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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
InSOlreilk'S NOiiCe.

IasOlUeaEs " OfiCe.
Melvin Duke ORDERED, this 23d day of
VS. " March, 1868, that Melvin
His Creditors Duke give notice to his credi
tors, endorser and suretics, that the I'd Monday
of October next is fixed for the said Melvin Duke
to appear in the circuit court for Allegany coun-
iy, to answer such interrogatories as his credi-
tors, endorsers and sureties may propose or al
lege against him and that n copy of this order
be published in some newspaper printed il the
city of Cumberland, once a week for three SUI
cessivo months prior to the second Monday of
October next, as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY,
March 20, 1s63-3m. Clerk.
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ONLY IS CTS.

per bottle, to be hadat al respectabledrug gists
L. Miller would cal the attention of Parents
and Guardians to the use of his lnvigorator, in
cases where the childrens' Hair inclines to be
weak. The use of it lays the foundation for n
good head Of Hair, as it removes any Impurities
that may have become connected with the scalp,
the removal of which is necessary both for the
health of the child, and the future appearance g,
CAUTIoN.-Nonc genuine without the fac SIM
lie LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrap
per; also. L. MILLER'S HAIR INVIG0RA-
TOR, N. Y, blown in the glass
Wholesale Depot, Dey ST., and sold by all
the principal Merchants and Druggists through.
New and ImnrOYed Instantaneous
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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVlCORATOR,

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origi
nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS, and curing
it, when there is the least particle of vitali-
ty or recuperative energy remaining.
all cutapeous affections of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR imparting to
itan unequalled gloss and brilliancy, making
itsoft and silky in its texture and causinsit
to curl readily.
Tho great celebrity and the increasing de-
mnnd for this unequalled preparation convince
the proprietor that one trial is only necessary
to satisfy discerning public of its superior
qualities over any other preparation ut present
in use. 1t cleanses the head and scalp from
dandruG and other ctadneons aisedses, c au esthe
hair to grow luxuriantly, and gives it rich soft,
glossy and flexible appearance, and ilso where
the hair is loosening and thinning, it will give
strength and vigor to the roots, and restore the
growth to those parts which have become bald,
causing it to yield q fresh covering ofhair.
Thoro are hundreds of ladies and gentlemen
in New York who have had their hair restored
by the use Oft this Invigorator, when all other
preparations had failed. l., NJ. has in his pos
session letters innumerable testifyingt to the n
bove facts, from persons of the highest respect
ability. will effectually prevent the hair from
turning gray until the latest period of life; and
in cases where the hair has already changed its
color, the use off the Invigorator will with GER
tainty restore 1t to its original hue, giving ii a
dark, glossy appearance. AS n perfume for tn Q
toilet and n Hair Restorative it is particularly
recomm ended, having an agreeable fragrance
and the great facilities il affords in dressing the
hair, which, whom moist with the Invigorator
can be dressed in any required form SO as to
preserve its place, whether plain or in curls-
hence the great demand for it by the ladies' as n
standard toilet article which none ought to be
without, as the pric 20 places it within the reach
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. L. HUMMELSHINE,,
DENTIST.

RESPECTFULLY informs tho citizen of Gus
III berland and the public generally, that p
has removed his office to his residence, on u
corner of Baltimore and Liberty Streets, ov4
Read Il Brothers Store, and imm ediately on
.posites Campbell's Drug ostore, whore he is pr1
pared 10 attend to thspraeticeof DEN1IsTRl
in all its Departmental % '+-e 'fat
Feb. 7, lS6l-y. Oh Cd nel ~,
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THE MAGIC TIME OBSER-
YER.
The perfection of Mechanism.
DEING A HUNTING AND 0pES FACE OR La

DEINd A HUNTING AND OrES Face or La
ID pY's OR GHNTLEMAN's WATCH CONFINED,
One of the pretties. most coDvenient,a land de-
cidcdiy the best and cheapest timcpiecc for
general and reliable use, ever offered. 1t has
within it and connected with its machinery, it's
own winding attachment, rendering a key en-
tirely unnecessary. The cases of this Watch
are composed of two metals, the outer one be-
ing enc I6 carat gold. 1t has the improved
ruby action lever movement, and is warranted
an accurate timepiecc. Price, superbly engra-
we'd, per case half dozen, $4,000. Sample
Watches, in reat morocco boxes, for those pro-
posing to buy at Wholesale, S35, sent by ex
express, with bill paynbable on delivery
Snidi-rs must remit payment in advance, as
we cannot collect from those in the Army.
Address,
HUBBARD BROS. & CO., SOLE IMPORTERS,
Cor. NASSAU & JOHN Sis. NEw-YoRK.
Jan. ], 1865 is. ere .a- -".
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InsOlpestts .NOttce.

j. NJ rr'A'"'"kSr' OnnnEn,Fnn this s AL
His Creditors. that J. NJ. Frakenbaker
give motto, to his creditors, endorsers aud su-
reties, that the 2Ld Monday of October next is
fixed for the said Johu NJ. Frakenbaker to appear
in the Circuit Court for Allegany county, to an
swer such interrogatories as his creditors, en-
dorsers and sureties may propose or allege a.
gainst him; and that copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland. once a week for three sue
ccssive months prior to the second Monday of
October next, as such notice.
Tcst-H. RESLEY, Clerk. .
April 2, 1858 IN.
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Book, Stationary, Periodical and
Notion Store,

under BELVIDERE HALL, on Baitim
Street. y
His Stock consists in part of Letter, Cap and
Note Paper, ruled or plain, of all qualities
Envelopes, of all sizes and styles; Steel and
Gold Pens; States and Pencils; Writing and
Copying Inks; Playing and Printing Cards !;
Bonnet and Card Boards; Prayer and Hymn
Books Bibles; Miscellaneous and School
Books Blank Account Books, of all sizes !;
Portfolios, Portmonaies and Purses Combs
and Brushes; Pen Knives; Photograph AL
buns, etc., etc.
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Flour! Flour :!

I HAVE always on hand supply of the best
L brands Of Family ana Extra Flour, which 1
sell cheaper than can be had elsewhere. Call
and see. r. i. NORRIS
April o. ~ 20 Near the Post Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
Tic \. Y. Herald on the Western
Revolution.

The Y, Y. Herald was never known to
he among the last, but always among the
first, to change its political course i'll ac-
coluancc with the earliest indication Of
the popular sentiment of the country. The
signs of Il great revolution in the North
Western States have been maniics,ing
themselves with increasing frequency of
late, and though the first indications of
hostility to Lincoln and the New England
AbolitiOnst3 were made with fear and tlen-
bling in the presence of the great central
desp0tism, yet the Democratic triumph that
soon after followed encouraged men to
speak cut boldly their real sentiments, I'M
til now the very hot beds Of a6Oitlonism,
even in Lincoln own State, snch as Chic
ago are resounding with unqualified den
unciation o the tyrant and his abloiiion I'd
visers. OF course It is now quite time for
the n. Y. herald, according TO all its ante
ccedents, to prepare the way 10 fall in with
n great movement that is likely to s%cep
everything before it and control the destinles
of the whole country. We accordingly find
in late article in that paper. upon Presi-
dent Davis last message, indications that
that journal ia preparing to iah in with the
movement and, perhaps, become the leader
of it, Articles have lately appeared in the
Herald speaking dispafagingly of Lincoln
and his public acts, aniit will not require
a very violent effort for the same paper,
after few more such articles, TO become
as violent an organ in opposition TO Lin
coins administration, as it has been in his
support. Our readers will remember that
at the commencement of this war the Herald
was with the South, but, in the brief period
Of one night became suddenly converted to
Lincolnism in obedience to the arguments
of one of Lincon's New York mobs. Since
the late Democratic triumph that kind OF
argument has lost much Of its force, or, In
other words, it is now Iincoln's supporters,
rather than his opponents that ARE more
in danger of mob violence. This indicates
a great change, and it is a consideration Of
primary Importance in determining the
course ofsuch journal As the Herald.
The Herald speaks very respectful OF
President Davis message; il saws all the
Presidents anxiety seems 10 centre on
Vicksburg and indicates some I-ssOns Tor 1t.
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"lfn says the Herald, "lhc war should
suddenly cease, and the Conicderncy lie
recognized, either by an armsticc, or
through foreign intervention, the West
would he nj the mercy Of the South, aud
would have the choice of Two alicrnatiycs-
either TO submit or re-uniie with tho Con-
fcderacy.'
Again; "Those who have carefully con-
sdered the signs of the times land no one
more careful considers such signs than
the Herald can have hut little doubt that
if the Conieleracy were recognized pow
cr and held the Father of Waters in its
possession the Western States would unto
with the South, prchaps en- massc, but pro-
baby one by one under the Constitution.
But say Gen. Banks and others OF like
opinions, the East and West nre linked
together by great railroads and the connec-
ton cannot he broken because thN West
must nave access to the Atlantic, and the
East must have access to the products of
the Wes All this il true, but the ques-
ton is whether the Central States would
not go with the Western States, itthc latter
refused to remain out of the Contedcracy
and without the Mississippi. New Eng
land would thus be left solitary aud desc
ate and the Southern, Western and Cent
IA! States would form n new Union under
the Montgomery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
things than such II reconstruction have &C.
Cured within the last two years
We give the Herald credit for great sag
acijy, and it is for this reason that We
quote the above rs not among the least
evidences that t!legreat revolutionary chan
acs pointed out alb We are now in rapid pro-
gress Of consummation..- GdiceSton NepS.
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GEy. PR!cE 10 co WEsT.-AIaragraph in
the Jackson Crisis Of Tuesday gives the
gratifying information that n telegram
from the Secretary of Warlo high official
in this department announces that new
appointment has been made for Gen. Holmes
district, and that Major Gen. Pyicc will be
placed in the active command of al the
troops in that department. taking with him
the Missouri regiments now in the army of
the West. The Missouri hoys tsays The
Mississppian.) will rails" long whoop
when they hear this, ana the people of The
Confrderacy will be gra;itiea to learn that
the oil chief will soon again be on the war
path.-Ndicitz Courier.
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c. S. WOOL AGENCY.


San dmomio, Ierds, Feb. Il, 1861.
The undersigned, sole agents of the Confederate
States for the purchase Of WOOL in the State of Tex
as, have divided the wool growing counties into Sec
lions and 10 each section have appointed sub-agent
whose dirty it will be TO visit all wool growers within
their sccinns or communicate with them by letter,
with the view of purchasing their clips of wool, for
which they authorized to iny u fair and liberal
prize.
Tho following counsies constitute SECTION No. .,
SuB.A GENr. Mr.. GEORGE IT, JeDsON, POsr OFFICE,
WlCO ~ williamson, !nom BHr!csGn, Brd=,s $. Robert
son, Leon, Ire's'oH' Limestone, Rails, B", t"rNGi,
McCi.uBun HosJre, HH, NdrHTo, Ellis, johnson, Par
Eer. Trrow DGlirs, Collins d. noa, Gr0gsan and Cooke.
1t is cxVe,tcd that all good aud patriotic cit2crt
will give the preference 10 government over all other
purchasers.
All citizens requested to report TO this Office the
name and residence ofany person or persons whom
they know or hcor ef representing themselves as gov
crnnent agents for the purchase of wool, who have
not received written authority from the Or. Mr. Cen
rral, Mai j. L. Minter, Chief z. NJ, or the under
signed: or ii possessing sufficient evidence to conv
thcIu of the offence. 10 make affidavit against them
before Il Commissioner OF the Confederate Court.
Daggiug. rope and swine will lie furnished by the
agent. aud by the Undersigned Mt their warehousc in
San Antonio, 10 those needing it to lnle their WOOL
VANCE 4 BRO, Agents
of the Confederate States for the purchase of Ool
iC0PY.1
ADy'T. ANT lSsP'R GEMS OFFICE,
Richmond, jan. Is, lsu3.
GENERAL ORDERS No:t'
H. The appointment ofagenf4 to purchase wool by
any officer. except the Quartnrmasirr General, and
such officers may net under hs authority end sane
ton hereby pruhihited and all agencies for that
purosp heretofore authorized by other officers, are
revoked. By order, (Signe'D $. COOPER,
Tfrh25:3mo.l Adiuiant and Inspector General.
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TO TIE CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS.

TyyHE UNDERSIGNED, Purchasing Agents Of tho
, Confederate States take this mcth"! ri address,
in YOU On the necessity Diminishing supplies {" -ils-
tain orr armies, nov IL the field, indicating our lib
critics aud sur Independence.
We Stale what ~ know. that the government needs
largo supplies for its continued existence; and 1t
know, no section iour country which II can call on
more confidently. because Of their immense interests
M Stake To furnish subsistence, than the States Of
Louisiana and Texas. VIII our fellow cii2ens hnz
ard our existence as nation 10y Withholding their
product for enormous pr0iiiH thereby Starving onr
soldiers nto dis graceful submission 10 the enemy
We think and trust not Had yut not better let the
government have every article you make and rasc at
fair cash nj rs and thus say" onr armies, our gov
crImrnt, yourselves and our property. luu may
hold up tlcs, supplies ton long for the monthly OF
weekly visit Of the speculni0r; our cause may sink
for yunr siI,prrt--it will then be toe4ac. We beg
rur fellow ii izcn each, To bring these things home
TO himself. aud We believe thar nothing is wanting
but Il candid statement of the wants OF the Govern
mcnt To arouse von acis of patriotism 10 our COM
mon country. Then bring forward, without delay,
every urtice necessary fol tie army you have for sno
we are ready and willing, at all times, night or day,
TO c,Sc from yOu every article Of supply, for cash
and nru!tphla prices Whereby you sustain the conn
lry ahd homer yourselves Whit not for The sprcu!a
tors, no. hy their prices for the nec"ssaries Of life,
ara entailig untold taxes on til" raoc-'' We speak
uutv YOU rs wise rlrn, Judge we what we say
r. NJ TENIS, Major. a 4. e. 5.
JANIS :, lindsay. Purchasing Agent.
~ Ofice ON Texas silce, Shreveport, La
Doc. - lsii2-ljtt
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HE.po'ERs DIST. TLxAs, NEW MEyIco ARIZONA,
GALvERToS, Jan. 10, 1865.
General Orders, No.
An person are forbidden interfere in any man
ner whatever with the supplies Of Flour and other
articles already purchased aud paid for by the san
Antonio Supply Association.
Aud It is hereby made the drty Of all oihcers and
AGENT. Of the Government 20 prevent any inferier-
eBce with detention Of the supplies and IN Ease
OF fo-rble seizure they are directed TO report the
facts Of the case and the names Of the parties TO
those HcaGqnarters. -
By command Of Mai. Gen. MAGRrDER.
EDMUND p. TURNER.
Capt. q A. A. Gen.
n I o.
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TINE STATE NJ TIyAs

| To tie E'siF o. 1dTdW eHntr, Gfsrirg:
\'uu rae hereby commanded that yun summon, D.,
publication IN llr Dallas Herald, aWerk,y NV y
paper Ia The town " Dallr, paas county, ihcrc le-
Ing n" newspaper published In Tarraul county, for
four successive weeks prrVinuH 10 return day here
E-lni" Hendricks, whose tc,idrpcc Is unknown, 20
hr and appear hsiure the District Court to he holden
Within aud fir the culniy 0f Tarunt, ~ the Juuit
iUns' thereof Ia the town uf Fort worth, The th
Monday after the ith Monday IN March, A. u. Is s.
Then aud there tn answer the potiun ULnnrs Crime
lry, hlr IN said Court AGAINST rho Faid Esquire Hen.
bricks and Henry Herald that horrtUuIs, tO.Nit VA
rr about the dry of--- \. j. lSj-, the said de-
fuiaut, E-gnir" Hendricks, made, executed aud de-
li,crrd decd, In writing, wh,r' sn,d defendant,
FIR "a valuable consideration, tO-wii, the sum Of
dollars, then aud there paid 10y the said Henry Her.
aid, to III. rud Hendricks, and afterwards tu-wit On
the 80 ,lly Of, A. ID. lSj-, the said defendant
Henry Herald fora valuable consideration, to.wit,
the uithrcr hundred dollprs, nude, executed aud
d'liycrc, 10 Your petitioner deed, In writing bar
gained, sol and conveyed all his right, title ia and
10 one hundred and siNty acres IL land situated ~
Tarinnt county, TSas On III" waters Of Eusk crc-k
~. miles :, ~ T., from Fort Worth, and more fly
described in plaintiffs pcition. Wherefore p'aintlr
brings this hi sut and pr.ys for service or the sPh
Esquire Hendricks, 10y publication. aud for all inter-
esi and title heretofore existing In the said Hendricks
aud Herald lie Invested Oui Of them and vested ~ is
sud James Grimslcy, aud for judgement forecasts 9c.
Herein fail not, but have You then and there b.fo.
said Court, this writ, witty our return thereon show
ing how You have executed the same.
Witness, W. d. Tucker, Clerk o. tho
/sEaI, District Court uf Tarrant county. Given
| S% under my hand and the sral of said Cunrt,
- - ut Office in the town Of Fort Worth, the
18th day Of February. A. D. lsc3.
W. Il. TUCKER. District Clerk
Came to hand February 18th, A D. 1853, and o dor
ed to be published in the Dallas Herald four suece,-
sive weeks prior to the return day hereof
J.W. GILLESPIE, Shcrif Tarrant county.
13:it--prntcr's fee Slb.
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p,r1,s. Trx.s, March 9th. 1873.

-- - - bALLAs' ihAAsi 1lAiN ''iii ''o"'
GENERAL ORDER. No. -.
All persons regularly enrolled by thu authority and
for the command Of Col. II. Warren Stone, IN the
counties Of Hills, Dallas, Tarrant, Denton Collin and
Kaufman. al-snt iT0m their respective commands iy
reason Of furlOugh Otherwise, will report them
selves TO ID. undersigned Lancaster, Dallas
~, on tn. 18th day Of the present month, with
tions sufficient 10 30 them 20 SatAsota-
All furlouzhs granted by company officers are here
b. revoked.
Persons WIN are siek disabled. unfit for duty,
will furnish the undersigned with certificate frnm
a respectable physician Stating the character OF the
diseaze or cause Of disability and the probable time
such person VII ie able for duty. sc.
By order Vi Co. B. WAERES sfoSE,
Joseph FOREMAN,
Lieut. Com 'dg Detschmsnt.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby Civ N, that at the February
n term 1863, of the Probate Court Of Dallas conn
bonus non, of the estate off, H. Ioliord, decd. This
is therefore to notify ali persons having claims II
gaihstsad estate. to present them duly au hcnticn :
'"d, to the undersigned. All thos. indebted to said
estate. are requested TO make aymcnt TO the uudeJ-
signed without delay. MIN KEMP,
ll:6t De bonus non.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
NOTICE.

ryNlIE undersigned having been appointed Adm'x..
Of the estate oil p. Barton deed, at the Jan.
nary Term of the Probate Court for Parker county
Texas, 1868. all persons indebted 10 said estate
notified TO make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims will present them duly authenticate,
within the time prescribed by law.
CARY ANN BARTON. Admx.
Feb. "a. 1SG3.-l4:Gw".
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gaIGyy De:tTrs Reward.

VNlIH mlerslrned viii 5vc 81 f'r Inc deIlNerN OF
information tia, VT n'll,r me- 10 g"' them, 81
orIri wear old BAY HORSE, branded On the l"il
suuliler 81. aud Ut on the right shoulder. Ai'u,
Slt for FIVE HEAD OF HORSES deScril",, rs iC ,
irws; one L,y mare, lOnr II years lid ono SOREEL
MARE. about ! wears old on" Blue MARE II LE,
3 wear, old one BAY HORSE VI tLE, Yeas old {;
All branded Ut on the r:li. shoulder. ALSO, one
BAY HORSE MILE, year old, nor branded: The
nbny stock ,traycd from the Undersigned. living
Mountain Crcck, near New lorcn.
CHARLES BARKER.
S.u Inyru. March H. Isl.i-lI..,tH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

RS'A letter fIoE Capt. James p Douglas, of the
Texas Battery, dated S!clbyyi!o, Tenn, January
Goth, says that the health of his command was not
good it had BEEN rs the exposure of the troops be-
fore Murireesboro' had produced the prevalence Of
soric camp diseases, in mild form, which it was
thought their comfortable tents will soon relieve.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

81" Attention is called to the orders from Col.
Stone, in this day paper. Lieut. Foreman is author
lied TO col ect all absent from the command, at
Lancaster, on the Gjth of the present month. twill
lie good opportunity, also fnr any one wishing join
lie command. Lieut.. f. will pass through Dalla. On
the Nth and will take any letters for the regiment
lint Inay be left here for him.
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gIStr;iycti

NROM the undersigned, living six milrs Wcst oT
L Mckinney, Collin county, one BAY HORSE,
years Old last Spring, some saddle marks, no other
wnitc rccocrcd, AZ hands high. Also one bay
mare years old last Spring. "A hands high, brah-
Il on the left shoulder with l. aud figure r, locking
son,ewia like LS. will pay S2O for reliable inier-
nation concerning them. M hSlLoCh'
Mnrcil I-lI:3L .
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Five Dollars Reward.
Feb 1I-ll-2s-tf.

II OST-Befween Dallas and breckenridge, on the
Mckinney road, on Saturday last. the 2 st inst
Colts Five Shooter. 30. 2Gs5, stamped on the top m
the barrel ''Cl Saml. Oolt. London" as well A. re-
roleead The above reward will BE- Iaid ~ The Ind
err hy lssvine Do pstd the Herald Ofiee, Dallas
fcb. 18th, Is65.-lS.5t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

He-We learn from gentleman from Marshall
that news had reached that place, that the Steamer
Era, No. ., had been rccapturcd on the Mississippi,
together with all the officers and crew ofthe Queen OF
the West by the citizens Of Grand Gulf; and further
that Siblcys Brigade had captured two regiments Of
negroes near New Iberia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
FIC,y Dollars Reward.

CTRNYED iron, the uurrrsignrin NJ ~ l.nnronlh'
> In NH county, Two WAN HORSES
uac nae large hay horrr with star ~ Wh'ir 'l|
In the u,rc iiule whit, round que foot, brand,
about . ar ten yrar' old, The other j. small lay
horse, witlla star In Tho face, paddle mnrks, very
Him brand IN one shoulder, ,lish, llcmah In the
len eye from lick hut cin sc,' raider poor hh,
.hnui : yurt oil 10th horses lrfl together, nnd !
,ppis, will rouan together. Tho above toward "i
Fay dollars viii he paid for said horses or for ln'or'
mRliun so that | got thcn.
Address me at lilllshuro, Hill county, I"Sa'
&, r. HART.
Mach -, 1gGq-IEliu
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned having been appointed Admin
istraiors Of the est. of VIM. p l.. Cummings
deed, at the December Term of the Probate Cour
for Parker county, Texas, 1858 all persons indcbte'
TO said est, are notified to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, within the time rr.
scribcd by law. MARY ANN CUMMINGS, Adm'x
JAMES DUNLAP, Admir-.
In,