Texas Almanac, 1859 Page: 195

                                
TENTH DIsTEICT.-Fielding Jones, Judge; Wm. Tate, District Attorney.
Victoria,        3d in Feb. and Aug. De Witt, 5th after 3d in Feb. and Aug
Jackson, 2d after  "   "            Gonzales, 7th c   c    c
Lavaca, 3d  "     "    "       "    Calhoun, 11th "
*ELEVENTH DIsRIc T.-Josiah F. Crosby, Judge; -      , District Attorney.
El Paso, 1st in March and September.
TWELFTH DISTrICT.-E. J. Davis, Judge; Ed. Dougherty, District Attorney.
Cameron,        2d in April and Nov. Starr, 6th after in April and November.
Hidalgo, 5th after "   "       "   j Webb, 8th  "
Zapata, 10th after 2d in April and November.
THIRTEENTH DISTBICT.-John Gregg, Judge; C. Stewart, District Attorney.
\ Madison,         3d in Mar. and Sep. Hill,   4th after 3d in Mar. and Sep.
Robertson, 1st after"  "       "    Navarro, 5th  "   "
Falls, 2d     "  "     "       "   I Freestons, 7th "  "
Limestone, 3d " "      "       "    Leon, 8th     "   "    "
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.-M. P. Norton, Judge ; J. B. Murphy, District Att'y.
San Patricio,     lst in Ap. and Oct. fGoliad, 4th after Ist in Ap. and Oct.
Live Oak, 1st after "   "       "   Bee,     6th  "      "    "
Karnes, 2d    "   "     "      "    Refugio, 7th C    CC
Nueces, 8th after 1st in April and October.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.-J. M. Maxey, Judge; S. A. Wilson, District Attorney
Chambers,        2d in Mar. and Sep. Tyler,  6th after 3d in March and Sep.
Liberty,         3d     "       "   Hardin, 9th   "  "
Polk, 2d after    "             "   Jefferson, 10th"  "     "
Trinity, 4.h after  "   "           Orange, 11th "          "       cc
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.-N. I. .Burford, Judge ; J. C. McCoy, District Attorney.
Collin,          3d in Mar. and Sep. Jack,  10th after 3d in Mar. and Sep.
Grayson, 2d after "    "        "   Wise,   11th  "   "     "
Cooke, 4th   "   "     "        "   Denton, 12th "    "
Montague, 5th"    "    "        "   Tarrant, 13th  "  "     "
Clay,     6th "   "    C            Parker, 15th  "   "     "       c
Arcer,    7th "  "     "        "   Johnson, 16th  "  "
Tbrockmorton,8th "     "        c"   Ellis,  17th  c  "     "       cc
Young, 9th after "     "        ",  Dallas, 19th  "   "     c       4
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.-E. H. Vontress, Judge; R. T. Posey, District Att'y.
Williamson,      2d in Mar. and Sep. San Saba, 6th after 2d in Mar. and Sep.
Burnett, 3d after "    c"           McCulloch, 8th "   "            C
Llano,   5th  " ' "    "        "  I Brown,    9th "   "  t        "
Lampasas, 10th after 2d in March and September.
EIGHTEENTH DISTaRI.--E. F. Buckner, Judge; Jas. Paul, District Attorney.
Medina,          2d in Mar. and Sep.t Atascosa, 6th after 1st in Mar. and Sep.
Bandera, 4th after 1st  cc     "    Kinney, 9th   "         "
Uvalde, 5th   "   "    "       "   ( Maverick, 10th"
NINETEENTH DISTaRIC.-N. W. Battle, Judge; J. L. L. McCall, Dis't Att'y.
McLennan.        3d in Mar. and Sep. Buchanan, 6th after 3d in Mar. and Sep.
Bosque,   3d after"    "           Comanche, 7th   C "
Erath,   4th "   "     "        "    Coryell, 9th    "    cc
Paloe Pinto, 5th" C  c          "   Bell, 11th     cc" "
The reader will find that all of the counties are not herein laid down. The
reason of this is, that they are not yet organized. Presidio, which was formerly
considered and known as part of the 11th District, was left out altogether in
the new law, fixing time of holding Courts in that District. Every organized
county in the State is embraced in the above table.
*The District Attorney Mr. Hyde, has resigned, and the State Department has not yet been advised
of any appointment, by the Judge of that District, to fill the vacancy.

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