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ing Aug l. 1852 Said per cenage to be upon the orig
lna amount ofthe premium noe without reference any
Endorsement and to be paid to the easurer his office
in Montpelier, before the 18th day Of Oct. 1862
Members of the Company will find in the hands of the
representatives elect to the Legislature schedule showing
the amount Of assessment due from each rcspectvey
they are particularly desired to that the their
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mens must be paid when due Those who to pay
ought not to expect to he paid their property destroyed
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OF the Company at the proper time will them expense
and trouble (See Act of Interpretations your Policy
which will be enforced.I j. 7. THURSTON, Treasurer
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u The publishers of each weekly newspaper in this State
requested to insert the foregoing in respect
i've papers three weeks SUCCESSFULLY and forward he bills
o this Office for payment
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nv TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK p. M

New YoRR, Oct. %. The Times Harper q
Ferry dispatch, dated the 2lst, thirty minutes
mast nine clock, P. says our cavalry pick
ats have been extended two miles. and are now
some distance beyond Halltown, which is now
held bv our infantry.
4 balloon reconnaissance was made last night.
and discovered the enemy this side of Charles.
town.
Deserters comirg in, report Jackson, with a
large force, still in the neighborhood of Bunker
Hill.
There is great dissatisfaction in the army
respect NJ order Nc. 154, authorizing regulars
10 ill up their regiments from those of the vol
unteeTs.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc
Pleasant Valley, Md. Oct. I'd.

- y
Tbe enlistment of volunteers into the recn-
lar army is on the increase. Almost every regi
mcnt Of regulars is receiving accessions from
among the troops weekly.
To day, large number Of the 93d New York
volunteers, attached to headquarters as guard
went over IN body and joined the second regu-
ar cavalry regiment, which is also attached to
headquarters.
Volunteers AFRO always at liberty to enlist in
the regular army, even without the consent of
their officers. When they do so, they are hon.
oably discharged from the volunteer service.
Applications are constantly being made at the
Provost Marshal's office ior passes to 60 outside
the lines. Some Of the applicants are no doubt
in the service of the enemy.
The Hrolds Iarpcr's Ferry letter contains
the following Oar infantry now Ihold Hall
town, and cavalry regiments extend beyond
there.
Yesterday all the shops in Bolivar Heights, of
which there are large number, were closed
and the rroprietors ordered to remove their
wares at once.
1t is reported by deserters that Stonewall
Jackson is still with a large force IN the vicin-
ity Of Bunker Hill.
SuARPSDuRGH, Oct 81. Theae is nothing
Of particular interest transporting here at pres
ent
The line of the Potomac is well guarded to
prevent the repetition Of the recent cavalry raid.
All quiet along the lines
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COMPANY,

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'NHE Members If the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereby notified that the following assess
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PERSONIFlCATIONS.
PROGRAMME.
PART EIk ST


PART FIRST.
l.-ntroduction,
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Rose and Chorus, The balmy odors which
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chorus Of Poppies, Breath we now our charmed
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THE SILVER CHORD,
A Companion to the Home Circle"
A Collection of Favorite
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
TELEGR APHIC.

This Viollsburg Wing, Of the nth,
thus sums MP the result of the late
Richmond fight
Tho route of McClellan's army,
seems 10 have been complete. Horse
foot and dragon" have been igno-
miniousiy driven back, with an sp.
pailing loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners, Eighty pieces OF cannon
and enough small arms to equip a
good sized army, together with
something like twenty thousand
prisoners, This victory will GER
tsinly ill every Southern heart with
Joy and exultation.
RICHMOND, July 6,-The Enquir-
err has Baltimore papers Of the ith.
The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Herald says that the
Federal government has been noti-
lied by tho ministers OF two of the
leading European powers that the
war must be Immediately closed.
The New York Evening Past says
that Lincoln has issued proclama-
ton for 3OO, 900 more troops.
The Times says there is no room
to doubt that tho federal array has
met with serious reverse, and is in
a condition OF immense peril
JACKSON, July 6,--The Memphis
Argus snd Avalanche have both beea
suppressed. The former fer asking
Gen. Grants permission to publish
the Southern account Of Gen. Nc
Clelian's defeat at Richmond, and
the latter for alleged incendiary SEN
timents published in their papers.
The Confederate pickets are now
within four miles OF Memphis,
Warm work is expected soon ; SO
look out for stirring events.
Seventeen more of the enemy's
pickets were found dead last We'd
nesday morning. 1t is now rather
an unpleasant pastime for the Fed
erals to be on picket duty near Mem
phis.
The Northern papers are of the
Both ulJ., are perfectly silent on Nc
Cleilan's son to Richmond" Hhe
Young Napoleons' defeat is not
mentioned in any Of the papers
The New York Tribune Of the
28th says; The killed, wounded and
missing in the fight near Charleston,
numbers 688. Gen. Bonhan has
been arrested for making the attack
lie and his staff have reached New
York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
MAIL PROPOSALS.

TBY Authority from the Post Office De-
I'D partment, Contract Bureau, Richmond,
Va. SCALED proposals will be received at
the Post Office at Dallas Texas, until the
18th day of August 1862, for the transpor-
tation Of the mail from Dallas to Waco, on
Route 100, (S70G) for four years from the
let, dag of July 1852, to be carried ao-
cording to the following schedule.
From Dallas, by Lancaster, Red Oak,
Waxahachie. Chambers Greek, Milford,
Hillsboro and Bold Springs, to Waco, W
miles, and back, three times week.
Leave Dallas, Monday, "Wednesday and
Fiday, a. . O'Clock. A, NJ, arrive at Waco,
next day, by Q A. NJ.
Leave Waco, Tuesday,, Thartdsy and Sat
urda, a. s A. NJ, arrive st Dallas, neat day
by 8 A! Mfeesf lt -i-..
.e form Of the Proposals, Guaranty and
CettiEtats. will be furnished to persons
bidding. by applying at this 0sice, o. my
be examined in the advertisement Of jan
uary 3lst., lS62, inviting proposals. for car
rvinq the mails Of the Confederate States
in the STATE Of Texas, from July lst., l6o2,
10 June SOih, 1866. The PROPOSALS must
be signed by the bidder or bidders--tls
Ruarantey by not less than two gusrantors,
and the certificates by Post Master or q
Judge of a Court Of Record, and in all
respects be in compliance with the inseruc.
tions Of the p. NJ. General
T. r. CRUfCHRIBLD, Pm.
Dallas Texas.
Dallas Texas, July IL, is62-4s-4s.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To any Constable Of Els county, There be-
ing no SherV nor GS5ontr IN sad COMFY,
and said Offices bang taeanQ Greeting;
VOU are hereby commanded that you
u. summon by publication, John 5, Greg
DRY, Paulina NOrthrum, and Thomas North
rum VINO are non residents Of this State to
appear before the District court, to be hol-
den in and for the county of Ellis, at the
court house, on the irst Monday III Septen-
Der 1862, then aud there TO answer tie pc
ttion OF James L. Patton, FLED in said
court against them aud others, alledging
in substance as fellows: That John Smith
died about 1911 or 45, leaving said GefeH-
dants his heirs and defendants, and no
administration has been had on his estate
in this State. That Rucwali 7. Smith, one
of the heirs, was au,l o. zel 10 ret for tie
others; that at his instance and request
p,ff located land certificate property Of
said heirs, for Gao acres, and the land is
patented to the heirs Of said John Smith
dec d. and lies in Ellis county Texas. That
said B, p. Smith agreed to gSe one third
for locating, to be selected by petitioner
That after land was located il wss further
agreed between them that pitf. should have
fol his services, the smaller tract Of land
of 2l2 acres, instead Of the onethird afore-
said. That no title has heen made, and
that said .. p. Smith ia dead.
Prayer for title for the 2l2 acrn tract,
and in the alternative for one third of the
whole ami for general relief.
Herein fail not, but have ron then and
there, before said court this writ, together
with your return thereon, showing how
you have executed the same. ....
Witness ". ". Parks, Clork
/es> Of the District court of Ellis coun-
SEAL Wy; Given under my hand and
\@6N/seal Of said coort, in the town OF
Waxahaehle, this the 22d day OF
July A, D. 1852. -
W W. PARKS, OK. u. C. sc,
BY BENZ. F, HAwKNs, Deputy,
July 26 no SO Is dw fee $3.50.
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M0TICE1

yFyHIs is 20 notify ali persons, not to trade
K Tor Gny OF the following descrli Cd
notes;
ore Of seventeen handredand hffy do.-
lars, one Of $500; enc CT $3.50; and two u
SO each, PAYABLE to II. A. Hammer, dated
sop,e,irne in the year 1861. signsdoy
&. L. EIcHEY,
J.D. KRELy,
JOHN DEpoURA
A. z. 0BKNCHAIN,
z. z. SHIRLEY,
J.B g0HGRR,
Az the Consideration for when ssia Acsss
we're given, have failed, and the veii1ify
them will be tested At law
June 2, ls82-2s-4v.-Peei 70,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

VIcKsBURa-The enemys gun
boats continue to shell Nicksburg
from day to day, but without any
decisive result. The gallant Missis-
sippians, unintimidated at the daily
showers Of shot and shell, reiterate
their heroic determination never to
Surrender the place. The Wing OF
the 18th thus alludes 10 the bonn
bordment; w..
'Of the damage to our city we
can give no estimate. OF course 1t
is considerable. A 15-inch shell
exploding inside house will do
damage, and many houses haN Q
been visited in this way. No bull
diHgs have been destroyed, and the
city at distance presents its won
ted appearance. There have been
no casualties since the death Of Mrs,
Gamble, and those citizens remain
ing appear to have become used to
it." A few days ago number Of
transports which have been for
some time lying in the bend, moved
up few miles. At the same time
the morter feet lying at Burney's
dropped down to the transports
where they now are Yesterday
m&rning there was commotion a
mong the mortar feet at the quar-
antine, and some Of the boats drop
ped down. A little later in the day
we were favored with few hours
OF Smelling from the upper feet, do
ing about their usual damage
striking buildings and pioughing up
the streets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
DALLAS, SATURDAY, JULY26, 90
OUR GREAT VICTORY At RICHMOND.


lis now established beyond con
trcvsrsy, il seems TO ia, that the
battle at Richmond, on the 26th and
.7th, hss resulted IN grand ana
glorious victory-that tho Confeder-
ate army, under the guidance OF
Providedoe, through our noble and
accom- plished Generals, has won i'm :
perishabls fame on that bloody field,
and given to Southern Independ-
ence an impetus that cannot be
successfully checked,
The great boast of Mcclellan OF
ION to Richmond" seems to have
srddenlv changed into the doleful
puHu O.. tatn2'd to Washington.
vs. hope tia. 4 may, in the future,
ar.t tUg policy Of the Government,
90 pUa Din. yiar into yankeedom,
an. wiring f,9m an unwilling and
q oiefou That justice which would
aeys satisfied ne South from the
beginning aud which we are now
determined 90 ave, or sacrifice the
last man u. 20 Confederacy. So
long as tho God of the universe
vouchsafos to us His appreciation,
and we are true to ourselves, just so
certain will Southern Independence
be accomplished, That our cause
is just and right, none of us can
doubt, and that the cause Of justice
and right, will eventually prevail,
needs not to be demontrated. Our
motto is, trust in God, do our duty,
and be sure and keep our powder
dry. The day is rapidly dawning,
when we shall, throughout this
broad and sunny land, celebrate It's
emancipation from the viiest and
most despotic thraldom thatever be-
fore fettered the necks of a great
and noble people.
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ExECeTORs NnTlCE.

TE'HH undersigned having been appointed
n At the June term 1852, Of the county
court Of The county OF Ellis, State OF Texas,
Executors of the las, Fill Of Eli MoJilton
decd, hereby hoiify ell persons having
claims against said estate, TO present them
properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed BY law.
JAMES MCDANIEL,
RoBr. o THURMAN.
July 26th lS62-no 3b-oy.
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Final Settlement,

DERRY PAGE, Guardian of the per-
I'D and estate Of Samuel II. Tucker, b
filed in my office bis final account cur q
with said estate, properly authepaioi Z,
together with his petition asking to be
charged as sold Guardian, and that sait
tate be closed. This is therefore, to ne
all persons interested, to be and appel
the next term Of the Honorable Gov
Court of Dallas county, Texas, to be no
on the last Monday, the 2sth day of j.
1862, and contest the same if they u
proper.
g. W.LAWs, elk, Co, Cou
Dallas Co., Tex
Dallas Teyas, July IL, 1852 -2s-8w.
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KAUFMAN COUNTY
JAPANESE WHEAT.

FEyHlS new and extraordinary grain is
X well worthy the attention Of The Farm
srs and Planters of Texas, % it produces
frsm rs TO loo Bushels per acre, twice q
year, maturing the grain in ten weeks from
the time Of sowing Packages Of the seed
containing sufficient to SOW about 20 feet
square, can be obtained Of Peak, Dallas,
Buckley s. Co, Mckinney, Ransom & Glep,
Briggs 6, Turner, Wa1ahacbie, or of the
subscriber, FRED MckEIG.
|. Bold Springs, Nehemiah co,
Price 81 per packet.
July IL, 2S62-ls-3w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

SECESSION IMrUDENCE,--A daugh-
ter Of Capt. Semmcs, commander OF
the famous rebel pirate Sumter, at
tended a wedding at st. Pauls'
church in Newport, Kentucky,
night before last, enveioped in a
scarf of rich material, bearing the
Confederate eolors, red and white,
arranged in bars or stripcs.--CSn-
cinnatl Commercial 20. ri a,.5-, 70
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

WILMINGTON, June 27,-The British
steamer Modern Greece, loaded with
arms and munitions Of war, is a.
ground three-qual'ters Of q mile east
of Fort Fisher, close in this morn
ing, The blociiaders fred at her
with u view to her destruction.
The fort opened on the blockaders
when they hauled of. She has 100
tons OF powder on board. Fort
Fisher succeeded in striking her so
as to wet the powder, and prevent
the enemys shells from blowing her
up. II il believed that a large por-
ton other cargowiil be saved AS
distance has been sent down. The
passengers and crew are safe and
saved all their private property
AUGUSTA, June 27-A specia
dispatch to the Savannah Republic
can, dated Baldwin. Fla, June 2Stf
Decentralization considered relia.
bic. has been received here that
British ships are now bloekading
tie port Of st. Augustine, cutting
Of al supplies borpd for the Yam
l;ees. a Lincoln transport, in at
tempting 60 enter, was CAPTURED
and is now held as prize. At last
accoantsthe Federal troops at St
Augustine were IN trsvliag CON
dition. and now pyeparing to march
across the country to St. Johns. II
is also reported that British wal
vessels arc biockading the mouth o.
the st. Johns river
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, that at tho June
~ FERN Of the Honorable County Court
OF Jack coun y, pertaining to estates Of de-
ceased person letters OF administration
we're gaauted 10 the undersigned upon the
estate of Sampson A. Harry, deceased
All persous holding claims against said
estate are notified 10 come forward and
present them to the unders gned, properly
authenticated, within the lime prescribed
by law, or they viii be barred, aud those
indebted to said estate TO make Immediate
payneut JAMES MORROW, Admir-.
July 10, lS92-6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
LAST CMANCE

EOR men to join a Cavalry Comp D
81 which will not be dismouhted dur d
tine war, that G. L. Wells of Dallas is ralt
lug for DE Morse Regiment. Come g.
come all, as will not stay but few d.
vii. 20 from here TO Paris. l will g.
only short time to Tx up my bSsines1
will be of, g. L. WELLs
July g, lS62tls-2w. 'l