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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
E.ne Tablc aud PGckot Cutlery.

New-Ycar'. Cifis.--Lades aud gentlemen tespect.
folly invited 20 eel atthe INDIA STORE Of FOUNTAIN
co.. 40. e8 Broadway between l3fh and 4it - Cup slrsl
previous 20 maxim, their purchases New Years. Their
stock con.lfn. Of YARllfE- ,moirn anl ancient, as
D-., Goods Boxes Fans Shaws and fency Articles uot 20
found elsewhere n tbs ely nauy 81 wlh We are selling
piee than III be impgued holcA.o and re-
tall at FOUNTAIN & Co.'S,
No $50 BROADWAY tbetwc.n l3th and lith-,ts.)
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
CURES ALL COMPLAINTS
or TIE THROAT. H. nos. AND CuEsr.
or TnE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST
FOR -. by
J. =. pISsMORE. no. s1i Broadwuy Now fork,
s. W. fONLE & Co. No. is ir' uionts', Boston,
And by al DrussH.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Uphnn's Hair Dye.
ONLY 30 CENT, A BOX.

ONLY 80 CENTS 4 BOX.
Cray Red or Fa,en Hair be changed 10 few secoofs
to natural Black Brown by using UfIAAS LiouIe
HAIR DYE, the beat and cheapest in the world Each boz
VPHAMS HAIR DYE l. warranted 20 conts, more thaa
others e III. Tyi, II viii not irjurs the o@' Of tho
most delicate hair Sold by J. j. KRONER, No <o) Ghost
nuis Philadelphia and BY all respectable Druggists in the
United State. and British Provinces. Ask for "UPHAMs
HAIR DY +" and take no other Hew-York Agency. HELM
BroidUay.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

THERE is no more acceptable or appropriate
holiday pfesen, then GROVER BaEsR sEwIso hAcniNs
A. The dlren, sty,s o herc celehrsci Machines r sa At
No. 9Js Broadwsy g2d Every dosepton OF Machine
Sewing done ia tiI. beet manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
u,.,.n.. M.tnIlic MenIhcr Sfrinr nnL Win-

Browne's Metallic Weather strips niid Nin-
dow Hands total, exclude " ind Rain amt Dust flom
poor and Nlld0w, hal. the fie and f. warranted
good for five yo,i Principal and only depot for NewSor
A;-u.s went,d everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

THE BBsT HOLIDAY YGirTs-,JEPFERss Ladies, {,
en,, and Children fine SHOES and sLIrPHEs Also Comp
aols Wa.cr. Proof HEAL THPIxsERyExs JkyyuseI'bwy'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
T5ss. s.EfEb.

The Hair pre'.ing crliiystes AMI soaptifr..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

Dyspepsia T0bicis.-tor tdgc.lon, Heartburn, &c.,
n,-, ,f,srr only by y q. WELLIsG sud sold nv Drug.
E.,, generally Finy per box. Depot No !0' Centre
4
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. tbs county is pierced by tho North hissonri ard
Uaruiba! aud ST. Joseph Railroad; is being rapidly
civilized ~ these Influences Capt. Reed, formerly one
Of Gen GuitaIs instruments engaged IN the arrest Of
Elder Rrsfon, and HarbTcugh. editor Of The CoastH-
ton st ChiNcothe L. the local Provost Marshal for Ma
con. II is written;
"1Ae great difficulty see in the way ofthe enforce.
nent O he order in this district - the opposition that
The Rebels make to the negroes coming here 70 enlist
Patrols are reported A. quite common.
RANDOLPH, CHARLTON AND HOWARD COUNTIES.
These three counties hold ut least onotenh If all the
dawes remaining In the STATE and should turn out ut
least two thousand recruits YET see how the Oroer
YORK N fho hands Of PrO-SlaveTy men. Macon
Couuiy writer saws: THAT IN these three counties The
people are n me teths Rebel and slaves have only that
kind u y medium through which 10 get information.
They tell them all sorts Of tales 10 discourage them,
eeh these: That they viii be put IN h0ntin battle
taey VIII receive pay; that they WIN turn ont thcr
sne5 10 staTve II they enlist and that aer the war
Lincoln will sell them into savery as cObtTaDands
Jaev also tell Shareholders that II this country IS ever
again IN the hands Of the Coulederates they VIII De
pan1hed for encouraging negroes to enlist. 1hoe has
ven no fort 70 tsesenr0Hgs."
EODOWAY COUNTY
The Radicals have taken the Negro recruiting
pt>iless in this county out OF the Provost Marshas
tshds by helping all the blacks 10 60 into Kansas and
sll here. The majority don't believe In the institu
'Sa II Is too near free soil 70 be healthy
PHELIs COUNTY.
lola ia the county seat Of this county, II Is the ter
nns ofthe southwest branch Of the Pacific Railroad
s0 an important military poet for supplying The south
al IL is written from KOlla that "If anything II
- Zone hsIe In enlsting negroes II Is more thah
"s"st1- Major keyberTy AID bis assLIent, IAeal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
wArcuMAy. WnAr or rnG NIGHT,

We think We can almost sce the bright dawn break,
Ing the horizon towards tho MEXICAN boundary.
W. can almost fancy that Macmillan Is seated "h
the throne Of Mckee, aud has issued hi. greetings
the nation. ofihe earth, hrradns the grand princi.
PIE of recognition Of the Confederate States. We be-.
eye that hi. government will 10 inauguraied by tho
adoption Of liberal principle, to propiiuto his own
Irupls aud the favor fthr world and that principle
IL liirraiiy will be tho ntoJHdioH u 1fSv ~ AUa,
And although W. only the face of MAMMALIAN ~ H.
ihen will Ov brhind the svrnrs tho power aud ain.
cncrs uf the greatest powcrs of Europe Feelings "
reciprocity, perhaps treaties aud alliances will grew
pul oi u. aud the SAFETY OF TrSat established,
Hut let u not relax our rforts-i,int heat u" or
won ls,tt'rs nor indrIcnirncc--clouds may ob'cur'
the early dawning, hut tho dawn nevertheless g
hrtdkiHg; aud why slumLcr We, when the enemy IL
Numbering at our doors and brandishing the torch
aud sword! We shonli b, up aud doing, and When
the bright sun Of Independence Is risen lot IL Ind
IN harness, defiant and .Nultsnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

r6'lt wa- our pleasure ON Monday last TO meet
our old irrnd 7. NJ Bseby, ESQ., Of Houston, who Is
un u short business writ TO our town.
Mr.. haghy "isils his portion OF the State for the
pni pose Of purch ,sing wheat Rour for the supply
association Of the city OF Houston, and Galveston %
Which i'c Is ono Oilc Directors. II may not be- g"I-
orally known that the object of this Association Is
supply, Est, the families Of soldiers, second the pUuT,
'iI lastly the nsnbcrshfhc Association, with brrnd
rtDns AZ u reasonable price. We say thus much 10
sur our citizeas and those who have wheat or Hour
10 diSlusc NJ, that this not sItcHidiiop. We have
known Mr. Bagby fora number OF years, and can
nust cordially aud unh c,iinlingly recommend him
To ihua, unur acquainted with him, and hc-pchk for his
efforts ia the prai.rwurlhy mission hc has in hand,
the confidence uf our people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

ALEXANDRIA Sept SOn tho ID gunioa her up
Green's force screte and opened her
mort holes This done than slnrl-alnot'rS
otnl into them yoley which killed sixteen Yankees and
wounded that number.
The above is official.
The Yankees this section, returned in hurry
frc: the Trinity o Natchcz day before yesterday.
The following dispatches been received here and be ret
lied $50 49,, ~,
The Mobile Eycnng Telegraph, Aug 25h says that the bonn
Sumter commenced the l'th anu continued to
the 24th which still going The kilograms from
tncson the 2ith From the 18th to the I'd four
eight hundred and seventy srls fired at Fol-"
sumter Of thousand hundred and nifty struck
the FORT.
r,rrn, rnps into the city, hut without much damage
ora The or the Evcning Telegraph, under date of
t Dist saws walls of tie Fort terribly
shattered but breach has been made in the wallis Ora
In, destroyed but that the safety of Charleston
as he had previously informed his readers, does not depend
..,
Te latest foreign the lIibernia from Liverpool 9Th
Political said 10 be nninteresting
h enemy without commenced Smelling Chattanooga
NJ and continued until DARK, when they retired
lrhind tho hills on the other side of the Tennessee.
The Richmond 18th that the has with
drawn from Ralpaannock, and It expected
tn the stores being withdrawn in tho direction Of asngton
ycksburg ordered to report Mt DOmnpOl
Tho oeny gunoa ut Rodney and Waterproof parolng
the river johnson received dispatch from Bragg announcing
an attack by and its repulse and that he Was
diSbandng h Georgia and Alabama troops militia from which
inferred intended to advance Braggs force said
sixty thousand and Rosencran about the SAME H. r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
CIRCULAR.

RuGEAU DErT TRAHs-SIss
SHREVEPORT, La, August 10, 1868
20 he Peop'f If he Trans Mississippi Department:
Confederate as called for all ablcho
died men between ages of u and A. recruit armies
iavlsion of this Department. which the
-np 1t c hoped that The people viii discard all cOnsrr
with aacrity flock their cuuntry' standard
The this crisis will bc
humla;nG aud will be employed unless
absolutely demand them. H. however, the people will
willingly battle their families, their homes and their rights
lie informed that military force has been
,i-i to cou,c and that the rigid
,,ncc acquisitions will be cxoctcd from all who claim
C0nscrip officers who wink shifts
svaous who fail to discharge the letter their 'ucs will
promptly dismissed and Of iab in the ranks and their
faithful instance of wiu disregard
"a duty will delinquent, and inspecting officers will
inquire their conduct and them for
nnn.lation punishment
state that conscrip officers in
tl,s .par hitherto paid regularly they
should have BEEN have been adopted which will
them prompt payment in the future.
of Brig. ,cn. GREER. W. sTEADMAN, a. &c.
September Q, lS63.-4:iw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

pfs-We are deeply panied to hear Of the death Of
Hon. T. C. Nee Senator elect in the Texas LcgiSla-
tn e, from the counties Of Ellis, Navarro freestone
and Limestone. lie died, we understand, Mt his res-
idcncc in Ellis county, on Thursday night of last
week of congestye chill much respected and deeI-
ly lamented by every one who knew him. We CT n
truly say that Mr.. Necl was one of the most useful
and patriotic men in the State. A large property
holder, he dispensed his worldly wealth generously
and among those who stood most in need Ever since
the began, he has sold the prodncts OF his farm
20 the families Of the absent soldiers at the old prices,
refusing time and again TO sell to SPECTATORS 10
raise the prices of his produce. The death Ofsuch
man at this time is deeply to he regretted, and his
bereaved family have the sincere symIatles Of the
who lie community in their irreparallc loss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

Hosr MANUFAcTuREs.-we were shown, few days
ago. pair Of spurrs Of the finest polished STEEL and
most beautiful finish, made by our county man o.
Baiy The workmanship and finish was equal to the
finest we have seen, without exception. and
would vie with any manufacture on the continent.
They we're signed by Mr.. Bailey as present to
Brig Cen X. N. Gano, by whom we have confidence
they will be worthily worn. Truly the gallant Cen
erul has "won his spurrs," and long may he live to
wear them.
This il not the irst time we have had occasion TO
sneak of the skill Of Mr.. Baily. As practical
chaoic and inventor Of useful machinery for the far
ulrr, be has no superior in the south.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

VoLrSrErRs.-A fine company Of Volunteer CaSNl'
ry numbering rs men, from Ellis county, passed
thrunsh this place Saturday last route fir the
s,at of war; and dghi They bore u beautiful bsrilr
tlag, with the nanlco of the companv-Ellis cuunfy
Bengal Tigcrs--ia,cribrd on 1t. We learn that tho
company was raised and organized IN nnr ,ly, aud
has joined the 18th Regt of til" Arizona brigade, c"l.
baird which is now IN our Northern frontier. Thg
following tlic names Of the comis'in,r officers,
among whom We recognize scvrr,! old acqaaintauccs
whs;lay" service:
Cdpraim--Am2i bradshaw.
LIST Licut.--Wiam j Stokes.
2rd Licuf.-A \. Foster.
Junior 2ud lieut.. u. Meredith.
God speed and preserve Them in til" hcur of danger
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
SIOO REWARD.

CTRAYED or ST0LEN from the undersigned on
- the 18th ult., whilst camping, miles bclo"
Chamhers' Creek. ON the Waco road, TWO son
IsEE EzG1sSES,-one l6 hands high, dark manr
aud tail, no white except saddle marks, and no brand.
j. in rather poor condition and ragged hipred TIE
other about ltN hands high dark red mancand tail
las white feet, u email white star in the 6rehcat.
and Is branded \ G on the shoulder. The above u
ward will be paid TO any person delivering said hor,e
~ lardimnn's, Ellis county. to the owner ~ Lie"
mel simpsons miles T.. ofTrinity Mills. Dalla. Co.
J. II. MORGAN,
Dallas, Texas, Aug. 8, ls63.-3G:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
DX LAST TTTGSLT'S MAII.
From the IIonSton Telegraph.
GLOn:OrS AFFAIR AT SABINE PASS.

FAMINE IAS>, SVnt' Qua " L. W.
Enron TrIEGR Arn--Thc ball is again opened in
TcSls. We have met the enemy and they ara agniu
ours. Yesterday the Yankee fleet commenced slow
ing lhcinscyc, oil the bar. by night it numbered
some fifteen vessels. THIS morning it hud increased
twcuty.thrcc vessels If I'LL Sizes sixteen Of them
inside The bar. Abnut o'clock in III" morning, five
f them Wlvauced and cJuInlcnref Smelling the inri,
i.uC got rn reply. Afcr continuing about mn hour,
and getting III rang" of the Fort, they hauled on
Until about thrrc u'coci;. =. NJ, when two steam
hnlts how IN SiGi,t up I'll" Lake. Then uf the
Yankee gnalu,ni. idranr~i aud commenced with
shot AND shell At TN furi,'Ir coming up chan
mel sud tNo the other Is sunn they came within
clr>r rang" for all cur yu-, the Fort opened on
t,"m. and within nlfui hour cloud of steam WAS
to rise from two Of tcni, AMI then the w'itc
iir- WAS run un iiir two The third want un bad
" crippled. The iI,-'r insii" then put out. We
have tho giirlru;s Clifton, OF len guns and IN"
Sarhrm. of five guns Took "frtl" Clifton one humid
red aud eighty .iH prisoners, besides some thirtyhre
Killed and wounded Com. Crawford among the
uri,uncrs. From the Saclirm som" fifty prisoners,
and eighteen killed and wounded The Davis Guards,
uuicr thu rnnm Hud of 1t. Down, and It, Smith,
"f The Engiur"r c"rrS. who volunteered Ia assist.
have wnn lasting iIunurS for themselves and their
country. Not man hurt grn dismCuntcd--n
ready for another fight. The prisoners say there is
ten thnisanh (i",Oo0l men On board their vessels
and Will cun,r ngin, but we are row better prepared
auI await their pleasure.
la haste yours, &c,
UNCLE BEN
BEAUMONT. Sept. .. lS6:'-l = NJ.
The prisoners captured yesterday ut Sabine Pass
have arrived here.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

4 stirring APPEAL from Maj. Gen. Price, appears III
The little Rock Patriot dated the 9Th lust call
ing nlinn the citizens To- organize volunteer cutnpa
mics cYrrywhrr His order j. very Stringent towards
all wha will nor shoulder the gan in the hour OF dan
y"r. AMI particularly to s whn MAY attempt pass
towards Tho enemy, under any preieNt whatever.
This in right.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

rs Some friend has sent MS pamphlet cory OF
the "Ttx and Assessment Acts of the Last Congress
of the Con fedcratc States" 1t is an important pam
phlct, containing the above Acts with margin'f
notes, referring to each and every provision of the
laws 1t should he in the hands of every tax payer.
II may be obtained at the News office Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
THE STATE OF TENAS
IN District cru-l,
Fall Term lSGJ.'

THE COUNTY OF KAUFMAN. Fall Term lSt3.i
2" DE Sherry al Kaufman County, Greetings
~ r. Mutt has filed in my Office his petition. si'-
". ting in Substance that IN tide 18th day nj Marh
iSs!, hn was married tn one sarah a. Blake. Nh,
the first day Sept. 1860, his wife Sarah cland"
timely nrd his home, without his knowledge. ~
without auy for doing went to the house "f
i nrghbur and remained for three days; that IT,,
persuasion and entreaty &c induced his wife To r.
turn home HAT when sl,r reached home she dcciHr-
ed to him. that she lind only for her rlothc.
and that she intended TO leave linn finally. which Il"
AYERS she did ON the 4tli day of Sep t,iher 1861
rci,ionc.' AYERS that his wife voluntarily left H.
hFl and board with the intention Of abandonment,
aud that said abandonment has hcen continued ii'
the space Of Three years next before The institution
Of this suit.
Petitioner sprays for judgement for divorce, ''t
ri,@-Hio ,adirimonio," and for general relief.
You are hereby commanded to sun,niOn by pGNli-
cation the Dallas Herald or four sncccssiv" week..
the defendant Sarah A. Mutt, who resides in he
State Of Louisiana, to be and appear before the Hon
the Dist Ct of kaufman county, on the llth M"ii-
day after the 18th Monday in September, and there I"
answer said petition il Shc Thinks proper Hcr,'
fail not bur due returns make according to law.
Witness r. A. Hindnan clerk of TIE
/sE,T\ District ct. of Kaufman county and III"
| S1 zeal of said court this the nh day al Sep
w ~ TENDER 1868. il. A. HINDMAK.
42:iw." Clerk u. c. X. e. r. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

VIVA found in Lancaster, on the first inst by n
w person residing at my house. 1t was wrapped
up in piece Of white paper, on the inside of which
was written-"who ever finds this, keep IL, for 1t
belongs to a runaway"
Any person from whom money has been stolen,
who can give satisfactory description OF its being
theirs can have it,
having lost $40 few nights before tho above
was picked up have for thinking IL may
be part Of mine, and will keep it till some claim is
presented on better evidence than have.
WIZ. RAwLINS.
Lancaster, Sept. 10Th lsG9.--42.lt@ l.---
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

yHINAL SUPPLEMENTED T..
L Crutchfeld, Administrator of the Estate Of John
Robbins, deceased has filed in my office, his final
account cnrrnnt with suid Estate together with lis
petition praying for final discharge; this is there.
fore to notify II persons Interested to come forward
at the next term Of the County Court, TO he held ~
the Court House in the town Of Dallas, the la,t
Monday in october 1868, and contest the same if they
think proper. GEO. W. LAWS, Clerk.
i9iw Co. CT. ID. G. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

Re- tn" Steamer City of Missouri, bile" up at the
wharf II; Nickshurg, recently. caused by the cNpl"-
sion Of SlIr! in the Ul while iua'iiiIs with an-
milton A great many were killed by the lying tim
bers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Major JcnS TYLER. of Gen. Prices stan, will nd
dress the citizens OF Dallas, this after noon at half
past o'clock, In the Court House.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

No See Dr. G. Il. Pryor's nn'ic" 10 Coiscrp's, in
Parker, T@rant, !aas, kaufman and Henderson
couni,S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

E13"Col. A. 4. Raincy Of the LIST Texas Infantry,
has been assigned to the e rmmnnd of the forces in
aud about Houston and Harrisburg, with hca.quai
tiers at lIJnston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

E1 Brig. Gen. Il. NJ. Cane. of Tarrant County, ad-
dressed ar" awl"ncr Of ladies and gentleman, At
the Court Ilons' in Houston IN the eth inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

One hundred and ninety-one Federal prisoners ar
rived on the train last Thursday night from Beaumont
captured at Sabine Pass the gunboats Clifton and
Sachem- telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

J,HNAL SE,TTLEMENT.--Wm n. Kemp
L Administrator OF the Estate Of j. II. lloliurh,
deceased, has filed in my occ, his final account
rant with said Estate, together with his petition
praying for final discharge this is therefore to mott
fy all persons Interested forward at the next
term Of the County Court. to he held at the CourG
House in the town of Dallas the last Monda, il,
October, 1863 and contest the same if they thin,
proper. GEO. W. LAWS, Clerk,
I2fw. Co. CT. d. C. Teyas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
TILE STATE OF TEXAS

10 he Sheriff Of 7WTant County, Greeting:
NIoU arc hereby commanded that you summon by
I publication In the Dallas Herald, there being 10
news paper Published in Tarrant county, Mary NJ
lIoge whose residence Is unknown, to be and person
ally appear before tue District Court 10 lie holden i
and for the county of Tarrapt, ut the Court iun.s
thereof. in the town Of Fort Worth, ON the 9th Mon
day after the 4th Monday In September, A ID. lists.
Then and there TO answer the petition OF Harras.,
lIoge filed In said court, against the said Mary ".
uore and alcdging in substance follows, to wit
That said plaintiff and defendant about the 9th
day of January 1865, legally united in the bonds
of matriuOney, and that thereafter. to wit on
hout the 2Ist Of June, 1859, the said deft (Mary NJ
HogcO being persuaded and influenced by her noihei
in law and without sufficient cause abandoned pin,
and has never returned. although more than years
have elapsed since said abandonment.
Herein fail not but have you then and their before
said court this writ, with your return thereon show
ing how you have executed the same.
Witness, W. u. Tucker, Clerk of the
/\ District Court Of Tarrant county Given
| eEAH hinder my hand aud seal Of said Court ia
S/0 \S/the tewn of Fort Worth the Ri DAY Of
August 1863. W. b. TUCKER, Dist. OK
Came TO hand August the Bird A. d. 1868, and exc
cuted by publishing in the Dallas Herald, news-pA-
per published in the county Of Dallas being the neat
est county where newspaper is Published, there ht
ing no Newspaper published in Tarrant ID rty, for
four weeks previous TO the return day hereof. .i-
This the 3rd day ofAugust A. ID. 1869.
J.w. GILLESPIE, Sh'n. Of Tarrant County.
3o:fis, Ii
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

~ "IanicS u. Mclean ESQ, Of his county, in
been elected Major of the 18Th Battalion State Troops
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
PrOtrac,ed Meeting.

ps-wc requested 10 give notice that u Protrae-
ted Meeting Of the Christian Church will coaineiicp
al his place on Friday, the 18th Inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
-1DI-ES1 1.fSxN-6s.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rrv, On. KAY will hold divine service at the Ma
sonic Hall next Sunday Goth inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16

SABINE Pass Sept. 9th P. VI.
Kine Of the enemys vessels have left for what point
is 1ci known. ALI quiet otherwise.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-16
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. =.

Federal deserters between the nges Of and 45, who
wi thin the Confederate lines, required to take
tho oath Of allegiance to the Confederate Government
and submit be enrelied conscrpts in which
they viii he detailed transfers such duty
will expose them to the hazard of capture by the
enemy If they refuse take the oath and be enrolled
enrolling officers will arrest them md hold theB.suhiect
to the orders of the Department District commander.
i;y command of Brig. Gen. GREER,
W. STEpHAN, a. 4. Gen.