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lN THE FIELD AGAIS.-"Joe's" Ba>
kerry the original place Of Refreshments for the in
son streets. where Joe Kubwarth 10 ready 70 serve
meals At all hours. day night. and give board
by the week. The bar supplied with the best
stock IN market .rr mlodtf
International Hotel Opened Again.
The International Hotel will be open
again to the pubic this morning, Tuesday,
Hay 4th. J. JULES GERMAIN, Prop'r.
m4dtf
Bartos a. Will have removed
their stock of Jevelry to John p. Fink L
Co.'S Boot and Shoe Store, No. So Main st.
m1dtf
To OUR PATRoNs.-In consequence of
the late disastrous hre, and the fact that
heavy freight bills will in few days have
TO be paid, We most cordially invite our pat
rons and customers to call and liquidate their
little accounts at their earliest possible con-
venieDce. Thankful for the generous pat
merit full Measure Of its continunnce-
-rcn4.a --LrCn- E i. III. REA
-f,uE1uuU go 30 Bridge Street.
wHITMoRE & WILSON'S train passed
through the city yesterday en- route for Fort
Benton. They brought load of lath from
Virginia City TO be used In the buildings now
in process of erection In this place. s.sass5
Wanted. twenty quartz miners.
Apply a. the ofice Of
cHAs. HRNDRIE, Unionville.
m25dAslu f
Ice Cream. - ice Cream.
Ar the San Francisco Bakery, Bride e street,
n Renig, proprietor, superior article of
Ice Cream may now be obtained every dav
and evening. Call and try it. 80.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE frm OF MURPHY & StephensonI : .'-+;ss il-
II dissolved by mutual consent. Al P.ts is-
Sebted To said hr1 will please call So - 6rn .
mediate settlsmsnt. Either mem oe5 49,. W Pr
authorized 10 receipt all bills of indeo'ela ssei
ties having claims against the hrm a. ais !. me o1
L, pressut them Immediately. once D
sta1dsf T. T.. s. D. G. Tut. ,,,-RPHY.
uvIrss, G. p. sTEPHbNso--
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE I
HELENA. NJ T. May 2Oth- ls69
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following Do
~ scribed Township Plsts have beer this cAy
fled in this ONCE and lands therein will Be 0Pes
for entry from and aftsr this d ate.
Township No. 1, South OF Range No. ), ast
Township No. 8. North Of Range No. 5, LAsL
Township No, 8. North OF Range No. ., East
Principal Meridian.
Settlers in toe above Townships are hereby SOC
FED TO fle their declsratory statements and ho1E
stead applications At this ofsce within ihiss
months from this date, otherwise their rights VI
be forfeited o. B. 0BASNON.
GEORGE MCLEAN, Regisief;
Receiysr. Ny2ldsEsi
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c. O.D-wALTHiM WltCHEs---C. o. D

LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
FULLER & CO. (lass NJ Z Chapman 4 %
Removed to No. 25, Johns s.. ~ u
We will send. on order single Wal -.
WATCHES, in solid Gold and silver eAss' !. +
by express TO any nsSt Of the United s's'ss 100
paid for on delivery, After examination ., s.T-ss
The comPany's guarsntes sent mn -, - Al
in Z 5l,,st;oT -. ' UITDSON s MENEI,
mvsSdif Al PARK Row Nes l0fI-
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Freight Wanted-kirken
daII's Mule Train n-ThirIy-tWo
Wagons; eight and ten muIe
teams, now ready for the rOao.
Freight delivered with Ger
tainty and ceIerity-Ihe reHa
bic Freight Express oil mon
tapa- Contracts solicited. Au
dress or apply to
HUGH KIRkENDALL,
april 1-d&w2m. Helena, VI. l.
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Look Out!

4 IwiII be absent from my Assay tis,s u,
the next three weeks. during Whien Ia bsE
we'll known melter and sssayer OF chsrgs
lion. Mr.. Joseph Rosenthal, wall - nv lIss
OF my laboratory ard do all woLh = Ted %
With ACCURACY. All assays
conform to the Us. standard. prInIf.
spr30 DIFF
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OF the Third Judicial District of the Territorv Of
Montana in and for the County of Lewis and c ark
ANGtLINE FISHER. PlaIntin.
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The North Pacific, on and after tonight
(April SO,) will be kept open all night. Th'
guests of the house will therefore have fire,
access TO their rooms during all hours of th'
night.
mIdtf RIALLE & BELLERIVE.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03
LOUISIANA ITEMS.

A little girl of Arthur u. Harris. ESQ.,, was
burned to death last week at the residence of her
father, about three miles from Columbia, II
seems that she was playing in the yard near a
burning log, when her clothing caught fire, and
before assistance could reach her, she was burned
so severely as to be beyond the reach of medical
assistance. The little girl was about five years
old Monroe lntelligencer, Oath.
The weather In this region for the last four or Eve
days has been all that could be desired by farmer,
gardener, or any other worker. From the de.
serted appearance of our streets during the week,
we judge that it is being avsiled by all to get
ready for their seasons work. Lord send as a
propitious year and bountiful harvest is the uni
verssl prayer Of the people.-[Clinton Patriot. 20.
Although the weather has been very unfavor
able for clearing up and preparing land for the
coming planting season, number of our plant
eTs are in town on the look out for hands. There
are hund eds Of freedmen living in idleness and
filth in our city, whom no inducements can wio
from the allurements of city poyerty-[ Baton
Rouge Comet, Feb. 20.
The weather has again been, nearly the whole
Of the past week, the most horrid on record.
Our planters are fully month behind work, and
Democrat, Feb. "a.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

TEE CHURCH DIFFICULTY.-Ihe full cores.
pondenoe between Bishop Whitehouse. of Illinois,
and Assistant Bishop Cummings. Of Kentucky wa
published in Chicago on the 10th ult. The for
mer wrote twice to the latter to dssusde him from
visiting Chicago to speak for certain societies. one
Of which Whitehouse termed schismatical and de-
signed to disturb his diocese, while to speak for
the other (American Church Missionary Society
would raise various questions. Cummings replied
that be had accepted the invitations, and could
not yield 10 Bishop Warehouses; dictstion. The
latter then entered his protest against the con.
templated visit, and sent notice thereof to Bishop
Smith. of Kentucky. Cummings again replied
that by becoming bishop he had not renowned
the right TO accept an invitation from any rector
and entreated Whtehouse not to raise an issue by
denying that right. Bishop Cummings preached
here morning and evening last Sunday, and thus
the matter stands. 7-.r I'm ..f =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

THE GRANT MCCLURE ISrHRvIEw.-A Washing
ton special to the ST. Louis Democrat (RadicaD
Gays:
There is great deal Of talk about the Nc.
Clure interview of yesterday. ALI hands admit
that be succeeded in killing himself, as well "a
Gov. Curtin. Those who sympathize with him in
what he undertook, profess 70 be greatly Mortified
at Grants remark that be was not the repre-
sentative of party, though voted for by party,~
and from 1t some persons are trying TO deduce the
conclusion that Gen. Grant has deserted the Re-
publican party. He himself, in talking about the
interview, says that the remark Is twisted from ia
meaning by being cut out Of its connection. Nc
Clnre was objeciing strenuously to Stuart, on the
ground that he was not a representative political
man, and that on this account his selection would
give dissatisfaction, and to this line OF remark
Grant responded that the same objection would
apply TO himself for he was not q Representative
political man, though he had been voted for by q
party, and that as the party had shown coufdencs
IN taking him for their candidate, he didn't see
how any loyal man could object to Mr.. S:asrt,
who certainly had performed great and valuable
services during the war. Gen. Grant further says:
The potion somewhat prevailing that Hr. Stuart
has been selected for cabinet appointment, Is
not founded on anything he has sad, bat on the
assumptions OF persons who have eross-questioned
him. Those who know the state of Stnarts
health are quite confident he would not accept Q
post Of great labor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

The lNDIANs.-A letter from Gen. Sheridan re-
ceived at Gen. Sherman's headquarters dated in
the field, January 3lst, states that the Cheyennes
aud ATrapahOes report that smother engagement
between the forces under command of Col Evans
OF the Sd regular cavalry, took place between the
18Th and 10th Of January, at point ten days
travel west of the Witcheta mountains 10 which
the troops were successful, totally destroying an
Gen. Custar, in a communication to Sheridan.
from his canp on the North Fork Of the Red
River, corrobOrates the report as having come
through Indian sources. Igwas Col. COon's com.
mand which gave the redskins such drubbing on
Christmas day. Although the news of the lights
50 Indian report no doubt lie entertained by Gen.
Sheridan OF such an engagement. There are
struggling and isolated bands made up Of the NAL
contents Of the several fighting tribes, and it is
themt
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03
House OF Repr..s.sativs..

The city charter was made the special order for
O'Clock this evening.
Mr.. Kent of ST. Helena, moved to reconsider
the vote by which the bill was postponed. A
melton to table this motion was lost by q to Al.
The motion to reconsider prevailed.
Alexander OF Orleans, moved to indefinitely
postpone the bill, and on that called the previous
question. The main question was ordered by a
recorded vote Of 81 10 20. .....-..-.-- +.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was car.
ried By the following recorded vote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

Y ALTMAN. j. O.,
TROPICAL ROOFING xANUFAoToRY,
DEALER In COAL. CHARCOAL. COKE. WHITE
SAND AND FlREwooD,
Ne. esA Bfenviile street. Corner or MaraIs.
Orders len st the place or Box Sc Nechanic,' Kx
change, win receive prompt attention
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

Don't buy miserable single thread machine,
when you can get frat premium Grover 4 Baker
at the New York price, ffty-hve dollars, and war.
rAnted i've years, at ls1 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

I OUIsIANA STATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE: COR. CARoNDELEr AND COMMON SITS.
d ..MARINE.....RIv
RISKS TAKEN AT THB LOWEST TARIFF RATES,
K GANUCHEAU, President.
A BALDWIN, Vice President.
l.. W. RAOuIE Sacratsrz
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

INSURANCE.

| Organized In 1881
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFE1rABLE HALF LoA,
TAKEN; NO NOTES REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend Fifty $50 Per Cent
EQUAL TO PROM ONE HUNDRED TO ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PER CENT
REvERsIoNARY DIVIDEND
Foheies IN force IS 600 900
Assets. 100000
Annual lnc9me 10000
Losses Paid BO0OO
| -oyrIcERs-
W. L. 80. President.
d. " Secretary.
L. .Actuary
q. A Superintendent OF Agencies
| -DrE-oroRs-
| Hon John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, House Harper & Bros, New York.
John J. Crane. President Bank Republic
William 7. Hooker Wall street.
William n. VermIye. Banker, Oermilye 4 Coz
Charles G. Redwood Cashier Newark Banking Co.
Mnot c. Morgan, Banker
Thomas Rigney, House Thomas Rigney L Co.
Benjamin b Sherman. n. Y. Steam Sugar Refining Co
Aaron Arnold House Arnold Constable 4 Co.
Richard H. Browne. westmOre & Browne Attorneys
z. " HanshwOut House &. v HsnghwOut a c.
William wIlkens, House W. wnkens Co.
Jnius b. Pratt. Merchant
William W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant
William Allen Merchant.
George W. Cuyler, Banker Palmyra, New York
George Hope President OOntuoHsai insurance &c.
John IL. Sherwood Park Place.
Walton Il. PeckhAm, Fifth Avenue and 2si street.
Edward H. Wright. Newark, New JsrseT.
George W. FaIlee. Attorney.
w. L. Cogswel, Merchant
JOSEPH MAGNER,
General Agent for Louisiana
IS Union Street, New Orleans,
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE
OF NEW ORLEANS.
ONCE, no. 10 Camp street,
Corner OF Natehez street.
SEVEN ENTH YEAR.
Assets on the Stat December, 1868 81
ALFRED NNouLToN, President.
A. ". HUNTER, Secretary.
This Company Continues TO issus Policies on FIRE
RIVER and MARINE risks at the rates Of premium
A. T. MSy' RsSsrs H SGtHi' Ar % 1 leeds
B. N HoTreIl. Jno r. Moore, WIN Chambers
Jno. C Rogers, d. A. Chshraix, W. n Perkins
EACTORs' AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Carondeiet street.........,....ee
NEW oRLEAEs, La
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT, YEAR ENDING
sOrH APRIL. 1858.
Premiums for the year ...................Ss26Es
Losses raid 1910 66
ASse'S' Sih April lS0s.'................. 6oSS4 Is
CASH DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO srOCKHoLDRRa
In Capital Stock Department. TEN PER GENT
In Premium Department. =. .FTFTEEN PER CENT
This Company continues to Issue Policies FIRE RIVER
nd MARINE RISKS ct The rates Of Premium.
All Dividends Of the Company are payable In CASH WITH
'ut discount
MICHEL MUssoN President
HARMON DoAHE, Vice President
ED. A PALTREr Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
HotSs Greenwood Richard Nfnken.
J. W. Burbridgs. Samuel T. Moor,
W. A johnson ". II. Hsnniug
John Noble. III Warren
John Chafs, Simon Bloch
Hugh McCoIi. r. T. Buckns, ,
Marshall J. Smith Samuel Friedlan 81 :
L OsulHeld. H. FreIsen
Alfred 6. Huntington. VIM. Cresvy.
L. II. Terry r. W. ROdd.
j. ID. Blair. Joseph Hoy
kobeE 'Pitkn. Perry Nugent
Oanahoa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
J. M. LAPEYRE, w. MOUET,
JOHN DAVIDSON, Ia u. PoTHIER.
n. ZUBERBIER, WIN McCULLoCH,
L N MARKS O. CAvAROO
L. =. SCHMIDT, WIN. CREEvY,
w. COOPER, THOs K. FINLAY,
". s. PIKE, ANTHONY sAMBOLA.
DAVID MoC0ARU, PATRICK IRWIN
OAULFIELD, JNO. O. SIENOfT,
GERARD STIlH, W. O. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
mo- DAVIDSON, President;
VS. PIKE. Vice President;
r ", YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. FoVRNIRR, TreasurE
". O. NICHOLS n D., Physician.
ALEXANDRA HART, Medical Examiner.
N. O. FoLaER Agent
Ofios No 10 CATOndsle, street. DsvissOns Row.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-03

|NRENENS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF EEw oRLEANa
With privilege to Increase to $500 COO
nee No % Camp street sssry BuildnE come Of Damp
and Common streets.
MuLLupoN, President; J. NJ LAPEIKs, Vice President
EN- GAEucHBLU, Secretary,
his Company offers 10 the Insured the option II rebate
H cent participation In the net proatss payable at
Il end OF each year In cas- 49,.
TLAs MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS. NO.
0IsANA STATE AGENCY, CORNER CAMP AND
COMMON STREETS.
New OreanA
IN r. PURvIS. General Agent
BEAUMONT, g c stary
Agent
MEDICAL HxAnNKKs:a
L, I. JOS. T. soorr
Atlas Mutual Life Insurance Company issu % World
efohcy. The assured by its shall be Allowed
~ sea and land throughout the whole world Without
narA &c OF permit, and be ct liberty 70 follow any
u occupation whatsoever.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
niOody Array!

FINN the Waco Examiner, OF. ILL.,
Two brothers named Grimes getting I'M
der the influence ofliquor this morning and
becoming bolstsrous the police aitem pied
to arrest them, they resisted, firing upon
police with their six-shooiers wounding
Nr. Conyer, q Federal soldier, In the hand.
They then mounted their horses and start
ed out Of town, taking the Austin road. A
squad OF Federal soldiers, undc, 1t. Sands,
Immediately started in pursuit.
They were overtaken about two m lies
from town, on the Gatesville road. The
two Grimes turned aud commenced firing
on the soldiers, five in humber, who return
ed the fire with their earbines, killing both
Of them Instantly.
We are informed by responsible parties,
who reside in this city, and know the two
young men that were killed, that they are
Of highly respectable parents and have here
toforo borne good character themselves.
Their father resides on tho Leon river in
the edge Of Corycll county.
II is thought that they were on their re
turn home from Kansas, where they had
been with drove OF beeves.
Since writing the above the bodies Of the
Two men killed have arrived and boon
placed in the Court House preparatory to
holding q Coroner's Inquest. ...
They arc about % and 70 years OF age
respectively. .a.
Great excitement still prevails.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23


efEThe large attendance at the great
Railroad Barbecue last Saturday and ut
the Fair during this week, convinces us
that a public spirit is being aroused that
will be Of inealculable value and efficiency
in the development and improvement Of
our rich and beautiful Wheat Region of the
great State Of Texas. Public spirit has
Leen, in years past, sadly needed in this
section and other parts of the State. Pub
lie spirit, WHEN once fully aroused, can
20 make the wilderness blossom as the rose,
and nothing in the way of substantial i'm
provement is beyond accomplishment by
men moved by promptings Of proper pub
lie spirit. Keep public spirit awake in all
the land.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23

tgHf iiff as.t Iffei 3 go 81
fai.i.1a II raf fflifsf q 90 s.sif -
iHsf l.i go .tsiis a. ifslfsf Hf| a.
nlt rtftf Ttfif - Fsiaitil ffrssis
sttssffift i 81 ~ u 80 EFasi iafafi
sflf ilsi - use 81 fsiiiitai lfus atft
fI 40 .rl aiseft o. flfsi 81
nt sfssri a. usii ols 10 49, sf
rss 81 81 flfsttsi - b. 10 ~ .slsisIs,
"a IN Iiirgi taifs saasl $500 Tffiif
: hsasslsi. D. % ifTIsaf iAs sssii-
afai tAsi l.sis 30 iif I'issi "a ~ hsFse-
iifsa, if ~ 10 neltiais sHl hiaIal sHi
si1ss ssiisfsfisIg sts sltEst u sspsiRfss
"a ~ sIlaa aAi ias aptsiisl, sinllI 10
sssss - g. a kfFsllissH,
Nc ssuli san iAs aiisAiisa n saF Ttsl-
sac ~ ihs fsHaFT sHi TrsssRi Tslisy u ,As
sii! sfilsusisa, ia ais HsElTa- iiiskasEH
has Harris ssanig slsags ssaas AfT ailssi
Asa a. iAs Legislature, IAs Fssail is ,hs
siiToa sys,ssa u iAs Sis,s lhss has ksil
~ lhs si.g 4 iisDsiss sEi siill kssIs IL
aliss- AH3 ass, ihs IFeFls iAsEs lass ss'
80 SsA.isgial eah1iisis-all sfsFssy par
~, silsHily aogaissse aEi ,hsiT Eaa will
b slssisi, HAYS Nc a., ia AsEshsFa TsA-
a.. iEns asa iEisTesis a. sists, sH4 s.a ss
a., Ca. lii'ls slils, AssP asHH ssE s,reas-
60 FTsisiipfs AL hsiEgS ssi sseigsls
he mels hbsTsl srniissfals u saE lraHs,
.si has fN'-s's ,ls lgesPs'.'y - ear
sisiss
CslVsAiisas s'sn 'aF State sfsesss sFs
esiy lsnasdsd .ui sIs sAsusst,s in higL
parry iiRss ~ Tsssssiis The slsins sf diff
fesnt faVsIiiss Gnl 10 lay sssH IIiRsiPlss
LAT lhsy nsEsr ssFs seeded ani esHHsl hs
successfully dsfsIisa shea sTgaHiEsi sin-
ply ~ islsTmiAs shS shall be candidates
for esaaiy sfisss, such as shsTifis, Jassisss
q tie peace, aAd ssRslsbles, We trust eur
people gill sonmiI no sash folly, aHi BY
TssoTiing 10 ns.aFss u this kind ailsmP1
TO ss,rseiss msA sysA of their o5h party,
whs are not iHsliAsl to subuis their uAass
% The dssisiOh sf seuhly Or PFseiHsi meet
ings. These siisss are net 80 hsHOrAbls,
and certainly not 50 lucrative that there
should be scramble Tor them. Let every
voter sadeayor 10 select the best nslsrlal
possible that may be presented for the diff
fsrsnt .fisss, lis good, sound, reliable
material that We want, PruisHi, able aud
Discreet men,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Missed
TIVE STATE OF TEXAS.

TO the Sheriff Of Dallas County Greeting :
NOU are hereby commanded, that you
h summon by publication, J. NJ. Gold &
Co., whose residence is unknown, to be
and appear before the District Court, to be
holden in and for tho county of Dallas, at
the Courthouse thereof, at the town Of Dali
las on tho 10th Monday after the End Mon
day in August, 1869, then and there TO an
swcr the petition Of John p. Lawrence,
filed in said Court against the said J. M.
Gold s. Co., and alledging in substance as
follows: That on the 28th day Of October,
1861. the said Gold & Co. obtained judg-
mcnt against the said Lawrence in the JUS
ticcs Court of Dallas county, for the sum
of twenty eight dollars and eighty-two
cents. ,..
Petitioner AYERS that he owed said Gold
& Co. nothing, and that said Judgment " as
rendered without service upon him, that
the judgment was dormant and the execu-
ton void, and prnys for writ Of injunction,
which was granted.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there be fore said Court this writ with your
return thereon showing how you have exc
cuted the same. non
- Witness NJ. Thevsnet, Clerk Of
SEAL the District Court Of Dallas coun-
Wv ty. Given under my hand and
seal Of said Court, in the town of Dallas,
this the 18th day of October, AID. 1863.
NJ. THEVENET,
6:4w1 elk. D. C. D. Co. Texas.
TPrinters fee, $40, specie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-23
Vim. ID. Dillon.
TnE STATE Or TEXAS.

" 40 Aifg " I,ai..s 0s.s,y Gsssa-g'
T0u ars hsEsty semHanlsi ihsi yea
Il salansn, ~ Tublissiien, Giles flliy,
phsss Tssilfhsf i uHknsNn, 10 h aUi AZ
par bsfsTs The nisiTisi CouTi, % b. hollsh
10 snd fsI he cenniy u l,sllas, ani STATE
" TrKas, az the ceuTiheuss thrTsof, Ia the
issR " hallss ga ihe l6ih Meniay afisT
ihs Fad Neaday in AuEusi, lsos, shsA snd
ihsre 10 snsasT ihs Isiiiion 81 lsha T.,
IAsTFnss, flsi ia said coaH sgaihsl the
saii filiy, Hai sl'sing iH saesisnes ss
fsllsss That On the siih day " March,
ls6i, iis ssii fiiley stiainsi q jalgmeHi
aFsiasi lLs aid iyssTsnes, ia the Jus,less
Csau Il said esnniy for the sum efseVsn
iy-sisht ao,lag aEt Twelve ssnls Hilh sssls
ani inierssi-
IriisnsT sVrr that said filly had no
cause II aeiisa against hiw and that said
julgmtnl ~as Hntswi wiihoul ANY pro-
ssss tsiHg .sHei upon him, aud pays for
. sTl u injansiioH and snpsTssdius, which
sss granted,
ilrrtin fell not, bat have you then AID
there before saii Court this writ Nth your
return thereon showing how yoa have exc
euiel the SINE,
- Witness N, Thsyshe', Clerk Of
SEAL the District Court ~ Dallas eaun-
Wv ~, Given undsr my hand aud
seal Of said Court IN The IosR Of Dallas,
this The lslh day ef October, Al, 1879,
~. TllEyENEf,
G;iwl clk, u. c, D. 70, Texas,
lrriIisrs fee, $40, sPssls,l
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Dallas County Greeting :
WHEREAS, Frances z. Lane, who re-
w sides in Dallas county, Texas, has
6led in the District Clerks office of Dallas
county, Texas, her petition praying for a
divorce uinculo matrimonii, from Stephen
s. Lane, and alledges that said Lane, vol
unfairly abandoned her in August 1864 and
has remained absent from her ever since,
(more than three years). That during all
which time she has been compelled TO sup
port herself and her infant child, about
seven years old. That said deft Lane has
no property, and that his present residence
is unknown to her, and she prays for the
custody Of said child until its majority.
And having fled an affidavit that the resi-
dcnce Of Deft. IN unknown TO her, ? t
These are therefore 10 command you TO
summon Stephen S. Lane, BY publication
in the "Dallas HERALD, q weekly news
paper printed and published in Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas, for four successive
weeks, 10 appear on the first day OF the
next term Of the District Court Of Dallas
county, Texas, to be holded at the Court
house in the town Of Dallas, in the county
Of Dallas, and State Of Texas, on The 18th
Monday after The End Monday in August,
IsCa. 20 answer the petition Of said Fran
css &. Lane, as above set forth. 1sii
Herein fail not, but Of this writ make
doe service and return, together with your
action thereon endorsed.
- Witness my hand as clerk OF said
SEAL Court and The seal Of said Court,
Wv this 18th day Of October, 1859.
H. TBEFENET,
6s4u1 Ok. D. c. p. Co. TEXAS.
TPriBtsrs fee, SO, specie