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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
rurnpr,xr Rnuons Ar sAvAvvAn..The

InroRrAxr RUsoRs AT SAvASsAH.-The
Savannah Republican Of The l7tb, says
(" A s~ldier who came up from Fort Pulas-
ki last night, reports that an engagement
between The Lincoln fleet and the fort at
Port Rsyal, commenced Monday afternoon
and continued through The whole of yester-
lay. The Enns we're distinctly heard ficna
Fort Pulaski
"0ur city was considerably agit1ted yes-
rcrday-favorabiy so---by the rcpsrt OF an
important arrival on the coasf- We arr not
1t liberty now to state further particulars;
but if the rumor be trRe, the fact will net
be long in finding its way to the public"
The same paper Of tho 18th says
"Thers vas a general disappearance Of
naval officers from the city, yesterday. II is
,rndersioo.lltaf orders ~eTe received for
hem to repair to some peiHt on the coSs',
flrouclI the cxaet 1ecaiify isss not t1ausFir-
"a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

ssB> Maj. Gee. W. Clifton, Of Grcer's
regiment, was in Sherman on the 3rd inst.'
and would proceed TO muster the regiment
o + Col. Young into the Confederate service
for twelve mouths, to proceed 70 Gen. Nc
Cullocl,'s headquarters without delay.
Maj. C. also calls upon the people of Tex
as to respond to the call Of Gen. McCullonii
for the FIVE regiments Of infantry, im!nedi-
atcly. AS soon as Gen. NJ. could get troops
enough he would advance to meet Lane and
Montgomery who, il was reported had al
ready burned several towns in Missouri.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09


,,ews saoA hicHaosp.--We spublieh, ~
ny, q highly interesting communication
rom i Distinguished Texan, now at Rich
nond,s His remarks about some important
b, i,caeurcs before Congress deserve especial
.,ttcntion, and his complimentary illusions
10 Judge Oldham, well timed and wsll do
5 ryeds IL may lc truly said ofSoidhaul.
, hat heis the cmbodiucnt Of State Rights,
I'D that ho is always to be found on the
light side, when the strong arguments are
made and the facts summel up. We can
fqlly sabstantiate and endorse all that he
suys about the high position held By Judge
0laham in tho Confederate Congress, for
We saw him at Richmcnd, and heard the
lcading,msa Of the Confodcracy bear witness
% bis Talents and usefulness as states
man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
t,:aFirhe Hu.aton Telpgrrph noliees Did

tTf The Hurston Telegraph notices the
lrivalof sotsc new cotton in that city, and
tlhcs the occasion 70 warn planters not TO
s!lip another bale, either TO tl,sa or any 9TH
go ceas. city, rnti. the Ports are opened;
ey have 10 SIC fp- it, cannot ship, sell or
asuTe il, nna thereto further possibility
ofitis falling isso tie hands of tho enemy,
.ouil they invade, the coast towns. The
,legraph adds, .hawoser, that the citizens
that place has0 determined to defend
heir town TO the last, aEp9 then. ifcompeled
80 leave. hey win aprs frc-bsanl 70
very bale OF cottce in the ri'y, and leave
barren a victcry for tss enemy as I'ossi-
sle. We approve the advice o. the editor,
a. al eannc. see ti'e,aeesssiy or prcpriety
riisr the present state efasairs, OF send
igg cotton there
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

~ Ths lli.ls s,saa-sus iiasi'sV',, ''''-
der eemmlnl II cNl, ra'TfAEl OF 'S
Confederate Navy. d,opPed iaSu i'''A AaI'
.s's Va. 20 lIampien Roads sa 'le s''A
nl,., 0,r ,s,e ls.rpss ois liial Of some hsa
.ls..i sanusr, aEl seeing lhe Federal s'e'l'
osrar Sa,aasaa, gg il,s moaih Of jsmes
Rive, ccaelale-i 10 take lsr ior n iaTs''
lie ,Gg 6rcI some 20 sAo's Al h,r 'aFss''
which iaincch The islsrallsis no, only 70
rslnrn The lgv, bat also q send ssherr sed
In,ose the AID Of The Sawyer sg'h which
vas according yopene'lngon 'Aesaney lii'is
sralt. Size finished her target sho0sag
however, to the satisfaction OF her eihse's
and sustained no Injury froa Thy eHe~y
guns. tl t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
M.LLleAs, rsaa,, sepl. 20, ls0l

70 ne EEafs ej R. Boitis Hssaa'
From accompanying CIRCULARS yon N'i,
porcalye MY engpsourniR aro tneh Ihat /
canaot g.ye my personal v.fors 10 the sub
Ice, mSt,er oil tLis note, bus lor which de-
sire TO calls, your ''e''Ne i.sd nad lnaae nee.
Mmle an uaiyossoa, last week, learned
from some oil the laysl, psom.nsni elutehs
tLat inany woiihy poor. Families oitha' ei'y,
owing 70. tho ioaIp Iposnnuou Of AL bIsi-
ness, and the conssqusnt loss Of employ-
menl, wero ssdlersns aud v, uii sulieF, 'nn-
lesJ prov lded iog by Ihe eily Roye''nnehi'
(which is already burihoncd by the war,l or
| The charity Of individuals. Nas Mt. once
remfn,ied h,f measurements, ol lhc prompt
and noble iespogsu made By Galyesion TO
! tic CIV OF distress upon our Northern IRON
/ liar. ba;. little over tselvc inontls ago, anu
tassa.ed my ini6rnauls tLaI our people wer.d
MOI prove ungsaiciai, bul that the aid ex-
iteuucd by Galveston TO the frontier, wonid
prove TO bo ~ bread cast upon tie waIofs,
and that IL would only require that the
iacts be made known and sohc ene to- give
prsctca. direction, 70. insure liberal res
ponse, from the ironIiersinen in the way OF
contributions IN brcadstuis TO thcir iorlnor
beneiacio.s. .tr laJ rs.a
know oil no one so well calculated TO
give impetus TO this praiseworthy object
than ourselves, through lhc medium Of your
widely circulated Journal. ,t ,s,ift
The subject is, ltrusl, a sufficient apollo
gy for tlis note, without the plcasupe Of
Npessonal acquaiutGnce.i -4-s =
/ \ Very respectfully, your obi. svt., Z q
| ALLISON NELSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
Letter frrin lhe rostnaslef GeneFal.


Has. ]. n, RgAGAs, lbliE,asiF GsH'fsl'
Sri lsSe hesA iaiOFntd iist A'ssFs,
SAWYER A 10, mail eonuseiois To- mast oi
lhe important ralpss IN Texas, have slfei'
sau noiies iLal npen R0R-eoMPiianes Whi'
serts a conditions, they ~iliin sles' si'ae
nbAueou The seFiise ulpR all Tie roplss.--
RIll ana please 10 ini0Eal iae, as oneeI ''.e
Rsprs sentative Of Texas, IL The absTe y
true aud whether yon eau, consistently VAN
oilie "a duty, eeIaply With the eondi'ipns
ldsmanLsl, aal IL you eanHel, anl,.he con
Ia Aators should aLandoa Tie service, nla'
sieps will 10 taken by yon TO continue ,he
ssil iA..ligies of Texas. Lam, ,rsspseiIl4lyr
ioar obslient servant,
-,.ss.- . ", .. uLshAA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
0II TEATu VOLUME.

lls present number commences the Tenth
goMr ,of iac gerali, and We doom ita-fi-
uns nc to urge the pronp, renewal orail
.gl,ss ip,ions il,at coinmcacc with the vol
lMt Nc ,ha,o oIlen. eDoush said that We
t.o.l llilhc money no.eau get--as hcwspa-
Ie.., nno, b. carried on IN il'esp hard times
"ithiii mony, and wo shall 10 under. the
''7., ,l,y OF striking from our list pamber
,t g Subscribers, unless they come UP
. 0uiiaa reasonable time, and pay up oil
e5auA. We. hope our friends will respond
q Ivnpir. - -. .,,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

Fiaos EoRrgwEs4ras VISeIsIA.-Fu5i-
tives from Norihres era Virginia report a
perfect rein CT terror in that region. Tho
most intense anxiety prevails among the
Union residents, on a count o. the With
drawal Of large numbcr Of the Mo- thern
troops and the most Of them have packed
M. ready 10 leave for Ysnkeedcm az the
shortest possible notice. Brsxton county
every tory has been SHOT by his neiehbor,
ana in several Othef coanfies the citizens
devoted 70 the csnfelcrste cansc arc deiag
ooerl sersice In fiic ssne naancr--HsfS-
-s-.s.g E'ar-srs- -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

ney1 We call attention toihc lcttef Of Col
sgone, in to-day's paper, Calling on the
p sn,uiics that sent troops III his regiment fol
\ supply Of olosling for his men. Some oI
HON, it.appoars, have not sufficient for .
finicr campiigu, anr tho counties, We
funk, should NAT hesitate IN supply them a
acc, our soldiers shoel not be perinittcd
saifer Ter tho want Of necessary clothing
Npc hope ts sca SON; action taken in tht
Ircl.iscs, ~. astf5a as -,tss Ets a1 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
TO the PeoaIe ofEashingto ton and horill-
Western Arkansas.

= fAYETTLViLIE, cepl- - ASoA-
The aboye proclamation reached me az
IL o'clock last night. l send it ny express
aud telegraph wherever possible. The time
for delay for dissensions has passed Ten
ibousand tl0,0lel kansas rniiians and Gut
taroats, flushed With viciofy, .spProhch
roar own t5mes 70 piHnder aiAd % ties5laie.
Mechiiscs wisi NET tllcfa p ycsr .lesef;c7s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

Look out for counterfeit Confederate flye
dollar bills iohen you see any at aH The
test ia that ,Receivable in payment OF all
dues except export duties and "Fundable
etc.-wAich should be in the body OF the
note, are on the border above and below and
the counterfeit has no vignctte, which the
genuine has. The counterfeit is better ox-
ecuted than the genuine. The genuine is
sues are however, temporary, and Will he
replaced MS soon as practicable, by engraved
hill - Standard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
s6zy- Two men, named Samuel $. snill,

Bs Two men, named Samuel ). Smith
and Joshua Miller, both Of them bnt recent
residents, stolca small sail boat at Calves
ton. recently. and, attempted, TO reach the
blockaJers Of; that port, but tho wind fail
ing when near the bar, they were pursued
by o boat from tho c. s. Revenue Cutter
Dodge, and overtaken, but didrct givo'np
until fred into. They were found to have
a package of Galveston papers, and other
things for tho use Of ofstEeSblockadors.s They
were scntto tife Fort at Pelican Spit, where
| tthey would be examined and dealt with ac-
jcording to tleir ;dcserta. q. 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09


TIE FEDBRAIs NEAR New 0RLEAYs.-The
Picayune Of the 10Th Sep, learns that the
federals have erected nine batteries on the
north end of the Chandeleurs Islands, inside
and abreast of the light housc. The Plea
yune says;
"fley were expecting lumber every day
10 build houses and n hospital there, and
1900 men were soon expected, to be diyi-
dcd ON the islands. The steamers Rhode Is
land and Conneciicut were of the Glade
leurs two weeks ago, and the sloop-of-wai
Prcblc, mounting nine guns. They ire
qsently received New Orleans papers, aud
seemed TO he we'll posted up Their inen-
ton was TO f5rtify ship Island so as to com
mand the Pass, and run their gun boats in.
10 the Lake. and thus cut of the mail boats
ana all Communication between Mobile ans
New Orleans.
Chandciear Island is Eastcf Louisiana, q
few miles soaih of Ship Island, and not
many miles from the entrance into Lakes
Borcue and PoHehartrain-- Mas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
Commodore Samuel Barron, late captain

Commodore Samuel Barron, late captain
OF the u s. Navy, WHO Surrendered Fort
Hatterae, was born in Virginia, aud appoint
ed from that State. he entered The navy
Jan. l, 1872, was nineteen years at sen,
eight years on shore, and twenty years un-
employed. His total tern of service in the
navy up 10 the time Of his resignation was
foriy-eight years. He was last at sea in
1859. Com. Barron holds the position Of
assistant-seci etary OF the navy under tsf
DAVIS. He is a ssn of Commodore Barions
who struck the flag OF the Chesapeake to the
Leopard, and afterwards killed Commodore
Decaturin dnel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

| KENTUCKY Our dispatches several days
kgc, announced that Muldrougls Hill, was
fh the hands of the Southern troops. Tho
last dispatch says that Rosscau, iedcralist,
holds that important post. 1t is strange
ttatreports will. 50 conflict. Wo arc left
in uncertainty VII .ch party il in possession
The dispatches, However,, all concur in the
belief that there is great change in the
public sentiment of thesStat Large NUM-
bcrs were Joining the Southern forces.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

IuLIs YAyr.D.--All who have mules fur
q arc refcrroi to tho advertisement OF 7.
Hawpe Es1- in to-lays pnper They
y for Confederate service, and the agent
LIDS hero, OH i,ic 18th or l7td inst, to
. Z for al that may be purchased.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

G3- Commander Barren, issironsly snS-
pec,ed of ireaphcry in The surrender OF Foit
llaltolas. Tho circumstances are rather
against im.. We believe ho is u son OF The
commodorc Barron who hauled down The
colo of tho ehesapc, ke TO tho Bsii!alI ship
Leopard, without firing gun. like father,
- like sou and If hcis guilty. OF this, let
him suffer scrvcrcly. The Raleigh Standard
says tl,crc is something rotten in Denma TX
and reviews the whole Sfair with prompt
scvcrily. - ~ 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
THE STATE or TEXAS,
CnttNTy op DAI.Lhs.

CoUSTY OF DALLAS,
2 Ia any tdwtui officer Of said county, greeting !:
NTUU are hereby commanded to summon
4. C.P. Skinner, by publication in the
Dallas Herald, to be and appear before me,
Jas N. Smith, II Justice Of the Peace IN and
for Dallas county, precinct No. |, at my Of
flee, on the 18th day of October, Eighteen
hundred and Sixty-one, between the hours
of ten clock A. Nj. and two o'clock T. NJ.
of said day, to answer the complaint OF
Enoch Strait, on a plea of debt, due by ac-
count for $50. Fail not, and due return
make as the law directs. Given under my
hand, this Both day of September, A. ID.
1861. M Nr
52;3t. JAS. N. SMITH. J. P.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

Dr..W. J. Lynch is Commodore Barron s
successor as Gag officer in commend OF the
naval dcfenecs OF North Carolina and Viz
giria. lie has . armed steamers really for
active service and others preparing rapia
". Dl. L. nas lately in the navy eeIeFa-
rlrni =. n.ch.ssna
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

70 bai Subscribers In Parker County.
A.lascoun,s ori.otcs due the Herald oiiico
Ia ? .rkcr county, will 10 found in the hanls
ur % ir agent, JonS Il. rEsscr, Esq, who will
.lFc ap the same iawheat, at the market
T!!oc, ut his steam mill at Weathcrford.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
PROCLAMATION.
UEAp-QUARfERs, CAMP JACKSON, ARK,
~ ..E.L 1rc1 r

Sept. 10Th, 1911.
Kansas Lane and Montgomery have de-
feascd a Missouri regiln mt uader Col. nun
ter, and have burned 0seecla. need tnrec &c
ree,mtnis of infantry Immediately. n wall
acespt .iiem for twelve months. Let al
those who have arms bring them, as the
arms turned over by the State may tail into
the hands of those nearest to them Lei
those who " .sh to serve thelr State, rally
10 ncr defence at once.
y Ben. McCULLOCH,
rys.r -Ce,, h ON q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

BSS" Col. Stones regiment of Cavalry
passed loggy Depot, on the lst inst. They
have, we learn, been ordered to tie Canndi-
nm to receive their supplies, and will then
march direct to Gen, McCulloch. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

Esg Tie New York Herald account Of
t,c wreck ef the C. 8. war steamer Sumter,
50 We expected, is denied. She is reported
,t New Amsterdam, Surinan, on the 2ord
.of August, thrco days subsequent to the
Ilte.of her raparicl loss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09


ESs5a The Marshall Republican has q very
interesting letter from Coll Grcer Of tho
sToxas I,en;,mor. 70 ~
s, :,'ins ,o,"s ps'''s u Ivy
rprihsnsia nsh'' ~ wnieh nc Is severe on
'hc conduct oi some OF The Missouri soldiers,
who pillaged and claimed some OF the plun-
dor taken by the companies of Can,ains NJ
h.,. ,,a pnssoli !, tbeir cl,rro =, ~,
~ - ~ .ps y
treating ieue'aiiS.s uh'e' 'e's' ~ give
the following closing portion OF me letters
During the dhy, one ofmy men, Mr.. Sloan,
was shot through the back with large Min
ME ball. When carried from the fold to
the hospital, he exclaimed, "This is hill
A South Carolinian by birth; a Texas Ran
ger, and eliot in the backl'
Another, who was breathing his last, on
the bloody field, hearing the victorious shout
of our men, asked, what is thatf7 He
was told. He then said, 81 die coniented.p ?
Many, many brave soul passed from
earth to eternity on that memorable dny.
Tic battle m rsel hottest around tho housc
Of m old gentleman named Sharp, near tho
co,,rc or The battie field. After tho roar of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

gSy- The Marshall Republican learns tina,
Hon. NJ. +. Locke has resigned his seat in
tho State Senate, with tho view Of entering
tile army in tho State servico.1s s7saH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
Hon. W s. OLDHAM.
PloAYUEE AT HoME.--IowHLIp Mass,
Sent. B.-&Gen Butlef was most enthtsiasti-

caily received here to-day by the military
and accavalcat,e Of citizens. The inhab-
sitants turned ont to welcome him. In his
reply to the address of M,jor Sargeant he
closed by saving: "Let no man count the
cost. No middle course can be admitted. 7
He stated thai after remaining home for a
bricfperiod, he would return TO the seat Of
war, not to como homo again till peace was
restored.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

E.s"A dispatch from New Orleans, dated
The 24th, says that thr French Corvette La
yasseur, arrived there that day, bringing a
mail bag. Alargc crowd welcomed three
officers ofsthc vessel who came ashore.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
Tie Richmond Examiner Of the 2Sd nli.,

publishes the following names of Collector
appointed under the war tax:
Alabama-Joscph c. Bradley.
Arkansas-Wiiiiasn Ii. Hal.burn.
Fiorida-E. T. Backburn.
Georgia.. Stearnes.
Louisiana-Robert A. Lushcr.
Mississippi-Jolin A. Handy
North CaJolina-William II. Lane.
South Carolina-W. L. Martin.
Tennessee--Isaac 3. Williams.
Texas--George j. Durham.
Virglnia---ilenry T. Garnet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

ss5-Tlc banks oS New 0@lssns have just
sunmeDcca issuirg notes Of rile denomina-
on Of 81 3, sni So. Ths papers say
Ley vere eagerly songh, fori5y the people
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
'rs77sIIon willie P. Mangum, ono Of i

EsT Hon. Vile + Mangunl ono OF the
first and oldest PUBLIC men OF NORTH Cafoli.
ma, died at his residence in that Statere
Gently. lie had been on the Supreme bench
in the g. S, House OF Representatives, and
in the U. $. Senate, and was acting Vice
President during Mr.. Tyler's administra
ton, after the death OF Harrison. His so
of the s;.me name, was killed at Manassas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
THE STATE OF TExAs, ,

TO any lawful officer Of said county Creating
WOU are hereby commanded to summon
Il F.F. Fergurson, by publication IL the
Dallas Hereid for three successive weeks,
before the return day hereof, te be aui ap.
pear before tide undersigned, al. z. OF Dali
las county, precinct No. Z, at my slice in
the town of Lancaster, on the last Saturday
OF October, ls61, 10 answer the complaint
Of J. B. Lowcry, on plea CT debt Of so 20
-thirty-two dollars of the same due by
note, and twenty deliarx and lyenty
cents dae By aceo1nt. Herein fail not ana
publication make as the law directs.
Given unie- my hand, September fsd,
1861. [523ts1 JOHN TAYLOR J. P.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

rb, syI3l vi the Cumberland Presbyte-
ID. aIlgel, viii organiseal Mckinney, on
Ari,r ..lay before the second sabba'hinoc'
,.rcg IL viii then probably ha telnoved 10
WU acbsil Church, ia the IelghIorl.ooI
" ~ ~ "H Il. L. ntRSErr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

aGP-cASlI4can be had for Wool, By call
!, on Herman Ilirsh. Sea his advertise
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

aS" .Thc World. seriously proposes 10
draft men for the war saying the requisite
number cannot he raisel ihoutit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

psS- L i c,arcnfly reported that one Of
% feiersl tl,icxing expeditions from Nc~
E,ssjt i e % ts Bnsnswick, Ga. A rT'mor
also eaFiens that lhc exFcii;iea ftsed
ltn l,crItcss N5nrcc, hss.alieaas sailed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
WFUNAT WANTED.

\ WHEAT WAR EED.
NNIE will take wheat at the market price
Wv for goods, or on account, until thel lst
November. Our customers may look out
They can pay their last year notes and ac-
counts off in wheat. If not paid off by the
lst of N ovenbcr, they will find them in the
hands of an officer. Wheat to be delivered
at W. A. Gold & Co.'S Mill.
~ list nov. JONES g. DUNAWAY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

0nn POUNDS SMOKING TOBAC-
H%UU co, in store and for sale by
5z:St JEFF. PEAK, Jr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09
-l.j.: Wdp,EsA41I. i

NETK viii take wheat ior medical accounts
w and respectfully request our friends
70 conc up and settle, as wearo desirous to
close up our business at an early day.
52tf. S. b. q C. r. PRYOR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-09

Di1-T- W 2 = II. ?
Brig. Ger iCom g.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29
O-pA.yNENr or THE INfSRIoR,

Washington, d. Co. 7th Feb, 1855. J
s& heve .e! your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made tem and cannot hesitate to
say they the best Chartic We employ Their regu-
ating action the liver is quick and decided, coi,se-
quently they admirable remedy for arrangement,
OF that organ Indeed, have seldom found case OF
billions disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield "
them. Fraternall, yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. D.,
Ihvsicinn Of The Marine Hospital
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29
4 nericam 81 A'0rcign z
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF P.4YEN r.

II ,,, AGENT al U, 8 Paten, Office Washington, unLs
the Act OF lG37.N
"a state street opposite Kilby ST., Eoston.
4 F'NER an extensive practice oil upwards OF twenty
Years continues Patents in the united state
also in Great Britain France ana other io!eEn ro9n
l,. Caveats Specifications, Assignments aud all Pa
ner or Drawings for Patents executed on ipefa terms
and with despatch Researches made into American "i
Foreign Works, TO determine The validity or uu'y OF tb
,ens inventions and cgui or olher advice
all matters touching the same Copies OF tht "anhs ~
any Paieu fu !nished by rem'ns one po'laf' a"s'sf
me nts recorded AT Washington. >,
ul through Inventors have have adv ntaget io secnrnp
pa,crts, ascertanng the pa'entabi'y OF invfhiph
n.u rpassedby, tnot UNNECESSARILY any weh
en-, be ofetsd them elsewhere. The tesiimu nlnis e.ow
riypn proyr thgt none is MORE SUCCEssFUl AT NJ
!. = ,iiit. nFsT PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABll..
llY he would add hal he has abundant rohSons
and IN prove that OF her oce OF the klna aff the
chnrops for proes sona services 50 moderate, The IN
nrncicr of tho subscriber during twenty yea I,
past has enabled him 10 accumulate fat eon'thoh "
pec cations und official decisions Fe!aVe 70 pa,eh.s
The he,ides his extensive library oi esaI apa heeE
l vrks aad iuli accounts Of patents granted N 'ht
United states nd Europe tuder him able beyond que"
Non. oter supro! facilities '"t oam,ns m
n,enr and the usna great delay there are hee SaVe'
inventors
TESTIMONIALS.
81 rega,d Mr. Eddy ms enc Of ne moH e'G'Se ana SIC
c.st)si ptssli,iunsrs with whom have had hau oHic"t
CuAs. MASON" ceanaissto"er Of IA,t~ts.
have 10 hrsi,a ion In assuring Inventors That We,
canuut employ person competent and Trustworthy
and more capable of putting their applications Iol
70" them an carly ana lnySrHO1 R,RKR
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, February g. 1853.
,urR H. Eddy In. pade for me TIL lkI EFN appl
cations. on all but which pntens nave been gram
ed n nd that one is nav pending. such unmiNihKhm
nrn,1 Of great talent and ability his part leads me
recommend u inventors t" apply 10 him to procure ne
patents as they may be sure OF having The most iahh,
attention bestowed on th" cases. ana n veN teas",ho