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The national Republican., 1868-11-30
Latest ToIesrspbic Brov,,,s,.

John O'Neili has been elected president Of
the Fenian Brotherhood.
The Fcnian congress has adjourned, and
harmony Is probable In the future.
New Orleans police difieulciss have been
settled In the courts BY decision making the
Mayors appointee chief Of police.
Jacob Barker has received his discharge In
bankruptcy.
Alvarez, Governor of a Mexican province
has seized public moneys.
Frightful murders and assasslnations are
reported in Mexico.
Gen. Lozada says he has no disposition 10
war on the general government of Mexico.
California complains Of irregular mail ser.
vice.
The Arizona redskins are becomi ng trouble
some.
The Charleston municipal election has been
declared irregular and void.
Three hundred German emigrants have ar
rived at Charleston.
Cuban revolutlonists say they are about to
strike blow that will echo on the continent.
Independents or nothing say the Cuban
revolutionists.
French liberty is again illustrated by the
punishment Of Newspaper editors.
Prince Charles, Of Roumania, expects salts
factory conventions with Austria and Prussia.
The cable brings interesting information In
| relation to the English elections.
Latest accounts from Paraguay Indicate an
effective movement against Lopez.
Why the Liberals did not succeed better in
the English elections 10 explained In our dis.
| patches.
British ship-owners are dissatisfied with the
proposed settlement OF the Alabama claims.
| Napoleon is falling into decay.
| John Bull Is apprehensivo of bloodshed In
| Spain.
their loan.
Austria proposes a voyage around the
world.
Derrien, the celebrated French advocate, is
| dead.
Republican demonstrations are still occur
ring In Spain.
The national Republican., 1868-11-30

~.BANK X Il PTC Y. PERSONS
~ wishing to avail themselves Of the benefits
OF the bankrupt law, who are unable to pay MY
per cent. Of their Indebtedness, should make their
applications before the arst day q January next.
Attorney at Law ard sOlicitorin Bankruptcy, City
Hall. nnx2f. AZ
The national Republican., 1868-11-30
- COLLEoTOR's OFFICE. CITY

sM.THE LADIES OF THE SIXTH
S Presbyterian Church will hold FAIRh ht
sISnd Ns Hhll sSmmsnSIng on he 2Gts instant foR
esting young ladies', with instrumental and vocal
music, will be the attraction each night Admis.
sion 10 cents. [starl no23.M&w
The national Republican., 1868-11-30
THE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE,

FIRST NUMBER WILL APPEAR MKT
Sunday Morning.
Advertisements received until
so'elook SATURDAY EVENING.
NO. $50 y STREET, NEAR NATIONAL THEATRE,
no263i CANYASsERs WANTED.
The national Republican., 1868-11-30

n5y@ WOE TO YOUNG MEN
w ABOUT TO MARRY, Essays for Young
Men, On the RTTQrs, Abuses, and Diseases, incl
dent to Youth and Early Manhood, witt The hu.
maPe view Of treatment aud euro, sent by mall IN
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box p, Philadelphia,
PelnBylyEnia, sep2l.9m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

IHfltaafsf Ahffafisisa lns
ffalf rIffh of in if0s ani rfala
Nf iIa laf1ffi ever riffn ~ onf
nlfffiIsirr ffm M ff iimf b. lhai
III co. rfnuifinrs nf fthfrtfins
nurtrs a. iiro A. l'nufit A a. ,
Advertising Aftnis Ae an lafk
liuu. Neu iors ou iho isih ~
sept f0r tllT7l ~
Messors q. n hmso a Ga. have
fir years been amung the largest,
advertisers ia America, and The
euniraci mentioned above il bat q
email part II their expenditure ln
ibis way hr the present year IL
Is only ihoss who have tried pFln-
iers ink most extensively that are
~ firmly ronvinrrl II rs efficacy,
Tho Advertising Agency which
Is sending cat this 0rier Is smother
example. ID eommenoed bRsiness
less than i've years since, and the
fact that il now controls a greater
advertising patr0nase than any SIM
liar establishment, is without doubl
10 i,e attributed 10 their having eN-
pended more money ia advertising
themselves and lhoir facilities within
that time than all other advertising
firms pat together, since tho es,ab
lishment of the first agency a quar-
tor ~ a century since,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
rllE STATE OLE TEXAS.

r, HE Sheriff or any C,ustattc # Da1a''
Coaniy- Grcet'ng:
yyTIIEREAS, oath has this day been made
w before nc by I. G. 7. Kendall, James
C,ennults attorney of record, thatF. NJ
II rndun is absent from this State, so that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be serv-
e upon him; you are therefore command
ed that Won, by making publication of tins
writ in the Dallas HERALD, newspaper
publisLed in the town Of Dallas, county OF
ID alas, during four successive weeks before
the return day hereof, summon the said f.
N. lIernlun TO be and appear before the
District Court of Dallas county, on the hrst
aov of the next term thereof, 10 be holden
n, The Court House, in the town of Dallas
on the 18th Monday after the ID Moniay
in August, 1863 TO answer the complaint OF
James Chrnauli, for the sum of four hum
Jrcd and eichty-fuur dollars and foriy-four
cents 1884 Ill0O,) due upon TWO promis-'
sory notes executed by the said +. NJ. Dern-
don for S2i2 22-l00 each, dated December
Slh. lsGe, and payable, the first one twelve
months after date, and the second twenty
,our months after date, with eight per cent?
interest fi'sm date.
Herein fail not, and of this writ dine re-
turn make of how you have executed the
same ,s.a:.
Given under my hanl and OH.
sea-. eial seal, at oilicc,-in the town OF
WoTS/Dallhs, this Sd lay OF October
ISIS. NJ. THEVENErf
Ioctgl Glt1 Clerk d. G. d. CO Tex.
Il'rinters lee Sl5 currency.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07


b1y- Gee Il. Scott, Of Ausiin, has bssH
appointed ledge Of the 81 julisiai District
wee {, Il, saba, rssisnsi, The tsigns-
,ion Was Rrobsbly sapsTluiuss'i BY ihs
conduct Of the Judge At Waslinslea coma
~ eoud =. related 10 the following Nhish
Ne take from the bT,hh-m lnluiFsT'
On Saturday nights train arrived
the Judge, slightly ialuling, On
Sunday, and especially at night,
the Judge became bcas'ly drunk,
using language To good citiNcns nm
becoming his posilion-whioh alone
saved him from sound pummeling
On Monday morning reports were
rite at the departure OF the Judge
Shortly, however, il was ascertained
that lac had departed for the country
in company with II freedman, in
search of bultcrmilk. During tho
evening the Judge returned, and
after imbibing, attempted TO reach
the court house, in which lac finally
succeeded. Amer cooniRg the steps
OF the court yard and climbing up
the stops, hc succeeded in reaching
tho bench. The Court was called
and then adjourned until four
o'C'ock tho following day. Tho
Judge was certainly tho muddicst
man, and exhibits the appearance
of having been wallowing with tho
hogs. BY the assistance of nm at
,orncy he was enabled to reach the
hotel amid the laugh and jccrs OF
thousands who witnessed this
strange precedence.
Tho wet evening, i clock, =. ~,
found tho Judge in no better con.
dition, but ho finally managed to
reach the stand, shorn Of the extra
mud. Court was called, the Grand
Jury organized, with but little or
no charge, court adjourned, and the
Judge called at the bar took another
smile and reached his hotel. During
the night he became no better.
On Wednesday morning, about
day in bar-room, he announced
his intention of going down on the
train. When asked what he would
do with the conrt, he said let it go
to h--ll. Then Judge what will
you do abont the grand jury now
sitting, he remarked, let them sit
till they hatch.
The train conveyed the Judge on
his homcward trip.
The above is Il plain, unvarnished
statement of facts as we hear and,
have seen, and needs no comment
at our hands. The Judge isa mill
tary appoinLce.
A dispatch was duly forwarded
on Tuesday last to Gen. Reynolds,
setting forth the condition Of legal
matters, and asking the appoint
mont of some proper person to hold
this term Of the court.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

Be3y- Among the ministers in attendance
on the East Trinity Conference, last week,
we were pleased to meet Rev. |. G. JOINS,
the accomplished and able editor Of the
Galveston Christian Advocate, who honored
us with call. This being his first visit
TO our city, VIC were gratifed TO hear him
speak in the kindest terms of our city,
our people and the wheat region generally.
His paper, the ADVOCATE, the organ of the
Methodist Church in Texas, is one of the
best papers in the State and he informs us
shat it is pr spering finely. We are glad 10
hear it, for it is richly deserving of the en-
cOurngement and support of the Church
and people generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

flI.sa IaHHa.f .fl.f fII. ere $50 q
faf 30 'faaaIl IalfafaI .Iiteli T Gee
aft..af'lf iHfIl f.Iff f'f tfii ififf.
affiIll iilff faIa9 fr'iff fif tsf'f
i.ls ~ laffl tai f..sN iia''f SEEDS litaif
81. aIIf Iirr NH .I aHtHiifiHffff pc
frlrrf aal II. fif.f rh.t 81 81 go
led Irf OIL "a fs ia narh fftaf 81 go.
ft.fsnIa pet "a riasiaf ~ 90
s.sIs far iarasii.n ri f.arHif ArfitHlinfsl
s. ri.fs falaaliani ihr STATE. 81 ihtg co.
taaraEfs faHrr Ffnrlsl aH'iifaiien rfrfef'
lf.an be- iir AHiiirru ana Nrsitrn ri sifs
atlsr siIF assisi ihis raa Isag iu shes ID
rfis1us sfFtiur ufs honfs ihsi euF Ifefi'
als rarursiiY ai usrk "a aisanff ~ "a
iflial aul iuifilfsinsl sod VI he SLATE
ur1rrs sfni a. ibis raef. 90 HaiEfsien
iausiau. W Ausila ufdrss, sill Tscsis'
Ffsraia siifaiina.
q. a. iONEs Secretary.
HEa Nesg, nrisi.rr I, lsis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

A MODEL CHARGE TO JURY.-lt
seems to us that the following is
worthy of the defunct but never
forgotten Wouton Van Twiller:
IF the jury believe, from the evil
dence, that the plaintiff and defen-
dant were partners in the grocery
aud that the plaintiff bought ont
the defendant. and gave him his
note for the interest, and the defon-
dant paid for the note by delivering
to the plaintiff COW, which he war
rantcd not breachy, and tho war
ranty was broken by reason Of the
breachincss of the COW, and be
drove the COW back and rendered
her to the defendant, but be refused
TO receive her, and the plaintiff took
her hon.c again and put a heavy
yoke on her 10 prevent her from
Jumping fences, and by reason of
the woke she broke her neck and
died and If The jury further be-
lieve that the defendants interest
in the grocery was worth anything,
and the plaintiffs note was worthless
and the COW good for nothing, eth
er for beef or milk, then the jury
must find ont themselves how they
will decide the case for the court
II he understands berself-and she
thinks she d0ss-d0nf know how
such a case shonld be decided.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
SCHEDULE
OF the Arrival and Departure OF the
Mails at Dallas, Texas.

WNFlIaNT Tue IWFFINN u I0F'''
GALNESTON-Arrivr. every Monday. Thnr,,h'y
and SATURDAY aihpN. nrlarls e,rry sunday, We'd
nes,iay aud friny at : An.
CLAnKSNI LLk.-AHiyv, every Tuesday at Pm,
aud FRIDAY and sunday at GAA Departs every Tues
,lay att Az aud Thursday aud Saturday at Pm,
MARslIALl.-ArTlV,s every Sunday aud Thursday
atdF.s Departs every Monday and Friday at q An.
GAINsNILLE-ArriVcs every Tuesday at pm,
Departs every Wednesday at AN.
ATIlERFOaD.-ATriycr every Thursday at GIN.
nc,afts -vcry Mcniav NJ ~.
nUCUANAN.-Arri'cs every Thursday al Pm
Dcrar;s eyrry MONDAY at q An.
iOSrDFFICE llOuRS-Eycry day In The week from
Ran until FN nnn every SUNDAY from : 10 PA.N.
a. .. EDHEJ. Postmaster.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

Bfsy-Wc have seen, within week or tive
past, such tangible evidence of the good
taste and skill of the Mcssrs. Bohny, Main
street, east of the Publc Square, in mix
ing, baking and ornamcniing cakes Tor
wedding and other parties. And hence
We have no hesitation in pronouncinG their
work excellent aud equal 10 that of the
large city bakeries. Persons wanting
anything in the fancy baking or confcc-
tionery line can be accommodated ut the
Dallas Bakery in the best style and on
short notice and reasonable terms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

rSyn In our mention last week of the
elegant workmanship displayed in part
of n stanm engine called the 'link reverse
notion" we ienoranily omitted 10 mention
tion that Mr.. Sam. Crossley, equally Will
Mr.. Carey, was entitled to credit for the
highly commendable taste and skill dis
played in shaping that admirable piece Of
machinery
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
20 -. - !. -.

The late Thaa,leus Stevens leil "a
his nephew a prospective fortune Of
slO0, 0b0. 0n condition that lao all
stained ffom the use Of liquor al
least until lao Was n years OF age
falling 10 observe which provlso
the money is To bs devoted TO the
benefit oflho orphans, The young
man says he does not mean 10 nob
tho orphans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

BlT-Persons who have often walked along
the bank of the Trinity, must have noticed
the ragged and unsigbtly gable ends o!
the brick buildings on the west side of the
Public Square. Weare happy to announce
that this defect will soon be partially rem
edied, and hope soon to see it wholly 80
There is no good reason why Dallas should
should encourage the beautilul-thc use
full will encourage itself"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

B0- We had the pleasure Of n call, few
days ago, from our genial friend, Maj Nj.
ii. Roys,on, representing the house Of +.
Gonzales, Of Galveston, Cotton and Wool
Factors aud General Commission Merchant
We can safely, and do most cordially, com
mend the Major to the business men of this
cactiop
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

eS5- Among the premiums awarded Of
the late Pair, was one to j. C. Mcdonnell
Of this city, for the best two horse plow,
for the black land. This is the plou known
as the Mcconnell Plov, which is advertised
in our columns, and has gained a great
deal Of reputation among our farmers.
Mr.. Mcconnell also had a one horse plow
at the Pair, bat as no premium was offered
fer that kini. IL could not be awarded, but
the comuitise had no hesitation in coupli-
nsnfibg the piou-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

- Zee II 49, lissfsi 49, fiai
- tlnii 80 e. tfftfs siftitffi ~
ssss .fffsiif siff sat tasiffi o. ''s co
tts sittf aansf iafIisiIsaf 60 eel 90.
farissf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

pS- During the session of Trinity Con-
ference at this place, there has been daily
aud nightly preaching, both at the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian Churches, which
were constantly crowded with our people.
Much interest seemed to be manifested in
the services
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

- Atienfisn Is called to the advertise
nenf q p w. No1gy, in % days paper.
VIE proposes 70 open = Male and Female
sehool, e. the Barton selool House. allies
y 4 q Dallas. ooums8eirg en- Monsag
nsnt The - insi- and ssnfinaing eight
ngnfks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

rB Jno. d. Floyd, Esq, Breckenridge
Dallas County, in reply to our call for crops
says that there is not more than one-fourth
of the usual quanty of wheat sown in his
neighborhood. His own crop Of sixty FIVE
acres, he says, is up and looking very fine
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

eGs- Rhinc's large displayed advertise
ment explains itsclf.-Iie tells you wlni
he has got and hat he desires TO sell at the
very loves, prices for cash-give him
call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

nesy" The Fair Of the Ellis County Agri-
cul ural Society took place, last week
Having beautiful weather, we have no doubt
there was a large attendance. The Argus,
thus speaks of IL:
This is "Fair week" in our county,
and we regret that our paper must
be issued too early to give a full
account of it this week.
We are truly glad to be able to
say that our farmers and stock
raisers have the courage to meet all
difficulties squarely and thus to
revive their Fair.
They have made it decided sue
cess and the annual meeting OF
the Ellis County Agricultural As
socation will hereafter be looked
to with great and increasing in
tcrcst.
On Wednesday there was good
attendance from all parts of the
county, and from different counties.
Rev. W. G.. Veal in an appropri,
ate prayer, invoked the blessings of
the Great Ruler of all upon this eff
fort Of those who toll to make their
calling respectable, and their labors
remunerativo.
Rev. j. b. Annis delivered an ad
dress which went to the hearts of
all and showed that his sacred call
ing does not disqualify him for
understanding and approaching the
material wants Of those among
whom he labors.
Wednesday was principally taken
up in tho exhibition of the industrial
skill of the fair ladies. God bless
them. They are at mans side TO
cheer and to aid him in his darkest
hours as well as share with him his
cup Of happiness.
Thursday was occupied IN the
exhibition of stock principally
The large number of people present,
and the good display of stock on
Thursday exceeded the expectation
of the members of the Association.
Next week we will give full re-
port of all the proceedings.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

pY- The Senior Editor Of the hEHAL'
has this werk received bouquet Of flowers
that for beauty OF tho constituent bloom
and the tAs;e IN It's combination excel
anything he or any one else ever saw. u
thanks the sweet yonng lady who sen
them.
"Gci might have bad the garth bring fOr.'
Enough for great and SMALL
The oak-trco and the crjarlrce,
Without n flower nj all.
lie might have made enough, enough
For every want Of ours;
For luSury, medicine, and Inil,
Aud yet have made no flowers.
Our outward lii requires them not -
Then wherefore have they birth Z
TO minister delight to man,
To benuiify the earth;
To comfort man-lo whiSp'r hope,
Whene'cr his faith IL DIM
For whose careth for the flowers,
viii much more .a"c co. aiIa!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
NOTICE.
Pianos for Sale!

a MANNER & CO.'S New York; Arion
l Piano.
No. Marscall & Mitlauer Piano.
The above a,e offered for sale at manu-
raciurcrs prices transportation adde', ana
can be delivered in from four to SIX weeks
from the time ordered For further par
ticulars, prices, &C., inquire at he
I HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

"KukluN" IL simply the name for
the last stages OF political dellrnm
tremens, Il represents the snakes,
scorpions, aud lizards ola diseased
radical Imagination,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
TI,e ,ionil,iles rar lsan.

We shall commence "a 81 nP elnhs 70
the following Magazines iar lNn', al once
Those wishing any OF all 81 Them can se.'i
their names TO rs, accompanied 10y the
money. a,
souInERS CuLrvAIon. Athens 0s,-sa
per annum. ,o
GopEY's LApr's BOOK, Philadelphia
per annum, go,
AurnuHs lIoSE M,o,ESE, rhilad'lphla
So per annnm.
CniLnHEN's ilurR.-A Magazine f"r lie
LITTLE ONES ,-l'hilajelPhia.-Sl % per h"'
hum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
Malice o. Finn. Settlement.

LAWSON DANDY, Administrator Of
n the estate Of W. ll Shelton, deceased
has iilcd IN my Office his hnhl account cur
rent W a. said estate. This is therefore to
notify all pctsons interested TO be and APP
near before the honorable County Court oil
Dallas County, TO be holden at the Court
House In the Town OF Dallas, on the last
Monday. the 3Oih day Of November 1868,
whrn md where the same viii be acfsd
upcn. and contest the same If tiiey think
s. &. BONES. ok. 6 G. D. c. Texas.
Dsllss. Texas, Oct %, lS65.-l 5saw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07

kas-l have a dIsi rate, urs, iar,i'"'s ~
tel, Ore ahi hnrslarproof lren safe, ~his'
will be sold los Ia = cash customer, " earl!
application is made, ,,,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
nEIIGIers Ne4Isks.

FROFFsTANV lpIsn0RAL ChF kth -hisiri
sirs iii H. hraA 10 " FssEg sssAss 49, $3.50 =
lai s'silss a. ths iasrf Tssa q ~ ,at As''''Al
lri'k isiilinr ~ Asia sirsFl- ssaess = Afea a.
ia ssn.s see a. sr'siss A ~
METHODIST episcopal fht h.h $50 sis'
..r.i,'. - 49, .sasasnssl b. 49, hasasN Halt
al sill ~ e.siinsr-i rtrtF sNfias % n estss
". .aa ~ esfls nsAaie iishi, saiA.aih sstssA a.
asasl. a. ssrl.sk A NJ
BAPTIST fulRCII Res. "A = hssae, ~ lhs
Ni.,iaaTg h.laisi ihsSrh- viii fsssFh a. a. Va
...ts Hail IA naliss, "a thr kaTih nasasa "a rash
naenlh-
ON SruOOL FREshNfkRiAN CHURCH hs,,
MIL AsiioNALn, stli iT,ash a ~ Z ssn,sFiana
Presbyterian thaish, ga ihs ihia fatAa'A "a f0'-
naanth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Holloway. riils.-sfsAAeH ooA'iAi>Fs
No. san.s ir,h IT ils ls.y Fan h. Ia i-Eisi hsaiih
ifthe siamar l. disazsri. Ihf bret isinss IN ih.l
80 isn inAisairs nsssisiiy Sc IN Alternative mfdi'
rins, -nd II ~ ailsIali'ss hHtinaAs's fliis have
ir-a pF,sd, ~ tho sSI~'isars II half eshias' ID
a. ~ i.osi, Take usTs If iss,iuu, &c uPea dses
tiu asT-nis rssy 'ii.l Hinrlivn, f'Hr ihr stomach
and krsp ihs ts-rls ies siih ,his uEri'alsd n'ls'
aaiss alrTai ahi essFsgIi,v, aal all aill ~ ~sll
sold ~ III hiussi.is,
EsThis i ifaly he -are Il progress" aud ihs
Aurfioan l-s.lr srs, lsNond daait hF ahsai II all
uihrFs- ihis Il ssaTly ssu,unsiTsiui ~ tho srHhs
harhine-uhirh l., siririiy sIrskihs, an Auvfiran
ihNrntifn,
Ia M. Lfaurh"f uanufaeinFs, the .sFlEt sEslSa
MArHt~u c., me, 90 linSrg, New York CITY
sianis lsr,-sialurai, Their ~iaIHiVri Manufacturing
Marhur" ias uaU,ai, II l. hnii "n s''und h,orlah'
rai Iriii, tlsts siinplr in srslru'iuii-sasiy uh'
,lorsisa-l ani Mt iiailr Q" sst uut 1t uHier.
It, srWfnE qualities, particularly on cloth aud
sail-r. ranuni g. rlui'ril aud a. su'h ~ rso"in'
ni-ni L g. aaT ifIrnis ani ilir llnllr svnriaiy,
skal. lulyil lhus-Etu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-07
yoficr OF Y1naI settlement.

rsNFs d. sTBATToN, Adminisiraior
e II tie estates q George & {. p ~
Whiis. deoeHsrd- has f'ed IN nv oshse his
Small acconnf current With sa'd esiasrs.
This is therefore 20 no;ify n Persons m
f.resf..i 10 BE and srpesr. Whore fhe Hon
sssls csanfr Court of Dallas Comfy. 70 be
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