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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
NOWICrl.
Three Hundred Thounnnd Acres ca
Lnud For Sale.

TDY order ofihe Hon. District Court or the Con-
ID ieirraie States. Tor fle Western District -
Texas vi osj'r for salclo the highest hiddrs f.r
cash III band "r Confederate Notes or ponos q;
W, WSail herr psrlcr 7cat ssas ,n xenay es
sand acres uf land which BY sai court has bern h
que rated ~ ilicrrapcriy ofallrn enemies situated
ia The Counties of PARKER, Jack, Young. Thr.el >
nortcit. Eayiprs HASKELL. and Knox, and upon fho
upper B.asos aud Trinity Rivers and trilniaris
Forty 1holsall nf Which were grained TO David e
u irafr and ~ contained in fwnnty two surveys n..
insdiafl- anthe Erasa- river IN Knox County II,
qu,stislisi ~ he property Of iagrriy Whitneyand
GlIsw'l nf Now Yor Nifty Thousand nr.fs crtAisi
20 the Bnfiln raynn liasos and Colorado I,ail f0hs
Company inSurvcys of Six hundred aud inry ntfs
In y'uing Thrnkmorloli & lla-rcll couuiir~ M
1i,t,a:c,l ~ ihr pr pcriy orc +. Williams sndj
soniier u Vow Tnrk. Tho rcinauing lands for iis
most iari were granted 10 the Texas Einiriixrnia.
and land Company conliunly called PelIr's Col0fy
and ScGuesiraicd as tho property OF spnfy pcisuns
alien racn,ivs whose nAY,es aud residence with
specific description Of the hands and their loeiion
VIII he gwen by Ilos and maps u,lnf The day Of si
l.,itrr drsrripiidu not be given here; rhs-s
binds have bcpu wcli lucRted and ares Ia surveys /
three hundred and tweaiy acrcs.aiA n,e u.rp ,Iid
above the Etoniior ttlcmcnis and rninproyrA, q
.lcountr, we'll ytirrd, hsliihy. aud ivr small gr
aud stock rlising il lusrpassrG: No oder laiais
will he uiic1l Tor sia than those ~ hich have d.,
cen,led BY udiroci chain Of titio iron, Gosernm.;
to He prpaen, hodur afi fss
The Receiver will lass his reccipt TO purchaseri
far thr purchase money with description OF ihr
land soia. liewl report tile si,les 10 irr uour, ,t
ihf .flniary term nry, and upon cuiiiIliaiJ ion at
the sui by lie court e will iinrdiatly pnss doc
ut coryryaucp,to purchasers. Should ilc E,lea
the cui,rt b. SGT l-dc-he will refund Tho nionsy arr
take up lis iuecipt.. s -
J.c. RUSHING, c. s. sscsiv-r.
Sept. ., 1909 ll:sw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

HsA auAGTEas Rrau OF coNoaipTios LEFT TRAss Miss
T, SGREyEPJaT, In, August ~ 1863.
70 Tie 1e6pio u tie 1Taas- Mass. Impairment:
Tie President Of the Confederate States has called
for ali aOie bodied between the ages Of Is and ~
;ofeeinit armies 10 repel any invasion ofthis
department, cA our tnemies may attempt II IL ~
be hoped ihat people will d scatd MI considerable
o. se, and with aiacrity flock to her countiys Stun
ard Ic necessity OF resort to coefcive measures il,
iis crisis viii be disrouiaging and unlliaiing and
they winoi be c.Dpoyed nniess circumstances abso-
lateIy demand them. IL however, the people will
willingly batfle for their les, their homes and
TIER gils it is well for them to be Informed that
10 lisy io.c ls been provided 10 compel obedience
to The law and ilslt the most rigid compliance with its
lequisions will he exacicd froin all vino claim exenp-
ton from us provisions CoDscrpt officers who wink
IL shifts o elasisus WHO fail to discharge TO tho
c.lcr their duties, VIII be promptly dismissed, and (if
laLle put the ranks and their places supplied with
sniihiul men, One instance OF wnl disregard OF duty
W 81 BE- fatal tie del ucn and inspecting officers
" be sent enquire into their conduct and
port them for cominen4ation punishment
IL ilis conecton it is proper 10 state that conscrp
officers 10 ts Department have hot hitherto been paid
as regularly as they Should have been, but that
sirss ave been adopted which will secure them prompt
~, mchi IN he futnre.
i, comtsand of Brig Gen. GREER.
w. STEDMAS, AsA..Gen
Sept g. 1S63.--4l:4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

ES Telaihli'h on The outside vfifis paper ,,,e asl
'dress Of thp Governors Of Trxas, Louisiana, ss'.,-
sls and Missouri, to WHICH the earnest attention Of
every reader l. requested. Tho Aastn GAzefte, in
noticing the address, says:
s'Wc have every confidence in ;he ability and In
tegfiiy Of GrueTtl Smith, and Il mast BE- Sil5ect Of
rongFiniainn that hav' vt tie bend Of t.fira
oilicr soennipaicnt iudischrgc the heavy r-sponsi-
hiitics ,lit lrynlv,' Iipm him. Whalerrr sers
he hily take win be wei. nstlred, and ionsls ihrs
may involve sacrifse lie part nf many ave efl
ceriii.t onr ciii;cns Will moi hesiia . in giying
ubundaatiy vFilcir means to secure theft ie2en-
deMcc."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
gew SavsFtissments.
Lest

A BOUT month since. between tho town OF bal.
n las aud John n. Coles ON the Mckinney Rosa,
saddle IN Idle aud lariat. They were either Ion ~
taken from horse that broke loose from tho C1nri
linuo yard frnce In Dallas, when the horso WI,
hiind fow diys Afterwards thu above articles Ncro
missing. The Saddle Is - new Mexican Tree, hllf
riggad, though u,iher roughly tho bride Is hnlssr
hrdic With cnrb ut, halter IL The ring aud dIa
the hor.os neck, anu the lafla. was dou led and id
10 iiie halter.
VIII givoarrwari ofr.ncn Dollars .trthc yc,,y
cry Of stid property JAMES COLI
Dallis. - I. ., 1Sd)--il.lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

pEs-A medical friend who has had experience in
the army suggest to the Importance OF establish
ing hospital or soldiers hume 10 This Town. The
Proposition made by patriotic lady to him, and
s her plan seems quite feasible will give the nain
points In view ofthu probability 81 having the on.
einy IN onr immediate vicinity during the iail and
winter and the prospcci Of battles fou r us,
and tho necessity Of removing The sick and wounded
fr N lie scene OF action the ladies can found hos
pitai with proper accommodation for the relief Of the
siclstnd wounded aud needy soldiers who are con-
stantIy passing through our town This Gun beddne
by contributions Of supplies befcoiies and bedding
towels, washbowls and soap, aud articles Of food
suitable to tho sick, bandagss medical supplies aud
matrUu superb lend he csia 5llriE,ehs- We call
fhr attention VI the patriotic iadies u dallas us
iinp0rrlcc and bg Them TO take the lead, and let
hear srom them - an early day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

To MAKE WHITE, CLEAR, HARD T,LLow CANDLES.
For 40 pounds OF unrendcred lallow take eight
rsicklcy-pea leaves of ordinary size burn off the
pters slice up ghc leaves into small strips md cook
them viii the faow. Alter it is strained put in about
Two pinis OF strong ashesyc, and boil until the I've is
all out skimmng of that which rises 10 the surface,
Lien he very clear and will make very superior
de which viii give good lgl', aud be in all respects
equal 10 the star-candle. We have and used
dies made By this process, and know II will work
stated above For less greater quantity of tallow,
rhs oiler ingredients should be used in proporion.-
3elsgrcpA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

r. H. sher;a n YaToat t3sslty, Greotirp:l ~,
" y on arc Hereby commanded I'll yun summon hs
nuhliea,i, IN the Dalhls Herald, there bcin
nays ,,ansr published 10 Tsrrant. COMFY, May n.
"a, w,,nso rcsidelcs isainknown. to be and peisnn
ollr s,is,r fore tue District Court to hc lloldsii
mud .or the county 81 Tariaii, at the tprEt isras
nj ereo in the town Of Fort Worth, on tile 9th Nrt
d,,r amer the stli Ncndayiia Septcmber,A d. lsbs
Tl,cn and there TO answer tle petition OF ihur,1a
II o.. .t IN said court, agast tho said siars h-
lI,re aud aIrtgiig 10 substance as iol'pws, % Wit
1l,f raj plaintiff aud IL encans on rabon The lath
sny q, January 1850, lsalls uniiedi in 'be bona-
<i ,uaifimnney ard tliet tereaiier 10 wit; " VI
luul lie 2lsi IF Ju,e, 1853. The said den pisyiA
Ee.se bciits Iefs'indcl and hiuencs vs. Der moher
IN law and without sufficient cause abandoned PIN,
and l,as ,.,r rti,ea- although more ii4 Years
have .ias,.ed ~.ucs said alsidvAInenf-
Herein l not hui have ycu 'ien aud their tricie
sxn court this writ. with your return theroi show
Ing how vou isnfc executed The same
- Wiines<, W. b. Tucker, Clerk OF ;bn
- - piQrjcf Court u 1arf@tt cosoty,tG eyes
| sntn uudcr my hand and seal Of said eoutti o
M (><fhc town Of Fort NAtlh. The u ca,1sf
August 1sls W y. TUCK kI;. Dial tlk
Game 10 hand Angnst il,r ard a. u. i>.a, and ex'-
cutfd BY publishing IN the Dallas Herald I:r~s-1'
per ruhshrd IN The county 81 DailAs. icing ne 11*
est clnnfy where newspaper i puA.i>'c1<in y :
ina no ~. " paper piibli-l.d IL 14<s1nt tvuj> "
four rrtks rrrsiuu< 10 tie rc'usr day l>erceH f
This the s~d day Of August A. D. I<o'- -.[
NV. cILLE4riE, tl'r. q Tar'zni eeen'5'
zsi.s-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

nB-Thc MeKlnnry Messenger says that the jail Mt
th,tplacc was opened on the nigh, orfhe 3lst nit.
anil man named John Clover, imprisoned and await
ing trinl for murder WAS released. Tho perpetrators
oycrpouercd tho jaor and took tho KEGS iiSm him
forcilly. On The night the stornf Mr. John
Shields was broken open an,l some i,po;s and mony
stolen. No traces Of The fliescs had ctnscosetct.
1t Is not brl!oyei that the party making hr attack
oirthc jail, had anything ir with the robbery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
.MOY,ICE.

FaUBLIc NOTICE Is hsrsby given, that AL par
sous whu li,v'raiins against I. 2. HswTe, DE-
crased AID IrS.ett them 70 me, shall 10 laid y
an refsas In shtei to the said deceased. rsqes
ia % CONS frwar and rrttie their ACCOUNTS iu,me
diately. ~ am detesiiiinea aud anxious to aIfsi
ali Of said cilns with much despatch as possible
A n ,ersn ucered vii nlcnsn nj tend his call
Mrs. y lECTA HAwPE, Widow Of decd.
August Nth, 1Sj3--5s:iw. Et,S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
ss0D REWARD.

CtTRAYED or 81 ULl5N from, The undersigned. OIL
y ihe 18Th nit, Whilst camping, miles hrl,i
Chaiair-ss creek on The Waco road, TWO SGEr
EsEa. d ssssa e :, -oe lti.halds hish,,i man
ana tail 10 wbir except sld le ulrsi aud no brand
Is inr..tiler poir condition and ragged Tipped III,
other about TX hands high, dark red mnncard tail
las white feet aflna white star In The forehead
and is branded 4 On tho shoulder. The al,Qyete
ward vilibr paid to any person delivering mid hois
At Earginanas Ellis vnniy. or % ne owner q he
mel sinlrsons 4 miles n ofTrinity Mills, naas q,
j. H. MORGAN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
MOR,fCE.I
OFrIcs AssicrANr QuARrEl

Dallas Texas srli. lei la.a.
The following packages, or bundles of clothing d.
Signed for soldiers ia l.e army, have lren reiurnt
~ tiris Office. Parcnis Relatives of tho parfit
arr requested to tpbc fheni away.
+ / Bundle marked Mr. Ware 18Th Texas, Req
Co. y, Arkansas Post. ! bundle marked y. 2, n,
len, SanlnsB' 20. Col. Sweets Kgi. bundle nark9
IS. aIrCarty. Go. Il. 2lst l,egi. Tex Cavaliy. iIi}
dieriurkcd W. II. Neel, Capt. M,olc's Co: sioni
R,st. iUey
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
n8-IIon. ". S oldham, ono q our aopatorsini U,

iss7'IIon. ". S oldham ono Of our scna,orsin tbs
Confederate Congress aiire's The ci'izeis oi 'i;s
place at the Cart cnsr. on Saturday afternoon ms.
large and intelligent audience attended, who list
cn-l n'tcntiyely 10 the s,na'prs ra,ark-. We with
could gi.c even synopsis ofiis speerh. bu. our
limits forbid. wscan ssy this mirli. borrower. that
I'll, enire assenhly,w we believes. retired narh hrne-
fitted and inspired IS the condition Of things which
wore exhibited by the honorable gp.i,om,n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
us,ly,,.siYs,r,,,,TlF,Hp

q. BERLENEE, .tarorehpdfDr 81, days from Tet
25iii. isia born in England, volunteered III my Co
IN Tatrtntconniy. Icsaf July 2o.i, 1852, LACK ey
n,i,l hair, dark cumlrxicp, feet 81 ierhcs high nr
e yr,rs ofagc. The Customary reward will be raj
iorthe srrcst ami delivery OF sad lierlcuer 10 u
proper authorities. 10. q. TERRELL, Capt Ga. /
Wnllcrs Battalion Tex. " MI
Approved A. H. BOONE, Maj. Con'd'g Bat.
Washington, La. Aug, 9th 1858. 4ol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

We have been Tor information whether there my
Supreme Court Confederate States, ard II go who he
ioas wpaswer: understand that has been
disagreement upon the important question
y ~hese shall have arelia Jurisdiction Of
fsa the State supreme cous whether the siae Supreme
cooas and final jurisdiction OF such
Ike sudrst O. agp<nd fls old Union The Unlfod
.. sssn ssu-i question has long been
d.aIrsl, and discern 400 q calsssssu ksr,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

wuxrrAs. iftiie ms sulalac arp nsnfinn OF an
hrw.e tnr ~ !. Anr lfnsstl him To fake frfn oh
r,i,l.i W. c. BLuuNT who departed this lif' On ihe
l7sh day of JG4y 1863 Ia TIE dcph OF wfn.
Dlobi niun the loss ~ dear mi ,aiurd ~, ma
and loved comrndc ~ ann his rcmisny isas lost
IN .ficienf and accomplished niap, his country
brave rud cl..,airr soldies- III parents Kind ard
inauis-tnf snn - fnuw him was 20 lnfr him for his
many afnl,ie qualities. ior be wae true and hcuof-
ble The decreased wa. iof fnt1nhcr OF the church
nor had he riaslr an open rr sson Of religion. lie
usts Kind and silrciiopaic man, and noble and
brave solis. aiwsys ready and willing 10 % BIZ rnfi'
he was beloved lly ali uir lm. lisn. both citizens
and soldiers. fcause DC ~ nia1ii'c and lovely; lie
uss retiring and modest. in his aiiahn,sns.
Stunned had conilunt, mad WAS inuffi ~ nninli'y
for one 81 his yfae he has IN ialsr md mol her
ard s,srs. hsuthrs and tfsieis 6" mourn bis los.
Willie ,ou murfn he li,< Of loving and hftf'
err We Dal1 ilr loss ~ kind and r:triionafc frlIrt
and sod-r--cns Who Las sicci ~ " aniif '.r- csd
dlnse-f- J. II. T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

rag-rhe reported fall # Little l:ocf, witch we
published last week, sae to he false on tiecoiia-
IS, ihe report now is that 6,n psicc is iaeking u
siout rrss aaHo Il .yon ,rc, n,ileI beyond tho
riy, with eycry paopeci Of successfully drifting tho
Invading L;nrolnirs back 10 IIa!enS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

ns-col. W. T. Austin Of cal"esiotl, que OF III, old
Rcvoionary heroes, proposes te"reanl7c all ex.
eiupis into companies, for snc lrinee q. helE home
10 calls foTtmcciingat thu Court House in iIous-
ton, on the i2th i:ist,fcr organization
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

Al the late entertainment ut Nayasoa, for The bcne-
Mt OF Sex aud dso sodies ;, oaDe LAY WHO s,s
,aking n part in military scene reptesen ing Con-
.cceiate General gone INTO summer quarters, remarked
that Gen Ndgruar had determined 10 forty The Pied
mont Sprags daa hod il at all hazards. cras Ranger
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

CAT ( mas War Meeting 10 called fprhy Tho Hong.
ton papers at That ely The time s MT yet Set Tie
Ieloglal, s.sga,,s ,i. 40. leas tiaA 2lly e:s9is
be present. whernapon, the Austin Gazette says:
.Tlisi a leato ~. we aust confess. Twen-
ty thousand persons. from tll ara Of h. Sfttc iect
ing tngsihur in Houston, would prOducAa fnniinr
Gs,ry nil woii have 10 70 inlp tuips, aii W. have
Doubt IL ,eoaiG b. .eesiaJ Leiore IL b. IKE
up"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

The election in Alabama far returns have come
H. indicate The choice OF Watts Shorter for Gov
efnor ~ large majority Cruksank is elected
tngrs 10 Congress from the 4th district. In Dallas
county Chilion has majority of ISL over Lane Cor
Congress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

81. Flakes tGalNsfon) D,ila'in says that the rrn
cgaies who were ,ent from Bonham and passed
through here two three weeks since, arrived
there and were temporarily lodged in the Guard
House.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

7 a pri,aiaiutter IRON, San Antonio, rccei,ri ihis
MOI ning, says 'news In Town, thAt the yahlr sut-
b ats have taken possession OF the several ,rrf,
la'lrn with 20 ,is Or Gpvcrnmrni lying NJ ire mouth
OF The niv urndri also lhat Uen. u. Mcculloel has
becn ordered hefrl take Command of this dcpAr,-
mont --Aasiia Gez,tta 2afs w. II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

Ho-we arc requested 10 give notice L'stn Protrac.
ted Meeinsofthc Christian churclswill commence
at his place on Friday, tho 18th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

rS5- Ale following is a list Of quarter
masters appointed by Major Larkin Smith,
Richmond. Tor Inc collection OF the tax in
kind, in Texas:-Major Arnold Nacogdo-
chcs, Chief, CAPT J. s. Sellers, Galveston,
Capt. YIN. Cook, Galveston. Capi. George
c. Hives. Austin, Capt L. g. la rp-r, Drca-
ham, Capt. Bacois cspi. Wani-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
HEApou,nrEr BsuEau cRrrios DEPT TRAs ilIss
SgRrrEroaT, La. August 4, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS,
NO g.

Federal essriers between the ages of IS md 4J who
come wi ln he Confederate lines required 10 take
the oath ofRticgiance to The Confederate Government
ana submit b. enrolled conscrif ts, in which
Tlley will be dciailel transfers or to such duty
wh no. expose lhen, to he hazard of capture BY lie
enemy. Ifiey refuse take the oath and he enrolled
enrolling officers viii arrest them and iilem subject
20 The orders Of The Department or District commander.
BY command Of Brig, Gen. GREER
W. STEDaAy a. A. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09


approved BY hio Will be Forwarded with the testimony
70 iais Bureau for action. In of nonnpproyai by
tllf enrolling officer, appeal lies 30 the Duieau
Iiy eonmand OF Brig. Gen. GREER.
W. STEDaAY, A. A. Gen. /
s,payAsrrns ran,u or cosscaiprIos Drpr TnANsMissl
siasyspcEr, Lao Augusta lsS3
GENERAL ORDERS,
.& M. T.
]! The following General Order from the Department
Headquarters is published for the information Of oil
CONCERNED.
"HgApousRrExs DEpAnvmBSr TRASs-Mrssa
SHREVEPORT, La, Jnly 2S, 1858.
ftfI. .
r. "Thc enrichment OF conscripts II solely under
c direction Of the Conscrpt Bureau the officers there
%; acting under orders from the Department Head
qiarcrs all other icers arc therefore forbidden to
rcl coscrps recruit from persons within consctipt
ngcs, unless b. special permission in writ ng from the
4 Department commander. :.
BY comm md OF Lieut.. Gen. Il. hERBf SMITH.
S. s. ASpERsoy,A A. A. Gen.
III. 0Mcers and others authorized to recruit form
new organizations aud not having special permission
II WHITING from the Department commander 10 recruit
enlist Persons within the oonscript ages cannot
receive such persons until after they have been enrolled
mud as]igne TO hem by competent. authority Officers
who violate this order will be arrested and punished
lyea Gonrt-Mlrtal, and conscripis who mny enter
snizaiions now ,ormed in process of ioNnuton be-
fore they are regularly enrolled and assigned will be
deemed descriers and punished accordingly.
BY command Of Brig Gen GREER,
W. SreDAAY, a. A. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
an I-EX z.xSx-t-1;.

EPI5COrAL OH J4SS;li.
REV In. KAY iii huld divine. service at the Ma.
sonic Hall next Sunday iilIh inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
Ths 9allas Ysrala.
DALLAS:
Wednesday,, September g.. 1858.


SrBScRfPTiuS--1u ioislis, Ia advance, .-...S2 10
Nopapar will DO svn iruui the oiicc mil Inc sub
Nrorpiivu price Is paid aud all papers ds-continu~
AZ the expiration The lime for which ,lIcyarspai
AO r-s:ls 2:xSx.t-s:
Mvcrtiscmrnts inserted AT tho rate Of Two Dollars
por Square oi tight iines iostlr FIRST INSERTION aud
onedoii,r for each subsequent Insertion 10 be paid
fDr, n ev,ry insnnceat The imr hey ins"rtcl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09
|. (gTRCELATs.

". nrEDMAy, a. A. Ger
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

RuaU or CoSsoRIPTios LEFT TRass-1 MISS
SrnssIpoAT, In, August ~ 1863. !
70 HE leopie u tie 1yaas 4ASs. Deportment:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-09-09

SHREVEPORT, La, Jnly q, 1913. !
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-06

in all cases such as unfortunately
occurred in Eaton a few days ago,
fall like a thunderbolt upon the
guilty. Let US charitably and
kindly hope, thai Eaton will now
see "peace and pursue it )" if not,
many of our best citizens, who love
peace, and desire to obey law and
order, will be compelled to leave
this part of the country, if not the
States altogether, to live where all
laws are mildly but strictly chi
forced, and person and property
fully protected. Indeed we know
it to be a fact, that many of our
best inhabitants are very anxious
to get away from Eaton. We are
panied to have to write thus, but
as the conductor of a newspaper,
we are bound to "do JUSTLY" as
well as to ''love mercy" Still, VIC
hope that
"Better days are coming, boys,
Wait a little Longer"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-06
Weekly Summary.

We have no war news this week
TO report. Meade and Lee are
looking at each other, and will
soon draw the sword, to conquer
or to die.
In the South, our army is in gen,
eral victorious, but not in all in
stances.
Jackson, the capital Of MissisSir,
pi, has been destroyed by our
troops, after it had become ours
We can not understand why such
a place should be laid in ashes, ottol
it had been safo in our possession
The people look for an explanation
by the War Department.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-06
BEN. WADE.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer an
nounces that when Lees army got
into Pennsylvania, Ben. Wade and
Chandler (who have been at Wash,
ington ever since Congress ad.
iourned0 packed up and left on
the double.quick for home, and
that Wade got off the cars at
Cleveland and footed it up through
a back alley to the house of a friend
to keep the people from seeing
him. His Abolition doctrines sci
the nation on fire, and when the
flames approached the Capitol, he
ran away like II thiefin the night
instead Of taking II muskct, and
standing up like a maj to defend
the Capitol Tuscarawas Dem.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-06

Il o FRY.

Whenever any drafted man shall
show to the Board of Enrolment
of the district in which he may
have been enrolled that he was inn
properly enrolled, having been
when enrolled, Il non resident OF
the district, not Of proper age, or
in the service on the Sd, of March,
1869 he shall be discharged by the
Board, and lis place in the quota
shall not be filled from the fifty
per cent. drawn in addition tc
supply vacancies created by exemp.
lion arising under the second sec.
ton Of the Enrolment Act.
JAMES B. FRY
Provost Marshal General.