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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

p5-Thc Washington (Ark.) Telegraph in speaking
Of the changes in the Trans Mississippi department
says;
The horizon brightens rapidly in Ark
ansas. a new spirit has taken possession
of our army. 1t is manifest in the tone Of
the officers, but most especially in the rapid
improvement of the army in numbers and
efficiency. Every review manifests this in
n most unm siakeable manner. Co-vales-
cents are coming from the hospitals. Des-
erters and stragglers are docking in from
all quarters. The late military changes
in the department have inspired new con.
fidcnc'. Kirby Smith is looked upon as
"a tower of strength and the coming of
Price is ha:icd rs the beginning of q sys-
ten of operations, which will yet redeem
our unfortunate department from the in
! gloi ious waste of its tner ei viii, h has
heret ofore WON il AWAY. We have every
reason to hope everything for the next cam
paign. Let Arkansians now be content
and ct it no longer be said that nobody
can please them. We ask no better cum
manders. Let the people, one and all, sus-
tain the military authorities, and throw nc
obstacles in the way of their plans. Men
may be called upon 10 make personal
sacrifil1s. What iben7 Would you live
ut ease and have others win for you the
great battle Of freedom? Would you whine
and demur, and shuttle of your duties
whilst others give up life, property, family
everything? Shame on the thought
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
BattIe near Sullolk, Virginia,

We have seen frequent references TO the
late Suffolk battle but no particulars we're
given. We gather the following from. the
Richmond Examiner OF the ~ nlt. Gen
eral Pryor was attacked on Saturday. q
miles from Suffolk, BY the enemy, reported
To be 5000 strong, After a.harl iisht of
three hours the enemy were rGpulscd with
heavy loss General Pryor, at last &C.
counts, held tho entire battle fe!d, and the
cic,ny was in full retreat. Our loss was
considerable. AmOng the killed was the
gallant Col roagc, OF Virginia. Another
dispatch says our loss less than 20, while
that of tho enemy was very heavy. THIS
IL tho statement of Gen. Pryor himSrl..
Another dspa;chIsays The enemy admit a
loss of 500. An the hospitals and the
Baptist Church of Suffolk were filled with
the wounded Gen, Corcoran commanded
the negro thieves. The Richmond road is
n roagh.one for our enemies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

GRENADA, March 2-Inlormaiion has
been received here from the Yazoo, giving
the particulars of an affair between the
enemy's gunboats and our batteries yestc.-
day. Two of the boats advanced and on
gaining what was supposed to be favor
able position, fred two shorts at us in quick
succession. reply was ma lie by our heavy
guns and the enemy soon retired.
The attacking| ont was struck by she'll
which set fire to her cotton bulwarks and
were soon partially thrown overheard.
What other damage, il any, was done was
no. asccrlaincd. We have not heard from
tie enemy since. Two empty boxes have
foated down and lodged against our raft,
marked "Com ]. B. Hall, U. S. n"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
STATE OF lEXAS,

STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY DALLAS.
TO any 4 cid oscr o. said county, Greeting:
NIOlf are hereby commanded to summons Frank
/ DrGzclc, by publication in the Dallas HERALD, a
newspaper published in Dallas county, Texas, for three
successive weeks before the day TO al pear be-
fore me- ut my Office in Precinct No. in said county,
on the FIST Saturday Of May next, at the hour oi
O'Clock p. NJ of said day, 10 answer the complaint OF
George Harper in plea of debt by account for Ten
Dollars and thai The said George Harper has 1led his
al Iayit that the said Frank Brazr las abs,orded
from this county and his properly has been levied On
to pay the ssm,; and due return make TO me NJ my
Office as the law directs Given under my hand, this
the 10Th day of March, A. ID. lSu3.
A. ROBINSON, JP.
The above IL true copy of the origna., March ]!
1868. II. HARDLSTf, Constable ID. U. L.
1895
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

Gen. PARsoN.-During our absence the
intelligence arrived that Col. Parsons OF
Texas, had been created Brigadier Gen.
eral. We avail ourselves of the opportunity
Of paying just tribute 20 his distinguish
ed cavalry officer. We have known him
personally and watched his career with in
tercst since he came into the State almost n
year ago, with perhaps the best drilled reg-
mcnt of cavarly in the service. Since that
time he has been constantly in the field,
and in many encounters with the enemy,
has rendered the most important service to
the cause in Arkansas. Brave, accom-
plishel energetic and clivalrous, he has
fairly won his spurs, and shown himself
entitled by the highest sanction, proof of
merit, to The honor he has won. Such APP
poirtmcnts inspire hope in the really des-
CRYING, and give confidence to the people.
We clip the above from the Washington (Ark.)
Telegraph, and in the name # Texas and Texans,
thank The editor for the well deserved and handsom.
tribute to one of our favorite commanders. Gen.
Parsons, has shown himself ever, fearless, bold,
energetic and able leader aud well deserving Of the
promotion, which he has received
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

ESyRAY NOTICES:
>~S~~~s~s-~~N~~~< ~-~~~~rN~SN~e~>NSN
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by II. NJ. Cook and cstraycd before
Sam1 II. Gilbert Esd, in Precinct No. 4, ON
star in iace. saddle marks, hriiided with figure
on left shundtr. apl raist nj 500.
ONE BRIGHT BAY HORSE, 10 hare: high, ahont
years old, blaze lace. some saddle marks, le hind
foot white half way To heck branded with IN LETT
shoulder, appraised at $50.
TAKEN uP ~ s. H. Gilbert, and IS 'ayed before
Noah Good, ESD, in Precinct No, T. ONE stREEL
HORSE COLT, with flax main and tail, small white
spot in face, about year old, appraised 1t 3D.
1871.
TAKEN UP by Thomas BoNles an es'rayed be-
fore g. W Baird, J. r., dare red work OK, about
years old. murkcd with crop and uderl.i; In ea.h
oar and branded RI the LETT hip; valued al $50.
TAKEN UP by Geo. W. Record and estray, d before
Geo. W. Baird u, % DEEr ia =; ,,c,
nrehead, dim brand on the left shoulder SUP, osed
to he IS; appraised to SIS.
TAKEN UP by w. II. Hughes arc itrayed before
q. w baird, J. T., 5 WORK OXE--, one pale red
ox. with white spccks on the rump and sides, about
10 wears old, marked swallow fork and underttt IN
In. IN, ear and branded Jy the right hip; also,
,,,c Iiack OK with white back aud belly, about 10
DID, ked with split In the len ear anu CROP
Ia the right and also pale red stag, about years
la marked with u crop on the left ear ana under
hart in the giglt branded on tho left hip; he 3
TAKEN UP ly James W. Lane and estreyed before
7 y Poindexter, J. p, one BAY TONY, about ]
y.at, id. about Is hands high, small star and tlaze
In the forehead. some saddle marks on Tie i.i' siue
"rTiAKEN UP by Joseph r.. Penn and es:raycd be.
49,. ~ n Cameron, j. r., one sORREL HORSE, Q
yca-s old. IS hands high. with soma saddle ma :,
branded JP o., te left shoulder, aid nick ont Of the
iefI ear appraised to 500, Also, BLIGHT SUN
REr HOfSsE . years old. some white in the face,
- ndeJ on the ef shoulder D. bath hind feet while
ab,u, IA hands high; appraised ios so.
TAKEN UPby A. O. Name and esifayeo before :
YEARS ola, about 10 hands high appraised 70 SO
TAKEN UP by J. !, FLOYD and - irayed before :.
NJ spiiier-, J. p, one YOKE Of % IN. one brown
= and hall ali VI
MARKED with swallow fork in the right ear and
m on the Il o. brand the len hiP not legibe sp'
rraised to sis. The other a black o., years oa
vi an come white spot brand not known. marked
ru OF Of he right ear and underhit In the eft APP
nrsi.es 40 $50 GEO W. LAWS. C. c. c. d. c.
I,:3,.1 BY JAS. p. TnoEAs, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

Edlt0Fs DdITds Her0Id:
GEsTLEMss.-llayng made purchases for the Quar-
tornasiers department IN Dallas, and adj cent coun
ties, lat spring, considerable extent, ,ld thus
far having been unable to make payment, deem II
nay self, well to those from whom l pur-
chased 10 make known the facts.
Bsiore making the purchases, WIS assu!>'d by the
q. n. Gen. THAI the means should lie furnished me
for prompt payment, aud having full faith in his
ability to meet his promises, made similar ones; aud
not being supplied with means ~ desired, !
I rocepded TO Richmond, aud In october last, prucur-
cd a sufficiently 10 discharge all siy liablics hut on
fny return, the powers that b. in the Trans Miss
Dist would suffer the funds appropriated TO that
purpose, saying that IL heeded for the current
sxprses vi the army, and that 10 funds could then
Les s,-re,l far the paOment OF outstanding debts
sincs which have made numerous applications for
the iunjs but VIII n answer VI nj all. have Received
the reply and am sorry to say that l have
va no assurance when the will lie furnished,
hut will continue my efforts until the debts paid
Very Respectfully, A. HAYWOOD,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ. lysh Tex. Cav.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

60 The prospects Tor the wheat crop in this region
were never better. We regard the wheat now
,afe beyond q possibility ola doubt The only f1Lr
have is that labor will DC to scarce won the har
vest sells in, To take Of the crop. In view Of
lis it Is important that every energy should be used
procure all the available labor That can be obtain
sd from other sections Of the State, for all achnosl
edge the nportance TO the country Of saving every
grain VI wheat lat is grown IL will all he Il
Iur Unr armies and Tor homr consumption. Citizens
trim southern Texas having large forces could do
no patriotic thing than to send up their surplus
labor 10 engage in saving the wheat crup.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

SEWARD AND MERClE2.-Th Richmond
Wing, commenting OH the correspondence
between MERCER, the Ere: CHI Minister, and
Seward, the Abolition liar, says the latter
in substance, if not in words, charges tie
French Minister with faischood. His words
are very precise, and they may involve n
bubble. He says; "No suggestions were
made 10 NJ. MERCER by the Secretary of
State that induced, or were designed or
calculated to induce, him to undertake q
mission to Richmond" This looks very
broad aud comprehensive, and, to common
observers, seems 10 cover the whole ground
and ret there may DC an cquivoque in the
word ,ai,sion. But, be this as it may, the
common sense Interpretation is that which
will prevail. The imputation of falsehood
Is distinci-the insult unmistakable and
emphatic.
The French Minister'S statement was q
confidential communication TO his own gov
ernm.nt, written soon after the affair, when
all the circumstances were fresh in his
mind, and with no inducement to misrep
resentatiOn, and with every appearance Of
candor and truth. There is not man in
America or Europe who will not believe he
uttered his honest convictions, and Of the
same lime uttered the exact truth.
Occupying the position he dces, he ]:
without redress for the personal inlignity
which will render il all the more impera
tive on his government TO vindicate hi
honor. The French are not people VII,
are accustomed TO submit 10 insult ethel
collectively or observation-disclosures 4p
peal,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
The Frauafors Convention.

Special to tlc Chicago Tribuhc.
FRANKFORT KY, Feb: ls:-The rebel convention
IRE Al Ne ruiuIiIan Hall, FraLEfurt. NJ II O'Clock
i.,is morning., David Mcrr.Mc'hcr OF isrsun cont-
IS. acting Us 'irinan. As soon AS the Convention
" t,!leh uricr Col. Gilbert ofiLc iiih Ohio Reg
iu.rI!:, read Me follow ing order:
HEAD QUARTERS, lsT BEIGApr,)
"a my Oi Central Kentucky,
FRtNRryGr, February l2th iSV2
GENERAL oRDLE, No. s.
Rr!is bic information having been received mt these
Hu, Ilrtcrs HAT nnnlcr of rbrls al cniiiisst-
rie- are This city, wh,i are EJt Residents AID WHO
are mol members of he krn'utky l"gisiatur. or ofi
ccra Of he Government, shall i,rihwi'h report
their names to lese headquarters, accompanied win
satisfactory recurrence, 10 th"ir loyalty 10 'he.Gov
crumcnt of the United states; BY command OF
). A. G !EBBlT, Cot. Cnnld'g.
This took the Dl,iurEuis by surprise, bus nos hing
luuntcd, il wus moved 20 call the dceGacf al" sub
init ti nliics to Col Gilcr,, ho had thc names i' n
and there .utullrd. The chairman hoped thar no dis
turhnnce would take place. aud that mons would do
aught thar u good and loyal citizen might not do.
Mir Grover. of owen, and Read, of L..inc. senators,
aud Bush. Johnson and Chambers, REPRESENTATIVES.,
were present. and took part in lie plOcccdih by 'unch
ing for ;htr delegates. Messrs ro,ci, julnsGn Bush
and C!!snbrrs represented .hcT respective cuuh;i"'
When the call of The counties VAS completed, Col
Gilbert addressed III. Crny n.iun EXPIRE n the hU Q
hat no one present would inter secession sentiments,
for that would yronise aud possibly lead TO the
arrest Of ALL lie hen invited them to quietly dispsise
and d, p;,it for their homes, assuring them that u was
decidedly the wi5cS course for them 10 pursue. for as
the Kentucky Legislature had failed 10 endorse t"h'
by refusing the Of he capitol and ilr loyalty had
not been satisfactorily vouched for he uid MOI Fer.
n,t any asten ,g. OF the Kind within the limits Of
his coilnnnd lie od them also that it WAS useless
to o!,i such conventions in Kentucky, rs none but
men of undoubcd loyalty woui be permitted TO rnn
Office. or II elected by disluyu fotes, woua ho pe
permitted TO hold Office
The rebels ground heir teeth with rage, but the
prcsercc Of NV ;::2y"st guard in the "'lic GUAR"
"r, dine check the disposition to ri"t. ALou.
two hu ed delegates were present. but outside those
The convention was not g"perally ATTENDED.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

or DR., g. Holland, in arrived At Houston, from
Richmond, informs the e,ii.Or q the Telegraph that
there Is yeal some truth In the reporfs OF n-goiia-
zion going IN between the North West and Eicl-
mond. il."uh the nature ofthe negotiations Is not
a prrpeT matter for the types.
He saw in WiltsingiOn, hye English steamers that
had run he blockade Gen. Whiting 10 In the COM
nand there and confident Of Icing able 10 hold the
p0rf.
A Considerable portion Of the army OF the Rap
pahannsrs has passed down below Rihcuiund. and
Il now ,.r.nuniad below that city and Peter-burg.
The general nIression seems 10 bt that the On 10
Bel nond" y played ont
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

nerve publish Oh the outside "fto'd"y'' i'l"r 'h'
at incorporating the e" Dallas N"lo and EN'' S'''
lc," together with two o'h'r 81" Of srn""n '"''''
rst fpral ofwh!ch We are indebted Ia orr "l ''T''-
tn,ivr, O.. John e. Mccoy. II Is TO be hoped mat
tho Trustees named in tho College, act "''l ~ oheo
take s.cpi 10 or; ani.c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

NOTICES. hereby given that he undrrsign.
~ ed was at the February Term 1864, Of the Coui-
y Court of Tai rant County pertaining to Estates,
duly q, pointed Administrator uf he estate of james
l.. Chiycrs deceased All persons holding claims n
gains said estate will present ihcm properly anthem
tcaiel within tho time prescribed by law, ami tn, SO
indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment to the Undersigned.
i7Gw JAMES JOYCE. Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
NssT'Es,E

is hereby given. that at the February Term, 1863,
o the Go Court y, raining to Estates, Of Tar
rant county -. ofTcNas, Tie undersigned was ap-
pointed miniSta;or Of the estate of a. G. Ncthcry
decd. wherefore all persons holding claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed bv law, and thuse inde".
eli to said estate will make yneni the unersign
cd. d. l.. s.My:.LS Admir-.
March ard lStt3-lT.iw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

NYOTlCE.-Thc nnl-i sncd WAS arponced ad-
ministrator Of the Estate of Silas Sn ith 'ccas-
ed at tile February Germ, 1862, of the Probate C"nr'
Of Parker county. Persons indebted to the estate
will please make Immediate payment and hose hold
ing aim against said estate will present them prop
erly authenticated US required by law.
b #. IRBY, Admir-. Esi. Silas Smith, decd.
l6:Cw.n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
/ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Att d,

A DNL- NVI
N February Term ofthe Probate Court of amman
CO in,y, Letters of Admnst ration were grained to
Jasper D. Weaver the estate OF Jasper Weaver de-
ceased All persons holding claims against sa d e.-
tate arc notified {" present them duly authenticated
within this time prescrb by law, and those indobt
cd to said estate will please make nayment
Ils:Gwl JASPER II. WEAVER. Admir-.
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KaAyyI,E s. s7sHEEs,'s HILL,

a Horny Spin q, 0 miIrs south OF DaIIus IN
N the West side fTrinity River, IL now IN first
rate running order. and capable Of grinding six hun
bred bushels VI wheat In u hours. win make as
good flour and give good turn ont any mill IN
the country. 0uc r,,-s arc onr.sixlh Cor toll.
Always on hand, for sale. Flour, in lots TO suit
purchasers.
The Ferry OPPOSITE mill, on Trinity River, IL
free 90 all persons coming to or 90 from he mill.
HNWPE e. MILLER.
G5-We have now ON hand. large amount of flour
for SALE, an,l will purchase W hcat ut the market
price, delivered ut mill. ut all times
1S:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

A special dispalch.t to the Moh:!" Tribune,
dated 10Th Feb, says. that nidshipman
OF the British ship Desperate, reports that
the officers of The iron clad lronsidcs adj
nit that three Federal vessels. since the
bgh. OF Charleston, have been missing
so one FEDERAL propeller sunk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
nt,p QuARrrRs I'd (srnsnTsl phiG.ps,
Co.'S fiom az ~ n, Msrot i2L., ieds. J
GEy ERAL ORDER, No. 10.

a. lhr f,Iina .i,s uNi 49, T.m q circular frum the
A,lhfr"t ard INSPECTOR urirrHis once, under dare
efiah &, 1876, 10 ujshed Tor Ihv iniorn'a iop and
guilai.cr - cpncfnr,li
such prl ins a. are liable to conserlplinn viii la
al, we'd 10 lHin any IAriielhr company andres''lrit
rriniriHg fe,iul -, Nlin Ito ruinmaHd In wh,h me
ufi er pirulllus ur rulinS may deserving, 10
lkV manner, tush pVrsuns ~ ntu vi ! IN Tie e"n'
script az n and who inny come tnTwapl anu 81 or
hrui.ulvr. or crylcr, viii 10 nllu~rl oNol irt', y
aud will receive all tho brnrHts Which aru sco,ITcd by
ltN o. volunteers. Recruits Ihus obtained mnut
hnwrysr, In AL oas,,, enter companies ALREADY IN
ssr i', and c.nnnt b. urgahilod Into new yumpa,rs
70 ;inn ni,." by virtue IL the authority quoted
alnrr recruits VIII h. received into any ui The rcgl-
mems df this (Slcightsl B'gId-yls, sic!Chis Itgi,
MINT, TrAla Infantry, hlrNandsr-' s,el'hvhH' ana
Iawpcs regiments dismountcd TcNas cavalry, atd
Neas battery of Artillery, Recruits enliHling un'
der this call VIII be entitled aud receive the boun'
~ ~ kOnn NJ the money c,n DO obtained iiVLi lie
D-ptrin, ut Little ku,S,
II. All officers aud ni'u belonging 10 this brigade
ahsrnt with lrnye "r under orders ARE author
sci n ordered 10 receive, aud muster into service,
recruit, for any regiment ar company In the u gnds
They are al.o ordered collect aud To bring 10 their
o"inn alds all men who arr rbScni wiihnn, leave
III. by authority nf Brig, Cen. s.crie, Command
ing Drpt. milan TIrriISry, u l. ordered mat All
rcn belonging 60 ihb Bf!gac who have been detail
Ell 10y vnnltermnstcrs or other persons, except ny ai-
u,huri;S from these Head Qnrler,n shall report Ia
pes> ar duty to their rrsprc i've commands Will
out delay otherwise Il g. will he created u; ducrcrs.
", Enlisted men Nho arc absent ir' M ilei com.
lnds vi huui l",r are earnestly solicited To avail
themselves ct tho orders heretofore pabliSbed for
'hrir benefit aud return to duty In their respective
commands aud thus remove the stigma Of dosortion
from lhrir names. by Command Of
Col. A. VI. ALEXANDER.
Conld'g. I'd tsrrights) Brigade.
lT:it1 JNO. D. JONES, A. A. A. Gen'l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

Bs-Col y. u Mason, vii! leave this place on Tues
da, next the 7tl Il April, for the headquarters Of
Col. Stone command, and will take any small pack
secs or letter. for the ia said Command Which
may BIZ left either at the Crutchtld House IN faas'
or at the Post Office in Lancaster, prior to h.l cate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
NOTICE.

0yERNMEST Stores want q suci - Jeans.
VI Lin-ey, plain cloth. both cotton AND volien,
green Bnois a Shoes Leather anil all eiothing mate
RIAL for witch liberal prices will he paid in cash, at
the clohing depot. on main st. Dallas, Texas by the
undersixned fsw pair Of cotton cards Will be ex-
changed for any Of the above srtiries
saML. g. JON IS. Govt AIT.
Dallas, Texas. Feb. is, 1863 l2-st.
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| DMlNIsTKATNR,a NOTICE.-N,

"A ice is hereby given that at the February Term,
l353 of the Probate Court of Dallas County. the
dcrsgned was appointed Ahminis rator of the esta
Of VIM. II. Smith decd. This IL therefore to notify
sent them duly authenticated to tn" undersigned.
All those indebted to said estate are requested to
make payment to thc undersigned without delay.
March IL 1Si;3--l7:iiw" y. II. LIVELY, Admir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

,Ie.Gen. j. d. Magruler arrived At Austin, on
Friday the 2Oh ul,., and left for San Antonio. On
SUNDAY following, lie wa- met aud escorted INTO
the cts OF. Austin by the Governor and many Of he
iale officials amid the ringing of bells and iir.ens
Of cannon. Arrived the Capital, hc was welcomed
to the seat uG,Goycrnmcnt in in eloquent manner by
Judge Terrell, the General briefly replying
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
AMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.-At t

n February Tcri ofthc Probate Court OF Kaufman
county, Letters of Administration were granted to
Nancy A. Noel on tlr estate of Grrnett A. .'Hl, de-
cease,l. All persons holding claims against said es-
tne are no fled to present them, duly authenticated
within The time prescribed by law and those indebt
ed Is said estate will please make payment
TIs.Gwl NANCY A. NOEL, Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

ED-Wc arr undor obligations to Mrs bH'E"' or
this county Tor n copy Of the 81. LnNis Republican
,n:alnlng list IS NIL tho captured Ulcers a'I "'h
i.om Texas, at tho Arkansas Post. Tic list Is TO
lengthy for our colt mus
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

G-o-Nlaj. Gen STERLING PRIcE, and sta'l'rri'tn III
Aiexandl n, La, Oh the 18Th. inst. He Is riohap'y
by this Limo with the army in Arkansas, where his
presence vii b. haed visa drliSht ny tie whole
,army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01

E6-We learn that Col. Gurlcy's Regiment, now at
Columbus, Colorado county, has been dismounted.
The horses Of Capt. j. L. Smiths company, Of this
county, reached here during last week II is thought
that a. regiment will go 10 Brownsville.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE rsr-ILDEES

DY order of tho County Court IF Dallas County.
ID its February Term, 1858, proposals will he
e:cvpd by the C, ...ry Clerk, un II the: Monda. in
May, 1868, for the rebuilding of A'ountnir Greek ait
Fv Mile Bridges. sai brd, cs to lie rebuilt cor
ding to the plans and specifications OF Il old ones,
which found on the Minutes OF the County Court.
S,ih r"serVip ,gnt S. -
,n..I Q t-ndcrsi s.i.i Clark
,4nG. ". LAWS. Gle @. G. n.0. Texas,
ttG:td. by JAS. p. THOMAS, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-01
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lNOTICE.

w T. wound re. poctully inform the public gene
w rally, aud our cHsiom ~ in particular, that
frrm MD after this date, Will grind What FOR the
sixth buslr and Corn for the fGh hnshcl, at the
City NJ lis bailas T,.ai SHERWOOD & co.
I~rf'arv Ia I9tl, n,lnIon