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NOTICE.
Internal Revenue stamps.

A FULL supply of all kindssof Stamps for sale at
"A my office, No. % Exchange street; and tn ,
public will be expected them on and after this
date, (January /, 1861
When sold in sums less than one dollar, payment
required in Postal Currency.
OFFICE HoURs-9to1 12l A. NJ; 2to4JP PM
NATH'LJ j. MILLER, Collector
janl2 'tf LIST District State of Maine.
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For Sale.

~ If applied for Immediately. the fine
EN- schooner SARAH b. HARRIS, 95 tons
Ml1A Essex built. years old in perfect order
SSSA1kz7 with two suits of sails, and well found in
every respect. For further particulars
apply TO r. G. YORK & son.
je6 dlw@
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TO LET.

NOR term of years. the vacant Lot Of Land on
Il Fore street, above India street, recently occu-
pied by b. i. Noble Co.. a Lumber Yard.
Apply to LEWIS PIERCE,
ap30 If "a Middle Street
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The People :!

4 RE being constantly surprised by the new Labor
IA Saving Inventions brought forward
have just received large assortment of these
articles, which attracting great deal of atten-
ton. Among them is
The Worlds Pulley Eevating and Folding Clothes
Dryer;
The Patent Clothes Frame for the house;
An assortment of the best kind of WIingers now
before the public; also Window Washers.
Springfield Bottoms, knife-Seourers Patent Kere-
sene Burners, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
rendering my thanks for former patronage / shall
be pleased TO wait upon all who cal at 229 Congress
Street. Z. CHAPMAN, JR.
je4 If
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FOR SALE.

o. HOUSE No. 1T2 Cumberland Street, be
E:;.l tween Elm and Chestnut, now occupied by
2Ae.A- Rev. w X. Clark. Said house ia in good re-
pair, is built of brick and contains thirteen rooms
clear.
For particulars enquire of THOMAS II. JONES,
or j. G. PROCTER, Lime Street.
mch14 diff
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EOT Sale.

G. THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House,
H: No 1876 Congress street. corner Quincy street
x&ssl Said House contains fourteen finished
rooms; is warmed by furnace; plenty of hard and
soft water an abundance of closet room ENQUIRE
of JAMES Z. FERNALD
ap23 IT 81 Middle Street
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For Sale or to Let.

L CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 90
rooms, large stable aud sheds-stuated two
rA&sx aud one-half miles from Portland and the
GE II finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
E2A tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
apI diff 81 Winter Street, Portland.
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To be Let,

To be Let.
CHAMBERS in the second story, over Store 9s
- Middle estreet-MitchelPs Building. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire of
JanZtf AT DOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
Bold Taik NJ the North.


The y. V. World contains letter from
Charles O'Conuer, the distinguished orator
a0d intrepid politician, from which The iol-
lowing Is an extract:
These unconstitutional and dcspotic acts
have been before the American people for
about thirty days receiving judgment One
threatens to subvert existing social rcla-
tons in The South the other .wo, by their
purport, at once aud Immediately conslgn
To bondage at the iooIsioOl OF m arbitrary
and irresponsible military power, all the
inhabitants OF the North. Our whole COM
munity men, women and children, are
wAelmcd in one common doom. The calu
speech and measured pace VI age the gay
converse and light s,cp Of iotuud youtn,
must alike .0ll iGlo accord with the provost
marshal notion OF loyalty, o. he may APP
ply The lyranLs rCmcdy-IncarceratiU IL
II dungeon
Tnr sarcasm, 'catoh your hare, may be
applicable to the first; perhaps us igtended
victims ARE not yet within tIe rcacn o. the
power which menUCes. BESIDES 1t is only
Il thrcat--a thing which none but The weak
and tmil Gcai in. BUt'the people OF the
Northern States are not merely threatened.
They are already caught, and consequently
the decree which cOusigus them To bondage
is im!ucJiatc, absolute, and unconditional.
Nothing is len to the citizens oi u Northern
state buI the yoOr privilege enjoyed by the
i.uubicst slave IN the mos dcspOI!c country.
lie is told, "if yOu continue OHpriOveyOu.-
self as loyal to the entire satisfaction o. the
uoycrna cnts Spy and .ailor, you viii not
be locked up.
vi tLe liberties won in - by three mill
ions kcroc colonists, OF George Washing
ton Constitution OF the ficCJoufof speech,
Of TIA press auu Of the person, secured by
that ptiiau.Um through lts concentrated
writ oi hQ6s0S cCtpWs, is trial by jury, aud
imrouuity IRON military al'Iests---Ui al that
ever constituted lhe people pride ANA s4le'
ty, or the nation ) strength, but rhIs re.
mains. Every citizen Of the North may
keep out Of Jai! SO long as he can satisfy
tAc town lnarshai Ot bis loyalty.
speak not 0I discovered iiade, of ruined
finances OF enormous ana Increasing Gebt,
| OF iiItolerab!c taxation, Of the thousands
who have fallen, Of GlAputaied limbs and
shattered health, Of tears atso m@uy heWDL
stones, without Il siugle promised result
having heeH attained o. even approached
by any or all oi these sacrifices. Let these
considerations pass. Some think these
things were necessary, and viii ultimately
work out benign results. / cOnhne myself
to the civil ana pollical consequences re-
sailing ilOm eIghtcsI months Ot Abolition
rule. Neither will Owed upon the iact
that our great and glorious republic. which
Two years ago COmmandcd tue world re-
stt.rt WnuiI IN Yn UrIipl the tgMui OF a. II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

The rush for investment in Confederate
bonds is something remarkable. Or tAe
first Of December, the Treasury at Eich-
mond was two days behind in It's delivery
Of stocks. 1t is believed that every dollar
of the non-interest currency convertible
into 8 per cents, will be absorbed before the
22d of April. Certain il is, the present
scheme for reducing the plethora is astoun-
ding the most sanguine of its friends with
its success. Not day passes but an a.
mount considerably above the daily expen-
ditures of the Government IL absorbed
Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

u will give twenty dollars for information uf the
3i following horses that get theni. five dol
ARE for either Of them, to-wit: A SORRLB ROAM
MARI, about or years old. and q last springs
rnare colt. Also BAY PONY HORSE, abort six
years old, and BLACK or BRONS lilly. oue
year old last spring. The had on a bell when
she leit, and branded the left shoulder think
with tee letters .. $. These horses len last Juf-
and were last heard Of on Mays Creek, Tafrqnt
aOuniy, making their way eastward; they NAV al
tempt 70 q TO Lamar or Wood county. Al i-es-,
Wsaiherfard, Texas. d. U. MOTION
Dc. I'D, Is62-5.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

PARSONS NgsnENr.-.-Nc have had the
pleasure of meeting our OLD friend Col. W.
II. Parsous, who is down on brief visit,
after unremiting service for months in
northern Arkansas. lie !clt here last spring
with a regiment Of dragons ZOO strong.
lie has been in The advance ever since he
reached Arkansas, and has done vast deal
ot responsible lighting there, some accounts
OF which we have from time 10 time given,
aud only regret that we have had 10 COR
respondent with the regiment 70 have pos
ted MS more fully. We have no time now
to enter into details; but among the results
accomplished has been that the enemy have
been whipped in EVERY engagement; that
four distinct advances on Little Rock hayo
been loilcd by The activity and vigilance of
these cavllrymen. Parsons regiment lost
800 men By miS-interpretauon f,thc con-
script law, which hey will now regain.
They have lost 90 in killed and wounded,
aud 3 prisoners since they nave been in Ar
kansas, and they now number about 500.
They can actually count up so Of the eue-
my killed, aud have taken III prisoners.
~ for the number they have wounded,
they are too thick to count.
This regiment has noby sustained the
honor of Texas abrci al, and are entitled 70
n large share in our esteem. They have
never received anything for their sick since
;hcy left the state. Soldiers benefits are
now The order Of the day in Houston. We
propose rOusiug one ON the first night it
can be got up, for the gallant Dragons Of
Parsons command Let ua send them %
SUM that will testify the pride we feel in
DECENTRALIZATION 2tisgreph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
AGn,inis.rator,s NOticc.

TTNHE undersigned was, at the October Term, 1862,
Of she Probate CouEf Of Parker Comfy Texas,
appointed Administrator ofthe estate of 4. T. Obcns
chain, deceased. All persons having claims against
Ead estate are hereby notified present the same,
properly authenticated, within the time prescribed
~ law. Those indebted to the estate will come for
" srd aud make immediate payment.
d. Il. cBENCIiAIN, Admir- Est. Of
Ii.6w1 A. I. 0benchain, decd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
observation-disclosures NOiicc.

NToTl0E is hereby given that at the October Term
= OF SIs Probate Court of Palo Pinto County, the
W llcrsgned duly uprr,uted Administrator Of
lhe estate Of John Il. Trueoyc, deceased. All per-
MS Indebted to sad estate are requested TO make
aniedale payment, and those holding claims against
sad estate viii please present them duly autheutica
ID, within the time prescribed by law.
Il. VAUGHN, Administrator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

s@7ys"I was much nlensed with your re-
ra,ls tbe other dov obc,,t extovtiopers
saws reptlcman who sells his wood AT ten
or Twelve dollars land. apd the shoemaker
who makes your boots for forty dollars
Lores we will be able to put down the pri-
crs ot the nrcessarics of life" while the
,,.rrhnut vino se,ls bis oj6 oools nj blocl;-
odr nriees. thinks our "yie%s wcre right,
and inpt we ,boulJ 0pitch inton these Sbv-
locks every day. Now we like to hear COM
upu,jutini, when the D,1cljc, of ,i,o opa com-
mending is in qccorGgace miih his Dreccgts.
Eut when we hrar a man coudemninr ex
tort;on and spcculatiop, and at the scme
time is pr,ctic,pr il upon Il scale that would
almost make 4 common rascal blush. we
are led tp believe thar h, has "fajth with
Out works some saw they ask high pri-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice,

r the July TerniciSG2, of the County Cnurt Of
n Ellis county, Texas, letters OF administration
t. The undersigned. This is therefore to notify all
rrsous holding claims against said estate, to present
teni properiy authenticated, within the time pre-
o., rbed by Law. or they viii he barred.
f1.gy NANCY uILBURN, Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

We learn that Col ClarksOn, says the
Fort Smith Bulletin, who was captured last
summer by the FederalS and Pins has died
recently, under the barbarous Treatments
he received while prisoner Of war. 1t is
stated, that lie was actually starved to
death, and to add TO torlures, ioUd was
placed within his sight but out Of his reach.
such barbarities, put to shame on. Pin en-
enieS, who sometimes cut off the legs and
arms, OF their prisoners, and cut their eyes
out. We think the matter should bc in
quired into.
Reliable information has been received
from the North that notes of Georgia, Ala
baua, North Carolina and South Carolina,
are at Il discount OF only five per cent, in
dicatng that feeling Of early peace is en-
tertaineI by the brokers OF the United
States.
= Rev. R. J. Graves, of Orange county,
North Carolina, who recently published II
letter in Richmond paper, declaring The
wonderful energy aud pieparati ms OF the
North to crush the rebellion, has been ar
rested on u charge Of disloyalty and sent u
Castle Thunder.
ONE OF rHE EyENY's GRAMS" DESTROYED
by IoRPEDoEs On THG lA2oo RWER.--fri-
day last, the l2jh inst, three Eunboats aud
two "rams ascendod The lazoO riyeras TAR
as the "iown Of st. Charles, or Biake's
long negro quarter.
Oaly four Of the vessels have ever re-
turnd-one OF the rams having been dcs-
iroyed by the explosion Of torlcio. Wo
are eredibly informed thai evidences Of the
wreck are very abundant, and tic point
where the smash up-occuried has h,en Wis
tied by large numbers since Friday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

The New Orleans papers say that Briga-
der General A. J. Hamilton has arrived in
thss city with his staff.
Judging from his habits, he viii need
not only staff, but the assistance Of two
or three sober Yankees to enable him to
navigate the streets OF New Orleans, right
side UPS. A. Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
Vnt.ce 10 Egrsdgc lsuiIders.

NY order of The County Court OF Dallas county, at
I'D the last torm there viii be let out 70 the lowest
bidder, on The l.st Tuesday atter the third Monday
IN Fcbrgnry, 1854 at The Court Hon door in the
lrwn of Dallas The Repairing Of the Bridge on Noun
in Greek, on The road from Dallas to jo!lnson'H
S,ttion. ParioalIgsHn1 tei1us of Contract VIII be
made known on the above day.
GEO. ". LAWS, elk c. @. u. c. Texas.
Dec l3, is52--;,.2 NOS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
AlYynstsiss.alOr''s WOticc.

%,ToTlUE ia hereby given, that at the September
term ls,., of tie County Court Of Denton c0un-
", ,he uudtr.isu,a vas appointed Administrator Of
rtc estate u g. IL. Little, deceased late.O said ccnl
" therefore all lerSons indebted to said estate VIII
I.a Axe payment to tie undersigned, and these having
Claims against sqE estate viii present them for ac-
ccpfance properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed BY law, on they will be barred.
G. GRESs0M, Admir-.
t,r,,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

Assuming - per cent as the nominal in-
crease it will be seen which States have
lost aud which have gained from the mi
grafton Of this population. The increase
in Missouri is remarkable, and would seem
to fix her destiny with the Confederate
States, while the decrease in Maryland and
Delaware would keep them with the North.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
NOT,CE.

YT,BE. undersigned having been appointed Admin
Z lstratcr Of the Estate of Martin Harviok decea-
id by the Probate Court for Parkor county, Texas,
5 the Noveubcr Tern, 1862 all persons Indebted to
said estate VIII make immediate payment, Those
having claims against seid estate will present them
within the time prescribed by law, duly authentica-
ird. +. W DICKSON, admir-.
Dec l3 l8G2-3:Gws
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

BRIGur CHRIsTMAs TnoUGHr FROM oxF
or OUR LITTLE FRrESDs.-A fiitle six-year-
old, in speaking Of Christmas the other day
remarked that he did not expect to get nnv
thing this time, as he 'rcckoned on Santa
Ciaus 'ras a CoHseTipt. aud had been seEt TO
the wars. 4. herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
sT'PsyEEp

EyR0M the undersigned. livngs miles West Of Dai-
T. las, = HEAD OR HORSES. viz: sor-
al siares, ons with bell on; one Gray Mare, larj,e
hell on cns Bay Filly, one Gray Horse, and two
tiule Colts. with muzzle on. All branded the
laft shoulder Jr connected. Any ilformabion will
be thankfully received and literally rewarded hy me.
fi.tfI JAMES p. THOMPSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
sI0 Reward,

CSTRATED from the undersigned, one LIGHT BAY
- MARE, som, saddle mrr.s, and probably one
Lot white. Also, one light colored last Spring
iULE. Both branStd 6g viii pay the above re-
ward for the recovery OF the Sid animals. for such
infDrraiion ss viii enable me to ct them.
if:ifl d. KING, miles :. Of Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

1t is thought by many that the further
collection OF the War Tax by the Confed-
crate Government will be dispensed with
during the coming year. To make its col
lection uniform throughout the CoRfelera-
cy is iInpracticable at the present, as much
OF our territory IS in possession Of the enc
my.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
sT.EAWEip

4YROM the subscri.er, living ono mile East Of Dali
y las, oue BLOOD BAY MARE, about 10 hands
J gh years old, branded with asUialI u on tho let
e.1ulcr, with small anipon the nose and some sud-
d marks, ANY person delivering tald mare 10 me,
a my house. viii receive $50 for iher tronble
be-, la--31w~ JACOB NUSBAUMER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07
tlnccntnr,s MOficn.

t tho November Term, 1862, of the County Court
L \ of Ellis county, Texas, letters testamcntrly mp
On helagcwl dfJ j. prewett, deceased, were grant
81 to he underslgnod. This is therefore 10 notify
persons holiing claims against said estate to pre-
b. ni tham properly authenticated within the time
pces,ribed by law or they will be barred.
t3Gw1 H. II. pREWETT, EX'r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

How TO CoLoR TnREAD.-Prepare a lump
Of beeswax by mixing into it whileina a mel
ted state. enough of sobt to make it perfect
" black. When cold it is ready for use. By
drawing a white thread of cotton or silk O.
yer this twice, you will have grey thread,
and by repeating it you will have it black,
and good enough for nearly every purpose.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

The Army correspondent of the Mobile
Advertiser attributes the disaster NJ Cor
inth 10 a general OF division in Price ;
army corps, whose name is not given, who,
by n disastrous delay Of torr or iiye hours,
changed the whole complexion Of tie CON
nilt It has been such Il freely canvassed
mater that il will be 10 haru TO state that
Oen. was rendered incapable to command
by narcotic stimuiauts. At . c'osk IN the
morning he was ordered to advance, but at
5 he had made no moys, who Z he reported in
person to the Commanding General, and
having been found unit to discharge the
terribly important duties, his troops were
placed under Gen. Greer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

II seems that the rumored occupation Of
Maiamoros by the French is uniounded-
The French nov occupy 1ampico.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

Soldiers absent without leave, draw no
pay in Gen. Bragg army.
Three editions Of the b.ofraThv Of Stone
wall jackson have passed inlOugh The Paris
press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-07

Itis officially announced in the Richmond
papers that the QUrternasiers Department
viii pay for soes, bIan cts nnd other az
ticles OF CT thing which may be con'rbu-
ted by The people OF he counties Of The
several States OF the Couirdeiacy, TO heir
soldiers in the field, Mt the prices stated IN
the following table; provided, that such ar
tielcs are supplied under he direction Of
tie County Courts, or other county u1bn-
nails:
Caps. s.; Jackets, So; Pants, 80; Elan
1el shirts, 50; Cotton shirts, 81; striped
Cotton shirts, s. -; Drawers, 81; Shoes,
81 Overcoats, with caps 50; Blankets,
(pcr pair) Sl5.
Payment viii be made rpon delivery at
the nearest Qmrtermastcr Post or the Line
Of railroad transportation, and tie articles
will De sent or issued TO the Chief Quarter
master Of the nearest military department,
by whom they will be issued. SO far AS may
be needed to The particular troops for whom
lhey were intended In ail cases, however,
where such troops SHALL be already sup
piled the articles va be issued to otnc,s
who may require them.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-06-18
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES PRoRoGuEp.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL) JUNE 10-Goveruor Yates this
morning issued unconstitutional and revolutionary pro
clamaton prorogung the Legislature until 1853 The Re-
pubcsns left the halls and thereby broke the quorum
each House. but the Democrats refused to recognise the
propagation, aud continued the session The Governors
pretext is that there disagreement between the two
Houses on the subject Of adjournment but there was no
parliamentary disagreement whatever. The Democrats
n the afternoon, finding themselves poweress to do any
further business entered protest upon the record rect-
log the facts and arragnng the Governor for his
ton and unconstitutional acts, and informally left their
seats not recognising adjournment but revolutionary
breaking up OF the Legislature The Governors procla
nation was intended TO and did defeat the one hundred
thousand dollar appropriation for sick and wounded
ders The foal passage Of that bill pending p the
House when it dissolved There is great excitement
aud deep Indignation against the Governor
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-06-18
STATE NOMINATIONS IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, COMO JUNE 1 1.-The Democracy Of Ohio
assembled in the Capitol to-day to the number Of forty
fifty thousand Every train coming to the city bore hun
dreds from every part of the State II was the largest
and most enthusiastic Convention ever assembled in Ohio
Ex- Governor Medill was chosen president.
The first business the nomination Of candidate for
Governor c. L. VallandiRham nominated by accla
nation, amid the prolonged cheers of the multitude
Ex Senator Pugh made fiery speech the arrest
Of Valandgham his mock trial. and despotc
He execrsted Burnsdes Order No 49, spurned and deed
it. In spite Of his wish to decline the nomination Mr.
Pugh was nominated for Lieutenant Governor
Judge Van Trump was nominated for Supreme Judge
Resolutions denouncing Vsllandig hams arrest were
adopted. committee Of twenty was appointed TO wait
the President Of the United States and demand his re-
turn
No Interference by the military occurred the soldiers
taking part in the proceedings Resolutions thanking Cen
Mason and the Provost Guard for the Qentemsny
in which they had discharged their duties wero passed
Speeches were made by y. 8. Cox Samuel Medary.
Judge Thurman and othersal bitterly deuoupcine Ceo
Burnside aud hs order That order may be consderod
uuy IN Ohio unless the Administration proposes TO i'm
prison two thirds Of the population.
Governor Seymour, OF New York was heartily endorsed
despatch from Judge Parker coonselins the Democracy
10 rebuke despotsm by eectna vsllandeham was read
aud repeatedly chesred.