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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
woMAS's HEART.
" sA1EI SRvEEHAn


Ne went 10 the vorld-I0red Bail las; night
Claude and !, II our robes Of gold
BE, IL cost black as JET
And L In the jewels 1 wore Of old.
Diamonds covered ny heAd n rpuDdA,
Seventy large ones lit my neck,
v,s' ny skirts they burned II quarts
Counting Al! goodIT peck
Hoped tbe eapS-y meath the wires,
spoke the cRoE-y not word;
"hen 10 my heart the chill has struck.
How can sing can Hry bir6'
We we're together, ClEude and I,
Bonded together as man and pifr
Little though; as uttered nv VOWS
Whist Was the real ideal u life
BE IA ny husband 10 lore Eud obey
Those we're the words q the priest, ! think
He IL 70 purchase the clothes vsz-
oraeF ny Tlot0sis and order my drink
Well, il is well If il must be s.:
Women ihs siE=e and nan the lord
She the EclssorE 70 cut the threads
After the dsrning-ADd he the sword
Was it 70. ;his played ny cards,
Tuned ths Pikou's Fsoder din.
Cherished delicate health and ate
Pickles ana pencils 70 make me thiaH
Better il were to be born q sert,
Holding s0ul By masters IeEEs:
Better taEo learning sJcl=Iy's IAE,
Gaining husband And fo-f=ir.rc r,c.acs
AoftiG1sF ElEtk kS hs Ste9 ne dance
Percy Is sac - he passes by,
herbert turns Psllid beneath ny glance:
Al! Of them mArrisd-Eud 81 An /
Wei. il The world must have i:Ea.
Woman eau only stand Eod epdurs:
EysE the GTusBuesE Of ali that Il ErJ,ss
Rises the TErau: Of al thai Is pure
Marriage, they Say, is : sacred ;hiuE:
so;s the setteC thsf Yields Z snA-f
Give one cTCub 10 the starving wret,h
And give one osysc; 10 woDEu's heart.
Claude they tell ne. should oEr NJ love:
Nell, have loved him neSrly week:
Looking ~ one I1su longer than fhsf
Crews 70 be tIreso:De-so 70 speak.
What II he calls ne Aogs: wife;
Angels Rrs not fo- the one 70 viz:
Ct Is NY Passionate love Ike the.r-
Thslrs is 4 love taking al ner in.
Hops the CANARY 'oes:b the wires,
Speaks the cAnGry not = word
When 70 ny hear the chill has struck.
How can siaE'-oEa Ary bird,
-OrpLsaT G Gsr7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
An Ingenious Counterfeit.

Before the war certain kind of 6ne
sheetiDg, made in New England by the
Lousdsle works, was very popular, and ez-
teusively patrouiEed BY the Southero uer-
chants. Since the war broke out of course
they have been unable to get them. Among
the merchandise captured OF board the
British prize steamers of Charleston, try
ing TO run the blockade, and brought 10
Philadelphia to be sold, was found q lot Of
goods made by the English manufacturers
in exact limitation OF the Lorsdale article.
and bearing label which is perfect
counterfeit OF the New England label, eI-
cept tha: for Lonsdale is substituted 1be
word Lausdale- OF course no srch works
exist in England, and the goods are merely
to be pslmed of as Of American make upon
a people az the South who have been for
two yesrs past swearing that they never
would wear Yankee goods if they could get
any other 1t seems that even their Eng
!ish friends are obliged to counterfeit the
Yankee labels before they can get them to
buy English sheetings. How these South
rons despise the Yankees !-PklIadglghi7
n. american.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
A Rules held IN the Cls-i'. once q The Court o.
n fhe county q 41oomAeE- JGly 7th, Is5s
Jeha z Wise, plAintif,
Ges-re Ris. a.s.nsnn.

The object Of this suit Is 70 reccre- from the de-
isadAn', George D. Wise the san of Ssvsrfy-sEht
dollATs Eot Beventy-thTee csute, With interest On
afty-three dollHTS and pinefy-tUo pSzt there
of from the 22d day of Rs5ruEry, A d 1851. Lnd on
teirFJfouT collars ana ezghfy-oDe The balance
thereof from the SeLh day Of December. 1S5S-
AhdHTit having bean made u eauSorrify 70 4,
At 70 amend ADD re-eusct the passed July 2sth
1851 entitled An At staying the collection q ct-
sAiH dsbts- passed Fehr1EEy st, lSss, wheretr tbs
said defeDdHst il desIasd D9o-resideut Of m,
state an order q pubheasion Is EEHrdAd GEzing tk
sid deieoaAni- End It Il ordsrdd that The aid d.
isbdEoi DO appear within one ncath Alter dpe ruk
behfipn hereof and do What il necessary % prot+t
his iGtereEtE And ttE4 eoPy Of this order bs rnS
SSea once EeeE Tor fur successive veeEE il tb.
IUteIlEeposT, paper puhIishe3 il tbs -s, - ~ p -
ia God posted a the foaI doo- Of the Caurs aouss
q thG county, On the frEt day of ne next CoTntT
TyH:
hPGs-lE' ). 3. AILwoRTH, G &C
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
Important Order Respecting Slavery
in the Department of the Ohio
HEADQUARTERs DEPABTNES7 OF 1zEl
OHIo, CIYCISSATI, OEIo, April 25.
3ESRRAL osDEE 40. So,

6EARkAL D. -.
: In accordance with the spirit Of the
proclamation of the President of the Uni
ted Ststes, dated January !, 1853, il is or
dered that all persons belonging to, or fol-
lowing, the army in this department, are
forbidden to interfere with, or impede the
operation of. any civil process in the State
Of keutueky, having in view the recovery
Of slaves of citizens of the State: and they
are likewise forbidden to aid or abet in
their escape from their homes, or 70 en-
ploy such persons against the consent of
their owners, except in cases where mill
tary necessity requires their impressnent,
which iupressment must be made in &C
cordauce with regulations governing such
cases
II. All slaves made free By the war
measures of the President OF the United
States, by Congress, or by capture during
the var, are entitled 10 their freedom, and
no oae in this department has a right to
interfere with that freedom. Any sale Of
such persons in this department is void.
The rights of citizens must be respected
by the army, and the war measures of the
Government must be sustained.
III. Any persons wilfuliy violating this
order will be at ouce arrested. and rePortei !
to the headquarters Of General Boyle, at
Louisville, for trial.
Regulations to prevent confusion and
injustice in the execution Of this order will
be published
By command of
MAJOR GKxERAL BURNSIDE.
LEWIS RIcHHoED, A A G.
Official. ". P. ANDERSON, 4. A G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01

o4NEN 4OPNS'
John REID. John T. Miller. G-o. E Wheat,
,5s- Nvui-. John ZsDckIer, Sam Mcclellan
y " FrEazhetrl. jas y. VEuce. Alex L4ughlin.
J-aIs COMPANY having bsen duly organized, are
prepared - take Tlsks H fEiT rates on baildiuEr
u III Kinds, merchandise MAJ utsc:urinC estAolish-
1.--;s furniture steamboats, Rud cRCEuss OF the
e.;--l rvers and lakes. and also on the lives uf
.--s1ls fer Term - yrA-E- This Company o1erE
-a;~-lr Inducements % fArEn-r> whereby they car
Ius-re5 foE three Years ~ reduced rates Tins BE-
home Institution. composed Of uinety-four
--s-lugs5-rs- most Of whom among our best bII-
rns- recommends Itself 10 THE favorable con-
sl-'l5a u lie InsurIEE paolo. aud solie!ts their
ias-aGss--
Application. fOr Insurance Will be ? grnrt!y ST
--a ID = by thu Sacretary.
ya-s, No : McLur= Erass. being the ss-1e to.-
Eae-.y Occupied b Adams Express CoJnpAuy.
JOHN REID, P-, sident
>AN'L MCCLELLAN, Yioe-Preziieat.
y c ARTHTR- LEeat fsr i'Eyiae PsnsiorE- Once,
Nc ! McLurs House. being the sans ofcs formerly
occupied by Adams EzP-ess Company aprI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01

NTIRGINIA.-At Rules held il ;he ,Isyfr. o..
See Of the circuit court Of Ohio county for tbe
month of P-l. 1868.
Thomas HrgheA,
! LAELEcA-otui Il
James ". Phillips Hssumpslt-
The objsct Of this sui; E TO recover of rbe defend
Ant ths sum Of one huodred and rineir.nipe 6.lI-.
and 3 centt Is ea S51, with interest and costs
The defendant Dot having entered Lis Appearance
and Il appearing from Gf5dsvit fled IL The cans
thsI he Ii not resident o. tins StE1e on motion
the attorney Eor The PlAi1tid s ordered tkAi th
sEid defendant 90 EpPaEr bers within one month A.
ter the due publication Of this order ko5 do what
may bs oecesBHry 70 protect his Interest in this sui;
AEc that copy Of the same be published II BJrne
Newspaper printed IL the city .! Wheeling. once
week 70: fou< successive weeks GOd that cory Of
the same be posted 81 she front door Of the e5u-f
house Q! Ohio county or before Ihe first dHr q
the ntIt county cour' 70 be held f0- said ooan,y
CVPy-TesTt:
GEORGE ". SIGHTS. CLERK
n RIcsAL1soS, Att'y plt,f. hPra-4p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
aailg gutrlligrntrr
TERMS OF ADVERTIsI1G.

rRHvz Bold LdKES OF EoEPAEEu- COR OH rnuE, } Oh
LEss- HAE1 A ScuAKI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
n RIczAI1soS, Ats'y + pIt'f EPrs-4T
4 Rules held in the clerks Office Of the court Of
"A the county Of 4coonEck, July III, 1863
Betsy C.oslsy, Prh.
L debt.

The object Of this sui; Is 70 recover from ibs IL.
iebcLnt- Harriet A Hlss- the oF fifty dolls-.
With tnterss: iron the lEt day Of March 1859 81
paid jscf - c-s3+; Of tEc yskrs iuterss;
AhdATn hATIng besn made IN coufo-rnitv q Al
at % amend and Te-enAet the act passed july 2sth
1851 entitled An kct Staying the collection q
tain debts. passed PebrrE-y sth, 1852 Ehe-ebT II.
HAi1 defendant il deemed non resident Of ttis ts+
al order Of publication il awarded GEsiast The SO
defendant, and il IL ordered that the said dsfez.
Go GppsaT within one month EEter due puhlicafjor
hereof AID do Whist il necessary % protect hs- IN
tsEeSts And that copy Of this order be Published
IL the IrtsIEEsroer paper ppbIisbs5 in +bs - -
hteltng. once week. for four successive Vezks
and posted Ht The front door Of the coupf byuEs al
tali e'uniy, on the hTEt day Of the Dsxt county
Test
AP-a4tr+ JB- AILWoRTH c. &C.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
TERHS OF WEEKLY.
One Co per Year......-..........$l so
Six Months 50
II IEvEELErT EE ApvAxU~
The Weekly Intelligeneer

viii contain thirsy-swO columns mostly filled vi,
choice and carefully prepared reading zaLster-sa
hrDstaE AL Eut5eots-thus making tn. largest,
and cheapest NewPuFari in this section Of country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01
IN o R A NCE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA
DIRECTORS: :

CAPITAL e16O, 900
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01

J. B. AILwoRTH, c, A. c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-01

LAND 4 CALCINED PLASTER
EO BBLs- LAND PLASTER far FE-neu
OO 50 90 CLsinsd %, received by
P C. HILDkETH / BRO,
aHrs $ AAia street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

! AVE been OF d"red TO receive III. tax that is
yable In kind, and those who are prepared TO
inr Subsistence stores, will h4d me ready 10 re.
FOR them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
ELECTION RErURNs...OFFICIAL.

COUNTT.
Governor. pa; Chambers, "a.
1t. Goy,-s,ockdsle, 232; Gentry, l0j
Kittrell, 5; Darden, Z.
Com. G. l.. 0ffcc-Crosby, pol.
Congress, 9th Dist.-Wrigh,, "a; Nor.
gan, As; Moseley, 10.
State Senste--Danicl Montague, 1861 J.
W. Hale, log S. s. Weaver, SO.
Local Representatives L. Lovejoy, Jr.,
202; j. e. Whitten, II; 0.C. McWharter, 40.
For Amendment, So; Against, 5.
TARRANr COUNTY.
Governor--MBrrah, PA; Chambers, l27;
Clark, 32
1t. Goy.---stOckdale, 2a9; Darden, "a;
Gentry, 56; Kittrell, Is.
Com. G. L. O.--Crosby, 405.
Attorney Gen l.--Stt adman, 3ll; Shelly,
40.
Congress, 9th Dis..--Grahsm, 2O5; Bay
lor, 23l.
For Amendment, 81; Against, l29.
]. X. Allen elected local Representative
by A msjori,y.
PARKER COUNTY.
Govcrnor--Murrah, 2lS; Chambers, l08
Clark, |.
Lit. Goy..-stockda!e, I5a; Darien, SO;
Gentry, 86; Kittrell, 4.
Com. G. L. crosby, 279.
Attorney Gen'l.-Steadman 81.
Congress, 5th Dist.--Graham, l4l; Bay
Tor, 1856.
For amendment, 49, AgGins, SIS.
John II. Prince, Of Parker, and Z. Pen
dlrton, Of Ellis, elected representatives from
Parker, johnson and Ellis counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

According TO special order No. q, which
va publish this morning, cotton which has
ret ye' passed K,rgs Rapche viii have to
go TO Roma or Rio Grande City. This new
regulation arises from ,heaaapprehensoa on
the par, Of the military, that the Yankees
will make n raid on this place, Growns-
YNte Fag, 8l@.
TExANA, August lO,---The Yankees we're
seen passing Pass Cavallo, with two trans.
ports loaded with troops, few days ago.
and it is suspected here that they are land
ing in force at the mouth of the Rio Grande.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
5. b KIgKNER

Tue RE a oF VIZ MIrB, DECEASED.
tysgRieT turRT SyPcGIerg ERN, A. ID. la.3.
TIE STATE or TEXAS.
h Acrig gf Johnson CoEH;y, Gros.ilJ:
4 2re hereby commanded lhnt yun summon, by
\ publication in tho pallss Hrr,sd. the nearest
tapcr phbli,hri 10 this pa"c, for four successive
previous TO he fourth Monday in September
lhomas Mills. whose residence Is un nown,
'atharinn Jackson. Nancy Bpgger formerly
u Mills. Erlncis Willis, Susan LpnuiehaIn, and
d Suggs, all residents 0f the state q Illinois, aud
kncmies, the same heing tho heirs OF william
Niecrasrd. 10 be and appear before the District
ito lc hoidon in and for the county Of Johnson,
tiuri House thereof in the rovn Of Buchanan,
iAth Monday in S.prcmhtr next then and there
iwrr Tho petition ofS y. KirdEcr. ici in said
lGgaiust il!o hairs of WIN. Mills, ani .,iedginr,
tlaucc As follows. 70 wit That The said vii
till7, who is now dead, for the sun Of three
'h and twenty-five dollar, did on tho - l.y
utry. lSj9 sell to petitioner 32O acres of land,
10 Johnson county, Texas, about 93S miles y.
Slot BuchgrLn. Ia "nicd o the ead William
bJnnicd yiz: b .;i ming 800 varas West Of the
CORNER Of j. NJ. Tnlanh's survey, thence West
.r'is. hence or IA varas thrI,cc T.. l3i4
thence South liii, to the beginning; and that
aar, relying on he rr"mer of stid William
p make itle 10 said premises when he should
pGi-nt fnr the same, Daid said purchase money
rivai pos session and madN yaluabi, improve
thcr9"n; AM petitioner arers that, no with.
:; said promise, the said william Mills depar.
life without making title {" the same, nd
4 said heirs have failed 10 cause said tilo to br
notwithstanding thcy have received IN proper.
money, from the estate Of said William Mills,
+, 4, the sum OF $500 each, and Notwithstanding
# has Ions aince issued 70 tiir said William
) said premises; therefore, no lrinn4 his anti,
Rys process against The heirs Of " iliam Nils,
icrcs Of the Court decrecine title in petitioner
aremises, and dives ing the title ont 0f he
lrs and vesting ;he sGme in petiii rer, and for
~ general relief
e Nsil not, but hnve you then and thern, ,e.
b Conrt, this writ. with vOur r0turn thereon
how Won have executed the same.
rs. witness: James Haer Clerk of The
~ District Court of.iohnson County. Given
n junder my hand AID zeal of said Cnurt, in
! r. the town of Buchanan this the 18th day
siL 1868 JAMES HINER,
"A Clerk D. CD. G.
~ Apri, 18th 1865. JAMES HfNER.
\ ted april 18th, 1868, aud executed by having
IKE citation published for fonr successive weeks
Dll Hes Herald, ~ iirsct9l aborc
III }. ", MOODY,
MI Sheriff. c., Tcyes.
III Printer :Hc s2O
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

The FLORIDA on THE CoAsr OF MAS
sAoIirsErTs. Philadelphia July l0.-The
pirate Florida was seen yesterday eighty
miles south east of Gay Head, burning 8
brig and fishing schooner. rGay Head
is the west point Of Marthas Vineyard ls-
land.1
On the Sd inst, she attacked the Erics-
sou, three gnns,) which had been sent out
from New York to capture her. The
Florida fired three shots at the Ericsson,
one Of hich struck the rim of her foretop,
when the latter turned tail and ran, the
Florida in chase, but owing to the superior
speed of the Yankee vessel, she escaped.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26


writing from San Louis Potosi, under date
of the 10Th July, gigts the following brief
biography of the future Emperor Of Mexico: 4:
Prince Ferdinand Macmillan of Austris
was born NJ the palace of Schoabrunn, July
g, 1882. lie 10 the second son Of Archluke
Francis Chsrles and the Archduchess So
phia nd brother OF the present Emperor,
Francis Joseph.
In his early age he entered the navy of
bis country, and has travelled frequently
through Europe and distant countries. He
is said TO be Q man Of fine talents and ex-
per ence.
When he was IS years old he visited
GREECE he vent afterwards to Italy, Spain,
Portugal the Island Of MADEIRA, Tangier
and Algiers. In this African land where
tina Romans have left such deep remembran-
ces. the Islamism spread its traditions and
France has lately realized her conques.s;
the young Archduke found vast field for
observation. He went as far as Mcdeah.
In 1854, whilst in command of the frigGto
Minerva, he explored the litoral of Albania
and Dalmacia. He soon after set off for
Vienna, and left rriest in the summer Of
1866 on board Of the line Of battle ship
svarzenbcrg which vas followed by u
SQUADRON Of | war vessels. He then sailed
for Gambia and visited Beirout and Mount
Lebanon treyelling along the coast Of Pal-
esine.
Whilst in Egypt he also visited Cairo,
The Pyramids and Memphis, in order TO be-
come acquainted With the great works Of
the canals alrendy commenced. Travelling
across the desert he returned to Sicily.
In the year 1856 he travelled through
Northern Germany, Belgium and Holland,
after having visited France and received
for Is days the hospitality of the Emperor
at St. Cloud where mutual reafions Of es-
,eem and affection were cultivated by both
Princes.
in 1857, he visited the Rhine, Lombardy
and Central Italy. lie then went to Eng
land, aud soon after set off for Belgium,
where he married Princess Maria Charlotte
Amelia Cborn June I, lS4S, daughter of Le-
opoid lst. and Princess Louisa de Orleans.
The Princes soon after his marriage en-
barked with his bride for Sicily, the South
of Spain, Canary and Nnderia lsla ds. He
left her residing in the latter Islands du.
ring the winter and made q voyage to
Brazil.
On his return 20 Austrln, tho Emperor
entrusted him with the civil and military
government of the Kingdom of Lombardy
and Venice.
His physical appearance is extremely
prcpossessing. His har is light, his fore
head expansive, md his eyes blue, shining
with intellectual splcndor.-iie is said to
he man Of great activity, and very fond
Of study. tie speaks six languages, and
has written several scientific and literary
works.
Archduke Macmillan is soon to be in
Mexico, and The readers or the News will
often hear Of his acts and become better
acquainted with him. But enough OF this.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
To the Preachers OF the East Texas, Tex.
sand Rio Grande Conferences.

DEAR BRGTuREA--We are now cut of
flom communication with The Church East
o the Mississippi, and may p ssibly re-
main so for some time. How long it will
be until the mes ing of our General Con
ference. We cannot tell. There are several
interests of the church in which unity of
action Of the Ieras Conference is very de.
sirable: In view Of these facts, we call for
conference OF delegates from the three
Conference above named, and sugges, that
they meet at Chappell Hill, the first Thurs
d dIy in December next, and that the ratio
representation be the same as that in
.ie General Conference. We suggest Chap.
pell Hill because of its centraiity, and the
known hospitality and liberaiity of the
people. We suggest the first Thursnay in
December, because il is the earliest pracLi-
cable time after the meeting Of the Confer
ence.
The Conference will discuss the matter,
and elect delegates with or without instruc-
tons as they may see proper, Of course
We can only suggest such meeting We
sincerely hope all the Conferences will act
upon the suggestion and that the confer.
ence of delegates will be held at the time
and place above indicated. Very truly
yours, j. W. SHlPMAN.
Agent, Advocate and Depositary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

R6F- Z. II. Cushing, Esq, of the Hous-
ton Telegraph, is making himself useful by
compiling and publishing a series of school
books, which are more needed, perhaps
than any other article in these time OF
blockade and scarcity. By the last mail
we were indebted TO him for copy Of the
New Texas Spelling Book--compiled from
that great work, the mere mention (which
calls up 50 many pleasing remembrances
of school-hoy y-dsys-webster's Elementary
Spelling Book Mr.. Cushing's work is we'll
adapted to primary schools, and is well
printed upon good paper. We wish friend
Cushing abundant success in all such use-
fnl and important enterprises.--S. 4.
Hers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
Tafice 20 Farmers.

! LAVE bp'u engaged for several YEARS In the man.
'flc' ure md repair Of machinery a. my shop. ten
tsilts Nurih tballas. on tbs Preston road Finding
o. irgc an arnoin Of old machinery nov In the enun.
i-y Which mlt be repaired previous ihe next ha.
'f. give tlp n, Ia; thosa desiring iht r, rhir
<fcui nrAi machinery 1Lny mako mmediate a,e,li.
~ ~ II ts rsua for farmers n defer auch tl,tnrs
iiil rsar tine b needing Them. when an PERHAPS
- ressed a. 20 b Tusple 70 do the work. lean 10
81 YORK reqrired = frsrcs-s wii' apply nar vhfs
5.',s. o. BAILEY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
ii HENFsTRATOrs,s NOTICE..

is hereby given, thai til" undersigned was
'Hointed Administrator of the Estate Of W l..
jtic, deccssed, by tho Probate Court OF John
~, at the July Term thereof lS3, All
Sd:rg claims against said estate will prnseut
nlY authenticated, within The time prescribed
and all those indebted win please make i'm
ilnayuient. ". ". PRICE, Admir-.
kyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
MEyKsrYATOn,s NoTrCE.-

.rb ls.hercby given hist 1T The April Term, 1863,
iitossio Court Of Paio Pinto county, the under.
sas appointed Adminisrrator Of the Estates CT
fases and also Elish~ Mayos, deceased; whcr.
persons indebted to said estates viii make
1t 10 the unenrs!Sncd, and those having claim
: said tatatos will present thenl, properly ~.
etea, wi tin The tiElo prescribed bv law.
II. G. G, C0RBfN. Admir-.
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liverpool letter OF la. date says that one Of
Laird lron-cihd vessels lsnnched short time
soto 1rl Tsr1i rri ting even fft1. II - nelN--
ti-. u i-s rss5sl 6 sas s-rd : 3 -,.e C1rfs3s-s-
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|, Administrator uf thc rs'a'c u j u. Me.
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4 current with said estate, together wi his
! praying for { finaG discharge; this s here.
rotify all persons Interested. 10 come forward
uyt term ofthe Honorable County Cunrt Of
Hlunty for probate business. tn be- held a. The
N1Tse IN tho town of Dnl,Al, on III. las; Mon
august, 1868, aud contest The sauo If they
pt0prr. GEO. W, LAWS, Cl'k c. c. D. O.
..p Ie4aa, Jult 3lal, l9bl-t,a.aM.
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Agent, Advocate and DepOsits


The soldiers who LEI. gicGshurg after Its
surrender without L. e, have produced the
impression on somc minds that they are
willing to give up the ight and obey the or
ders of Abraham Lincoln. This we know
is mistake; and the brave men who dso-
bcyed orders through desire TO see their
friends once more, are ready TO take up arms
again and fight to the death. The spirir OF
submission is much more prevalent out Of
the army than in il, We cannot tolerate
any reflection upon the soldiers, especially
when made by those who have not shoulder
ed q musketin the good cause. e. Cadfo Coz
II the people Of The South gays he Chat.
tanoogs Reb,l. coadact themselves ss brave
ly upon the fall Of Vieksburg, as the gal
LIANT defend ,rs did during the siege, much
Of the stin Of discontinue will be With
drawn fro the popular heart and mind
A shss for rites hss been invented by
Capt Nor OF, OF the British army. II is
charged With solid phosphorous Preferred
from cqvhlrv pistol. il LODGED in deel
b5ari a. s4.t sl.. i.- lame for