn TIE vorA "
Folhowite ~, n rIir rRup STANDARD OF LOYALTY
S civil var y 9Ii ne s'so southern Sssr
upon tne srs arauat the Constitutional uovern
sie.' & nSs ,p arms around the Capital that u .nn "a
msni sseresncy Congress bani.hlng AZ leeng y
msI and resentment M ,Ic ~ not sOScs1
daT y, 'a III ,s epirtt or oppression, or Jor ana
on . 49, 81 soaotest or su6juQdtion or Ywrpose q
d Interfering sOtA gs TseAis er ssscO ~,
isssd Of uoes Stetes os - gys1u IND
ma,1.e.t ~ n.i6n. eOiH all tAs dignity eQnatty, ant
,s,. 81 fs sevsfdt Sdts UntMPdt,ea aMo ~. s.,s =
scom y tisss cscis are accomplished no '0''r 0"'"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

PAIsPUL AcODENT.--On Friday morning
man named Kelley, resident Of Pennsylvania
fell out of the second story of q boarding hous,
in Cincinnati, and fractured bis skull. II wal
the opinion Of the attending physician that th'
ipjuries will necessarily prove fatal. KELLEY
was on his way home from Piusburg Landing
where he had been to look after the body of biz
brother, who was killed in that engagement
Wheeling Press. Nay 81. $500 lsst'3.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

A WORD IN SEAsoN-The Kennebec, Me-,
Journal neatly says: "The trees are taking
ou! their summer olothing from their trunks,
and getting ready for June, the great dress
month for the year"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

ur Rev E. P. CoroOran, Pastor of the st.
Mary's Church (CAthOlic), Hamilton, Butler
county, has been appointed to, and accepted the
post Of Chaplain Of Colonel SchIeich's Regi-
ment--the 6lst Ohio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

A Bio FIsH.--on Wednesday last, says the
CircIeville Union, during the severe storm, Mr..
H. Dayton caught with hook and line, fish
Weighing twenty-six ponnds, The bait used
was worms. The fish was shovel head cat,
popularity called grandmamma.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
nou,ocrntic ytntc Convention.

The State Central Committee have designa..
ted the Fourth Of July. for the Rssemblage OF
the Democratic State Convention The time is
Ally chosen. OF all days, 1t is the only one as
ISOLATED with memories, and linked With resolve
and achievement, appropriate TO the exIgencies
Of the hour. Weaocept and greet, with all that
is expressed aud with all that 10 implied, the
selection Of this day FOR this purpose logan
County Gasttte. 9'i r .-.5 s.f...5 u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

u RELEASED. Col. Van WICK, M, c., chairman
Of the celebrated Investigating Committee,
after being under arrest for three days, on the
charge of appropria;iDg to the use OF his Eegi-
ent abandoned rebel property, has been re-
leased. rt lg..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

aJr The cars we're placed on the street rail-
road IN Toledo 90 Monday evening, The next
day they commenced running regular trips,
leaving at each end Of the route every half
hour,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
Local Matte

m edIchI Board of Examinerss Con-
q ~ -sr. vanttOn. rsr n,
HEADQoARrERs o. ", SURGEON GKNERAL's oFTIcK,l
e CoLUMBus, May q, 1862.
The Medical Board of Examiners will con-
vene on Wednesday, June 4th, 1862, at 10 o.
clock, A NJ, in the city Of Columbus, for the
examination Of candidates for the position o.
Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons In the Army
~ By order. D aaas.
a @ Asz'la GUsTAvE c, E. WEBER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

BoARD OF RAILRoAD AsaEssoRs.- the
late act for the assessment Of railroad proper
ty, the Auditors Of Franklin, Delaware, Nor.
row, Crawford, RlchlaDd, Huron, Lorain and
CoyahOga counties will meet at Cleveland on the
10Th Of June, for the assessment and equaIiza-
tion among the different counties Of the prop,
erty Of the Cleveland 4 Columbus Railroad
Company. ST. ai ,va IN WA9h les1Bl p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

GT The Governor has appointed William
cofTnsn, the gentlemanly and accomplished
Clerk Of the American Hotel. a Lieutenant 10
che SD Regiment recruiting headquarters
at Springfield. May success attend him and
his shadow never grow lees. 81 '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

An Ok THAT WAS AN Ok The OK "Constitu'
tion." sold as meat for the benefit Of Ne"
York yolonteers families, realized $7l47l. Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
A 0eIrespend denee
CoLuxbUB, Nay ~, 1852.
Rev. r. 3. Breclinriags,

Rep. r. j. BTechnrldgs; aee %ya
Dean Sn-Withr grateful appreciation Of
your distinguished services, during the present
fearful struggle for the maintenance OF onr DC.
loved country and Union, we earnestly request
that You will, at such time rs yon may deeig-
nate 20 be most convenient, addyens our fellow
citizens on the momentous and absorbing issuea
involved in the unholy rebellion. Wearo ioiiy
persuaded that discourse from one 30 weii
known for his courageous devotion to the right
would imparl enthusiasm TO the hopes ana ad,
ditIonal energy 10 the efforts Of our loyal and
gallant people. We express not merely ou. own
wishes, but the fervent solicitude OF large
multitude Of our population In presenting this
request. In view Of our decided conviction that
YOU can greatly advance the cause OF our Union
by public address, We respectfully urge your
compliance.
Your obedient servants.
The above letter was sigued BY the following
named gentlemen;
u fHIB Governor Tod, NgNB4
eHl sslsI hEx Gov DehnlsoD, y 8G
Hon. N. H. SwAyne,
Hon. J. R. Swan,
Hon. Samuel Galloway,
James G. sWetmore, E:qp
and 76 others.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
mn. nRrcKINRIpoE's REPLY.

AZ A. CoLUMBSs,. May q, 1862.
CRprLEMEN-I felt myself greatly honored
by your kind and favorable appreciation OF my
lehors, and would gladly have performed the
service you desired Of me II l could have done
90. Indeed, the only reason why have not
sooner thanked you was the hope l cherished
that the condition of my health might be such,
before leaving the city, as to enable me to de-
liver the discourse you desired. Amongst the
Iinpumerable evils Of this terrible rebellion,
there are also great mercies, not the least OF
which may be reckoned the increased mutual
confidence and love between the loyal States.-
And as q citizen Of Kentucky, 1t would have
been singular satisfaction to me to have CIV
en- public expression, in the Capital Of Ohio, to
our gratitude for her services 10 US, and our ad-
miration OF her devotion TO the country.
With great regard,
Your obliged and obedient servant,
R0B'T ]. BRECKlNRlDGE.
To Gov TOP,
Ex.Gov. WM. DENNIsoH,
Hon. N. II. SWAYEE, ..rr.
Hon. R. Swan, iat f
Hon. SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
JAMES c. WErMoRE, Esq., and others.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

pwo learn that Judge March, Of Zaues-
vile, Is at Camp Chase, recruiting company
for the three months service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

} HENRY WAaD BEEcHER (says the London Sat
urday ReDisp) ''prays and presches against Eng
land with pious mslignity unkuown to secular
pAtriots.'' AvaiisilNl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
How the Union Sentiment In the
, C4 sonia rs Hkapre8seds


As Wss to bO expected, the union sentiment
in Tennessee and other Southern States l.
greatly repressed by the emancipation ptocla
nation Of General HUsTrs A correspondent
OF the New York Herald, writing from Tennss-
see,sAys;as sit ss.sj h5'.aJ 51I ia "o4of.
The hardest fgbt the Union men here in Ten
nessee have, is TO defend themselves against
the internal machines cent down South, In the
shape of abolition speeehes and action In Con
gress. , .ll3 it sf'sN y M II
The Herald remarks: '5.-,
Nothing can be trusr than this, and it is OBJ
vious to every man of common sense that IL can
only be With malice aforethought," and with
the deliberate intention of preventing the heal
ing of the breach between the North and the
South, euch incendiary speeches are uttered and
such peFnicious acts done, Not only 10 the rem.
nant OF the Union element alienated, but the
spirit of rebellion is exaspefated and the insnr-
gents are driven to desperation. This Is the
real secret of the difficulty in re establishing
the authority Of the Federal Government in the
Southern States; for it is Identified in the minds
of the people with revolutionary abolitionism,
design to overthrow the consultation, and to
abolish the rights Of property guaranteed by
that instrument which is the sscred bond Of the
U1ion, and can only b. violated by perfdy ab-
horred BY God and man. Thus ell the efforts
of our brave army are neutralized by the polit-
ical poison disseminated throughout the South,
and the abolition leaders ought to be held res
nnnaible for IL to the nation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

-
Negroes, are being recruited, armed, aud DIS
clplined ID serve side by side,with the brave
soldIots and sesmen who are lighting tAobatlies
Of tho Constitution and the union.gou tdsgzs
Negroes are employed in the several Depart,
meuis OF tho Government receiving high wages,
while white men and their families are suffering
from absolute want.. salcq sti q aal'alt'g9l 7.
One hundred thOusanda dollars per day
ground ont of the scanty earnings of the farm
ere aud neShahios OF the loyal stAtse--Ars szr
psrded By the Government, 10 maintain inaidie-
mess thousands Of runaway negroes, AT the
various national colored bcsrding'houses, at
Washington, PORT Royal, ard elsewhere, m y
Immense amounts of the public money are
thus souaudered, and almost the entire time Of
Congress is occupied 10 discussing questions
which relate to the negro, while the just O'aim'
Of the widows and orphans Of soldiers "a;
have fallen 10 battle, and Of, poor disabled sol
diers, are neglected or pOstponed by the negro
loving Legislators at Washington, "
wewiil print the remainder Of this truthtu
and patriotic speech Tomorrow morning
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
READ THE FOLLOWING:

e4Eeil .-Ilfl COLUMBUS, o., March "a, 1862.
Capt. 7. W. TALLMADGE has been In the service Of
the United staeS and Of the State Of Ohio almost
santly since the commencement Of the present war; hav
ing served upon the staff Of Gen. Rosecrans and acted
Assistant Quartermasterof Of Ohio. He proposes to
retire from the service and engage In another business
In which he hopes to advance the interests Of the SOL
diers. In every capacity in which Capt TALLMADGE
Of good business habis and his honesty and integrity Of
purpose have been evident In all his transactions with
the Government. We cordially recommend him as q
man entirely worthy Of confidence, and one who will
honestly carry out whatever he proposes to do. Having
been soldier himself he Is peculiarly adapted to the
business In which he Is now engaged and 10 which he
proposes to devote his time and energies
VS.. R0sEoRANs, Brig Gen, U. s. A.
Z. WIN. DBNNIe0N. .-#
o. P. BUCKINGHAM, Adjtt Gen. of Ohio
O. DELAN0, Com. Gen. Of Ohio. 3d..
GEO. B. WRIGHT @. M. Gen. Of Ohio.
my22-dtawtf. iiil sflIF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30

:. msepFTsr Gill = 9 81
~ Row. New York, and state
UlIh hsfesl, lBOatOn.
.i.,,,s n those cirsg and are authorized % YAK.
Arg y, ss sna subscriptions fot Lo''s''
L'1 sf1h ,l-N n-I GA Htrrt+
A@ss' asasG "a Is-.-- --.-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-30
a79een 81 Govornor IkIchnrdao

IN 8noeeh og GovQrnoF HAchnrnHpn'
W. puSlhh this morning ths fret haif Of the
|AblS speech Of Hol. W "a RICaliDsOr, Of
|rnlSois, fecenNy delivered 10 TIE TIOuseot Con
gress. II contains clear and concise exposure
oi the atsempis Of tho dominant party 20 eleva's
the negro slaves Of the South to condition q
social and political equality with white eslzensS
Among the facts set forth in this speech are the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
[wHOLE NUMBER 4s7.

ps5y. The report received a few DAYS prn
bv n,o ,o,o.ronh;, d,sn.,o,o. ,h.. &c
4, 'DS 'S'ss 'p~'SA 'n"s o'n'
DeSu'egSfl mas peen @isisneH'o inc eoH.-
mand at Columbus, ky.Sseoms to bs con-
i-mod. Tic Delta OF tho I'd inst, states
tbe, oep n b.d ,rrivo,, nj co,,nh,, ,,a
4....,,.,1
~ '9r''nAan Va 'nAs ~ p0i'pn' po'h'
yoe 'l-n phis Appears Aieamona eosfss-
Pan!ep says:
.Tig ,,obsf,r or IN, Po,,rncorJ y, ,hn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19


First. The uudortirnd Il ~ crdrr uf iht Pre- ldoYt,
assumes rcmmAtd oi TOE iran i-Ntai5s.pt Disri t.
Which camprsgs the States OF Missouri aud Araali-as
except thR nor ion pfIh Ihcm lying lWpcn hes Fraa.
cis and Mssiihi drivers, % iji Nprh Sott conn
~. MssVuri the "a oi :. dslaul as "a. SuU'a ~
Led River, and The Indian Terri ory west Of Arkan.
tas. Head,qnar ers, anti otherwise directed, ut Po-
cahon'as, Arkansas. Commanders of tronps Ia tho
service oftbe Confederate aies within This dis rint
will At cRce make report of ha sircng'h and cOndi
,on OF their commands accompanied will writ;on
report in full ofeveryhing relating TO tho supplying
Of he troppsf heir wants, heir arms aud equinmrn O.
hrir clio hing, ammunition, and, in word Of every.
hing that might be considered r,efiil to known at
headquarters.
Secopd, All officers. non commi sloncd ofices and
ldiefs heouping To he troopsof his District n, On
firough. are hereby ordered 10 return Immediately
h ir regiment, 'hc sick alone ex epied 1t ishopcd
that hisortcr Will be considered u sufficient guarsn.
tee thai there isa necessity for The imm ia'e seryi
Of every soldier In the District, and thar those 10
whom 1t relates will respond 9TH chcoriulnees and
alacriiy IN l..
Third Tho fol wing officers arc announced as stan
oficers a. h'nd.qtRrtrs:
Ms. W. L. cabell, Chief of Quarter. master Depart.
mpnt.
Mai. A. NJ. Haskell, Inspector General
Mai. II. W Koyworth, chief Of Subsistence Don't
Capt. W. y. X. D all. Asss ant Aiiu'an General
Surgeon q Corrslfr, Medical Director
LIST. Lieu Clement sullivhno Ad-de.camp.
Communications rea ing 70 husines . in any of thu
staff del arimcnE will be addressed TO tho chiefin the
department 10 rhirh 'hov refer,
EARL VAN DORM, Mgor General
February 9th, ISL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

DIRECT MONTHLY MAILS rsog EEeJ4yD
AND FRiscE.--From the Norfolk cores
pondence OF the Petersburg Express of the
l4fh ult, ih. following is taken;
The foreign eonsuls--that is the Consuls
Of England and Franoe-are TO rcteye
nails every month. The two Govern uicnts
are TO take it hy turns, aad in That way
either French OF British man-of-wsf +
will reach Norfolk monthly. So, it will ~
teen that orr trsins Atlantic brethren 60
not mean 10 irrst their nails 10 the cate
OF the Lineolnifes any longer. u j. is o.
move in the right direction. which, VIII
very likely be followed up By odc,s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
I'nE STATE Of TEXAs,l
yoUSTY or DENTON.

10 " ohtrV QI UehtoH COUNTY GTsenny:
NT(W arc hereby commanded, that you
/ summon, by publication George Wright,
whose residence 10 unknown, to be and APP
! pear before tie Distiict Court, to be holden
\ "a nad for tho co inty OF Denton, OF the
RC0uIt House thereof in the town Of Denton,
on lie Sd Monday in February next, then
a4a there TO answer the petition CT Tilnion
Slevons and Daniel Stevens filed Ia said
couylagainst the said Geo. Wright, and al
legng, in substance, as follows, to wit:
LEY state that said Wright aud J. w.
LAWler purchased of II. Coward and Ed
mHud Lee, a tract Of Land situated in Den
ton county, on the waters OF benton ek,
c9ltaining four hundred acres, and took
their toud for iitle 70 Tie same, DATED the
~ 10y November, Alb. 1868; that said
Wrglt and Lawier were the joint owners
!, OF slid d,lnd, and that on the lGili day of
y MRreb a. u. 1864, tor,and in consideration
.tof TIE sum or Si00, the said Wright sold TO
= these petitienuAs, LOU of said land tescr bed
ip yEli bond, and TO be, taken out Of said
tract West Of said LAWYERS landi that at
thc ne oil said purchase they paid said
"flsr the SUN ofsthree hcndred and TWEEN.
ty seven and 29-l0J dollarsl and gave their
notes to SAID Wright one Tor S42 4 lou aud
tic 9 her for tue sum Of 500. They
sa,e hat both Of said notes are yet out
,steno ne against them, and that the said
Hligu sold or traded said notes to d. Al.
Street and that one Of said nolcs, wit,)
the note OF Si1 10, is now in. the hands Of
W. W 'Fan, WHO resides in Denton county,
and hD has brought quit OH, said note beioe
Martin Smith, u JHsticc Of said county,
mad ,hnt the other note is in the hands o.