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schr Sheppard. osrk. Galveston days. with hidss
soSr Bisss of Milton, Deb, Mason. MOSQUITO Inlet
days -. i've osh 70 sy " e Van sSo: .,Scs
ssy,ns,a With q%s's TsS s.s
LAY e. Ia .' s.y rs ssS s
sw vcerne around NV, blowing very heavily for
x:d. s.sGs: w,mnssn NC s.y: yys,,s Sa .,
Es,tsrs: s,s with heavy head Winds. -
sra. sohr %n.GH sR: BSn;a NewOs days. with naval
schr Breeze, somers. Virginia.
SSr rhae. sooroo2 Virginia.
schr Emma, whitman, Virginia
ssSr sssr Maria sqss Person, SssS r.n Sssas.
schr Holloway. Tucker, Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
rndse and passengers to j xines.
schr Henry Butler, silss Mamaroneck for New York.
Scnr Ella saysg. Briggs muntington for New yorS ,
mdss and passengers TO Dan,sls i CO. o''
BOUND RASr.
Ae1ane % Rector New YORK or for New Bedford
schr VIM Brown, Winsniore, Alexandria, Va, for New
schr L Mahoney, Leonard, Georgetown, DC, for FAN
River
schr L 4 Rose, GEORGETOWN, DC. for Fall River.
schr Rockhl, Rockhl Georgetown, DC, for Bridge
schr Fly, Heath, Georgetown. DC, for New Haven.
schr Transit Rector DC for rsDvaence
schr Eva Bell, Somers, Baltimore for Bridgeport,
Schr N II Benedict, Ellis, Baltimore for New Haven
Schr James Heath Maxwell, Baltimore for Boston
schr Nellie Benedict, Willis, Philadelphia for New Ha-
sehr Maria Flcmmng, Flemmins, Philadelphia for Nor
wch.
schr Emerald, Cas,rell. Port Johnson for New Haven
Sehr Josephine Potts. Davis Ezabethpor for
Schr Vim Arthur, Henderson, Elizabethport for Provi
dence.
schr America, Ingr sham, Rondout for New Haven.
schr J ) Worthington, Ferry, Croton for Providence
schr Jacob Anderson Lowell, Brooklyn tor Bridgeport
Schr Challenge Miller Maspeth for Horthport.
schr MAIL Mead, New York for Greenwich
schr Annie Hooper, Bentor, New York for Hartford
schr Mary Shields, Waite, New York for Augusta.
Scar Dart, Williams, New ofk for Stamford.
Schr Mariner, Kicker. New fork for Stamford.
Schr Alaska, Clark, New York for Machias
schr Oregon, Bingham New York for Rockland.
Schr Racket, Mari, New York for Brookhaven.
Schr " Thompson, Ransom, New ork for New Haven.
Schr Pacific, Wass, New York for New Haven.
scir Horizon, Newman, New York for New Haven.
Schf Julia Howell Mcintyre, New iork for Boston. =
schr Catharine Elizabeth Mitchell, New York for New Ha-
sobs Graneleaf. Carter New York tor Providence.
Schr Ella Jane, Allson New York for Bridgeport
Schr Josic Pest, New YORK Tor Gloucester
Yacht Mareena, LoTiliard, New York FOR Newport
Steamer DORIS Young, New York for Providence.
Steamer daiatea, Nye, New org for Providence
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SAILED.

Steamships City of Rroodlyn, and Erin Liverpool Anglia
Glasgow; veneta London Main Brer,en Cleopatra Ha-
yana; Wilmmon Galveston via Key West; MssssippL 10,
Jacnto and Huntsville Savannah Ashland, Fernsndina
Jas Adger, Charleston Benefactor Wilmington NC Geo
Upton, and Wyanoke, Richmond; Knight George own
De- ship Marlanca y Lisbon.
From Quarantine-Bark Isle Of Skye, for Liverpool
Wind at sunset Sw
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II In the hands OF number Of the most energetic Of
head. Is certain to prove as complete as the
sanguine could wish for. Captain Eugene Durnin
Will have charge OF the noor, ana will be aided Dy
corps OF the han dsOmest young men In New York,
sncn as Commissioner J. J. Walsh, Judge Koch,
Malo LOew D.. O'Bren; p. Trainer, John Kelly, A.
j. Fullerton and Othera.
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THE Caskntn aeCtp TIog.

one of the most interesting ana elegant affairs Of
the season will be the reception rendered Senator
Thomas ]. Creamer, which will take place tomorrow
evening at the Academy Of Music. Mr.. Creamer's
popularity Ia 80 wei established that 10 doubt can
be entertained OF the success Of the a1ar, aud rs 1t
The New York herald., 1871-04-09
A PRIL

A PRII'
PURIFY THE BLOOD and
BEAUTIrY THE COMPLEXION
BY using
HELMBoLp's CArAwBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS
and
HELMBoLD's RICHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
In the spring and months the system undergocs
change.
This is the time TO uee good boodrenewing purifying and
invigoratng medicines
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
and
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT GRAPE JUICE
PILLS
ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
One bottle Of uembolds Fluid E1Hac. sarsapara equals
strength gallon of the syrup decocon made by
drugga,s and wnegass added pint of water equals
the celebrated LISBON DIE. Drinka delightful heatbu
beverage
The Grape Juice Pin Is composed Of Extract Of Ca
tawba Grape Juice and
FLUID EXTRACT RnUBARB.
Useful in all diseases requnga ca,hartic remedy
superior to all other pursatve such Salts magnesia &C.
HELxBoLD's CRAZE JUICE PILL
Is not patented pill, put up shose ordinarily vended.
GREAT CARE IN PREPARATION.
SAFE FOR AND TAKEN by CHILDREN
NO NAUSEA; NO GRIpINa PAINS,
Bur.MILp, PLEASANT and SAFE IN OPERATION
TWO BOTTLES OF THE FLUID EXTRACT OF
sARsAPARILLA
ONE BOTTLE OF THE GRAPE JUICE PILLS
ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD
to those suffering from
BAD BLOOD. POOR COMPLEXION,
HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS.
wAKEFUINEss AT NIGHT.
cosrlvENEss,
and IRREGULARITIES,
and to those suffering from
BROKEN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
IT WILL GIVE NEW BLOOD, NEW vIooR,
AND NEW LIFE.
THE cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
done up with great and IN handsome bottles and
will surpass all those vended wooden careessy
prepared by inexperienced men, comparing with the Engish
and French style Of manufacturing.
All Of
Il. T. HELaBoLDs
PREPARATIONS
ARE PHARMkCEUTlcAL.
NOT SINGLE ONE BEING PATENTED
BUT ALL ON THEIR OWN MERITS
Prepared by
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
Crystal Palace Pharmacy, bs4 Broadway, New York.
~ b.
HELMBoLDs
FLUID EXTRACT BucRu
HAS ACQUIRED
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nJR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR
~ interests and convenience by leaving their favors
for the HERALD at the Branch Oloe (removed from N5
Fulton street toy No Court street. City Hall square, same
building with Erie Railway Office This our only author
Brooklyn Office and advertisements received At
regular rates. without charge of kind Open from
ga. M, till 8 p. NJ,
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SHIPPING NEWS


Sun rises. ...... s 81 Moon rises. eve II 40
Sun sets. ....... 6 33 High water morn IL 22
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH APRIL.
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Quietude mt WikesbRrre-Milifianse RoTMs-
jng TO Do Duty Against the Miners.
XuKEaRARRE Anril g. 1871.


Everything is quiet here. 1t is reported that
Baxter's regiment OF Zouaves left Philadelphia at
four O'Clock p. N. to-day Tor Scranton. company
of the Twentynftn regiment y. G., OF Pennsylvania,
were detailed this morning to guard breaker where
some miners are at work. The Captain absolutely
refused 10 guard the miners. lie replied to Colonel
Moore that he came TO quell disturbances, not 10
guard mines. Most or the militia in this region is
composed Of miners and members of w. b. A., and
1t s determined to send 10 Philadelphia for troops
VINO would nave no prejudice to overcome when
obeyiDg orders. II Is believed that no further dis
turba3ees Will occur while the troops are here.
Governor Geary's Blow at the Extorsionate
Railroad Companies-Wrifs Of Quo War.
rantO Issued Against Thcsn.
HARRISBURG, April 8, 1871.
The Governor has obtained wnts OF quo narranto
against the Phiadepnia .d ..nd GSradiug, Lackawanna
@.~ ..-~ Naoo-----uoury, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, Delaware and Hudson and Lehlgh Valley
Railroad Companies, to answer in the Supreme
Court the charge Of violating their charters by
0vercharging for the transportation OF coal.
The New York herald., 1871-04-09
The Writs Issued AgaipSt the Lehisb Valley
and Phiiadclpia ynd Reading Railroad


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April s. 1871.
In the Supreme Court the Attorney General nled
infornlaiion to-day against the Lehlgh Valley aud
PHILADELPHIA and Reading Railroad Companies, upon
which writs OF quo udI1amo were Issued, return
able at Harrisburg on the first Monday OF May. The
Information charges that the Lchlyh VALLEY Railroad
was chartered with power transport merchandise
and numerals the rate OF three cents per ton per
mile, and were now charging at the rate or
four cents; that the Philadelphia and Reading was
empowered TO charge four cents per ton: that IN
January last they charged for transportating coal
from Port Carbon to TINS city 81 o. per ton which
was reasonable compensation, and In the month Of
February they increased the charge to SO 0s per
that these increases were in concert with other
poratons, were intended TO be prohbitory and were
unlawful therefore they Will be required to snow in
May next why their charters should not he for.
feted.
The WOrkinSnen in Councii-The Offer of
che Anthracite Board ScOrBed-Thanks TO
Governor Geary.
ST. CLAIR, Pa, April S. 1871.
AT special meeting OF District No. Of the Work.
ingmen's Benevolent Association, held in their hall
to-day, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas Anthracite Board has taken us by surprise
vir. The worslnsmen's Bcnevolea, Association
don all future ate npts control the coerles
% interfere directly Indirectly IN the Of
shall have exclusive control and management OF bis
scsoa Of h. Seonns @
nevoept Association 10 part OF the workngmen's
Benevolent Atsocetion but that al he le
Join the workngmens Benevolent Association not
they may think proper therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we repudise the nrtt proposition offered
for the simple reason that ur association as an asosaon
has nterered with the control OF
employers coeries OF their properly
ever. abettet any party parties
doing hut on the contrary have done all In
al illegal acts tending inure employers In
manner whatever.
Resolved That repudiae proposition number two for
the that association association
never has prevenedour EMPLOYERS from employing dts
charging whom they may think pro.
per dictated employers who they should
hire employ; but contend nnd Insist having The
right men, with whom please, the
right not work with persons not belonging TO
.ion " we may determine.
Ind Chief Magistrate Jonn W. Ges~y, OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, has been faithful hs
oath Of and the duties imposed upon him IN hs present
poson in carrying out toe laws enacted for govern.
net and whereas by doing he has proved himself an
answering Christian and true friend OF the toing thou
sands, therefore
Resolved That we return him our sincere thaoks for n
purpose snd fidelity his 10
us and TO the cItiyens this Commonwealth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the County
of DaIlaS, -CiREEriNG:-
EnTHEREAS, JOSEPH II. SMITH did,
w upon the 4th day of May, 1871, file
his petition in the Clerks Office of the Dis
trict Court of Dallas County, Texas, against
PHILIP NJ ETZKER, which said petition
is duly supported by affidavit to the effect
TINT said Metzker is not resident of the
State of Texas; you are therefore hereby
commanded that you, 10y making puoilca-
ton Of this writ in some newspaper in the
County of Dallas, if there be one published
in said county, but if not, then In the near
est county where newspaper is published,
for four weeks previous TO the return day
hereof. summon the said Phillip Metzker,
who is not q resident of this State, TO be
and ap3ear before cur Honorable District
Court, to he holden in and for the County
of Dallas, at the Courthouse thereof, in
the town Of Dallas, on the first Monday In
June next, then and there 10 answer the
petition of said Joseph II. Smith against
the said Phillip Metzker; the general Da-
tire aud object Of which said petition IS to
remove cloud from his title of 100 acres OF
land and quiet his possession TO same, and
to obtain decree divesting all the right,
title. interest and estate said Metzker may
have in and to said leo acres of land out
of said Metzkcr, and vesting same in him,
said Smith, said 100 acres Of land lying
aud being situated in the County OF Dallas,
in said State, and patented 10 said Metzker
by the State of Texas on the l4tb day d
december, 1870, Patent No. 304, Vol. 81.
3rd Class, rs assignee Of BENZ. Crownover,
by virtue of affidavit, No. 4, dated January
18th. 1857. and transferred to said Metzker
by said CroEnover, June Tth, 1859, said
100 acres being fully described in said
patent; and alleging, in substance, that
the said Meizker, soon after he became the
assignee Of said Crownover to said land,
for a valuable and sufficient consideration,
aid sell. transfer and convey all his right,
title. interest and estate in and 10 said l6O
asres Of land described in said patent TO
one - Peters and = ROuts, jointly and
that By a regular chain Of transfers and
couveyanees from said Peters and houts-
through several other parties, the same was
finally sold and conveyed 10 plaintiff who
took possession Of the same, ard has for
several years cultivated and paid taxes on
the same. aud paid all expenses IN proeu-
ring patent therefor.
Herein fail not. but have you tben and
tbers before said Court this writ with your
return thereon. showing how you have e1-
ecutsd the same.
WINES. John ". Laws, Clerk Of the
said Dfstricf Court Of Dallas County. Te1ss.
Given under ny hrDd and seal Of sad
cou-,- A. orEre in the torn Of Dallas, this
The 5th dsy e hay, ISL.
JOHN n LAWS,
Clerk D. c. D. G. Texas
By 2. z. CossEEs,
DsPuiy.
Arrest
sTEMNOys Z AULT,
At-s-rsJr fsr Plnirtif s4tr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
FRUITS & FLOWERS,

ITO those Interested In the cultivation OF Fruits
aud Flowers In North and Eastern Texas. w
respectfully invite perusal OF Tho following met'
and testimchials:-
During tho Fall Of 1850, we, through our Agent.
Nr. u. Richmond, Jun. furnished iany Fruit Tfee'
to the inhabitants Of Grayson, Collin and Fnhnir
Counties and We have proved bcvotd question
that Fruit cnn he successfully cultivated and tina
Tree. procured from our Nursery have given ,ni
vcrsnl satisfaction in these districts 1.-THE trees
milking fine growth and producing fruit or superior
quality, as the following Testimonials VIII SHOW
which we publish by permission, thus enabling ~
to satisfy the public that they can, through oui
agents, supply thcmIeves with Fruit and other
trees from well established and reliable Nursery.
The folio wing from the weli.known OrchardiSt
Dir. VIM. G. Gentry, of Sherman, Texas, (who has
the largest fruit orchard In Northern Texas, Ia the
result Of his experience with Fruit Trces from ouI
Eurseries:-
" Ifcssr. T. d. Yale 4 Co., Nunrymen:
| SIRs = have my homo farm an orchard o
| Apple, Pear and Peach Trees, procured from YOU
| Nursery, through your agent, j. Richmond. Jun.
In the Fall of 1860 which have been in bearing since
the years 1862, 1863 and 1861 The Trees have made
a strong and healthy growth from the first yeai
until the present, producing large crops OF superior
| fruit, From my own experience us an orchardist
aud that Of my neighbors, uLhesitatingly recon.
reliable trees. VIM. G. GENTRY.
| Sherman, February "a, 1911"
eve, the undersigned, having bought Trnit Tree'
from, OIL have knowledge of the trees sold by th'
| nrm oil IL ID. 1Nlesd w., III ttie
ties, do fully concHr with Mr. Gentry in the abov'
statement, and feel justified in saying that the MUIR
sery firm OF. T. n. Yalc Il Co. Is an honorable and
| reliable house.
G. Q. Dngan, merchant; II. G. Hall, merchant
J. NJ. Stratton, merchant; j. G. Richards, mer
| chant John Dorchester, PM; 5. Hare, attorne,
| at law; Joseph Dledsoe, attorney; q. A. Dicker
man, I'd. Courier; NJ. Lecper.
Wo also have letters of communication from tht
following wei.khown gentlemen Hon. j. b. Self
| Of Cooke county; Hon. J. G. George, OF Grayson
| of Titus; Hon. J. W. Lane. of Dallas: Hon, II. l.
Moore, Of Red River; Hen. E. p. Rector, of Hop
kins Hon. Ira II. Evans, Of Nueces.
We propose, through cnr Agents, to thoroughly
CANVASS the present season. the coun ties fGrays"
Cooke, Faunin, Lamar, Red River, Titus, HOPKINS
Hunt, Collin, Denton and Dallas; and we nssur
those who may favor It's with their orders, that the,
shalt be honestly and faithfully executed.
Respectfully r.. B. YALE & co
rrvptiotors of Brighton Nursery, Established 1881
ROCHESTER,, N Y.
sherman, Texas, March 1, 1871.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
KENTUCKY JACKS
FROM Is TO LIZ HANpS IllGH

VHAVE EIGHT SUPERIOR JACKS, the
! choice out of twenty-six, all selected
from the hest Blue Grass Counties in Ken
lucky, As the present season is nehrly
over, and as have SO far failed to sell for
cash the fine animals yet on hand, have
concluded to trade them for Cattle, Mules,
and broken Horses. | win take Cattle and
Mules as young as two years old or | will
trade for COTTON at the highest market
price.
The Stock can be seen at II. c. Thornton's
twelve miles south of Fort Worth. until
the 1st of June. JOHN HENDERSON.
Nav 18th, 1ST1.--35:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

Made Of Poor Rum, Whisiscy, Proof spi-
rit- and Refuse Liquors, doctorrd. spiced,
aud .wrctensd to plenss the taste, called ronw,,
Appetizers,"" Re.torers," &C., that lead ths up
plrr on to drunkenness and ruin, hut arc true
Medicine made from the Native Herbs and Roofs OF
California, frSo from NIL Alcoholic stimn-
lahts. They ore the GREAT kLOOD
PURIFIER ind Ii n u q ING
PpINCIPEE,a perfect Eenovator and lnyig'
orator Of tho system, carving OF all poisonous
matter, and restoring the blood to healthy con-
diton No person can take these Bittcrs, according
to directions, and remhln long nnweil.
500 will bc giveh for an incnrnblo case pro-
yiding tho bones arc not destroyed by mineral
pdisons or other means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point of repair.
HI tisIn, lind Goutj Dysycbsia. or Indi-
gcstion, Bilious, Remittcnt and Inter
| tnittrut Ecvrrs, Diseases bf thc blood
liver, Kidneys ana Bladder, these nit
ters lave been most successful. Such uis-
cn.cs ara caused by yiiintcd Blood. which
is generally produced by arrangement OF the d.
Kcstive Organs.
They nvigOraie the stomach, and stimnlato tho
torpid liver aud bowels which rcrdcr them OF nne
nun,led clcacy In cleansing the blood Of all imru
| rites. and imparting new life aud vigor To Inc
Dy.pcprin or Ind gtstidh, Headache, Pain
In the shoulders, Coughs, Tightncss of the Chest
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste In tho Mouth
Bilious Attacks Paptation Of the Heart, C"pions
Discharges If Urine. Pain In the Regions "i lne
Kidneys, aiil a hundred other pal nfIi symptoms
which are ,iR bsprings Of Dyspepsla are snied by
th0se Bitters.
Cleanse tho fflntci blood whenever you find its
Impurities Bursting through the skin In Plmplcs,
Eruptions OF Sores cleanse it when it is foul and
-FOUR fceigs will tell yon when. Keep the blood
pure aud tie health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE; and other WORMS, lurking In IN"
| system Of so many thousands, arc efIectuay deS
troyed and ret,oved.
For full directions, read carefully tho circular
| around each bottle, printed in four languages
| English, German, French and Spanish.
| J. WALKER, 70 4 "a Commerce Street., N w.
| Proprietor, II. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Druggists and General Agents
San Francisco, California, and ~ and u
Commerce Street, Y.
Hd,- Sold by all Druggists md Dealers
AND IN DALLAS, by CROwDUs TURNER.
| Eahruory II. 1STl.-226m,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
MRS. 3. r. DAVIS,
Fashionable pressmaker,

nEsPECTFULLT announces 70 the La
Ia dies of Dallas and lie vicinity tbs,
she is nov prepared 70 e1eeuie "ork
Of 81 kinds in her line With nsstpsss
and dispatch
R,sidenes on Elm Strrst opposite J. "
SuifFs. end near he Fsnas Csiis9s sor
,ruder ,,v--s a corsfrnct0n-
NRS. J. R. DAVIS
Dallas. pscssbsr 10, ls70.-if6n-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
BOOKS !! GOOD BOOKS :!
THE BEST BOOKS.
Our Fathers House /:
THE UNWRITTEN WORD.
nv Rev. Daniel March, ID. ID.
THE ILLUSTRATED

THE ILLUSTRATED
pOtYGLOT FAMILY BIBLE,
CONTAINING the Old and New Testa-
ments, with the Marginal Notes, and
, full and choice selection Of References 10
parallel and illustrative pses ages, arranged
in a manner hitherto uninterrupted toge-
tber with q Concordance, o new and com
plete DICTIONARY OF The BIBLE, in
which every difficult word is explained !;
and also a Family Record, many useful
Tables and valuable Treatises, designed TO
promote and facilitate the devotional study
Of the Holy Scriptures.
The undersigned, Agent for Dsllas Co.
for the above Books, will visit hs citizens
Of The City and COUNTY Of Dallas 10 exhibit
The Works and take Subscriptions.
r. WILLIAMS, Agent
Dallas, May G, ls71.-s4:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas County,
GREETING -

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas County,
GREETING
HrvHyRTAs. JOSEPH o TURNER did, on the 18th
w dAv Of May, A ID. 1871. file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of She District Court Of Dallas County, Texas
his ne titinn against L. D. SIMPSON, duly supported
hv affidavit TO the effect that said L. d. Simpson is
not resident Of the State Of Texas You are there
fore hereby commanded that you, by making publi-
cation Of this writ In newspaper Published in
the County Of Dallas, If there he published IN
said county, hut u not, then In the nearest county
where newspaper is published, for four weeks pre-.
vjous 20 the reiurn day hereof, summon L. D. Simp.
-on who Is not a resident Of this State TO be and
er,t,esr before the Honorable District Court 20 be
holden in and f0r the County Of Dallas in the State
Of Texas at the CourtESrfc- u. the Town Of Dallas,
on the frst Monday IN June next then and therr to
answer the retltior q joseph o. Turner, hled In
Gid Court agninst said L. ID. Simpson the general
nsture and object Of which sad petii y 70 enfor
the collection Of two Promissory Notes, e1ecufed
Nv the said L. y. Simpson on the Slst day Of Jan
nary. AID. te7n, payable on or before the 9th day
If January thereafter one Of said notes execufed 70
Jo-eh o. Turfer for the sum q ~ hundred dollsrs
!, srecie the other 10 4 L. Turuer, for the q
.s~fr hundred dollars; which said lnsf-nar.ed rnte
vas transferred % Joseph o. Turner both 81 which
aid note were given - and for te balance 81 fhs
rur-hass Money for to crrfain tracts q lard con
seyed % said l. D. simpson " The said Josefh o
ard g l. Turn-r, on the Slsf cay n 1anuary, A D.
1s7o. he frst frarf ccufniuinr 70 acres q land
f-ins . part q fhs J. r. Reid hsrd-rirht survsy !
ne ofhsr trarf being sixty-one arres. and lrirt
rart a. the " 2. W-rhe server ard rrnying Tor
irdrr,-rt ~ ~ saic suns Of money IN said proris
srrg note 1rntinned. and frr fhe enfrrce1nsrt =
~ rrrdnr. Len upor TIE tso said aboTt des-rhed
tracts q lsuf.
H---ir fsii -. ri hs-s IN fhen and thrrs ~
80 Aid cau-f tiis writ. With rrur return the-scn
rtori-r huu 3 on hrrseE-rui-f ne ssme-
i4i-rr unsrr ~ lsrt -, ~ - = ~ rlst-iri
cu-i q fi.las cnurfy Tsrss. this lsth dag q nag
IOHNE LAWS.
CTf rrf g., D1lia. O.. Tsras-
HI c.1rnrz. nsputT.
~ Frs11arE. ARR - fisirtif 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
TliI STATE ~ TENAs.

To al psrsoAs interested in the Estate Of
the Miner Heirs Of Nary Richards, dec d.
IOLf0gn has FLED in the District
Court Of lIalla. Coaaly, bis annual ekhlbl'
Of the condition ~ the estate II the Heirs
II Mary Richards, deceased, which w'll be
heard az the next term Of said Court, con-
nsnelns on the srsl Monday in Juns, A'p'
1871, at the cesrt-liOass thereof. IN the
,awn at Dallas, az which time all persons
interested in the estate u said ininors may
appear and eOa,sst said exhibit, u they
see proper,
Witness; jobs NJ, Laws, Clerk Of The
District Court OF Dallas cOuniy.
Given under NY baud ard the seal Of
said Court AZ once Ia Dallas, this s:sl day
Of April, AID. Isl,
JOHN ". LAWS,
Clerk district Court u, &, t.
salt by 4. T.. CooNnEs, Deputy
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