davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-08-21
THE TOWN OF COMMERCE.
HevE 1t WAS Taken and ReEaken.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. m--The town Of Com
meEee, a1o., 10 niles above Cairo, which Ea5
tskeu on Sunday, and a battery pIa1sed by
the 1ebe's, Vas retakan last night by 500
tsoeFs e@t do"H from Cape Gizardsau, By
order Of Gen. Fremont. The rebels made no
stacr, but retreated with their battery on tha
alproach Of our troops Their force w.s
sbcut $50 inlaitry and the same numbsr 81
caYA!IY.
, 1861-08-21

SEVEN HUNDRED REBELS sBggEN AT
ChARLEsTON-LOL Dough aaTT II FOUND-
ED-GALLANT ACTION OF iEtH MESzTHE
TOWN OF COMMERCE ABAAH0ND.@
, 1861-08-21
FFeNA Fortress Monroe.

FFe0 Fortress Monroe.
FaRTREss MONROE, August 19-~Eia BALr1>
MORE 2O.h.-An excellent state of feeling be-
gins to prevail, and our troops are anxious for
az advance. A ninety gun Dutch ship Is
a=hore st Cape Henry.
, 1861-08-21

DETROIT, Aug. 20.---Pr1nce Napoleon, ea
ru.ks for Lake Superior, arrived hase early
this morning, snd departed this afternoon
He Has the guest of Ge1. Cas- While hefe
, 1861-08-21
R0k0Rs TO GEN. slaEl min. LOUIS,

The New State Of zau#whs..
, 1861-08-21

> 4&9 HAt1a4alFhiA AxfesEs
J.. .Pm.Ape1F41a, Ang. a0-Pieree Butler waz
he only one arrested in this city, itae othar
arrests being only rnnots,
, 1861-08-21
THE LATEST MEMS.
MILITARY PREPAR4TTDK TN
THE EAST. :.
Rebels swarmlng On i|the Po-
fomac. f::@:4 3@@4
THEIR NUMBERS REixF't,aac
Cur Boys to the Hsoue.


9ne coa::anerce Batzesus Force.
, 1861-08-21
FROM CAMP ROLIA.

The Force at RoNa-E57znaet McDonald-CoI,
.MitcheN-Gen. Luon-F Frisoners, dc.
, 1861-08-21
Aug. II, for three years

snount Of flour and grain in store in this
city on the 18th inst, compared with the
estimates O: the three previous weeks:
, 1861-08-21
a. FIGHT NEAR 4;AR3ko,

INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS.
, 1861-08-21

G. Il. sCRIFER, A6psrtdsin9 Agsa<, 81 De9rt
6on IT,, u d*soFaSsd to Feesiss Advertisements far
fAas asd al tbs Leading Fapes Of the North nest.
, 1861-08-21

nFFICE OF THE UNION DE-
~ FENCE COMMITTEE, No. A LAsane st-This
Committee &keaoW plepA1ed to receive pFopos2h for
, 1861-08-21

:" 4 NTED-A gentleman and
w wife want Board. ztth nufurnizhed roeua
ea&t Of Stat streaE AID soath Van BQtea Private
:amls preferred. Address, stating terms, ID" Boz
si811S e Il Once. au1IXlt
, 1861-08-21

From the Sohth--KenxEcky Looking
aTIer HeF neutrality-suspicious. DeE-
f1tnEtoM and sickness In the Hebsl
ArHnYA
, 1861-08-21

Liz lVsIt7H V1 uV
II were IS follows:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
For the Dallas Herald.
A Faded Leaf.


Which those Of the present have not
The snow-fakes of memory fall thick an
fast-soon melt into tears and pass away as
the morning dew. Dark and heavy hang
the dense, cold clouds Of Autumn. We no
longer hear tho triumphant notes of "llail
Columbia, happy land.'' Restless statesmen
and double minded politicians wrangled
and duped those whom they should cherish,
until they had woven yariegated tissue OF
ambition and injustice unparalleled III tho
annals Of any other nation. List! Hear ye
not the Tyrants chains as he attempts to
stride the beautiful lands that stretch from
the briny gulf to the northern lakes! Fren-
zied steeds rush onward bearing from their
homes the loved and cherished of the house,
hold bonds. Enrobed in weeds of mourn
ing, Lope, lies with dropping frame embalni-
ed ina nations tears. Long strove the wife,
the sister, the mother, against the impend-
ing doom. Hope pleaded earnestly for peace,
blessed peace; but an evil spirit winged
along the bright waters, over hill aud val
ley until the very atmosphere becaIns in
fected with the hydrophobic thirst for war
The groans of the wounded, the shrieks Of
dying and the blood shed on our tented fields
send forth miserable spectacle Of agony
and woe. Hast thou friend in the "dark
and bloody ground or does kindred Of
thy bosom tread on Missouris soil-the
hands that pressed thy aching brow may
now 90 bruised in irons; the heart that beal
in sympathy may lie still beneath the ty-
rants tread. Take my faded leaf and turn
it as you may, it speaks of .frost-king, ant
the storm of war.
Ye brave sons of the South, FIGHT on =
Never surrender our banner 10 the .frozer
hand that is warmed only by chilly blood
bear it high, and long may it wave owe
these broad plantations and the brigh
flowers of our Sunny South.
DAUGHTER or THE SOUTH.
PEACH ORCHARD, Oct. 2Sth 1861
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

s@- The ladies of Lancastes are bending
their whole energies to tho patriotic and
l.udable task of raising clothing and sup
plies for the Dallas boys now in Missouri
Under Capt. II. S. Guy. They have already,
in the face Of great obstacles, provided eio-
hing to the amount OF nearly thousand
dollars, end expect yet to increase the guam
lily and to forward it in reasonable time.
These ladies are noted for doing well what
hey undertake, and in no instance do they
deserve moro honor and credit than in this,
heir sublime devotion to their country .
welfare. They have worked unremittingiy
and devoted themselves 10 the task with un-
wavering assiduity; and the best gratifca-
sion that they can enjoy, is the complete
success attending their efforts. The pur-
chase Of the materials and their manufac-
lure into garments, arc all voluntary, and
bestowed upon the soldiers with all the dis
ntcrestedness that the generous soul OF wo-
man is capable Of. May they long enjoy the
consciousness of fulfilling the measure OF
heir duty, andlive to enjoy tho safe return
ofthcir friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

stray EEprses---$50 Reward.
nANAWAY from the undersigned, living
EA Mt Coxyille, Hillcrunty, Texas, during
the fall of 1860, four Egprses, viz: one
sorrca HFere, with q bell on branded
n ON the shoulder; one 8 year old Falsy,
branded 6 on the shoulder, both hind feet
and one fore foot white, both mares in foal
when they left. Also, one Red Horse,
or years old, some saddle marks, no
brand, and one NcaTliEag Colt, not
branded.
will pay fifty dollars reward for the de-
livery of said horses to me, or liberal re-
ward for any Of them. Address the under
signed, at Coxville, Hill county, Texas.
ALEXANDER S. COX.
Octobsr %, 1e61--3:mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
GaIyeStnn B0n,barA.aent,

EHEEIING thankful for past lavors ]
Il would now say to my customers that
am receiving WHEAT, at the market price,
for all debts due, and would be glad those
wishing to settle in that way would come
forward. Iregret to shy that cannot wait
much longer, for my creditors arc eSpcct'ng
me TO pay, and shall be compelled, very
soon, to turn over my claims to them; and
/ fear nothing but money will suit them, as
they are at distance. Save cost, and pay
me in wheat. j. W. ELLElI.
Oct % 1461-2;iW
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

WINTER QUARTERS FOR THE SOUTHERN
TRoops-Refcrrng to the steady and sure
development of the cnemey within the vast
folds OF the Confederate army, the Mem
phis Avalanche remarks:
The selection Of winter quarters for. our
troops, on our northern liuc of defence, has
doubtless already engaged the attention OF
our military authorities. We neither at
tempt to pry into their purposes, nor wish
to disclose them; but, rs an outside obsorv-
or, VIC will risk the conjecture that Wash
ington and Baltimore have been selected
for the army of the Potomac, Wheeling for
that Of North western Virginia, Louisville
for the main holy of troops in Kentucky,
and st. Louis for that Of Missouri.
Our prudent Generals appear to be di-
rcoting their operations to the occupancy
of those important points, before winter
shall set in, with brilliant prospects OF sue
cess. The battles which seem 10 be immi-
nent, are likely to give us possession of all
those cities, this fall. They would afford
ample aud comfortable winter accommodate
tions for our brave soldiers, and should
therefore, be seized at all hazards. The
iiugey Of destiny plainly points to their
speedy capture. -
We believe that in the next few weeks
battles will DO fought and victories won,
which will place the South in the ascendant,
and enable her to assume an offensive ETH
tule, should the North be mad enough to
risk continuance OF the war. The occu.
pancy of those leading cities on our north
border besides affording comfortable win
tor quarters for our armies, would secure
decisive advantages to the Confederate gov
ernment for the prosecution of active hos
tilities against the enemy on the opening OF
the spring campaign.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

We had the pleasure to-day of seeing the
splendid bay charger presented by the citi-
zens of San Antonio, Texas, to Gen. Earl
Van Dorm, through Mr.. Tessipr, of this
city. The horse is TO be. forwarded to Gen.
Van Dorm in Virginia. lie lisa magnii-
cent animal--an appropriate charger for
the Murat of our ARMY. O. Della.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

tES- Messrs. Graham and Hubbard reach-
I'd this place last Thursday, on an election
eering tour through the District. Friday
they addressed the peoplco of Lancaster; and
saturday, the good people of Dallas were
entertained with able efforts from both of
lie distinguished candidates.
The election for Members to Congress, as
vol as for President and Vice President,
comes on next Wednesday, the 9th Noyem-
her, and we beg the people not to forget it;
but to come out and do the best they can
for their respective tavorites.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
s.x- Nc are pleasei to v welcome oar yOuni

k4-we are pleased to welcome our young
friend Porter Mepernelt, back to his home
after long selOurR at school In Yankee
dom. lie came through KeniusSy aud WAS
questioned by the Federalis's as to his In,
,sn,lon., hut eluled their inqulslIlon aud
reached home las, week safely,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

.tay- We have been pleased to meet With
our old friend, Alex, Young, ESQ., now on a
visit to thi. place. Hundreds of old friends
and acquain,anccs have welcomed him back
to p.llas, and seem delighted with hi' &C.
NAL smile and social fransness.
tie is accompanied ty his friend Mr. DIX
on, Of S'Al Anlouip,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

n6- Everybody who comes down from
the Red River country now, claims to be q
Missourian, fleeing from the wrath OF Lin
coin. 1t seems there are too many coming
away, and we believe all Of them are not
Missourians.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

We learn that the Butterfield properly at
Fayetteville, has been taken possession OF by
theConfcderatc States authorities, and that
the dwelling house of the same is now used
for the Office of the Quartermaster, and
the stables, &C., used for the public service.
All right Van Buren, Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

Capt Dickson's company took up the line
Of march yesterday evening for the place
of rendezvous appointed by Col. Maxcy for
his regiment, which, we understand, is
near Ladonia, in the Son.h East corner Of
Fannin co.-lfc KINNEY Messenger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

Commenting on the statement in the
Southern papers that "Davis made Beaure-
gard full general on the fieidof Manas-
sas," the Boston Traveller expresses the
honest opinion that Beauregard "madc HIM
self full general on that memorable &C.
casion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

Capt. Bounds company passed through
town Tuesday morning for the encampment
The company numbers 70 men, rank and
file. They belong to Col youngs regiment
and composed of men from Collin county
Sherman Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

fey- Or. lafayette Yates, the distinguish
ell Oeulisi, is now in Dallas, sud respectful
" olfsrs his services to ihas unfortunate
class Of our citizens, who are suffering non
diseases ~ the eye.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

The Richmond Dispatch suggests the seir-
ure Of S350,000 worth OF Tobacco purchased
in that city for A.'Belmont, who went TO
Europe TO negotiate loan Of Sl00,0o0,00o
for Lincoln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

ror The great drain of four from the
county continues unsbated, and II the sup
ply was not incIhsnsilOle 1t would seem
that the people here would suffer for want
O! bread.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

IG- The emigration from Missouri, still
continues, and large trains almost daily,
pass through our town, on the hunt for
homes in Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

The rage in Paris is for golden collars, in
form and size like the present tiny append
ages to lady's toilet Of linen or needle
work. They arc only about $3.50 each.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
.Esect;as Notice.

'ElAS& ~
4 n obedience to the Proclamation OF His
il Excellency, the Governor, Edward Clark,
and pursuant to law in such cases made and
provided,
], J. NJ. Patterson, Chief Justice in and
for the county of Dallas, State of Texas, do
order and direct, that an election be held in
accordance with law, at the several precincts
in the aforesaid county, at the places desig-
mated BIZ the County Court, on the first
Wednesday, (thc 9Th day. Of November, A.
D. 1851, for the election Of eight Electors
for President and Vice President Of the
Confederate States of America, and for the
election of one Representative to the Goa
gress Of The Confederate Stases ffon the
5ih Congressional District also 81 the
same fine AMI places, FOR the election OF
enc Conniy Coismissione- Ter his comfy,
to serve anil the next general election for
county oficers-
Given under M hand aad ihc
So AZ tssai Of The County Court. tbs Sin
- -1sI,7~Jday OF October, A. y. 1851.
J. H. PATTERSON.
Te:et1 C7fef -Jrsfi.e, p. G. T.
Bulls sARsAP4R1EI.a, n god
st.rt a. hand ~ FFFT PEAK =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
DENTON QOVNTE,


EXTENDING 10 enier ihe army Ia a short
Iliae, will he obliged TO nv friends
who are indebted Ia ms ior medical services,
to come forward and e,ose their accounts By
mole or otherwise. CllAs, II, PRYOR.
Dallas, SEPT. 10Th l3ll-lhif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
nm srl4RnR IANAs.

y, "A. ss,ris ef rsrFeal seaAta GFssi.Rg'
xTOU are hereby e0masaiei 70 sama,9Ai
y by publication in tie Dallas Herald, =
NEWSPAPER Published in Dallas p-ilss
eoanty. Texas, there being no newspaper
nablished in Tarrant eoaniyi Texas p-Nii
thonss. whose residence Is unknown, 70 %
and appear hefoFe the District ce9s', 10 %
holden in aud for tie county of laf'shi. ~
he couri-hOuss thereof ia The iowa OF fels
Wo,th. ON lie 9th Monday ansF The sih
Nanaay in March lsja, then aud there 70
answer the petitien Of 4, ckilss, ulei IN
ssid Court. against the Said David Thomas,
ana y NJ. White, Commissioner deneFal
LanA once. alleging in substance as follows,
io,wit, That Tie said Chiles is the legal anl
squliabls owner Of tract OF land s'Ins'si
I'M Tsrrans county, Texas, on the head or
Fish creek, containing oiy aeres OF lahii
sud that ON the lsi day OF January loll' hs
was eieeiei iherelTom by the sAll David
Thomas, with foree 81 arms, TO the gFes,
damage OF the said chlles, anl that I, N,
White, Commissioner Of uensral Land Of
ice, has notified tie said chllss, that unless
restrained by legal presses, he would Issue
a paient TO the said Thomas, on a pretended
claim which the said ihoma- sci up 10 1he
said tract OF land. Herein fail not bat have
Won then AMI there before said Court ibis
writ with Your return thereon, showing how
YOU have executed the same,
Witness ". B. Tucker, Clerk OF the Dis
trlel Court Of TaFranl county, Texas
Given under my hand aad the
(sEAL Seal Of snid Court, NJ Office, IA
w. the town OF Fort Worth, this the
25lh day Of October. A. b. 1851.
". II. TUCKER, Dist. cIk.
Mr.. David Thomas win pleas' take notice
Of Tie above citation aid appear Accord
inrly. W. o. YANTls
sherlg iarrbu, 90, Tex
4.ag-pin,cyu zee 81 I'D,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
THE HERALD,
Local and County News.

RrueoFAL ssRylog.-rhers viii be lay
leading in the Episcopal Service AZ VIC
Masonic Hall, on every Sunday Morning a.
y o'clock.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30

A-gxAEolp c,ntrs, Is Msracr COpeT
g., loE rAREASg c1Udf,
DAvm 4HouAs, ! iLNAl.
no sfRlvo TgBN, A. y, 1881.
NOTICE Is hri,by gwen ,ha, be pla.pi'
~ iI 100 iap abafe cause, has G.ei later
.osa,og.Va "a ..y olicc 10 ". L. Lively, who
resides in Dallas county aud State Of Texas,
aud that the proper commission will issue
to take the answers. TO said in,errogatories,
on or amer the 30ih day from the puLl!ca'
ton hereof
Witness ". D. Gacker, Clerk of the Die
trlct Court of Tarrant county, Texas.
Given undor my hand aud Seal
SEAL of said Court, at Office, in tho
W - town of Fort Worth, this 25ta
day Of October A. d. 1861.
W. d. TUCKER, Dist elk.
4;iw-printors foe -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
STEe wEsTo

SER & ED
ENRON the subscriber, about the lst Aug,
L. one large BLACK EEOrse, nine years
old, some saddle marks no brands rccoilect-
ed. Also one Black Hare Pony,
branded S in circle, some saddle marks.
ANY person taking them up, so that may
get them thetn again will be suitably re-
wardcd. They were in very good order
when they left. j. i. Bhf AZ,
Searsville, McLennan CO, Tex. QUIZ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
EIstvay Notice.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, in the
- town OF Dallas, on or about the gath of
September, one Sorrea Mare, with S0r-
rel horse colt. Said mare is about 4
years old, about Is hands high. If any
marks or brands. they are not remembered.
Said mare and colt we're brought from Shcr-
man, last May, and will perhaps try and
make their way back. Any person who
will take them up and inform me shall be
suitably rewarded.
3tf Il. NJ. STACKP0LE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
pALg5FIMe ADvnaT'hg hagl

PALE5rINe APPRENTICESHIP,
DR.. H.. ID. Rankin G Co.'s
CRLEhsAfED
gsn.hsrA Family Medicines.
C1ssIsgIsG or
Rankin 6 Cos. Ready Rslisf, flu1
Mixture, Expseterant, fefialflse,
Liver, 6ahaIiVe AMI Chill .
Fever Pills. !.
FfRuFsH Arlsein-s aTt esfeiliig PisiAfs@ 70 saN
ths ssnlLsrn aissstsf, ara afe AZ Fes.iA - :
l'r al isss IA ihs sii nd a shs taFiess ai.-
I. -. n tais ciias,a 4h- lrs aeliaal sa4afss a.
aii thsi ihrTa q FeAt dizsTnas in ihs ir.aiiaaai
II az ss North gai Ssahi therefor, Ne ei.ial %
~ tl,,h iisr fTasffi a la a. cisss II El.lii's
ssit ~ H. ihr siAsls N fAis s.ils, ihza 51lns,
la''isa. n Las'' ssi e'asE gf'''"' h''as II 'A'
Dr,JD. RanIs,a's Pain killer,
Ttis lsa.i ~ N shs a-li-ii, il es'as ertai te'a
~ usaiI IeSrlfl snAiynrs sal snll's,a'lisii',
fHoun "a lhr H,,l's'l gg''i' ~, sla "a. -, ~
rs. an. H. russ "A sad sIsrg tiai ~ niRs lreaF'-
is,saf tisir ia-.I O. o. ILa rassa shth p-airrs.
thrn TIE filnHias asassf. Ia aTli tF firii isihs
rein A.l-T, " Er5f a !, ,, .,,. ..s1' n
s,sssa Az naeii1ns eiuFnlstns, hss.rlt1s ant ~
ihe .fse'i.H rannf1 = uiih t,rHi' 80, lt.ar'
msas'Tsa'ieH, msesT ilsss n'Fel' az li'hs,i -
-Fr character sa,i hrsi sf,,s saT-ar'' iAihs ~
.'a.a lgk, sii-s, chest, iH's, Hr'lrs'si t1slh'
asle TL'nu,si "a, t',' 49, ,i.'i. ~ ~. -, a.,
Hs-if ihis ~. li'ln. l''is lh = sat- ~. - 49,
airs-inrsate fllaaet, uV aranis AS authorized u
TslnFa H. fifhs'n money
Dr. Raatia's Liver FILLS.
ars she taa.f nerr-hl FeraslF eseF nfeF-si 20 'hf
,,ilte fr Al Lif.r g,mlAsiat., and Bii'ioas Ave.
lien. ~ aav rharsrisr Nhs'rvsr. Also dssl-pss,
liz hsaisrhs, arFaHF.'ofnl n tn stomach sd
',sw,', o'.,'fS w, ti.,.' =, h',,,,,. f,sr.
sN.niirls s.n -, !, ~ 49, ~ 5.,i,i,v A..
.hl,ls .hl 80 Nv, ~, 49,,
m sl"'t ~ ~. 49,. s.t,Iss ~ 80
,n'h ~ n'lil-s. ,,1.,,,'., n, ~, a.,
49,, ANS, e,o,tinr .aila,.. fn,h.s ~ ,ss fass
all shin IN general, a1rr-ssrl srifiia, ari l.aH
r,trs wsnfirrn rurr iI.H.
'f' ,,.-t.-
...r.-.,, a.. ~, ~ ~ .,.r Dbl, .,y,rsi f.r
a. ...t. Ftrrf.s l.--.Hi D. fs -.n.fs rf' Dol.
Nv. b. !, 1870 .sitre .r't..ri. trfH % hHal...
ny .ft-.rl ,..t.r..s ip MI. futt feri.v nf
b--.ftr-. l,fa.n.s. tIratnrft nf fIs HlHt, trHrF,
M ~ . p. ..-.,', ..,-..I. tr.r.,ui.t. ..r..-,,f
lr.-
,.,.,.., r,t..- .,,.s M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
SJgw Atlrestisenleats.

SEkeA a Es2e
EaoM the undersigned, at Weaiherford,
H. Parker county, about the LIST of June
last, one sorreH Horse, or years a
about Is hands high, with some white in
his face, shree white feet, CONC saddle and
collar marks; has dark spot on his right
hip and an uniateiligibie brand on his left
shoulder; sboi eli roanrvllca he left. 1
VIII give literal reward FOR he delivery
OF said horse to me-, at Wcaiherfpri. or for
aav Information Of his Eherczsoais 90 that
j can fad nun. 4. HARDIN
Gel. S0th lSfil--3.3w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
EsVnAY NOTsCEs.


DALL.s eolSfs,
IAkEk ~ ~ taaa 4. f.ae - 4 ~ nafet - 4.
49,, fhes.as. ~. eus RAJ NAsE issNf, ezs4s
ii az. az 5ersr sailll ilsEzsl tTaeli - ~, ifs
II .,.llsr piih 4, ea,as ssaEs ga AL tss !.
4AEEk Or ~ Ma. 4. Rsse sat - rss, NJ. .
JsIas. u B,ua.ii, ,. A., sas suhAAL. h1isE, "
10 grars 90, hsih kisi f-si willis, u hsvis hirh,
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'0y -'Y'p''"M n. 4. Iovo, Receiver.
Tal.r. OF. HI. Isnl.

VV'' fr'''' rEVr'
NOTE.-My Office will 10 kept In tlo town of Tyler
where when NO, absent in the discharge ofmy oiicia
duties, will DO ready at all times 10 receive the iior
ma Ion, statements aud answers above mentioned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-10-30
XYHaEAT WANTED.

NETE will take wheat at the market p!lee
w for goods, or on account, until the lst
November. Our customers may look out
They can pay their last years notes aud nc
counts off in wheat. Ii not paid oil by the
1st Of November, they will find them in the
hands of an officer. Wheat to be delivered
at w. 4. Gold s CO.. S Mill.
52tlst soy. JONES s DUNAWAY.
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