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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
Letter from Kansas-The Cat.

To the Editors Of the Dallas Herald
In answer to many inquiries in refer
ence to the cattle point for the coming sea-
son, can safely say that with all the i'm
ducements held out by other roads and
points, Abilene still stands in the as;en-
dancy. 1t is useless to speak of the noto.
riety of that place rs q cattle market-it
is too we'll known, and the new recon-
mended places will be mere shadows as
shipping points, when compared to it. The
old wards are under repair, and being
thoroughly renovated while new set of
wards are about to be built. This read will
do rs we'll so far as rates are concerned, as
any competing road.
The Atlantic and Pacific roads are nd
vo, Using extensively in Texas, and proter
to DO something to induce the trade, which
shall be, and by some is, considered moral
ly impossible Besides, that is not the
country in which to hold cattle the range
is not what is desired and in the summer
the flies arc so bad that cattle will reduce
instead of improving in flesh.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad which will probably be finished
to the neighborhood of the cattle trail by
June LIST, will be q splendid point for the
grazing of cattle, being superior range to
that of Abilene. But it will need year
or two standing to make it good trading
point for cattle. There is no question in
my mind but that in about two years the
end of that road and in the section Of
country they design locating point this
year,-will be a permanent cattle point
it being perfectly adapted to that one
thing.
They seem to think at Schuyler IA point
West Of Omaha, on the U. P. Road,) tha
drovers are foolish enough to listen to in
ducements TO take a new trail-ayoid eve
ry other point--leaving the old route they
all know so we'll; endanger themselves
among Indians leave market where they
are certain of sales, and go TO new place
Of which they know nothing, and canno
possibly expect to realize additional prof
enough to pay for the difference in driving
hope none of them will be bumbuggsd int
that thing.
No Texas cattle on the market yet. Cat
tie wintsred in this section badly. A
great many are dying. Will write to yol
again anon. Yours truly,
G.. A. W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

nsl- Our able Representative In Con-
gres., Hon. John c. Conner, was In our
city on Thursday, en- route to his home in
Sherman, and paid us a visit. lie is in
good health and looking finely. lie has
proved himself worthy OF the trust reposed
by the people in him, and has won the
good will Of oil true Democrats by his in
dustry and the fearless discharge OF oil
his duties in Congress.
lie addressed large and enthusiastic au.
diences at Galveston, Houston and Calverii
his eloquence is highly spoken Of by the
press of those places. lie has a very
strong hold upon the affections Of the peo'
pie throughout the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

n@The Houston Union, as we learn by
paragraphs in our exchanges, greeted US,
some time since, with "How are you, De
lirium Tremens? ?" but has not favored us
with a copy Of its insolence and discour
tesy. The insinuation that we have ever
been afflicted with the disorder named 10
totally false. We only called the editor
an ink-slinger, and that he certainly is.--
Strange he should fly into a passion al
that, when he with superlstive sgotism
slings ink in this fashion:
awe believe we understand jour-
ma lism as a SCIENCE, and we know
how to practice it as an ART, not
in Texas alone, but in the WORLD Of
journalistic literature. Give us q
large city as base, and all the
necessary appliances, and we ARE
not afraid to stand alongside OF
EVEN THE FOREMOST"
Hba pleasant thing to him that he be-
lieves all these fine things, a. nobody elss
will. Among the necessary appliances
is brain, an article with which be doe.
not seem to be overlooked. lie is, TO say
the least, very superior writer Of sOphis-
try, slang and gross personal abuse. In
this line, however be has neither the wit
OF Prentics nor the truth OF that other old
buecaneer, Parson BroEnlov. The notice
able point in the character Of the great
H.liogabaIus Of the Texas Radical press is
the great quantity Of original stuff where
with he borss The sensible portion Of his
rssders-sn ocean Of words. words. words,
wherein
HPsrio5s after periods crawl,
Like eattsrpill.rs on . vail
That fall 70 Climb, and climb ts fall"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

Napoleon Is at London. He
says: my return to France is on
ly question of time. Sooner or
later she will summon me to save
her from tho incapables who are
now displaying their folly and
madness in shedding her bloc d and
plunging her into anarchy. My
pretended deposition will never be
ratified by the people" The old
citizen and ex-Emperor fatters
himself too much, or else should ex-
ercise great caution in selecting the
time, unless he is really willing to
lose his head in an effort to recover
a CROWN Ex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
He will be at all the places
as announced without fail.
oHoDNA,
An offensive Disease I'm the
Nose.

which eats away the partition bone, de-
stroys the sense Of smell, produces green
or ysIlowish scafH. the shape OF the nos
tril; sometimes Cat, sften tainted with
blood and matter causes weight and dull
aching over the eyes, headache. loss Of
memory, giddiness, ke. This disease Is Of
ten earsed By neglected cold. By suppress
Cd shin diseases. Scrofula, Messels- Scarlet
Fever, PSORIASIS, SYPHILIS and other
contagious diseases, and is itself csnta-
eious ID often extends 20 the throat, pre-
dhcinz hosrssness, Bronchitis and Goa
sumption. IL neglected. Il is . Terfisry
form q Csnesr, destroying the Noss and
Threat. When too long neglected. d..
JOKES Is the ONLY PhysicisB in the Uni
ted States Wbo thoroughly urdsrEtshds
curing this Dangerous and Offensive Dis
ease. he destroys the offensive smell u
Five Minutes. and rslisrcs ths sufferer IN
ever way At ONCE, and cures The dis
eass ia . short tine
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

Ey- The Lexington (Mo.) Caucasian,
thus records the result Of the late New
Hampshire election;
Strike tho loud timbrel redemp.
ton draws nigh. New Hampshire
swept by Democracy. Thunder
from the Granite State. Governor,
State Legislature, and full dolega-
ton of Congressman All Demo
Gratis, Copporheads, Traitors, White
Mem Thank God! South Carolina,
bayonet-crushed, sends three mig
gers to Congress. Now Hampshire
responds with three pure and un-
mixed Caucasians. For tho first
time in fifteen long years, the coun-
Gil fires of freemen, patriots, lovers
of the Constitution and Government
of our fathers, beam brightly amid
the Green Mountains. The sons Of
the heroes who followed Stark, are
rallying to the rescue Of the de-
scendants of Marion, Morgan Hen
ry and Lee. Wonderful, glorious
revolution. Think of a full Demo
cratic Congressional Delegation
from the finty hills of q New Eng
land State. Well may the hellions
at Washington, pause in their vii
lainies, to ask what il means. Well
may the besotted biped of the
White House, close the doors of his
Executive pig-stye against all visi-
tors; get on a prodigious drunk !;
and for two days, announce himself
"sick." This election is O straw,
big as saw-log, that shows which
way the hurricane of ~ will blow
the tornado OF long suffering,
patient peoples rigteous indigna-
ton, which will yet sweep all the
monstrus atrocities of Radicalism,
with all who have perpetrated them,
and all who have supported them,
to a hell Of eternal infamy and ex-
ecration. 1t means condemnation
of the nigger-raising, whiteman.
crushing, unconstitutional, null and
void Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Bedamendments. 1t means condem-
nation of the ruthless usurpations
of Congress-its pronigacy-its de-
baucheries-its squandering Of the
people s money. 1t means condem-
nation of bayonet election mon
strosities, San Domingo jobs, tariff
monopolies, and all the ten thou
sand other deviltries that make up
yankonigger loyalty" UlyssianiC
Radicalism. Brethren of NswHamp-
shire You have done nobly. Mis-.
souri, sends You greetingl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
'fNSPN"TI =
u. s. SIlELBURNE

ain the month ofJuly, 1861, was
in Samana-this was during the
insurrection. The Spanish govern.
ment sent three hundred and fifty
young fellows to garrison the
placc-six weeks aftcrward but fiji
teen were left. The captain, pay.
master, doctor, engineer and fifteen
ofthc crew of the Spanish transport,
San Francisco dc Borin, which ar
rived in SANTANA from Spain in the
same month of Suly, 1864, died OF
yellow fever in the five days that
she laid there. The first assistant
engineer died within twenty minu-
ties after being attacked, rs also did
the paymastcr of the Colon. The
steamer Velazco had been on the
West India station since 1861. Du-
ring the Spanish occupation of San
Domingo, she was used ms ~ trans
port, and in the Same month of July
shc lost her first assistant engineer,
who was well aeclimated and who
had lived in the West Indies mauy
wears. and her second and third as
slant engineers, all Of yellow fever
In fact, during my two years service
in the Spanish army in San Domin'
no. Of which term aconslderable
portion was spent on shipdoad. in
passing from one port TO another,
for the Spaniards never held the
interior, | never knew one steam
vessel of the feet that had its comp
lement of officers, engineers or
crew. Call San Domingo healthy
Then call the Gulf of Guinea u pa
radise !"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
NEW SPRING GOODS,
All. W. Smith & Co.'S

SH-A bill has passed the sentnc "to in
corporate the Galveston and Denver City
"Air Line Railway Company, and to pro-
"nste the construction thereof" Tho bill
provides for the building Of railroad
from Galveston, through or near the city
of Houston, to q point near Montgomery
thence by nm air lins, as near as practica-
BILE and oxpedisnt, to or near Fort Worth,
Tarrent CO.; thence to the northern line of the
State in the direction of Denver city, Cello
RADIO county gives the right of way thro'
and over all lands of the State along tn,
line of the road two hundred feet in width
The capital stock of the Company is SlO,
100000, and gives ten years in which t'
com lste the road to Red River; forty miles
from the city of Houston TO be completed
within two years, and forty miles within
each year thereafter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

MANSFIELD COLLEGE, Mansfield, TAR
RANT CouSrr, TExAs.-The card OF this
institution Of learning has been in the
HERALD for several weeks, and, inadvert-
nntly, we have failed to call attention to it.
The College is situated in one of the most
thriving towns in this region and in sec
ton Of country unsurpassed for hes lthful-
ness and beauty. Its able Principal, Rev.
John Collier, stands unrivalsd as an in
structOr, and from all we have heard Of
his Attachments and qualifications, We do
not hesitate 70 recommend bis school as
ose Of the best in the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
LET2a FAoM Ay44i.i


r#F tra
hrasH. .Naf ihr aIlr ~ Pal
D.. srl naiias UlaniY Ga dlfF
initfrei Is every nHrr thal iofhs r
tnffr is ii.ug AZ ID thTistrF eas'ii-
a. ia'rrs-i.. ih-i taai n uill uui
b. ur.i .s ',, give ih,iu say inffma-
t'u tssl fait- in ihsl iinsiian -
i.r s-Nrrsl days che ucNsl'spcfs "a
th.s lhV lavo sunnaHoul a. iHr
,nllir hal prL F,rshrY WnaAi
s,,irr,, gsv pealie ula'n lhe ErTY
imis rsul ,ul3o,l 81 the ~AaViss
ti,n uflhc Nar.las i,'sers uf loNas
upi murr particularly lho trini'y
river IA unu IL lls0 r'giansle
Anrs ahu hal ihc pleasure II iisirn-
ins a. lhe Professor, lhp audiences
W,na VERY inslrnriivvly entcFtsin,d
inr lho sls,r uI ons hunr and alter
showing very satisfactorily that
,iFi1 mi'es Uf lhs several rivrrs ~
Icxas wcre nayigahlc FIR ; 10 4
months il lho year and lhs, siilu
mites moro r1uld az Very small
ei,sl ho brought into ase rs slack
water water wurks; aad that lhs
most valuable rivrr, ls0vinS toe
grrairsl lun.lh, AZ least loco mil,'s,
was the Trinity. lie showed Very
llaiu'y lhat hy tho removal 1t lhr
irees Oycrhanging the hanks and
taking oul ~ snags and rocks In
Ino buel ~ the river, and making
ar widening tho channels around
two ar ihrce rails, aud cutting the
bar AT tho month, that tho Trinity
was inr at least three months In tbs
wear clearly pavigahlc Ia the city nj
Dallas. ils thinks Sinn per mile
will establish IL line of steamers
!rnm Dallas in the city of Calves,
tun within two years from lho com
mrnccmont of the work. aud has 4
hill before the Legislature asking
the endorsement OI The State IN aid
1T said enterprise, the Company
paving the interest on the bonds
aud tho principal when due, and il
virtually nothing more than asking
the credit of the State IN giving
this enterprise start. hope the
people OF tho city of Dallas and
Dallas county, together with the
other counties along tho Trinity
will take such steps ~ will give
encouragement TO this grand cntcr'
prise. one OF such vital importance
to the farmer, merchant and me-
chanic from the extreme North
boundary of tho State to tho Gull
of Mexico. Now, IL is clearly "a
the interest of every shipper OF
goods of every species TO our coun'
Try to get them US cheaply NJ posi-
bic; aud the only way to bring this
about is TO got up compethion-and
this line of steamers will have the
effect of reducing tho price OF
freighting by every means OF con
vcyancc through our country. The
toll proposed to be charged by The
Company is less than half the cx.
pcctcd reduction on insurance, and
icss than half the reduction on
ircights. 1t was shown by the
Professor that the toll on iieights
and tonnage will be so small us not
to amount to onc.fourth Of the gen
eral reduction upon the cxpenac OF
getting our ficights to and from the
coast. Memorials in favor Of this
movement if sent promptly might
be very influential in its passage,
Respectfully yours,
q. s. SIlELBURNE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
Another Of DR.. JOnes's Sktllful
Operations,

NY eyes were crooked about twenty
years. DR.. Jones Strengthened them most
satisfactor ily in two minutes.
X. X. McDADE,
Hampstead, Texas
DR.. Jones will practice at the Kaufman
House, Kaufman, from the 2Sth Of June to
the Sd Of July. At the Cruichfeld House,
Dallas, from the Eth to the 18th Of July.
3l:eowtJulyl3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
THE SLATE OF TEXAS.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of
the Heirs Of T. Corcoran.

To all persons interested in the Estate Of
the Heirs Of z. Corcoran.
JOHN 7. CORCORAN, Guardian Of the
Estate q the Heirs Of Z. Coreoran, has
fled in the District Court Of Dallas County
his snnual account current with said Is
fars, which viii be beard ct the next term
Of sid Court commencing on The trsi
Monday IN June, A. ID. 1871, NJ the Courts
Hsuss thereof, in the Town Of DAiissi At
which time all persons interesiea n The
Estate Of said minors may appear and con-
test said exhibit " they see proper
Witness: John u. Laws, Clerk q ths
District Court Of Dallas equity.
Given under ny band and The seal Q.
sid Court, at Uf5cs in Dallas, this 3lsi
asy Of March. A D. 1871.
JOHN y. LAWS. C-D.CD-C.T.
sls5t d T. z CsoxrEs, DsPs.J
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

THEATRE AT Ell PAso.-El Paso,
Texas, has Theatre. Tho hall is
comfortable and well adapted to
the purpose the stage is neat and
has all the appointments and seen
cry necessary to provincial es-
adjustment and the performances
are chaste and well sele:ted from
legitimate sources. 1t is numbered
as one of the "shadows" Of coming
events-the South Pacific Railroad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

DIR. G -, of Sycamore. Illinois,
riding in the country one day, saw
sign on n gate post reading thus
This farm for SAIL Stopping his
horses. he hailed little old woman
who stood on tiptoe, hanging out
clothes, II say, madame, when Is
this going to sail ?" "Just as soon,
replied the old lady, placing her
fbamb ID her nose, "as anybody
comes along who can raise the
wind" The doctor drove thought
fully on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To oil persons interested in the Est

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To oil persons interested in the Estate Of
Gustavhs VIM.
+. A. WYNN, Guardian of the Estate Of
Gustavus VIM, has filed in the District
Court Of Dallas County his final account Of
the condition of the Estate Of dhstavus
which will be heard ut the ttext term oil
said Court, commencing on the FIRST Mon
day in June, A. d. 1871, at the Court
House thereof in the Town Of Dallas, Of
which time all persons interested in the
Estate of said Gustavus Winn may appear
and contest said application, if they see
sroper.
Witness; John NJ. Laws, Clerk of the
District Court of Dallas County.
Given under my hand the seal OF said
Court, at office in Dallas, this 3lst day Of
March, A. ID. 1871.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, C.D.C.D.C.T.
3l:3t By z. E. CooNAEs, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

ns2s" The DoSSELL House., Grocsbeck,
Terminus Central Railrond,) Limestone
county, Texas, was opened the present
week, and is fully prepared to accommo-
date the travelling public. The house is
entirely nevis newly and thoroughly
furnished and finished, and the proprietor,
Mr.. Robt. W. Donncll, respectfully solici's
the patronage Of the public, promising to
give first class accommodations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

The Democrats have three more
United States Senators in this Con-
gress than the last, or fourteen in
all, and enough to call the yeas and
nays. They have extorted prom
Use, too, that every subcommittee
designated to visit the South to take
testimony shall include a Demo
crat. This will serve 10 prevent,
to some extent, the wholesale IL
bells that would otherwise be spread
before the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

E@yWe learn from the Denton Monitor
and other sources, that Col. i. Il. Manlove,
~ pretty writer, has indeed forsaken the
Democratic party and cast his lot with the
scounderly oppressors of the country. oi
course, we admit the Coils right to attach
himself to the Radical party, but we can
not see the propriety of his politically
damning himself in that manner. In a
few years, he will look back upon this ia
tai step with shame and remorse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

Capt. J. X. p. Record has aban-
doned the Radicals and came out
souarely in support of the Dcmoc-
racy. The Dallas Herald very high
IL commends q speech recently
made by him at Fort Worth, to a
large and enthusiastic Democratic
meeting in which Col. Nat Terry
and others participated.
fAustin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


10 ell persons interested IN the Estate Oh
Mary A. Murray.
VIM. and Z. RYAN, Guardians Of W.
A. Murray, a minor, have filed in the Dis
trict Court Of Dallas County their annual
account writing of the condition Of said
minors Estate, which will be heard al the
next term of said Court, commencing on
the first Monday in June, A. D. 1871, at
the Court. II Fuse thereof, in the Town of
Dallas, at which time al persons interested
in the Estate of snid minor, NJ. A. MUIR
rny may appear and contest said exhibit,
if they see proper.
Witness: John VI. Laws, Clerk Of the
District Court of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court at office in Dallas, this 3lst day
Of March, A. D. 1871.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, C.D.E.b.CT.
31:3t By Y. E. CooMpEs, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

Quite q young Sunday school
pupil, whose bible reading bad not
extended beyond Genesis, and who
participated in the festivities. Of
Chrirtmas eve, and also in those Of
Monday night, asked mother If The
latter would be called "ChristEsas
Adam 7"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all persons interested in the Estate oil
D;cha "A X alfura

Richard haltyre.
Al. MCCAIN, Guardian Of the Estate
Of Richard Kaltyre, has filed in the Dis
trict Court of Dallas County his final ac-
count of the condition Of the Estate OF
Richard Ksltyre, which will be heard al
the next term of said Court commencing
on the first Monday in June, A. ID. 1871, At
the Court-House thereof, in the Town Of
Dallas, at which tine all persons interest
ed in the Estate OF said Richard ksliyrs
may appear and contest said application,
if they SEE proper.
Wines: John NJ. Laws, Clerk Of the
District Court Of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and tae seal OF
said Court, at Office in Dallas, this SlsI
day Of March, A. u. 1871.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, C.D.C.D CT.
3l:3t By 2. Z. COONBEs, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

WHAT An AcQUIsITIoSi-n };
luelrv for the San Domingo Com
rnissiOneTs and their jovial con-
miles that their visit fell at con-
raratirely healthy season MAJOR
Sbeldsa. > English engineer gives
Iis experience Of the sanitary quail
fies Of NJ islard ihus-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

fs- Our friend Charley BabcOck, Of the
&.P.R.R, in . private letter 70 US
dated ST. Louis, April 9th, ISL, says;
ssTbis city has just gone over 2VVV ma
iority democratic. The hrst time asmo-
cratic in over ten years-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

When Sheridan kept a school be
had in one Of his classes a boy who
alwaysread patridges for Patriarehs.
stop" exclaimed the wag Of a
teacher, "you shall not mako game
Of the patrIarehs."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
THB STATE u TEXAS.
70 all persons interested In the Estate Of Abigail Muir
rNx dpr,tspl

ruy. dcc~sed.
Anon McCommas, administrator OF tho Estate Of
Abigail Murray, deceased, has filed in the district
court Of Dallas county his annual account with said
Estate, which will he heard at the next term Of said
court commencing on tho first Monday IN june, A n
1871 at the cuurthou thereof In the town Of BAL
la, at which time all persons interested in the estate
Of said Abigail Murray, deceased, may appear aud
contest said application. If they SEQ proper
wino,s: Jnkn ". Laws, clerk OF the district
court Of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and the soal nf said court al
Office In Dallas, this LIST day Of April, A. ID. ISL.
join VI. LAWS. C.D.CD CT.
3l:3t by z. 4. CoOMHEs, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

sEsee the new dOubls-eolunn advsr-
,i.emsni Of the popular frn ofJ-H- smith
& Co. They have on hand large ana 81
usrior stoek Of all goods and groceries in
thsir line. Give hen . call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

ESy- The steamer Twelfth Era was I'D
ycrlised at Galveston to leave last Satur-
day, for the "head Of navigation on the
Trinity We shall leok for the steamer at
Dallas, of course, in few days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
nrmarrnllr r,.enlI,e Committee.

N, O.n,lai "a s4,,si.Isai Eaoosii,r eaEma's-,
"a, 80 - - i'r'sysii' sisi' t.a'ssis-' a's a.
fsiisas
A :. NaRrf, tasiTrasas ", u, hasrFs, AsA1 j.
kiiistt, a y NAliaas = q. sslsu't,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To all persons interested in the Estate Of
W. B. Patillo, deceased.
JOHN II. COLE, Administrator Of the
Estate of W. B. Patillo, deceased, has filed
in the District Court Of Dallas County his
final account current of said decedcnt 5
Estate, which will be heard at the next
term Of said Court, commencing on the
first Monday in June, A. D. 1871, Mt the
Court. House thereof, in the Town of Dali
las, at which time oil persons interested in
the Estate of said W. B. Patillo, deceased
may appear and contest said application,
if they SEQ proper.
Witness: John NJ. Laws, Clerk of the
District Court of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said Court, at office in Dallas, this LIST day
Of April, A. D. 1871.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, C.D.C.D.C.T.
3l:3t BY Y. +. CooMBEs, Deputy.