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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

yM.BRANDos. C.THRowER. DRANDON & THROWER, Attorneys at Law, Camden, D Arkansas March z, lS6l If.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
RmQway Maves in tbc Peniteutiary.
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E~'OMMITTED to the Arkansas Ptnitcntary by the 8. SsherH of Jyf.rs county on t.e 2! dat Of Dec, 9 1861, a egro Man ealing his name JOHN GORD)N.PA
 lie is about D years cid, feet inches h-h of AS black color thick Rips lower lip turned iittic rouud a left of his caused the says) by having h ay hroke Says he is a free nIir. A. J. V NED
 Jan. l6 SGZ. 2lm E5cper of PHtfeaji7yE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

VOHN w. FAUST, Attorney al Law, Little Rock, Ark. J also Real Estate Agent has hand for sale, at lo1 prices favorable terms large list of first class cotton lands, improved and unmmoy d. tying chiefly the valleys of the N he, Arkansas and Mississippi rivers
 T POice in the Staie Bank baidIng opposite the State House. Aug 9, i660. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Ra0aa0ay Negroes.
N o TICE '

TAS committed to the jail of Lawrence county, Arkan W sas the 2.th day of December 1S6l, gro Boy, who calts himself FRANK, about 22 B yea old feet or inches high weighs abou 150 lj0 poun s of rah copper color, aad says belongs ne Ashiand Mississippi.
 Ihe owner of said negro hereby notified to come or ward prove property 1ay charges and take him away, he will be dealt with according to law.
 JOHN D. WY ATT, ScriF,
 By JAS. II. ". CAMPBELL,
 DepmV StcrfF 08d yat}sr. Jan. Io ltoZ. 6m. Cost of alv S2f or 8 per v>~S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
l,ooo Acres of Choice Gotten Land tors
 SSa1a.

Sal9.
 OITUATED on the north side of the G Arkansas river and has front of one mile; six miles below Lcwisburg, Conway county, with eighty acres in q high state of cultivation, and one hundred more well deadened, with q good frame dwelling and good out houses, good we'll Of never failing water, etc. and the best Of range for stock, summer and winter. Any person wishing to pur- chase would do we'll to examine my land be-1fc purchasing elsewhere. For terms apply to Jas NJ. Gordon, at Lewisburg, or the undersigned on the pemises HARRIS CROSS. May g. In6I. tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
BPS REW

sS25 REWARD.
 DANAWAY from the subscri- @.er E Der, at Magnolia, Ark, On the 10th of February, 1861, q negro man sanoo.' E2 aged g years, large and stout boy, of EIAl dark complexion, between 5 and feet sy N< high, says he was raised in the Seminole N "a Nation and I think he well be like, to ksESS try and get back. l will give the above reward for the delivery of said boy in any ail where can get him. JAMES WILLIAMS. March '. 1861.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

NSAY FLOWER SALOON, Main street, near theTheatIe. lsk JAMES JARIEAD Proprietor takes this method o in forming the of Little Rock and vicinity that he has opened the above named aloon and has on hand large lot of choice Liquors, Wines Havana Cigars Try him and judge for yourselves AlsoSoe Agent for B0rgoS Csebra ed Soadck Brs, preventive for Fever and 'gue Darrh9a Bilious Attack, Dyspepsia, and all other diseases common to a southern climate. JAS. GARlBALDl
 F. Sales madt by wholesale cheapas any other house in town 6,0O0 Cigars for salecheap. May 9, 61 "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

TITLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND FLOW MAACFAC- EA TQkY1he subscriber having purchased the above tabsment. is making Cook Beyery'a Patent Steel Flow which by far the best blow offered in this mar He will also keep large quantity of all other decrp of Flows both and wrought iron, which he ls offer ing exceedingly low Plow Points and Land Sides q a patterns always on hand Farmers and Planters will find t their gvebm call Castings ot oyery kind in iron and brass made promptly. Also Backsnlthng in all branches carried on. Machinery Furnished Repaired
 JAMES BiUDlE,
 Oct l2 ls6A Y LLitLe LlncL EonnnrN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
BY AUTHORITY.

Acts and Resolutions of the Congress of the Confederate States, passed at the Fifth Session.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

rgNRACY & COOMBER, House, Sign and Ornamental x Painters All kinds of Wood, Marble and Stone Imi-
 atel. Plain and Fancy Enameled Painting of the latest and approved style and finish Paper II nEng done in the Parislian style style nf work, very bean tif called sCAGII0A done enthusiastically e responsible E- Shop Main street, opposite Me Almonts drug store T. C.
 May g. 1861 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
LITTLE ROCK CHEMICAL
 Go,~ ,,S Fap1la


LoCIsygLIE, Ky. Oct G)tr. 1881. ! yXTE beg leave to advise friends and crre-ouaats w in the Confederate States that our Ar SspeI vyu has removed his residence pel Iuanently 10 Als con- to which point they will please direct all conInusatous Address as follows. GARY1N, BRILL Co.
 AsmpaiS, Tam.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Change of Firm.

TOHN ". JAY having sold out his interest in the Saw eg Mill at Little kock the business will hereafter be ried on by ". Irwin Fossit All debts and credits will be settled by the new firm.
 J. ". IRWIN < FOSSTTT. Oct 26 1861 b- JOHN W. JAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
2 TITLE ROCK CARRIAGE MANUFAc- >a

. TITLE ROCK CARRIAGE MANUFAC- >Er @f hT kA TORY.-At thia establishment will be Gs;s5 ts-$ found constantly on hand made to order Lfe~ eTf any and every style of Carriat e. Rock4Way Buggy which inquay material, Workmanship Beau Good Taste, unsurpassed by any work manusc- uf the State All t0or tcarranted tor geGr Particular attention will be given to repairing Also Horse Shoeng and Farm Work A. T. WARD.
 P. S All Job Work after this date will be cash, faya- bla at the end of every month A. J. ".
 March 2, 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

VIM. c. scRUGGs. R. Nj scEUGas WAY O. SCRUGGS < BRO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers " in all kinds of Liquors. Wines Tobacco, Cigars all kinds Family Groceries and Boat Stores Fancy Soaps etc the Lower Steamboat Landing, door east oi M Tapt,s Little Rock Jan II, lo61
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

HACOBTS.-The subscriber would hereby most re- i, D spectfuly inform his numerous friends and the f..A public that he has opened this place of entertlnnen ~ his residence, for amusement andrecreaun god sup ply of all the lux xures of the inner both eatabe and drinkables constantly hand Patronage respectfully soil cited. Prompt and polite attention guaranteed
 HENRY JACOBI F. & hereby respectfully tender the of my grounds to schools societies for pickncks gratutousiy H. J. Travellers are respectfully notified that have stachcI wagon yard my premises. The best accommodation al the most reasonable terms. II. J.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Half Million of Seasoned Lumber on
 Hand and for Sale. EnALF AMILL0N Feet of well Seasoned Cypress Lumber Assorted Address the unders gned at Green Grove Conway county, Ark. War Bonds Treasury Warrants or Confederate money taken at par.
 Dee. 5, 1861. W. L. MENEFEE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

sEAYNIS HOTEL, Elm Street Little Rock, ArA- |.
 HAYNES, Proprietor. This House is large and sH commodous and is centrally located The propr etor 2 has long been engaged the business and believes that he can give the most ample satisfaction all who may stop his house both in his prices and fare He will always make it his earnest endeayor to please his guests Satisfactory ar rangeeuts keeping horses in the best Feb -S, !ott "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

EET S. HAVEN, Saddle and Harness Maker. SrS5n VV would respectfully inform the citizens t9sEssgsz% ur Pulaski and adjoining counties, that ne Will manufacture and Keep constantly hand full assortment of Saddes Harness Brides and Collars all Of which he will sell cheap for All work warranted to give entire sats- fact on. ShoI-Corner of Main and Markham streets.
 Little EOek Ark. May ,, IS60 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

DENTAL NOTICE.--Dr H. N. CASE, office ss<><sssEa IL building. opposite he Gazette office, SYSTSs.ssS where he is prepared operate ever, branch of iIIY his Artificial Teeth with artificial gums from to full inserted look perfectly nstufal All full inserted the sucon atmospheric pressure pn- cipe feel perfectly natural and easy he mouth, and swers all the legitimate of natural teeth.
 Teeth. if taken ia time, be plugged as to preserve the for life.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

nR. PETER BERGMAN, Resident Dentist, <s as lC Little Rock Arkansas. All Operati' per rsy.lS tainng to his profession performed in the most 0~A1 skilltul manner. -
 DEoAyED TEETH plugged as to eserve them for le' Artificial Teeth cd entire se so as 10 answer all the pupo of mastcaton, and in appearance perfectly nanra 1T 0ce at his Drug Store, atH street.
 Jan. 5th, 1s60 ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

In reply to frequent inquesI would say, that am now prepared travel any part of the State, and will go pre- pared do everything the line of my professlon in the possible Persons wishing services will please drop me line effect shall not have time 20 except where calls, and will only charge the regular Memphis and prices, as charge in my office. II. N CASE, Dentist.
 Llttle Rock, ark, Feb g, ,59-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE FOR SALE IA consisting of Bureaus Bedseads Chars iaoH Look ng Glasses Whatnois Cribs The subscriber sprear ed to make all articles of Furniture in superior style; and repairing will also be neatly done. Also Cofn making and updertak ing attended to at the shortest notice.
 Ware-room Markham street, the corner below the Presbyterian church. FRANCIS DIFFER.
 Feh 23 go Iv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
Frlm the Houston News Dec. 81,
GALVESTON B0MBARDED.
The Enemy Scared.

The following dispatch has just been sent
nm TO the Telegraph. We heard the guns
in this city, but knew not where they were:
Special for the Houston Telegraph
GALVESTON, 8 4. NJ, VIA. EAGLE GROVE.
A terrible bombardment took place last
night at s o'clock, caused by a man going
near Kuhus wharf and firing n shot AT
those on the wharf A brisk fire from mus
kerry and cannon opened at once. Shells,
ba lis, grape and canister were thrown into
the city without mercy. None oil the citi-
zens were hurt as far as l have been able
to learn.
One man on the wharf reported killc !.
Many narrow escapes Of ciuzensi women
and children ran screaming through the
streets. Bombardment lasted half hour.
A number Of houses were struck but not
damaged seriously. The Italian fruit store
on Market street, had three shots through
it; Lcmmermans Union House was struck.
Dennis Neil's house had two shots in 1t.
A house on the corner of Post oilice and
oath streets was struck, and the occupants
had narrow escape. One shot through
fremont House; Zackereries house ON Me-
chanic street, journeys shop ON Church
street. and Ostermans building on strand
street. One woman had her clothes torn
oil, but escaped injury.
The fleet had be expecting an attack
from our forces since Saturday, and cy
were hasty in being alarmed. Albert Ball 5
store on Strand was riddled with grape and
canister. Coopers old stable was struck
with five shots; also the Court House.
DR.. Bennett was slightly wounded by n
splinter. lie then casemented himself in
well. Further particulars when | OBJ
tain reliable information. SIOUX.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
Gen. Marruder and his StaR.

The Telegraph, after paying handsome
compliment to Gen. Masruder, gives very
graphic account Of his staff officers, which
we condense as follws:
Oils Chief of Staff, Maj. A. G. Dickinson,
halls from our own State, having comman-
ded one of those gallant companies Of Tex
ians, who at the beginning OF the war went
to Virginia before they were called, and
were made up into the lst Texas under then
Col. Wiglnll. He was in all the battles On
the Peninsula and before Richmond, and is
esteemed admirably fitted ior his position.
Capt. Turner from Virginia, and Capt. W.
Al!ston, from South Carolina, are with him
in the Adjutart Generals S Department.
The personal Aides-de Camp of Gen.
Magruder are, 1t. s. a. Magruder and lit.
IL. NJ. Stanard. Major j. Eustis, chief Of
ordnance, is very efficient officer. Major
Il. b. .Pendleton is Chief Commssary. lie
is an old army officer and very highly spo-
ken of by those who know him. Major
Bloomfield, We believe Of the firm Of Bloom
field " Steel, New Orleans, is Chief Quar-
tcrmaster. He has won an enviahle rcpu-
taion for his business habits and his close
attention to contractors Capt. II. Pcnde-
ton and Capt. Da Ponte, are in the same
department. Da Ponte, is well known as
the editor of the New Orleans Delta, and
for the first year the graphic correspondent
Of that paper in Virginia.
Major W. Ilillisted, a soldier Of twenty
two years, and lately Major of the Louis-
ana Zouave Battalion, is Chief Provost
Marshal. HIS experience in European
wars, as well as in Mexico, fits him for
command.
Capt. Thompson Harrison is Pay Master,
Capt. Carter, Chief Engineer, and Lieut..
Foster A. D. c. These are all the names
we know, though not the entire list of the
staff 1t will be seen the staff embraces as
much talent as that Of, probably, any Cen
eral in the service.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

THERE were seven members Of the 9th
Texas, who were captured at Sharpsburg,
from fatigue. They were taken TO Balti-
more, before parocd. We give an extract
fLom a letter describing their experience
written to the Telegraph which will interest
our readers.
Cakes were not unfrequently handed TO
them which on being opened were found to
contain various amounts of Federal money,
which proved extremely seryiceable. Many
signs and tokens Of sympathy were exhibi-
ted by the ladies wherever met, but it was
especially the case in Baltimore. The la
dies in number of cases stood piece from
their windows, ana when the wandering
eye of one of the prisoners could be caught,
the stars and bars, though diminutive,
would be exposed to his view. Whenever
this happened, the Texans would set up an
old "COmanche' yell, "Ilurrah for jeff"
would fill the air, while the discomftted
officers in vain attempted to discover the
cause of the uproar. Many foolish ques-
tions were asked, and if reasonable, were
properly replied TO. They endeavored by
every possible means to obtain list of all
the officers in the service, hoping thereby
to estimate our real force. One Of the 9TH
was called upon to answer inquiries. and
after the usual amount Of small talk, the
court of interrogation commenced: "You
belong to Hoods brigade?7 ayes, sir"
"liow many men were there in your regi-
mentP "There was 1000, and it was tho
smallest in the brigade"
allow many brigades attacked the 9Th
New York brigade at Manassas p "They
were attacked, sir, hy 900 of the 9th Texas
regiment, and were whipped in ten minutes
after the first FIRE" Were you there 2"
"Well reckon "What do you suppose
is the number Of men in your Virginia
army ?'-"Well / could not tell the exact
number; but there is always enough to whip
every fight and some to spare"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

THE New YORK ELEcTIoN.-The efforts
made by the Abolitionsts to carry the late
New York elections were extra ordinary.
The split of the election was for and a.
gainst the wal. That was understood. The
Democrats nominated Horatio Seymour,
who has been q conservative man, and an
unwilling witness of the war from the first,
and from the bottom opposed TO Abolition
ism. They also put Ben and Fernando
Wood in the field, two men equally opposed
to the war with Vallandingham. Against
Seymour, the Abolitionists nominated, per-
haps, the most popular supporter OF the war
in that State.
Gen. Wadsworth has always affiliated
with the Democratic party. He is a man
of great wealth, and distinguished for his
public spirit. As a supporter of the war,
he offered his services to the Abolition Gov
ernment, and was made Brigadier Gener-
al, in which position he gained much capi-
tai.
The opponent of Fernando Wood was
Cant. John Duffy, another old time Demo
crat, and an officer in the 69th (lrish.) He
was supported by every officer of that regi-
ment, the regiment being stationed in
New York.
Every argument was used to carry the
day. Seymour, Wood, etc, were charged
with being the friends of the South, the
enemies of the United States Government,
working for disunion, and so on to the end.
Their election, it was said, would end the
war ingloriously, andsecure the destruction
of the Nation.
They were elected triumphantly, and we
are bound to believe that their election was
deliberate expression of the sense of the
people of New York against the war. What
effect it will have remains to be SEEN
Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

Another RArD.-We learn from Mr. F..
w. I. Harrison, of Columbia, that on Thurs
day evening last force of 40 men landed
from a Federal bark off the old mouth OF
the Cedar Lake, about five miles below the
mouth of the San Bernard, and destroyed
Winston's salt-works.
The negroes who were in charge saw the
enemy &C ming, and made good their escape.
The Abolitiouists destroyed the kettles,
burned the house, and scattered everything
about promiscuously. They tn N returned
to their vessel.
That night an additional force was dis
patched to that neighborhood. On Friday
morning heavy firing was heard at the
mouth of the San Bernard. 1t was not
known whether this was an attempt to
she'll our men, or TO destroy a small cotton
vessel there, belonging to Brady & Co. of
this city. An attempt was made on this
vessel once before, but it was frustrated
Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

The Louisville Journal is tired of the ev-
erlasting talk of Northern Generals and
army correspondents about "bagging the
rebels" 1t says the Federal forces are al
ways just going to bag the rebels, but they
don't bag them. He adds: "When we hear
of rebel troops being completely hemmed
in, we can hardly help responding "A heml
and as for bags, the rebels generally give
US the bag to hold, but not with themselves
in it."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
A.un,;nsstrator's Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that Thomas Cru'ch-
field. Admir-. of the estate of John koDpihS DE-
ssscd has filed in the County Court for the settle
1e ept of decedcnt's estates, of Dallas County, Texas
g final account current with SAID estate PRAYING
5Le Court to make final settlement of said estate,
hich account current will be acted upon ~ the De-
,nber Term 1862, of said Court, to be holden al Inc
,ourt house in the town of Dallas, Dallas county, on
,nday the - day Of December ldOZ, NJ when
lime and MAC all persons interested required to
near and contest said account If they see proper
GEO. W. LAWS, CIk G. g.. d. Z.
DALLAS. Texas Nov q, 1Sb2-l:iw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
kdmioistra{riX Notice.

Z yyTTERS of administration were granted the un-
dersigned at the - Term Of the County Court
reclining to estates of deceased persons, upon the
cstgte Of r. B. Ayres, deceased. All persons having
.lairns against said estate. will present them duly
gUtbenticated, within the time prescribed by law
an those indebted TO said estate will make immedl-
sta payment to EMILY AYRES, Adm'x.
q, toLer 18th, 1SG2-5l:Gw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
AdmfnjstratOr's Notice.

s-,HE undersigned WIS, at the October Term, isoz'
oftue Probate Court of Parker County, IcNas'
rppontcd Administrator the estate OF a. l. oues
id estate ere hereby notified to present the same,
p ,rerly authenticated, within the time prescribed
pr law Those indebted to the estate will come ior'
d. r. OBENCHAIN, Admir- Est. of
--e,1 A. T. Obenchan decd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
Administrators Notice.

THE 1862, Term of the County Conrt,
pertaining 10 estates, of Tarrant county, VIM.
Poo was anpon ed administrator CT the estate oi Jchn
Germany deceased. All persons having claims against
d estate, are hereby notified 10 present the same,
lu'y au heu icated within the time prescribed by
l,gy or they will be postponed; and those indebted
20 aid e. ale are requested TO make immediate pay
mont 10 me- WILLIAM POE, Administrator.
1GG0-hl GNN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
sysc G1- Sale.

n sY Fhnl', or which am now living containing
1865 acrcs-2C0 acres in cultivation, ana pas
57, Of 100 cr 500 acreshas on 1t grove ol ,',n' M
,rr) or 70 acres. Any quantity of timbered ann @
,gt he sold 10 go with the above farm, up TO lpoo
fcr,g On said farm is good dwelling, barn. smoke
house, negro quarters, &c. T., ,,on.
".ood sioclI Epauire of W. Ii. WITT.
,siis. Te-ng Nov. l5, ,GG2-5l:Sw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
AdminiStrafriX Notice.

AroTICE is hereby given that at the October Term,
N A. ID. lsG2, Of the County Court Of Jack county
u .ry McLarty was duly qualified as Administrative
u the Estate Of John G. McLarty, deceased. This is
therefore to notify all persons having claims against
Esi Estate. TO present them, properly authenticated,
% the undersigned, within the time prescribed by
law or they will be barred and all persons indebted
o. he same Estate requested to make immediate
Tayment. This 18th day Of November. 1862.
MARY McLARTY,
Admit nix Of Est Of John c. MeLarty, deceased.
sZ.Ows
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
adnoin;strator,s Notice.

rCTICE is hereby given that at the oc,ooer iermi m
IL. Of tho Probate Court of Palo Pinto county, .nt
rni,r,gned WAS duly appoInied AdmhiS'tm'op .Po u'
f,,, tale of John B. Trueove. deceased All per
., tn,inbled 10 said estate are requested to MAKE
ciiale payment, and those holding claims against
e. Id state will please present them duly authentica-
Il. VAUGHN, Administrator.
or CXA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
Administrators Notice.

N.roTICE is, hereby given that B. f. Baker was
appointed administrator of the estate oi =: r.
warner decea sed Mt the September Term of the Pro-
haze Court of Palo Pinto county, 1867. All persons
. eJleL 10 said estate will make payment, ana nli
having claims against it will present them legally
authenticated This Oct. %, 1862
51.ev II F. BAKER, Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

L. ESIkH WALKER and Rebecca Hightower, have
~ filed in my Office, their petition, praying the
paition and distribution OF the estate Of William
iris deceased, which will be examined at the next
Term of the County Court pertaining to estates to he
hu len for the county Of Tarraut at the Court Hsuse
the -eof in the Of Fort Worth, on the last Mon
dav in November. 1852, when and where all persons
Interested NAV attend aud contest the same IL they
think proper This 9th November, 1862.
I1.Ivl G. NANCE, Clerk
N~OTlCE is hereby given that at the October Term
~ Of the County Court pertaining to estates, hol-
den for the county of Tarraut. was appointed Ad-
g1nistrator Ct the estate Of Thomas j. johnson, de-
cs,sed All persons holding claims against said es-
tate, will please present them, properly authentica-
tj, within the time prescribed by law and all per-
sons Indebted will make immediate paymentto
- l:6Ml NJ I. JOHNSON, AdministTator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

- TV rndar-irned Diler Tor sale The Iafm kHUW HB
The " Wigginton FGvm," u miles North oi Dni-
q M tl,r Preston Road Said farm contains Clo
,... 1SO Of which Is under cultivation There Is a a
,f,.. nerrssai,, on; buildings on the premises.
vii sell for Coufederatc money or negroes.
'' W II, WITT & co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

The Chattanooga Rebel says: We wish
q correct list Of the spectators and extOr-
tioners in the Confederate States could be
kept, in order that we might know, after
the war is over, who were our enemies.