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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
CITATION No. 2il.
UTTATIUN NO. III.
-illiam Mccullough vs. George Payne OF al.
HE STATE OF TEXAS

'iIliam Mccullough vs. George Payne OF al
HE STATE OF TEXAS
CoUNMY OF HILL, J
he Sheriff of said County, Greeting;
vHEREAS in our District Court of said county,
William Mccullough, vino resides IN Dallas
ntv, has filed his petition in said Dit'lct Court
drpr among other things, that George fayhe,
liam Pavne, Hez PAYNE, Doc Payne, and one Der
Attendants cohercd and cOniedrrtlci Ior me luf-
a of derraudng petitioner in his, that ON or about
nj doy of July 1852 in Dallas county, petitioner
,nd delivered TO said defendants one bay stallloh
,e of the value of four hundred and tiiy dollars,
ryhicb said horse said defendants paid petitioner
hundred and seventy dollars counterfeit Cohl.a-
q hills which sad bills afx wholly without value
he DAMAGE of pei itiouer one hundred and seventy
,rs and praying for Judgement for l7o dollars
interest and costs and affidavit being made that
defend ,nts reside without the limits ofthis state
ara therefore commanded 20 summon the .sald
.re PAYNE, William Payne, Hez Payne, Doc fayne
one Berry by the publication of this cilatlon III
Dallas Herald, printed in the town OF Dallas rex
,r four weeks in succession, that they be ana ap-
.bafore the istrict court of said county, at the
n house in the town of h Hilsboro on the o'h Moh-
after the lst Monday in March 1865, there 10 an
he netition of said Wm. Mccullough, the sub.
zee of which is in this writ given. Herein laii
and make due return of the same, as the law re-
Test S. +. HaIlen, Clerk of said District
Courl, and seal of the same ut Hillsboro,
EAL this 2Oth February 1868.
H|0 ST HARLAN, d. @. Ii. Z.
,me to hand February the 2}d, a. d. lsoi, ana
by mail to the Dallas Herald, for pubiication.
w. CROOK, Dept. sheriff, IL, I.
~ printers Fec .YIb.
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A.lmiuistratOr,s Notice.

Office is hereby given hat at the January Term
1894. ofthe Probate Court Of Dallas county, the
,rsirned was appointed Administrator de bOnis non
,e estate of william Kirby, deceased. Wherefore
- :, I.- said estate will make payment
~. ga t I'd those having claims against
..f,.st I,f, them, properly authenticated,
.....B. . lied by law.
81 b, u q MAS, Admir-. de bonis non.
...-.... tfiW
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E@sFa Mr.. James Craig, who left Victoria
.or California in ;hc spring of 1854, has ar
rived in this city on his way home, having
been absent nine years. Mr. Craig Started
form California on the 10Th of August in
company with five others, who like him
self, were determined to get out of Old
Aha'' lominions at any hazard. One, Mr..
4. V. GriHiu, died Of mensles on the way
two stopped in Mexico and three came
through. Mr.. {. says there is strong
Southern sentiment in CalIonin. The
party suffered much from sickness on their
way, and were ANNOYED 10y Lincolnites. In
chihuahua they got into prison and were
indebted tr the Kindness Of Il resident, Mr..
George McNanus, in getting ont, for which
they express profound gratiIude.-Sd'
.dnfonio UeraR.
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fs4erJ,t or's Notice.

y ~ ma, ~, 1853, OF The County Court OF
r.' ,.,. !. . 4 cas, the undersigned was ap-
ia .....,rl li last will and testament of
~. rr... ceased This is therefore TO
%. ..l.rs ng claims against said estate
..1 operly authenticated, within
.....I. 81. ,se indebted 10 the estate will
...Haslr payment.
Ill II. HAWKINS, Executor.
.-- ..rs H.H. ry 7th. ls'si.-ll:6w-
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Letter from 1t. Col. Bounds.
CAMP = miles from Shelbyville,
Tnnn.. Inn. Ith 1853.

passcd . miles North of Mrrlrceshoro,
camued in line of battle two days, and Oh
The evening OF the 18th, We found the enemy
WAS advancing on Mur:recshoro TO our left.
We moved oil and met them four miles out
from town and had some light skirmishing
betwccn sun down and dark. On the IOth
the sbirmishing commenced at day iight
and continued until two hours ny sun IN
the evening at which time there was heaVy
cannonading and general attack on onr
right wing. The Feds charged our lines
twice, aud were repulsed and driven bacN
about five hundred yards at dark, and both
armies lay in line of hattie all night, Col.
Buks OF our Regt. was on duty as field ot-
fcer of the day, and had charge OF oar
picke,s, he called on ioe TO assist HIM. we
placed out u line of pickcts within ! 10 yds.
of the enemys line of bn,tIci we called our
men to arms in line Of battle hoto"c day
light on the morning of the 3!S' and NJ
light the left wing Of our army, consisting
Of the Texas Brigade, comnanied 'y Gen
VI. d. Ector. and tn" Ark BlFnd" coin-
manded hy Gen. McNair under the imme-
date command Of Maj. Gen. McCown,
charged the encmy's strong hold, routed
hilu ch"s'V 'hN'" "'o"1 NV ''' 2
the ground We pnss"d over s'Fe%eH win
cad and woundei ianNees' irom 'ne s'""c r,
oil Brigadicr Gen. down TO pr!'aN' iae
killed Of The enemy III inis charge IS r@S"- @
mated at 1000, wounded '~, prisoners 'VV'
and % pieces Of artillery aud 300" sta ~
OF arms captured. Oar Rcgt, captured u
pieces Of the artillery. When The charge
was called of there was not led 10 %" seen
except some cavalry that were making their
way 10 n cedar break, on It double qhirE,
md the ininn;y thai had not lei! o. been
capturcd had jhrown Oh ,hei' hnu"sa"&s,
and al! baggage and dispersed in I've hi'i'
and thick woods. When we inaG@ the charge
we took them by surprise, aud made them
leave their breakfast on the fires and niony
hundred po, Of Rio coffee was run over or
left to bell out. Our loss was small in this
eneanement. our charge being 80 Sc ere
that the enemy did not stand to fire h'ii one
voley on us before running, aud their re-
serve made but a poor stand. In tins charge
we lost our gallant Col, JoHN c. BUEKs.
He was mortally wounded iw takinr the
first battery early in the engagement. When
he fell the Regiment and Conieaeracy lost
warm friend brave and chivalrons COM
mander aud patriot. He lived until the
evening OF the 4th lust. and was Inferred
with military honors on the 9th Vim. II.
Uolcomb of Co. G. was killed shortly ter
the first battery was taken. He had cap
tured one of the enemy S large aagsand trail
ed il in thc dust. No one could say too
much of his galantry or his devotion to
hts ,ou,t,v and friends in sur army. Our
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11
-a..-,lut- .ator,s Notice.

ewing been appointed Admin
ate Of Noah Myers, deceased,
Deuton county. Texas, Ct the
4. 1862, all persons holding
dent, will present them. duly
he time prescribed by law, or
ed; and all those indebted
iymenf.
AIM MYERS, Adm'T. &c.
i.-ll.6N >
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-11

r. Mark l.. Stroud, OF Rush county,
has refused 10 take Confederate money from
the agent of Mrs. Caroline E. HALL and Is
therefore p1biseed by said agent de-
preciatOr OF the currency.
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TERMS OF
THE ALIAS II Z r A l. D,

PUBLISHED EVERY NEDNEsDAl.
,NE copy, six months in adcnn'el al %,
rates Of Advertising.
Advertisements inserted NJ ihv ralc 'iOne Dollar
square ofoigh, lines for the hrst Insertion ana
ccn's for each subsequent insertion,
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NUMBER Is.


| think exists. In response 70 such ap-
pepl havO to say, it gave me pain
when Ilearned | that Mr.. Vallandishar
had been Srrosted.-th Is, / was pained
that there seemed 10 be necessity for
aIresling him and that il will afford
nae great pleasure to discharge him so
soon as can, by any means, believe tho
public safety viii not suffer BY il. I
further say, that as the war progresses,
It appears to me, opinion aud action,
which weroin great confusion at frst.
take shape and fall into moro regular
channels, so that the necessity for strong
dealing wiIllthom gradually decreases.
| have every reason to desire that it
should cease altogether, and far from
the leasti my regard Tor he opinions
and wishosof those who, like lho-meet-
ing Of Albany, declare their purpose to
sustain the government in every cons.
tutionalbhd lawful measure 10 suppress
the rebellion. STILL must continue to
do much as may seem to be required by
tho public safety.
A. LINCOLN.
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ES5- 1t will be recoocied probably
by Somo, how, several years ogo, the
household ofan officer in tho army OF
the United States was thrown into con.
sternulion and mourning by tho sadAOn
and mysterious disappearance Of tho
wife and mother, who was its dol
The family then resided on Staten Is
land. AiIer long and painful search
on the part Of her friends, tho couclu.
sion wOs at last reached that suicide
had been her fate. and the hob.limsnla
OF mourning were put on for tho lost
one. Buttwo years. afterwards infor.
nation was received that she had indeed
committed the most nwfal of suicides,
and was then living 10 Italy with Onoth.
officer of tho United States army, ma.
med Wymun, as his wife. AT tho som.
moncoment Of the war WymOn returned
with his victim to Boston. took COM
maad Of onclof the Massachusetts, regi.
mcnls, and was killed at tho battle OF
Fair Oaks
The injured husband, now Gen. Ban.
nan, Of the army, has just obtained
decree Of devorc in the Supreme
Court Of the District.
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Uuclc Abo's WY Latest Joko.

During the past week a gentleman
called upon the President end solicited
a pass forRichmond. We'll, said the
President, I would be very happy to
obligc you, If my passes were respected;
but the fact is, sir, have, within tho
past two years, given passes to two hun.
dred and fifty thousand men TO 90 10
Richmond, and not ono has got thOm
yet The applicant quietly and respect
fully withdrew on his lip'toCS,
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amorlcnplllng Hofthern Mexico.

hhASAAN'lNl1ihr = !NNitIEtU aAeAlCNS
The San Francisco Bulletin saws that
the large Investment Of capital in tho
deserted aud uudevoIopOd mines of Nor.
thern Mexico promises soon to Ameri.
canizc that section, as, in addition TO the
iamence amount Of machinery and 9th.
er freight going, there can DO added o
constant flow of Calilornans, whose
skill and knowlede of modern miniug
caeno, fail l9iajgcc further emigratioS.
The effect Of this interest is already et
by tho San Francisco steamship lms,
which can now scarcely accommodate
the passengers offering, and sill less tic
freight. MuSh freight is now sea, by
sail yessl6s which would bo chippod BY
steamer Of proper facilities were sirord.
ed. 'n
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Gbc cIl)ccItlp l1tpisttr.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY DY
GEORGE W. TIPPETr,

POINT PLEASANT, VA.
Iss One dollar and fifty cents per au
city in advance.
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LETTER FRoM THg EIaHTH VA.


DbDoEpoRr, Juno llth, 1858,
Friend Tipsa-You will doubtless,
be glad to learn that our regiment (tho
9th Virgina) Is now al this place in a
camp of instruction, and rapidly boing
converted from Infantry to Cavalty,-
Our horses arc here, and we expect aoon
torocOive carbines. sabres and revolvers,
A few weeks drill will put us in fno
condition for good and effective service
Colonel Obey, and Lieutenant. Colonel
Polsley aud Major Slack, nro all with
u', craming cavalry tactics into US "a
fast as possible. The boys are all ia
high spirits, now that they SEQ their
long cherished lGPoS urO realized, Our
mounting had been delayed SO long,
tia, lhOy began to think it humbug;
that they had been doceiyc1i but, il is
oil rightnow, and all VIZ want is
chance atJOnkins OF any other Of like
stamp. The friends Of Tho Eighth in
tho Karawha Valley, will, l am sure, be
as well pleased as we arc ot this consu.
nation Of our wishes, and now Is tho
time for all who desire to be in a Cav
airy Regiment to join us. We arc now
dmong the strongest Ot the old Regi.
mepis, butare unxiods 10 have more Of
our old friends with u.s. The boys are
well sndsaudskiad erSetings n sEcir.
friends in the Kauawha Valley.
Yours, &c.,
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AVuiS, NVD
JohS NJ. RrYsoLDs,<
Capt. Co. D, 9Th Va. Vols.

P. s.-All those who wish to volun.
tecr with US, can repOrlto Sergeant Tiar.
vey Reynolds, of Co. D, slh Va. Vols,
at the Mouth Of Thirteen or at Leon
Transportation will be furnished.
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UNI0N MOUSE.
Main Street

POINT PLEASANT, VA,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
TNHIS Hotel is in the business portion Of the
and The proprietor pledges himself TO spare no
pains to give entire satisfaction to all who may
tr pleas ! 70 cal upon hi'u,
march 20-ly.
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DIR. JAMS n. HOOFF

IIlENDERS his professional services to tn
/ citizens Of Point piea,sut, and vicinity.
He keeps constantly on hand lar5c supply
or irrys. III, prints, dyslu's, yarh.h Essences
x.ra:ts, prrilm.ry and soaps Of MI kinds and
patent medicines aud Il very superior article Of
s0ssapwlla.
Henl-ol..,a a large stationery tohncco, ci ars
and an excellent IricIe fplrc cider vinegar
Feb q, 1859 Ig'
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-12

FIoN MISUNDERSTANDING to the report of
the desertion of Mississippi troops which be does
not believe the editor Of the Macon Telegraph says
We save the best accounts Of the temper and
spirit Of Gen Johnston's army, from friend who
Was there only few days ago, and mingled freely
With the soldiers, partaking Of their fare and shar-
Jog with them the friendly sod for pillow at night
lie says more uudaunted set of men never walked
the green earth, and if some Of our whipped people
1t home should 60 there with their long faces and
croaking tonsues the boys would be very apt to try
halter upon then. They have not the smallest
idea of being whipped, but are brim full Of conf.
dence in themselves aud their leadsr-are down on
the Administration, aszsn on Pemberton, and par
ticulary down on ssbsdtxtes the latter being rdi.
culed with every device the cit of the camp could
contrive.
Our friend says that he saw about 1000 of the
,Fcksburg garrison. They rsportei their treatment
BY their Federal eaptors . extremely kind and for
bearing Not an insulting DEMONSTRATION or offensive
note Of triumph marked the entrance Of the enemy
into Vicksburg. The men mingled freely together
after the surrender, and the deepest regrets were
expressed At the hard fortul,e which had arrayed
brave men in deadly hostility o. any wish to inurs
each other. Lincoln and the ebeli4ieniAts were
aoidly and deeply cursed by the grsat body of the
Federal soldiery and the most veEoncds feeling
seemed to exist among the pri'stss iowa, ds the
Degrees in the army. The boys reported thsta knot
Of these undertaking to insult and iesr the Con-
federate prisoners instantly killed by thu
but no neties xas taken Of the act."
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OUR CAUSE AND COURSE!-TO PEG.
W PIE OE NORTH CAROLINA.-Ofice Chief Com.

OUR CAUSE AND COURSE!-TO PEO-
u PIE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-OHice Chief Com
mIssary, s., Greensborongh, July 9Th, 1868.
Couformsby the Circular of the COmmssary General
of Subsistence approved by the Secretary Of War the
Commisssrat Department this State is divided into
four Districts for the purchase and proper distribution of
subsistence Stores and chief purchasing commissary of
ability and experience has been appointed in each district
who has appointed sub-agent for each county.
This system IS deemed adequate to meet snch
emergencies may arise, and | hereby earnestly sp-
peal 10 the people of this State to bring forward to
these purchasing agents of the Government all articles
OF subsistence IF every kind which they possi-
bly, spare This is patriotic duty which avery good citi
bis country and is hoped that there will be
necessity for mp,essng such articles the army will be
Obliged 10 have for its support The orders force ndi
cate but method by which Commssaries from other
States whether depots with armies in the field,
obtain supplies pm this State and strict adherence to
them Indispensable to develop the of the
States alike All District Commsssries in this State aud
their subcommssares and agents therefore, hereby
directed prohibit interference within their appropriate
limits and shipments Of purchases made be attempt
ed they will take steps prevent lhem and if necessary
impress the stores.
Resident Quarter Masters respectfully requested to
refuse ans0ration such Shipments and report the
the cummsssry whose District the transactions
occur. JAMES, SLOAN,
Maj. and Chief CUmmissary,
for the State of North. Carolina
Aug. 3, 1868. Swat.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-12
al StanSara.
For the Standard.
NATIONAL HYMN.

NAlVNAL HMM.
A nation bows, Great God! to Thee alone
With broken contrite hearts, and streaming eyes;
But sin and dust we fall before Thy throne.
Oh, rend the Heavenl come down and hear our
cries!
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brandt
We turn away from Msmmon's crumbling shrine,
We turn from wild Ambitions shrine of blood,
We hear the gracious call of Love Divine,
To turn to Thee, our Saviour and our God:
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brandt
We cease to lean upon an arm of flesh
We seek no longer help from Egypts coasts
Thy Spirit calieth to our souls afiesh,
. To trust in Thee alone, Oh, Lord OF Hosts!
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brandt
Oh, whom have We in holy Heaven but Thee9
Now, none on earth but Thee do we desire,
Yet, oh, our tender, plying Father see
These precious souls, and this devourng irel
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brand!
How long, how longf Oh, Lord Of Hostsl how
longs
This flaming furnace grows intensely red,
Grows whte-though we are ashes, Thou art strong.
Thou art "the Life ITSELF though we are dead:
Wake bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy band.
And from this fearful burning pluck the brandt
Our brothers blood rests dsrky on our souls
The stain attracts the lightning of Thy wrath,
1t il Thine own eternal Justice rolls
Those dread, red thunder bolts across our path;
But .Jesus Gied for Us Extend Thy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brand!