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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
HERRING.
TO PLISFERERS, BRICK AND STONE
MASONS.

ARE RECEIVING AND HAVE
w constantly In store, and for sails at the
lowest market price, in lots to suit, the celebrated
Frem0nt White Stone Lime, the best in market for
white finish and all other purposes.
m2s.32t j. FEUSIER & Co, Ag'ts. "a Rfver-st.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
-OApET sELECTEp.

Hon. Martin Welker, of Ohio, has Sc
looted as cadet at West Point, c. S. Nc
MiIlen, who entered the army in July,
1861. at the age of fourteen years, served
in the early campaigns west Of the Missis-
sippi, made the march with Sherman 70
the sea, and then north through the Car
olinas To Washington.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

The New York Herald, under the head
Of aIowa Generals Supporting the Presi-
dent" announces that General Agustus
Cesar Dodge of Iowa, isa devoted ad-
mirer Of Johnsons policy. This is very
probably true, but the idea of claiming
M. Dodge as 8 military convert is too RI
dienlous even for argument. Augustus
Cesar Dodge is a NebrssEa-Lecompton-
Buehsnsn-Breekinridg Peace emoerst,
dyed in the wool. BE was a Democratic
senator from Iowa ten Oh, twelve years
ago before that young state had got its
eyes open and was ready to fan into line
with the grand array of Republican states
in the Northwest Dodge is plsyed-out
oepperhead politician. It is both nstural
and appropriated that he should support
Johnsons policy: -ar
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
DOHESTIO SEWING MACHINE.

GLITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
MAOHINES.-The domestic will do a greater
range Of work than the fonr different grades OF
sizes OF other leading machines, and In a more
perfect manner 1t combines simplicity OF con-
struetion with perfect action. Send for circular
aud samples OF work Great Inducements offered
TO agents. c.. W.. CR0WELL & CO.,
mAyl6 III Superior-st., CLEVELAND. Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
n..,z.,,. JOHN wHtrELAw,.
NOTICE 10 RIHlRRSZPr0nnsaIs

IN will be received at the city Civil Engfneer's
once until 2 O'Clock P. NJ, Monday, the 18th inst.
for building q Market HOuse on. the Central Mar.
ket Grounds, in accordanes with the plan IN aid
Enginsers ONCE. The Board OF City Improve
ments reserve the right to reject any or ali BIDS.
By order OF the Board.
.,. orc 0 wHITELAw,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
by order Of the Board OF MstropoIitan Police.
II. NJ. CHAPLIN, President.
J.. ~ScHRoEDKR, Secretary.
ClaHaland Mar Ii LEE ...an-aIa
.0TTCE 10 G0NTRIlTOFS-PEo.

MUIIUh- 10 UUAIkACTOkS.@PFo-
~ posals viii % received At the City UiFa Enei-
zSthinsf., for grading and paving Michigan street
between Ontario and Canal streets; fof rradint
and paving Ssnecs street from Chanplafn strssf
70 the Seneca Street Bridge and for grading and
paving Main street from West River atreeeto
Pearl street. Plans and speci1catioas may b
seen 81 said Engineers ONCE. The Board OF City
improvements invite the submission Of bid. re-
serving the right to aecept or rsIec. the sTnel
By order Of the Board. rrT-r-F-
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REMOVAL.

REMOFAh.@Mr. y. H. Norris haF.
~ ing removed his Clothing Store from No.
nn1y aaks . -continaance Of the patronars 10 Inha--
teuy cestoEcdupon him In the past, and hopes BY
increased ABILITIES and strict alienation 70 ~
fusure. Easfsrn faahions received. Ar rorF
A<tAnfed.A good aIIortf1ent o ol0ths on hand.
Hh1ch VII Be- sold ct The lowest rstss, or nafSW5
msnsn s.s .aa most 1shlsaas.e s.yIsG apzasRi4
N0UNTzRPAHKs.-iA, ia, IA
aS7s 8 ]. aBIsTof6S %.
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Business Men Wanted

ITO ENGAGE PERMANENTLY, ON
4 salary OF commission, to receive aud I'LL or
ders, and collect on subscriptions, for superior
subscription Books and Sartsin's Series Of Sacred
and National tngraYings, including his large and
matches Engraving OF LINCOLN HIS
FAMILY, from Waugh's great Painting also
BETHLEHEM, q true Compartment piece for
"Christ Blessing Little Children" Its supsrl.
GRITTY over other Engrayings claimed as an appro.
pirate match, psrtakes OF q striking contrast,
Sales immense-without precedent in the history
OF E1graytnSs.
An examination OF ouF assortment will satisfy
any one, thatfor merit, power and beauty Of de
sign, high artistic finish, and salesbility, they
have no equals.
A few General SupeTintendents wanted, to en-
ploy men and conduct the correspondence con
nected with the business, In the New Eugl4nd and
Western States.
References required. Apply either personally
OF by letter, stating age, past and present Voca
ton, &c, &c, to G. L. A NORTWICK, No.
q, Southwest corner, Of Monument Square, Cisve
land. ohio, or
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Ha MIG. XATrERSoN.F
NOTICE.-The attention OF All par

OTICE.-The attention OF ali paF.
In ties interested Is called to the provisions Of
Sections / and ", Of an Ordinance to prevent the
sale Of intoxieStinG liquors On Sundays, which
sections are as follows
SEC. l. No person shall sell, or eiEs away, or
expose forsale, any iltoxicailng Hqaor. or keep
open any saloon, grocery. bar Or Other p1aca. %
sunday, for the purpose Of selling, giving away,
or exposing for sale, intoxieati5g liauor.-
"sEc- ~. Any person violating any provision
OF this ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof BE-
lars1
In conformity with the provisions Of this ordi-
nance, saloons, groceries, bars, or other places
ghsre Intoxicating liquors ers sold. must b ciassd {
from IL o'clock Of. each Saturday -nirhf 70 -
o'clock on Sunday hiKht.A A
By order Of the Boar. OF Metropolitan Police.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTIOE-Te owners and agents OF lotsL
IN and lands bounding or abutsing on both Z
sides Of Scoyil street, between Perry and Green 4
wood streets; upon both sides Of BrOWnell stTeaf,
between Euclid avenue and Prospect street: TOn
VIII please take notice that you are hereby re-
CURED 10 grade. gravel and Tag, With brick o.
stone, six feet In width, the sidewalks in front Of {
your respective lots or lands, in accordance With :
the general specifications for sidewalks in the
ONCE of the City Civil Engineer, and to complsta
the same on or before the 1st day Of September
1896. If the shove request Is not eompifed viii =
within the time hersin specified, tbs work VIII Be J
done By the city with stone, and the cost thereof
assessed asR tax upon the property Bounding OF
abutting upon the sidewalks improved -r-
By order Of the Board Of City improvement"
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Z. H. CURRAN.

At General Office and Salesrsom, Maln-st., corner
of Water, Rechssteg, N. Y.
Or to eilhsr Of our General superintendent Of
branch offices, as follows: II. D. McGeorge, "a
Safest, Albany, ". r.; G.. L. Van Norwich,
J. u. Jones, 125 Dearborn-st., Chicago, Illinois;
W. D. Baker, 0s Grant-st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
may1I.3I9
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

This he left as a parting gift, and it will
be preserved in the archives of the Gus
tom Housa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Trrdnt County, Grteting'
you are hercby commanded to summons
4 by publication, John s. Price, whose
rrsi lcucc is unknown, TO be and appear
before the District Court, TO be holden III
and for the cou ty of Tarrnnt, Al The Court
House thereof in the town Of Fort Worth,
on the 2nl Monday afierthc4th Monday in
March, 4. y. lSGG. Then and there 10 an
swer III" petition of Nancy Ann Price,
flied in said court, against the said John 5.
Price, aile ging in substance as follows, 10.
wit: That in October 1860 plaintiff and
defendant were lawfully married to each
olher that they lived together MS man and
wife until September 1851, at which time
defendant LETT his home and plaintiff, in
snid county, with the intention of abnn.
doning plailtitf. That since said time de-
PENDANT has remained away from plaintiff,
no. supporting or Other wise assisting her;
wherefore, plaintiff sues for decree di-
vorcing her from her marriage with de-
fcndlnt, for COSTS and general relief.
Herein fail NOT, hut have you then and
there this writ before said court, with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
ciiied The same.
Witness, Mark Elliston, Clerk Of
SEAL thc District Court of Tarrant
>I61A/County. Given under my hand
and seal Of said Court in tn town of Fort
Worth. This 9th day Of March A. D. 1866.
MARK FLLISTON, D. e.. 4. G., Tex.
Came tn band 9th day Of March, a. D.
1865, aud ordered to be published in the
Dallas Herald for tour successive weeks.
JAS. +. ELLISrON,
26:4t. Sheriff T. C., Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
nAI.LAA COUNTY.

TAKEN UP rs Eiizai,cth P-tiit. ana esirhyed be-
e, 40, "a Ealfd. J T.. Pr-fiNrt. Ne J. lailas
s.',,ty Ts.a.: one STRAN BERRY ROAM HORSE.
! y,ar. id lIl. haud- hi branded u on The lett
sb.,glArr. both lind he, aud lci fore feet white
Atf.r ,i-ssi 20 So.
g.. ~ Bird 4 p Precinct No !. Dial a. County;
,,a SngEfL Hni.s L. aluuf 81 10 years Old, about
tsl.s5. Bs,h t.f.tdsd sih J. un he lri' shoulder.
.,,,,s .sigIr s,arls HE iA, and small httz- IN
hi. lac. Arirai-sd at %. ALSO, ~" BAY
WARr ntori. D. YEAR. Old about 70 hands high,
i,,d a in f-ntti ,.s To- o. Eu-e :. On l~it thigh.
. r.il .f.f 10 he ffrrhuad. small mark on the
tack ore. supfssef 1 haNe zen N"t WIN NV -4'
al. arttrai--d So
T.ETs Pi,y VIA -. HnEhHs. md -sirayrd he
g n .ira J 2 Fr-rinrf NJ. Dallas
g, : ia. one IEos CHAf NARE. taad y-ar-
-. -, si.'ri ~ y.srs old. abuui IS hands
bigb. NJ iran.is rercriVHile. Arprsi-sd 20 SIS.
g7sNa
T.Ery rPtv Gs-r-r Bnieir-. anf -sfrasei h.
-. n frrf- j 2 pr---iHrr ~. z. Dallas rnun'y y
r.r,.. s,.s' y uITE OK aih sins atck .f-iis ever
"a talt slnst si.h' f.-ars %. nlsrted rrar -
- ar aud uidsfLit IN n. right hr-naFs y un me
- biD- Ia N . small lrn eiih 10 clapP-r- Az
TsEFN UPhyJ ,. Mitchell. sd e.frHy-d 30
g.. 4 NJ Z q pr--irrf y. , Dallas fuuufy
7 r.s. - OXEN. IN adart trindie. y-zrs oih.
rr.rtrf .waiisg fark ari und.fin IN ~ ~ 81.
80 ,srdrr laif rri. b. fh- -izi iraif-n % ne
- ~ y-nr- tsii r.ask- viih -vslissN fifk ~
~ rishf ear. ~ rrrip sni unl-rii ~ ~" leit'
ilrans.f : 80 81 N M AHfral.-i - y
hI<n.a NAY HORSE ruNr. u saa-- ~ a siaf
s..,.--f..a :. sf-a1 IN.
w.KNssTrx.c TE "a. q. y CT
EfJss D. u .sss. h-ru-T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

GEN SHERMAN on SrEvENs.-Gcn.
Sherman happened To be present in
the house Of representatives when
Stevens made his famous speech de-
nouncing the President and his nd.
hcrents, The General stood it pref
~ well until Stevens made coarse
and cOwar lily illusions to the South
ern soldiers. whom, turning to some
friends hp gave vent to the follow
ing language;
Such uttorancos have no longer
the merit Of being bold and fearless.
The private soldier who has fought
and died unheralded puts such rhGt-
oric to shame. None but towards
taunt fallen fees and God pity the
future Of the country ii'such passions
are to rule in its legislative halls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

100 |H ~ ~ y ~ NHhfhN'f
I o. HtNsriE Of TErfai ciaHig, Gfe'hag
NFOl are hereby commanded that sou
I Y summon hy Publication, u. MeCarIy IA
I hesbI personally APPEAR before tie Hon
onblc District uuurl NJ Tarranl County nj
tie Court House ihtlcjG In the Town Of
flrt worth, IN the 2rd Monday alter The
ih M,uday Ia March, 4, u, 1890 Then
anl thorr, 10 answer the p'liti"n Of MARIA,
rr Ann McC,ry, filed in sad Court SAID
Petition charges lhat tha said Margaret Ann
Mc'prly mud q. McGgrly, were on The 2is,
lpy OF July ti. m,ir.rd ~ each other 10
s,,i county, HnI that Tor some line they
lived together rs man aud Wife piainliH
briug a. defendant good, true nhd un"e'
IinnuIr wife Some tine H;ler lhe marriage
OF plaintiff Hri defend M, AZ aiOrrs I'D,
defendant lrii pl ,inutT AMI lived In ndullc-
~ with one SlHh Howell, aud pluiniln is
in,u,mrd uud believes, that defendant nud
said Sarah Howe, are now living together
H. Artillery.
Wherefore, the premises considered
plaintiff pIhyr that he bonds OF milrlmo'
ny heretofore soleMuiIrd between her an
defendant be dccrtcd TO b. of IN further
force, aud that she he divorced from de.
PENDANT. Plaintiff pnys that Defendant he
cited to APPEAR aud answer this suit, anl
for such other nnL further relief as 10 law
and equity, may nppcriain, aud in duty
bound will ever pray Sc.
~ Given under my hand and the
SEAL sralur snid Cour , NJ office in the
\<T6SS/lowH OF + II Worth the 10Th day
Of January A. ID 1865.
MARK ELLiSFON, d, G. T. g..
Came To haul the 18Th day of January
1866, aud executed by ordering 10 be pub
lishcd in the "Dillns Herald l"r four sue
crssyc weeks. JAS. +. ELLlSrON,
2G:6t. Sheriff 7, g., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

The Montana Dcmocrdt, Ut Jan.
~, contains the following 1--WE
learn from Jude Lawrence, of llcl.
ena. who cams In this morning, that
great loss oi life has occurred among
those who went 10 the sun river,
Many horses with saddles strapped
on have come in without riders aud
the dead bodies Of several men have
been found Many more are NJ
rlark's rancho, twenty-five miles
beyond Helena, badly frozen, and
the place is u perfect hospital a
largo number will have To suffer The
amputation of limbs. The snow fell
to an extraordinary depth ut Black
foot and it is feared that two hum
drcd persons have boon frozen to
death"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

Our English cousins have devcl-
oped very remarkable respect for
the great Yankee nation since the
close of the war. Mathew Arnold
tells his countrymen that France il
now the first, America tho second
and England the third great power
Of the world. Prof. Kingsley. in n
letter recommending the establisl :
ment Of a professorship of Ameri-
can politics and geography at Ok
ford, compares England to Athens
and America 10 Rome and says + r.
Their, in so many words that this is
soon destined to be the foremost
power in all the world.-N Y
World.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
PARKER COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by 4. ". Green, aud csirsyed before
4 p Hart a Justice ,f The P'tre IN Precinct No. |
Parker tommy. IN" BROWN PONY with hala face.
bo,h hind feet whnc, about y hands high, three
yeais Old Valued a $50.
yyItiap n ,k-r Jus Ire Of tie Peace IN precinct No
4 pa,k-r County, Ray HORSE, u hands hEii
,irbi hind Eai Whitc. little white un right fore
foot a star In the forehead, roiched msne 'hoh De-
t,r,.. = years old and had un whrn taken up bur
oak yoke M unin eligible brand on left shoulder
Appratsrd - $40
TAKEN UP byG W. Dixon and esirayed before
vii.n, der a Jus lie 81 he Essre ~ precinct No
4 Parker county. n sORREL STALL ION, about
years Old u. II Auerst, az hand- hiEh. ~" brand
A,prs I'D 10 So -. n W..nUkE &. c. Y. q. T.
3s.gt By M u. TOLER. Dcpu'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
a):w AlrertISr
Dissolution.

Ty7HE partnership heretofore eSiHing I'M
der the firm name of ''rnichtield & Reid
expires this day by limitation.
IF. Crurhfrld would respectfully in
form his old customers and the public gem
2 ally. that he viii continue business nj the
old stand Of II. llirsh. where he expects 10
keep " good assortment Of DRY GOODS,
GROC FRIES and DYE STUFFS, AMI will
sell them as low for CASH ONLY, ns they
can he bought in this market. Call and
see far yourself. It is no trouble 10 show
goods. 7. f. CRUTtHFlELD.
Dallas, April LIST. lS66-2Glt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07


A SuREwp EDIT R.-Thero are
some persons who think that editors
regard it as one Of the greatest in
tellectual Injuries to pitch into
somebody, and they suppose them
selves to have conferred Il & eat ia
vor by furnishing beligercnt contri-
buttons. in which some person, COR
pp.a.ion, society is sonndly a.
bused. Such persons may take u
him from the following:
A noted chap once stepped into
the sanctum OF venerable a d
highly respectable editor and ndr e
ell in tira'le ag st citizen with
whom he was on bad terms.
| wish, said he addressing the
man with the pen you would write
3 very severe article against b,
and putt in your paper.
The next morning he came rush.
ing into the Office in n violent sta o
of excitement. What did you put
in your paper? Ihave had my nose
pulled and been kicked twice
81 wrote severe article ms you
desired, calmly replied the editor,
land signed your name to it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

Surgeons last sensation was to
appear in his pulpit on Chriiin as
day, with a crown on his bead and a
palm in his hand. The LandOners
were much shocked thereat; but,
then what elergymen are there who
do not spl ear in Their PulpitS with
cr5wns on their beads and palms in
their hende7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

An effort has been made ia Wash
ington to revive popular interest in
the Washington monument, upon
which no work has been done Ill &C
1853. Congress will be nenori a.
lied on the subject, aud and appro-
priation of 100000 requested.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DENTON COUNTY.

TAKEN Up 10y T.. W. Chapel and ~ raSrd before
I : clark j l. ,unr CLAY BANK MARE. bald
face vhi,e legs nj her knees, branded ID q on The
len .hnnlirr aud thigh years DID Appraised NJ
$40 ALSO one yellow mare colt, bshi face. hind
feet v hitc Up ~ her hooks, years old, II, brands
p.rreiynhle Apprai,rd Al $50.
TAKEN Up ~ G.crxc Mccormick aud e4trayed
before J. NJ Blunt, j. F., one BAY HORSE years
old 10 hands high, ho hind i"ct white small ~hiir
.,ar in M. lace. brand on the righf shoulder
Llufchet Appraised at So. Alsu one BAY MARE
0 Years old, ii hauds high, lrii hind foot white,
,ir,ak in face branded NJ l. on the eit shnndcr aud
% an tbe ri zhi shoulder. Appraised q $40
sD.Jt j. NJ. MrNEiL. 60. OK d. e., Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

Gen. Miller the new collector Of
the port Of San Francisco, has sig
nalized his assumption ct the duties
of tho Office by turning out t.scnty-
three blatant Radicals. and filling
their places with one-armedand one.
legged soldiers The discharged set
say that they fear the Governm mt
is being transformed into "milii ary
despotism."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

CoxrrpsSarE DEAD.-The list OF Con-
federsie prisoners who died at Camp Nor
ton, Indiana, 10 p blshed IN the &. Louis
Republican, OF the l4ih uli.-Those who
desire to obtain Information in re- ferrnce TO
the aeceas,d, Can address chas. Williams.
Government Undertaken, Box aga, Indian-
npolis, Indiana.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

The amount Of the public debt on
March LIST. less the cash in the
Treasury. summed up twcnty-seven
hundred and eleven million, eight
hundred and fits tn uSand dollars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

-Lucy-There now how stupid
Ny new bonnet's come, and they
don't say which is the 'front.'
Jenny-.All the better. You can
wear it out both Sides
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

WING brcainr sole proprietor Of IN
III rs cola MILL. I ali give u ms
p-rs3nai afi-nfisn. snd as ne Nill b.,
breu 'horanehly nrai 81 and j. nov IA
fnr Or ~. ] hul'e 70 -h-re h p,lh e fsvcr
snd xiIl fry 70 aispsfch al bu4inrss quck.
- and sirh ssfisiariion. J W.BLLEfL
Dallas. Mach 18th. 'es-28fl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
A. S. CLARK
THJE TsOs'STON TELEGRAPH,
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neWs rciisivn education. agriculture svok, liisrr.
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All its Issues are printed on large double stst:,
the sizes as the leading IHpcrs Of Sea York
and New Orleans.
mail It's departments th~ Telegraph employ cnlJ
thu beat tnlrni and the high Hrar'rI j. LHs 81 tan.
ell Is evidence Of The devotion ~ itr aIE cuIl I'd
iors and CORES oneats 10 the iprrss VI its 'n'
The DAILY is Issued every TaCriiig teserl MN.
day.l snd contains editorials, curTl ldntc. e IL.
mrTJ Rrtclss, iicnis etc, and all t". ETBns
received down TO the ptr,iuus laiirieh,.
The LAT ErEiY il published On hortS. ednrs.
day aud Friday. Sud crnlaius furt! ish ui pnns %
matter, embracing Hli MATTERS oi ihIUrfan" Of ilr
Daily Of she dsy q issue and the prrytouS day.
The " rrSLT 10 published ~ fucsdHy aud tonis'Es
from siAty ." Fey'utv columns uf r-HdnG nal -,
very tea siNt ivsH,cIts Icing adgaiiitd The N,tA-
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matter Of ANY other vr,kly ~ ia" sair sad enihgs.
all the Trading Hrclgsi communication NJ ste, 81
the Daiiics 70 th" w'T b. 49,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

N'OU arc hereby commanded
that yuu summons by publications, Is. W.
Hallcck, William llalleck, both of the State
of Missouri, and Mary Logan, wife =
Logan. and formerly Mary llallcck Of tho
state of Kentucky. children and heiis nj
law Of Llo,d F. lIall.ck. 10 BE- and appear
before the District Court TO be holden III
aud Tor the county OF Dallas, ut the Court
House thereof in The town Of Dallas on the
Alb Monday after thu 4ih Mon'Giy in March,
lsGh, then and there to answer the petition
of john II. Stone of St charles county Mis-
souri,. Fl ed in said court against the SAID
p,riies, and alleging in subs auce n fol-
i,vs TO vii: Where's the said JOhu IL.
Stone. plaintiff. has flied his petition in
said cunri, complaining of the aforesaid
parties. that they are justly indebted 10
sim.in the sun Of five hundred dollars
founded on promisory note due aud Pnya-
bic ON tie - day OF Maiei 1873.
Herein. fail not, but have You then and
there before said Court this writ, ioie her
with your rtun thereon, showing how you
have executed the sane.
~ Mines. I'd. c. Browd'r, CLERK II
SEAL \ihe Distr.ci Court OF Dallas coun
ST0S/tv, Texas. III s 24th day OF
MairL, A. d; 1856. .n,,
By TIeHL. kESDALL, Deputy.
Came 10 hand same day issn'd, and or
drrcd 10 he published in the Dallas Herald.
n newspaper Published in Dallas county
for four successive weeks
NO. McADAMS. sh'a. y. G. Tex.
27.4w.s D. J. ". iiHOws. Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

THE HOOP HoMEsrEAD.-The Elk.
&c tive Committee of this fund has
been requested by General Hood ia
diseont.nuc collections on account
Oi aid fund
lie says. being fortunately placed
in 4 situation where he can earn II
competency by his own exertions,
he caanOt consent to receive from
his friends in Texas, to whom he is
80 much indebted, the assistance
contemplated by the movement in
h byhaf In making this an
uncement he desires them to en-
press his heartfelt gratitude for the
manifestation OF their Kindness, and
for the generous llberality in which
it had its origin, and to say. to the
people OF Texas, that he wishes them
to still consider him one of them.
though his lot is not as lie had
hoped, cast among them
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
DissOIutien.

FEVHE corannsiship beisio ore eiisiihF
u under ihe name aud style of Record a
Ellen, is - > DAY d SOLVED b. mufuai con
sriit and }. ". Eil-If alone isauih0IiIed is
Wind up said basiss.-
RErORD & ELLETT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

When you are whisilipg ih a printing
once, and they say "louder,' don't you do