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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

a. DIR. c. R1SS5ss :! EEes,srza, @
Baltimore Dental Collegs. ~
pi sis Ms1 :. s ss, 70 ns
r. Ess. 1 ss"ss 81 sa ss
81 EPzsas9, sas
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear Others, and no person can wear others who
oes Be ss .seom~Ss.sss
70 s .as
~ sis IS
Rooms H in this eity~No 3ss pennsylysni. Avenue
Philsdelpbia. mar Ally
GAS FITTING, &c.
An wM D CO. b, order. with
aSsH u.s. is' ffn n .usr
~ Store on Ninth street, = few door. north Of
s sf5f TEX sr
BTEAM and WATER TIxTUREs. Jan lily
w : Have in Store, and are daily receiving, Gas
.at fS|l superior i style to anything heretofore
.aea as ri fef :s:
confident that We have the best selected stock In
u Al work in the above line intru.ted to our
care ne. r: ss tss %osHSN s1s
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT e. .1i.g1s, ,.,,.,,,, ~,
The Secretary Of Ststs viii hereafter receive Mem,
oers Of Congress business on saturdays, com.
o., Q~~% -,
tanT-u WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
ICRE At CON MOTTO On
~ FIRST VIZ
WHAT CAUSES 1T!
IT'S
BAR b II 1T Frs
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Lately Opened.
No. lis PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 2nth sts.
EVERY BODY Is RUSHING THERE
WELL MADE ( FAsHIoNABLs SUITS,
A. that is the very place for every body bay
PINE OUTFIT CHEAP
Please remem Der that our motto Is
FAIR DEALING AND LOW PRICES
Call At once and procure your bargains. Oh I'M"
20 TAKE NOTICE. sO
Ne. J! MI: nSuI Ehsk lH1ffsur,
H.siis sTsIs ;.;lliiy 81 $slnF
pEcoRArIvEEO PAINTING,
drsss Fsf n FS5a RTABfRarsr
Ills FIRTH HI Az R5E REt tssAAsEEFEirosAsL,
And ''PFikspMrf ffisfa'ff IN 8B Bill
As'""'s' ''s 50 ssI TSS1IslANA AVENUE,
GREAT DEMON
GRAND RALLY
MEN ASrD BOYS
NwANroF
T. L . T IL / N &,
BEST AND CHEAPEST House IN TOWN,
No. AGO SEVENTH STREET,
Where you can find
THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHRAPEsr a
STOCK OF CLOTHING
in this city.
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN SEEKERS,
who get fitted cut in short time and at
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION,
e.ceis anstSins IN this market. We susrantes to
sell At low pficess eur motto being
.QUICK SALES AND Small PROFITS!
early a. convenient our store is so full in the
if nit il hs;ebbt t to.hns Hous.
in town. at No. Aee ss sfysHth s. nesn idIts,s,
No. $50 Seventh street, and
no Corner Twentieth st. ard Pa. av.
Massey COLLINS CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHf ALE AND PORTER.
am ncm receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice to
al persons who will favor Ins with their orders
6atisfsction guaranteed.
Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at.
tended to.
Goods delivered in all parts of Washington and
Georgetown, free of charge.
Terms Cash on dslirvy.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent,
Uaion BoHliag Depot, 81 Green ST,
no6H Georgetown, d. q.
GET YOUR WASHING DOM
o'. NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY.
m s!fd;s. 'i Ssf: ana scisiss sa:s'
tEssTsDOdy. fSisstn Ho assiSn''
~ '.s, .? ::;i: : s., -
AND sPPIGE b u0YsTERs,
W. TIR NOTICE.
In consequences Of the lowness Of the water In the
GENERAL Reservoir it will he necessary unless great
An persons are Therefore, forbiddsa to use the
hydrsnts on Pennsylvania avenue, any streets
or avenues under the care and gu peryison Of the
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~H 36s-sBvENTH sTREET-36s. "a
THE ORIGINAL 0
"A CHE1P CASH STORE I'M

FCR SITURE !-FURNITURE..
Gans n RsssWs oo eeT sm Chairs
Redsteads, Bureaus Washstands,
Lounges, Tsbles, Cottage Sets,
j. my Lind Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses,
Husk &nd Husk and Cotton Mattresses,
comforts, Blankets,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
general assortment of CrosKery and Glass Ware
Goal Gosa Oil Lamps 4HPp 81 ysEious patterns. '
Blaesins. Backing Brushes, &c.
F seR%P cry F FSsfs t asjs OILS
Albatta Table and Teaspoons,
Hair Brushes Tooth Brus sS
Together with general assortment of Hsuse keep.
ony BoS Tash G y Il I'll 5eaR for cash
De I1-6t hetV cen and streets
{ LAKEIED CIBERI
2nss R7 Gsorss
9fPrre Massachusetts CLARIFIED eIDk S wRfPsSS
4nsr tor se at HE lowest market price in guam
Hotel hseReG. suffers and an others in want of
anime this before purchasing slsewhers.
Union Bot,lss pL snof a. 4; sah LINN,
NO 90 Georgetown ID. @.
NoTICE.-TEE COMPREHENSIVE s.r.ro,o,.
SA1 Ts. On ~ the ~ name Of
OF Aug1st last those indebted to tn qs srs
urgently requested to settle without delay: st ths
oio pisoe o oHAaness. II. J. HEIRE2GER
j. H. KING.
NoT1CE.The subscriber r. J. Heiberger ss.,o,
partner of the late firm takes pleasnra n seso3
Ing his friends and the public generally that -.
win continue the business in ali its brapcbss nnd
the former name and title and viii ensas I'll ,4 e
merit tkseontinued favors Of their former na,yon.
y. J. HEIBERGER q 10 p"oAs'
successors to III. r. Loudon \ 10,
sep em Citizens. Military ana Naval Ts,ter
PIAEOs-PIANOS
Il Oh Sale very low Pour New ROSE WON
PIANos, made by the best msnufscturers--n
w be sold Tor less than cost, TO close out EA
Apply to .ErBRENAN, No. II NortatTtET7
Vny -tI-Nt nstinors Md te4-Irn<
4 TREAIIsE ON THIN LAW OF PR0MIssORY
~ Es AND BILLS OF EXCHAN6E-By
iLsopnlius farlons, vols. just pu tlishe sd
es fRANCh TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

A TREATIsE ON THn LAW Op pROurssopv
NuTEs AND BILLS OF EXCHtN6E-By
iE-opnllus Parsons, vols. just M tlished
oss fRANCh TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

a ALL AND WINTER GOODS,
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN.
WALL, STEPHENS Il co. now OPENING
Sheir FALL AND WINTER lO9Ds, embracing
me DRESS COATS, DOESKIN PANTS. VESTS.
g, A large and Fe1l selected Stock OF I6ne hesyy
OvEACQArs, We have also . complete assert.
nent Of BUSINESS SUITS, made in the most du
desirous to their wants. Heavy Woelsn Ban sts
Jor camp use, at reasonable prices
WALL, 6TEPHENS 90
m 322 Pennsy lvania avenue
Se%ou between 9th and 10th rtyeAts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
q bill llayN.

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IL Is ~ an ''"', t"'"'"' Wy ""
rrC"r" u" 4er, u '.'''u' ,U"'aieo ~ u'
" M INC "'''o"''' YES y, 'o''S any, 'n ~
maze aS@"c'"'''IS' "H' ""uvr p''s'"' VIZ.
c''''''''.'S' ;" l'.'i',,' 'IS's'
a"f'""'hG orGo'",S 'hf E"'' "'''' ".'' H
% hhs",s"' wa, '"'.' ""'" Il "'u "''' ,'lo'
'r''h"' NJ ~ ''h'' mas !,A>s'u 10y Ilo'"
among ~ 'h' ""'"'" % we "''oh WIZ y.
deA" nag fa'sca over n'S ',Gusu any nv
portals o, e'o'h''y nave r",H'u no'n pyn,n"
h'n' ana ms Youngest c"'''--.','le LAX
EAc", Within the oiei space ol lof'y-eiSh'
t'N.S: -,,
N@l' N"'" was no,h ~, son VI ",ep,'""''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
han 10 RrIls of necen,cd soldiers.

The lollowin, regulations should he pre-
served in every iamily. We have no doubt
attorneys will eh,eriully offer their srryi-
oes graluilously TO soldiers families TO make
out the papers in proper form;
TREASURER OFFICE, G. s, Ar
SEcoSD AUDIToR's OFrIoE,
RICHMOND, June 2ilh, 1862,
REGULATIONS tor the payment Of claims for
arrears to pay due TO deceased soldiers
per. Act 4O2-Approyed February 10Th,
lSG2.
The FIRST section Of the Act 10 rs follows
Tie Congress Of The Confederate H"t,s Of
AE'sricd 40 sadct That the pay Ana allow
ancc due to any deceased volunteer, NON
commissioned officer musician or private,
in the army OF the Confederate States, sha"
bc paid 10 tho widow OF The deceased, II nv
ing; Il not, to the children, il any aud IN
dc.uulI Of widow aud children, TO the Gther
IL living; aud il not, TO the mother OF sueh
deceased volunteer; and payment viii Do
made accordingly.
LIST. II the child or children he minor,
puymcu, viii be made 10 the guardian, upon
the production OF the proper certificate,
under The seal OF The Ccuri.
-N' INV NIdlHlNs N'li ''"'' - 49,
or hey niiiinvii. ani that OF one dis'h'eres-
ted person, stating The relationship, nnd
tia, there is no otter person entitled 10 Tue
claim. For instance: II the claimant be
mother the aiidyvi; must state that there
Is living neither wife child or father of inc
deceased; il the TAT 81, that thee is hei-
Ihcr child o. wife; anil II the child, that
there j. no wii. lhr magistrate admin
isjcr,ug the oath should certify 10 the cred
ibluHy ct he witness, and the CLERK OF the
CourI Should certify, under the seal, that
he - such mag stra,c.
81. These regulations do not IMPLY to
commissioned officers, except when the
amdUnt duc does not exceed one hundred
collars, az is no administration.
Gyj"CMims prepared in compliance with
tn" ioregoHE instructions, and transmitted
10 Ih,s Office, hl mail mr. otherwise, will re-
ceiy" aa prompt attention as the business
OF lie o!!.cp wi. ALLOW.
W. it,. S.TAYLOR, Auditor.
CoMr-NOLLER OFFICE, June u, G2.
COMO III i,md approve the above.
LEN n C"LGlIt, Comptroller.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
Wool Car,lil,g!

i Take this method OF Informing Tho peo-
n pie OF DALLAS and adjoining counties.
that my Carding Machine will be in OPERA
ton again by the first of October. Ths
overwhelming demand for rolls conpes mo
to place my terms Of carding at one-iourth
OF the wool. Those who prefer paying tho
money must pay the value of one-fourth
Tie rolls at the price they are selling, at tho
lme of carding.
Wool must be washed clean, well pick
ed, aud entirely free from everything that
would tend to impair the cards. To every
eight pounds of wool one pound Of lard
must bc furnished. d. Y. ELLIS.
Dallas, Texas, Sept. 22d,-4ilm.
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The STATE OF TEXAS.


To tie Sher.1' Of Palo Pinto County, Greet
ing;
q GU are hereby commanded to summon
Il Cornelius Vornoy, by pubIicat on az
the law directs to be and appear at The
next term Of the District Court ior the coul
ty Of Palo iinto, to be holden at the CoWt
House thereof in the town of Palo Pinto On
the sixth Monday after the first Monday
in S, plcmSer "A. ID. 1862. then and the
to answer to the petition ofLenjamin /.
Baker against Cornelius Nernoy defend
ant, which alleges IN substance, that On
the 9TH day OF JUly, A. d. 1862, the sad
Cornelius Ncruoy received from Ben.
jamin +. Baker, the plaintiff in this cause,
the sum of three thousand eight hundred
and sixty-ninc dollars in claims against
the State of Texas, then due benjamin f.
Baker, plaintiff as aforesaid, which claims
were duly executed and delivered to yoHr
petitioner, Benjamin F. Baker, for which
claims the said VernOy gave his reCeil.
then and there faithfully promising to CO..
lect and pay to the said Benjamin +. Bake r,
the sum Of Two thousand one hundred AM
sixty-niue dollars, and that your petitioner
AYERS that tie said Vernoy has collected
the aforesaid sum of money from the state
of Texas, and has failed to pay over tn
same to your petitioner as aforesaid, auJ
that the said Cornelius Nernoy has secrc-
ted himself SO that the ordinary process &c
law cannot be served upon him; and your
petitioner prays for citation and iudgmept
for the amount Of said claims, with intere
and COSTS Of suit. iioreof fail. not, bus
make dec return showing how you hara
executed the same. Witness, }. c. Carpeo-
ter Clerk of the District Court Of Palo Pin
to county.
Given under my hand, private seal, the
being no seal OF court, at Office in The TOW .
of paio Pinto this 9th day of aug ST. A. h.
1862. J. c. CAREEATLR,
Clerk District Court-P. 7. Co Tex.
hereby certify that this is a true COPY
Of The original and hereby order it to 10
published in the Dallas Herald.
W. HULLUM, Sheriff.. p. Co., Tex.
Is 42.4t-Priuters fee SD so,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
THE SIAIE OF rENAS, |


10 the MerGV JohRSCR County Grcct'ng:
NGTHERlAS, Hugh Kirkpatrick has ilcG
w his petition in the District Clerk $
office of johnson county, stntiug among
othcr things that Grecnburry llix ana John
&. ilib.is are justly indebted to him in tho
sum of seventeen hundred aud eighteen dol
lars, principal and interest, us is evidenced
hy six rIomisoyy notes, four OF which are
signed by q. b. Xix and j, c. Hiblts, and
Two sisncd j. &. IiiLits and G. i. Xix, all OK
said notes payable 10 Hugh kirkpatrick,
ana the plaintiff having made oa;l! tLut the
defendant s. G. Il. Xix and }. G. lIibils, are
both non-resdeu,s Of the State OF Texas,
and are residents OF the State OF Kentucky,
| These ule therefore to command you to SUM
mons Urccmburry Hix and j. &. hlblts by
publication in the la las helald, n newt,-
paper published in the town o; Dallas, Dali
las county, Texas, for four successive weeks
10 be aud appear NJ the Spring term of the
| District Court for JOn9on county, lotG, to
| b. begun and held at tie Court House
! thereof in the town Of Buchanan, on the
Fourth Monday i'll March, 4. b. 1863, then
nnd>there TO answer the petition OF hugh
| kirkpatrick, now on ilc in my Office, in 81
certain case pending IN our sad couri,
wherein Hugh kirkpatrick is plaintiff, AMI
! G.. l.. Xix and j. &. lllbits are defendants.
herein fail not, but of this writ make duo
return as the law requires, showing b.
your endorsement thereon how you have
executed the same.
Wilncs James liner Clerk of our said
| Court.
Given under my hand and the seal of or
said court hereon impressed, at buchanan,
this LIST day of September, a. Il. 1852.
JAMES EilNER, Clerk D. ca. Co.
Came to hand September the ID, 1862
and oldered to be published ior four ST.,
ccssiye weeks in the Dallas Herald.
j. ". MOODY, Sheriff OF j. c. 7.
Es 42:lw-printers fee ST. 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

FEoA MANAssAs.-Ihe past few days
hage bleu occupied in the burial OF The "ead
OH tic plains o. Manassas. The move
Its of the ariaics be. ond are unknown,
tie ~ me OF STRATEGY b,ing now deem'des-
rc,.,.al l,y both eombatuH;s-fheo one for the
~. q. walton, Tie other Tor the capture Of
Washington.
Alag E uucc WIS sent out from the en-
EMS lll.cs Day or two after the last bat
lie sling PERMISSION TO bury their dead
l. ,F.s rtau-od. Soon after q regiment Of
ncg-ccs. ARMED with spades. appeared upon
NJ e.-ae. Afe. tley bad performed their
We +, itcy were very PREF riy taken charge
- = o;f t.oops. rasi Of lien b'inc rub
sCa, cont sJaLjs. '--L.ciUaoHa E1oHi. ga,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

I[yeGcn. \. Ii. Pcurce has been solicited
10 .,con,e n candidate for Governor OF Ar
kansas; but declines in we.'wri, e. COM
lrunIcat;on to the True Democrat, in which
he says he has entered the service "ior the
war" There are already tmc candi latcs
tor Governor in that state, Rector, tran' a.
gan aud Kainey. The latter is kinsman
al Col. a. f. hAiney, of this State, who is
nov in Virginia. Tie election comes oil
on the first Monday in next mouth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
$50 Reward

M ILL he paid 10 any person for inror-
w mation that will enable me to get
the following described horses, or $40 for
the horse, ana $40 for the mare and colt (:
One IRON GREY HORSE, four years old,
branded (M) on shoulder, about 10 hands
high. One BLACK PONY-BUiLT MARE,
branded with n mule shoe, and black horse
Golf, one year old last Spring, branded
b on shoulder. Address, Milford Ella
county, Teas. GEO. ". DAVIS.
August 10Th 1862.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

\ despatch To the Mobllc Register dated
Charleston, 9th, says that President Davis
and eS-dov. Lowe, of Md, have left for thu
Potomac.
The lower counties Of MARYLAND are said
to be In state Of revolt against the Yan-
Eee trOOps
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

Re-" Capt. J. X. =. Record, Qnartcrmas-
ter Tor Coz. VI. I. johnson Regiment, has
1cachcd home, and IS now in town paying
of all aims against him az Quar-.
fn,. tie four regiments raised by Col j.
cur readers having claims can lind him at
his office, IN Mr.. Rhine's storehorsc, where
hc wi be pleased topay them off. lie Will
fenlaiuin town but short tiiye longer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
Conlederate NloncY Wanten.

Z WISH TO sell my farm in this County,
N 10 miles North Of Dallas, on the head
of Farmers Branch. 1t contains about $40
acres, besides 90 acres OF iimbcIed land
The buildings are new and good, good els
tern, SC, i20 acres in culivalon-l5 miles
more OF fence would enclose 700 acres more;
stock water abundant. Apply to me ut
home. ROY &. SCOTT.
Dallas, Sent. law.
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FEE VE3Y LATEST!

We have just received despatch from
Camden, which states that Northern advi-
COS represent Stoncwall Jackson as posi-
tivclv in Bal:imorc; that he had = fight
before he reached Baltimore, in which lie
vas successful; that Marylandeis were
,lookjng to his standard in large numhcrH
especially in Baltimore, and that peace
propositions had been received from Lin
coin
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

Jackson uid not hyto the mountains, ~
stated in Pope official dispatch OF The 2s1h
every word ia which Is d,spruyed by the
news which We now publish, \ careful
examination Of all the news, renders II
clear that General Popcs dispatch OF the
10Th was wholly fabrication, e.'aer oil his
own or somebody else,
The following dispatches we take from
the True Democrat Bulletin Of the isIh'
MAR liULLLnS EXTRA,
Pine But, Ark, Sept, 18th. !
Mai. Crump, OI zen, iilRdman slau, ar
rived here last night direct from Richmond
From him we learn tina, IA lurge body OF 10.
Confederate army had crossed over into
Maryland. Gen. Ice with over 100000
men was at A exandria. Citizens OF WASH
inglon were leaving in great numbers
Our friends on tbs olhcr side OF the Mis-
siSsippi consider Washington ours cert an
without firing gun. Fort Pillow has been
evacuated, guns spiked aud iorIlhc"uon"
destroyed. Buell. had thrown away all MS
baggage aud was skcd ddlin:. Bragg WAS
pursuing him, and when lEst heard irum
oily miics behind him. There is not -
federal soldier in Virginia, except NJ Fort
Mouroc--none in Tennessee, except NJ
Mcmphls-nouc in Mississippi or Alabama.
When Maj, Crump ielt N.cksbUrg 1t was
considered certain tAat New ORLEANS was
beng CycCuutcu.
The Indian Var in the NDYth.NCSt.
The Indian wa luuls OUt to br general
one, extending thJIfsh Minnesota, iowa,
Dec0lah aud Nebraska. The Ausiriics
there are 80 important hat ftunnuc.mmrii-
10 Pope ha, been seat to take cowmhnu, rs
Will lc seen by tlo following c,rg'am'
MABlsUS, M.S., sept. ..
a telegram received ~ toy. en'"moh
from Secretary Stanton, Ihis AFTERNOON,
announces rhai Gen. POPE Is on ms va 10
ii. Paul, 10 lake comn"uu VI TIC north
western ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ipcai,d
81. Paul. \ Special syS,.Un Uf tao Leg =
!atu.e meets here Io-mo.ruw.
\ battIc oGcurIed Ju Mumiay of last week
near ihe Lower AScucj III A.,nnesn,a, II"
wuich the redskins were haIiiy irpuseh
the Whites sustaining { loss .. ii n!hea "'I
A. wounded. guri .EDrc. umuit IS bc'lrgrH,
ilutchin|Ou has b.cn nmuCd, and nna'
has ecu made GA Forrest ,n.. IN oH,'.-
Uay .aSi III re were LVsllle tnuian drnrp@-
stratIoHs wuhin three mIvs ul ihc cap"nI
al Da,O,nh, amd TIE governor al thai tcrri-
tory hss called Tie settlers to arms.
DEAuiS.', IOWA, sep. "n.--A gentle
man Just ilUm jO.Hc.I LiuIia ihtuims ne
dat the rUlnV,s Oi muiuA t!Unb O. a"u 'ne
uidIm Of the lilhibilua,s are Not ca"g Tcy"-
led. many citizens u. ,aIUIN Llly Hid SCI
tic. > OF tie sulluuuuIha county, IIc !ca\-
ing; $ ne OF whom il.d arrived ~ council
- :.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

LI5' Hon. T. W. Freeman, NJ. e., from
Nlssouli, has our thanks for copy of the
Presidents Message, with accompanying
GucumeItS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

Cen. Ecauregard has been assigned TO
Tie command of the Department Of Charles
ton. Gen. ilchert has been ass gned to the
command OF the Department Of Texas and
Arizona.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
SPECIAL Order, No. 1.

HEADQUARTERS TR,Ss.MissrSsIPm |
DIST, Lnte Roek, dirk, Aug. Is, 1862. !
SPECIAL Order, No. I.
In accordance with an order from the
romm ssary General, Major n. ;, Hill has
She sole management ofpurchasng supplies
f,r the Traus-M Mississippi Department in
Texas, and all purchasing Commi,saries
aud Arcnts, will report to him and obey
Ais instructions. by command of Major
General HOLMES.
h. {. NEWTON, a. a. Genl,
Official; NJ. X. HAMMLTE
Lieut.. and a. \. A. Genl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

WANTED TO HiRE-A negro girl from
" to II years old. Enquire NJ tho
HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

glJ"at. Rev. bishop uREGG, OF the Lpis'
s,pal Church, will preach ut the Court
House, in this place on Sunday, the la;h OF
October next, at 10! clocS \, NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27


b. Next week issue, closes oar Nntn.Hc
cf six months. Those Of Our Subscribers
who wish TO continue for another six
months, will please give us iimoly notice OF
the fact-and those who have MT lGem sub
hcrihcrs are respectfully invited to become
so. The publication OF the Herald will be
continued for another term OF at least six
Inonths and permanently if paper can he
chained, and it is confidently expected
chat a discerning public will appreciate the
efforts bcingmade Ii re, for the conIinua' &C
Of Il news ana advertising medium, and
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