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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
EsTRAY NOTICES.
49, ,.I 30 !, SorSrT'


TAKEN FPhy Il. N. ot4ig snd ssirsyed hsf0rs l.,
J. siHals Esa, ses ie ~ Y ye.I ~ sohhEL
uORsr. aisoal lsIs hsnds hizh, A. tTends rereeisa
BE, apprsis.i a os.J y s'sL. y y si s.ls
IIsndsa u ; "a len shsslass, slps-issi si Stu
Ma Jsns An lssi. tt
iAIES " - y. 4, paws; ssi ssi.sysa tsisIs
T bness, ssla one ~ ~ "a nia ~ ~ uhA hAht
SIS; has With her an iron sIay ssarling. ,ased ~
sks filsl Ial.e 9Th lsdl,
TAKEN up y NJ, J, siekss, Aaa sslI.ysd h.is!s
ssou, ysArs GA, about u hsnd. hish, hlsIs l.es
SOFAS sAdile marks, ersAse an tho ntck and side Il
Ihs neek, lhTes white fei, branded on len sheadsT
9ninislligiels appraised Al ~ ohs ySii1H srA n,
about 10 ysATs old, sIsIish brand Vh Ten shsnidsE
appraised At SIS Also one iwo yu.r Old hliy, deep
has, black nahe aud la right hind fsoi sLile star
fAkKS Uib, q. ". bard, and ss,rsyed bsisrsJ
u. Meredith, Elq,, one hohkEL f0Afs eiare iass
right bEe foot nhie, and salh hini i.ei Nhhe, soou,
lals hands high, branded thus on lsi ,hanlasr,
years old last srTins, appfAisel a. ~ i"su July
TAKEN ur by 7, D. o,ssisyshs AMI e,iTAyr,l bs,
fors jack soh Bradley, Bee, one BAY fnNi WARE,
black naus and tail, about 10 hands hsh, about siN
wear, I'D, Ia. .Alils marks, j. natural pArsT ap.
praised al so Filled July 10th lsO.
TAkEN UP by Samuel hiliken, aud cstrayesi In
kre Jsekson nrsdlsy, ksq,, one yeks 81 OXEN one
larEs brindls steer, laIsr dropping horns, marked
crop % len and swaos,iork In the right, bran
dsd With alsrge on rghi hipi the other large pale
rad with ran face hurns stand up aud inFh hack,
little white under his belly, lite on tho end OF his
tall, marked crop "a lei and crop and nndeTbil IN
right ear. branded II on right hip, about o. lOyeaEs
old, appraised al siS. filled July 10th isai,
ID. MeTidith, Esq,, one rear old BAY MARS, about
10 hands high small star in the ioreheai both hind
feet Nhila up the fnoIloeks some saddle MARS On
her back, heavy main and tail, One Halt sonhEL
MARE, years old las spring, small nafe ~ reg
forehead main rather Ax color, Abuui 10 hand high
no marks or brands pcrceSahle, both appraised NJ
$50. Filed July 2ilh lsvl.
TAKEN UP ~ james X, Smith and e,trAyed be.
fore j. n Meridlth, Esq, one year old sOhREL
HORSE, len hind foot white. abont 10 hands hish
one DIN MARE, aboutS o. 10 years old, abou Ii
hands high, blaze face. spanish brand on ten lhish,
at SI5. Filed August lat ISL, t.Jw
BENZ. Y. HAWKINS, Crk. CO. or. 4. CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04

sIaSs OF ALARN.-The eonhseaiion bill
a the Lincoln Congress was passed in the
House by only twelve msjOrlly-siSiy To
fnrty,elghi, The tax bill was passed in
the same body by on y seventeen majority
.-seyenly-ssyen to sixty, Among the neg
aliyes were some OF the most rampant abo-
llliOnisls, such as LoVejoy. What came
over them! What was the mailerF Bnl
for the tax, the wheels Of the whole war
machinery must suddenly have come To
sland.slill. Didn't they believe In "erush-
lug the rebellion?" Or did they begin to
have some misgiyings as TO their success in
this somewhat difficult business, aud con-
elude that il would be as well to give il up
as a bad jobl-N o. C5Ri, Bg!!ehn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF DALLAS.
To any iawful officer Of Dallas county, Greet
ing:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
4 jacob l.. Stillwcll, by publication in
the Dallas Herald to be and appear before
me, james N. Smith, u justice Of the Peace
in and for Dallas county, precinct No. !,
at my office, on the day of September, A. D..
Eighteen hundred and sixty-cre, between
the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and two o.
clock p Nj. of said day, to answer the COM
plant Of A. c. Rice, on plea of debt due
by note, STA I'll, credited by $40.
Fail not, and due Icturn make rs the law
directs. Giveh under my hand, this I'd day
of SEPTEMBER A. D. 1861.
JAS. N. SMITH,
4S:3t. Justice Of the Peace.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04

A LApY's VII AND ITS REsuLTs.-A Ten
nessee lady, who has been passing sometime
at Ashland, was while prOmenading the
beautiful grounds which adOrn the place.
neeosled by gentleman who seemed 10 be
. arranging bouquet with the inquiry II
there were any laurels, either in the grounds
OF tho woods near by.-Noncing that lac
was in citizens dress, she replied promptly,
and with much meaning in her dark eye;
gNo, sir but l understand the ViTginans
have~ceontly gathered a great many at Ac-
auia Creek, Scwells Point aud Fairfax
Courthouse. doubt not there arc still
more LEFT Mt those places and many other
parts Of Virginia" The hint was not lost,
A few days aiicr the gentleman Joined n
gallant corps, and is now at Manassas, no
doubt determined TO reap n harvest Of lau-
rcls with his own good blade.
fRichmond Dispatch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that at the Au'
~ gust term, 1861, of the County Court
OF Dallas county, Texas, l was appointed
Administrator of the Estate of John Rob-
bins deceased. All persons holding claims
against said estate, are hereby notified to
present the same, duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law; and those
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
4H6w. THOMAS F. CRUTCHFIELD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
r AYD FOR SALE....A Tract Of

Ia 100 acres lying in Ellis county; on inc ile"u
81 Grove Creek, and about SIX miles North OF WaSa,
hatchie said land comprises the South halI OF o-o
,cros in the name OF the heirs of Peter H. stout
The owner viii soil al low price, and VIII take III
exchange cattle or sheep In part payment For ar
''''' JAMES II. SWINDELLS.
natlas June 5. 1861 5o--u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
A. N. DENTON,
Attorney and Counselor ut Law,
Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas,

VIII practice his profession in the counties eompri
sing the 10th aud Goth Judicial Districts, ana III the
supremo Court at Austin and Tyler.
Bss- All busiL entrusted 10 his care Will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
sepIenlber Alb, l60l-is:M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
French MerirlO Bucks

French MeriMO Bucks.
nk. X. NJ. GANO, OF TARRANr COUN-
nv ty, will start South from Dallas, on
the 9TH inst, with
100 FRENCH MERINO BUCKS,
lie will pass through Waxahachic, Waco,
Austo and san Antonio. Those who have
not supplied themselves with superior fine
wooded bucks, will do well to await him.
He is selling superior bucks at very reason
able rates in exchange for stock.
RSS"Thc Waco Southwest and Austin
Gazette and Intclligencer please copy twice,
and send bills to this office.
4S2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04

ourlittle Mammal having been received with SO much
favor, We have been induced 10 publish second edi-
tiun of 1.-THE SCHOOL OF THE SOLDIER" TO which We
havp added sT THE SCHOOL OF THE COMPANY complete,
taken from GILHANs MANUAL, which, for the sake oil
Uniformity las been adopted e Standard authority ~
the State Of Texas, and ordered 10 be furnished 10 COM
panies going into camp Though our hrst edition ur-
nished all, and moro than we purported gVing'
when we commence it's publication, we nave since
found I" THE SCHOOL OF THE CohPANr lndlsponsipie
for commissioned we'll non-commlssioned ON
Gers. and have, in order to make the work a. COM
plete as possible added thereto 1.-THE ORGANIZATION
OF ISFASrRY," showing the position OF officers in
each ion. platoon and company-nw baitailons,
regiments, brgades, and diyisiOns formed with
the posts oil field officers and rogimental staf also,
the posts of officers when the battalion is in column,
and when brigades and divisions are drawn up In
line Of battle
The ARTICLES OF WAR having been ordered to be
read twice week The companies going into camp,
hav. added appendix substituting be words
the Sta Of Texas aud the Confederate States Tor
the words " United Stales,' wherever they occur.
Tbs'REMARKS ON CAMP DUTIES ETC., also
in the appendix will be found great service to VII
gDiDginio camp. nearly the whole routine
Of a soldiers duties Is there laid down.
Prices, Free of Postage:
Single cpFy, paper binding,..........-..--5o cents
Iwaive copless-..-. .---.------s..--.---.--.<o ~
Flty 70 ~
One hundred coTies,-........ % W
Lsafher binding, twenty-five cents ezra.
ES 1alsrs and companies wishing 10 be supplied,
viii send On tbeir Or1eTz 70 the "SsEs Once, ec-
oomraniod With cash or is equivalent wh-n iheF WI
[, te promptly. fIl@1, y. aARDsDSl
At 2, lst1-4lr Ce1efe'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
negro Girl Wanted.

HyHE undersigned would like to purchase
III likely negro girl. not exceeding 20
wears of age for q house servant, for which
he will nav q fair price in CASH. Apply
e.-iv "a JOSHUA MccASTS.
pst,ss cgsaasv, Ar.r. p, 1eaf--4cst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
EXECUTORS Notice.

NroTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned were, at the July
Term, 1861, of the County Court OF Ellis
county, Texas, duly appointed Executors Ct
the last will and testament of Coleman Jen-
kins, deceased. All persons holding claims
oSainst said estate are notified TO present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law; aud those indebted to
aid estate are reoucsted to make immediate
payment. MlLLdaM JE wr,NS
Executors.
mL;. kunnri Il 1SGl-4rfiw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
binary.
is ALMEDlA LEDBETTER,
l.. LrDBErTER, and daughter
ad Sarah Randall, departed
e23d Of august 1851, at hor
Dallas county.
was born in NcNairy county,

WAS born in McNairy county,
Z, February llih, 1882. She leaves
..oani, hse children, a father and moth
r. brothers and sisters, and innumerable
friends to norm her lass, Int D
sgss5 not, gcaile HBonrnsr, tira from the tomb,
pale rot that rcd ei,efk- Diesel lot its bloom;
suppress fhose bright ssars, rssay not TO mourn,
WHAT thou d7si now hslrs nshg faillions have borne
nispsi filaf dark ciuu' fn Inst oncs serene face,
La not its dfezr shade or slad1w thy grace;
rfutn flcss afd hfari-irplls, lament not 20 deep,
1by uissr1 not dead, shs drih oni5 sleep
asfr-sf ret BY fanil b. TINS Eflsrins her loss;
sgiesssd ia Tie lord ,--slsc br-s well the cross,
All ssalf ,e bra hr1r her Yak from the skies
Sod tel rpa q dfs ~ fnrrfar tbosseyes
o. os.ii yea i,ut hsrf ihsi srz anthem size sinsE,
~ ssfif~ Re rs,ss % those irr1cal string
Hlv ~ slfains ~ iinus orth TO the bless d
rss s|5sls utliissiy ftsiEa IL e f,st
-rlifrr uos, 11r frs,zns aofofT rain;
tfeed o. tie Lamb nafh es1 deT iTon al si1in
a --.f-r.r .rl--r nv. crrf-rl-I ier 1rad,
a rrtrr.Ii.r sake are hos fhs doth treas J..
paIs0s Hll. Tr1ar Aug feth -. -.
r. - rs-, m slsi5 ca tte, Tii-sr - -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
SEM ArIiGl.

On the 25th July, 1861, by the Rev. Fl. F.
Bone, Mr.. GEORGE 7. Drunk and Miss
MARY j. FOREMAN, all of GAINESVILLE,
Cooke county, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
m I'D,

In Fort Smith, on the 3th of August, LEW
IsJ. HAWKES., aged y years. The de-
ceased vas rnenbor Of the Texas Artillery
Company which lliely passed through this
place. Hewas attacked with typhoid fever
on the march, and reached Fort Smith
wetk ago. he was kindly received and
cared for at the house Of Mr.. Vernon, and
= funeral Was attended by the military
cilizcns.-Fort Smith Times and
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announcements,
Psr Csagre.s-aIh Di.lriel,

RsT toase>s-3ih District
60 Ne srr saIhsTiEed 20 RRR0guor tbs u an u.
M. IIabbard, II saith rgnnlg, = candidate o.
relTsfnt tbs al Congressional hisilfl VI AFA@s' M
Ihe U1ngJrss Of the tQnialeTAir States
PMS are authorized 10 sRasslnee Hen, Nal
ssius ID, Graham, a. . candidate Ia NssAsnsss
Ia a ,he hfh Congressional bisiTiei,
90 MesTe authorised 20 annonnCe Hon f'sadie,
lsn Marrah, a. candidate iSE toAsTrss lI"i, LIS
hfih A0ns bisiEiri,
Fer CSnsress-6th District.
HEs Ne are aaih0Tiz1.l 20 al aSgnue MittiaFa H.
Wright, Esq,, IL Lamar caanlF, a. eenliisis ~
aI the Gih Congressional DislIici II ieAas' ih
lks CoRlrisTat States t0nsFsss,
For CouEFess---3d bistfisl'
p5sWeaTe aalhoillssi 10 ahnuunrs Hen, II. W.
Gray, ofihu ciiy II llaasion, A. eanidais u &C.
pIssri Abe "a nslIcg VI TrAas, IN the e"egTess 81
ihs u ,nfaAeTA'e States
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-04
e. B. Wheelock and Co.,
ARGYLE pYTTERS.

a .sre lsemeay for DTsPspFia. Chslsra,
Might swests, General Dehiiity, aud Ia
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
Trustees Sale.

VIyHEREAS, on the twenty third day of
w February. A. ID. 1859, Alison Gregory
and AchSa Gregory his wife, executed TO John
Chapman, of.thc county OF Floyd, and State
of Iowa as Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust,
conveying to the said Trustee certain land
situate in sud Floyd county, to wit The
west half of the southwest quarter of Section
twenty-Onc, in Township nincty-six north, of
Range fifteen west of the fifth principal merid-
ian; which said conveyance was made by the
said Alison Gregory and his wife Achsa Greg
DRY, for the purpose of securing the payment
of Il certain promlssory note, executed by said
Alison Gregory and Achsa Gregory and dated
February %, \. ID. 1859, whereby they prom
Used to pay to the order Of Martha Yardley
Southall the sum OF seventy eight ,SISI dollars
on the 23i day of Feb. A. d, 1860, which said
Decd of Trust is Recorded in the Recorder
office of said Floyd county in Book /, of
mortgages, pages and 3,-and the said note
having become due and payable, and no part
thereof having been paid. Now, therefore, at
the request OF the said Martha Yardley South.
all, |, John Chapman, Trustee as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice that by virtue
of the power which is in me vested by the
said Deed OF Trust, | will on the 9th day of
April A. ID. 1861, at two o'clock in the after
noon of said day, at the door of the Stone
Store Building, in St. Charles City, Floyd
county, Iowa, being the place where the last
District Court was held, in and for said coun
ty, expose for sale at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the parcel of land
above described, or so much thereof as shall
be sufficient to satisfy said debt with interest
and costs and expenses attending the execu-
ton OF this trust, together with all Taxes due
| upon said Land and Trustees fees. Upon the
completion of said sale q deed will be given
in accordance with the stipulations of said
Deed of Trust.
Dated, February &c, 1861
JOHN CHAPMAN, Trustee.
| S. Il. STARR. Attorney gw3
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
w payment Of n promissory note executed
by }. II Eaton to Edward Rcinigcr, or order
dated November >, 1859, for the sum OF
5000 90, payable one year after the date there
of, with interest thereon ut the rate of ten per
cent. from the date thereof, which said note
was secured by Trust Deed upon the premises
hereinafter described, duly executed and de-
livcrcd to the undersigned Us Trustee, 10y the
said J. IL Eaton, and Recorded in the Re
corlcrs office of Floyd county, Iowa, in Book
49," of Trust Deeds, on pages 40 and Al .
And application having been made to Inc by
the legal holder OF said note to sell said prem
iSes, under said Trust Deed for the purposes
and in the manner therein set forth Now
therefore, shall on Saturday, the 9th day Of
April, 4. ID. 1861, at the hour Of one o'clock
T. NJ and at the front door of the Stone Store
Building, where the last District Court was
held, in st. Charles City, in said county. sell
ut public Auction to the highest bidder or bid
dcrs. for cash in hand, the real estate in said
Trust Deed described, to wit
The west half of the northwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of Section number
thirty five, 1851 in Township number ninety
five tJ5) north, of Range number fifteen l5l
west, in Floyd county, Iowa, being twenty
t2Ol acres of land more or less together with
all tn right and equity of redemption OF the
said J. ii Eaton in and to said real estate,
and for the purposes in said Trust Deed set
forth. Il. q. RElNlGER, Trustee.
St Charles City Iowa Feb. % 1861
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28

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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
Outrage Upon a British Captain.

We have accounts of the tarring
and feathering Of Capt. Vaughn of the
British barque kalos, at Savannah.
The rebels have met with such good
SUCCESS in their outragcs upon Amer
lean citizens that itsecm they thought
to try "a small Experiment." on Johnny
Bull. The offence of Capt. Vaughn
was that a free negro who was en-
gagged in loading his vessel was invi-
ted to dine with him on board OF
course the abolition howl was at once
raised, and tar and feathers were
brought into requisition. The outrage
is said to have been pcrpetrated by
the Rattlesuakc Club" The citizens,
fearing the wrath of the Britishers,
now affect to be intensely indignant,
aud threaten to spare no effort to fer
ret out and punish the perpetrators
and break up the club, which they say
is a secret association. The club was
doubtless formed to act as a vigilance
committee for driving obnoxious
Northerners from the city; and as long
as the reptiles confined their opera
stions to this class of persons they were
unmolcsted. But now that a citizen
5of Great Britain-a power that does
mot wink at such outragcs-has been
fitted to a suit of the favoritc Southern
costume for obnoxious people, the cit
liens become virtuously indignant,
and talk of breaking up the nest OF
snakes, who have committed the blum
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
$4,000 COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
ENERIBODG'S LAW YER
Counsellor in Business.
BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA EAR.

OF The PHILADELPHIA EAR.
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Bills Of Sales, Leases and Petit
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IsFs lou The legal relations existing DO,
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ItHs Ion What constitutes Libel and Sian.
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