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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
a chance for PARROT after all !!

1t will never do for the abolition Con-
grcssional Convention to nominate
scHENcK after voting so cmphatically for
the Increase Of pay, and being committed
to negro Suffrage by his vote on the district
question. r.s s.r.,.
Mr.. PARRoTT had better put in. His
chance is good. g.,g.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30

IE0R1C EYHIINEY! 4aetlo1teeS.
DAYvFt1nJl iSITTf(N nF 70 w

WILL cry sales in town or country, for the old
'hes' luOd2w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
Couldn't keep their Fingers out
nf II ' 'iT ?

The LOWE men couldn't resist the temp
tation to beat PARRoTT, Mr.. Lowe was in
Convention, we understand; also Mr.
DAVIES, Mr., JORDAN and other leading
friends of Mr. Lowe. What part they took
wewon't say. Their presence was enough,
however. A word to the wise.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
To the Democracy of Montgomery
County,

You arc hereby requested 70 meet In the several
Townships at the usual places Of holsin ng eleci9is
on THU RSDAl, the 9th day Of AOSASIt luyOi ~
city at eight O'Clock ? n. Of said DAY, ~ such
piaccs as will hereafter be designated for the pur'
pose OF appointing Delegates 70 attend tho county
Convention Of tho Democracy, 70 be held AZ
BECKEL HALL, IN THE CITY or DAYToN,
ON Saturday, the llth day Of August, 1896,
AZ ten O'Clock A n. OF said day, " nominate can,
ddntes for the several county onces TO be llcd At
the ensuing election.
eight and each Ward 10 three Delegates.
At the same time and place, you arc also re-
Congressional Convention, OF the Third District Oi
Ohio 10 be held in Hamilton, Butler County, Oh
the 9sth day OF August, 1893.
The apportionment is one Delegate for each one
hundred votes cast for GEoRGE w. MoBoAs, and
an additional Delegate for each htty votes anu VIZ
yrjiIyi 10 zach Ward and Township having tho
SAME By this appogtionmont the npmbec OF Dol
egatcs is as follows;
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30

We invite the earnest aud hearty 60 operation OF
every Democrat and patriot In tne work OF tho
coming canvas securing this, We have no hesita'
tion In saying that victory will porch upon our
test. a now and brighter era will dawn upon the
political prospects OF our country, and the great
Ship Of State will safely anchor In the haven OF
pc rinanent Peace and " ion, under the Constitu-
ton and the people Of our entire country be made
TO rejoice over the rc-establishmcnt OF law and
order throughout the land
IIy orier Of the Democratic Central Committee.
T.. THOMSON, WM. PATTON,
DAVID CLARK, GEORGE V. NAUERTH,
DENNIS DwYgB.
July H. 1866
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30

Congressional Convention.
The time fixed for holding the Democrat
ic Nominating Convention for the Third
Congressional District is Tuesday, August
2sth.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-30
Delegates to tic FhnadeIphia Con

FaNHef q wa gXentiOn. 4. ese.
O. We announced, a few days since, that C.
l.. VALLANDIdHAM and Judge GILMORE had
been appointed delegates from the Third
Congressional District to thc philadelphia
Convention, The alternatcs appointed are
GRANVILLE STOKES and r. Ii. HRNDRIcK-
son. fIitl HDY ilti sDTFlI
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

novs6-d1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
TnE srArE OP TEXAs.

To he Sheriff of Tdrraat Cua,iy, Erecting
NrOU are hereby commanded that you
I summon by publication, X. MeCariy, TO
be aud personally appear before tho Hon
ornhle District Court OF Tarrant County, at
the Court House thereof, In the town oil
Fort Worth, on tho and Monday alter The
lth Monday Ia March, A. ID. 1855. Then
and there, to answer the petition OF Marsa.
ret Ann McCnrty, filed In said Court; said
petition chnrgcs that the said Margaret Ann
McCariy and Il. McCariy, were on the 2ls'
dry Of July 1867, married to each other in
said county, and that for some time they
lived together MS man and wife; plaintiff
being to defendant good, true and aifec'
iionate wife. Some time after the marriage
OF plaintiff and defendant, as aforesaid,
defendant left plaintiff and lived IN ndulte-
ny with one Sarah Howell, and plaintiff is
informed and believes, that defendant and
said Sarah Howell are now living together
In adultery.
Wherefore, tho promises considered,
plaintiff pnys that the bonds OF mairimo.
ny heretofore solemnizcd between her mn
defendant be dccreed TO. he of 10 further
force. and that she he divorced from de-
fendant. Plaintiff prays that defendant be
cited to appear aud answer this suit, and
for such other and further relief as TO law
and equity, may appcrtain, and in duty
bound win ever pray. &c.
Given under my hand and tho
SEAL \seal of said Cour at Office in the
N|0-SN/town of Frt Worth the 10th day
of January A. d 1865.
MARK ELLlSTON, D. c., T. c..
Came to haul the 18th day of January
1866, and executed by ordering to be pub
llshcd in tie "Ddllas Herald for four sue
ccssive weeks. JAS. I. ELLlST0N,
2G:6t. Sheriff T. e., Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

TO the Sheriff Of Tdrrdnt County, Greeting:
WTOU are hereby commanded TO summons
4 by publication, John S. Price, whose
resi- lcncc is unknown, to be and appear
before the District Court, 10 be holden in
and for the cou ~ of Tarrant, Al the Court
llonse thereof, in the town of Fort Worth,
on the 2nd Monday afterthe4th Monday in
March, A. D. 1865. Then and there to an
swer the petition of Nancy Ann Price,
filed in said court, against the said john 5.
Price, alleging in substance as follows, 10
wit That in October 1860 plaintiff and
defendant we're lawfully married to each
other that they lived together as man aud
wife until September 1851, Mt which time
defendant left his home and plaintiff, in
said county, with the intention Of aban.
doning plail,iff That since said time de-
fendaut has remained away from plaintiff,
nor supporting or otherwise assisting her;
wherefore, plninfitf sues for a decree di-
vorcing her from her marriage with de-
PENDANT, for costs and general relief.
Herein fail not, hut have you then and
there this writ before shid court, with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
clited the same.
- witness, Mark Elliston, Clerk OF
seal Nihe District Court Of Tarrant
NION/county. Given nnder my hand
and seal of said Court in the town of Fort
Worth. This 9TH day of March \. ID. 1866.
MARX ELLIST0N, DC. 7 G., Tex.
Came to band 9Th day Of March, A. D..
1866, and ordered to be published in the
Dallas Herald for four successive weeks.
JAS. +. EILISTON,
264t Sheriff I. c., Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
A United States officer Killing Indian
Children.

A CAPTAIN John L. Hill, Of The regular
army Of the United Stnies, iias been tried
in San Francisco by a court martial, anu
senienced to be dismissed the seryiye, upon
the charge OF having ordered an Indian
child TO be taken from the breast OF us
dead mother and killed. Thereupon, this
dcvrlisli iiend--ior a man who will murder
children is nothing ese-published The fol-
lowing deience:
'sfrom disappearance Of the child, il it
was alive nj all, its life would only be pro-
longed u few hours. This is al.th was
in the case; aud had been a iaypritc with
the olnoers in command ia Nevada, noth-
ing more would ever have been heard oii.
assert, as II matter Of history, that 10 has
been tie custom OF Indian warfare for our
troops to kill Indian children under such
circumstances. Major Undeg, aft, now at
tile Preside, informed my counsel that
Generals Csnby and Sbley, Of the United
States army had been in the habit of al
lowing their men to kill Indian prisoners,
and even children, when their parents had
been killed, aud there was no convenient
way of providing Tor themi and as the
President of the very couri-martial, which
has just gone through the farce oil trying
me, admitted to my counsel, that while IN
command in Ariznna last winter, he order
ell his men 10 xiii au Indian child, which
they did by shooting Il four times, alleging
as a reason therefor, that he had no means
OF either feeding the child or taking 1t
home, and 10 leave It on the plain was GER
tain death. Major l,omau, well known in
III this 5sntr, uui vino is:ss lived many years
on the Indian frontier, tesiiiies t this GUS
tom rs do also number OF others.
Now we ask in plain language is this
true General Candy is ia New Orleans,
commanding the department Of Louisiana.
lie stands charged by name with an act The
eDormi,y Of which IS beyond description.
Ge don believe him gully, but NJ the
same time lie cannot AVOID tile charge, and
II Is due 10 himself TO the sword he wears
and the Dag be serves TO dispfove this wick
ed Charge. as much as il is tie duty OF the
gov. rnmeni 10 punish him with the utmost
rigor 81 rnilsy.. Let rs hot nov grow viz
tuouslv indiananf A. the Indian barbAriiies
Of the British, in the Eas.: Indies, II our own
are no better in the wesf.-- Gal. BHtistin'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

Ia viii 10 remembered that about
year ago Saith liros formerly bankers a.
New Orleans. commenced suit against Geo.
Huiler 10 recover S1b0OO In gold, which
hey alleged he ah-incIed IRON their 'nnl >
.1hi Gen. defended, aud claimed that De
bad turned over the money 10 the War br.
parfmeni. Thls.Judgc Pierreponh counsel
for the Smiths, disprosed, tho trial wn-
pushed on, and there was every hance 81
lts being reached next mouth. within o
4 ~ or two General liuiler has settled The
account by puylng tho gold back With Ia
teresi, ali costs and Sherlns ponndasei
making nm aggregate OF over Sl5O,D1O,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
A washington leiler % he New York

A Washington letter 20 the New York
c,nmerriai Advertiser SAYS: while the
tone ~ some Of fhc Senator'S and Represent
t.tir,s = more defiant than ever. as hey
seemingly ailuie 20 ihe Presidsnis oilers
ar hsr'nnine - see that should conflict
sI rrIninr<srise, he Exfcuiive branch or
be 0osrrnmfnt will prove the strongest
Tier a-c upwards Of forty .rfpre=entn-
lives rI1 cnnnnf possibly b rs-rlreifd
neat Fail should President 1ehuson throv
he in1ntrcs ta1 patronage into he scales
nrsin.i iItu Tbs. these rrnfifnen tnou.
nn5 fIrr trs sorc|r f-t1t'eI At The idea oI
nrr fiIHcnifies between cerrrrss and he
Waite H1rsr
There r|II tr rrr,i rt.-->. IN D Hbu<e
RI nrrrestri4IiFrs 3, s11n re- 'f- rFr7'e
r.n Be 1-1-l Wei nag ne forty tren-
he
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

vicrcnr.-The Presidents victory over
the Radicals is complete. The Senate, with
an indecent haste that demonstrated how
bitter their hostility to Mr.. johnson, at
tempted on yfsiei,lAy 70 pass the Freed
men Bnrcau bill over the veto. aud .fiiicd.
The Radicals have not suincient majority
a. deleas The Executive policy, tod ar.
JOHNSON i sassier Of tie sitnat'on.-E y
Merit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

ES WB5CgTO1s's NOTICE. The un-
III dersigned having been appointed Elk
exutors Of the last will and testament OF
W. b. Richardson, deceased, NJ the Janua-
ny Term, 1866, of the Honorable County
Court of FL is County, Texas, pertaining to
estates, this is to notify all persons holding
claims against said estate 10 present them,
properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribcd BY law, and all persons indebted TO
sail estate are requested to make imnedi-
ate settlement.
1 ! I pIc FIcR h5aN Es'rs.
Waxalachie, Feb. II, lSG6--23:6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
I'm SHOP.

fHylfE nudersiguod would respect
Il .f.ilg ffailr "a. ems Of Dallas end Ne sur.
raDnfI.4 .alnY. that lhsy httH plFhti q iiN
sunP III ~ el1m 81 narlh'fan eoInefai iAe pin'
h. .4uii|I iunuun4 tht ttfuih faiil, ehlfr thei
A. ,.i,,isitsdu al work intihf line, ald ~iii ln
. sf',tt line have 90 laud tall asspfiinpnt ~ Az
rin-synre, Cooking stoves, sc.
Hc alrlns tonp aul ne~ ~pfk niadp :" 'fde' AZ 'hs
tlIri.si riasllilr nHiirn.
m rs.l. faliy soirlIa share ofpnilr laifohasr,
,,l ili II an "a ,rIfule nt Hyer hnafn years, ieria
d. he.iiaiIn IN guaranteeing ~ segk 10 10 dene In
i,.i...t ,nnnr.r HiLi.& BOWEN.
> nalni. Texas, luly 18Th, isfa-ii'ii'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
AU75yyvsTRAToa,s NOTICE.

n M Y. Farmer having been appoint
ed administrator Of the estate Of B. T. Buck
ner. decreased, NJ the November Term. 1865,
offhe County Court Of Jask county, pertain
ing n estates; therefore, all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby
notified 10 present the same within the time
prescribed hy law. NJ. Y. FARMER.
Adm'r Estate Of D +. Buekner, decd.
l22:Gw.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
EgTRA.Y NOTICES.
y > = = y =
PARExEEs COUNTY.

TAKEN>UP by $. II. Crswell, aud cstrayed before
L. A. Eiiicninn, an aei ing Justice Of the Peace IN
and for Precinct No. l. Parker county, one YELLOW
BAY HORSE, II hands high, l3 years old, one fore
aud one hind foot whites branded IL on the LEFT
shoulder. AppIaised at Sl2 %.
TAKEN UP by Peter Gun2alas, and estrhycd he
fre Il. A. II ldlrmau, ting Justice of the Peace,
in aud Tor Precinct No. Parker county, one soR.
REL, HORSE, ono hind fot white, hlanrl face, 8
year, old, branded L on the shoulder and hip. APP
praised NJ $50.
TAKEN UP by W. G. Haggard. and estrnyed
before Il. A. Eldlennn an acting Justice OF NE
Peace, in aid for PA ker County, one Bay HORSE
bick main and nail, little white on the right hind
foot, ~ bands high, years old branded on right
Thigh and spanish brnnu on lef thigh. Appraised
at $40 90 r. W. DUKE G. C.. p. q. Il.
p2J:3t by NJ. II. ToLEa Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

A--The undersi gned having been appoint
ed Administrator of the estate Of George
lIacler, deceased, at he November Term,
1886, Of the County Court Of Jack county
pertaining TO estates; therefore, all persons
having clnims against said estate are here
BIZ notified 10 present The same within the
time prescribed by law. DAN. GAGE,
G226w.l Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

~ d.r.irr-i sasinz Ten arriirftf Aimirilfin-
~ ~ ~ Iarii-rr Term. 1f1 ~ fnf cuurfs rrrrf
I-rfsirIr~ - rrfaIes = frcensHd Itrrdrr fr 'arE
r-ir All rsrsrns are firrrirf trIrf ~ I'D. hl~
Ia claims aesrsf raf1 Esiafr. rrrsl1f ftr- Guy
~iIrnfl1 uifiIfn ffr sire rralrrIif a. fru
fss.sri WILSON fkEHER. Asn'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

'E7EECUTGze's NOTECE.-Thc I'M
IA dersigncd having been appointed Ex'
eeutor Of the last viii ard testament Of
James S. Berry, deceased, Mt the January
Term of the Hon. County. Court of Ellis
County, Texas, pertaining to estates, this
is to notify ali persons holding claims a
gainst said estate, 10 present them proper
IL Authenticated, within The time prescrib-
ell By law, and all persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immeii-
ate settlement.
JOHN W. LEONARD, Ex'r.
Waxahachie, Feb. If, lSd6-23;6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

~ iur laan rnrniufr.i Afrini-frTiar - t- h-infe
a Nlllim q nnrfari. fffensai- ~ fhe iFfruart
Trrir 1aSi cf fhe Probate rarrf q nsrfon s01utr.
oil er-rus having claims ar1ifsf st fsfale are re-
q'--lei - urrsent fhrm rrurr1 trthertifafei 4.
within ft.r finIr frrsri ~ iaw, ard those indett-
rss.swl TH0s K. BLAKE, Adm'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
Terms ID dc TeIesrrr,l

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
CsTlRT.Es FREDTRTC JIM,
MERCHANT,
GALVESTON. TKXAE.

EAL8 Isl ONs 49,
TBERAI cash adcanecs ,nndc on
-rn.|ram.tfs fIr sfirr-nf n. MGR nrt
$500 PRS ~ - s.if In Ir1t r'a-l-1
r-rrrufrcr ~ rlis o. 49, -. ~ O.
f..-.. 49, 81 ne -'r1r-is ri .fi'. % U.Es- Ir-l
,e.l tf- - 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
a, s. CLAnTr.
TEE sseUsT0y TELEGRAPH,

II VIE oldest ana largest ksa perrin rex
~, is priAted on large u, " tyle. aa wine Airr,
and is devoted to he public aerest, 10 conneice.
news, religion, education. agriculture, stock liera.
ture. etc.
All its issues are printed on 4 large douhic sheet.
the sizes as the leading papers Of New Icik
and New Orlrans.
Inai It's departments the Telegraph enploy7 eIiy
the best alrnt, and the high ciHncief II las Oh Ain
ei Is evidence the devotion o. iil large cofs Of Ell,
itors and CORES 5ondpns 70 the Interests o. it, rhers.
The DAILY is issued every morning texcepi Mcn-
day. aud CONTAINS editorials, c0rre londencr com
mcrrial articles. news items, cic md oil tcl' grsns
received down 10 the preylcus midnight.
Tic Tn WEERrS e published on Monday. Tejnos.
day and Friday, auh contains fUftysglt columns q
natter embracing all matters Of Importance OF The
Daily Of the dsy ofissue and tho previous dHy.
The WEEKLY l. Published On Tac.duy and contains
froEi sixty Ia seventy columns u reEiHg matter,
yer, Few advertisements being admitted. The Neeh-
ly Telegraph ruhlishcs neatly double tie retaing
matter any oiher weekly Va The State, aud ealJsa.
all the leading ariiees, cOninniealloEs exc, "
the naiiius 70 The wrrk.
10 The SUNDAY TrLTssAru = published every snnday
morning. and l. devoted 10 religions intfiiit ne ard
the discussion efrcliElons subjects upon grUrnd isde
ueulent Of secfariaL bins
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
: DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by Elizabeth Petit, and estrayei ho-
fore Geo. W. Baird, J r., Precinct, No !. Dallas
County Texas; one STRAWBERRY ROAM HORSE,
5 years old AZ hands high branded u on the lett
shoulder both hind feet ind left fore feet white
Appraised to $40.
TAKEN Up by Hiram Vail, and estrayed before
Geo w Baird. J. p, Precinct No |. Dial AS County;
one SORREL HORSE. about or 10 years old, about
Is hands high, branded with l. on the LETT shoulder,
some saddle marks on his back, and small blaze In
his face Apprai-ed at SO. ALSO, one BAY
MARE, about 10 years old, abont ii hands high
branded with (.npp0scd to hey figure D, on elt thigh
a small star in the forehead, small mark on the
backbone, supposed have been hurr with the sad
die. 'Apnraisr TO $50.
TAKEN p by WIN. IT, Hughes, and estrayed be.
for, G,o W. Bard, j r. Precinct No. /. Dallas
County Texsss; one IRON GRAY MARE, (apd year
high, no brands percelvable. Appraised 70 s55.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24


TAKEN UP hy D. p. Juucs and esirayed before J.
s Glars. J. p. Precinct No. ,. one BAY HORSE p0-
NY, 49, hands hgh, with saddle marks. supposed TO
lie s wears old branded on the left shoulder uniniei
lieilie had on a mail bell when taken M; apiraisi
Id at $40 One BAY MARE PONY, Isl hands high.
star la face len hind foot white, branded on the
right hin. years Old appraised at S5n. One BLACK
PONY HORSE. " hands high. years old; apprtiss
ed At s2j One DARK IRON GRAY STALLION. a
pony, u hands high, years Old; appraised at s25.
TAKEN ~ rs &. On stef and esfrayed beiufe J..
s. Clark J. p. Precinct No J. one DEEP RAY 20
NY HORSE, wears Old, branded tJl on the right
hip aud right shoulder. and y on the rirht rhyn-
def appraised At $50. One WHITE HORSE PONY,
10 Years Old branded Tho irff shoulder vi h mule
shoe len eve out appraised ~ SO.
TAKEN Up by ~ Cray and cstraycd hefore J. VI.
Dlount J. p. Precinct No ]. one DARK BAY
MARE, 7 years Old. l5lz hands high, branded on
The len shnnidrr and sinking colt. mouths old
arpralsed at $50. one BAY ruSf HORSE. years
oid fjchi bind Root white. othei marks or brands
,.erreiraile. appraised az SO.
TAKEN Up bg }. D. Dahney and esirnyel before
NJ Blsunf. J. r. Predict No. T. one SOhHEL
nARE abcui Ifyears old. " hands high, while iarc
from The eyes 70 The ell 81 the nose, aree vart on
The riri fre leg, some saddle marks, ne brands APP
praisrs NJ sin1.
TAKEN UP ~ }. n. Mccon'sand estrayed ~
g. ~ Binuif. J. 2. prrrinrt NJ. !. one DARK
.sRoyrN MARE MULE. about years oid. Is Eands
hs- bragded iiiuls l. With hioich above n On .he
- ,h.niier; afgfniaed ~ So. AID one RED
sre,rK ok. al.cui yfars Old. marked under hilf
-. "a .,lif In the figbi an- CROP OF The len
49, l,-sri.1 on the d 4 hil arpral-d a. 30
n s,-u- 1rrras. Farmer 2sih, ls55-21.st.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

TkFrx rr ~ william Baiiari and esirnyed be-
f.rs william nirr. j. r. Precinct ~ D Wise ccun-
~. Trras. one HuAN HORSE. slih q hlaze IN ~
81 r,rra|.lf Il 500 ~ lfrucl f-nHfd nud Grofg'
Ifi,.fir. q ftLHoN. OK G.. G. y. G. Texas
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TAKEN UP by George Butcher, and esirayei be-
fire NJ Myers j. p. Precinct No. 2, Dallas County
Texas, one WHITE OK with some black spots over
his body, about eight years old, marked crop on
Zach ear aud udderbit In tho right branded q the
LETT hip, has on small bell with no clapper. Ap
praised at Sl5.
TAKEN UP byJ j. Mitchell, and csiroyed be-
fore II Myers J r. Precinct NJ. g Dallas County
Taxas, two OXEN, one a dark brindle, years old,
marked swallow iOrk and underhit in the len ear,
aud under half crop In the right, branded on the
,ight hin Appraised NJ Sl7ls. Tho otlor Is yell
i'd, ~ 4 vcrrs Old marked With swallow.fork in
The right ear, and a crop and uGderbit in the lett,
branded $ on The len hip, Appraised at l7i4.
ALSO, u BAY HORSE PONY, IS years old, star
In he forehead branded GP ON the right shoulder
Appraised at Sl5,OJ. 21;3t.
: TAKEN UP 10y J. t. Mccullough and estrayed be-
fore G. ". II ,iri. E-q., j. 7. Precinct No. l, one
SORREL PONY, about years old, no brands per-
ceivaBe, abont "a hands high white face. fax manc
aud tail, reached aud had on a bel when taken up;
some saddle marks; appraised al go Also, one 2
year old STUD COLT, sorrel left hind foot white and
some while On hi, face appraised ~ $50 l2o;Jl".
TAKEN UP by A. W. Perry aud estrayed heinrc
G. W. Baird, Esq, J. +. Prerinct No. |, ono RED
uX with few white hairs in his forehead, some
white nader his b. liz. about years old, branded NJ
on the lett hip, marked crop the LEFT ear and upper
Bit !" the rgh p sryrs'SSl 70 sin SeIo
W Baird, Esq, J p. Precinct No. |. one WHITE
OK, with rod neck anil marked crop and nnierbii ~
LEFT and split u The TiEn,. about or ~ year
marked crop and underbit in The tight ear, alout
yea,soId. t2i,atS
: TAKEN UP by A. y. Lanicr and estraycd lefore
G ~ .,a,yd, j. I. Precinct No. l, ono WHITE
HORSE ) years old, branded o VI on leit shoulder.
about 10 hands high Also. one BAl HuRSE; y
Years DID, left hind tuo white, snlal star in his
forehead, hfnndfd p on the len iiiigh. Also, one
BAY INDIAN Pony MARE, yours old, NJ brands
or marks petceivahle. Also, one RED piDED OK,
years old. fnarked-two nrdrrhits IN the len
branded L. d on Tho hip and hnra f2j:5tl
VIZ. K. MAsrENs CHI OoOt D Co.
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