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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-08

IHREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2e9 Pa. avenue, be-
tween 9TH and 10Th sts-NEw ARRASGEAEST.-The
undersigned is happy to announce that he has ef-
fectsd an engagement with Mr.; HESRY JUNG
NICKEL the greatest yi0lOnceiiO ifayer now in
This country, who will perform every night at the
above hall, in company with other stars Also,
SIGNORA SEYDEL has been cen gagged, and Will
dsiixht our visitors with her MAGNIFICENT Songs,
Duets. etc Mr.. ADOLPH WELLENsTEiS. viii
n,a.;d. At the Piano Together with host OF tai
ent unsurpassed by any establishment IN ths city
Choice RefreshInents constantly on hand. Ofhcers
in attendance TO preserve order.
Copee RI commences az clock p N; ~
81 s,-ln, HENRY ROSESIHL, ProRr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING BUREAU, TRANSMITS. DEP mt.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sepl. II, 1862.
TEvHlS is to certify that, 5. 5. Jones Of
d. Col. 7. c. Hawpes Texas Cavalry, is
hereby authorized to proceed TO Texas, and
procure any and all Clothing that the citi-
zcns may wish TO send to their friends in
the army, and hire or buy Wagons and
teams, and lake the same TO Fort Smith,
Ark, the hire or purchase money to be paid
on the arrival of the articles at Fort smith,
by Maj. Pierce, A. q. NJ. e. $. a. He al
so authorized to purchase, at fair prices,
Soldiers Clothing-beiug careful to select
such as is sui able for the servce--thc same
TO be transported as above stated, and to
be paid for by Major Pierce, on the dcliv.
cry Of the articles to him. The parties in
terested sending I'm agent to sign receipts
for the articles delivered, and TO receive the
money. JOHN b. DuhloN,
Maj 4 a. Y. NJ.
Chief of Clothing Bureau,
Trans-Miss, Up mt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
CLOTHING F0R YHR SOLDIERS.

CAMP WALKER, Ark, sept. 9th, 1862.
EDrroRs HEaALD:-Along way from home
and home friends; tie loved scenes, places
.nd dear tnes, in our far-cf, Apply Texas
home; with the horrors of civil war eontin-
ually staring one in the face; with the
prospect of long, dreary, cold, lonesome
and ioilsome winter before us; with no ray
Of hope betokening speedy end to our
present war, or any better time for the sol
c.ier's future, until an Allwise Providence
will enligliien the Black Republican heath
On aud barbarians, and permit better eoun-
sells to prevail than the fallaeious, foolish
scheme Of sapposing they can subdue
great nation of Southern men with sol
diers hard duty before and around one, and
10 prospect of speedy pay for what he has
done, is now doing or may hearafter be
called upon to do; with all these thoughts
add reflections ra1sockiDg ones Uranium
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
ESTKAY NOTICES.
DENTON COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by l.. A. Sanders and estray
cd before T. NJ. Smith, Esq, one flea bitten
GRAY MARE, supposed to be 20 years OLD,
l4I hands high, branded NJ on the left hip.
and diamond on the left shoulder has d
colt; mare and colt appraised TO $40.
TAKEN UP by II. W. Wright and eS-
trayed before j. NJ. Blount, Esq, one IRON
GRAY MULE, 10 years old, Is hands high,
harness marked; appraised to 500. Also,
one BROWN MULE, 8 years old, 142 hands
praised to 81 5. 40
TAKEN UP by J. W. Vanderpool amt
estrayed before 4. NJ. Smith, Esq., one son
REL HORSE, years old, star in the fore
head, left hind foot white, right fore lee
roam to the knee, branded A on the lcts
shoulder, Also, one BAY HORSE, 4yea' :
old, IA hands high, star in the forehead,
left hind foot white, branded J K connec-
ted on the left shoulder; the two apprais-
cd to S155. 40
TAKEN UP by B. W. Reagan and e..
trayed before J. NJ. Blount, Esq, one BAY
MARE, years old, IA hands high, righS
hind foot white, brar ded Spanish brand Oh
both thighs; appraised to SOS.
TAKEN UP by A. j. Davis and estrayed
before G. A. Grissom, one BAY MARE, 10
hands high, s or years old, hind feetwhit o
scar on the left loin, branded in on til"
left shoulder; appraised to $500. Also,o q
GRAY FILLY, 8 years old, Is hands high,
branded in on the left shoulder; apprais-,
ed to $3.50. Also, one DAPPLE GRAY
MARE and ycarling colt, the mare or y
years old, branded 2 on the left shoulder >
mare and colt appraised to $3.50. Also,
one BAY HORSE, years old, l4a handa
high; appraised to Sl5.
S. A. vENTERS, Co elk D. CT.
Denton Sent 2gth. 1S62-45:3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

TTAVlNG been appointed e,n agent for
RE the Government, to receive and receipt
i0lany and ali Clothing, which friends and
relatives may wish to send to the soldiers
in the direction of Missouri and Also to
furnish transportation tor the same, 10 Fort
Smith, Ark. | will say for tie benefit OF
all concerned, that the transportation will
!, be ready by the 18th Of October
will designate BonAam, Dallas, Waco
and Austin, rs convenient points OF depos-
i, from which the Government will pay all
costs of transportation. Persons sending
Clothing, will pac them in as small pack
ages as possible and label each package
with the name of The Soldier, Regiment,
and Company, to which h. belongs, so there
will be 10 mistake in delivering them.
There will be an agent appointed Tor each
one of the above named places, who VIII
receive and receipt for ali packages sent
to their care. Geo. W. Baird is the author
lied agent at Dallas. 1t is hoped and fully
believed, that the friends and relatives OF
the soldiers whose bare feet are now GRIM
soning the stony paths of Arkansas ana
Missouri, with the purest blood OF pa.rioi-
ism, will do all in their power TO FURNISH
the,s with comfortable Clothing for the ap-
nroaehinr winter. The Government is
leaving nothing undone, which is IN Its
power TO do, for the comfort OF the soldier.
Respectfully, ). >. JoNEN,
Clothing Agent.
October lst 1862.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
DIICI),

In this place, OF Scarlet Fever, Oct. lst at
the rcsiIen OF her father, ADA REBEC-
Ca, infant daughter OF Il. L. and ELizAsETn
NICHOLSON, aged one year and three months.
She was lovely child, and in death her
dearie, darling face bore the same express
sion of beauty and intelligence that had
distinguished her through lite and that
ehiwincd her so fondly around tLa hearts
Of her parents.
She died at the close Of the day; and rs
the glorics Of the autumn sunset faded
upTa:os and were lost among the stars,
her little soul winged its flight TO Heaven,
to shine ray Of light around the pure white
throne of the Redcemer
The sympathy Of the community is cor
daily extended to the fond mother in her
bereavement and to the father now absent
in the rmy. The Lora gave and has taken
her away; and christian resignation will
say, "blcssed be the name Of tie Lord"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
wool CardimC!

n Take this method OF informing the peo~
4 pie of pallas and adjoining counties,
that my Carding Machine will be in opera"
ton again by the first of October. The
overw helming demand for rolls compels mo
to place my terms of carding at one-iourt'l
OF the wool. Those who prefer paying, tie
money must pay the value of one-fourth
the rolls at the price they are selling, at tfa
time of carding.
Wool must be washed clean, well pick
ed, and entirely free from everything thas
would tend to impair the cards. To every
eight pounds of wool one pound of lnrS
must lie furnished. d. Y. ELLIS.
Dallas, Texas, Sept. 22d,-44:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Shrigcf Denton County, GreeNng:
V0U are hereby commanded TO summon
i VIM. league, by publication In tn
Dallas Herald, in Dallas county, tire,
weeks, there being no newspaper publish
cd in this county, to appear before me, J.
NJ. Blount, j. p, at my Office in the towr
of Denton, on the LIST Saturday of NoveH
Der, 1862, to answer the complaint Of N
Warren, on plea of debt due by open nc
count, for $780, Herein fail not, but max D
due return hereof.
Witness my hand this Oath Sept 1862.
J. VI. BLOUNT, J. p.
Came to hand same day issued. Wn-
league, take notice and appear according
ly $. HYATT, Sheriff Denton co. Tex.
45.3t
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NOrthcrn News.
From the Memphis Bulletin, Sept.

From the Memphis Balletin, Sept. II.
The Confederates have crossed the Upper
Potomac into Maryland, and on Saturday
they took possession of Frederick City
They crossed above and below Point Of Rocks.
From Frederick City to Baltimore is sixty
miles. What force they propose to throw
into Maryland is of course n mere matter of
speculation. This movement has caused
great excitement in Pennsylvania and Ma
rylaud. The people of the former are APP
prehensive of n raid into that State. By
This operatioh the Confeleratcs have cut
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between
Harrers Ferry and Baltimore. whether
our forces are still at Harper's Ferry we do
not know. We publish letter from the
latter place of the 4th, describing the evnc-
uatcn of Winchester, which took place BE-
fore that time. There is great activity at
Washington caused by this fresh exhibition
OF audacty on the part Of the enemy. There
has been new arrangement of Generals.
Pope has been relieved of his command,
and ASSIGNED to n command in the North
west. The location Of his command we do
not know. General Mcdowell has been
granted leave of absence for fifteen days.
One despatch saws his command has been
merged into that of Ileintzelman.. and mo-
thcr that his place has been filled by Gen.
Reno. II is reported that Pope has prefer
red charges against Porter and Franklin.
Ger. Mcclellan commands tle combre
armies Of the Potomac and Virginia He is
bricading the new with the cd troops, and
it Is reportcd that he has ordered the army
10 be provided with three days rations.-
This indicates activity.
OF course there cannot be state Of qui-
eiudc on the Potomac, with the rebels in
MARYLAND, threatening the Pennsylvania
border. threatening Baltimore and threat
ching rail-oad communication with Wash
inat,n. The 'onfederates seem determine d
TO push matters TO final issue there, and
however anxious our government may he 10
gain time. the contest which enemy
have invited must be met. Washington
dispatches say the military authorities are
quite confident the ConfedeIates viii lose
whatever forces they threw inio Mary,and.
Their oveneni is certainly hazardous
one. as nH their Ia e movemen's have been.
One object ofthe dash seesis 70 be 70 check
the Increment of new leyies toward Wash
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
FOR THE WAR;

I am authorized by Capt wAlrfH OAHurn. 10 rsls.
Accompany efPartisss Rangers, for imaedi
ate service In a Regiment to be commanded BY COl
n. wikkfs srosE,
rhs accessory funds for The payment Of beunsy. y,
Is here and ~ill DO paid To voiuniesr. immediate.
y amer they muster into service Arms will b. nly,
hished BY the Goyrrnmsnt, hut those Who can pre-
god double hsrr,le shot guns are REQUESTED 3,
bring them, and have them valued into the ssrvio.
II pvpossd b move the trOops As soon q, possl-
BILE. and tho character Of service 10 such yin keen
the troops active and heal hh, bsins mounted AMI.
paid Tor all propsriy taken from the enemy bcstA,
the pay as regular cavalry troops.
Col. Stones ssihority 10 ample and complete Ar
the Secretary u War, and riih his experiences a. 4
Cavalry oicsr. brilliant campaign may be expected
All persons wishing ." Join this company viii o.
we'll 10 come forward 'p,msdiaisiy and give thss
names to either Jons J. EskINs, JonS W. LANE, "
II. THOMAS, jams fRosAs, or Cot. J. q. Mecoy, VII
will attend 10 the enrolling VI them on the eompan
roll.
siI hundred thousand Federal Trosp.
now icing called into s-r,in. by tho Linccln Govern
nrnt, calls Tor every patriot To rush To the country
standard aud volunteer. rather than be oonscript~
under tho law as extended TO 10 years.
ED. q. BR0wDER.
Dallas, Texas, Sept. 3oth, lst2.-i5;3t.
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T E L z c. r A P II | G.
From the True Democrat Bulletin.

N''4i inv NV Hs''SN'"' "''i''''"'
CAMDEN. Sept. 25.-From the Vicksburg
Wing of the 10Th, we take the following
IUKA. Mss Sept, l7.-The enemy cvac-
uated this pace during the night and but
for premature attack. we should have cap
tured the whole garrison. We captured over
a million dollars in value. The enemy
were entreucbed They carried off 1000
negroes lhe lahNees shfSeu IN ne III
leos,Gn y, og Tanna,soo r;yor -, uornh,ra
CuAFIrsToy Sent. ia courier has
just reached here from Staunton, Va, with
news that Sionewall Jackson was in .pur-
SUIT OF the enemy III Na'yi.nu. lns a."
~ "%S Ferrr rho cnemy,s ,orcc WAS A.
h.,'i IN ann q
o' p, , sont 10 Tho ronorts Of III.
fI,,n;i -, al ,.,,i,,,r, of q
ns sn' ~ has h,on con i,med o.,
CO. IN, %.s a,,o.IeI in MaryIand with
. m"n - ,,''' %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

gAr- The Houston Telegraph of the Goth,
says that Sabine Pass was taken possession
Of by the Federals from the bockading
squadron on the 18th Sept, after spirited
bombardment of two days, during which
it was found that our guns could not reach
the vessels. Our men then removed all the
government property, spiked the guns and
abandoned the fort. The feds then anchor
I'D in front of the town. and landed, saying
shat they wanted beef cattle and would
have them. Yellow fever was prevailing
ri the pass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

EGy"We learn that ON Monday evening
last about o'clock, the school house at
nentuckylown Grayson county, was blown
down while the school was in session, kill
ing one little girl, wounded another SO Sc
verely that she died the same night, and
five others were SO badly hurt that they
were not expected to recover. A number
of other children were injured severely and
slightly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
Administrator,s Notice.

4. S. pASCHALL, baving been appoint-
& A. ed. at the September Term, 1862, of
The Probate Court Of Parker County, adj
ministrator Of the estate of J. I. Paschall,
deceased, all persons indebted to said es,
tate arc hereby notified TO come forward
and make pa ment without delay. Those
having claims against said estate, will
present them properly authenticated, with
in Tie time prescribed by law.
l.. s. PASCHAI., Adn,nistr6'or-
Sept. 30th, lS62-45.6t.-Pr.'s fee 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

Bsg" Attention is called to the notice In
ao-day's paper of Mr.. Sam. S. Jones, who
will receive any clothing designed for Col.
T. 9. Hawpe's regiment, now in Missouri.
It will be seen that ample provision will be
made for forwarding the same to the regi-
went, This is an important matter, and
it is to be hoped that the friends Of the SOL
iiers will lend their united efforts to clo
shing those who are fighting the battles Of
sur country, 1t should be remembered that
cold and bitter weather will soon set in,
and our dear one who have gone forth in
the army, will be exposed to all the scyeri-
sies of bitter climate-and then, clothing
sent by wife, daughter, mother, sister,
will be received by them with the greater
Joy and gratitude. The following is the
authority from Col. Hawpe, which Mir. Jones
bears;
S, $. Jones, of Dallas County, Texas, is
hereby authorized and empowered to col
lect, receive, receipt for ana transmit TO the
regiment, any and all clothing he can lind,
made or to be made, BY the friends and
well-wlshers of the soldiers ofmy regiment.
The members of the regiment come general
ly from the counties OF Harness BeAar, Tra-
Wis, basque, Eratn, Wise, Dallas and Den
ton. The town of Dallas will be the depot
Tor the collection Of clothing, aud Mr.. jones
or some one acting tor him, .wlli always be
shore, in readiness to receive and receipt
Tor what is brought in. 4. c. bAWPE,
Col. com d g. Reg t. Tex. Cav.
September 9TH, 1867.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

ingion. In this they have succeeded, in
part as Pennsylvania troops will now he
kept at home and other eastern regiments
are also to he used In repelling the invaders.
But fortunately, the army at Washington
Is as large, at least, as that OF the Coniei'
crates, allowing the latter as many men AS
is claimed for them; and whatever the Con-
federates may gain by diyerting troops from
the national capital, they will lose, aud
more than lose, In the end, by waking up
the Northern States as the movement into
Kentucky has aroused Ohio and Indiana.
Instead Of having TO contend against the
surplus men, they have to meet the whole
fighting population. The North will now
make war in earnest. II required the late
successes OF the Ctnfederates 10 bring the
people up to this point.
Matters are now in such position, that
sharp, continuous and decisive, sighting
seems to be inevitable. To this the people
will not object. They prefer |. TO inaciiyi-
ty. II the Confederates intend TO move n
fainst Baltimore they will not delay. That
city has doubtless already been reached
Ev ny day must now be Zig with events.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

We we're shown to-day several change
tickets purporting TO have been issued and
signed by l., q. Henderson, payable at
GAINESVILLE. For the benefit Of the public,
we say that no such person lives here, and
;hat the whole affair is a shameless inpos-
ture, and richly deserves punishment. We
are informed that large numbers Of these
tickets are in circulation in Dallas and
Denton counties, where they are imposed
upon travellers comiug in this direction
Lldrksuille 50 naard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
SEQ Reward

MTILL be paid to any person for infos-
w nation that will enable me TO get
the following described horses, or $40 for
the horse. aud $40 for the mare and colt :
One IRON GREY HORSE, four years old,
branded (Ni) on shoulder, about 10 hands
high. One BLACK PoNY-BUlLT MARE,
branded with mule shoe, and black horse
COLT, one year old last Spring, brandss
u ID on shoulder. Address, Milford, Ellis
county, Texas. , 'Eo. M. pANis-
August 2gth 1862.
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Trinify Milis--NOTICE.

yuyHE undersigned Rould respectfully M
form the citizens Of Dallas, and the sur
rounding counties, that he has purchased
the above named mil s, formerly owned by
W. IL. Witt, Co, and having thoroughly.
repaired the same is now prepared 10 grius
corn and wheat.
lie will I'LL orders with prompiness and
disnatoh. and solicits a share Of public pat
ronage. y. M NiUUlNIVN-
Dallas, Sept. q, lS52-SnOs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

Six Memphis diaymeu, drays horses and
mules, were captured by soue OF Col. Par
sons men, at Council Bend, on the Missis-
sppi river, hauling cotton from the inIe-
rior Tor shipment on transport Saline,
which boat narrowly escaped capture. The
men and urays were brought TO Little Rock
ycsterday-LitLie Roch Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
ss~we return our thanks 10 Col. d. War.

ssrwe return our thanks to Col. b. War
sen Stone, of this place, just returned from
Richmond, Va, Tor package Of very late
papers from the various cities on the other
side of the Mississippi, from which We have
made eopious extracts for our this week.
issue. The Colonel gives most glorious
account of the feeling pervading all classes
along the line OF his route home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
scn,cderatc NIOney wanted.

n WISH to sell my farm in this County,
10 miles North OF Dallas, on the head
of Farmers Branch. 1t contains about 52p
ncres besides y5 acres Of timbered land
The buildings are new and good, good cis-
tern, &c, 100 acres in cultiyalion-l 3miiss
more OIL fence would enclose 200 acres mort;
stock water abundant. Apply 10 me as
home. ROY ID. oCOII.
Dallas. Sent law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

There is a counterfeit Confederate $40,
dated September "a, 1861, printed in colors,
In the genuine the flligg up Of the red eb-
long in the lower centre Of the note Is Of
the word "ten in small letters frequent
~ repeated. In the counterfeit, il Is mere-
~ dots. The engraving is wood cut,
whvc the genuine is fine steel plate. 1t
is coarsely done.
As Popcs army left the Fauquicr White
Sulphur Springs, they burnt tho beautiful
hotel there 10 the ground.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

Beg- George W. Baird, Esq., of this place,
has been appointed agent TO receive any
clothing that may be intended for Col. N.
Il. Darnell's Regiment Any persons wish
ing to forward clothing to their friends or
relatives in that regiment can leave them
with Mr.. Baird, who will attend to THEN
transportation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04

The San Antonio Herald says Capt. Kit
ridge was brought TO that eity'on the 20lh
in charge of Major A. NJ. Hobby, and was
pnrolcd. lie and his fellow prisoners were
10 lac taken back to Corpus, whence they
nre TO proceed to New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-10-04
DALLAS, SATURDAY, OCT. 4, 's2

bsD-lit, Rev. Bishop GRroo, Of the Epis-
s,pal Church, will preach at the Court
Souse, in this place on Sunday, the 18th Of
eo,obcr next, At l0lo clock A. NJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-03-12
WALTER BARRETT
Cabinet, Chair Making.

A0l@ lIGUGG igA1e41 tPgGP @,
IOHN GULICH, of the borough of CleartieIo,
" Pa, will be prepared at all times to attend to
to amy business in the above line on short
notice, and in a workmanlike manner. His place
of business is at the old shop the north side of
Market street. Sd door east of Third ST., nearly
opposite the old Jew store; where he will keep
constantly on hand a large assortment of Ma
hogony and Cane Bottom Chairs, and Cabinet
Ware of every description, which he will dispose
ofon ns reasonable terms rs the same articles
can be had elsewhere in the county.
His stock Of Cabinet Ware now on hand, CON
sists in part of-Dressing and Common Bureaus,
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands Desks Gnd
Book Cases, French and Field Post Bedsteads,
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier Ia
blrs, &c. Cotins manufactured and delivered at
any place desired.
February Q, 1S59.-[no. 4, vol. iv.l