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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Administrators A Notice.

I the september Term, loG2, Ofihe County Court
= of Dallas County, Texas, The undersigned was
oiuted Adminisraior Of ilIe estate OF W. A. Gold,
easrd. All persons having claims against said
ate are noifed TO present the same duly aui hem
s., itesl. within lie time presol ibed 10y law, they
a he postponed in favor of more digent creditors.
- ,-r n,i.bte,l said estate required make
nedia.e payment.
MN r. EDM0SBS0N, Administrator.
Dallas Texas. Oct. ., lsb.-i6:Jw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Ran ANaAY

IRON Thomas McGchoe, living three miles below
I san Marcos in Hays county, On he 10Th October,
{. NEGRO BOY named TUBE. Said negro is ahnui
ct or inches high dark skin, SI"at bum ana
at 80 or 30 years old he has the mark OF the lash
=. ~ Ms back When last heard from WAS between
/. in aud Georgetown, riding POOR Spanish ppny.
3 pHlevp he is attempting to make his way back to
T. in county, where lie has lately iean after Finur
A terra! reward will he paid 10 any whr may ar
iu.. said boy and cunne him in some secure iali.
r,O4tl CHARLES ". MCGEHEE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Administrators Noticc.

EWlS WILLIAMS having been appointed by the
+ , Probate Court OF Parker County, aimlni' 'titor
~ ne estate of John J. Fox, deceased, al persons
i ,btci TO said estate arr hereby notified to come
,e having claims against said csiae wil present
,irr same, properly authenticated, within tue Time
by law LENIS WILLIAMS.
f7:Bwl Admir-. Ls,. John J. Fox. dec d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

RECRUITS FROM lSDIANA.-Surgeon Vio-
lett, of Gen. j. II. Morgan's command, whs
has arrived at Mobile, informs the Tribune
that full company of lndiauiaus, from
Sv crland county, had come over and re-
e ritd for duty to the Confederate army at
NingtOu, Ky. He confirms the accounts
tf Keutuc ians rushing by thousands "
our standard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Administrators Notice.

T the August Term, A. d. 1852, of the County
= Court of Ellis county, Texas, the undersigned
Wa appointed administrator OF the estate % +. l..
ia .rar decca ed. All persons having claims against
t, estate are notified present the same duly ah-
,agnticaied, within the time prescribed hy law, or
to ! will be barred. Those indebted To said es.aie
a., required to make immedaje payment
SIMON b. FARRAR, Adminis'ratcr.
19l;.,-l7.Iw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Dissolution,

tIIE Co-Parinersiir heretofore existing between
Jones 4 Dunnway has This day been dissolved
i.y mutual consent. Il. W. Dunuway is authorized
o. a. tie he claims and business Of the la;c iirm in
collin county, Texas, and ) s. Jones those in Dallas
frniy. > >, JUn 70
lebanon Collin co., Texas, Nov |, Su2..5O:it".
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Triu,.y MiI;s---NOtice.

gFNHE undersigncd would respectfully inform the
ci.iz.ns of Dallas aud riie Surrounding counties,
d. tt be rs purchased the above named mills TO- mer-
; = 0wnri hy W If. Wit Co., and having ilior"hgh-
. repaired the same is prepared TO grind corn
6 ! vheag. H. will hll orders with pronlp ness and
g patrb, and soliciis a share ofpubic ir. gohase:
=. NJ. WluGlN1ON.
Dallas, sept. p, 1922 mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

The Knoxville Register reports that, in
Braeg's retreat from kentucky, Kirby Smith
had charge Of 5000 wagons. containing the,
army stores captured in Kentucky. Allow
ing 90 feet to each wagon and team, this
train might have been over fifty miles n.
length.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

ME-. Maury, the well known scientific
scholar, has been sent TO Europe by Presi-
dent Davis. Maury is known to every sci
ent fic man in Europe, and the high estima-
tion in which he is held, will give him ac-
cess to all the courts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

The report of the killing of Col. Lcipcr
at Fort Cobb, by party of northern lndi-
ans, mentioned in our last issue, turns out
to be untrue. Ii seems, however, that the
agency building was attatked and burned,
and ihst four or five Of the Col1nels mef
were KILLED in the attack. The Col. him
self escaped uuhurt.-Nehmaey Assses.
Ger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
Administrators Notice.

- -OTlCE is, hereby given that b. \. Baker was
- appointed administrator Of the estate "i, G. p.
y rner deceased at the September Term of the Pro-
Er, Court of Palo Pinio county, loG2. All persons
htr,l 10 said estate will make payment, and all
fn, ing claims against it will present Them legally
an ncnticated. This Oct. ~ lso2
row. b. +. BAKER, Administrator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
ES'gRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY

AIKEN Up by Jacob knophi and csiraycd hcicre
t,cs NJ Lane, J. p, one BAY HORSE. Gycars old,
at Ii hands high, right hind iuoi white, small
In his forehead, branded nn Ihc left shoulder
,r raised to SD. One PAINT HOEsE u, wears old
nj n hands high branded on the lei, thigh with
, mnish brand appraised To SO one BAY HORSE,
. nj lI hands high, two hind feet white, with aslnr
. he forehead, saddle marks on both sides Of his
(: appraised to s65 u"
AIKEN UP hy Richard Rutherford and csravea
re Geo. ", Baird Esq, J. r., one DARK BAY
ISL about 10 years old, a small white SPOT in ilS
head left eye nUt, left hind foot white up 10 his
arm inint mn raised Ia SIuO 10.
\GEO. ". LAWS. Clerk,
ImI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15


The Mobile Tribune OF the IAN docs not
hesitate TO attribute the cause OF our disns-
tcrs to the habitnal iutvmTerance among
many Of our commanding oihcers. " From
Fsling Creek down TO COrinth, says the
editor, "couId the evidence BE- laid heinre
the War department in an unquestionab'e
shane. we cuuid discover The evil 10 exist
TO such magnitude as to cause our wonder
how it was that more of our brave troops
were moi slaughtered" When we bear in
mind that our arms have never, in the first
instance, suffered y reverse, in any battle,
where The e emy did not have the adyan-
tage OF his gunboats when the Confederate
commanders were known to be men OF slr.ct-
~ temperate habits, and that, on the other
hand, our only reverses have occurred un-
der commanding generals whose reputation
is lar from being above suspicion--whHn,
we say, we bear this in mind, is it not %
matter of astonishment that officers OF in
temperate habits should still be continued
in positions involving such vast responsi-
bihty-haying in their hands the lives Of so
many thousands ofthe young men and best
citizens of the whole country ?-HouSton
News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

The number of the Yankee army which
fought us At Pcrryyille, was stated by pris-
oncrs 10 be from S0,0O0 10 100000. Our
forces did not exceec 1000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

TALLow CANDLES EQUAL TO ToSrAR.-Messra
EHtors:--l' may be of interest to your nU.
merous readers to know that, with not %
cent of additional cost, tallow candles can
be made fully equal in point of merit to the
common star candle.
To two pounds of tallow add one tea-cuD
fnll Of strong ley, from wood ashes, and
simmer over n slow fire, when the greasy
scum will tloat over the top; skim this off
for making soap it is very near soap all
re"dy,) as long as ii cantinues to RISE
Then mould your candles rs usual, making
the wicks little smaller, and you have ~
pure, hard tallow candle, worth knowing
how to make, and one that burns as long
and gives light equal to sperm. The chem-,
istry demonstrates itself. An ounce or two
Of beeswax will makc the candle some har-
der, and sleeping the wicks in spirits ,ur-
penlinc viii make it burn some brighter
| write with one before me.--NoJHe i terS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

GEN. MAGRupER-Ihe Richmond cores
pondent of the Grenada Appeal, under date
of Oct. uh writes:
Gen. MagruCler will take his departure
on Monday (2Orh) for his new command,
west of the Mississippi. lie will be accom-
panied by his full STAFF, and will probably
car with him telegraphic corps, with
apparatus and instruments TO establish
communication with his headquarters to
Little Rock His present point Of destinH-
tion is San Antonio, Texas, where he will re-
main for several weeks, though circumsian-
ces will cctcrminc his position hereatter.r
We hope that telegra phic corps will bring
800 miles Of wire TO establish that tele.
graphic communication with. No doubt O.
better line will be found than to Little
Rock.- TleyJ0pA.
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TERMS OF
rHE DALLAS HERALD,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
HNE COPY, six months lin advanced 81 30
tntcs Of Advertising.

kdyertiscncnts will he inserted ut one dollar pei
s are of ten lines oi BREWER type or eight lines oi
pareil, for the first insertion, and MY cents Tor
u 1 insertion thereafter A liberal discount rom
sc rates TO those who advertise 10y the year BUS
cards If not more than one square, will be in-
Ha ed at Sic per amen. nj
q Announcements Of candidates for State or Dis
officers. or for the Legislature, $40; County o'
B-. 81.
" Personal articles, when admitted TO our col
v.us will be charged double the advertising rates
ve- Adyer, iscmcnts, the publication OF which ~
ra iircd by law, must lie pah Tor M idNn"ei anu %
. Work on delivery. This rulo will in future lie
o. IN adhered 10.
% Advertisements not marked with the number
Insertions, will he continued until Otherwise III.
q ed, or at the discretion Of the Publishers, and
OBJ 'ged accordingly.
y. All communications of business nature must
Z IIdresscd to the Publishers,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

AIKEN uP by Meredith Fowler and c,iraycd on
: ID Of Oriolrr, 1892, before james Long j. T. N
,inct 3, Parker County, one y"kc ot WORh On
described ns follows One RED OK, marked
IA urop and oycrht in III" lcil ear, crop. and
uit in tho light, branded Be on The left hip, has
white on the forehead, also The bush nj his tail
, te the other red and white picd.d ON, mark
:ith n crop and uulcrbit nihe right ear and al
or hnIf crop in the lCft, branded U on thc right
,t. about or $ wears old appraised at SO l"ol
TH0S. L. I0LER, Co. GIN p. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15

bly, easy TO get into but very d'iilcu!t 10
gel out of.
"Durmili,ary commanders are fully post
cl no do ,l,, but what their p!aus are or the
force an means "r resistance, we have no
means of knowing, aud II we had, would
not care TO tcli.
YAyKEE OfrIchr> MARRYING NEGGoES.-
The Eick,hurg Wing has been furnished
with the following story lay g"n'lrmnn
from lnis Siaie, The cor ec;n,Ss u! winch ne
yUuches for:
"M lille the Yankee troops under Fitch
were in camp on hitr r,yer Dtar Madison,
ARA, Col. DamCIS. OF he ist " lscnrsln reg
imcni, becnme terribly ennm"rrd with Il ne
gto womnn brlungng 10 David Goodinc, oi
81. Francis cCuuiy. .N!'hnUgH ns black ~
ebony, The Colonel rrrl"scu marriage. and
in II short time hc led ilrr TO the !ymcnal
uitar. and there he black hcarted dog ,ook
Miss Mary GOadlur 'ur hri'r or worse.
\ short tine ancrwartS The Major Of 'hc
same regiment married a slave belonging
10 DR.. Nash, OF ST. Fraursc"nm!, ,nnlah"ut
the same ne the Chaplain o;ihc is: MS
cOnsin cHerc,l IuIo the "hoiy bands OF we'd
lock with negro Of he biack,s' dye. The
property Of Air. ihomn>, living ON Wine
river. The Yankees had stolen all the ne
grOes within their reach, and had ihcm con-
ycyed within ihcir lines. week or two
after the officers married he ''HdorGhc nig-
gers, the baille Of | AnGurl'c was fought,
lcsu, ing ~ the defeat of the enemy. nn-
ring the battle Mary huod!"c. the Yankee
Colonel s. 4 iricau wife, was ;akcn prisoner
ns was also tha Major and his wiiei while
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15


We clip from Georgia paper, says the
Houston News, the following from which it
appears that the C. S. war steamer Alabama
is somewhere about in spots:
GuSBoAT 290.-The following is correct
list of liicers of the Coz neutrality-suspicious. go:
Captain-R. SEMAEs.
Lieutenants-kELL, HAMILToS and Arm
STRONG.
Masters-Low, a. SINCLAIR.
Doctor-GALT.
Marine Oflicer-HOwELL.
Midshipmen-W. SIyCLAIR, BULLOCK, E.
C. ANDERSON, Z. MAFFIT.
Lieutenapis Chapman and Evans were
too late TO join the gunboat.
The New York Journal IF Commerce says
that France and England have proposed an
armistice of four months, and in the event
it is not accepted will recognise t. Conted-
eracy, so as to have diplomatic and consul
lar agents at the South to protect British
and French interests when Lincoln's proc
lamation goes into effect.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-15
The Little Rock True Democrat Of tho 9th
has the following items in regard to army
mnyemenis in Arknnsns;

The Little Rock True Democrat Of tho 9th
has the following items in regard to army
movements in Arkansas;
"ln our state, the abolitionisis, estimated
at from twenty-five to lhirly-fvc thousand
under SchoReld, have advanced into the
north western portion of the State. Gen.
liindman, with force far inferior 10 theirs
has sullcnly retrcated before them, and is
said to he ON Mulberry, in Franklin coun-
", with headquarters nj Ozark. His force
was sufficient to have held them at hay At
Boston Mountain, hut ii was Impossible 10
procure supplies. Tho crops were very
poor in thai section of country this fall,
and the means TO suhsist an army were not
to he obtained.
"it is reported that 3, 900 abolition caval-
~ ARE at Pltman's Ferry, threatening mn in
road in the northeastern part ot Arkansas.
Carr seems to be lying low NJ l!clcnn, with
MS command surrounded by Pnrtznns, aud
losing nearly all c parties he sen Is out
to pilicr and forage. Some uncnsincss is
fyl, at the advance Of the tcdera's III e
north west, aud We are told they are mur-'
dcr,ug and robbing as they advance. they
will do AN immense deal OF harm, but every
milc they come is that much the worse for
them. They will find that Arkansas, in one
respect, is like II warmer country; 'o'crn-
bly, easy 10 get into, but very difficult TO
gel cut of.
"Durmiliary commanders arc fully post
cl no do h, but what their p!aus are or The
force an means Of resistance, we have no
means of knowing, aud il. we had, would
not care TO lcli
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TATE OF VERM ONT,
IL MINDIIAM. s.. LIZ CnANcrnY.

LEVI n. EDDY vs.. EVERETT NJ. ALLISON, ct al.
Whereas on the 81 day Of December A. d. 1851 Levi n
Eddy Of Newfnne In said County, hu In the oir. the
Clerk OF the Court O Chancry for said County his Petition
against Everett NJ Aison late of said Nswfiuc aud Frank
lin Sawyer the Nwnc, setting forth that said Al.
lison the 9th day Of March, A. d. SGl mortgugcd the
Petitioner the undivided half Of Mill AMI land thereto
belonging situated In Newne aforesaid, being the
vuyed to said Allison by the Petitioner by deed July
18th 1860 conditioned for the payment Of $l375 specified
promssory Notes, for $500 and the others for
500 EACH one Of which Is now due and unpaid And
also setting forth since the execution Of said mortgage,
said Allison conveyed the premises to said Franklin
Sawyer praying that the equity Of redemption Of said
Allison aud Sawyer In said premises may be orecoscd,
which Petition made ctunabe to the next Term Of the
Court of Chanccry to be held at NewTane, In and for
said County on the second Tuesday Of April A. d. 1867
And being made appear that the said Allison has left
this State so that the and ordinary process Of said
Court cannot he served upon him, II Is ordered by the Chan
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his said Petition and the Term Of said Court to which the
same is returnabe by publishing the substance thereof with
this order for three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phrnix printed Britteboro In said County, the las pub
LEGATION 10 he at least twenty days previous said April
Term which will deemed sufficient notice to said Allison
to appear and make answer TO said Petition.
X. TYLER, CLERK.
Geo Howe. pins Solicitor. 3w2
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The larger one took the apple, opened a
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'Gaulv, Jim 2 said the little one, looking up,
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Al West Brattleboro, Jan 10TH by Rev d. II. Ranney
Dr. o. H. RICHARDSON Of Chesterfield Mass, and Miss
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DEATHS.

In Westminster, Jan. o. WILLIE A., son Of Henry W.
Siiin, years, months, days.
In Iownshend, Dec. 27th, Capt. STEPHEN RUTTER,
az. - rrur-, 10 months.
ia d, me- H., Dec. 20, MIR. SAMUEL ELLIS aged Al
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IA Winchester, H., Jan 10, in consequence Of a till
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In sullivan N. H., Dec. p Mrs. NJ. N HoUGHToN, 81
years month.
In Wapole II Jan. Mr.. LUKETHURsTON, 77j Jan
0, Mrs CALVIN GRAVES, g.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

- The Probate court for sad District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of MARY MArIER
late Of Marlboro, deceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance of the account Of PlINEAS MATHER Ad-
mnsratu upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among persons entitled thereto the session thereof
be held the Probate Office in Braeboo, in said District
on the last Thursday Of January A. 1862 when and where
you may be heard in the premises, If you see ht
H. W. CLARKE, Register.
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C,TATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO

- The Probate court for said District:
To all persons interested in the Estate Of AMOS HART
late of Guilford, deceased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide upon the
allowance of the account Of BARNARD LlNDE, Executor
win Of said deceased the session thereof be
held the Probate Oce in Braeboro, in said District
Thurs lay Of January, A. d. 1902 when and where
you may be heard in the premises, II you see tit.
X. W. CLARKE, Register.
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TATE OF WEIR MON 7
- windham County Court September Term, 1861
MARCUS WoRpTN vs. NOURsE MASON & CO. and
Trus

Trustees.
whereas Marcus worlen Of Gulforl, In said County,
brought his action present Term of this Court against
Joel Nourse aud Peter Harvey Of Boston, in the County o
Suffolk and Samuel Davis II Worcester, in the County Of
Worcester all in the Of Massachusetts, coparners
der tn, firm Of Nourse Co., and declared inst
them upon the common counts NJ ndcbitdtus dSsuRpS,
demanding thousand dollars damages, and also summon
cd Henry r. Dow James Bent George Tahcr Henry II.
Doole Robert Holmes Zeno Campbell, Nelson Ny Il. II.
Laudon and Wheeler French, Trustees OF said N1use,
Mason to. And appearing that the said Peter arvcy
and Samuel Davis have not had personal notice oi said suit
is ordered by said Court that said be continued to the
Term said Court to b, held at Newne in aud for
said County Of Windham, the second Tuesday Of April
A. n. 1862 and that the Plaintiff notify said Harvey and
Davis Of the pcndcncy Of his sud action and f the Term O
the which the continued by publishing the
substance Of his said writ with this order for three weeks
successfully the Vermont Phoenix printed at rittebpro
in said County, the last publication TO be at least six weeks
previous to said April Term which will be deemed SUI
cent notice to said defendants to appear and Ike answer
to said action. Il. TYLER, clerk
Charles X Field. piTs. Attorney 3w2