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first stations in this country.
Two Outlaws shot and Killed In HIek
man


Two Outlaws shot and Killed In HIek
.a. man County rs
Three men, named Stevenson, Dexter
and Hatohel, imprisoned in the Maury
county jail at Columbia, recently broke
jail and escaped. Two of them, Stephenson
and Hatchel, went to the neighborhood of
SteVenson's home in Hickman county and
hid themselves in the woods. Watch
ing his chance, Stephenson crept out
and went to a boy who was plough
ing in field and by threats made
him undertake to go to Stephenson
house and get gun from his wife that he
might kill some men that night. The boy
frightened, went to the residence of Mr..
Coleman, a neighbor, and related 10 him
what had occurred. Mr.. Coleman immedi-
ateIy resolved what to do. He put on
woman's dress, and went to the spot where
the two outlaws were concealed. Stephen
SOD, surprising it was his wife, came for
ward to meet her. Whereupon Mr.. Cole
man fired away and killed Stephen.
son dead in his tracks. Hatchel
started to run, but Mr. c. shot him also.
He was not killed outright, but ran some
distance before he was again shot and killed.
Mr.. John Batto of the same neighbood
while blowing in the field was shot and
probably fatally wounded by some person
in ambush the day after, and it is supposed
one of the same party of outlaws, who have
infested Hickman county for some time
fired the shot.
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Gay SPnter.

The Governor will arrive here this
morning at 5 o'clock by the Chattanooga
train.
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The weather and George Diggons' horse
were the principal topics Of conversation
yesterday.
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DIsTINGUISHED ARRTvAL.

Valuable Acquisition TO the state.
Vandal, the illustrious con of Glencoe,
and the sire of many of the best racers of
the day, including James A. Connolly,
Mollie Jackson, Herizog, Pompey Payne,
Versailles, Emma Marata, etc, wss recent :
ly purchased by Gen. w. G. Harding, and
arrived here on Thursday last and was ia
ken to his quarters at Belle Meade, where
he will spend the remainder of his days.
Though twenty years old, he il as lively
as colt, and bids fair to do good service
yet. He will be esteemed by the blood
stock breeders of Tennessee as a valuable
acquisition to the State. Gen. Fl. pur-
chased him for his own use, but will per.
nit him to serve limited number of mares
of pure blood besides his own. Those de-
string his services should apply early.
This purchase gives Gen. Harding control
/ e. Jack Malone) of the
rot 81 al -, liz
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Great Reduction In Pricesl

E. & j. Northman, 20 Public Square,
have marked their entire superb stock of
drygoOds down TO New York cost, at which
rate they will continue to sell them prior
to taking account of stock, July /, We
are determined that none shall undersel
us in any department of our business
Special inducements given now. The shop
ping public, especially the ladies, are in
vited to examine our stock and ascertain
our prices before purchasing elsewhere
Remember the place at .-rEg -sEr
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Nellie Brents aud Ann Hudson got up
a little fight in the iungles yesterday, and
were taken to police headquarters.
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butchers lightning FIy-KiIIer.
DEATH TO the Living Long live the Killers
soidby Dealers everywherei junS0-d&wIm
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1OtOck Oh udnus...s. 100
The following are Che cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
70 the public: sI.7 sIai
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Market frmer; sales
to-day $4,000 bales at 12F and I2sd.
: NEW YORK, 10:30-Market quiet, but
firm. .lei hilf ~ Gai4l 4hJi- - z
New York, Market quiet bat
firm; sales to-day 700 bales; uplands sac
WHEAT.--The market is firm. Sales
on spot are Few and far between, transae-
tIons being almost wholly for future de-
livery. We however look for heavy re-
ceipts during the coming week. Sales for
future delivery, comprising 1900 bushels
at the Jackson Mills and 500 bushels at the
Reservoir, on a basis of 90 cents for Med.
iterranean, 81 for red; S1@1 O5 for smber,
and 81 10 for white. -. 20 - . e = :
FLoUR---The stock of old is being rap
idly exhausted, and prices are nominal.
New is in very active demand at SIS so to
S. for supers, $6@6 so for extra, and
9797 so for family. Mills running dsy
and night, and unable to ill their orders.
CoRE.-Shipments to-day of ], 200 bush.
els At IS and SIC, delivered in depot.
The grocery and provision market is un-
changed. rtr+
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Jane BIrDes was Yesterday fined ten dol
lars and costs by the Police Commissioner
fer selling liquor without license.
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B.rCHE.OR,.HsIRnyE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
orld; the only true and perfect Dye; harm
less. reliable. instantaneous; no dissppoint-
ment; no ridiculous tints ; remedies the i'll eff
fects of bad Dyes; invigorates and leaves the
hair soft and beautiful. BLACK or BROWN. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. l6
Bond st.. N. Y. may23 "
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srrested for Larceny.


A man named Charles Wilson, was last
night arrested on the charge of larceny.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE-A NEW
L Course of Lectures. as delivered at the New
York Museum Of Anatomy. embracing the sub
Iects: How to Live, and What to Live for;
orally Reviewed; The Cause Of Indigestion;
Flstulence and Nervous Diseases Accounted
for; Marriage PhiiisOphically Considered, etc.
These lectures will be forwarded on receipt of
four stamps, by addressing SEcRErARY BAL.
TTMoRE MUsEUH OF ANATOMY, "A West Balti-
more street. Baltimore. Md. mySDly
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" Cream of the city.

Massengale, Douglas s; Co, proprietors
OF the Reservoir Mills, aare prepared to
supply their friends and the public with
new wheat -four in barrels and lacks. also,
any quantity Of mill ofial.
They are paying the highest cash price
for wheat delivered attheir mills or ware
house, Nos. 10 and IL South Market STREET
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Keep Your Eye on YOur Gun"
Go to Fred Terrass d Co., 40 North
College street, to buy your guns, pistols,
cartridges, hardware, cutlery, builders
material, carpenter and blacksmith tools,
etc, cheaper than at any other house in
the State. je20 Wv
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Ali Persons HeIdi1s Corporation
Checks EnSetned from Prose
eating Suits.
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CARDS, BIlL.HEADS, BLANKS,
An Kinds or Railroad Blanks.
Circulars, Posters of all Sizes.

T0BWORK OF ALL KINDS DONE NEAT
~ ly and rs cheap at the Union and Nmert-
can can JOB "mee as anywhere. Give az your
FatIonAgS' auRS0 Ct
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GOLD AND sTLvrR
SIGHT EXCHANGE,
FOREIGN DRAFTS
LAND WARRANTS.
REVENUE STAMPS. 7 u

We have made arrangements to supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
On purchases of $50 or mors.-9 per cent dis
On pure bases Of $50 or Roro..3% .
On purchases Of 300 or more...3Z 1"t y !"
On purchases Of $500 or mors...M yrt. g
On purchases of $500 or more, AZ = .. -
On purchases Of $1,000 or more ~ {"
All orders must be accompanied By the money
Or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
nv r
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July 3-Dry goods market
very dull, yet steady and firm. All staples
and styles of cotton heavy-brown sheet
ings, of best Eastern makes, bring 163@
lie; Stark 16; Aug A. III. Printing
clothes a squares9. Prints irregular
Amoskeag range from l0f to 124c; inside
rate being for poor old styles; other stand
ard markes, fancy brands, selling from u
to l43, the latter being the extreme, oh
tainable only for fresh styles. EllistOn
brown cotton 1annels sell at 81 for H., n
for N, "a for o., 224 for P, III for T.,
AZ for bleached w. H., 80 for No. 26.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, July Section firm; sales
$50 bales; uplapds S43. Flour 81 900
5:35. Whisky 81. Wheat 46. Corn So
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS. July Cotton sitter;
middlings S22@S3e. Sales 154 bales; re-
ceipts 1,654 bales. Gold 1871. Sterling
Exchange 15l4. New York sight
premium. Flour; supe.fne SIS 62@
I 5 IS; XIX Sc q; xxx Sc 50. Corn
81. Oats 72@75c. Bran 81 O21@I 05.
Hay, prime S26@27. Pork dull at
S34 IS. Baeon-ReIailing shoulders 143c,
clear rib 1Sf, clear sides 1Sfc Lard
fierce 19f 70 254e; keg 81 to pc Sugar,
none in first hands; common ST to Toe;
prime 13c. Molasses nominal; fermsnting
prime go to Gle. Whiskey &c 10 81.
Cofee-Fair 143 to Isle. -. ,.- 7-
al lra 50. LoaIs Markets. -'.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-FIour 81 SOFAS.
Wheat 81 17(91 q. Corn S0994c. Oats
66@70c. Rye $i05. Whisky 93c. Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Pork 1872 75@
80 25. Bacon-shoulders 1Sl@133, clear
sides Isle. Lard 10 ~. -aI
Chicago Markets. r-
CHICAGO, July 3-Flour irregular and
unsettled. Wheat 81 264. Corn 72672t
Oats, Rye and Barley unchanged. ProYi!
sions inactive. Whisky dull aud nominal.
ST. Cincinnati Markets. -a.i.rr-,
CISCINNATI, July 3.-Flcur S. 65@
6 90. Corn 72975c. Oats 66@6Sc. Whisky
92c. Pork S32 so. Bulk meats I2f, l6f
and 1870. Lard 19c.
Wheat 81 20@I %. Rye held at 81 10.
Barley nominal. Cotton firm at 80 for
middling. -.H &
Louisville Markets. .-.a
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Flour 81 25.
Corn 66c. Oats zoe. Prime sugar I44c. |
Prime molasses 75c. Sales 154 hhds to-
bacco at S5921 so. Pork S33. Bacon
l43, is and Isle. Hams 1910. Lard
1870. Whisky 9Sc. t. ga --
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, July 3.-Cotton quiet and
firm at S23@S3c; receipts, SO bales; ex-
ports, 124 bales. Flour quiet and I'm
changed. Wheat, new, 81 I0@1 so.
corn 92@93c Oats S0@s2c. Hay $24
925. Bran 20@21c. Pork S34 so.
lard 20@2Io. Bacon weak; shoulders
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

-
GOING S0UTH-NashvifIe and Decatur
Trains leave station on South Cherry street. at
A. n. and ESQ T. n. No train Sunday morniNe
.Accommodation at $50 Pm, goes to Colum-
bal. Trains arrive at Also AN. and 200 p. n.
accommodation 10 A. n.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Nashville............5:30 A. NJ and OBS p n.
arrive at Louisville.---1:30 p NJ and 1890 P, n.
leave P. NJ and l045 P N.
arrive AT Indianapolis.-T:25 P. NJ and 3:45 A. n.
Arrive at st. Louis via
lnolanapolis........... A. N. and 400 p N.
arrive at st. Louis via ----..T = :
SeymOurs $1,000. 20 A. N. and l:30 p. n.
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville at 4:05
2. N. and arrives at Galatin at 6.25 p. NJ, every
day except Sunday. 90 \ ,,I-Tas'.sI -l-7'i
Nashville and ChatfarOeea Railroad.
Leave Nashville at A. N. and 500 Pm.
arrive az A. NJ and zoo p n.
Inc s;eO A: n. train from Nashyille. docs net
run on Sunday. -
sbsiSyviIIe AccOnlmodatAon Train.
Arrives at A. N.
Leaves P. NJ
Nashville and Northwestern n. II.
Leave Nashville.....-.....6:O0 A. NJ. and 9:0OP. n
Arrive az Hickman, Ky.lls00P p. n. and 1890 A n.
Leave hickman, ky--,-.. $50 P. N. and 400 A. N.
Arrive at Nashville. -..l2;00E. and 500 A. N.
Sleeping ears ruL through TO Memphis on
the 600 P. N. train. t"
Edgefield and Kentucky RR.
Arrive at Nashville...... ......... ......01 An
Leave p.
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Spring Sui

Go to John Yogel, No. "a North Cherry
street, to get suits of spring or summer
goods made TO order. junel 2-1m
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ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM MALARIA
Special Attention given to al forms
tt'f OF Nervous Disease.

The proprietor. DR.. Pearson. has for some
time had q private house for inValids Of this
class at Indianapolis. The house will be thor
oughly organized and provided with compe-
tent assistants and nurses. Invalid children
will be carefully cared Tor, with the attentions
of the Home Circle. .- f|. .I.| .
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Nhenf Wanted.

For which the highest market price
will be paid by S. B. spurlock & Co..
corner Broad and College streets, or the
JACKSON Mills, South Market. JOHN ].
MCCAIN.
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Trunks repaired and covered at Dun
stead's trunk factory, II Deaderick street,
up stairs. jun6tf
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Green Mount Retreat,

For the Treatment OF all Forms
Of Chronic Disease,
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The Procession and Festival To-Day.
The Fourth Of July is to be celebrated
by our German and Swiss citizens. The
procession will be formed at o'clock this
morning. The following is the
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WE ARE PREPARED TO OFFER IN
W Merchants full lines of the above GooIs
AZ iair figures, and would be pleased TO have
them call on us, " 4~'0
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LOnisvIlIe Markets

LOUISVILLE July 3.-Flour 81 25.
Corn 66c. Oats zoe. Prime sugar I44c
Prime molasses 75c. Sales 154 hhds to-
bacco at S5@2l so. Pork S33. Bacon
AZ, is and Isle. Hams 193c. Lard
1870. Whisky CSC. E. $50 -E
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| 4@NOO A1iscOuIA JU4
$4,000 North Carolina Is, new, bet c...53f
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the Both nit. says: ..
The stringency in the money market is
even more severe than yesterday. The
nominal rate at the banks is seven per
cent, as it is at the houses of few leading
private bankers, who make il rule never
to accept more. The amounts which these
institutions have to lend is small and in.
sufficient to have any marked influence on
rates. The chief borrowers are the specu-
lative holders of securities dealt in at the
Stock Exchange, and they up to the time
of writing have paid one quarter 10 one
half Of one per cent per day for
money when railway shares have been the
collateral; on pledge of government bonds |
from One-ei9hth to oTe-qHGrter Of one per cent.
per day has been the rate As before |
noticed in this column, it is clear that |
these extravagant rates are established BY |
the maBipnlasions of spectators who hold |
the market within easy control and move /
rates up or down as their interests dictate.
The Clearinghouse statements of yesterday /
and to-day indicate that legal tenders have
been Withdrawn from the banks, as several
banks which yesterday were largely creditor
show to-day no corresponding increase on
the debtor side of the statement. In
addition to this Eithdrawal Of legal ten
ders from the banks large amounts are
borrowed early in the day by brokers sup
posed to be employed By the spectators
for decline, and these amounts are of
course withheld from general use. The
movement of currency TO and from this
centre is not large at the present time;
come of the banks are receiving small
amounts foom the West, while other banks
are making small remittauces to
that section. Rates of New York Elk.
change at New Orleans are firm, but as
yet we do not hear that any considerable
amounts Of currency have been received
from that point. IL is fortunate for the
Community that The dulness in
Trade at this season does not make Them
active borrowers. Commercial paper is
and rates are irregular; the
lominal quotation for prime aeeep,ances
3 ten to twelve per cent. . ....
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, July Cotton quiet and
firm at S23@33c; receipts, SO bales; ex-
ports, 124 bales. Flour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat, new, 81 I0@1 so.
Corn 92@93c. Oats S0@s2c. Hay $24
@25. Bran 20@21c. Pork $34 so.
Lard 20@2le. Bacon weak shoulders
I43c. aides I8Ac r-- .a.s 81
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Great Distribution.

By the Metropolitan Gift Company.
Cash Gifts to the amount of $3.50, 90 o
II Every II ckef Draws Prize,
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: : 3 SATURDAY, July 8, 1859.
Nashville Cotton Market.

CoTToN.-There was but little doing to-
day, and quotations remain unchanged, as
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The corner of Church and Cherry streets
was the scene of slight disturbance yes-
terday evening, caused by crowd ofyoung
men who had congregsted on tie pave
ment, and in the heat of their debate, up
on some subject, we're using language not
altogether appropriate for the ears of all
who might pass that way. A policema
was called who soon cleared the street of
the naughty fellows" +
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RICHMOND, INDIANA.

= II y = n =
WILL BE OPEN JUNE THE FIRST
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TEE A OF TEN as.

10 he ShsriF or any Constable Of LdHa'
County Greeting:
kNnEREAS, oath has been made before
w me that John Joseph Carpenter
and Alucd Chm pcnlier nre absent from
this State, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them; there
fore, you are hereby commanded that you,
by making publication Of this writ in the
DullAs HERALD, a newspaper printed in the
town of Dallas, Tor four successive weeks
Lcrore the return day hereof, summon the
said John Joseph Carpenter and Alfred
Carpenter to be and appear before the
District Court Of Dallas county, on the
first day Of the next term thereof, to be
holden at the Courthouse, in the town o;
Dallas, on the 10th Monday after The End
Moaduy in August, 1869, then and there to
answer the petition Of Carries Cary and
Natiya Irma Copy, his wife, said petition
praying for a judgment decrecing the par
tition Of the estate Of Nicholas Joseph
Charpenticr and L izabeth Carpenter his
wife, both deceased or, in case that said
estate could not be partitiored, for an or
der to sell the same.
Herein fail not, and Of this writ, due re-
turn make, rs the law directs.
- Witness, NJ; Thcvenet, Clerk OF
SEAL the District Court of Dallas coun-
wv ty, and the seal of said Court
bereon impressed, this 9th day of October,
AID. 1863. Nj. TlENENET,
elk d. c. D. Co. Texas.
Came to hand same day issued, and ex-
ccutcd by ordering publication in the Dal
las HERALD for four successive weeks.
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rnr srlTr Ga TEN,..

n "a Si.sgs ~ 49, oa'ala n b-is'
tssE-trr fsgs
A nErrAS htTrisierr, ia-sits-ai he
" fsn tsim, Az lrul q The Dis
,siri C1uu VI Dallas caunigi paFli Caster
Instituted HE suii II u~rsiAss o. iTg niir
q last Richard Nilson, Or the Ieeogslg
n certain lsuis lying la ssil eaUuig "
Dallgs as wrll AZ damages tyr rrnis snl
lrespasses npan sane IN HE sau ~ a
rLou,shI anliarS sid Hands ronisinlns
-ishiy seTrs, mere or less one tract heins
tu acrrs Oni ~ lie Seulhfasi quarter VI ihe
N,sl half 4 Hiram ngnnsils suTE =, aud
uns sller irsri, containing a. acres hving
he Nouhrasl qnaner ~ HE MeAihh,y
.ul Nil.isus survey, r. milrs West ~ iLe
loWn VI nsllas, ia The N~iriniig " Grape
Einr pnjrie, between the Nest anl klm
ipTLs II rriniiy river sad decided 10 said
David Castor ~ LrNis castor and alene'
a. Afterwards said David Castor died, aud
a. the Spring Terra, A,p, lt19, u saii
District Ioun of Dallas e0nniy, death VI
plNiniid was suggested, sud Mary, taiha-
riHs, hose A. 4 Jack Caster ny their lHrlr
anl nrSl friend, l., II, Castor, were made
palIiss plaintiff; AMI Eheleas oath has
AllA. hal hrth AAAN NAANAN NV - - - '
Record, Attorney Of record Of said l. H.,
Castor that Tie residence el said Richard
Wilson is unknown 10 this a%fisui, 50 that
Ito ordinary process oi Law ca -ol DC
served upon him You are therefore eeu-
maHlri that You, by mas!Ag publication
Of llls writ In the Dallas llEHAsn, a news
paper puLllshel Ia tie town Of Dallas,
s0uniy of Dallas, during four successive
weeks before The return day thereof sum
man lhe said Richard Wilson TO be and aP-
pear before the District Court Of Dallas
county, on the first DAY OF the neat term
thereof TO BE- holden at the Courthouse, Ia
the Town Of Dallas, GU the 10th Monday
after tue 2nd Monday in August, Al. 1863
TO answer the complaint OF the said l., IT,
Castor, as aforesaid.
Herein fail not, anl u this writ due re-
turn make, Of how you have executed the
SANE.
- Given under my hand aud iii
SEAL cinl seal, nj office, IN The iown Of
Wv Dallas, thi, 2sih day OF October,
A.p.' 1859. NJ. TnEvENET,
Clk D. L. u. Co. Texas.
Came TO hand same day issued. Dallas
liERALp will make publication OF this writ
Tor four successive weeks.
n. X. WlNNlF0RD,
Sheriff Dallas county, Texas.
Dallas, Oct. ~, lS69--I:iw
Printers fee, Sl5, specie.
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THEE STATE OF v

TO the S,,erigV Dalas county, Greeting
WHEREAS, 2. L. Coombes, Admins
w traitor de Jonis non with the will an
nexed of the estate of John Smith, late Of
Dallas county, Texas, deceased, has filed in
my Office his petition, praying for a parti-
ton and distribution of said estate, This
is, therefore, to command you that you
summon, by publication in the Dallas HER
ALp for four successive weeks, Eliza q.
Meaders and J. W. Mcadcrs her husband,
Eugeuia, Fuyettc r., Margaret b., George,
Nancy and Willard Lively, minor heirs Of
Mary Ann Lively, deceased, Livonia Skaggs
and jackson Skaggs, her husband; Mary
B. Moore and Charles II. Moore, her hus-
band, Peter I. Smith, Samuel, Livonia D.,
Thomus b. and Virginia Smith, minor heirs
of John P. Smith, deceased, nd orneti
and John Cornett, her husband, to be and
appear at the next regular term of the
County Court of Dallas county Texas to
be holden at the courthouse in the town of
Dallas on the last Monday (the 20th) of
November, A. D. 1863, then and there TO
shog cause, if any they have, why said es-
tate should not be partitioned and distribu-
ted.
~ Witness my official seal and sig
SEAL nature at Office in Dallas this
wv 18th day of October, A. d. 1869.
S. S. JONES,
C. C. C. Dallas county Texas.
Come to hand same day issued, and exc
cuted by ordering publication in the Dallas
Herald for 4 successive weeks. Oct. 30,
1869. N. r. WlNNEFORD, Sheriff.
Dallas, Oct. 30-7:4w.
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A Great Bargain offered.
A Steam Merchant ELL and Saw
hill for Sale.

WILL SELL the sbore property for less
than the machinery cost in Galveston
There are two run rock capable OF grind
ing 200 bushels grain in u hours with lt
or ] I cord Of wood. A saw capable OF saw
ing 1000 feet lumber per day and a good
demand for lumber at 50 90 per hundred
feet. al in good order. The cylinder y
newly bored out and new boiling eloihs
The boiler is 30 feet long, ~ inches diane
ter. usrd about 3 years. The cylinder %
I2l inch bore. The Mil House Is ~ by %
feet long. built with = vieE Of Putting IN
set Il cards. Power suiBeiento Of running
he mill and set Of cards or gin There
are ,iso two good dwelling houses ID
co.. ouf houses for hands, POO acres good
irbe- land. also about Iz5 Or 10 bead
sf hurs good stock, Bsfkshire erussed On
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