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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-10-11
V. s. BARKER.

uETAIL DEALER, in Dry Goods, Boots,
Il Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groceries, &c; keeps
constantly on hand a general assortment
Store on High street, Ebensburg, Pa.
Sept 28, 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17

A spirited debate took place in the L. S
enuste on Friday, on a resolution by Mr.
n,"is, of Ky, for an investigation of alleged
cotton frauds, in connection with which the
~"lious names of Butler and Dana, were men
toned. Mr.. Davis remarked that be did not
believe that a single agent or representative
of I've United States treasury in the South
lad escaped contamination, and cited several
remarkable cases of fraud which had come 10
hi1 cars. The proposition was strongly re
scented by the radical side. Sherman de
minded specific charges Davis was not pc
p,rul to furnish these, but pledged himself
t., reoduce abundant evidence on the suti ct
sho.ld the committee be appointed. The
subject was not disposed of,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
P f R L.

COL. Richard Whitaker, late Of the Sixth
F,rtqcky Infantry, and brother Of Maj Gen.
Whitaker, committed suicide Saturday morn
FIG. at Shelbyville, KY by cutting his
throat, in a fit of temporary insanity.
Cen. Osband, who was reported killed in
Mississippi, writes to Washington that he
still lives, and tina the Mississippians are as
loyal as any people South,
Gen. Butler is said to be negotiating for
rhe establishment of cotton factories near
Richmond.
Gen. J. ". Denver and Col. Titus have
boon sent from Washington city to Macon,
Ga, to inquire into certain "cotton sPecula.
TONS
\ son Of Senator Trumbull, Of Illinois,
WIS killed ny a railroad collision near Chica-
go, on Sunday.
The country residence of Daniel Dupre, Of
Noxubee, Miss, was burned a few days ago,
The loss, eight thousand dollars, resulted
rom the carelegsness of a freedman.
Mrs. Emma Hardings, better known az
Belle Boyd who recently gave to the pub-
lie two volumes of adventures in the Confed.
crate and Federal States, in the prisons aud
ia the camps of both sections, now announces
herself as "the celebrated eSsmporaHeous
lecturer, - at st. James Hall, in London.
Gen. J. c. Pemberton is living ut Newton
on the Weldon and North Caroiina railroad.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17

Reports received from South Carolina
state that Gen. Scott, of Ohio, who has re-
Gently been appointed assistant COMMISSIONS
If The freedmen's bureau, to relieve Gen. Ru-
= Saxton, has taken a decided stand on the
cryund that contracts shall be made fair for
loth parties, and carried out by each in good
irh. he has criticised many contracts al
-,,ly made, and raused them to he changed
f.. aver of the freedmen. Numerous COM
laints have been made by the planters of
tlrar district of Gen. Saxton's Partially to
the freedmen, or what they termed his ''im-
l.nrticabtlity" as an agent between whites
sad blacks, and it was partly to satisfy these
rersQns that Gen. Scott was appointed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17

There are in Massachusetts seventy-seven
paper mills, the prodlct Of which during the
yesr ending May lst, 1865, were 3,OT7 tons of
printing paper, 4,2O2 tons Of wrapping paper,
COS, $50 reams Of writing paper, and s,22l
tons Of other paper the total value Of the
whole being s9,OOs, SCI. The capital invest
ed in these mills is So, s75.3 300, employing
1881 males aud 1923 females.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
LATE HBY
FIR ON NEW X.

Washington News--The Virginia LegiS-
lature-It Favors the Pardon of r NJ.
IT. Hunter, Requests the Removal Of
Troops from the State, Condemns the
Freedmen's Bureau, and Rejects the
Constitutional Amendment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17

The proposed Northern Pacific railroad is
TO be vigorously prosecuted.
A woman named Sasannah Abrahams was
arrested in New York, BY government detect
ives, who found in Der nuf the steel plate
from which, it is alleged, the amount Of over
$4,000 10 twenty-five csa, fractional currcn-
y has bern printed
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
TFuSt sale.

DY VIRTUE of the provisions Of a
Deed executed by E R. Lewis to
the undersigned, dated 18th day of No
vember, 1860, for $1,000, and due l9rh
day Of November, 1861, l hereby give
notice to all parties interested, that l
will proceed to sell before the Court
house door, 10 the city of Canton, Madi-
son county, State Of Mississippi. on
Monday. 18th day February, A. d. 1866,
between legal hours to the highest bid
der. at public cutlery, for cash, the follow
ing Lot or parcel Of ground. situate in
Canton and described as follows Begin
ming thirty. eight and a half feet from S
E corner Of lot 3 square No. 2, accord
ing to original plat Of said town on
Center street, tht nee West thirty-three
feet to a stake. thence North two humid
red feet to a stake, thence East thirty
feet TO a stake and thence South
hundred feet 10 the beginning.
JOHN T. CAMERON,
janis sc. St Trustee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
NFW York February ID.

| Tue NHtItIltN ~ DNlblC ~ SOiIlIIllf'
on Banks and Banking, to give his opin
ion concerning the practical working o
the present banking laws, and other
which are contemplated. No bills are
likely to be Introduced nor amendment,
recommended until the WAYS and Mean,
Committee have acted on the loan bill.
Leading photographers of the country
are assembling at Washington to urge
Congress to reduce the taxes on their
products.
Tie Senate Committee on Indian At
fairs are taking testimony in regard 10
alleged frauds by Government agents on
the frontier.
A court martial, organized with Gen.
Emory as President, and Major 7 Gaines
AS Judge Advocate, has commenced It's
session.
A Havana letter of the 7rh says owing
to the supposed proximity of ChlIian phi.
y%areers, premiums on Spanish bottoms
have advanced, Shippers show great
aversion to chartering Spanish vessels.
An ininnc ion was issued yesterday
against ThurIow Weed and others, to
restrain them from disrosing Of Ger ain
privileges granted by Secretary Stanton
to build a telegraph line from New Or
leans to San Francisco.
w..L m.oioI .- ,,uo
nau ,La, p7naron miI ho onnoinr.d
s' C,,'a ,"aa r,, nor;aI
Tho pra.i4on, hos s;,rod tho or,ro
r.;a,iao - a.tar ,ho evnnrs.o Of Rrron
f'."a,;a, Cao,.uaa
w TI''''
me receipts Oh ln,e'oA' he'en"e yes,
'eruay was one h''''on 'nfee hundred
'"ouSanu uo''afS'
washington ui>p"'ches say ma House
""'G''Ly o''n"'',e' nave rejected mar
y az '"e Na;,o's P'op'I'Uo", 70 "'i' "o
Ts NIL IL fyi"r Ia,th %ner,I,v for cann
a;'ir.I fracrio,.1 c1rr,ncc
~, w
j. n,orni'm ui" n, p,i,I;'L Mi";s
. -" 'oIJ lim ,b.y w.re d,Yr"sed to
,notia, snah L~.,isfa,i,n 80 II,ls f,ir
,aI ;,,, - ra,-ard TO- raci,racaI ,,aJa
J' H.. prov;nooo ond TTLa rn;,ad
,t'
-,
rorspd In. oet,tion for the ra,don Of R
NJ. r, Hunter. The same Legislature
.esoIved not to resume the payment Of
interest on the State debt.
The Senate yesterday adopted the
House resolutions requesting the remov
Il o, me troops 'ro" '"e 9'a5'' ana
, o5' ,'', ",7 e,r H.. rasInr''inn Of rna n,;,
# babeas corpos. also reiectirg the
Constitutional Amendment.
The Ohio Legislature House passed
bill fixing eight hours for a days la
leAS'' ~ "'!S' H.
TamauIipas advlce' say the Rcpnb.
forces are meeting win success IN
q, M,
n ,,n. ~, rLi.r
.usrice Chase introduced Fred. Dour,
as in highly complimentary .erms To
rowded auditors. Douglas delivered
Ie0'"'' oH '"'"''''o" anu 10 ''
KNOXVILLE r'o' IA negro wa
lieut.. Colonel DYER. Ist Tennessee cav
Try.
New YoRK, Feb. ia large me ct
WAS b.lJ last niybt At the Conner
n,r;tura S,eecb.q were delivered nv
.oencer Geor,e Francis Train. F4rnan
a Wood KiIlian and others.
Tho Tr;b,no savs Mr. AIams o,r
- E,.,L,r1 rul r.,,,,
u
IT,, dlLrrsouor,s ortLo Tr..sr,r f.,
|
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
II e M S.

Ex-Governor William B, Campbell
Congressman elect, was in Nashville las
week.
The son of the editor of the New Yorl
News, has arrived and entered himself a,
a student of the University Of VirginiS
for the present season.
There are one hundred and seventy
cases of smallpox in the pest house al
Montgomery, Ala. all of them negroes
except eleven soldiers.
On Saturday last there were 1856 cases
of negro smallpox in the pest house at
Choctaw Point, near Mobile.
This dreaded disease prevails to an
alarming extent among the colored pop
uIation Throughout the parish. We are
also informed that the disease has made
its appearance in a few white families
THibodeaar Sentinel.
Ex-Gov R. NJ Stewart. of Missouri,
fell upon the pavement at St. Joseph,
breaking gis right leg. Owing TO his age
and imtirmities, it is believed the wound
Will prove 'a'Ai'
Statistics of the Nashville Hospital for
smallpox show only, one hundred and
| forty cases on The tenth instant, against
one hundred and sixty,four on the thirty
first day Of January.
An .Lo o.obo,,, of M,touox, oro
trum Ding up claims to be presented
for losses in the Bagdad af,
fair, beiieving that the United States will
nav them all.
No. u hors +, wotorb,rv r. ,vo,ro
p, Ls,a ,.-,oa iaasl ,.,
~ 49, oa,,;aa oam.a.;,;oa a.a
.ISm.oIros and coll ,b.fr orooo
on the street. Tue sheet measures seven
inches by nine.
The first iustn)lment of United States gold
ard silver coins, bearing the inscription "In
'io" we TRUST was Fece'Peo on 'n7 "a 'os'''
''e ','',".l g. o.,
:. aan,s and ., CON, niooe. silver The 81
silver piece is worth Sl.O8 in gold
Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts. who has been
represented as "not m to visitors De
o"u'e 10 ps""n, II, masna,ar
'beless in Washincton last Monday, and
concluded his argument in the Supreme
Court IN the Ne" OK BANK TAX cases
The loss Of life in this country by
steamboat accidents me past year was
'uo" S'e'.' ,Lo,',aI",
an b,ndTed and e,pbtv-eipbc in eighteen
hundred and sixty.fou three hundred
and fifty eight; in eighteen hundred ana
sixty one, sIxiy-nlne.
A Io,,or from, Jrorez sars tho eremv
:..-Li. L.,
: 'o">u""'"- us 49, ''0 !"
coming demoraIl2cd' 1t says without
he necessity of the United states taking
part in the war. they will be able to OBJ
d.G,i,o ,rirr,L IN tho c.nsa of Na-
:. I.,
.'o""' 'nuePe"Ne"''
The oath supporting the Constitution
was administered to the Convention, en-
ngsse. bv ,Judgre Everett, the members
,o.Eu
Governor Hamilton was hotlhed Of me
organization, and sent in his message,
.acom monGiog. among other thinos. the
1t. fla .ohol S,o,o dab,
spu''',,'' y ~
Inc Con'en'l'" aPPo''''u 'O,''"'''e''
III ~
co.,
10 another yerv unnrca>ant SEN.
.aiion on he twenty. ninth pirimo by the
..nonoo Of an orrasr of Con R.nrau
nmonJiro ,haro di,ec,;,r tho ,itr ,o |
na,t. - b. ,nrnod ovar 70 Tho cb,r9 r
VI n W w ~ ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
Monday, the 5ih day of March, 1866.

TIE following described property, 10 wit:
All of S ] Z ! E4, North Doake's
Greek, SectIon 22, Township 10, Range
3 East. All of i East of railroad, Sec.
ton II. Township 10, Range 3 East.
All of N L south Doake's creek, and
all of N W ! east of railroad. and w
! 5 w / Section 70, Township 10, Range
8 East. w J N L I and N W 4, and all
W J S E !, West public road, and E /!
S W / Section IS, Township 10, Range
3 East. E n E and 10 acres off North
end w J n E / Section IA. Township
10, Range 3 East, containing in all 1853
acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property of defend
ants, B. F. Nichols and Caroline Nichols,
and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases and all cost.
JOHN 7. SEMMES, Sheriff.
Feb. 3-eSds
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17

T HAVE Just received thity.five hundre
i bushels of yellow and 1900 hundre|
bushels Of white CORN, also a lot of IRON
suitable for plantation use. The publi|
generally would do we'll to give me IA cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
T. j. RICHARDS.
Feb 10. lS66-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17

IANb NTIHWIN
vs.. ", D..
p. T. NICHOLs,
CAROLINE NICHOLS. -
|. NJ. SmMANs, Admir-,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of the provisions Of a Deed executed
ID by Robert N. Davis and wife to the under
signed. dated 23d day Of May. A. d. 1861 and duly
recorded IN pages 602 and 6O3, book p, Of the rect
ord Of the oaice Of the Probate Clerk Of Madison
county. Missisippi.I will sell. before the COurV
house door. in the city of Canton, county and stats
lat aforesaid. on
Monday. the l9ih day Of FsbrsarycA. ID. 1866,
between legal hours. tn the highest bidder. at puhf
lie uutcry. Ton cash. the following real estate. siiu-
ate in said county ct Madison, viz; Northeuf
quarter and North half Of Southeast quarter. an
twenty acres Of the Southeast corner Of South es =
quarter Of Section twenty-five Township eighS
Rsnge two East North half Of Section thirty;
Southwest quarter Section thirty; Northwest quar-
ter Section twent rhine !; Northeast quarter SEQ
ton ihiItvstwo. Township eight, Range three East
less twenty acres on the Northeast corner Of West
half Of said North east quarter Of Seciion thirty
two. enntaining by estination one thousand anf
forty acres. mors OF less. with all and singular ne
sppurteuances therennto belonging.
The title u beHeved IN be iBdisputable. hut aN-
ilg ns Trustee. ! shall only csuvey such Is Is vestsd
IN we.
JOHN 7. CAMERON, Trustee.
ncr. l5, 1865. eStds.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
Sheri frs Sale.

. ~ H. r.-a ~
MARY G, HERNDoN, Gaardn, &c,
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON.
: t nsov I1,ovr Admir- 81 ha9
VS. FrrE.
Estate LAWSON F. HENDERSON,.
DY virtue of the above stated writ I'd
- me directed from the Honorabl,
Probate Court of Madison county, Stat
of Mississippi, | will sell at public GU
cry. to the highest bidder. for CASH
before the Courthouse door in the CITY O
Canton. on the
ri,st uorA.y Of an,;l 1see.
a.
!. pel"S '"e "a u'y s"u n
properly, 'o. WIZ
n - ! section ~ N Il anu 4
J section 10, township 8, range ! west
Eat halt, section ~; seven acres on /
W corner Of N II quarter and one acre
oHS L oornor oC N w auarter and s hail
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-17
JUST T. ECTIVED

J UST + E
1nOA BUSHELS CORN at 81 30; 500
WV bushels Oa.s-$1 %. 100 sacks
Salt; % bbis choice ST. LOUIS family Flour;
IS sacks Coffee; Buckwheat. Corn-Meal,
Bacon, Potatoes, Molasses, whisky, {.
Gin, Catawha Wine. Sugar,
Syrup, RICE, Soda, Sale.
ratus Ra1sins, Pepper,
Spice, Mackeral;
Peaches, Peas,
Tomatoes, var
Corn in cans;
Oysters, Sardines,
Crackers, Vinegar, Lime,
Cement, Tobacco, Olive OIL,
Coal Oil, Sauces, Chocolate, .
Backing. Garden Seed, Black Tea,
Green Tea, Starch, Soap, Candles,
Matches, Indigo. Yeast Pnwiprs. Ginger,
Mustard, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Snuff,
Qurniue. Morphine; Paregorlc, Lauda-
nun, Castor OIL, Pills; Hosiei-
ter's, Brakes and Old Cab.
in Bitlers; Bay Rum,
Sugar OF Lemon,
Macaroni, =
Walnut, Tomato and Worcester
shire Sauces, Gloves, Turpentine, Flax Seed.
j. B. MOREY y Co.,
Feb. 10, 1866. CANTON, Mss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.-The IL

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-The I'M
IL dc'signed na',hg been appointed Ex
euulur Of the last W II ard testament of
james 5. Jerry, deceased, At the january
Term OF the Hon. County Court OF Ellis
County, Texas, pertaining to estates, this
is TO hoti y alt persons holding claims n.
gainst sand estate TO present them proper
ly authenticated, within the time prescrib.
ed BY law, and all persons indebted to
said estate are requested 10 make immeii-
ate set cement.
JOHN W. LEONARD, Ex'r.
Waxahachie; Feb. II, lSG6-23:6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
Administrators Notice.

Ii sor Of tbs Estate % h. A. Msthung. at-'d, At
the March Tern, Of the Honorable County Court oi
D-nion county 1855. all persons having claims against
said -sisie rrquind 10 present fh-fn. Trsrrrly
authenticated. within the time prescribed by Law
and those indebted 10 make inunedisir Payment.
S.R cHRIsTAL, Adm r.
D-nfan Texas. Jan. p. lsGs-zD.exe
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31

ton were f1ut hard but II agreed
with old PILLS notions Oi high
irsticc,' aud Says he, "Mr Frctman
you will have to spell sur" Mark
then sworc him, thar he would give
true evidence In the case, and that
he would spell every word in Dan'l
Wchstcr's spcllin book corrcktly
10 the best Of his knowledge aud
belief 50 help him, Sc, | saw then
that lie wor tromblin all over like
n cold wet dog,
Says Mark, Mr. Fretman, spell
"tisik !" well he spelt il, putin in
q PHI and u III and u gh and I'll,
and don't know what all, and
thot he was gone up tho first pop,
but Marks said il was right IIo
then spelt him right strait along on
all sorts Of big words, and little
words, and long words, and short
words, and afterwards and he knowd
en- all, till finally Marks SEES. Now
sur, spell Ompompynusuk," Fret
man drawd II long broth and sod it
wascnt in the book. Marks proved it
was by IN old preacher who was ait E.
ting by, and old Phil spoke up with
power, SEES, Mr., Frctman you must
spell it, sur" Fretman was II SWEET
tin ike ran down tilly.-IIc TUX
one pass At it and missed
You can come down sur says
Marks. "youvc lost your case. "
And shore cnuf, old Phil give 4
vcrdik aginst him. like darn.
Marks was whale in his way.
At that same court he was about to
nonsuit doktor beka' : he dident
have his diplomcy, and the doktor
bcg'd the court for time 20 go home
after it. lie rode seven miles and
| back MS hard rs he could lick it, and
when he handed il over to Marks
very trvumfantIy MARKS les, Now
sur. YOU will take the stand and
translate this Latin into English
so that the court may understand
it"-Wcll he jest caved, for he
couldcnt do it.
lie lost his case in two minets
for the squire said that a doktor
who wou'dcnt read his diplomey
had no more right to praktis than
magistrate who cou!dent read the
license he had to iine two couple to
gcthcr. This il u warnin to all pro
trssional men to understand theil
bisness, and the moral Of the cas-,
is, thnt man uughtcnt to be sqecz
: in the gals when anybody can 500
him. But ] don't want it under
stood that I'm agin it on prop
r okkashuns and in a tender man
ner. There aint no squeelin ncces
sary
But must close this br,ef epistle
Yours. truly,
BILL ARP.
P ST. forgot to mention that
the Frcedman's Buro have had mt
up bekaus Mrs. Arp turned off hel
nurse for not talkin baby talk tt
her chile. She said that my wife
throwd II cheer at her head. The
lyin hussy was there wcarin Mrs
Apps collar and shawl that she'd
stole. pinted EN- out to the Buro,
and left in defiant disgust. The
moral Of this is "to stand your
grown" or nurse your babies your
! self. B. A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
Bill Arp Addresses the Leaba.
non Law School and gives his
own sad Experience.

MILLEDukN LILLE, fcD. 1000.
Mcssrs. c. G. Cummings and 9th
era, Committee.
GENTLrMES-I have received your
kind invitation to address your law
skOol. In the situation by which
| am surrounded it is impossible for
me to 90 | wish | could, for |
would like to tell you all | know
about law, and it wouldn't take me
long. I'm now in the law bisness
myself at this place. We are en-
gagged in manutakturin it by tho
wholesale, and after while it will bc
retailod out by the lawyers to any
body that waits it. Its an easy
bisness to make law, though some
of the bills Introduced are awinlly
spelt. To day | saw Il bill, ia which
"masheenry' was spelt with two
esses and four ease. But the great
est dltfikulty is under>tandin the
law after it is made. Among law
yers this diffikulty don't seem to lie
so much in the head, AZ in the peck
ct. For FIVE dollars lawyer can
luminize some, and more akkordin
to pay. But he oughtent to lunin-
ize but one side at time. The
first ease | ever had ia icstice
court. ] employed old Bob Higgins.
who was sorter of a seli.cducated
fool. | give him two dollars in adj
vance, aud he argued the case as /
Thought on two sides. and was more
luminous agin me that for me.
lost the ease and found out after
wards that the defendant had en-
ployed L;ggins after did, and give
him five dollars to lose my ease. /
lo.,k npon- this as a warnin to all
clients. to pay big f,-es aud keep
yonr lawyer out Of temptation.
Nv experience in litigation have
not been satisfactory. sued Su-
gar Black Onst for the price Of "A
load of shuks.-Ile sed he wanted
to buy some ruffne=s. and | agreed
10 bring him a had Of shuks for
two dollar. Ny wagin got broke
and he gut tired a waitin. and sent
out AFTER the shuks hiSself When
] called on him for the pay. he seem
ed surprised. and sed it bad cost
him two dollars and a half to have
the shuks hauid. and that ] testify
owed him a half a dollar. He was
bigger than / was. - ! swallord
uay bile and sned him His lawyer
pied a set OF for baulin. lie pied
that the sinks was BnsOund that
they we're bard by Limitations that
they dideDt agree with bis COW, and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
Aqrimlmral Column.
Pr0icc lng The Peach from
SnrIug FrOsls.

We l,urr tI,um the \m'thrrn Uu.
prrs that ,i,e sever, iro,r, ~ Iunu.
nrv nst hny, killed IN, blossom
Lnls nr ,,,,, r,,,rb 80 ,,,urrullv. that
a., Gran may b, considered II fail.
mr., V,nyr ,h,n. surr at Il r,wdy
sale If MI the fresh fruit that can
he, s,nt from Southern noints on the
r,l r,uds near rnouuh To- Charleston
az S,"uunuh fer i IA rr.rh New
York in u I'D co Lition The like
",,n,u,,'; hn!Is rnpI o, rlorr. that
l. WAS, ~ MS ON ruil,,ds can
. c,'n. with m, Great western cit.
.. Fine o.. r,,,,a,.r we loyc ia
.u,,pI viii ar ,vrr H., have to
really on lancer ou,, pruch crop. j.,
lntr Spin, ti,n,t. ,,nin., ,hr.r -
nrrI,r, pro,,ction is t;nuJ in smoke.
which first recommended in Car
J,rinr far III, S,rth has move hnrn
,ricd in This vicinity far nyrr ION
vcors withou, n niiurr ", boy.
MOD !, oprs,lves r,nr,,ndIy Will.
a n.irhbor and friend mol;r. vc,r.
lv nr,norn,i,n far ,h. nr,s.rv,tinn
y. preparation 'or '"c preservation
y, ms rf"l'S ~ '"'H ""N' ne '," nus
n'""hS oe''' HueV''''n' III S"N Why us
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
MISCELLAN M OUS.
4 DMYNasTRATOR,s NOTICE

IA. Inc unu,isigneu having been appoint
cu administration Ut the estate OF james X.
omltn, deceased, AT the January Term, loo6,
OF the Honorable County Court OF Ellis
coun,y, Texas, tins is therefore to notify all
persons holding claims against sald estate
TO present them, properly authenticated,
wihin the lime prescribed by law, and all
persons IL debtcu to said estate are request
ed 10 make Immediate settlement.
JOSEPH GRAHAM, Admir-.
CAROLINE a. GBAhAM, Adm x.
Waxuhuc.lc, Feb. H. lobG--Z3:Uw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
waxahachie, Feb. IA, ls66-2S:6w.
A dminIstrator'sNoti un-

A dministratOr'sN Otice.-The IN
N ders gnei havi' z been appointed Al the
January Term Of the Honorable County
Court Of Dallas county, Administrator OF
the estate Of VIM. Bruton deceased. This
is therefore TO notify all persons boiling
claims against said estate to present the
same properly authenticated, within The
time prescribed by Law. And all persons
indebted TO said estate 10 come forward
and make settlement This lsi March lS-
66 RICHARD BRUTON
2i;6t Admin VIM. Bruion dec d.