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Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The Court of Quarter Sessions convened on
Monday at Dover. but did little business until
late in the afternoon, the court after waiting
sometime. we hear, having to send to the pub
lie house after the Attorney General A very
large number of persons were summoned from
this place 10 testify in regard to the Illegal sale
Of lquor by the various groggerles in and about
the town, which cases have, however, we learn,
been deferred until another court.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
THE MARKETS.

la Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 35
Red, 81 25; old Corn Sc cts.,-new 50 :;
Rye, 60 F., and Oats, 33 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, so cts. per bushel. Butter, 20 cts
per ID. Eggs, IA cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are:
For White wheat, ST. As; Red. 81 36; Rye
20 cts; Corn, SO; and Oats, 80 cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The LEGIsLATuRE.-The adjourned session
ofthe Legislature of this State me, ON Tues.
day last. The NEST important subjects before
it will be ths National tax, and how the Srate
will pay it. the public arms. the State defsnces,
and the forfeited lottery charter of Broadbenr
& "a
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

READ THIs.-Books, ma gazines, illustrated
newspapers. etc., are always acceptable to eel.
diers in camp or hospital. If yOu have any
lying about, (and there are some in nearly every
hOuse) send them, and thoy may help to glad
den many an hour in the life Of some sick or
weary soldier in the cause of his country.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
W A TIE
NOTICE

have this day associated my brother, SAM'L
TAYLOR, with me IN the Iron Foundry, Agri-
cultural and Machine Business. and sha II trade
under the firm Geo. w. Il S TAYLOR, at ,ha,
old stand, first door below Jno. NJ. Dennins,s
Carriage Factory.
OF TWheelwr'ghting, Backsmithing nd the
manufacture of Plows Will De strictly attended
70 by James Taylor
N. B.-AiI persons indebted to the late con.
eern are requested To call and settle tAeir bills
wi:huut further noiice.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR.
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Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Capt. Fl. B. Nones, another brave son OF Del.
aware, sailed from Philadelphia Monday under
sealed orders. As his ship passed down the
river she salu,ed Wilmington with discharge
from one of lhs heavy pivot guns. Her srma-
ment is new and effective, and her crew has
been picked, mostly from the Hart FORD. which
arrived at Philadelphia a few weeksags.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Tile @oflg Of Oak naII

Ilark We. citizens! one aud all!
=. To The song OF the great Oak Hall
Listen, that ye NAV remember we'll
Learn what OaN Hall proposes 10 sell.
Clothes for the merchant and clothes cr his clerk
Clothes tor the iar,ser dong his wL:K;
Clothes Tor the la"yers aud doctors and such
Clothing for Eng! !Ish a nd German and Dutch
Clothes for the hII who is chunky and FAT:
Clothes for the man no is timer Than that;
Clothes for the young. and clothes for the old
Clo;hes sufficient 10 keep cut The cold.
Clothes for the man who travels hv rail;
Clothing for him VINO looks alter the mail:
Clulhes inr the man WhO Ioves room,
And clothing for him " ho stays at home.
Clothing for all good loyal men
Who want the country To pros per again;
For aVery description, great aud small,
CASH will bay CLOTHES al the graaI OAK HALL
DET What an appropriate Christmas or Ne,r Years
Present to father, brother friend or even yOursoC in
a nice comfortable COAT. PANTS or VEST Think Of
IT. We VII present 10 you far superior Inducements
10 make our purchases OF our assortment is unu.
sually lnrge-our goods we'll made and cur prices re-
mGThaHy tOW. When you come TO the cIy coma
right straight to our store Of Sixth and Market
streets. and see for yourself
WAAAMAKER g. BROWN,
OAK HAIL.
Sc. cor. Sixth and Masket sts PhiladeIphia.
daCQG
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Secretary Seward, we learn by dispatch
from Portland, has tslegraphnd permission to
the British authorities 20 land troops at that
city. aud transport them thence to Canada or
elsewhere
THE RETREAT OF MARsHALL's FORCES CONFIRMED.
Louisville Jan. ia letter from Cattle
burg, dated the lllh, TO the Democrat, says:-
On the 7lh, on Jennis Creek, three miles west
OF PaiRssville, a skirmish took place between
a part Of the I'd Virginia (United Statss) eaval.
ry, under Colonel Bowles. and u portion Of
Humphrey Marshalrs forces, under - Shaw
The rebels lost six killed, fourteen wounded,
and seven prisoners, while the Federal loss
was two killed aud one wounded. Before Col
Bowles made the attack Humphrey Marshall
addressed his men, advising the surrender Of
the whole force. The men refused 10 submit
to this disgrace, saying they preferred fight,
even with the prospect of defeat, to such a
cUwardly course. After the skirmish MARSHALL 8
whsIe force fed, aud 300 picked Union infant.
~ and 500 cavalry pursued them, with the
expectation of overtakiug them and occupying
PresIsnburg on the 10th.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
HARpER'S
vNNT &c M< Ex& M~
SINGLE COPIES. 6 CENTS

TERMS One copy, one year. So; two comics. 81:
iarpers Weekly and lIarPet's Magazine orc year S.
liarpers Weekly will he sent gralui,ousiy for one
"h'h-a" specimen-lo any one who rpplIts Tor it,
Specimen number, Of the Magazine will also h. en-,
grai"itousy 10 POsima>Irrs and agents getting nm a
club Of ten 81 'scrib@rs copy Wi bo ssIt grstI,
subscriptions may conmca"e with any number
HARPER BROTHERS, PnblisheIs
traT Kim Snnnrn Na,n VI
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
For Rent.

A Large Brick Dwelling on the corner of
Market a nd Ball streets. with Stable, Carriage
House. Garden. &C., all in good condition.
given first of March next. For
terms apply 10 LYDIA SPRUANCE.
Near The premises.
Jan. 18th, 1862. at
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
So L. ware.

Ranawcy iron the subscriber, ON the goth
OF December, Jce-u MACY, an indentUreG
appreh ace - 80 .:I*ainIns busias4s, aged
II yea5s. The ave reH.atd viii be given fs,
hi' restitution te .oa subscg gIber asd all psrssns
sfs 'at0id har6etag or nstng him, under the
penalties OF ~. law.
jan1G GEO. ], srRAnIpv
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

HYMESEAL.-Judging from the list of mar.
riages in another column. it would seem that
'' hard times is no barrier to getting married
the altar of Hymen of late has been perfectly
beslegsd by anxious devotees.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The weather this week has been decidedly
wintery, with alternate snsw, hail and rain and
bleak winds. Such weather must be very bad on
the encamped soldiers, aAd serlsusIy impede or
reiard any contemplated advance sfthe army
at least until there is a chaRse for the better.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The rebel Gen. Jackson. it appears. has not
gone to attack Gen. Kelley's army at ROmasy,
but is contenting himself with committing dep
relations in and around Bath, some distance
below Honcock in the direction of Winchester,
to which he probably intends to retire, devas-
'atng the country as he goes. The defeat Of
the rebels at Blues Gap, The other day. has
most likely had something to do with changing
Jackson's programme.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
FROM HATTERAs.

A steamer had arrived from Haiteras Inlet,
and reported the troops there all well. They
had Rst been trsnbled by the rebels since the
5ih of Decsmbsr. A number Of contraba nd 8
had arrived there from the mainland, and frem
ROanOake Island, at which latter place the
rebels were engaged in erecting strong for,i-
6catiOns, in anticipation Of the appearances ol
Gen. Burnside's expedition in Pamlico Sound
fer operations in the direction of Norfolk
Great prsosraiious were being made at thai
city for defence. The French steamer Catine
wsat up to Norfolk from Old Point on Frida J
with dispatches for the French Consul.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
SfraYell AWAY.

A Large Brindle cow, with horns, tail
touching ground. Any one knowing her where
abouts will please give information TO
ian16 REV. ] B. AYARS, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
General Mcclellan and the Approaching
Movements a .he Arn,v


The following extract from a later received
this mo ming. by one of our prominent citizens
says the New York Post, comes from a respon.
sible source. and hints at certain movements
said to be impending:
WASHINGTON Jan. 10, 1862
My dear sir: x 4 The nipht Of the
rebellion has passed, and the dawn is abovt
breaking. Before the present moath has gonu,
these things will surely come 10 pass: General
llaIccG, with the greet AolIla and an army of
one hundred thousand strong, will sweep like
sn avalanche down The Mississippi, where they
will be joined by Gen. Butler in New Orlea MS
and Mobile. Gen. Buell.. with Rearly or quite
the same force, will march into Tennessee, ca o.
turs Nashville, and cooperate with the Uuion
force in a manner and direction il wonld not be
polite now to point out. Generals Rosecrans
and Kelly will advance from Western Virginia.
and do their share in harmony with the general
plan. Generals Banks and Stone will move in
conjunction with the rest from the Upper Peto.
mac. Gen. Burnside will do bis appointed
work in Virginia. Gen. Sherman will explain
by deeds, not WORDS his nnction. Gen Nc
Clsllan will force the rats froSa their holes at
Manassas, attack them at three points at once,
and will fulfil his modest pledge that the war
will be 'short but desperate
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The vote on Lay Representation on Greene
bOro circuit, M. E. Chsrch, was 90 for. and 33
sgainsi---59 me@bers. vsiisg. est Of l26 whs
'sTTS = ~ ~ aafl "a
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
For Sale or Rent.

The Tive Story, cOmmOdious DWELLING
IN West Methodist st., tsrmcrly occupied By
he Undersigned. Apply TO
ianI6 VIM. R. CAHOON.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

An order was received in BOstsn on Monday
fer the debarkation of the troops belonging to
Gen. Buffers expedition, who were on board
the Constitution. This order was, on Saturday,
cssntsrmanded, and the steamer was ordered
TO proceed at oRcs to Fortress Menroe with the
troops and stores, there 10 await further orders
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

ernment wagons were burned a short time go
The houses Oftho most prominent rebels snga.
ged in thai affair we're buraed-anenS ,hsm
that OF Yard Cockerell, the methodist preacher,
and Tempkns Bradley, methodist class leader.
Cockersll has fed to Prices camp.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

x1g"FIuE '" is published Every Thursday. BY
x,,r. .. HsrFEcKER, ElaOr land Proprietor, at
s~yraa. Dol.
xsis- s-sJs,G2IfrIox.-0ne.yec 81 so in advance
:, 400 If not paid til end Of the year No paper
H.es.liageI until all arrears are Paid-Only at :hs
.ss.isa Of a:;PuOlishsr.
e,,s.rIslx. For every square Of l2 ines Tess.
..rtoa 81 cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cts-
aissraG arrangements made NTH yearly and half
s..rlg sIssrtisers
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
TO RENT

Several DWELLING HOUSES in Smyrna and at
Smyrna Landing. For terms apply to
Smyrna, Jan I. 90. Ann PATTERSON.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
An Independent, Poiitlcal, Commerca, Lite.
rary and National
NcETApaNCr.

fuDlShed every morning, (eXct u on SuDdaysl rnd
distributed by the Mails aIld ca ers at the eorlisst
hour.
1t will contain daily, news bv Telegraph fr m En-.
rope from allOrnld, from the rederal apitaI from
every SLATE from the Cln- as, and from eyery peint
whch electric communication is NAV be Opebsd
IN addition 10 the regular TeegraDhic DIspatchss
OF the Associated Press will establish Special Te..
graphic Correspondence with all localities of publIe
interest as 1t has already dcne the qualification Of
the public who have appreciated the enterprise of be
lNSIOihEh III ms particular. The General Features
OF THE lNQElRER
will be those wh h have given H. within the perioa
ABOVE named, circulation vastly larger than anY
Ulher ia lhe city ept a DcBny journal.
IL Will he Zea .Jtls IN all It's aims and endS for The
good OIL Sccleiy swiftly rejecting through The aid of
us numerous corps OF inteligCHl llburaOrs moi only
all Nalfona Stale ah Local Eews bnt the incesssn,
progress OF public opinion disseminate a, llIus ra.
tel by 1ight and action every purIu, ii lhe habI.
table globe. lis Literary Department WI 1e sustained
bv thr best efforts OF writers Oi az know edged abv
wro VIII mike a-pwn Ill that Is hen nj worlbvcr
valuable III IL ,,ccial he,dc, her o:servainI,
The COmmt .1i Department will aiua.s . full
and complete, lining the re,.ahc rec nrda uf
all transactions ~ i"e STOCK, money and ulhe
The Philade 1:a IN ''rr-. DAILY mncd to sub.
scrlDers OLs Ui Ia 'e irlr ruIIARs vepr
rayahle III advance. ItG IrN ctkE edition Will Ea
mailed Ia subscrIners of the criy or the mornings
"i lHtsday, Thursday and Sar DAY, 4. every week
ct lhe rate OF EOUR D"tLARS r. arlaby in advance
Wl!-hAN y. h DING, Publisher
Inquirer Banding, L s. Third st Philad'n
/" whnn' all letters should be addressed
VI JOHN B. COOPER. gent, Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

Adispaieh from New Orleans. reserved by way
Of Cairo, rssfhrms ths statsmsnt that Biloxi,
GA The nsinlspd Of Mississippi. hss been taken
possession Of BY our troops at Ship Islasd. Il
appears that rebel force was stationed there,
which was captured. together with the canuon.
The dispatch intiVosles that the place 10 20 be
held psrmaneRfly by the Eatisnal fsrces.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

On Saturday morning three Confederate gnn
boats from ColBmbus a attacked two of the Federal
boats lying of Fort Jefferson, and after brisk
engag gemsnt the attacking party retired.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
PROSPECT OF AN ADvANcE-sMALL I'm WASH.
INGTON.


INGToN.
The prophets Of an advance Of the army are
very numerous to-day upon the avenue. The
general aeatiment is that we are upon the eve
of important events. Mr.. Lincoln does not
hesitate to tell his friends that he expected
those events to OccUra month ago. 1t takes
much longer to preo pare a coast expedition thar
people who do not understand such matters
suppose. To concentrate twenty-five thOusan
men at Annapolis or Fortress Monroe for such
an expedition occupies weeks, if net months
Such has been the case in Kentucky, where IN
advance has been delayed for weeks by physi-
cal i'm pediments which could no easily be over.
come. The spread Of the smallpox in and
about this city has alarmed the civic and militia.
ry authorities, and army and people within ten
miles of the capital will soon be vaccinatsd
matter here for the use of the army SURGE
but this can hardly be possible. Cases multiply
10 this city TO such an extent that the newspa.
have been requested 10 put the people on their
guard.
Advices from Cairo inform US that the sd
vance Of the river expedition, under Gen. Nc
Clernand. arrived at Msysville, Kentucky. on
Friday evening and sncamped there for the
night. The various divisions Of the expedition
are placed under the command of Generals Nc.
CIernaud, Paine, Smith and Wallace. The
transports and guaboats employed in the move.
men, number seventy eight, carrying one hud-
dred and eighty.Ihrss guns.
On Saturday morning three Confederate gnn
! boais from ColB mbus aItac ked two sfIhs Fedora
boats lying of Fort Jefferson, and after brisk
enga gemsnt the attacking party retired.
A special dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
from Cairo, dated the 18th, states that TIVE more
columns will be moved into Kentucky forth
with. All the transports there have beer char
tered for that purpose. troops are on the
way from ST. LOUIS.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
ENr Sale.

Several BUILDING IHrS on Ball street, between
Maine and East sIret'. A':O LOT in the old Gem
eIry beionging the NJ, l.. Churchs FOE apply
10 az ANN PATTERSON.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
For Rent

...t Il or hcnI,
Tive DWELLING HOUSES on Commerce ct
hnl6 Apply 10 A. STOCKLY.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

The Government sale Of Sea Island Cotton,
cenf'cated by the Nstieaal forces in South
CaroIina. was made Friday. There were, ia
all. ssveaty.Ihrss bales sold. weighing about
rs 200 pounds. The prices paid varied from
634 ssnIs for the ginasd, down to l6 cents for
vnginnsd. The total proceeds Of the sale were
Sl4 23l.l2 as5
Coz. Jsnnison 10 stiIl operating in his peculiar
style ia Jshnson county. Mo. A part sfhi,
regimeni recently visited HsIdsn, and made 9
descent upon the HsighbOyhsod where the Coy
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

= =, VtH TIhII
doc06 A -f"'
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
The Philadelphia Inquirer.

.rarklln Square, New Y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05
To the Citlzeas of Arkansas.

UEApQVARrERs Trans Miss. DIS.
Little Rock dirk, Juno n, 1862
The Yankee General Curtis isat-
tempting to escape. Ills position
has become untenable. llo is appall-
ed at the dangers that surround
him. f2t his terror, he resorts 10 che
desperate expedicnt OF moving. to
TIC South, al0ng White river. trust
ing for supplies from the Mississippi
bv'b0atsa These supplies cannot as
ccMd Wliite.river Wchavc already
blown ap one ot'his ilon-cla,l boats,
crippled an other, and can hold the
river against Ills fleet. The gues-
ton now is, Shall llis-arnfy reach
the fleet beIoS-?
You can prevent 1.-THE power is in
your own hands. The plan is not
secret tpr0clain it to yon I'll. II
it,isnot carried out, the RESPONSE
bility will rest Oh you,
Take Your gun and ammunition,
every man efy'6u: mount your horse,
Or 90 atoet hot wait IN hour upon
your neighboiy lose iotlme in hold
ing meetings; move towards the
enemy, By tbs shortest .road; join
the hrst company YOU dyertalSG up
On the marcb, Press npon tlie IN
yaitr fco.H every direct ptl. Attack
him Ear hni.-tiVit KIN Ma scents
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05
PRovosr MARsHALL's OFFIcR,
DALLAS, TrXAs, July =dp laas,
GENERALORDERN Mol.


lst, Having received the appoint
ment Of Provost. Marshall for Dial
las County, ] do hereby assume the
duties Of said office.
"a. Every white male person a
bove the age of sixteen years, ten-
porarily or otherwise, within said
county, will met me at tho follow
ing times and places, to have their
names, residence and occupation,
registered, and give such intorma-
ton as may be required Of them
Those claiming to be aliens, will
present themse!vesat the same times
and places. to take the oath required
by Genl, Order No. z, from II, Z.
McCulloch, Brig, Gen'l., G, $. p. ~.
At Lancaster, 9TH and 9Th July,
1862.
At Cedar Hin, 10th July, 1852.
AtNew Loven, 18th July 1862
At Ledbetter's Store, 18th July,
1862.
AT Scyepe, 18th July, 1862.
At Sam IIaught's Store, 10th July
1862.
AT Duck Creek, 18th July, 1862.
At Union School House, 10Th Ju-
" 1862.
At Grape Vine School House, 21st.
July, 1862.
At New Union School House, ed.
July, 1862.
At Dallas, oath, 18th and Goth Ju-
ly, 1862,
3D.. Ali military officers within
this jurisdictiction, will hold them
selves in readiness promptly to com
ply with any requisition from this
office for AID OF assistance.
.4th. Attempts to depreeiate the
Confederate currency, will be treat
ed as acts of hostility and visited
with summary punishment.
9th. All persons whose conduct
and presence is regarded injurious
to the interest OF the people and
Confederate States, will be arrested
and imprisoned, the case examined
and reported to the Commanding
Genl.
9th. The sale of Intoxicating liq-
uors to ohicers or soldiers in the
c. $. Army is prohibited, except for
medicinal purposes, and then, only
upon the recommendation OF an ar
my surgeon or Asst, or the written
order Of the Commandment of the
nearest military post or camp.
JOHN ]. GOOD,
Provost Marshall.
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THE HERALD.
pAILAS. SATURDAY, JULY 5, So

a- We have been kindly furnish
ed by Co. McKoy, OF this place,
viii, letter from Mr., Matthiessen,
~ Paris, Texas, containing the fol
owing interesting intelligence, re-
ccivcd from tho army under Beau
regard, dated Juno 10Th, That an
arnistcc exists, there seems to be
but little doubt, and that for the
purpose of an attempt to bring the
war to q chose;
LATEST NEWS.
Rickets ordered not to fire on any
one.
Beauregard and Price, gone to
Richmond
lfostilities have ceased. 4.
Gen. Breckenridge said in speech
10 the army, . few days since, that
there would be no more fighting,
but that peace will be made in 80
days
The following propositions have
been received from England, France
ana Spain, for the settlement Of ex-
isting difficulties;
lst That the Southern States go
9ack into the Union temporarily.
"a. That liostilities cease.
Sd. That the Federal army be
Withdrawn from the Southern ter
ritory.
4th. That the Federal navy be
Withdrawn from the Southern coast.
9th. 4 vote as to separation OF
union.
The propositions were all 2ccep-
ted by president Davis President
Lincoln refused al. but the two first
Propositions Whereupon the In
dependence Of the Confederate
States, ;ls they now exist, was ack-
howledgod by them.
The above news was brought by
tie Chaplain Of Col. Andrews regi-
nlent, and other reliable gentlemen
tl.sm the army.
Capt. i. g. Wrights sons, writes
from Duyals PLUM, june 2lsr 1862.
-lNews has been officially received
here, Of propositions tor peace, from
trancc and England They We're
accepted by our government, but
scro in part rejected by the U. ).
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05
EswRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

DALLAS SOO ~ = 4
TAKEN UP by Iagh Daylia, and cs-
trayed before II. Lncas J F., oac bay mare,
black maus and toll. about IL Of 10 hands
high, or 8 years old, 10 marks OF bra nass
appraised 70 $50
TAKEN UP by J. P. Davlin, and stray
ed before H.. Lucns, j. T., one American
horse of q brownish black color, about IA
hands high, 3 years old, no brands pereeis-
able, appraised 10 sos.
june 9Th ls62.. 1901
TAKEN UP by sidney Graham, and es-
trayed'berore John Taylor, J.. r, one teg
Horse. about "A hands nigh 7yearsosd. ap.
praised 10 S-5---oae Sorrel mare about 10.
hands. high, branded on the right shoelder
! 4 and same braad on ihc right hip u
yesrs Old. appraised to Si0--cne bay horse,
ab6,:t l4i hands high, appraised 10 $50
one sorrcl hliy. , ycarl old, left hind ancae
enlarged, white ssrtak N .teface, ArPra.s-
ed 10 S3c--one snule snorse color about y
hands high, right eve ogt, appraised 70 80
F. TAKEN Up 81 +. W. OFea, and es'ray-.
ed before u. Lucus. !. T.. one DARK iron
iirav RARE and colt. mare about - hanas
high branded 4 on the lei shoulder, some
Nhne in her face, both fore fet whife, ieit
iinalrg white nearly oler hce~, appf~is'
81 to SlO0.
TAKEN UP hy HenV Carter, 4 es'rsy-
81 before H. I.ucrs. J. ?. one hiack aad
white pitcd o.. Q ycars old, marked cisf.
over BIZ and uader Iii IN each car, branle1
4, arpraisei 70 SD
June "A, 1s'i2
GEO. ". LAWS &C. c. D. Ct.
By Jas. /. TnoAAs, D. {.
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LAST CHANCE

NOR men TO Join cayslry Company
n which will not be dismo1qicd during
the war, thatG. J.. Wells Of Dallas ia rails
lug Tor De Morse's Regiment. Come one,
come all, as will not stay but a lew days.
] will go from here 20 Paris, will stay
only short time to TX up my business
viii be OF, q. l.. WILLIS.
July 5, lS62tls-aw.
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NnY,ICEi

sEIIIs ia 10 notify all persons, not.totraa
ior any Of the following describe
notes;
One OF sevsnleen hundred and fifty d
Lars; one Of 5000 Sne Of $3.50 and tWo +
$50 each, payable to Il. A. Hummer, dalr
sea.sti,ne ia Tie year 1861. signed ny
Ell. RiCllLY,
A L. y. KEELY,
JOHN DEv0CNS.
a. 4. oBENclfAlN,
z. r. sSnlRIgY
J.R. c0fGE Err, ~
As the confederation FOR which said note
wcre given. have failed. and tho validity
them will be tested at leT.
Iuue Z, ls62-2s 4w.--fee, So.