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Commissioner Of Patents
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NoRWI,CtHI:I. H.. & WORCESTER LINE
PROYIDENCE 3 wnr

sssseehhseassssl EhON lDENCE & WOR.
E-W -iy.sa CEsTER RAILROAD - summer A,
MAY 5, 1852 ''' W '"A' eHect on MONDAY,
- assenget trains Will leave Worcester for pro,,d.O.
Ag " TX statiNns az 100 and IL 80 a. m and M
n AZ i9r Worcester and stations al 20 ana
"a nAey Fslis Trains leave Providence at s5O 70o
Ji'g bVSv o 81 e. m, 1900 M, ana 1856 236 AID
Leave valley FANS at g25 1O0 co. SOS 10 90 II NJ
1880 D. N' wv anu
Those trains IN bold figures the Worcester trans
The Worcester trains connect at Providence ySi,I,
steamer Perry 10 and from Newport morning and even
Ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Roet ara
Commonwealth 70 and from New York via Stonington
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witch Railroads wv
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\. u. TABOR. Bupt.
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Expresses IL.

OSGOOD'S PROW FNCE & WOR.
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FLAGG'S BALM OF EXCELLENCE,
HAS BUT ONE NAME.
Secured by
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.5g WESTERN RALROAD-

Ezss5ssaEEE5sa WESTERN RAILROAD
slS==z.s:ssz:z==g SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. = Com
z-Gs-mencing MONDAY, May 5, ls62-Bos
ton, ALBANY and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations lac
conlm0dation) at $40 a. m. and p, m.
torNew York and Albany (exp) 9.55 a. M. and 40 D.
-
New York Mail train 10 p m.
- heToGd HertiOHs.-At Albany with the New York
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h0stoh ralroaas At State Line with the Housatonic
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AoALLs ana Stockbrtdge and Pittsneld railroads. At
nestnelo with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad.
Al Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and SDr o.
neld and Connecticut River RAILROADS. At Palmer with
me New London Palmer and Wilimantc, and Belcher-
Town and Amherst railroads. At Worcester Junction
WIN the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
NaasSnua anu Norwich and Worcester railroad.
worcester May l,lS64 HENRY GRAY, sup't.
EsEEsa.7--sss WORCESTER & NASHUA
5zz--=sssssz5-@-ssssst A ILROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGE
7-a-----2asMENT.-Tra run as follows Leave
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leave \ ashua al a. m. and II m. and S D. M
NJ Nssn9a all trains connect with the trains Of
ohSoId X where passengers take the cars to and from
VIC NorLhern the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
~ hIou9h junction, trains directly with thu
~ u we stony Brook Railroad; and also with trains
Iv Railroad with the exception Of the frat
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a " am leaves orcester noruirg a
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For tudther particulars and Connections with 9th.
land States" d. w RJtS,rif i ~ wv e Eps
worcester June ~ 1867 diff
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

EyJ. X. P. Record, Esq, and Thos. J,
johnson, Esq, mastering officer for Col.
Johuson's regiment reached home few
6ays since from Eastern Texas, where they
have mustered in-six companies. The Col
has now one regiment complete, FIVE compa-
mics in Eastern Texas and five here. The
first regiment win be organized at once
and several companies ready for the second
regiment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15
HEADQUARTERS, CAMP Pryor,
January 18th, 1862. n

CAPT, 8. p. MASEs-DeGr Sir In the
organization of Col. N. II. Johnsons regi-
Eent, permit US to solicit you toannounce
yourself as a candidate for Lieutenant CO.
lionel of the same. Having unbounded con-
6asncs in your high. moral integrity and
honesty az % gentleman, and in your patri-
otism as loyal citizen of the South, to up
hold the honor and achieve the inaepena-
enoe of which you aresalready in the field,
we pledge you our support aud will use orr
influence in your behalf. AS we desire this
unnatural and unholy strife should cease,
and that peace and auie. should once moro
prevail throughout oas lovely. South, II Is
BY, natural that we should, select men for
Office who will be able soon TO bring about
that ''consumation sodsvoutly to BIO wished
azd believing you to. DO one of those, we
sincerely hope our petition will be received
and acted upon accordingly.
Permit us with every mark ofrsgdsd and
consideration togutScribs ourselves,
Very Respectfully,
n NJ. LANE, Adjutan..
D. 8. HA0LER, Captain.
Up. TORY, lst Lieut..
J.N. TusELovE, % Iieut.
D. A. AVIS, Sd Lieut..
A. BrRosss, Orderly ssrgt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15
KAUFMAN C0UNTv,

TAKEN UP by J. III. Luton, aud Betrayed before
George Seitz, j. =, IL milea South Of Kaufman, one
BLACK MULY OK, some white in isfaceln white
belly, no brand, about 10 years old, marked crop and
over half crop and under half crop in the right ear
and splitter swaow-fork and under half crop in tho
left ear; appraised at SIS, ALEC, one BLACK STEER
with White spot on his ham, marked crop and split in
each ear branded on the right hip, ur years old
sppraised at Sis.
TAKEN UP NJ. A. Ingram 10 miles South Of Ksuf
man and estrayed before George Seit!, J. p, one
BROWN BAY SPANISH MARE, branded II on the
left nip aud ehculder, she has young clt bot az.
praised to So Doe yellow mars and years old colt,
branded with on the right hip and shoulder, and
Spanish brand on the left nip appraised at 500. One
boRkELTILLY, blaze face, no brand; appraised at
$50. One IRON GRAY FfILY, Q O r 8 wears old no
brand appraised to S25. One SoRRliL ROAM FIJI.
Ky, years old, brand supposed to b. sBz, The b
forming the top part OF the appraised 10 S75 Ons
RED BRISDLB STEER, about a or yoa.s old,
MARKED crop OF the right and 81 il. in the ef. ear
branded Ply, and one RED Steer, with some white
about his tanks, branded IN tie le, side and 90
on left side, ms.ked crop ana under hack In tho le
car; appraised 10 $50.
TAKEN UP by a. J. Beck. jr-, and Betrayed before
d. l.. Franks. & p, ona Black Roam HORSE
MULE, yesrs old past, las hands bigh, Spanish
brand on the lett thigh, and appraised to $50.
TAkES UP by l. q. Watkins and estraysd before
". @. Hill, 8. p, thTeo BAY MARES, vita slckiing
oo< one has blaze face, white feet, spaRih brand
on de thigh, aad brand on the shoulder distin-
g!shabie ono branded JT on tho thigh on the
Jkp connocLed on the lef. not ostingnishablcj one
with right hip knocked dosTn E'a- in face spanish
brand the thigh aad OF the shoulder not dista-
guisAeee. ALEC, YEiIRLIsd Bg0TE HORSE
MULE, branded AP; the even head apy raised 10 Sl15
ALEC, a BAY2TEAR OLD COLT, (gesairgl lefl hina
foot White, appraised St $50. Also, one Blue Dun
OK, or years old, ed swallow Nrh the right
aud undsrbt IN the lef- ear, brand II appraised c.
$40 Also, onS 0S,7 srS years old, black With wliIe
in he face aud lsIs, fvRIiov fork azi underl.t Ia
the right ear crop, Ger aad uaderbt IN the le ear
brand % Sad RE cosntcted the be.ng inverted ky-
ps-.sed al S25 On b.indis and white Piled oS
under half crop il he r.eht ui.aer BIT IN the s,
ear I; appraised At 100 W. Il. BAREEB,
<I3:3ll Clsrk Co. c.. kaufman Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

g65- Our town during several days Of last
week, has exhibited all the appearances of
war times. Soldiers, in companies, In
actions, and little squads, have been con-
stantly seen on the street, and the country
surrounding us, from Reunion to some three
or four miles Southeast of town, is dotted
With their white tents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

E5. ION. JEFF Wea.herford, Senator, and
HONS + II. Dsrneil, and Jas. Thomas, our
.mutd ste representatives, reached home
s.om stin, during the pas. week, oil look
.rg a ne health Gen. Darnell has made
s. eerl r and very efficien. Speaker Of the
Hoas1 We hear al speak of him, in the
highest erms of praiss. He Is actively en-
rtgca p, organizing HIS regiment of cavalry
o., 'b.s plaeo, and we bespesk for him the
tra 80 oularity and SUCCESS as 'olonel of
., .lg nent as has been proven in his dis.
-alrgs If the duties of Speaker Of The House
~ lie ~ isontatives,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

ssgr ,ctors J. NJ. Huffman and r. RI.
g uo. ha re authority to muster into Confed-
SKATE 9aryice, two companies as cavalry
saUadrqu, to be marched by Little. Rock, to
AeopAig, and thence by cars to- Rowling
.sleea ~, to be placed in Gen. Breckin-
Ridge ,1mmand. They will organize, mus
&c. IN nd 60 into camps on the goth Feb.
oczt 1t Wits Mills, Dallas county, and
.asa up he line of march for.Kentucky, by
-ee lgl of March. AS many as 200 men
vii DE- aceived.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

gy" col. Darnelrs regiment Of cavalry
go aesg!y ready to organize, eight companies
bagiag been mustered in for him. The
ao.a-ia.O organization will take place in q
iv, days, when the rogimer.ai oticers viii
J.. ed. It WI probably Be g. month be-
s-gs .ha regimen. can Enoye, as it will have
g be ported To thu Department 8. Rich
. r5p5. md rscsire orders. I.s dss.iratipn
S. 90, yet known.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

f5e We met Mr.. james 6;efn, On Nom
Goy ,aat, just from the Wiatsr quarters Of
, 90. B, ,ne's regiment in Arkansas, On route
ryr bis home at Lancaster, in ;l:s county
u- Green vas wounded il the late battle
~,.1 ne Indiana. ssd hss a !urlouga FOR
rsgsral months. has nounds yere through
,ao vrist and body; butA wounae getting
along sery we'll Mr.. q. left the camp on
tic 9th inst, and reports Tho whole rsgi-
sen. n good heal.h Aad the wounded In The
'a.s ,ht improving. lie informs US that
-al leo. Wilson, Conserving whom some
7a.a9al runners bad been in circulation hess
..r rcral .deys, wAs sapiGly recovering,
sad ould soon Be oopvaieseent.
hs.vin,er quarters Of the regiment "a
~ Aausss, darhsi snd very ooUfortsb.s,
SD ne boys were ..viag high anA sn,cyiaE
@en slves hugely.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

President DAvis' loyee, on New Years day,
10 said to'havc been attended by large mum.
bers Of the most distinguished personages.
The guests were feceived by Miss Howell,
the sister of Mrs. Davis, assisted BY Mrs,
Joseph r. Davis and Mira Gen. Jones. Mrs,
Davis, the wife OF President Davis, was in
disposed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

E4 ,ther fine company from Denton
g1la.y nbering some ninety odd under
Cop, Daaoce, reached here on Monday last,
90 Col. jghnson's regiment. We are una
l,a 20 give list Of its officere.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

@Je - we're pleased to meet, during the
7a7 Tan our friend, Col. John c. Mccoy,
va, aaq boeh in attendance at the State
GsPiia Or several months settling up hs
sogouna as quartermas,cr for the Stata
.s55ps in this section. He is looking in fine
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

l 'eral companies from distance
haga -gsched this place during the past
sseE, had been mustered into service. We
aoa.s re the places from whence they
cams fgs but hope, SIS sSon as the different
rsGrsa.s are organized, to give them in
n.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

5s The funeral Of v:rginias Howell, who
uas kilied in the battle Of chussen aLiaA
SAs TENDED It the resideacs-eg LIS fs,Asr.
sons six .mi'es-Hss;h Of this place, en-
Fsaaesday lsss By all tie companies en-
,anpsd inSb.s vicinity. he is. so.asr'e
bur j, he escoft 70 .he grave being -cza.
.Fpposed Of section OF men frsm re ko-.
esn Rangers, Capt II. 8 MOrzan, ~hs Sired
.Ae apg-sprists .Arss o.nds ever The grave,
- sSs young soldier -ss ssbriea@i . hs
ssi ians ssslss si.es.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15
CAxp PRIOR, Jan. 9th 1861.

CAxp PRYOR, Jan. 9TH 1861.
G.a.,e~en A few Incments since brought
ne in recs!p. Of yours bearing dstethe 26th
last, and always feeling obligated 70
serve my country in any position my fellow
citizens assign me, however much lregret
ny Inability do not feel myself at liberty
to decline your complimentary request,
Very respectfully submitted,
P.MASRS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

Hf" ION. James NJ. Lindsay, monber of
DO iagss Of Representatives, from the
1anu. # Cook, Montague, &c., passed
7ara own few days since, en- route
lao H Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15
M ANriea,

At Plano, Collin county, Texas, on the
23d inst, by EiderJ. w. MITCHELL, Mr.. j.
b. WARE, and Miss V. c. HATCHER, both
Of Collin county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

& C. Reeds IZAxh sad EEen&--- brand
Scr borsss 2nd eStsls. y. %. Gar 1srk. sssliqw
icrh and under bit IN toe TS A. snd erop AID syitf
in she ieft ear IN B0t IN tA.s mara. have othef
n-r-se in a1iittoa lnisa Any tnfornnttca thGsk-
niiJ reosfvsd Asdrees. fAiscs HsSL pAiles rOsnsr.
Tsz<A -...... --ysis lshf .--..-.-.f --ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

sBsh lid rain fell on Tuesday night,
accompanied, at intervals, by sleet 1. is
gl. sold aad cloudy, as we go to press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

Gs3 ot. Ed. c. BTowders company
au .f county was mustered into the
"g,r..p yt the Confederate States,ia Colonel
JsErs. regiment, on saturday~Iast. We
eta. ne company is about full ItgOes
,eg 'ally into camp on Saturday next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

. g learn that smother company was
gnaiigd at Lancaster, in this county, on
Saturday asst, raised by the eEer;ions OF Jno
T-g a- "a. Mid. Perry, Eaq., vas elected
-.-----L
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15
DasEas Steaza willis,
ae Ccc1nx Springs,
nrxic ncurry TyYlc

DALLlS CTCFItY Tb4AS-
rryNBSE E.l.a, the reputation Of which for
i good Pi9u- is vel! known, after under
going thorough change. with new and I'M
proved mseAi5e-y, are no~ IN sooeessiai
operation, ospsble OF grinding
500 BaEhtls Of Wheat RrCry 81 Hours.
All oroa-s for aeur hlied on the shortes:
notice. Custom grinding dong on the usua!
terms st these mills
Confedsrsts Bonds h Treasury Hotes
received 81 par 10 payment Tor borr
n1y- Governments add other orders solicit
ted Addrees " A. GOLD CO. A
Luliss, Ttrss.
Oct. is, issi-76 nes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15
THE STATE or TEXAS.

To the Sheriff of Ellis Conpy--- Greeting
NETHEREAS, application in writing has
w been filed with the Clerk Of the Pro
bate Court, in and for Ellis county, by Elil
ateth Apperson in her own right. and as
guardian Tor John s. Apperson, and by Jas
p. Apperson, peyton Nowlin and Harriet !
.Nowiin, his wife, asking for q partition and
distribution Of the landed estate of Peter
Appersan, deceased, in which application
william Ward and his infant children, V
r., A. W, tn, F. NJ, Elizabeth and Nan
CIV J. Ward are made defendants, and charg
I'd 10 be nan-sssidents Of this State,
You are theFsfare commanded TO summon
by publication, esid defendants, to be and
appear before the Honorable County Court
Of Ellis county Tor probate business, ct the
next term thereof, 70 be holden a. the Courx
House in the town Gf Waxahachie, on Mon
day. the 9th day Of January, 1862, TO show
GAUGE, If any they have or can, why such
distribution shall not be made Herein fnil
not; but have, then and there, this writ, en-
dcrsiag thereon how you have executed the
same. .s
Attest: BENZ. Y. HAWKING, Clerk
( SEAL \of the County Court Of the Cously
NJ A/oe Ellis, and the zeal of said Cert
affixed, at Wa1ahachie. this Sch day Of DE-
cember, 4. d. 1861.
Benz, F. HAWKINS, Clerl.
certify the above to be 3 true copy Of
sAe original in ny hands. ~.
JOHN KING, Sheriff.
l3:4t.--Printer's fes, $40.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-15

ESTRMY NOTICES.
y y y y =
RALNAks ONIrlarrxr.

TAKEN UP by l.. II Castor and ss,royed before II.
Lucas, Esq., one BAY HORSE, years old. 1871 hands
high, branded on the left shoulder TIL oaod togeth-
cry; appraised at SIS 1851
GEO. w. LAWS, C. c. c. b. G. T.
Ry JAYE5 p, THOMAS nauusy
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SAB IE IF TALL0W will be received at
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. 90 trald.
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Adninhstrator,y Netlce.

NOTICE is hureby given, that OF the No
IN vember tern. 1861, Of tbs. Honorable
County Court Of Navarro county, letters OF
adsninistratlcll on the ea,ase Of 0iivs Green
deceased, vera grated TO the undersigned
All persons hgYiag claims agsinss said cs-
tate, arc hereby Hotihed TO rressRt.As anne
within the lime required By lap, or ;scy
viii be barred.
THoMAS SMITH,
~ Ain'r. 81 gst. e. 01sre Grsss, 6sei
-. AZ 1890 49,
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...wJi,t Shareholders will be lay
,ea..g iu the Episcopal Service at the
#0o,lle IL, on every Sunday Morningat
.uWr.k.
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op cAgr. JOHN T. oolr's COMPANY FROM Dali
LAS CO., PoR COL pARNELks RGcraEsr.
JoHs I. Corr, Captain.
W. n. ALLISON, let. Lieutenant.
i. pNCKEEY THoNHAs ID
CHARLES T. Il. White, ID
JAMES b. WARE, lst Sergeant,
'ENoCk STRAIT, lad
'JoHS T. WITT, Sd q
&. b. STRAIT, 4th
RoBEEr HAYS, ist Corporal,
J. II. MATTHEWS, I'd
JAS. p. CAMPBELL, Sd "
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