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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03
The Disturbed State of Europe Danger
in Every Country.

FSou, the Herald.
There is hardly a tranquil capital in Europe.
Madrid the capital of Spain, is revolutionary,
tumultuous, DANGEROUS, and under strict military
rule. The people shout cheers for the men who
are in open rebellion against the Government,
and the Government dares not trust the very
soldiers with which it would control the people.
The capital of Ireland is under martial law. The
capital Of England is in an uncomfortable state,
and decidedly nervous about certain great fires
attributed to the bitterness an revenge OF the
Fenans, 1t is equally uncomfortable at the
apprehension of a financial disaster. The tinan-
cial writer OF the London Times, whose name
appeared for a good round sum IN the Rebel
cotton loan list, is trying TO prove that this dis
aster will come because the people trust the
United States; but the people know well enough
that il II comes il will be the result oil Englands
immense and ruinous Investment in the Rebel
attempt to destroy the United States-an Invest
ment which that financial writer encouraged
and wrote up, because that was the way in which
he was expected to earn the sum for which
his name was set down in the Rebel cotton
loan list.
Paris is also uneasy. 1t has q financial dan
ger, 1t has Mexico, and t has Rome. All these
trouble the political atmosphere of the city,
and It is hard to say how long the weather will
be ar, and from VIII ch quarter the storm may
come. VIII the country endure the continual
waste in Mexico OF French men and French
money in a scheme that cannot possibly bring
advantage or honor to France? What new
currents of political force may be brought to
bear on this question by the development OF
great monetary trouble? How is it about
Rome? II popular sentiment in SPAN forced
solution OF the Italian question there direc .ly
against all the wishes and pref ldIces OF the
Spanish monarchy, connected by tAe closest
ties with the Holy See, Will it do less in France
Is France less free than Spain, with Spain still
under a Bourbon? Have the thought and spirit
OF the French people less influence on the
Government than the thoughts OF the Spanish
people have upon a Bourbon monarchy? win
not the late Spanish example inject France, aud
stir thoughts like these TO dangerous extent?
Brussels is torn by a storm OF parties that may
upset the new King at any hour, and rend the
kingdom of Belgium into French half and a
Dutch half; Italy has Just had stormy dissolu-
ton OF the ministry over the very serious ques-
ton of taxes; Prussia has the old trouble OF an
ambitious minister at war with her people, and
her SchIeswig- -Hostein INDIGESTION; Austria,
though doing very well in many respects is tar
from easy In her Italian possessions. Alto
gether Europe is in a sufficiently unquet state,
and her danger is that if any one OF these many
difficulties should suddenly become great the
storm would spread inIo every European coun-
try, and break up the whole present political
system.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

II viii be seen that between the mines and
Philadelphia its value is increased six dollars
and fifteen cents, which amount is divided be-
tween the transportation companies and the
dealers In that CITY, and that after it arrives at
the New York docks IL very unaccountably be,
comes enhanced in value nearly four dollars
more. Perhaps somebody in the business can
show cause for this sudden increase.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03

signify nothng2 If these be the expectations,
we tell those who cherish them that they are
doomed TO disappointment. Andrew johnson
stood firm in the Senate with traitors around
him; firm in Tennessee, when hrmness for the
Union exposed him to trouble and death; and
we are confident that he will not shrink now,
with the public opinion of the nation overwhelm.
ingly in his favor.
As 10 the Union party, we are not less sure
that its usefulness to the country, and the pro-
longation Of its power as a party, depend upon
the restraints which it shall impose upon the
schemes OF the radical section Its worst ene-
mics are OF its own household. II these assaults
upon the Constitution and the Executive are to
be continued. the Union will be in greater danger
from the doings of proiessed friends than from
the Vaccinations of IT'S most malieDant enemies.
The time calls for lorbearance, moderation,
magnanimity. The country stands more IN need
of practical legisla ion than OF "the previous
question" and the prescriptions OF legislative
quacks. Shall il he said that the Union party is
unequal to the eXigencles of the situation?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-03
At Last.
From the Tribune.

The Committee of Ways and Means yesterday
reported to the House a bin to enable the Secre-
tary ofthe Treasury 10 fund the demand and
early maturing indebtedness of the Government
of the United States. This bin provides:-
First. That the act entitled can act TO provide
WAYS and means to support the Government" ap-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
srArE OF rEXAS.

To lie ShrV Of Ellis County, Grest;gg'
NOu are hereby commanded that YOU
i summon, by publication, the heirs Of
Maberry i Gray, whose names and resi-
dcnccs NE unknown, to be and appear be-
fore tho piairj3t Court, to he holden in aST
for the county of Ellis ut the Court House
thereof in the town Of Waxahachic on the
frs, Monday in March next, then and there
10 answer the petition of Robert S. I.cman
and Nancy j. Leman his wife, filed in sail
court against them, and alleging in sub
stance as follows, to-wit: That said Gray
died in 1917 or 1918 single man leaving
no children nor parents living; that he made
n nuncupa,iye will, which was made wit
mes scd, pr0ba;ed aud recorded in Cameron
county, TeXas, as the law requires, that in
considerations of the love and affection no had
for Nancy j. lloylc, now Nancy j. Lemon,
the Plaintiff as we'll as for her mothoE who
had raised him, lie made the said Nancy j.
sole lcgntcc in said will OF all his property;
that by virtue of said will she Is the owner
of Go acres of land situafed in Ellis coun-
tv, on Chambers creek, and Patented to-
said Maybcrly u. Gray on the Ind day of
Nov. 1877 ard more particularly described
MS follows there follow field hotcs;l that
sail will and the record thereof has bcon
destroyed hy fire in the burnng Of The
Clerk $ Office of Cameron county, tint they
are the owners &C., Of said lNnd,os' against
the unknown heirs OF said Gray doc ia, and
they pray for judgment ycsling tho tille 10.
said land in plaintiff. sc.
Herein fail not, but have ypu theH and
there before said court ths writ, win your
return thereon showing how you have exc
cutcd the same.
> Witness: P. II. Gordon, Clerk Of
sEhL the District Court OF Ellis comfy,
\I0-NIGivcn under my hand and seal Of
said court in the town of Waxahschie this
the 23d day of July, A. D. 1866.
p. II. G0RDAN. Clerk.
by BEsJ. i. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Issued July 23d 1866.
p. II. GORDON, elk, D. c. Z. G., 7,
BY BENZ. +. HAWKINS, Depuiy,
Came to hand this July the 23d 1885, AMI
ordered TO be published in the pallHs Her
aid for eight successive weeks.
G, b. SWEATT, Sheriff i. C.,
45:St BY S. p, LANGsroRD, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

To the Sheriff Of Tdrrdnt CotDaty- Greeting !:
NOU are hereby commanded that you
summon, by publication for four sue
cessive weeks, Josephine E. Harvey, whose
residence is unknown, to be and appear be-
forn the District Court to be holden within
and for the County Of Iarraut al the Court
House thereof in the town OF Fort Worth,
on the second Monday after the fourth
Monday in September, A. D. 1865, then
and there to answer the petition Of Il. X.
Harvey, filed in said Court against tAe said
Josephine z. Harvey, alledeing in substance
as follows, io-rit. TN,t ~ o. about Tie
i.a day 20 anal e % le57 lr hick.eT
csuoiy. State 81 Terusssr,. De SAID J r.
natyts 'nisrnalTia1 smith iascqainl =
Shat ic te1 auai b. lirt -vi-l Sic r1id 33-
ssptirs g. ssiar5i1g ioesrl her 80 ths
a1l 1a ri q itillili husrlna. laif Lorui tle
sf day u lfFigl-ler : D. i.s rl,1 tle
ssii fassfiiHo = r. irlaiiiT if' i1s Tee
ard hc1ri. rl- la ta l1cc ftiasi te
7cimn u tha sane
Huti1 faii Ec' 81. raf -rc tsz -rf
ihar. lel1ra saii 19rrt iris ufit n w..
st9rn ihsrs q. gag Joe ~ Atta e.
.catsd DE -t-s
Wn-tsl. ~ Ie-as- Clerk q
tEEL Hts nllF ca1-t -.-ra-
~ -'ellrtr - at
s-f a. ~ -r--l lf t-s i-- ~
u A4etst A. = i-
l.rku CT. 6 rr
slt h1r5 AS ri -tt as
lss5 ic 81 r-liis 81 i-'n Tfslsi1 e.
T,su-s H--a1 ,. H1lTf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
THE STATE OF TEXAa..

To the Sheriff Of Parker County, @. cgG'g 8
NEJllEREAS, Ambrose Cain, cit zen of
w Parker county, Texas, has filed n my
office, his petition complaining of tie heirs
of Foster Watson decd, in which be NJ
lcl es in substance that on or aSuM tho
18th day OF December 1859, he purclrosal
from said Foster Watson, for the sugn Of
Four hundred and twenty-five dollars, Il
certain tract of land containing ll3 acres
more or less, patented to Charles " Dau-
ton. situated in Parker county Texas, an
the waters of Walnut Greek about miles
a.. Il H. from Weatherford. Beg Hn1g
10 yrs. s. 3l6 yrs. i of S W corner OF
$40 acre survey in name of VIM. Jenkins,
thence S. 500 yrs. thence f. 800 WIS. thence
n. 500 yrs thence W. 800 yrs. That said
Watson departed this life without making
to petitioner deed to said land; tliGt The
patent and other evidences of title To same
are in the hands of said heirs, and praying
that said heirs be cited to appear AMI on-
swcr; that they bring into court the patent
and evidences of title in their possession,
for decree of lille sc. And his Attorney
having made oath that the names and resi-
dcncc of said heirs are unknown to him
These are therefore to command you 70
Watson deceased, for eight successive weeks
by publication in the DALLAS Herald
weakly newspaper published in the Town
of Dallas, Texas, to be and appear 9i ihe
next term of the District Court Of Barker
county Texas, to commence and be holiCu
at the Court House in the town of Wealth
crford on the fourth Monday in September
next, then and there to answer TO said Pc
titiou now on file in my office.
Herein fail not but due service an rc-
turn make of this writ as the law directs
Witness, b. l.. Richcy, Clerk Of
SEAL the District Court of Parker coun-
AS71O/ty, Texas. This the 10th day OF
July \. D.. 1865. u. /. RICHBY,
CIR. u. c., T. c. r.,
Came 10 hand July 10th 1866, and orier-
ell to be published in the "Dallas Herald
n newspaper published in Dallas county
for eight successive weeks.
j. W. SQUYRES, Sheriff
IG.9w Parker county, Tex
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
Meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen Of
The Town OF Dallas.

AL. ...,Ins ~ no Hard n Ahiefmen, a M.
ftrI.t once, ~ tle town ~ nailasi 90 tho l"h "
f.p,su ~, te1d, tiefr veie present.
DAD ~ Gurss, MsFuf, . . 49,.
az usr,x, Jonr ;. s,rsRths, n. ~ h'sheN
ttlA " MuHToS, Aldsfuvn,
A.Ht-E ". iitsf, ,-,... ,.,.a.,..t
AZ, A. Il,cHaAs, Tho Constable, ha'ins lrhlrI''
IA. .... nation, on molten, the same ~. ,',tp
t,t IL. ,,as.ilsrhsrg'i froin hlhsr hApNlp ~ 'NN'
$500 mon ,stltins with tho Tfrasnfef'
I'D nsiion, A. W, cAHTfH vas snAhlous. sh,ssh
d, he Heard 81 Aldrrmsn, Constable ol lhe ,vIl"'a
tl.n 5f he Town Of Dallas IT. thu nneNplha leim
N CIarrG helng prrsent, was lnallhrd ~ 'hAlhs
t,s nth on once presoTilrl by the Constitution ahd
,i,i5 aond In the sum IT iNo thousand dollars,
IN molten, the Constable was appointed Au'llnh'
Ell, ,f Inc Corporation, and all property sold ~ lnbl,
sr, therein. except such property 40 may lie lrhri
,,o, and sold by the sheriff and Conslabls 1T i'fe'
snlt No. l. In the dlsehare. 81 their dn'ies and any
rson offending herein shall he arr-siei ahd hnei ~
~, N.yor not less than one nor mora Than lNthly
Al, Tor each offence, and shall lie committed 70 Tue
custody Of an officer until Tho nue. and costs ar ald
ON notion Il was ordered that the Mayor, IIea'u'
rsr and Constable shall make quarterly returns 10
on motion, Soc. 4, Of Article 9, Of the Ordinances
b. ts anended as 10 Rad follows II shall he no
offence for persons to discharge re arms under he
bln near the river, above tho line u Msin street,
~ EXCEPT on the Sabbath day"
On motion, the board adjourned.
GEO. W. GUESS, Msyur.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
The Bill organizing the Congression-
NV "A al Districts.

Be ii enacted by the Legislature Of the State
IF g,ra, That Tho State he and is hereby
J;,iJed into fonr Conversational Districts
nrfoIInva.
Src Tho terr;tory connr;sod within
.t,o I;n,its n tbe followin1 named comntio,
LII ~ i nan,nooe Tho Frat Congressional Dis
e "a, s O ,hp S,ota ~ Te.os and shall elect
rfarrasontotive to the Congress- of the
~ Tn;,aS * stotos to-w;t. Chambers. Jefferson,
-. Mord;n Tibertv POLK. TYLER. Jas
Dl""s so,,0n SABINE San A,Snstine. An
Pe,i .'" Tu;n;,n HoTston Anderson. Hen
$50 choroIoo Nacoodochcs. Shelby
9sonoia Rnsk, smith. Van Zandt, Wood,
frnsbnr and Harrison. - m
s sre . rT The ierrito~v comprised within
,bc limits NJ tbe folIowinc named counties
LII oo,nnosa Iha Seoond Congressional
n;st';ct of The State of Tcxas. and shall
aIsct ono REPRESENTATIVES to the Congress of
ne. NC r yn; s,atos to'w;t. Davis Bowie.
ny S;nar r;,,,s Eont;ns Lamar Fonnin'
nj coil;n Groysor Cool, DEMON, Wise,
~ 49, I,cr CLAW Young. paIo Pinto,
Wl;ob;,a W;ITarcer Rav,or Tbrock .
49,. pnonanon EostIond Sbackleford.
TNrahn,n Tn,Ior Jomca Uoskell Knox
1a,.5nn Tarran, Parlsr Jobnson Ellis.
1,at"eu Mar;aa amS Karfman
Ds Sn. 'T Tho , "mi comnr;sed within
a. i;n;,s 90 ,ha fo,,ny;ng named counties
IT, n .n,srns. ,bo Third Conversational Dis.
80. ~ ~" S,o,a % Texos and shall elect
- Panrason,otivs ~ The Congress- of the
Rid states to.w;t. Navarro Hill. Bos-
80 Frath Comancbe. Hamilton. San Sa-
aus snasos Corya,ia -McIennan Lime.
20, A Fm"as,onn Loon Robertson Falls.
ar p.rnst Tiano C;Ile.n;e Rlonco. HAYS
w;,I;onsnn Milan Rnrleson'
las ,,.d;san Rss,ron Kerr Mason
D' vn"Sam c,;mos W,,Ler Wosb;nc'
Coma,, h s. rSmorSs K;mhoil Menard
ton' oan Wac,,,inan Rrnwn Coleman md
1 ,,, hie0u''0SN' - -
Nunnen mn .,. nr;.oa within
oIo. Ing ,ei.i poS .omn,;os
NY M, ,imi's " W. ,t lo''y r.h rnnrress;onal
49,. SV"P o.. 20 end shall
80 ~. u o. tho conrress n
~ n vae S,s,os 90 80. uar,;s Geives.
80 nra,or;s Ma,arordo Wbarion Fort
pas 49,, CaIassSa &C., I,,l .on
yScsaria. calbonn Ca,dwell Gonzales
.syaud.Iupe. Dewitt Bexar. Karnes Goliad'
Re- Pef,s;o San pa,ric;o Cameron Nns,
4 Gee H;dalyo Starr. Zapata. Fayette. Live
4 .0sb Webb Atascosai Medina. Uvalde,
! D,wson kinney Fr;o Zavalln. Maverick
/ D;nra;, IaSoJjs McMuIlen- Dnyall Enci.
al vi pee pres;dio n nd MONTGOMERY.
ma I'd rsSo Iresiulo anu mn IN E A.,
ca-a-,or 80 ;s.n. wr;,s for The election ii
- tasnresant.,;ra. - se-vs In he uni,ed
sac. rongress sor The nneynircd term III
tbs nresent session ~ conoress ending on
4 the third Of March. 1861, and shall also Is.
sue writs for the election Of the same num-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
The Presidents Proclamation.

!. Tho Proclamation Of President johnson,
declaring the Instruction Mt an end
throug hout the United States, after onume-
rating the other proclamaiions, concludes
as follows;
And whereas, subsequently to the SAID
second day Of April, one thousand c'ght
hundred and sixty six, tho i.surrection IN
the State Of Texas has been completely ana
everywhere suppressed and ended, and the
authority Of the United States has been
successfully and completely established In
the said State Of Texas, and now remains
thercin unrestricted and undisputcd, and
such of the proper United States officers as
huyo been duly commissioned within The
limits of the said State are now In the I'M
disturbed exercise Of their official functions.
and whereas, the laws can now be sus-
tanned and enforced in tho said State OF
Texas by the proper civil authority, State
or Federal and the people Of the said State
Of Texas. like the people of the other States
before named, are well and loyalty disposed,
and have conformed or will conform in
thnir legislation to the condition Of affairs
growing out of the amendment Of the Con-
Slihltion of the United States prohibiting
slavery within the limits and jurisdiction
of The United States.
and whereas, all the reasons and conclu-
sions set forth in regard to the several
States therein specially named now apply
eduslly and in all respects to the State OF
Tex IS, as we'll as to the other States which
lad been involved in insurrection.
And whereas, adequate provision has
been made by military orders to enforce
the execution of the acts Of Congress and
the civil authorities, and secure obedience
10 The Constitution and laws Of the United
States within the State Of Texas, If re-
sort TO military force for such purpose
should at any time become necessary,
Now, therefore, l, Andrew Johnson, Pres
idout Of the United States, do hereby pro-
clsim and declare that the instruction
Which heretofore existed in the State of
Texas is at an end, and is to be hcnceforth
80 regarded in that State as in other States
before named, in which the said insurroc-
lion was proclaimed to be at an end by the
aforesaid proc .sflation of the second day
of April, one thousand eight hundred and
si1ty-six.
And do further proclaim that the said
insurrectiop is at an end, and that peace,
order, tranquility, and civil authority now
exist in and throughout the whole of The
United States Of America.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this
Goth day Of August, 1866 and of the indie
pendence of the United States of America,
The 9lst. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
VIM. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

the usneral llsoiion 10 August nest pre-.
eedlng HE expiration n the terms of the
Representatives elected under this Act,
and on The same day Of the General klee'
iion llcnnlally ihereafieri and the Judges
Of said election shall report, ~ Ny Law d.
reeied, to the Secretary u State, whereupon
the Secretary Of State and Governor shall
open aud compare the polls and issue eerll-
fentes NJ election 10 such persons as receive
the highest number Of votes In each district.
src. Q. This act to take effect from and
after lis passage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15

JACK IlANLroS's NE0Bo VorISo Con-
yEsTloN.-w We perceive that meeting Is to
he held io.night at the Cooper Institute to
sustain Jack llamil,on's niger voting con-
yention. We advise everybody to 90, Tor
Il win undoubtedly be one Of the most rlu-
ieulous aud humbugging assemblies ever
got up, either by the long-haired water
drinking radicals Of the Greedy stripe or
the lrong.eoek. tail radicals Of the Hamil'
ton stripe. by all means hear what tho
drunken or sober orators can say as TO why
three millions Of ignorant negroes should
govern the South, and eight millions OF
white people he reduced TO the condition OF
slayes.-NsR York Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
Attention Farmers and Manufacturers
EroYe sale,

q OFFER for sale my residence on Rocky
Il Cedar Creek, Kaufman county, Texas,
to include 320, $40 or $50 acres, rs may
suit the purchaser, Mt fran i've to seYea
dollars per acre, iuYersely 40 TO quantity
&c.,
Said land is situated fourteen miles n
little North of East, from the town OF haut-
man, eight miles south of Cedar Grove,
thirteen miles north of Prairiovillc, -
miles west of Jordan's Saline, fifty miles
east of Dallas, and fiity-ive miles west q
Tyler.
II includes the noted long, deep hoe III
Rocky Cedar Greek. WHICH is canal like,
the land coming up in table form on each
side. (well supplied with best quality OF
lime stone rock) From four TO ten feet
! above high water mark, having at the low
est stage from four TO Twelve feet depth OF
water which, being supplied by springs, is
ALWAYS clear, cool aud fresh; surrounded by
the best quality of timber oak, ash, hicko-
ry. walnut, cottonwood, sycamore and elm
of the largest size Containing also, at the
northeastern end about one hundred aud
forty acres of best quality of black sandy
prairie, at tie edge of which are several
beautiful sites for building.
II is pronounced by knowing ones as The
best location for steam machinery in the
State, and equally eligible for farming puF
poses, and the stock business.
The improvements are three good log
houses, with passages and porches' roeh
chimnoys, smokehanses, vegetables house
anl ava good negro cabins also, good
cribs and stables. A good spriHg ava i,he
{ best we'll Of water in the county VITA MILK
H. q NHr O
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
The Queen! The Queen!!
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!!

This new preparation Is QUEEN, not only In
NAME, but In VIRTUES.
II is nm infailble REsTORER and PREsERyER
Of the HAIR II faithfully applied
1t is no Hair Dye.
1t acts directly upon the roots of tho hair changing
gray hair TO it's original life color arresng premature
decay and falling out Of the hair; graduating scur
and dandrui, and curing all humors OF the scalp.
Il is one Of III. Finest Articles for tho Toilet
1t will change dry and wiry hair to soft and lnxu-
RANT trcsscs.
1t impalts delightful fragrance to the hair. :,
In short, If you wish to restore your hair, as III
youth, and retain it through life, use
Mrs. Winslow's Queen Hair Restorer.
Price, One Dollar per bottle. Sold BY all Druggists
JAMES CONCEAL, Wholesale Agents.
NEW ORLEANS.
J,I,. IQcc-151v
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To hs Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting :
VNHEREAS, Geo. W. Laws, citizen Of
w Dallas county, Texas, has brought
suit in the District Court Of said county,
against John Holman, land made AFFIDAVIT
tbatthe residence Ofdefendantis unkn0wnl
on n promissory note for $500 made By said
Holman 10 II. L. Swing, and hy Swing
transferred 70 plaintiff, the note bearin 3
date January Let 1868, and alleges that said
note was given for the purchase money Of
the west eud Of 400 acre tract Of land sit
unted in Dallas county, TeHas the sane be
ing survey No. IS, r made b. virtue Of the
San Antonio 4 u. @. n. r., certificate Ne.
III. and praying 70 enforce The vendor 8
lien upon sid land, and for damages Tn
the non-paymsut q said note:
You are therefore commanded % sum
mons the said Holr1cn 70 appear g he
nert tern Of The sid District Court % b
heid A. he Court llolss IN the toEn q
Dn1lss or he Al Monday afier he An
Mondayin sepisnhsr ls5s. By T1hiicaton
in TIE aD.Ilss Her.id- f5r fodr successive
weeks ie snsvsr piaiIlifs petition Here
Witr,ss. W.K Master Oerk q
HSFAT \fhs District Cont o. Dallss csUn.
fN0U/tv. GiTen urdsrtny bad I'D
ne seal Of sd Co1rt -his he "a day Z
Etpisnbsr 1885.
". K.HAsTEy. CT D. G. Dalts c.
ra.f.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
and for Sale,

mt0 % ACRES OF choice prairie
SI0 1-O land, situated 10 miles
north east Of Waxahachie, Ellis couu w.
viii be sold low for cash. For further in
formation enquire at The
Il: 3mes. HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
WIN. CHRIsTIAN.............'...'. y. DALp"lH'
WIN. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Main Street,
CUSTOM TEXAS,
Tup STATE OF TEXAS.

ps-Consieuments solicited. Special atten 4 on 81;
ven to the sale aud shipment OF COIiIN ahH
lueC. ll--l3.lN.l