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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14


s<s-Ihs Onilnsaes u ihe Convention
tsouIrlng the nsossmcni ani collection of
lsses for Tho year igOg, iovlss lax N ~
eenison lbe i,undred deIlarsrsfih olwoP
eriy, except such property nF was e'''ap'
under the laws in force 10 lhls state on we
FIRST day Of January 1901 tho counties
having The privilege Of nsso's'og ana col
lsc,lur one half Of tho State ins. The 4ih
,,o,Io. ,.sr ~ ..orlinancc, lcvylng special
tss.sM addition 10 tho above, We append
below;
"src. 4. There shall be assessed md coll
lected Of each person, or firm, or public cor
pora,ion having money loaned Mt interest,
y tax at tho rate OF thirty cents ON each
hundred dollars 80 loaned OF each and ove-
~ person or Arm engaged IN tho sale OF
goods, wares aud merchandise, ylnons or
spurious liquors. whom sold in quantities
OF q quart or moro, atax of-tNir'y cents
on each hundred dollars value OF snch ar
tiales purchased for sale as agent or AUG,
tiouecr by such person or hrmi OF ehoh "nu
every person or firm keeping bnr drink
ing,saloon, or dram shop an annual direct
tax or nifty dollars TOT e"eh uuu oNe'y sum
establishments OF caeh ana every person
or firm having disii''ery, nm Shnusl ul-
rect tax Of thirty dollars on eaeh sun con-
tsining eighty gallons, ana an amman di'
rect tax Of sixty dollars on each stu con-
tanning more than eighty gallons OF each
and every person pursuing The occupation
OF hawker or pedlar Of goods or other arti'
oles not manufactured in this state an an
nual direct tax OF one hundred do,'ars III
each and every county in which nc mny
pursuo such occupations OF caeh anu eVoIy
peraog or prp' kenP,ns h"ndrcd Jollors
Sor csch nd cyery table SO kcpt; of each
and every, person or firm keeping n nine or
ten pin alley, an annual duset tax OF sixty
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Letter from Judge Reagan.

Il The Hon. J. II Reagan, Postmaster Gen
eral under Confederate fnie, has recently
written private letter 20 friend IN New
Orleans, which however was published
I lie says he il quietly and successfully
working his farm near Palestine. Texas.
Ind that If my loved chief and few Other
Hear friends &cre restored 10 their liberty
Ind families. l should feel perfectly coz
tented and happy
Ills only aims ous to public nfairs sre
iconihined in thc following oKtracIs
4 The letter which I wrote from Fort War
rem 70 the people Of Texas, and which met
with much disapproyal here, vas perhaps
the most important IS II was certainly The
most carefully prepared paper | ever Cd
dressed 40 ny fslloH-3ifizens. Itnnnonnced
simply and plainly The results Of the war
and lis necessary ard logical sonEsgseses
in them 1slhe suresi and Ercc1sesf nis7n rs
Of securing their return 70 q condition q
civil liberty and seifrorernment 70 3D.
mission II their members into Congress.
and The ' iIhifsrt1 From among. iten Of
The military and BE freedmans b1renu.
j ras written from tb1rr1tf Enosit1rs
f Of The facts 81 their sit11 non. contains no
|sfafeufnt cf 51o. -trf What Il trns 20 De-
|lociion tiii Wat J dirk risr. ard ~ Ar
rsncni Dat rlai ] fLink stfhd T. aae
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STOVES! aTOYH3s!!

FEYHE undersigned respectfully informs
a. the citizens Of Dallas and Surrounding
counties that they have cpeneda
stove, Tin, Sheet Iron and COp-
per Store, in the town OF Dallas, and
will keep constantly on hand complete
assortmentof Tin-ware and cooking-stoves,
We have made arrangements to get the
we'll known Charter Oak and Diamond
Rock, Cooking Stoves; direct from the man
ufacturers, thereby enabling us to sell as
low as they can be bought this side of New
Orleans.
We are now prepared TO sell merchants,
andall who may want anything in orr line
at Houston prices, with transportation
added. s
Tin-ware OF all kinds on hand and made
to order. Roofing Guttering and all job
work done on short notice.
We solicit an examination Of our Stoves,
Tin and Pressed ware.
ALSO, KEROSENE Oil Lamps and Fixtures.
For sale at North East corner of the pub
lie square-Watt Carulh's old stand.
28tf HILL s. BOWEN.
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sonthnrn Pacific RaiIroad.

Col Hubbard, and several other gentle
men, who have just returned from New Or
leans, speak in terms Of encouragement to
tho people Of this section, with reference 10
the prospect Of tho early construction Of tho
Southern Pacific Railroad. Tho recent
meeting Of the directors, and their negoIia-
liuhs with French capitalists, lead us to
hope that we shall have vigorous prosecn-
ton VI this great work. We arc immedi'
aiely and deeply interested in this enter
prise. Ifit succeeds, We have u country
which will tempt immigration and capital,
aud give every facility 10 our people to re-
build their fallen fortunes. The present
company seems to have tho confidence OF
every one. Tho New Orleans Times and
picayune, and Shreveport and Marshall
papers all speak latioringly ofthe prospects
of the company. We again urge our peo-
pie to lose no occasion TO aid this enterprise
forward Tyler Reporter,
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We also clip the following from tho Item /;
We are glad to learn, that tho pr cesfor
the productions of our State institution,
both in cottons and wollens, is'such that
northern factories cannot compete with it
in its specialties, which are osnaburgs and
jeans We had a notion tho north would
almost swamp ii, or at least keep il in full
competition but whereas, years ago, it
had to shipto Houston, Galveston, and
New Orleans for market, at present 1t
cannot compete its Texas orders, while its
prices range from three to ten cents per
yard under those for far inferior articles
brought from the north. This may be u
bitter pill for Yankeedom to swallow; yet
they know it is q fact; more cotton is in q
yard of goods made here, than they buy
raw at the north. This effectually cuts off
competition, and it will probably be years
before Texas products have to seek any 9th
or market than home. AT present, we hear,
that folks who can bring in good lot Of
bacon, can get the cloths at even less than
the current, rates, which should be a stimu-
lous to those who have any surplus Of the
needed commodity on hand. We regret
being out ourself, just now, or we should
make deal, certain; even though render
ing, our disinterested self liahleto the charge
of specializing on the States necessities.
Ger tainly the Institution should not be al
lowed to want for anything the country
affords; if not for the good it is doing now,
surely for the good 1t has done.
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fnol accepted ahd af'ld 0n simply btolhie
out rtlplo lad moi seen nv Y country ~
nrei hnd dtaolnlel VA bad feen uihem
boohnso u was not occupied and naf'soHe'l
With standing alml1i ~ other hlalft Nw'i
hn1 because they dll not accept ho .ol
lhat ihcy wore o conquered people liW
khoy arc learning these faels now, anl"f
ihuy do they appreciate and approve ihi
ladglco rnyo them, And our conveniion
ls doing most Of DO ihnfa which ! wv
eondemnod for nlsislng lliom TO 10.
/ stand as nlwayydid, ON fimplo truth
and right and know my Judgment VIII
meet ultimate approval.
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SECOND LOVE FOR ONES WISE
A gossiping letter from Paris tells Il
strange story Of Louis Napoleon be-
ing in love for the second time
And the strangest part of the story
is that he is in love with his wife.
Ihave heard it remarked in di-
plomatic circles that the appoint
ment Of the Empcror's child (now
eleven years old to be President Of
the universal Exhibition, coinciding,'
as it does with the practical Danish
ment of Prince Napoleon during the
legislative session, and tho constant
attendance of the Emperor's Minis
terial councils is proof ofthc grow
ing influence of Eugene. The pro-
Popery policy of the government is
further evidence of the same thing,
The Emperor at this moment pays
more attention to his wife than he
has done for many years. He is
constantly in her society, and, SO far
as is known, has no mistress-a
thing which could not have been said
of him before any time since his mar
riage. Metaphysicians of the Balzac
school say that he is at this moment
undergoing q phase of married life
which very often happens-that of
being in love with his wife for the
second time.
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TEXAS ITEMS.

Tho ''local of the Telegraph has found
d phdle, Hear him:
-- There is man stopping at the
Rusk House who weighs just three hun
dred and ninety.six pounds, and yet he
dared us to run foot rare with him for a
drink or couple Of cigarsl We were
afraid to take him up.
Better.et that Jeiler alone.
The Tyler Reporter Of tho 2lst of March
last says;
- During eight or ten days past, we
have had. gloomy, 1isagrchble weather,
with more or less rain nearly every day,
Lnsi Friday morning was quite, cold, with
considerable frost and some ice.-We think
young corn and garden, vegetables fclt it
{ but perhaps to no serious extent.
The Indianola Times still comes to us ON
a half sheet. It says business is brisk in
that place; but if VIC must judge by the size
ofthe Times, stherc is something wanting
Cant you give us n whole sheet now and
then.
NIutcr Miller, Esqa mn. old and highly
esteemed citizen of Houston, died in New
York City, on the lst inst The Telegraph
saysof him. s. 5. M
He had been to Washington for The pur-
pose of getting the First National Bank of
this city chartered, and having accomplish
cd his GRAND, was on his way home Let
terB and kilograms received from. him dali
" wero of the most cheerful character.
His disease must have come suddenly upon
It,, II. WIS wall knoryn and universally
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r.. - uo,ro~,,t ~ o.a ,loo N,
Sena.or loo', " 'ermon. "iose ueasi,
=. ;Un t.,S SsSse l. So,ona, Toot
~ 'ne .aornins sehs' r - o.vvn
10 'eleiah ,h.lnoo. VI oons, 'ss, ~ 49,
ne mas served IN ore OF o.her orauon, ui-
most unim'erruP'eo'y ior aoou. .wenty-hFc
years. Inc american Encycipsaia gives
us November, looz, as me date OF ms oirtn:
ana loaz as mat OF MS nrst eiect,on 70 Tue
House OF representatives. ne mas now
been IN inc United states senate since
Gov EMO h's curren, term Wou,o ehp're :
In 1909; In early Ire ne was princ'Pai oi
scnooi, ana tutor ~ me vermont, = ~
vcrsi'y, anu ., .ne ugc Oh ~ was Prolesso.
OF naIurai pn,ioSopny IN lne 'ern1 mt !
Acauemy OF melicine a. Das,'e'on. NJ
stunleu ior me par, anu a'.ain.e suoopss-
lui prac''ce, ana carried wi'n Nun in'o 'ne
senate nign cnnlae'er 10. ieea, iearn'ns
ana genera upil..y, apu lo., oonsei' s "
ism,l as conservatism was , uiueis'oOu IA
thosc days, when me poii'icai questions
were merely speculative. ne atacned
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

A GOOD PRACTICAL MILLER. ons Who
u ihoronrh'y u11t fsianis rInni1g and
attending siesn Fiorrinz MIL can OBJ
tain rtrnarcnt cu7loT4e1t nn1 good
wages ~ rrr|rInr h 5 5. 1eViil Is he
ar1cs|sol- II1Is - Elfitifs Crest. a1crt
is r.iIrs ct n Dallas o. ~ addressing
sbtn y lao naii.s, ffr-s. 2sif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14

vFvHE undersigned would. inform his old
customers and the public generally, that
he is stili a his old stand. in The north
east port.on 81 the town OF Dallas, ! mile
from-fhe public square, where be is pre-
uared 10 fil all orders in HE liHe. Having
iIad thirtJ-ir I've years experience he fasters
himself that be can give general s.iistae-
t;on. J-H. CoEKLINo
Dsi.-s NarsA s1sl 1t55-zaii.
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5ssydnv NOTlcEg.

fitIN Nlf| ~ ~ -
Dftf04 rotvTts
! ItNtVl|lf l.W. hfrilAni ''.uf l.'''
II allII. IU. nr Gay ntNt Hihfl bl'i
a.. .lla .l nnu lnf hrf0Ii lll4lDf y Ntui hl
.I.0II. q .hI lIiIi lfNu N|l hiHtNel 81.
IM tI.AlDa r.iIf MIie cnii. wa lr1, hnfI
I'D nhllanp 10 hgf ltta'f \ l'afi u'i' 90 piH"l'
tftlnlLf klffnIslI M ..N
'Tt..N rFit urfar u0rnraiHk md oiiltI
lsiasI. d. nOani. j. d QUO uAi iipusf J.slt
nli dnnl, Midi. ION llnd ~ Nhliei fma WINS
.i4s in NO mas. hrsnd ~ ihe llshi tlnullr
l'oItAsI. ArpfaiItlH i il. ANgon. hNl hN w
n WIN. IN. II Aahdf hilh, len bind loot While
,fft ln f.t, branded n 2 900 ihp Yen tlinnhl'f NnN
n .f ihl Al .l.f AauiilI Aipfiisgd ~ ~
a..at. .. VI. M,NEiL, 90. CIR u. O., IeAai
FARIkE.E COUNTY.
TAKEN ar by a. ~. Gisel' ana sslielel n.N'a
]. r. Hart. Jniucu ~ he P.are ~ ffee tu,, ~
Parker County, ono BROW \ Pony with paid ipee
loih hind fci white, about IL hands higu' w q
yonis odd Valued 40 So. ..,.s...
TAKEN Up hy y. Y. Npland and osttalcn p.i,,''
William Baker, q Justice tho Peace IN rre9lh,l 20
4. pifker Comfy, a DAY liOAhE, 10 hanHs hishi
riaht hind loot white, q little white on fieht m,e
fpot a star Ia tho forehead, reached mene shoa no
r,re a wears old aud had on When taken up pn'
ok yoke az nnlnlvliglblo brand on len shouuer'-
TAKgN UP by g. W Dixon, and oairayed before
William Daker a Justice Of the Peace N precinct 10
A marker county, a eONREL STALLION, ABOUT
ve,rr o,l next Augcsi, lilf hands high, no brand
Annralred 10 .a7 20. r. W. DUKE q. O., y. q. t.
'NFos'qt BY NJ n. ToLrR, Deputy.
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fofeyef and, upon eaamlayon NJ ihe
article w question, ~ ihe lauefinllYldual
N was found ihAl iht crust Fhf MVW With
ihi. fsyoriie piece n music. Tho result Do
they have ail become good slnglaiif
HopnfnY or rnf soprnnns rxratls
CoNrAsY Information reached Qnl7c1ioni
on Tuesday evening, that The safe OF lho
Southern Express Company Inns been -
bed ut nrnzos, and tho robbers were ID.
lieyed 10 have taken passage for New Or
leans, on board the steamer Crescent, rho
latter steamer reached Galveston yesterday
forenoon, with regiment Of troops on
hoard lately. mustered out Of service at
Brownsyillc. Con. Wright, cooperating
with the police authorities, prevented tho
steamer from landing any Of her passon-
oers until a thorough search had been
made for the thieves, tho missing treasure
and papers.-The search was thorough but
Jevoioped nothing. The amount of money
stolen was about seyenty-6ye thousand dol
lars. We believe there Is MS yet no clue TO
the roAbers.-Flakes Bulletin,
ouTsAoE.-The residents of tho south
western part Of the city were greatly an
noyel yesterday by the cries and screams
Of little negro boy, whose hands were
tied with n rope while it's adopted father
"a great negro brute-was beating II WIN
another rope, in a manner that II ~ hnd
been done by white man, would have
been basis enough for two chapters IN IN
Gle Tom Is Cabin. The ladies OF the neigh
borhood were forced to invoke tho iuterfer-
ence of tho Bureau, which ought to protect
the child from the ill-usage Of tho black
e. Ill. al saF a
white man., The screams Of the little fell
low Gt is of frequent occurrence) are an
annoyance to the neighborhood.-ltid,
Small Pox is prevailing in Galveston.
The News of tho Sd says that three new
cases had been received in the Hospital
since the 25th ult The disease is confined
to that establishment, and every precaution
is taken to prevent its spreading.
The Huntsville Item in noticing the APP
pointments of Governor Hamilton, and
speaking particularly of the Penitentiary,
says: aat
SIN tho first instance, the directors have
not been removed then the superintendent
Col. Thorn. Carothers,-than whom we do
not think better one could have been OBJ
tained,-was retained and. the only change
made was the appointment Of Col. Sinks,
as financial agent, in place of Col. Hem
bricks, who was not retained because he
was an applicant for Executive pardon,
as far as we understand, having some
years ago Held the nominal office of post
master at a small town in Harrison county.
But Col. Sinks has given such general sat
isfaction in his office, that we should be
ungracious were we not to acknowlede the
fact. The first breath Of reproaoh against
him, we have yet to hear; he is kind, con-
cilinting, and courteous; much more SO,
in fact, than many officers chosen by the
people; and as it is only right to praise
the bridge that carries us over, wo feel We
are only doing an act of common courtesy,
as the conductor Of the paper of our town,
in noticing Col. Sinks as we feel he de-
seryesn
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A. s.. CLARK
TgIE EEoUsFON TELEGRAE'TE,

ygNHE oldest and largest Paper In Tex
4 as printed ON large new type, and whtep paper,
sud is devoted 10 the public iAtercst, to commerce,
Jews, religion, education, agriculture, stock serG-
ture, etc.
All RS issues are printed en- largo double sheet,
the Same sizes as the leading papers of New York
and New Orleans.
mali lis departments the Telegraph employs only
the best talent, and the hgcharacior il has obtain
ed is evidence oftho devotion its large corps Of ed
ors and to the interests
The DAILY is issued every morning lexcent Mon
day and contains editorials, correspondence, COM
mercial articles, newsitens, etc. and all telegrsns
received down 10 the previous midnight. az
The Tnt-WERKLY is published on Moriay, Wedncs-
day and Friday, and contains orty-eght columns Of
matter, embracing all matters Of Importance Of the
Daily Of the day ofissue and tho previous day.
. The WErKIv Is published on Tuesday, ndcontains
from sixty to seventy oolnmus Of reading matter,
very few advertisements being admitted. The Week
~ Telegraph publishes nostly double the resding
matter ofany other weekly In the State, and embra
ccs all the leading articles, communications, etc. Of
the Dailies 70 the week.
The SUNDAY TELEGRAPH is ruhlishcdevery Sunday
morning, and isdeyoted to religions intelligence and
tile discussion efrclgiops subjects upon ground indie
pendent Of sectarian bias
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rnH STATE ca TEXAS.

THE STATE or TEXAS.
TO the Sheriff of Ellis Comfy, Greet@ ;
NOU arc hereby commanded
4 to cite james Pigg, and his wife, Eliza
beth Pigg, and Eliza Patterson heirs at law,
of John Patterson, deceased, to be and per-,
sonally appear before the Hon County Court
of Ellis County, Texas, on the first day OF
the next April Term thereof, 10 be holden
at the Court House in The town Of Waxa-
hachie on Monday Che 80thday Of April a.
D. 1866, then and there to show cause il
any they have why partition and disuibq-
ton of the estate Of John Patterson de
ceased should not be made. This citation
to be served by the publication in tie Dali
las Herald for atleast four successive weeks.
Herein, fail not, bot due return hereBf
make as The law directs
- Witness Benz. i, llawkips CleEk
SEAL, \of the County Court of the Couh.
NC76-SIty of Ellis, and Tie seal fhercoR
affixed Mt WhxahneLe This the 10Th day
Of March A. D. 1865.
BENZ. F. HAWKINS, a'erk
The above named parties will take notice
to the above citation, and be governed az
cordingly. NJ. SKEEN, Sh'H Ellis Co,
by y. N. LEWIS, Deputy.
March 18th, lSG6-2I'4w.
rPrini fee. Sll . Currency
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I1r n. I1. - ~ Best. n I'D 2 lIsf r..t14-
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THE STATE OF TEXAS. !

THE STATE or TEXAS.
CouxTr OF DALLAS,
| To The skesif Of dliqs C5Wg-- Greeting
WOg are hereby commanded
4 that you summons 5y publication, b. ".
Iialleck, William IlalIeca, both Of the State
Of Missouri, and Mary logan, wife -
logan, and formerly Mary lIalicek Of The
State of Kentucky, children and heirs at
law Of Lloyd z. llallcck, 10 be and sprcar
before the District Court 10 be holden in
and for the county OF Dallas, 1T the Court
House thereof. in .tiie town Of DALLAS oSthe
4ih Monday after the An Monday in Marcel,
1866. then and there 70 answer tie petition
of John II. Stone Of ST. Charles county Ai..s-
souri,, fled in sa;d courtagainst The said
parties. and alleging in substance as fol-
lows. to-wit: Where's The said John ~.
Stone. plaintiff, has fled his petition ~
said court, complaining Of the aforesaid
parties, that they are Justly indebted 10
lim in the sum Of i've hundred dollars
founded on promisory hoie due and payal
Die on the = day Of March 1852
Herein, fail not, but have yoa then nIli
there before said Court Ibis wrii, toseiher
with your return thereon, slowing hoWyon
ave executed The sauc.
Witness. Ed c. BroFdrr. Clerkof
SEAL Atis District Court Of Dallas ceun-
lZ6O/ty, Teras. Th;s 24lh day Of
March D. 1865
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INTENTION lEEE MINI

ZONE up with your Beef Cattle
~ rr--rIi1nfatlr th1rarter. ~ f-rrts. e.
s-1l - al klr1s 81 goods n i1 rri1ls m .1lhanr.
ALSO. tur Wei. Hilestc
II17l fn-f r..irf1 lsfl - -r|tF 81 rsr1rtc1 Ir1
Col. f-lr9-i1a. e. lu.f 'trt a frrfI|1.
90. ror.S q I IN S If.LIEG 1fF At rozf' -.
D D. EULLI0E.
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D T T|IIT7 IL ~ = -
Came to hand same DAY issuef. and OF.
Tered to be published n Tie Danaa Herald
newspaper pIibiislied IN Dallas eolInff
or four successive WecEs- Is
y. Q. McADA1lS. sac. d r.. Tex
z7:sr.s ~ J. d. Bn0vs- psFpiF-,
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A DUTxIsTRAToR's NOTICE. IIas-
1nG lasr 1rrr|rfri lfI1ir 'sIrrrIr 81 iIH is-1e
fHI1rrn q FlfIIsrH. flt-eatf. 81 - l-l'rusrr
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raSlna machine. Get # books, work Of ART. more,
70 he saine n 500 IN Euld- To ne lrsf club rer
Sag 100 II the Weekly. VIII sebd either nydfai
DC Washing 1iacbine. 40 Empire Sewing Hathifs.
Or complete - % eQis] q he WaTsriy Novel; :
70 be Grst club = ln0rf The Sunday 1tIetrarb.
VII send an In liai 0zf1ri Bible, valued A. tlt
n4i1t 1r1fIs On this city. FsW 0rIeans Or eeltti
tcn Weca1r8 - le al e 1r The insIis- tdllti
T.. II. CUSHING.
Proprietary
Agent 81 Dlli-z-I. W. sUESDEL1s.
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Land owners.

viii advise rs Of terms Of Sale, Lease o.
Rent. and TO enable us to Lease, Rent, Sell
and Convey. will furnish Us With fun Pow
ers Of Attorney. to be acknowledged and
certified. II in the State Of Texas. before
Notarv Pablo. or clefk Of a Comfy Court,
nn7ler seal and, II out Of the State, before
a JUDGE Of Court Of Record, having a
reai. Ok Commissioner Of Deeds for the
Sale Of Texas
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CredltarE and CartlaIisls.

Special attention gwen 70 DE toIIeciion,
Securing sui Settlement Of Dtttl when
eoiletlcS remifinntzs promptly made
NonsT entrusted 20 us 70 be loaned. viii be
safely ard rrc1tably loaned e from 8 10 y
uer cent per annurn interest, ultimate 1aT-
menf secured and c5lltciic1 fhctof made,
and promptly rcmiiLsd, Hithou- thee1pense
ard delay Of suIt-
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In All casrs rfrrofttrhf1 10 The ~afa.
and iri-r--srct n he strr-ts rfhlt7td-
References SATISFACTORY.
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