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Failure Of oaI,torpIa rirm.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 26.-HeCht
& Barclay, commission merchants, failed
yesterday. Liabilities 100000 nominal
assets, $l50, 900.
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New York, April 28.--The Eoen,ng 9
Post prints d, fsnse of James &. Blaine,
to-day by Wm. Walter Phelps. IL also
replies editorially to Mr.. Phelps, virtually
repeating it's accusations against Blaine.
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DEATHS.

HANMoED. April %, 1884, In this city, Harry
r., third son of Frank ID. and Ellen Ham
mOnd, in the lith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family, and
also the members OF 81. Luke'5 Reformed
Suuduy.school ana OF Miss Downey's James
street school, are respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral from the residence OF the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-26

The woman's Christian Temperance Union
prayer meeting tC morrow SUNDAY Afternoon n
will be hold In the Test Mission NJ. E. chapel
at 3:l5 O'Clock and will be lrd by the pastor
Rev. " PowicE. ON Tuesday nj O'Clock, the
Union Will meet at IIg North Prince street to
complete arrangements for the lecture 10y
Geo " Balm, on May 1.
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Has sjon iidense.

lin one case personally known to mo the
success Ot BurdOck Blood Bitters was almost
ircrediblc, one lady described them as worth
hundredS Of dollars. myself have the greatest
confidence In them" y. \. scratch, druggist,
Ruthyen, ont For sale by IA. II. Cochran,
druggist, 1871 and l3S North Queen street.
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Saiea nf St01H.

Jacob B. Long, broker. rod 10 day at
private safe, 80 shares Quarryville rail
road stock at p % shares Eastern mar
ket, 50t l3 shares Farmers National
bank at 1872.
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In the Grasp OF u skeleton Hand,

Mobile (hla.) Register.
Since the burning of the Evcringham
the only part of the human body that has
been found is the skeleton OF hand
grasping bale of cotton. Between the
bones OF the fingers and the cotton were
several silver dollars.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-26
Telephone Uoun.oticr.

Bausmam & Burns, 10 West Orange
street, and Meunerchor hall North Prince
street, arc now connected with the te!e'
phone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-26

The electric lamp at Poplar aud Filbert
streets was reported out at ? O'Clock the
one at James and Lime at 90 minutes past
two and those at Vine and Church, and
Couestopa and Prince at 3,
Five gasoline lamps were reported out.
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over a Thousand Dogs.

The entries for the coming bench show
of dogs at Madison Square Garden, New
York, are closed. The number of entries,
exclusive Of puppies, is l,l7j. The mum
her Last wear was go.
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sentsn ceu to pe Hanged.

SANDWICH, Ont, April 26.-Luke
Phpps, charged with shooting his wife on
a ferry boat on tho 14th OF last August, was
found guilty of wil!ul murder to day, and
sentenced to be hanged on the l7sh of
June.
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Thrown FROM morse aud rrsmpisd.

Mr.. Herr, II yoanR man living near
Salunga, while attempting to break pair
OF green mules on Wednesday, met with a
very serious accident. The bride bit Of
the saddle mule broke aud Mr.. Herr, not
being able 10 control him, WAS thrown of
and trampled upon. His leg was frac
tured and hip and arm disocAtCd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-26
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, April 26.--FOr tho Middle
Atlantic states, fair and clearing weather,
northwesterly winds, becoming variable,
slight change in temperature.
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LUNGS cOnvulsed ny cough can DO soothr d
with Hale's Honey of HOrehound and Tar
pixies Toothachs Drops cure In one minute.
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U, \. ni.trict Attorney spoaKs.

Col. II. Walters, u. \. District Attorney,
Kansas Ciy, Mo, authorizes the following
statement. " Samaritan NsrUine cured my
niece OF spasms." Got at druggists sl %.
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nsw SorN
Qnotntions by Assoeiated Press.

VnOTnJIDns Dy ASsOcIhItH PftH8.
stocks weak Money easy at &c.
Now York Central. ..lliA
ERIE hhllroti lob
Michigan Central Railroad. 70
Michigan southern Railroad. .............9 95s
Illinois Central Railroad. ad....................lS
Cleveland q Pittsburgh Ratlroad.
Chicago u Rock Island Railroad. ..........llSh
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Railroad .l2sH
Western Union Telegraph Company U0x
Toledo q wabash. Va
New Jersey Central. 49,. ....".........-.' is1
New YORK; Ontario WCstsrn........-..... 50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-26

For chiIIs, fever, nguo, Rnd weakness, col
denis LiqUti beet Z 1Onic. ColdeH'S; take nC
other. OF Druggists. Rli.lwdood6w
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nruwnn nouaenv,a ranacea.

IS tho most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Wiu most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nRlly, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and It .s warranted dou-
bic the strength than any othor similar prepa-
ration.
1t cures pain in tho Side, Back or Bowels,
sore Throat, Rhcumatism, Toothacho, and
ALL ACHES and Is The Ureat Reliever OF
Pain BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
should be in every family. A teaspooniul OF
the Pauacea In u tu,. bier OF hot water lsweet-
ened, II. preferredl; taken at bedtime. will
BREAK UP COLD. q. .ceuts D.OotLle.
mRYl-T.Th.Edw
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sPEUIAL NOTICES.
The People Astonisneo.

cover the wide circulation OF Jho,pds Ectec'
trio Oh. There IL hardly drug house In tho
country that does not have this remedy upon
its shelves. Tho public have found II gooi
thiug ana stick to it. FOR sale bv IL. Is. Coch'
ran. lrnRglsL. LIZ nnn ll9 North Qneen streot.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

ABSOLUTELY tho best Porous Plaster ever
made. The Hop Plaster is composed Of Fr' sh
Hops, BalsRms and Gums Weak Back, Side
Acne. sore Chest, and all pains are speedily
cured by it, use. Apply one. Only 90 cents
a.. any drug store
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ItInina AFiLnnH

PuGNIx, Arizona, April 2G.-The Re-
publican convention yesterday appointed
Blaine delegates to Chicago.
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PniinaeIpilIs.
Quotations by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
stocks 1rmer.
Philadelphia & Eric Il. R.............. ..... -
Reading Railroad. d......................,.... 2l9s
ppnnsvly IN Kail road 59E
I.0high Valley Railroad d..................... 69M
United Companies OF New Jersey .l93x
Northern PncIdC,...,......,a..,... Hx
Nortnern Pacific Prsferrei. ,,.... .. ...... Az
Northern Central Railroad d................b blK
Leni2h Navigation CompanY............t t8M
NOrristoWD Railroad, ,..................".s.lllH
Central Transportation Compnny......v,. 81
Pittsb'g, TitusyillO Buffalo Il. b.. 6A
Little schuVlkill Railroad. cth
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condensed itemS.

George Hook IL making a now town
directory. Columbia base ball clubs are
not taking any action in tho formation OF
a county association n.-Business brisk at
tho coal wharvcs o' the Il. and Q. railroad :.
Cigar foctory Of Pence n Hargis Will
close during part Of next week to take
inventory of stock Knights OF the Mystic
Chain contemplate n fair.--Pennsylvania
Castle, No. 20. A. o. K. Of NJ G meet to-
night. Con. Welsh post q. A. K. enter
tainment well attended last uight.-No
smoking hereafter in the Pennsylvan'a
railroad round house. band
screnadcs it's lady friends Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. s.-Shad fishing bust
ness is picking up.--Streets and alloys
look bright and clean Sufqueihnpa
lodge room is open for inspection to might
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1 bought medicine in thirteen states, but
nothing holped mo till 1 got Ely's Cream
Balm. In four days could hear as well as
ever. l am cured OF catarrh as we'll. IL ID
the best medicine ever used.-Garrett Wild.
ricE, Hastings, New York.
From B. r. Liepsnar, A. NJ, Rod Bank, N.
j. wa No seriously troubled with catarrh IL
| aoliOusly affected my voice. one bottle OF
Eiys cream Balm did the work, My voice IL
| fully restorod.-B +. Liepsner.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Uompiaiut Uonoerniog the Cn-ngo OF marHot
Bours-rotss ABOUT the River

Uompiaiut Uonoeruiog the Cn-ngo OF marHot
Bours-rUts. ABOUT the River
rowD.
Council still refuses to put tho time Of
opening Ihe market back To where II was
during fhe winter The country people
do not attend market in as largo numbers
as they did before. because they are oh.
liged To rise at too early an hour to get
hero. Those residing at any distance from
town arc kept away altogether for the
same reason. Merchants complain that
early market Injuries their business, as tue
farmers return home immediately a'tsr
market that they may do iuii Gay
work. Instead Of purchasing their gooos
In Columbia ON market days they 20 TO
Lancaster to buy, aud that much money N
lost To Columbia.
Town notes.
H. II. Kline. of Klinesvillo, received II,
\ and DC per pound for lot ot leai tobacco
recently sold by him. ,,--
General +. Lacy Goddard, inspector
general Of the ". q. OF this state, vii
conduct tue iuErcction OF Go. nex'
month.
Joseph Donnclly had his right eye badly
burned at st. Charles furnace yesterday,
"A hot spark having flown into the eye dur
Ing casting operations.
Tho crew OF Ceatesvillc local freight, MIR
John Snyder conductor, and ore. No. ,,
both of the p. II. r., have been provided
with new cabOoses
Nothing more ia heard about running
"out on" around Columbia, regarding th'
erection of more works of the Pennsylvania
railroad company at this place.
So poor IL tho prospect of the opeuinI
Of tho Shawnee furnace that many OF th
men engaged to work there have becom
tired waiting for resumption of operation
and have gorc elsewhere or procured othe
situations
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For Lame pacE,, slde or Ghost, use shI-
LUHS POROUS PLASTER. Price, 2o cent
Sold by II. Il. Cochran, 1877 anu l59 North Queeu
street, Lancaster. febltoohb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-26

",s nrnurp, or ruE LANCASTER
] CITY school Board will meet in Tiiennial
Convention on TU ESDAI EVENING, the 8tn
day of MAY at 10 O'Clock Tor the purpose OF
electing n Superintendent of the Public
Schools OF this city to serve unin the nrst
Monday I'm June, one thousand eight hundIen
| and 81 = hty.gryrn, aud 30 nN salary - said
| EniciaI JOHN LENEK6OOD,
apriIli,2I,2G,2s President
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parents OF tho dccs asod corner OF Mulberry
street and tho Harrisburg turnpike, on 10
morrow Sunday afternoon at Bociocs' ."
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
MoGEEnAn-i In th,s city; on ,he Mn',aanan yoIn
Nhfy, lcnct OF 'ho nus "' -
Hg9d 20 years.
The relative, ana trends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the iunera
from her late residence, NO. 'o ,l, SoI. ,,,',s,
uirb mass at IT, Marys church at Vociock
InterInent at 81 Mary cemetery.
sEw ADVERTIsEmn
rAsTtD-A MIDDLE sasD ExrE- /
w ricn'ed cook at No. 30 North Lime
slrsot "
VlvAryp,p-A sODD sIVL FOR 8EN-
II 81 SOUTH DUKE STREET.
C.rAW aAvASA riIarK OIaARs FOk
| - bcenia. Guaranteed to he C'enr hllors nj
| uAHTMASS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Soun hH"ur sEr-%ur
| W u. DEICuLER'S MCGRANN HOUSE,
This tsATURDAYI evening.
IREAr KEUUGrION IN BRUssEs.
W Comhs, PoCkctbooks, Face Powders. otc.
Il
| FREY'S DKO0 STORE,
| as 2ld ~ East orange street,
7 cory rHoM Kusr. bUr TnKE rHE
| / lead and sell the bcst DC Cigar In the city,
| HARrM ANS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
| STORE.
,I'HE LARUrsr NNu Mosr UOMpLETE
| j assortment ot Euchre, Casino and Poker
| cRrda from Sc per pnCk up. - ~
| HARTMkNs YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
| STORE.
V'Hr VERDICT STILL STANDS THAT
the hest 5c Cigar IN the city sat
| IARTM ANS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
DEM U'aAHs rKun 0oots rER HUN
uhRTmhSs YELLOW FRoSrCIsAR
| STORE
CrruiSE uLp STOCK UoNsEUriUUT
W Cigars, . tor &c, II tor Pc at
HARTMAE's YELLOw FRONT CIGAR
STORE
v'Hn KpGULAR MOsTHLy MEETinS
/ of the Union Building and Loan hssncia.
Monday evening at ~ O'Clock Nomination
IT, A. n. BALL, Sec'y.
IIOUsEhErPEus.T TaHL sOriUE.
, FURNITURE will be sold positively
AT COST,
! to close business, A. ,,,s,r s,,,vvr
alb ind. 22b WEST hiNt sIhrEI
INKrsu STRAwHERHiEs, NEW pOTA-
toes, Heans Peas, squash; Asparagus
, | creamery Butter. Deviled Crabs, oysters, sc.
al CHAS. W. ECKERT'S Daily Market. No
: 1873 FAST King street It,
uvASTEu-A sOUSa MAN WANTS a
w situation 10 drive a business TaRon
| atten to horses. or anything that he car
r | make hImsGli useful at. Good reference VII
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-22
A Mint TO the pemncrns,.

We suggest to the incoming admins
tration Of Indiana that a few colored
men ofworth aud ability be appointed
IN representative character in state
employment. Governor Porter, though
asked by representative colored men
10 do something in this direction, has
deliberately ignored them for four
years. Twelve thousand good voters,
and not even . spittoou cleaner chosen
from them. Yet Cove nor Hoaily, OF
ONO, Democrat has given four excel
lent positions OF honor and trust to col
Jred men. Governor Porter and the
powers that were have not treated us
lairly in this matter, and we called at.
lentlon to IL one year and II hale ago
fho coiorod men, except dozen or
more, cannot consistently expect any
attention IN this direction from Gov
3rnor-elect Gray. But we give this
pointer: that tho cOlored vote of Indi
ana will some day arise and say, "no
representation in the spOis o. office, no
votes next election" Why should they
not do sOf De not white men do soY
And the c0lOred people are not wise II
they do not profit by the example OF
the superior race" as they dub Them
selves. A few colored men in the late
campaign bore the burden i'm battling
tor the successful party. Pick out few
of the best ones, and IL will do good ali
atound,-llndianapolis World (colored
orgau).
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-22
SIDEWALK NOTES.


Burt and Miers' shoes at Block Rros
,Se,nt,emens' embroidered slippers at
n remember the crazy quilt pieces at
Frees & Sons. '' Nv
Call and examine the Hartman
pianos, at Frees X Sons.
Fresh spare ribs and back bones n,
frank Hamm's 40 Elm street.
Doll babies from 25 cents to 81. Everv
Kind OF toys for children at the 6 and 10
cent store. W." ~
~ you buy s. worth OF goods ut A. d..
Aldridge q Co., 623 Elm street, Won will
get handsome dictionary.
You can find full line of silyerwpro-
Also gold and plated goods nj tho auc
street. Wv i-''"
Guitars, violins. mouth organs. music
tolios, music boxes, musical birds. sino
as naturally as live ones, at G, III, Ed,
wards, US and IS5 Main street.
Every taste gratined. Eyerv buver
delighted. Save time, trouble. monav.
and get the best, by choosing from Knen,
ny " SONS extensive holiday stock.
disc. "
there Is gentleman or lady In
dallas to-day who desires TO have n real
pleasant time let them 20 or telephone
70 Wheat q Wheaps livery stable, cor
nor OF Elm and 1.-Two Oak streets, and
geta hrst-olass turnout at reasonable
rates.
Now Is the timo 10 buy Christmas
present that Is practical, and will afford
both pleasure and comfort. Go To John
=, Witwer and buy carriage, buggy or
fhmton, as he has a fine stock. and
Prices very reasonable. Sslesroom, 7ls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-22
En EnrrnL In AK

A good story was told at tho Scoville
house in Waterbury, yesterday, during
the settlement of a number of election
bots. During the Polk campaign much
interest was taken in Waterbury in the
result, and party strife ran high be.
tween Wings and Democrats. Water.
bury was only little villrge at tho
time and it had no railway communica.
tons. 1t was also before tho DAYS ol
the telegraph, and number ofpoliticians
made up q purse and hired Col. Richard
Welton, proprietor of the New Haven
stage line, to make a special trip to Nav
Haven and get the returns.
The crowd waited anxiouslv on the
tavern steps ali through the Afternoon
OF the day of Col. Welton's trim and
when he came in sight with horses
smoking. from their long drive, he
stood up In his wagon and called TO tho
oxpectant crowd:
"New Nork's gone 5000"
"For whomY' arose on every side.
The colonel jumped from his wRron.
hesitated moment, scratched his head
and then blurtod out; "Well | swan.
forgot TO ask"
The feelings OF the politicians can be
better imagined THAI described. New
Haven News,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-22
PUBLIC NOTICE

Mayors Of GICE, CITY OF kAL. Az.
vi DECEMBER >. 1884 Pubic notice IL
htr ~ given to all whom Il may concern
ihnt application wi bee made To the leo s.
nature OF the stUie Of Texas, to assemble on
VA, 1871 day of january, A. 10. 1885, for the
following changes Ia ana amendments In no
various acts incorporating the city of Dallas.
lo.wit; To repeal a / obsolete and nope.
r0iNe sec. Ions; to more clearly define ihe
municipal bou, dariCS; to make all officers of
tne mum cipNliti, excepting The secretary.
ele tive by the qualified electors thereof; 10
more clearly dehne the M. do OF enacting or
ulndncesi toAimp iiy and more clearly de
nhe lhe mode OF opening, widening and ok.
lennlng streets, avenues AID ALLEYS; TO prc.
scribe the mode of acquiring g-ound and
right-ol-way within or wit out the munipi.
pal limits for wntor-worlts, parks, oemete.
RE, house OF correction or reform or work
mouse, hospitals, quarantine purpOsos or
other municipal necessity 10 the health and
wellOeing OF the city; to enable the city 10 err,
Ate special funds for street extension, and
stree, Improvement purposes, ana for the
erection and m ,iuienance OF a seminary or
hlgh school In come 'tion with the free pub.
NC school svtem of the city; t. remove OK.
lsung conflicts la the charler and render its
meaning plain; TO more clearly doane tho
corporate power over any aud all classes OF
street railroads. w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
CHAIRMAN of Committee.
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THE MEXICAN CABINET.
The Strong Adviser, selected by Pres
dent DinH.


The Strong Adviser, selected by Presi-
dent Diaz.
The cabinet selected NV President Disy
49,, eollo
10 aS "'iows'
forelgn acknowledgement IA. Maris-
cal.
Mammal nnblor
r,,o.; ~,
il'''' i'i -Nia'iuei hothero nupio'
war and Ntvy-Gen Pedro Hinojosa.
Public Work-Carlos Pacheco.
Jns,ioa,
p, UNIV ii's'' "'ioh -'oaquin
barahua'
Ignacio NJ Mariscal, tho new secretGrv
of state, Is a native OF OaXaca. His frs
public position Was that OF secretary OF
me Mexican legation in Washington.
lie was recalled and served in the cabi.
netas minister of justice on three differ
emit occasions. He served in the legation
y. washington, and is now minister TO
England.
Manuel Duhian, secretary of tn treas
ury, Is from OaXaca He is lawyer OF
"ote, veteran IN the house of deputies
and also a senator. He served in the
mouse at the head OF the committee on
.huh.e, anu IS reputed one OF the best
llnanciers IN the country.
Mehuei Romero R1bio, the minister Of
tle INTERIOR, belongs to a distinguished
lainlly OF Mexico, and Is father inlaw
VI rte9inent Dlaz' lie mas seen years OF
1ilyiVo IA sn9 mousse ana the senate: is
,i i,a'u7 "datE" lay ei, ana acquitted
n, ';,,Io'a WE ~ etoulu ia me cabinet as
ir, u Vi '"' o. ~ an diIS'
r,i imJ ne" 3ecf1tafy Oh Wnr, Gen Pedrc
riinVJoin"' tfS ano Braae OF h3l"r
; Inv ga ha e rs " E".oIa IRON lallSN
HP391 aIu mas ehuereu valuable service
s'M ano,oI H. ~, va III congress, and
,oiiit or me /" r tno commission OF
hn I Rle rocnrd ~ M nus u 'oil9 ana
LAM" o1, "I,o 'oo"'u. tne senlal old gen
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

DALLAS, TEXAS, DECEMBER 4, lSsi.
~ Notice In hereby given that on the l9th
gay or November, 1891, \. J. Adams, doing
business under the name OF Adams & Leon
hfl, OF said city of Dallas, cOnVeyed and AZ
signed 10 me, W. ii. Flippen, of said city,s
assignee. 0llhls property aud all the prop.
cry OF every desc iptlon owned or used by
MN IN conducting the banking business I'M
yer the nrin name OF Adams n Leonard, IN
cluulnk ms own interest and that OF the es'
Nle ot j, l.. Leonard, deceased, except such
property ns = exempt from execution under
the laws OF Texas, FOR the purpose Of convert,
lng Tue Same into money, to I've distributor
among such OF his creditors only ns would
consent 10 accept their proportionHte share
ol MS estate, and discharge him from thelf
respective claims; provided, that he should
nnt be uischutgcd from liability to any crcul-
,gr WHO Goes not receive rs much NJ one
tmW OF the amount du and claimed IN MS
tayor as a valid claim nrnlnt Ills estate.
Notice " further given that oil the creul-
tors OF said assignee oonsenting 10 such as
slgnment must make known TO me their
consent IN writing within four months niter
nc publication of this notice, anu that no
creditor not asserting shall receive or tshs
any benefit under said assignment
w. III. FLlPPEN, Assignee,
DALLAS, TKNAs, December 4, lSsi.-A,
persons Indebted 10 \. j. Adams ~ AdainsN
leonard on November ~, 1851, ar HEREBY no
tined To call ON me at my Office Ia the bank
bullding OF tllppen, Adoue 4 10 10, on tns
south side OF Elm street, Dallas, texas, am, ann
make payment; otherwise their raper VIII
90 placed In the hands OF attorneys for. COL
lection w. III. FLlppEN,
Assignee OF s.J.Adams and Adams Leonard