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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

fersFr-ssa ----s-~
Tue TAEtNe ~ CrMptmASp
Gar 1heoecopat.ou Of Cumberland
Cap, in East feuacce. ~ tie force
under Gen George NJ. Morgan, 81
0ha although lide has been faid of
Il wac one Of iae uoblest aeis Of Gen,
eral,hip tha, have lranspircd daring
tue war Cumberland Gap Is the
strongest position IL America yet Il
was taken b cen, Morgan without
Iibe los. 81 q 4gle man. An olicer
81 ihe UHjoa army ina private letter,
gives tie following aeeount Of iae
means taken 81 Gen. Morgan 10 carry
ont las purpose
10 accomplish Tbs most 4aielIt
deed, tie National column esiime,ed
e twenty thousand strong made
cirsutous march, ~ ninety Eve miles,
ever around about, aad through thrsr
tremendous aad everlasting mountain
ranges, instead of dlga mares u
fourteen miles from tHe position Ne
had previously held north 81 Tie noun
taias at Cumberland Ford, tlatts, n-
stass IS atiaea 5nls I'm .net,, .tr,nr.
hold s. 'front.' We h,rfel M no.itio,
iron unexpected mipla anI rs va,
eo,osl.ed N a,4ee.ta t,a mo., for,ai-
d.ble IeTress ~ d,,s enalipeet phieh
it, did vpEmr afier oaa s
eeks aloFe a8yaeeiae attos, M.
mountain. Gen MORGAN o,te et =
wav ~ which was s9rc d reaal,
tba t6atea.ly fn .I,nc 81 oogM
rereige etirf.,fepn'oat II ffeea lI,ap.
.anJ mee vhea 81 Vapd gsf,ati
lorae hat taosqh I4,a raeL sa
.sme r3.n m aalhW,.f e,e-
.hetland Gaa atd mfa tle tee.
fongbola IS tia par yl,,,etbe cna.
nv would al.o ~ attaekea NJ lroaf,y
81 ada.i;oed gsrcc II I'm ,bepsa,ai
mcn Perb.ns ffe rebsis mislf no,
.craitlle W6ale III d,is nr,.,ra,a,,e
bat oug adroit leader began Il earr,
out pans ~ 81 - that tlee ena3iy
aao.a IS baljoye aaH
CEN MORGAN commenced f,reat,r.
ur g.e Crpk Can viii = s,aole brio.
.ade saa. M rs NJ. .n,.,,s sas,,iao
attl.at ni,b. afd v dfaw 4 trem l}oe
ers 6ia1 fbronah which tbenob eog-
.idera4 81 aafeIy i,oaa..iile IT. III.
Hll.re ef tgo nfmnt fare.
Cen Ale~aa Ia ra.o. IS .ores
N. way arcro.s AM es.eatsn. ,tta,l.r
Tallee C.4n eg vaa n
,o,a,n.,d y, li.e gs.,, tra,, Roa
renacs - segegal ,;a.. ,aatel,o
sgta.r.s. .ae .r,slt f.es.aa pt, r,aag
Cm IN we.e 40. a6g,e
"A, ,,.,,.,.ab IS o,,r..... .l.. ,.a,,lj
M n,ag ~, ,ai,n,a,,,. asd ase
reoab bg .ar,d a,f sioel,a,c
oes morc,nent ~ o.r e,rce. Nm.
eoocentratc.l asI ,ye .dyanced q to..
polnnns treegb Eatb pagcr. INK
gj,, Creek e,aas,.art IRA, ca.b
orber about twenty nile. and which.
as sail before. had alwavs heen con.
.dered inpossifte for arfIllerv The
enemy fell INTO fbe trae and believing
our l9rees b BE- 10000 stfope. aaye
way before Is. and afforded II II on.
iptertupled passage through, the boh,
raus NE Ina now ne,tsfmea ,be
ereat f,at II efossinq a3l tn Pine apd
Cumberland ranses 81 tnouatsins ANA
we're in a position where wr could AZ
opce attack fl.e enemy stronghold II
'''s 100 Z ".'.@''e ~, az
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

d.. GAEETxEk continues 10 Fslisge ihe ST
fieied, BY restoring thar sight ard ssnse q
hearing. No ehargs Or consultation. 0s'ee
81 First Street. Troy, ny.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

We quote the following from an ed
iiorial in one Of the leading papers Of
Boston -
Sand now az this worker and lead
er, General Halleek, enters upon his
work, let the country in advance ex-
tend to him confidence. This win pro-
mote cnistments. Spot his maligners
Spot, also, the maligners of Mcclellan
Satan could not desire more efiecin-
al method TO discourage enlisiments
than to weaken confidence in the mil
itary capacity Of the Generals who are
leading our troops Criticism on such
proclamaIions as those OF Hunter may
be one thing, but criticism on the ca
pacity 10 lead is quite another thing.
Hear solder, Col. Wells, from the
red field. my friends his scathing
words are, II have found on the battle
Geld foemen brave and worthy; men
for whom ! can have some respect, enc
mics though they be. But / have 10
respect ior those who stand FIVE humid
REQ miles from the post Of danger and
eujeayer 10 weasen the confidence Of
tie soldier il bis leaders, ! can meet
u brave enemy face to face and respect
him while | strike. Bot for these
cowardly traitors who remain al home
70 criiicise and discourage enlistmenis,
there Is IN the heart Of the soldier bul
one thoaght--on his lips but one
word.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

NXrEnDlSG gAEns
~ 1ot WNkt ofrer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05
SPECIAL N0rTC Is.

b JOURNAL oFTGcE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

ats rnta ~ eNfss ~ AtN NtEANiE
CASES Ha eV att1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

To any ConstGbie Of Ellis eozrss The o.sfcs
Of Shsr;.6'aad COro,<r being ,vccagt) Greet
ing:
" uU are hereby csmuardei TO -snmmon
i. b. publication, Jacob Anthony, whose
residence is unknown, 10 be and appeac
before the Distric, cour. Of Ellis cQunt..,
on the first Monday in September next, %
an,vs, the petition Of EliIshsth. Anthony,
sle6 In said cour; agSinst him for Divorce,
and alleging in substapes, thst tag. said
defendant, her husband. shsnionsd her
without cause, about the year 49, and
vent to paris unk nown, and has continued
his sosndapmentu up to this time, and pray
ing for divorce from the bonds Of natrinc-
ny. 200.
Herein fail not; bu, haye. you thea sad
there tbs writ with your return thereon.
e Witness, ", W. PARKS G ERIK e
IsEAL. Nhe District court and the seal
SGS/theeof afixsd a. wssshsekis this
May %, 1850,
". W. PARKS, Clerk,
Br sxyy }. HAWKINS, Deputy.
july 2s 10 50 Ss Az fee $3.50.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02


DIS ARC, Jgly l4--Alrs. N NJ.
Erwin, OF this place, just arrived.
She left Memphis Wednesday last.
She EEought several papers With
her urtil within tie peighboN}9od
of Cotton Plant, where. she was ad-
Wis d % destroy tlism, Dying T. the
iederais be ng near and in her route,
Among the papers was the New
York Ledger, which she informs
me, says the late battle near Rich
mond lasted SIX days-tederal loss
$1,000, and it was thought McClel-
Ian would inevitably have to surron-
der. That the White House was e.
vacvatcd and that the ,Conis }eeates
hold the first depots on The railroads
outside Of Washington. That thp
Memphis Avaianch says ~ Nlcks-
burg i've federal gupbopts Lay ;been
sunk ard ,sey eral cu9pled, Citizens
ct Msmphhis. tqla, 'lter, however,
that'hiteen, lai been SUNK. FEEDER
ais have nearly every negro IN the
country Near Memphis pressed. fer
ttyng the place and are constantly
expecting an attack.
UonteGe afes aye al. thyogSb th9
country, back Of Memphis Us fax
north us Jackson haze been arres-
ting VII men who sold cotton lathe
tcdorals. Twenty-Five thausmd
dollars in gold vas car.9red pear.
Macon, Tenn. tgom song New York
cotton buyers, and sent b TupeIo.--
Mrs. Erwin saw between; Macon and
Memphis, not less tlaa, my
drays that Lad been loaded with cot
ton. tl
Latest Enrapeannews say that
Lord John, Russseii IN late speech
denoUpced Buffers proclamation AZ
TOO absurd i9r q civilized people, ana
that lie was chatered at every. sen
tenae. WINDSOR, Operator,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02


NY Authority from the Post Ofice Dc
IT'D par.ment, Contract Bureau, Richmont,
Va. Scaled proposals, will be received sc
the Post Office at Dallas Texas, upti tic
l2,h dsv Of August 1867, for the ,rsnspor-
t.tion of the mail from Dallas 10 Waco, On
Route ls9, (S706) for four years from the
le,. day Of July 1882, to be carried az
cording 10 the following schedule.
Prom Dallas, by Lancasier,. Red Oak,
Waxahachie, Chambers Greek, Milford,
Hillsboro and Epla Springs, to Waco, w
miles, and back, three times week.
Leave DALLAS, Monday, Wednesday and
Fiday, at z o'clock, A. NJ, arrive at Waco,
nsxt day, by . A. M: ~,
Leave Waca, Tueoday, Thursday and Sat
urds, at 6 A, NJ, arrive al Dallas, next dsg
Tie form Of the Propocals, Guaranty apd
CsrtiScats, will b furnished 70 perseas
bidding, by applying at this Ofice, or ma
be examined IN tie advertisement 0. Jan
nary SIst 1861, inviting proposals for CAT
rying the, mailseof the Confederate State
in the State Of Texas, from July lst, lat2
10 June SHh, 1885, The proposals nust
be signed by the bidder OF bidders--tha
s.arsr,ev BY not less than tive .guarantere
and the certificates By s.pcst Master OF .
Judge Of q Court Of Record, and II a..
respects be in ccmpliance vith'tle inserue
ticns Of the =. M. General.
TT, eRuTcHfrflp ".
st-'- Dallas Texas.
p.llss Tsrss, Jrlyl2, lss2-4s Az.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
RaE. STATE Gis TRgAS.

10, an Constable Of Ellis eOu,,ta Ths,e BE-
aly no ShrrjT ng,, C91oaer IN said county,
ana. sad e6iees bsi,lg vzcGnt) Gr.ftin2:
YOU art hereby commanded. that yon
u summon by publication, John S. Greg
cry, ssuina Northrum, and Thomas North
rum who are nou rcsiitpts Of, this State to
appesr before the pistTiat court. to be hol-
den 10 and for the county Of Ellie, az the
cou-t house, On the fEst Monday in .septen-
Der iSG2 tlies and there TO anewsy tie Pc
tition Of James L. Patton, filed in said
court adaiast them and others, aNedging
in sib;tau ,e as follows; That john Smith
died rbeut 1ss4 or 80, leaving said defen-
dante liz eirs and. Gsscsndsnts,, and NO
admin istralon has been had on his estate
in this STATE. That Burvsil P. Smith, enc
Of the heirs. WAS su,bsri1ed to set for the
others; that, at HE iastanre ara request
p!G located iapd certificate, property Of
said heirs, for $50 acres, and. the land is
patented 10 tbs ll.irs Of said Jrhn Smith
decd. and lies in Eliis county 1szae That
said q. Z. smith sgreed.ts give ope third
/ for loeatir 2. to b. selected By petitioner.
That after Land rss. lscated il was further
agreed between them that plf. should have
! fbl his services, the smaller tract Of land
| Of 2l2 acres, instead Of the one third sfore-
! raid. That no title has been made, and
that said b. z. Smith is dead
PRAYER fo- title for the 2l2 acre tract
and in tie Alternative for, ore tlird OF the
! whole and for general relief
Herein fail ua., bst .ha,s yen then aud
there, before cad co,i-t this wit, togeth 81
with your retrs thereon, showing hsv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

sa~ Again, we are under obliga-
ions to Mrs. Crutchfeld, of the
Crutchfeld House, for kind favors
70 this office. Who would not he q
printer when made the. subjects Of
spGh kindness? We know OF, no
kinder heart, for SUCH bestowmeats,
,rlpore ready skill, than that Of the
.ady referred to, in preparing the
luxul.ies of her table. The man
rgbo would complain of TIE rich
,jainties crowding. the table Of the
Dratchfeid Houae daily, deserves
but little sympathy if he should
have to live on half rations, for q
woek.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
Admtnissrasors Notice.

AIo1lcE ie hereby given, thai a. Tho Jun
~ Term Q. The. Honorable CpsI;y copr-
q Jack ,ccpniy, pertaining to estates cs de
ceased person, letters Of adninisustlo-
we're es.nted to the undersigned upon u
esta.s OF sampson A Harry, deceased
All persous holding elaine against SSH
estate are notified to come forward art
present them to the undersigned, properly
authenticated, within the time prescribed
6y Law, or. they viii be barred, aud ti.oE
indebted 10 sad estate TO maize iIsmsd.ss
payment JAMES MORROW, Alm'r. /.
Jui~ 10 lss2-6v
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
into such terms as !, may demand

into such terms as il may demand
in q treaty ofpeace'
Our duty, We think, ia evident 10
every rejecting mind. Advance AT
once, aud all tho time, should be our
watchword. We should Immediate.
" rep6ssess all OF tennessee aud
Virginia, and carry the war into
Maryland Kentucky and Missouri.
We should not pause a moment I'm
Ill We take Washington City, Balii'
more, Louisville ami 81, Louis, They
are ours BY right, and are now in
our power. IL our armies are moved
forward without delay, IL is i'm
possibss that the Worth can resist
an Immediate advance Delay alone
Will ruin us. Let the conscript act
be enforced, let the ranks OF our ar
NV be filled, let every effort be
made, and, our word fir IL, the war
will be \ short one. With the prop
cr enterprise upon the part OF our
government ana generals, We con-
ndentiy look for : cessation of hos
tilities IN 90 days, and q pesce by
the first Of January next. WithoWt
il, the war may be protracted to an
indefinite extent, and our territory
again invaded next, spring,
1t Is Impossible so overestimate
the value OF the victory obtained
over Mcclellan, il IL is Improved. 1t
give, US possession of al the. border
slave States IL less than. Lwo months
II however, rs after the battles of
Manassas and Oak Hills, we rashiy
conclude the work TO be done, and
quietly fold our arms, the good re-
suits will all be lost, and the contest
will have again TO be renewed, and
the battle at Richmond again to be
fought.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
FROM ARKANSAS.

wO hsYfhesa snown a letter un
der date Of July 10, at Camp Dun
can, near Little Rock, Ark, from
Col. G. W. Guess, TO Gee. ", Baird,
Eys Of this place, from which We
earn that Col. II. G. Hawpe's Rcgi.
men; has been fully completed, and
ordered on double qui1.;," TO Fort
Smith, Ark. Col Guess thinks that
Gen. Iiindman's entire command
er'l soon take up the liHH of march
lar Fey' smith Gen p,bs's Divis-
.a. 81 s.Ins. has already moved in
'4aj direction TIE cause Of this
lew nsve, rs tho advance Of FEEDER
ais, iron, Fgg. LeDyyagcgth, on that
point, The letter further states. that
stand Waite has recently been de-
.eated, and "Cheerokee Ross" cap
sured. So, we may, ere long, hear
OF stirring events in that quarter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

ER0M r. mc.w Bow isrS one mile
n east ni mllaf rns r...l bay MARE,
about % aHnas aga, yeats old, bran
dod Will small l. oA the lett shoulder,
with small snip on the nose, and some sad.
die marks, Any person delivering taid
MARC TO Rs. At my Louse, will receive so
for their trouble,
JACOB NJ SSBAUMER.
Aug. ., 1900. lstc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

we ore authorized 10 announce HARVEY
SHEPHERD, ss a candidate for Asses
sor and Collector Of Dallas county TeIas, at
the ensuing August election.
We are. auth2rizad 10 ANNOUNCE ). y.
WELLER, as Il cundidste tor Assessor ana
Collector OF Dallas county Texas, a. the ell
suing August election.
We are authorised TO annoRnce JOHN
II. COCHRAN, as-G candidate for Assessor
and Collector, o.. Dallas eopnty Texas, Of
thepIuiag August election.
We are authorized t. announce lOHN b.
FLOYD, as . candidate III, Assessor AID
Collector Of Ds,las county, Texas, ut the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce. JAM -
SHEPPARD, as a cGadide for, Assessor
and Collector, of Dallas county, Texas, at
the ensuing August election. -..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
ExECCToR,s NOIICn

UyHR undersigned having bse7, appoin-
IL ted at the June term 1852, OF .he corp-
" court Of the county Of Ellis, State .;
Texas, .Exscntor Of tho lsss will OF George
GlssoOck decd, hereby notify sllpsrsons
having claims agains, said .estste,le pre-
seat them properly sufhenticstsd within
the tine prescribed By Law
HEsRI c. LTos.
July %, 1ss2-so IS s-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |
County OF DALr,Aa. (

THE STATE OF TEAbS, !
COUNTY OF DALLAS.
In obedience 70 the Proclamation Of his En-.
cel,ency, the Gppernor ot tbs State ard
Iws.aat to Lau, in such case, raads end
Hfovilt2,
~. NJ. Patterson, Chief Justitc inand fer
i the aforesaid county, do hereby Order
and direct, that an election be held in tho
general precincts in this county, a the pisr
csc designated BY the County Court, On the
FIRST Monday, the 4Eh day Of August next,
for the following named officers, 10 wit;
For Compuoler Of Public Accounts and
Treasurer of he State.
One Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court
Two Reprcscnatitc for Dallas county.
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
Cpe Chief Justice and four County Com
missioners,
One Coroner. o
One. ShsriT.,
one L.srx Of tire District Coartt.
One Clerk o; the County Court.
One County Surveyor.
One County Treasurer. tt-
One Assessor and Collector.
Two Justices Of the Pece for each Pre-.
Precinct.
And one Constable for each Precinct.
. T, enter upon the discharge Of the duties
of their respective oti,ces, at the expirati 81
Of the terms of the present incnmhents
r> Given under my band and
sEthl, lthe seal Of the County Court, At
t~IA/0fice in Dallas, this Let. day OF
July, A, b. 1852
TN. PATTERSON,
Chief Justice Of Dallas county, Texas.
l!1ly 5, l862-4s-5a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
F.om tile Little Rock Democrat, July j..
The Confederate Victory of Richmond

The Confederate Victory of Richmond
There is no longer any reason to
doubt the overthrow and capltnia-
lion Of Mcclellan and his entire ar
,uy near Richmond. Confirmation
utthe fact. reaches ~ from nprthern
~ wei, .as southern sources. The
young Napoleon has undoubtedly
tuccumed, and surrendered his
grand army with all Of its artillery
and small arms, its immense maya
2irea Of munitions of war, its vast
stores Of clothing, provisions, and
medical eupplies, and IT'S trains Of
wagons, horses and mu.les-proPer-
ty OF all Kinds amounting in value
to milliona q dollars. History does
not record such another victory. 1t
eaons Incredible that an army of.over
one hundred and thirty thousand
men, go we'll armed and appointed
in every respect az Gen. Mcclellan $
was, should De defeated, routed aud
captured entirely, in the brief space
Of Six snort days.--But SO it is. The
tefcat is oyorwhe ming Our victory
IS complete
This victory esta5l iahes our inde-
yo9,lence beyond a peradyenture,
aud it will be diateIy followed
X recognition on the part OF the
ratiors Of the earth OF that inde-
Ter 1enoc, This il undoubtedly the
y:,ct. ard the continuance OF the
wai', whether it be Of short or long
duration, vii merely lie for terms.
i5%iTf no Iorger be war for con
oroat. It's % longer q civil Var,
But a war between. two powerful,
dependent nations The relation
faip of the contehd;ng parties is
entirely changed, entirely and in
,'aiculably to. the benefit Of the
59uth.
The daration of the war will now
depend wholly upon the spirit and
on;erpr,se of the Confederate gov
scnment and people. The power Of
the North ia broken cne.tnird, If
rot che hall, Of Us tyained tghting
yaen. end ~ least half OF it, sup
Try OF artillery and small arms, have
bees utterly ds s.royed. and ROTH e
now Is len II hu, to abandon most
Nth, territory it has overren. cen
sutrlte IFS shattered forces, and o.
Gerry means in It's powe- create do
lay Bg dslay il may hope to I'LL
~ tas tinnne ranks OF its arny,
.z,a.s llew stores Of army supplies,
;oania lsoIe a iDssh bappiy Of arms.
,.mto,-s ms prosti'5ted credit, end
.ors De- ,raoied t. make another
..iyaar N ana aa.-+i,be North HAS
how br' one hOpe left il, and that IL
ID, by p-vtracting the war, weary as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
Ad,ninfstratlix Notice.

T91HE Undersigned having been aTpointed
4 Administrative Of the estato of John
K. Sanders, dec d, by the County Court Of
Dallas county, at'i,s Jane Term, 1902, gives
mites to sll.perscns indebted To- eald es
tate, to make immediate payment Those
paving claims against said estate arc
notified to present the same duly authcnt.-
Gated, within u, months, or they Will be
postponed; ip favor Of more diligsnt cred
.tors.
AGNES SANDERS, ADM.
JuIy. 8; 1S62-6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
THE HER AID.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, AUG, 2, 's2

sA-Eidag Charlrs Carlton, OF the
tristan Church, will preach at this
2 ace on tho 18th lords day in Au'
,;ust, at half past 10 o'cloloek, 4,
! Tho public arr respectfully in
citci 20 be present.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
EXECUTOkls NOTICE.

TNNE unds- signed 4yipg hsen hPRo'rfec
i AT the June tvym 1862, Of the county
icoir, OF the equity of Ella. State of Texas,
Executors Of tie. last viii Of Eli NsJAton
deed, hereby notify all persons. having
claims against said estate, TO present them
properly authenticated. within the time
prescribed BY laE.
- E JAMES Mcdaniel.
..-.. RoAr g THURMAN.
w., oc,L 1890 mn ySSw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

We are authorized to announce GEORdE
W. LAWS, "a u candidate Tor reelection to
the Office Of County Clerk Of DALLAS county
lcXgs. ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

Ware. authorised to announce, VIII
LIAM ii. THOMAS, as a candidate for re
election to the Office Of Surveyor OF Dallas
county 1exas. u7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

We gro authorized to announce JOHN }.
EAKINS. asa c.lRdidate far Justice Of the
:,auce, for Precinct No. !, pallas county
Texas, . ft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02
DENT1N COUNTY,

DEHToN COUNTY,
TAKEN UP BY j. +. McCuns and es-
,rayed before J, ~. Gl3unt Esq., one bay
mare, years ~, ~ hapds high, eome
white on tho right foot, right ear cut eff
near the head, spanish hrand on the left
hip and with Y VI The lett Jaw. Appraised
TO $50.
TAKEN UP BY Joscpa Reed and cH.ray.
ed before A. Koblnson ks., sorrel hl,y,
ono year old, i. hands high, star in, tie
forehead AID snip on the avss. Appraised
to so,
TAKEN Up ~ Lewis M.i,;n and estraX 4.
oil before A. Robinson ESQ, one bay pony
mare, IL years cid - hands high, some
white snel.s aS9nt the o!ns aud hind
paris. sopa white or, The left fore.oo,.
Appraised 70 S54
TAKEN UP by ]. +, Rogers ssaL. Nor.
rell, mi eatraycd before J. $ ulGrk Esq,
eas sorroll mare, or years cid, Ii HANDS
high, wl!lte IN the nose, len hind f1ot white,
ne some write CRACKS o.. the right side /;
branded u viii lsjf circle pa;.rr it, R.iG
mare has sucking colt. Appraised 10 tl25.
Also one iron gray mare aud colt, The mare
years old IA herds high, branded Il. B.
on the lef' ghouidcr Appraised to $40.
TAKIT JF by G r. McCran and cs-
,raycd t?ta. Il. Il barnett Esq, one yell
low bay Da,. . y. ak yrars old, Is hands
high, star in gaa 'o,chcHd, has horse colt,
a hay w.,h a'arin t5gchead. Mare and
colt arnT4isri 20 $40.
TAKEN UP by Jega. rritclari and e..
yaysd Do. sg= ) =. hi-Ent Esg.. cpc SORE!
mare, r.s.a o.. -, A.uds '..igh, has 4.
9al, ahcU: mof' e.o.. Mare and COLT
appraised to $-f ..
TAKEE O.? &, Ic,a Yates, saa. ,strnyed
before J &. ''4.k 3 u surrci horse 2
years t!d, n .I,e sace, !. fee, white. Ap-
praised to 30.
benton. .iH'y ~. 1902
s. j.. TEN4AR. CO. cls p. c.,
epg2. . r
.,L14If c.seSE}{EY
TAKEN, III ~ " I hudson, Aysi Cd
trayed heioye Y ,.ri So, IN. six year
cd bay .,ors- a.:w u la4ls high, sua'l
star ii his tsthe>1, some saddle marks,
DO brands peraeiyabiSs spnsisad u 500.
Eiled feh-aary 26,h l6a2.
gAhEN Up hy ", G.. Berry, ssd estray-
ed Gsio,e L. J. Stroop Esq, one or 8 yeac
ed hay mara about Il. hunls high, brand
et! K "a lett shoulder, appraised. to $500
Filed March 27th 1862.
TAKEN Up by G. W. Berry ana.ss.raycd
tr;sre l.. J. Stra2p Esq., one Safk OK, 4 or
3 years o.d, ,nprksl under and upper bit in
right ear, and nnder halt crop in the lett
oar, brand,d. E.ol lcti nip, appraised TO
$lG,U0 Filed March 9th lsc2.
TAKEN Up bY j. Steel anS estrnyed
betcr. S, a.-Sneed, Esq, one ,Nack horse
( or 3 years old, about Ii! hands high, potll
hind feet white, upto the paslsts, saddle
marks, no brands appraised tp. Sf5,pQ,
Fled April 5th 1862. q.
Eitnees ms land this july %, 1862.
BENZ =. HAWKINS. CIan C c. e. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-08-02

We are authorised 10 announce Ed. Z,
BROWDER, az candidate for reelection
10 the office OF Distrist Clerk Of Dallas
county, Texas.