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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-12

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-12

-. Read the letter on our FIRST page,
from "Look Out to the Copperheads.
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DIED,

March Sd. 1868, HOMER ADDISON, soa az
lam and Eunice Lichtenwalter. of r.
n the stomach; aged 3 years and u
Co my little darling. go!
How we miss thee none - y
But the God who gave -
Back we give thee. g IN "A
Ere the guilt Of Gin en6rf y9ss
Pure and spotless ~ Tho III M
Go our little darling. 80. e 8S ~
Thy face again VIC may not - Il &
In time-but in eternity;
There we shall meet, heart to hest
Fearing not that we shall part. m
Y Then weep not pare nts, for the flower
BY death so suddenly snatched away.
For Heaven traDsplants it to a bower
Where blossoms never know decay. ~
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To Ee,vous AnfFa,c'a of both Sexes.

To Ne'v"0s SUHefe' NJ Doth sexes.
AREvEREND GENTLEMEN having heen restored
to health in few days. after undergoing s' the usnal
routine A. d irregular ensIve modes ~ trsrmsnt
without succe =, considers It his sterd dn't 70 CON.
municate tn his ai cted fellow cre'tur"s the ~
crRE IIen'e. the receip, NJ an addressed envei.
ope he will send (fee) COPY osthe pres rpton used
Direct b DR. JOHN n. DAGNALL. ls6 Fulton street,
DeocklyD. NY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

10 the Sheriff OF Paio Pinto Counfy--Greeting:
V0U are hereby commanded TO cite, by publication
i of this writ, tine law directs, Richard Sloane,
whose place of residence is unknown TO plaintiff TO
10 and appear at he next Term Of thr District Court,
20 be held in and for the county Of Palo Pinto at the
Court House thereof, the 9Th Monday after the lst
Monday In September, 1868 then and there TO an
swer to the complaint Of his wife. Frances A. Sloane,
set for in her petition wherein she alledges her
narriage with said defendant, and that she had per-
formed sl the duties incumbent on her good and
f.ithful wife, but that said Richard Sloane the de-
gandrnt. about the month Of August, 1855 had left
with intention of abandonment. and had gone TO
Sort Cobb in the Indian Territory, where he remain
I'd for four years, during the greater iart Of
which time he had lived IN adultery with another
conan. Wherefore plaintiff prays defendant may
~ cited aud for pecree Of Divore. and for Judgment
soF costs, and for general relief. Herein fail not
Witness, J. G. Carpenter. Clerk Of the
(crAr\ District Court. in and for the county Of
! 1a jPalo Pinto, and State Of Texas, with his
y ~ private seal, there being seal Of court
yei provided. This 18th day of August 1868.
f04w &c CARPENTER, Clerk.
[PRIsrERs FEE Sl5.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

In to.morrows edition of onr paper we
shall publish an ortlcr of Brig. Gen. II. +.
McCnloch. commanding Eastern Sub Dis
trici, Announcing that the city of Calves
ton and vicinity arr entrenched camps. and
that after the 10 Of September MI persons
l wing within these camps will he looked
upon as followers Of the camp. except for
eign Consuls, and subject to he tried hy
General and Garrison Court Martial FIR
nnv nfraction of the military laws and
regulations, or of good order. The com
manding General advises that all citizens,
if II were possible should leave the Island,
and offers them tie oppor unity to chnnre
thrir residence in due season. Galveston
Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
5. Il. KIRK ER
THR He r. or WV. Mills, DEcEAszD,
In DISTRICT ,nUnr SEPTEMBER PEnh A. ID. 1863.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE or TEXAS.
To The Sheriff Of johnson County, Greeting;
NyOU are hereby commanded that y"u summon, by
publication IN the Dallas lieri the nearest
Newspaper published to thus place, for ur successive
weeks prcvions tu the fourth Monday in September
noxt, Thomas Mills, whose residence Ia un nOwn
and Catherine Jackson. Nancy BOgger, formerly
Nancy Mils Francis willis, Snsan bunnigham, aud
Sarah sngg. all residents Of Tho State OF lno. ana
alien enemies. the same being the heirs of Niim
Mls. deceased, to v and appear before the u str CT
Court, to lc holden III and for county of Jr n 'n,
nj the Cnnr House thereof in h town of Bur an,n,
on thu 4th Munhayin September next, then an ther,
TO answer the peti,ion OFFS d. Kirkncr, filed n lid
Court against the heirs of WIN. Mills, and allie gng,
in substance, follows, to wit: That the said Will
liam Mills who IL nav dead, for the sum a. Tires
hundred nnd twenty five dollars. did on tli dly
Of January, 1859 sell to petitioner 800 acres lnl
1itua In johnson county, Texas about o'5 miles v.
deg u. of Bnchanan, IA cn,cd to the sail VIII I'M
Mills, bounded viz: Beginning 800 varas Wrs OF hr
n. W. corner ofJ. NJ. Tolani's survey, theme, st
1874 varaa. thence iorth 1Hi varas, thence 1911
varas, thence South lil, to the beginning aud that
petitioner, relying on tho promise of said vii AM
ILLS to make title 10 snd premises when he should
obtain patent for the paid said purchase money
and received possession and made valuable impro,c-
Jnents thereon; and petitioner asern that notwlll-
standing said promse the said william Mills dcpar.
ted this life without making title t" the same and
that the said heirs have failed to cause said title to be
made, notwithstanding they have received in proper
" and money, from tho estate of said William NILS,
deceased, thr sum of $500 each and notwithstanding
. patent has long since issued to the said William
Mills to said premises; therefore he brings his suit,
aud prays process against the heirs of William Mills,
and decree of tho Court decreeng title in petitioner
20 said premises, and divesing the title out of hc
said heirs and vesting the in petitioner, and for
costs and general relief
Herein fail not, but have you then and there, re-
f,re said Court, this writ with rotrrn thereon
.hoying how yon have executed the same.
Witness James Hner, Clerk of the
\ District Court of Johnson County. Given
oEAn ,n,ler my hand and seal Of said Court. in
~ 3 ~ the town of Buchanan this the 18th day
ofApril, 1868. JAMES liINER
Clerk D. O.. j. G.
ISSUED April 10Th, 1863. JAMES HiNER.
Received April nth, 1855, and executed by having
the above citation published for fonr successive weeks
in the Dallas Herald, as directed above.
J. w. MOODY,
(3s4w Sheriff.. G., Texas.
TPrinter's foe 500
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
NDtice to- Farm ers.

r HAVE been engaged for several years in the man
/ uflcture AMI repair of machinery at my shop, ten
niles North of Dallas, the Preston road Findngs
30 large an amount of old IN lchincry now in the corn
try which must be repaired previous 10 the next har
est. give this notice that those desiring tbs repair
# agricui ura machinery may make isame9infe dIpli
cation 1t Is usual for farmers to defer such things
ill notr time of needing them, when l am perhaps
pre- ,,ed as to be unaple to do the work. can do
III work required, If persons will apply now while
! N not pressed o. l.. BAILEY.
Dallas Clunty. July 3Oth. 18i2.-l6:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

Capt. Hammond mentions an Jim tak' n
from Northern papers that shonld stir %
the depth the Indignation Of every manly
Sonshern heart, viz: that the wretch Burn
9 de has added to the haseness Of confining
Gen. Morgan in the Ohio Penitenfiarv, Il o
indignity Of shaving his head, as though
he we're pofhing more than common cul-
prii Col. Shackleford, the reported cap
trrer Of Morgan. has entered on earnest
protest against this treatment, hut it is not
presumed that his voice will have much
weight with the ruling powers At WASH
inrton or elsewhere.-Sherrepori CORES
pondence Of the GdlUeston Ne,rs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
| DMINnsTRAT0R,s NOTICE.

tice is hereby given thar Letters of AdminiSira-
ton d. bons have been granted to me, on the es
tate of Christian Smith. deceased. All persons hold
ing claims against said estate will present them, duly
authenticated, according to law.
THOMAS SMITH, Administrator.
Xaxahachie. Angnsi 4. lSlGl-b7:liw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

A DM1NISTRATDR NOTICE. Mo-
~ ticc Is hereby given that the undrrrigne,' was
duly appointed Adminis rator of the Estate OF WI
ian,.B stir. deceased. by the Probate Court of john
son county. at the July Term thereof 1853. All
those holding claims against said estate will present
chem, duly authenticated, within the time prescribed
by law and all those indebted will please make i'm
mediate payment. w. w. PRlCE, Adnir.,
I2H. .GMtil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.-whete

~ n at the July term 1868, of The County Court
tor Tarrant county letters Of Administration the
Hsi tfe OF John 9. Andrews. decea-ed, granted
20 he undersigned This IL therefore TO notify all
per,ons having claims against the said decreased. TO
pre,en them for allowance. In tbs and with
The time reqnired and drrcfrd by law. And al
\ = immediate payasnt. A. +. ANDREWS,
.6v.t Adfnr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

George Saunders is said 70 he in london
up 10 his eyes in Confederate contracts. Il
is said be had six ships for the Confederate
Government nearly ready fer sea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

carve have received the following stirring address
to tho people OF 'rayson Cmny, from committee
Of the mUstdnuentia! citizens Of that county. NJ q
meeting held there the 3lst ult. The add ess Is
applicable well to every county in tho State III It 10
tv Grayson, and nd it 10 the attentive Pc
rusai Of every one o our READERS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

BsS-The French have asen possession OF
Tampico without fight, and are soon ex-
pecied At Msiamoras.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
. nmaNlaTRATOR,s NOTICE.-l

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTHCE.-No-
N ii is hereby given that Letters of Admin's-
+ration have ZEN granted to me, on the estate of
p r. Smith. deceased All persons holding claims
against said estate will present them duly authenii-
Gated, according to law
THOMAS SMITH, Administrator.
Waxnhachie, August 1, Is Sl-l7:6t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25
T Z l. E q Il HlC NEWS.
VERY LATEST Fr0a eEnEan BBaee.
tFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
Two MILES FROM CHATTANOOGA,
Via Tunnel Hin,
"a ~ Ao.l~ s,.ssl yxseo

lWo MILES FROM CHATTANOOGA, !
Via Tunnel Hin,
ga. NJ, Sept Esd, 1868.
We have driven the enemy from Ceor-
gia back to the Tennessee river. His
lines now extend along the river from
Chattanooga to Charleston, Tenn. Burn
side is supposed to be moving down in
the rear, firing across the river.
The number of killed in the battle Of
Chickamauga is small compared with the
number Of wounded, which is large.
Many are but slightly wounded.
The enemy will probably make stand
at Chattanooga, in the hopes of forming
a junction with Burnside.
Gen. Bragg has issued the following
address to his army:
HEADo's ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
Field Of Chickamauga,
September 2a, 1865.
II has pleased Almighty God to re-
ward the valor and endurance Of our
troops by giving our arms a complete
victory ,th over the arg nssiis Sud Gan
hsfss hHsas; n.sa sr.... .si,-.Aa not. the fss.a
the strong. 81
Soldiers after days of severe battle,
preceded by heavy and important out
post affairs, you have stormcd the barri-
cades and breastworks Of the enemy and
driven him before you in confusion, and
destroyed an army largely superior in
numbers, and whose constant theme was
your decentralization, and whose constant
boast was your defeat. Your patient
endurance under privations, your forti:
tude, and your valor, displayed at all
times and under all trials, have been
mectly rewarded. Your commander ac-
knowledges his obligations, and promises
to you in advance the country's gratitude.
But our task is not ended. We must
drop soldiers tear upon the graves Of
the noble men who have fallen by our
sides and move forward. Much has been
accompliShed-more remains to be done
before we can enjoy the blessings Of
peace and freedom.
(Signed,} BRAxroN BRAGc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

Dism;ssel--The charge against Theodore
Frick, butcher in the Second Market, of sell
ing filthy and unsound meat, was dismissed.
Frick's agent exhibited in the Court room o
large piece of the lining TO the upper jaw Of
beef, on which were innumerabie little
hbres resembling those which were pro-
duced in Court the day before as eats and
puppies claws. In dismissing this case,
however, the Mayor said to Frick, that
while he was perfectly satisfied that the
charge against him of using such meat as
was alleged in the manufacture OF sausage
was not true in this case, yet the very APP
pearance and smell of it was enough tn con-
vince him that such stuff was not lit food
for any one to eat, aud he would not put up
with it. Although, he said, we were in a bad
strait for proper food at this time, Yet we
were not quite SO near starvation rs 10 be
compelled to tat every kind Of filthy trash,
and he would give notice that heavy tines
should be imposed upon all offenders brought
before him in future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

ATLANTA. Sept A---Gov. RuuWn IS
sued to-day proclaaaatio4I Cuacssnine
impressasents of psivate prpegtY fdr
public use. He d imeosused thaf aab.
alieFns, with authority, sesl.,eafly im-
press and givc certificates nue hnaine
upon the Goscrnment Thsse penc1i0sa
ahenaae the people ffem tho Govsrn-
mcnt, anu he Is sure the President. does
not approve Of the outrage.
While the Government has the power
to make impressments, he is xatis1etl
that il should not be exercised by
snlnlterns without written instruc-
tons. He considers It the duty Of tho
State to protect the citizens against un-
authorized seizures.
He informs the citizens Of their rifhts.
and says It is their duty To resisa i'm
pressments by persons who cannot show
legal authority. He directs oil The State
(ciyil and military authorities to assist
persons in defending their property
sgainst illegal seizure, anil arrest and
commit to jail all persons impressinx
without authority until warrant is
sued against them for robbery.
He defines the authority That should
be shown to authorize impress,nent !
He does not intend to em6arrass the
Government agents in the just execution
Of their duty, but will protect the people
against outrages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

CHARLEsnS, Sept "a The enemy
arc still employed with teams and wag-
ens improving the works on Norris
Island. They have unmaskcd several
guns at batteries Gregg aud Wagner, A.
if ready 10 open fire.
1t is reported that Farragut has ar
rived and taken command Of the mons-
Tor fleet, in place Of Dahlgrcn.
All quiet this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Sept 2i.-The enemy
are firing occasionally at our batteries.
There has been very little firing ON our
side to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

HhipI*a-A negro man named Major,
slave vi Frederick j. Weeks, was ordered
whipping yesterday 10y the Mayor for having
q lot of cabbage in his possession about
which he could give no satisfactory ac-
count.
Andrew, the property Of Mr.. Culver, ar
rested without pass, was ordered ten
lashes.
Squire, the property Of Mr. Samuel Samp-
son, was ordered . whipping by the Mayor.
A negro boy belonging to n. g. Pendleton,
named George, was whipped for throwing
stones in the street and striking one Ct the
Gre engines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

Continued Pursuit Of the Encmy-
Railroad Communication Re.
sumeL-t;en. Hood not Dead, etc.

ATLANTA, Sept. a3.-The pursuit
goes on. Our latest report is the follow
ing telegram from Tunnel Hill, Septem
22d, 9 PM:
"7le Latest from Headquarters.
Our army is near Chattanooga. We ex-
pect to be there tomorrow. Rumor
says We occupied it tonight"
Private advices represent that two
thousand prisoners will arrive on the.
down trains to-day.
A large corps Of bridge builders have
beer sent to the front Orders have been
issued to examine the railroad from Dal-
ton to Chattanooga, via Cleveland. II is
supposed that the tr aims will run on to
Chattanooga to-day, as the road to
Cleveland is known to be in good order,
and that from Cleveland to Chattanooga
is not known TO be destroyed.
This morning dispatch from Ring
gold was received by Capt. Butler from
Gen. Bragg's operator, addressed to the
Nashville refuge es here. He says, Come
| on home the road is clear"
| tSECoND DiSPATCH.1
ATLANTA, Sept. 23.-It is stated on
authority deemed reliable that the enemy
has burnt all Of his stores at Chattanoo-
"a, and no Yankee in arms is south oil
the Tennessee river today.
There is no confirmation OF the report
Of the occupation Of Chattanooga BY
Gen. Bragg. but it is generally believed.
Information comes in slowly from the
front
Our loss is variously estimated 4,
from five to ten thousand, Of which five
sixths are wounded slightly. The loss
Of the enemy in killed, wounded, and
prisoners, Is yariously placed at FROM
q, 900 to 1900.
| Large quantities Of arms, baggage
etc, have been brought in to the vaTiOu:
depots in our rear. The army train.
have moved forward.
| Many Of tho wounded are in hoepiial,
near Rock Springa Others have ~,
brought 10 Dalton, Mafis1ta, and Atlanta
| The Press Aasesinaien Tsportar IS !
| the front, and i y hpsd thsf u VII b
| psrmitted = ssnd 4 tsue rspostn
| Gen. Heed = ~ 1se1 Hin tight II
| waa smpatat1k H aags h wlll livs h
| ksht ~ Yankees 9 - snellr hal1le
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25
Faon InE UalTEb sTaTEs.

The Baltimore Azse-iesA, of the ed
inst, has been received 1t contains the
following telegram:
rHE WAR IN sK0RGIA--suxDAYss BATTLE
WasAiagsoa, D. G., Sept. 2l.-The
Repabfscaa, in m extra, has the follow
ing:
The enemy attacked Rosecraas aeain
on Sunday, about . O'Clock a. n. with
overwhelming numbers. The battle ragged
fiercely all day, according to the lalest
accounts received here At 2 P. II. to-day.
Two of Rosecrans's divisions ease ssay
az sfsey i,aaie aasa ,css,asiea, but from
5000 to 10, 600 Of them were Afterwards
rallied and succeealei in getting back 10
their places, whilst the balance of the
army had not given way at all. At the
latest adsices Rosecrans was driving the
advance Of the rebel army back. This
We Know is the latest news received
here.
The number OF killed and wounded on
both sides will not fall short Of 81, 900.
Rosecrans cannot be driven from his
position, should the rebels prove twice
as strong as they are represented to be.
Burnside, we regret 90 say, has not
reinforced RoseeranS. as was expected.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Washington Chronicle. Of the
21st, says:
From private information Of strictly
reliable nature we learn that the rams
lrebeD now building in England will not
be permitted by that Government to 60
at large, but will be escorted to France
by an English war steamer, and delivered
TO the owners, who are Frenchmen.
1t is reported that the rebel Genera,
Marsh Walker, was mortally wounded
on Sunday, the 9th inst, in duel witt.
the. rebel Gen. Marmaduke. at Bayou
Metaire. The difficulty was occasionsd
by Mermadukc's jealousy of Walker. who
had recently been promoted from the
subordinate to the ranking General.
The Auerieaa states that William H.
Wilson and Lieut. A. .. Brummell, "rc-
flgees from the South" have arrived in
Baltimore.
The latest quotation Of gold in New
York was l39 12
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

Concert This Ertnissg.-Thoee who heard
Madam RuLl at her concerts hast week will
read with pleasure her programme for con-
cert tonight at the Exchange Hotel 1t is
one of the very few opportunities the Tnblic
have had since the war to hear the perform.
ance Of an artistic who has q strong claim To
excellence, and the ladies' particularly viii
be glad 10 avail themselves OF Il. The pro-
gramme is excellent, and one 10 which the
singer will do full Justice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25
LOCAL MATTE RS.

sss,f 10 sae Hastings Cossff Sarah s. Su!h-
erlsnd, = white woman, was yesterday ar
raisued before the Mayor, charged with
stealing from Patrick Behau two blankets
valued at so, one pistol worth $40, one Dire IS
value oi 81. Behan stated tha. Mrs. Suth-
eriapd entered his house in his absence and
took the articles mentioned above there
from. The officer who served the warrapt
on the accused found the articles lost in the
house at which she was staying The Mayor
sent her on 10 the Hustihgs Court, on the
;Qth inst
A negro woman named Caroline, belong
ing TO Mrs. Pitcher, appeared At the Mayors
Court TO undergo an examination on the
charge Of feloniously having and receiving
Sl,xDiaC. S. bonds, SaG5 in G. s. notes, and SO
in Richmond Corporation notes, the pro-
,sseEix VI lid Dlske,' 'atKnoHnutasit. ansgro
taken the NOV" aud giving it aiierw.s.is : = .
Caroline, Va ives next door. She had ac-
huowledged the same To her mistress and
en,!eavored to get il back from Caroline, but
had failed 10 do So, Z. denying knowing
anything of the transaction whatever. The
accused was sent on TO be t,ied by called
in October, aud admitted TO bail in the sum
of $500.
4 soldier, named George Thomas, arrested
on the charge OF stealing from Jones *
Childrey one box Of tobacco, valued at $50,
was examined before the MSsor, and the
guilt being proved on him, he was remanded
for further hearing before the Hastings CouI:
oil the 81 day OF October next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

J'astce Lsea's CesTf-The only case deci-
tied in this Court yesterday was Geo. Wcill,
ciAarged with siabbing aud unmercifusiy beat
ing bis wife. The jury brought in = Sery Il
guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to
Sax months imprisonment aud fiuea $i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-25

Con'i'.ssed Morgan Sti,h was ar
raigned before His Honor yesterday4or keep
Ing his house open on Sunday. la the ab
sence Of witnesses the case was continues,
till this morning.