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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12
A.,,uioistrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Gt the Nc
IN vomber term, 1861, Of the Honorable
County Court Of Navarro county, letters OF
administration on the estate Of Olive Green
deceased, were granted to the undersigned,
All persons having claims against said es-
tate, are hereby notified to present the same
within the time required by law, or they
will be barred.
THOMAS SMITH,
Adrsr. of Est Of 0ltvs Green, decd.
January 10, l862-l4;6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12
DR.. A, MI, COCHRAN

m 70 his nrofcssional services 10 the citizens o. Dal
le and the surrounding country He wiii DC louhu M
" The Drug Store Of Thomas x oochr'n =" 'fr''
,s,s' E;t 0i'N S9p ~, lsi.-jll''l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12
Denton, January 2lst, lSJl-lb;3t,
ELLIS COUNTY.

g. Pearson, Esq., one WHITE HItAl NAHL, years
old, Nrand not legible, about l2l2 hands high ep-
prn' ,ed al S40 0ne dark IRON GRAY ElLLEyI
yen old last spring, no marks brands; appraised
vt $40. Filed Dec. 9th, 1861
II \KES Up by ". L. France, and osirnycd before
a. ~. Board. Eaq., OXEN Of the following descrp.
tion: One YELLOW BkINDLi. some white in faee
and flank marked crop and under and over bit in left
eRr and under half crop in right ear, years old, no
brand One WHITE and BLACK PfDED, marked
crop off each car and hole in right, tho hole split out
brand J. years old the two appraised at SAC. one
WHITE, with llack head and neck, marked over
slope and under bit in left and crop of right ear
RED and WHITE PlDED STAG, marked underbit
in each ear branded with heart on left sooulder,
10 years old, and appraised az SIS. One BROWN
vi ih white in the face marked crop aud under bit In
each ear years old no brand appraised nt S2O.--
One DUN STAG marked crop OF left ear and ovorbit
in sight car brand NE connected appraised at $40.
Filed January LIST, 1862.
TAKEN UP by Benz. Harper and osreyad beforeJ.
B. Meredith, ESQ., one soRREL HORSE. 1914 hands
high, years old, some saddle marks e. no other marx
or brand perceivable; appraised at S65 Filed Jsnu.
ary 4th, 1862.
TAKEN UP by Jacob Lamb and estraycd before
Jackson Bradley, Esq, one GRAY HORSE, about 3
Years old last spring, branded WR connected on left
hin and left shoulder imperfect, IA hands high; ap-
nraised SS5 Also one WORK OK, white face, back
and belly and rod sides, about IL years old, marked
crop and split in left ear appraised at Sl2. Also one
BAY FlLLEY, one year old last spring. star in face
and snip nose, about IL hands high appraised al
| s60 Filed Januory 9Th, lsGz'
TAKEN UP by II r. Brock and cstrayed before
| C Pearson Esq, one BAY MARE, about II years
od the riso of ID hands high, star tn the forehead
left hind foot white small white spot on the back
nort of the left fore nnt '"1f' rlarlf, WI.h
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12
ESTRAY NOTICES.
~
DENTON COUNTY.

WhN Wv NVtf = u
TAKEN UP by W. A. Peter, aud csrayed before
NJ II, snith, Esq, ono BLACK WORK OK, II years
old right car cut of, and undarsope In the len ap'
praised to $40
TAKEN Up by p. X Mathews and estrayed before
]. NJ, Blount, Esq, one BAY MARE, yeNrs old, IA
hands high, saddle and collar marked, hind feet white
appraised TO $50. Also, ono S0RREL HORSE,
years old, l,% hands high, three white feet blaze
hce, saddle end collar marked; appraised to 500
TAKEN UP by ]. A. slade and estrayed before J
M. Blount, ESQ, ono BAY HORSE, or yoars old,
star in the forehead branded letter or on tho loi
aide OF tho neck appraised TO S66
S. A VENTERS, County Clerk
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
The War in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, August Ely Yesterday Mt noon
Captain Atkinson, of the 5Gth Regiment with
70 men, in Il siockade ut Elgefeld Junction,
was attacked by 900 euerilas. lie repulsed
them three times killed MOtgan's ndjutant aud
ptiyates, wnunding Is, and hualiy, after three
hours fight, drove them of
Captain Mason, of tue 7st Ohio the same
regiment that was denounced by General Sher-
man for cowardice at the hattie OF shiloh with
three hundred men AMI two cannon, iu strong
entertainments at Clarksville, surrendered with
out resistance TO the same number uf guerillas
The gnerlllas were aided by rebels who had tn
Ken the oath of allegiance large amount of
U. s. property was seizrd
Que hundred soldiers were captured by que
rilhs AT Mawskaw creek, nrar ElgeReli iuuc-
lion, and the bridge burned
Gen. Nelson left Nashville for LOUISVILLE tbi >
morning
Lieut. Col lIeifren, Of Indiana, has been ar.
rested for violating orders.
despatch from Russevlle says that all that
is known here Of the capture Of Clarksyille, is
that Col Mason surrendered his whole command
TO guerilla force under A. X johnson, Wood.
ward, and Gurth. The most reliable reports
represent Mason's force at 209, aud that of the
rebels at from 400 to 600 Not gun was fired.
Mason and his men were paroed, and went
dOwn the river.
A second despatch says that further informa.
iion from Clarksyille shows that the surrender
was the most disgraceful and cowardy of the
war. The paroled officers were allowed to carry
OH their horses and side-arIns. The surrender
was made 10 an inferior force OF rtbai cavalry,
and Mason and Woodward male speeches COM
plmcntng cach other
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26

AccIDENT.-AIi Davis very pretty
young woman, was sitting in the carriage
Of her father, George Davis, (who resides
near Boothes Corner, Delaware county,
Pa, in Market St, below Third, last Sat
urday morning, when the horse became
restive and backed into large wagon,
drawn by six mules, which was passing.
The result was the breaking of the axle of
the carriage, and a severe fright to the lady.
Patriotism, PLEASURE PRorIr-We un-
derstand that u rich treat will be presented
to our citizens next week, by the Whining
ton Division OF the Sons of Temperance
They have engaged Capt. Williams's splen-
did Panorama of his South Sea Whaling
Adventures, which is TO be exhibited in the
Hall of the Institute during the entire week,
commencing Monday evening next, Septem-
be irst. The Panorama, we learn, is itself
Hgnitcent, and the exhibition is immensely
enhanced by the rich. racy, and highly hu-
morous lecture by Capt Williams, who is
himself Il genuine SALE and laughter pro-
yoking humorst, Everybody must go aud
see it, and no doubt they will when they
learn that all the profits arising from the
exhibition are to 20 to the fund for the re-
lief of the families of the sick and wounded
soldiers of Delaware.
SABRE CuTs, Gunshot Wounds, and all
other kinds of Wounds, also Sores, Ulcers
and Scurvy heal safely and quickly under
the soothing influence Of lloiLowNY's ONT
MENT. 1t heals to the hone, so that the
wound never opens again. Soldiers, supply
yourselves. Only % cents per Pot. 233
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
UNION PARTY NOMINATIONS.
Emancipation ana Colonization.

"!N THE STATE OF DELAWARE AD-
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PROsPERI-
TY. | ADMIT UNHESITATlNGLY THAT
IF TOMORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN. OR HALF THE
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF TAE INFERIOR RACE, OUR
WEALTH WOULD BE QUADRUPLED'--
Hon. james A. Bayard
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
PRESIDENT LINooLN,s LETTER

A short time since Horace Greely- adj
dressed letter to the President, through
the columns Of the Tribune, in which he
gave the President his view as to the man
ncr the war for the suppression of the
rebellion should be conducted, and adyo-
eating emancipation Of the slaves. On
Saturday the President published the fol,
lowing reply in the National Intelligencer.
EXECUTIVE MANSION WA,Hls0roS, =
Fr day, Aug -, 1862
Hon. HORACE GREELY-Dear Sir |
have just read yours of the 18th instant,
addressed to myself through THE n. Y.
TRIBUNE
If there be in it any statements or as
sumptions of fact which may know to be
erroneous, | do not now and here contro.
vert them.
If there be any differences which may
believe to be falsely drawn, | do not now
and here argue against them
II there be perceptible in it an impatient
and dietatorial tone, ! waive it in Difference
TO an old friend whose heart have always
believed 10 be right,
AS to the policy, seem to he pnr.
suing" as you say, have not meant to
leave any one in doubt would save the
Union. | would save it in the shortest
way under the Constitution.
The sooner the national authority can
be restored, the nearer the Onion will be
the Union as it was.
If there be those who would not save
the Union unless they could at the same
time save Slavery, do not agree will
them.
lfthere be those who would not save th,
Union unless they could at IL. . same tim,
destroy Slavery, do not agree with them
My paramount object is to save th,
Union, and not either to save or destro,
Slavery.
If | could save the Union without free
ing any slave ] would do it; and III eoult
save 1t by freeing all the slaves woulc
DO 1t; and if could save it by freeino
some and leaving others alone, / wonle
also do that.
What do about Slavery and the eolore,
race, do because believe it helps TO saw,
this Union, and what | lorbear / forbeo
because do not believe it would HELM +,
save the Union
shall do less whenever l shall boley
What | am doing hurts the cause, and
shall do more whenever believe doin,
more will help the cause.
shall try to correct errors when show
to be errors, and shall adopt new view
SO fast as they Shall appear to be tru
views.
lhave here stated my purpose accordinI
to my view of official duty, and I inten,
no modification Of my oft.expressed per
sonal wish that all men everywhere coul,
he free.
Yours, A. LINCOLN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26

TnR PosTAGG STAMP CURRENcY -The man.
ufacturers Of postage currency began to deliver
the hills TO Assistant Treasurer Cisco, in New
York on the 22l inst, anl will continue TO deliver
them nj the rate Of S27 900 worth day, The
bills ARE about quarter as large as Treasury
Notes aud are Of four denomnDi lions: five, ten,
twenty five aud fifty cents respectively
They are to he issued in sheets of twenty for
the tyes and tens, and sixteen for the twenty
iises and iiitys perforated, like postage stamps,
so as to be easily separahle. All are formed of
five and ten cent stamps, the tives and tens each
consisting OF single stamp, with large circle
on each side, containing the Roman numerals V
or in geometrical athework. The twenty iiyes
and tlties are made by overlapping FIVE or ten
cent stamps.
The ground work of the iiges aud twenty. .Rvos
= yellow to prevent photogIaphing, which would
be easy with the brown stamp alone. The green
of the tens aud titties is not readily susceptible
of photographing. OF the daily issue 20 900 bills
will be fives, 20 600 tens, - 900 twenty fiyes,
and ~, 600 fities Mr., Cisco will at once forward
them to Washington, whence they will he disttib-
uied among the Assistant Treasurers, under such
regulations as the Treasury Department may pre-.
scribe. They will be getting into circulation
probably before the end of the week
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26

Another collision has taken place be-
tween Government transports ON tho
chesapeake. One of the vessels, the
steamboat Elm City, had on board over
eight hundred regular troops, on the way
to reinforce General Pope's army, bnt for
no lives were lost.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26

From Havana and Mexico we have late
news-from the latter to the LIST inst. and
from the former place to the 10th instant
Affairs in Mexico are still unsettled TO a
great extent, but there are evidences of a
grand combination or Union feeling
growing up among the Mexican people,
and they will certainly make strong Of,
fort to drive out the French army of in.
yasion, if possible
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26

iuio the den of darkness from whence it
sprung. / do not know how this would be,
but do know that if 1 were in your place,
l should try.
l am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
MARRIED

BRATToN-MARrIN.-In this city, on
the 10th inst, by the Rev. james S Dick
erson, EDWARD 4. BRArroN and AMANDA
H. MARTIN
WOODROW -STEVENSoN..-On the
9Th of August, at West Chester, by Rev.
W. Il. Moore, MIR. SIMEON NJ WoonRow,
Wilmington Del, to Miss ELlzABErn n.
STEVENSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
LITTER OF Mr.. nudnEs.
Headquarters of the Democratic State
Central Committee Of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, August | / 1862

Philadelphia August 1862.
lion. lIidtom H. Sticard, Secretary qf STATE:
DEAR SIR: With some hesitation take
the liberty OF enclosing TO you three doeu-
ments-viz The Address of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee Of this State,
AN address this day issued by myself as
Chairman and the form of a call for grand
mass meeting, about to be held in this city.
Allow me TO say that the address of the
committee has been much assaled by lead
ing and influential journals, conducted by
those who claim To he your political friends.
The denunciation has been SO decided us to
pronounce it reasonable. Whether or moi
il is reasonable, you can best determine If
you read it, 1t is lengthy, and may take up
too much of your time, but the address is
sued by myself this day day is comparative
ly short, and ms il states positions sufficiently
TO determine the character of the former, it
will relieve yon Of labor if yon Will read the
letter.
As the address of the committee, us well
as that by myself as chairman, are both
from my own pen, ! should bear the greater
part of whatever reproach should attach to
their publication Still, allow me 10 assure
you that they contain the sentiments Of not
less than three hundred thousand Of the
men of Pennsylvania, and believe of over
one million of men in the central States of
New Jersey, Pennsylyyna, New York,
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. | will add too,
that believe there is no other million of
men in the whole country Of more devoted
patriotism and loyalty.
will add too, that believe this million
of men will amid political changes, remain
patriotic and loyal. lryou will read one or
both of the enclosed addresses, and If, in
connection with facts | have stated in re-
gard to their supporters, it will stimulate
you or serve you in any degree to promote a
policy on the part of the Administration ol
President Lincoln TO put down the demon
of Abolitionism, my sole object in address.
Ing you this perllaps presumptuous) note
shall be more than abundantly obtained -
AT all events, rest assured that address
you with the profound respect due your high
personal and Official character
+. w. IIuoIgs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
Partisanship Rebuked.
Correspondence 6et,reen Mr. Serara aad Francis
W Hughcs.

" HpYNf3.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says; Mr..
Francis w. Hughes, who is evidently in
love with the offspring he has lately pro-
duced as Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, has thought proper to
send them TO Mr. Seward, the Secretary of
State, asking his opinion of them, and re-
questing him TO use his influence with the
President to induce him to follow the line
of policy there laid down. Secretary Sew
ard sends him a most courteous and digni-
fled reply, containing, however, a very pro-
per ebuke:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
A Supplement to an ordinano,

A Supplement to an Ordinance
IInlited An Ordinance to prevent annoyance from
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of Wilmington as
lulOws!-
skertos l. The Mayor Is hereby authorized to appoint
ny many persons he may deem necessary, whose duty
IT shall lu to carry this ordinance into stct effect by
causing all dogs found RAINING at large In this city, to be
uken mp, KILLED and buried, when not within the excep
t1na Of the Ordinance to which this supplements or In
cases Of clearly established accident emergency whore
the animal is peculiarly valuable then and not otherwise
they may be- disposed ni at the discretion Of ths Mayor
And for the services to be performed In taking or kill
is and buyg each dog the person or persons so TO Do
appointed shall receive sum not exceeding dollar
SIG Any person who shall Ostruot ths officers con
stables or other person persons to bo appointed As
aforesaid In carrying into effect the provisions Of this
urdinanre, shall wili1lY macOusly obstruet VI
modest the employed In the seizure Of
transportation VI the dog dogs by them arrested or 10
tue burial OF their careasses. or shall wuy or mH-
eiouey destroy niure any public private property
connected with tho execution Of this Ordinance every
such person shall be iab to forfeit aud pay the sum Of
Que hundred dollars for every such offence one halt
thereof to the use OF the suing for the aud
ths other half for the use Of the Mayor and Council OF
Wilmington.
sro. 3, And that Section of an ordinanee entitled an
amendment IN amend Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
concerning dogs be amended by adding said section
the following worlsone half Of said ne the Of
the person lodging Information aud the other half for the
use Of the Mayor and Council,
Passed al the City Hall July 10th, 1862
JOHN NJ. TURNER, President
j. MARlS, Clatk of tile CITY Council iVib.2l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
Pennsylvania Military Academy

At West Chester (ior Boarders only.
NIlIS Acai iemy Will lie opened oil Thursday, Sept g.
1862 In its cApacious buildings are ARRANGEMENTS Of
the highest order for the comfortable duarerng and sub
slsllns one hundred and fifty cadets
corps Of competent and experienced teachers will
give their undivided attention the educational depart
nen and aim to make their instruction thorsugh and
Practical The department of studies embraces the fol-
lowing courses s;-primary Commercial and Scientific,
collegiate and Military The moral training Of cadets
viii be carefully attended to-
Col THEO. HYATT President p NJ A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26

P.s.-it was advertised that this Academy would bs
with which the subscriber was visited compelled post
rohemsnt of the enterprise y the blessing Of God be
has been restored to health aud fness active duties.
u any applications for circulars for information con.
fernng tbs Academy were unlnswered the neglect &
aherlbihle 10 that sickness. THEO. HYATT.
Aug5-3Iu,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
SILK
COATS.
AT oosT-soME LESS.

We will not Onumerate all the goods reduced
but advise those in want to give thea call,
To save time aud trouble ttfol goods have been
marked down 10 the prices they are to be sold at
which, we have no doubt, will be satisfactory to
every one.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26

CoRREorloN.--rhe name of the person re-
ported in our last issne US being injured at
she ship yard of the Messrs. Thatcher, was
Washington S. Entrikon, son-in.law of MIR.
Albert Thatcher Mr.. Entriken is a yery
estimable young man, the leader of the Choir
in the Central Presbyterian Church. We
regret to learn hat his injuries are of very
seridns nature-much worse than was at
first supposed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-26
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
WRWnumSz unuunu u,a


JUST iecrvsd from trade sae large and iine assort
ment OF photographic Albums aud Bibles which We
are selling At reduced prices
Ap21. Wil,sans,on ~, IL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
HIlRI1sTEE,g SAIr III, L.

vNkUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
= day OF February,A. d. 1857, b. D. Palmer and
Ann Marll. his wife, executed unto Luther e..
ward, as Trustee, certain Deed OF Trust, con.
veyiEg to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: A part Of the
fractional quarter in .tion No. two p in town
ship No. seventy nine (79) ran. Q No five s. cast
OF the 9th + N, bounded as follows Commence
ing on the bank Of the Mississippi River on the
north east corner, and running west to the lot
owned by Andrew and James Hannahs; thence
south ten rods thence east to the side Of the
Camancho road thence north along said road If
tyfve feet thence to the said river thence north
to the place OF beginningor at the south least cor
ner Of land ewned by thiiips, containing one
acre and half OF land, more or less, and all
buildings thereon. Which said conveyance was
made by the said Palmer and wife and recorded
in tae Recorders Office of Scott county, in book
N" o. mortgages, page 1868, for the purpose OF
securing the payment Of two certain promissory
notes and the interest thereon, signed by said b.
u. Palmer, and dated the 18th day Of February.
A. d. 1857, and payable as follows: Ono for 49,
80 100 payable in six months, the other for 1881
50-1OO, ayable in twelve months, both payable at
7. Z. Campbelps Office, Davenport, Iowa, and
whereas,the said Luther G. Ward having removed
from the State OF Iowa and declined to as such
Trustee, and John z. Bills, Of Davenport, Iowa,
having been appointed Trustee in his place, ac-
cordins to the provisions Of said Deed OF Trust,
by the County Judge Of scott county on due no.
tice and BY consent of said Palmer and wife.
And said $685.. SO having become due and pay
able and the said d. ID. Palmer and Ann NJ aria Pal
mer having failed to pay the same, l, John G.
Bills, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue o. the power which
is in me vested by said Deed OF Trust, l will, on
Saturday the 23d day Of August A d g. the
hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said day ut
the Court House door, in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale 1t public auction, tho
parcel Of land above described, or 50 much there
Of - shall be necessary to satisfy and pay tho
amount Of said note With the interest thereon to
the day Of sale, together with all tho costs and
expenses attending said SALE costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 2sth day Of July, A D 1862.
JOHN q. BILLS,
iulvQ0 dts Trustec
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
LEGAL.


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= 9: naeesf Of The spplicstisa Of II. ex.s.to,,
q Antoise LeCl.irs, decsasod.fer = 49,, - III
ne real sstats q aid deceased, = nav Ssb:s' ~
To I'll Psesons interested in NJ go. ~ A..
tome LsClairs, late Of Scott county. deos.s.a. ~
I. Xos ~ hsssAy notias1 eAss - e. srdss.:.
ID, executor and execufrix Of said esta. no.
day fled in the ol6cs Of the cossty Jrdre -
county our pstiioa, praying that IN order 3. msS.
that 90 mssh Of The rsal sstsss Of which said ~
Claire died sssed, Is may b nsoessasy IS sod :,
US, TOR the purpose Of paying claims and charrs.
against said estate, and that the heaEins Of ss;n
petition Ass been Aisd for the frst Mondsv ~
september, 1861, 1t the ONCE of the said counts
Judge, q the Court House In the city Of Daven.
Pxts q Which tine aad plses jon ~ notiasd q
appsas. and show eause, u any ycu have, WV
the said Petitioa should not b granted.
Dated July 2Oth, lee3.
GEO. 1 DAVENPORT. Exsestoe. Y
xARGU8M1E LDCLAlR8, Executrix. IA
Let TIE foregoing notice b served By the publi-
easiss thereof IN the davenport Daiiy 0~ssss and
Daily DxnocsAf d EHws, for four successive
weeks. ~ =
B. fisherman.
vy3l-d0eplI County Judge.