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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-26
Dye Stufs.
1862. MACKEREL. 1862,

WE are now IN receipt of large and well
w selected stock of New Maekerel, eompri-
sing the following:
Extra large. large, and medium, in barrels,
half barrels, quarter barrels and kits.
Herrings in barrels and boxes, which we
will sell by wholesale and retail. at prices to
suit. D. S. FORD L BRO.
April "a, 50.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-26

IL hi imself permanently,=AE -
that is, to make his home in g.
this community. has opened large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
And a host Of other articles too numerous TO
mention, in the building adjoining McCaf
ferty's Shoe Shop, and fronting the Public
Square. which he will sell at prices defYing
competition. He can fit any person, with
clothing, from the honest farmerto the biggest
dandy, and in the boot and shoe line any one
from the smallest child to the largest man.
Doing a strictly cash business it enables him
to sell cheaper and better goods than any
house in town. Buying his goods for cash,
persons who buy Of him can save 20 to 80
per cent, and no mistake. His stock will he
found complete. Call and examine.
Gsllipolis. Nov. 81. l662.-3m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-26
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND


All kinds Of Watches. Violin Trimmings;
Gold Amer. Watches; Italian Violin Strings
Silver American Lever Gold Loekets;
Watches; Plated LOekets;
English lever Watches Gold Keys;
Ladies Gold Watches; Gold Pins;
Duplex Watches; Gold Finger Rings;
Lepine Watches; Gold Shirt Studs;
8 day alarm Clocks; Gold Sleeve Buttons.
80 hour alarm Clocks; Gold Bracelets;
Weight Clocks; Gold Breast Pins;
Spring Clocks; Gold Ear Drops;
Silver Spoons; Colored Speetacles;
Plated Spoons; Double Glass Specta
Silver Thimbles; eles;
Gold Chains; Near-sighted Speeks:
Plated Chains; Coral Beeds;
Steel Chains; Pocket Books;
Silver Chains; Fancy Hair Pins;
Guitars; and great many othel
AecOrdeOns; articles.
Flutinas;
All articles sold by me will be warranted
as recommended at the time Of sale. Alsc
cash paid for old silver.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry neatly re-
paired and warranted. 1t1
---- WIN. SHOBER,
s Public Square, Gallipolis, o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-26
Cigars,
Chocolate.
Tobacco,

DRIGHT pounds, various quantities;
ID Dark sweet pounds;
Half pounds, Bright and Dark;
In quantities to suit.
d. S. FORD BRO.
May I,'62.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-02-26

"Good Heavens!" said Thompson,
digging his heels between his horse:
ribs-"Good Heavens! let me get out
of this horrid place, where not only
the men, but the very babes and suck.
lings swear at inoffensiye traVelers!'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

While the newspapers Of the day have
been filled to OVERLOOKING with pDans
sung over the bravo deeds of men on
the battle. field and elsewhere, litth has
been said or sung Of woman. her self sac
rifces, her devotion to the Union and the
losses she has been compelled to undergo.
Man upon the tie-feld dies like the
fash of the gun and is immortalized. -
Woman remains at home to watch and
wait and weep /, is q sharp, short pang
and all is over With man. He goes to
claim his reward. Il is q lifetime OF
mournfal remembrances with xofnan, D
ceaseless lament over the fate against
which she was helpless.
No one ever blamed Venus for loving
Mars, and we take it, it comes as natural
for woman TO love asoldier BIS to breathe.
Conss qnentiy, we hear Of women as vi
wanderers, OF women accompanying their
husbands n maids arraying themselves
in the ron2h, masculine garh -xAr, that
they may follow their lovers, OF women
lowering like ministering ksigsls about
the cots Of dying soldiers, OF Sisters OF
Charity and Florence Nightingsles.
Woman has nov been tested. The
raid sgsinst her must forever csase. --
Cynics must no longer question voman's
asefulness, regard her ~ painted but
terfy or pretty TOY, mourning the loss
of hp.dog, an ilLGtting dress, o. the
disappointment Of . milliDer. 1t has re-
NAMED for this goodiy year Of our Lord,
eighteen hesdrsd cad sixty three, inau-
gurating brave words and desds.io uitassS
the on-rushipg of tho legioss Of liberty,
and to ignite in woman's bress, the Are
aud enthusiasm, the brave emotions and
sonerous enthusiasm which have lain dor
mani since the days Of Molly Stark.
Fine ladyism, with its cnnui. rendering
life tedious ~ twicc-toid tale, has de-
v.loped into an active patriotic vitality
and woman has DOW found that sphere
about which 30 much seuselsss twsddle
has been expended In this nineteenth cen
tury. Woman, soothing the grief she
cannot dispel womau. the COED Ssmari-
tan, pouring oil into the wounds she can
not heal woman. enduring the horrors
OF the battlefield, to savAand succor; wo.
man, administering sweet sympathy te
men in sickness and sorrow; women
speaking brave words OF hops 10 the faint
Ing; woman, closing the eyes Of the ,dy
ing to their las. sleep; woman, with will
ing nngers and weary feet, At the sewing
machine, preparing the equipments 0
grim yisaged" war: woman, at home
bidding God-speed to the husband, ~,
brother, and son, 10 the righteous caus
Of liberty; thus we find her. Woman
gives up the only tie which links her /
the world. Can she give up more Thu
il is that the days Of Coruelia and th
Spartan mother are restored,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
Young Mem.

There is M moral object 50 beautiful 70
me as conscientious young man. !
watch him Ne ! do star ia heaven; clouds
NAV be before him. but we kno~ that his
light IN behind them. and will beam forth
again; the bisze OF Others popularity may
ou,shinc him, but We know that, though
unseen, be Eliminates his own true
sphere. lie reslsts temptation. not with
out a struggle, for that Is not virtue;
but he resists and conquen. He hears
the sarcasm Of the proaigate, and II snngs
him, Tor that is trait OF virtue, but heals
with It's own pure touch. he who says
IN his heart, but mol with his lips, "Thefe
il no God" controls him not; be sees the
hand OF creating God aud rejoices IN
il,
Woman Is sh. Itered by fond arms and
loving counsel; old age |. projected by x
periepce, and manhood by strength; tut
the young man stands amid the tempss.
tions Of the world like a self bsiancee
tower. Happily ia he vi o seeks and galn'
the prup of morality.
Onward, then. conscientious youth
raise THY standard, aud nerve tbyseif FOL
goodnessl Ii God has given thee intel
lec,ual power. awake in that cause. Ne
YER let it be ssid Of thee, ale helped Il
swell the river Of sin BY pouring his il
fluence into It's channels" II thou ar
feeble in mental strength. throw not tha
drop into polluted current.
Awake, arise. young man! assume tina
beautiful garb of virtue. 1t is difficult
be pure aud holy. Put on thy strength
then Let truth be the lady Of thy low
Defend her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

ARKANSAS. - Among the regiments
that have arrived within few days are
the following from the Northwest: Sd
Iowa infantry, 10Th Iowa Infantry, 36th
Iowa infantry, 40th Iowa infantry. esth
Wisconsin infantry, 25th Wisconsin in
fantry, 9TH Wisconsin Infantry, l2th
Michigan, 9th Kansas cavalry, LIST Indiana
infantry, AID Illinois infantry, 18th HI
inois infantry. Tooth Illinois infantry.
6Ist Illinois infantry, Sd Iowa battery,
and 9th Ohio battery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many pretar@l~ns said un'ier the nsmo Of
BtisSs put ~, Ia qasrt bottles compounded OF tbe
ehss pest sh key etfm9o nm casting IRON 20 T.
% csnts per eSpOa, 1he issss dsgaissd by ANNE
ltartandeE seea
Ihs ra.s 81 bitters hiss esus~a ard Will eent nae 10
Gao Sc fOrg thr1 be sold die the
IN az dfun ssri y tber Vs. t systea 10 sept
e4ut,nualy Bad~r me ms huee ot alcoholic sttmu lsns
OF he EiBf, ths crs4re cor Lqgor created
Kept up ad che resait Is AZ 1he horrors atea up
ON a drnpkArds. ilf4 and Gesfa
Ro ihess who q sslfs hna wlif have Lquor b'tteFs
hii%a the ffll4s iHs fre~tp Ger 0ae Belle Of
H0afane'. 6rrmaE stitcYs 4u'i TX sin three quarts
OF coed BFanGy or Mhsaey, ana she rf-1.t wit ee a
pss ,a 4tvn ,hst sif far excel usedetn vlttues
and tna ~iie OF aty - s0e e5as Lsqap' u ss
ia he mArkes, snt si cost usgf teSS VOC will bss
all tha ylrlue 4 l9unaaas E,tgFs CORRECTION with
geo4 aFiHls % At4aef All much less pfiae th4n
this. Inferior prepafations v ~ cost you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

KENTUCKY ELECTION. - The returns
show that the following members Of Con-
gress are probably elected lst district,
lucien Anderson; ed. George II. Yeat-
man; Sd, Henry Order; 4th, Aaron Hard
ing; 5th. Robt. Mallory; 9th, G. Clay
Smith, 7tb, Brutus ]. Clay; 9th, W. X.
Randall; 9th, w. N. Wadsworth--all
Union men. Those from the second,
third, fourth, fifth and ninth districts
were members of the last Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

EF A British officer has invented =
new rifle ball. charged with solid phos-
phorus. When lodged in any object it
burns with great 6erceness for some time.
Ii ii were fred into a rebels belly, he
would probably feel as if he had swallowed
a gill OF Confederate whisky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

+ II f @ III L S.
BY this route, FreiEhts fall description oan BE-
TO and from philadelphia, New Fork,
Bossop or BsltI more TO and from any potnt or the
Railroads Of Ohio, kentucky. Indiana, Illinois,
wisoonsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT.
cd "a any point on the Ohio, Muskingum, kentueky
Tennessee. Cumberland, Iiiinois, Mississippi, Wis
consip, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Rsd Xiv
era. and at Cleveland, sandusky and hicago with
stsa mers All ports The North w estsrn Lakes
Merchanisand shipperscutrustingt the ,ransporta
ton OF their Froightto this Company can rely win
on Its speedy transit.
The Mates 81 KreigAt
To.ndfrom any poiutinths west blythe Penhsyi.
vsnia Central Railroad, are at all times AS Pa
voRABLk AS ARK CHANGED BY oTHkRRAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
TT eparticularto mark PACKAGES, ssviA PnHs.
CENTRAL X. R.pIU
For Freigh Contrasts or shipping Directions, APP
ply to address either OF the following Ayents Of
lho Company.
3; A;sTEwART. rrsisa. Agent. Piss:sarrA
II. W. BROWN d Co, Cincipns o.
R.C MEfDRUM CO., Madison, Ind.
i'll MOORE. Louisville, Ny.
w. MAILMAN = Co., Evansville, Ind.
R.F. SASS, st. Lonfs, Missouri.
CLARKE Il CO., Chicago. III.
s H;x ss9LA r sosTaos q; x.r,,,.
w.H.&E. l.. LANGLEY, GaiIipolis, %.
s. PIERCE Co, GAINESVILLE %.
n. Il. HUDSON, Ripley, y.
4. C.MELDRuk, General Travelling Agent
for me south ana west
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18


"a cssss out ~ hu ndred.
Isdne@d By the exten ssve sale aud universal popu-
srtly of HOOD ,nas btters tpsrei, xslsbs)
hoss u ieaoreBt aasAs ana puieus adyeBarers
have opened upon suaerag hansliy the 1od gates Of
koxfvnms in the shape 81 poer shisksy, vifefy CON,
pounded with issn drugs, and ehfs,sned fonics
Bs0@ sshies aud bitsersi ~
Bsv ss~ Of Tho luna uerable array Of Aeotele pre-
psrattass In ptsihSrr bottles, and stx beitisd g.
uadsf ths modest sppsistion Of sitissi which instead
Ut curiae eny syssste dlsease, and leave ths dsap-
pointed sufferer IA dsspaSv.
H0OrLAsDs GERMAN DITT1Rx!
Are not new aud antried article. but have stood
the tcst Of n-ea years trial BY The AmeeAa ~ bsic
samiiat p,epsr alton. The pYoppslors have thousands
Of L~atsss from the most esninrni
Cisrgynsn, Lawyers, Physicians, and
- Citizens,
resIs,ipeo Of their own per.ensi kno~iedss, TO the
nee'snd medical virtues os th>se Blsiefs
DO you want something to strepgthenyous
DO you want good Appetite
DO youwant to build up your Constitution!
Do you want 10 feel well @
Do you. want To get rid Of Nervousness
Do you want Energy
Do you want to sheep well 2
| DO you want brisk and vigorous feeling ?
| you do, use HooPLASDs GERKAs BfrrERs.
Frs~ Ass ksxts~ Brs~n ID D. E2a~ eftA< ExsS-
| slsssata q RssagsSHs ksestssSs.
Although uss disposed 10 favor ~ recommend Patent
Medicines tn rcnefsi N sosyh al tfus 81 thst taKy~
Aients aua ~necfs yet know Of ufeisst res .ons
hy trsths 10 The benefits he believes
himself 70 have received ON amy simple pFspa alien
n hope that may thus Contribute TO the benen
| Of osbrrs-
do this the more readily in regard 70 boefanc'i
Gevmsn Bittsrs, pr~psrsd by DR.. Z. N Jsstson, c
this c.is bscxnse vas freindieed against them io
many years under ths impressen iRafths chtef
III an Aicnh.r rpixiure. sm Edeotsdto nay friend
Robert Shoemaker, Ed, for ihe remosAs OF this pre-
taaec By proper tesis aSd foF agsmebt tr,
pasm ghxn snGrras IRON Ere&t Eva loss continued de-
b3jity, rae ufkEee Optivs ~ thsse bers, at ths
beEntiag oi ths present y~A was ION 81 es .vaen
relief saa s~siorstion % drgfee o. boAii, ard
ytgoy bach had { teitfor Elk months before ans
had sfmost despsred 4 reesuiuK. therefOre thAn'
God aud my fsIsod for dieetigr 70 tRe Of hem
NEWTON BkoN NJ
7 pen.a.fscAm I.an ca sG1l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
u . Il s A L Il.

4af,et rear ends Of Lots CSC Block is0.
q r.et do d. ItAi3, I" g0a.
% lse on Main street b-tw sn 9th aud 7sh, Block 81
se NJ Of n W. u oil see a. Tp. O., kAngo D..
hi, p,opesty will BE- cold all together at very low
II. o. TEH-EYCK,
Aur II. Iesa Heal kstas Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

EE Mahony has left the Dubuque Her
aid, bat not his party" The leopard
has only changed his place, and not his
'spots."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18

ANOTHER DRAFr.--It is understood
that further draft, OF one 10 every four
OF those not before drafted, is 10 begin
next week in the District Of Coulumbia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
LIVE STOCK.


prover sand Farmer vii nnd this he mos h an
route for Live stock. Capacious rards well
wstered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened and itseonnections ndcvsry
attention. 10 paid totheir wants. From HArrsburgh,
where will be found every convenience for feeding
md resting achotce IL offered OF the PHlLADkL
pIfiA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
rhiswiii lso be found she shortest qutckesl and
uost direct rout flor Stockto New foEk-[yi Hen,
townl--and with fewer chanEcsthan any other
kNOCH LEWIS, Generalsupt., Altoona, Pa.
L. l.. HoUPT, Gen .TietetAKt philadelphia
H. n. HOUSTON, Gensrai Freight agent
div PA ds,p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
" T. PERKINS,

Metallic Burial Gases kept costsntIy on hand for
Viii b article am aois agent Those from distance
can be accommodated BY application TO me. wooden
Cof1us trimmed orders short notice. and having
INV own Hesrse aud carriages, / am prepared to Al
tend to funerals very reasonably. 0rde,stet at my
oniee, or II my residence, corner ofsixth and Ex-
change Streets, will meet with prompt attention.
ape9-diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-18
MoorxAND's GERMAN BrrrnRs

Are not new aud antred article. but have s,oo
the tsst Of nf-en years trial BY The AmereAa- ga bc
aud heir repaasAson and sale rivAlied by
smiat prepar alton. The pYopristor have thousand
OF L~atess from the most etrinrni
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
TILE STATE OLE TEXAS.

Tottc sheriff o. Pdio Piuo Conny-Grettiag:
N0U arc hereby commanded TO cite, by publication
L of this writ, as the law Directs Richard Sloane,
Whose place of rtslcncc is unknown 10 painlin, TO
bcari appear at the next Tcrm Of the District Court,
20 be Id in AMI for the c0in of PaO Piiio at The
Gourt House thereof, the 9th Monday after ihelSt
Monday Ia September, III 3; then and here 10
ser to the complaint of lis wife Frances A. Shane.
~ st firth ia her petition, wherein she ae'iges Ii
marria:e wiki sail defendant, and ihatslc had PER-
formed II. the duties incumbent on her az good and
faithful wife, but that said Richard Su,hc the de-
faud.at. aheut the month Of August, ls5S, lad len
ier wi h intention of Abandonment and hnd poue 10
fort Cobb in the Indian rcrritory where he rrinin-
cd for some tonr years, during The greater iari Of
which time he had lived in adultery with another
wom,n. Wherefore plaintiff pays defendant may
lie cited. and for Decree of Diurc and for judgment
for ,, and for general relief Herein fail not
Witness j. c. Carpenter, Clerk of the
/srar. \ District Court. In and for tho county Of
| DG ',o Pinto, and State of Texas, with bis
~ D - private seal. there heing seal of court
yet provided. This 25tl, day II August lSl3.
4O:4w }. G CARPENTER, Clerk.
tPRrSrERs FEg Si5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
sJMDAY NIGHTS MAIL.
SnnLyEronr. Srlt l2.

" The enemy crossed the Arkansas river IN iorce
yesterday below Little Rock, turning Gen. pricr's
dcfenses. lie has fallen back IN good order Bon
ton, twenty-five miles this SIDE"
his needs no comment. Little Rock IL In the
hniis Of the enemy, bnt Gen Price Will Offer hati
Us SOON MS he can do so consistently with safety.
4 dispatch has also come IN fruia Alexandria 1t
isio ne effect That the ''cnemy have Fallen bnck. aud
that Alexandria for The time being is safe; !" hut we
inst not 'el'rc ourselves, he will come again and
We iillist la Prepared to meet him
CHARLESTON. Aug: 25--Charlesion wa not shellpd
last night, heavy rain storm which set IN, and
winch still continues preventing 1t.
There was only hundred and fifty shots fired Mt
Sumter yes rrlay but there has bcn occasional fr-
ing last night taui this morning.
Al order has been issued for the removal of all
cotton.
Til. lire department Is organized and on the alert
CHARLE-TJs, Aug. 2J.-The enemies land batteries
this morning fired sl,asfy Fort SUMTER the James
Island batteries and Fort simpains replying.
This afternoon the enemys fire was n.o.s rapid
aud ra' y.
Forrest issiaied TO have reruiSed seven Yankee
cavalry regiments at Sparta. Tenn, on the lnh,
wi u loss II f,riy or ffiy Of his own men killed
aud wounded. The ti,iure of he two Yankee gum
boats on the n,eu vf The Rap pahonnck, 1. fully
c,'biirnicd A Richmond dispatch, nf the e5lh, says
Col. Jackson inls been strmishing with the enemy,
hut thai finally the enemy had fallen back, US lm-
boden was on iie track.
There rumors in Europe that renforrements
were 10 be ktnt 10 he British army In Canada.
R iSencrans sheiied Chattanooga the 2lst uit.,
killing aud woundfng l2 persons. Shells passed
through the Baptist aud Methodist churches. Ne'h-
ing later from there except iha; up the 24h fherc
wa- Increased activity in hoih armies. Ro<encrans
to inaugsirnis m active campaign a and Bragg
is d-osing 81 bis forces 10 meet The schemes of e
enrfny fast they Developed. Tue Yankees
opposite the town are erecting tatteries.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
NOTICE.
Three Hundred Thsusnnd Acres OF

DY order Of the Il IA. Dis rct Court OF tho Con-
ID felerate States, for tho Western District OF
Texas. willolrr f'r sac 10 the hgaest builder Tor
cash IN hand Confederate Notes ar Il ,nds at
Weatherfard Parker Conn Texas on Monday the
18Th day Of o';oher lSJi, Three Hundred Thou.
sand acres Of aud which by said court lns been Sc.
qestratcd ~ the property of allen enemies siiunicd
In the Counties of Parker, Jack, Young. Throck-
morton, d iylor, Haskell, and Knox, and upon the
upper E a.os and Trinity Rivers ani tributaries.
Forty Th Iu'lnd Of which werr granted 10 David q.
Irneit AMI Is contained In twenty two surveys
sneiisiIy m the B'a.uS river in Knox County So.
slu.stra c1 "a The propnry of Iageriy VII iry and
Griswo'l Of New Yurk-Fifty Th,ustnl acre, granted
TO the II fiio Bivm 'as0s AMI Colorado Rail Road
Company In Surveys OF Six hunir ID and iprty acres,
in Y'nag Throck kmorton 4 Ifa'rcli Counties, S..
Nu.statcd ~ the pri,crt orc +. Williams and J. H.
Spaltcr of New York Tho remaining lands for the
iapst part were grantee, to 'lis Texas Emmigration
aud Lind Company commonly called Peters Colony;
and Sophisticated rs ihf prnp,rv of snndry persons
alien 'hemieS who 0'e names aud rcsilance with a
will be given by plots and maps upon the day of sale
MS batter description can not be given here: Thos'
lands have been well located aud are IN surveys Of
Ihra, hundred aud twenty resanl are upon and
above the Fr0niior ttlcmrnts anl nnimpr we'd, in
acountry well watcrd, healthy. and for small grain
and stock raising il iinsrlas ,ed No Other lands
Will Le oflcrd for sale than those which have dcs
oended by direct chain of title from Government
TO the present holdor.
The Receiver will pass his receipt to purchasers
for the parciiasc money with d scrptrn Of the
land sold. III will report the sales To The Court at
the January term next, nid upon cnniirmat ion of
the sales by the court he will immedatly pass deeds
the coust he set asidc-he VIII refund .hc money and
take up his receipt.
j, Q. RUSHING, c. S. Receiver.
Sept. 0, 1863 4l:4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
ALEXANDRIA,. $ ph. II.

When Tho Yankee ynpdal. arrived at iiarrisonL urg
ard found that W. al evacuated AID bl"wn np Fort
garl, they blew mp the jail and burned every
hnnsr Ia The village except tw old log hnis. III"
number nf hecf cattle, horses AID mules they dro,o
oil WAS Immense.
Gen. Green has now had the Mississippi hlockaded
Mt Alurganza ubOui ninr days. IL mistake not tho
'upcii." river Will hr hlrinded ~ another point be-
fore This r'arh-s HouSion.
A Memphis Bulletin III The ?sth has been received.
l.EAvrT%oRrM, Kansas, Aug. -.
From ritizcns Of Lawrence arrived here for snrIl-
les aDd medicines, have gathered The ioll'wii;
particulars regarding The burning of that riiy ly
Qunnireil. The list oi killed and Wounded numbers
rome lHO, the majority uf whom rrrr killed in-tan-
". The names cannot all DO gwen Huw .how'y-r.
The houses iha remain SfHHdii nre iiiird with KILL
ed nnd wounded Of al classes, while irum the iuins
ot ,lc iiirnfd houses the clIr,s frmninr OF other
victims are constantly being fund Iul "nc hotel
i. stumbling, Quanrrcl having spared lai In cons'-
qienrr Of hin hNin- made his homc there soInc
years since without lensc, hut ts proprietor WAS
shnt.
Among The most prt minont citizens the following
are known io have icen been hill d:
Gen. G. ". Callamorc, Mayor ofthr city,
nd his son, j. q. Lane, editor OF the Jonrn-
al, Joseph Frask, J. p. Thorpe, DR.. Girls
wol'', James Edridge, James Perrinc, Col
Stone, Two hroIhors Gill, a. NJ Griswold,
Fred Cimbali, Thomas Murphy, John Spear,
editor OF the Tribune, tLrec hethcrs Dix,
Addison Nauph, duncan Allison, George
Burnt, Juig, Carpenter, Rev. Mr.. Snyder,
August Ellis, icmuel Fulim1lc, Dwight
Coleman, Lewis Swah, T. Loomis, John
Crane Levi Gates, Two hroicrs Rouge,
,'oNn Evans, G. VI. Bell, Aicssrs Keith,
Bow l. y. a. Lee, Iriich, Palmer, Sarge
nnt, Dcsinski, Alhack, towers, aud Brand
ile inhabitants fed into tie ravines and
bushes, and the gnrliliaS stood nIon ih"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
DMrNIsrRAroR.s NoTrcE.-whe

"A ~ ut the July Term iS,3 of The Cuunty Court
for TarrInt county letters of Administration on the
estate Of John G. Andrews deceased, granted
o>te unl.rsigned This Is therefore TO notify all
persons having claims against the said drrnscd to
present them for allowance in tlia n,nnier aud with
in the time required and dirccted by law. And all
persons Indebted said deceased, requested TO
make immediate payment. A. T. ANDREWS.
39:6w Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-23
nmIY1ATRATNR R,a NNrrOE. so.

IA lie, is hercby given, ih,t the undersigned
duly appointed A1muisi ritor of the Estate of WI.
liam Il siir deceased, by The Probate Court Of John
son county, at tDr July Term thereof, 1863 All
those holding claims against said estate will present
them, daily an, henticaied, wiin the time prescribed
by law, AMI all these nlobtei will pl-asa make i'm.
mediate payment. W. w. PRICE, Admir-.