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F." TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

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SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For tlAe use of Soldiers.
II is printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail il to his friends, and they will get
It framed and preserve il as a remem-
branoe.
Price 30 cents Sent by mail, pre-
paid
|. N. RHODES & CO.,
81 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above
july10-3m
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sut,erst sutlersi

A. s. M. LANDsBERG & Co., corner of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and arc selling at prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
rs Oaddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacco.
so Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Gases Sardines.
so Kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2.
So Cases MAltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, Handker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice. &c, &c.
Together with the best brands of Whis-
ky, Bitters, Champagne, CAtawba,
Sohnapps, &C., and complete assort-
ment Of Notions.
By giving us a trial you will find il to
your advantage.
A. Il M. LANDsBERa & Co.
Sept. 10.
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Selling off at Greatly Reduced
PrIeeaI

II will be Of great profit TO Merchants
and Dealers in general TO call and exam
Inc the fine stock of Groceries Suffers
Supplies, &C., go, at A. Louis h Co,
No. 20, Market street, rs they are about
to reduce their stock, and will sell at
greatly reduced prices, in order TO change
business. Sept. lott.
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NAsnVTLLP. SEPT. 80

NASHVILLE, SEPT. 3, 1868.
JOHN o. EWING, ESQ Secretary and Treasurer, Of
TIE Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad Com
pany
DEAR sR Y'u viii please call meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Nashville and Northwesi ern
Railroad Company, for the Election Of Directors OF
said Road and for any other business appertaining
to said Company. The Election to take place the
Second Monday In October
M. BURNS, v p Of the N W. Il. CO
JAS. ~, NEWs0M, -
A. H. HICKS
W, II. II lRN
r. c. AONA1RY, DIRECTORS
W. " BANG,
d, 7. MoGAYOCK.
In pursuance Of the above order, the stookhold.
ers Of the Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad
Company Will please he. office that meetlng OF
the Stockholders Of said COMPANY Is relu rcd 20 be
held in Nashville, on the SEOONu MONDAY IN
DC oBER NEXT, being the 18Th day Of the month
The meeting Wi convene AZ the oihce Of the Nash.
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
fall attendance ia requested.
JOHN o. EWING, sec'ry aud Treasurer.
Hepq--td
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lEga,i .sra1ss DIR. KING formerly d New Yort
SlH for Iasi4 years Of EeaisTilio, Ky,
tzlkN~6AD@s who has devoted his attentiiont 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years attes
himself, having attended ~ practice for 90 many
years, and cured 20 many Thousands, no s ena bled
10 care al diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may 20 Ron huudiciouH medical iroat.
meut, or from neglect o. their own. Dr KIng'a
Disposary Is No, 23 Deaderick street. between Ober.
~ and tho Square, second story, whore no owes All
diseases d private nature
HouoUh0a cured withoVt uaHs1ous uodichos Or
Interference with bhgihcss
Structures OF Old or recent deto oieotuay oursd In
TOW days. by 90 operation shiloh caussH 90 palm
Whore structure exists health cannot BE- enjoyed
leftllH no dsoaac causes more misuhiof and nndeF-
% aca Tho constitution o. much.
SYPHILIS with al The diseases the skin, growinr
out Of neglect or bad treatment eau DO onooioauy
cured m d TOW days
hsataal Wsaailst5 ouar ~ teutlou be- vinF been
given % lha disease aud all the o1usequ6noos growj
log out of 10 brought GA in many cases BY the dc.
htruciYo habiit 81 uoonsidoratc youths and eHcesE
I've Indulgence az The passions, "a neglect OF which
VIII undermine tAe constitution, rendering the rub.
leci unpi toT business o. society, ant causing premt-
ture old ago.
tsmale1 who may be- tEbDrlnf With any dln.guity o
W Womb u.ay roaF assured d Immediate roisf
ferrous rcaldllF abroad, % writing AID stating
lhrir cltei Win o. enclosed, direct ~ Dr. A Huf
~ hi bvAdcr.cs street. Nashville, Tom, viii have
tha nacsssary medicines Hclt 20 ther addrtsa ONut
hours om 20 o'o'olt ip Gle morning until ID M
tssiaa l1aiy iO-ria gAsiI,=
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uesaauarters commissioner for the
Or0au,atlon of u -. CoIoTed Troops
Nashville, Tenn.
OolOred men in the Department of the
Cumberland will be enlisted into the SER
vice of the United States as soldiers, on
the following terms
LIST. ALI freemen who will volunteer
I'd. All slaves OF rebel or disloyal
masters who will volunteer 10 enlist will
be free At the expiration Of their term OF
service.
Sd. All slaves of loyal citizens with
the consent Of their owners will be re-
ceived into the service of the United
States; such slaves will be free on the
expiration of their term Of service.
4th. Loyal masters will receive a GER
tificato of the enlistment of their slaves
which will entitle them to payment of q
sum not exceeding the bounty, now pro-
yided by law for the enlistment of white
recruits.
9Th. Colored soldiers will receive
clothing, rations, and $40 per month
pay. SO per month will be deducted for
clothing.
Recruiting Stations are established al
Nashville, Gallatin and Murfreesboro
Other stations will be advertised when
established. GEORGE l.. STEAREs,
Major and A. A. c., U. s. ",
Commi ssioner of organization U. s. Col
ored Troops.
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ueadquarters commissioner for 'he
0x0.u,a,,on OF u s.. CoIOred Troops,
-..N,uaIIc. Tam.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28
Ohitnarn.

DIED, in Lee county, Virginia, on til" 10th day OF
October. 1852, ofTyphoid Pneumonia, DELANA A.
HART. The subject Of this notice was bern IN Cam
d.n No.. in thr ycar 1910; engrai'd to Texas with
his father WILLIAM c. Hart, o: Cedar Hin. Dallas
County Texas, in III. year 1850. He was widely AMI
favovahly known in Dallas county. On thellth day
Of Jann,ry 1859, he enlisted in Capt $. C. Rngap's
Co. On nth Texas Cavalry. pnrinr his campaign
life he was unanimously elected Orderly Sergeant of
his COMPANY which oicr he flied Ia his death melting
n, all times even handel justice 10 eacl, mess. When
the order to " fall in was given he was ever nj h!S
host and when the insolcnt foe met he fought In
the front rank. with nerve well becoming his age
He was in the whole Kentucky campaign and Mt the
Battle Of Richmond Nv, won leurcs that will rcn-
der his name green in The memory of his fellow SOL
dicrs when his pershsbe clay shall have ceased ITS
shane His death cast gloom over the whole regi-
mont, for by his sincerity OF manners he had won a
flvoritisn in the hearts of his fellow soldiers. In his
last hours of life he expressed TO Lit. u. j. Merrill his
willingness to take his long leave ofahscnce believing
and rejoicing in the full triumph Of Faith. Hc leaves
a berraved regiment, weeping Captain and conipa.
M, MS we'll ~ good old ,hcr mo her, brothers and
sisters To mourn his untm"lv loss. His patriotic
father and mother, Of Cedar XIII, will please accept
the writer's deep coincidence. Z" Peace TO MS ashes
S. G. Raglan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

Bas" Concerts for the benefit of our troops,
The hospitals, &c. are the order Of the day
and they have thus far yielded large a
mounts and have been of immense benefit
TO orr soldiers. Houston, Galveston, San
Antonio, Austin, and other places have con-
tributed largely in this manner. Why cam
not the upper counties lend helping hand
in SO laudible cause? Dallas, not II great
while ago, used to be noted for her musical
talent as well as for her benevolent actions.
Who will start the ball here?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28
YuE STATE OF TEXAS. :

To he Sheriff 81 Parker CopatY-Greeting:
XTOU are hereby commanded to summon Ricord
Nowlinl, by publication us the law directs, 10 IL.
and appear before the honorable District Court in and
for tie county of Parker, at the next Term therco
to he holden at the court house in the Town OF Veal
erfnri OH the second Monday after the fourth MonGny
in March ISt.i, TO answer the complaint OF John j
Fnin as set forth In his petition now filed against
said Richard NUwling, and Den. A. VanScie, dei1'-
ants wherein said Fam plaintiff, charges, III rei
rs follows That said Nowing in sold aud dein-
cred his headlight certificate, No. o. class Sd, 'ncd
TO raid NownE, by the Board of Land ComIuies'on'
crs for Rusk county, the 9th day of May, 1911 ioF
800 acres ofand, I" said Ben A. Nansicklc, the or
defendant Who m'ls6B, agreed TO give 10 j. o. Nor
ton one halfthe land, to be secured thereby to le
and procure Patent for the same ; that said Norton
did locate and procure patent 800 acres of lhnaiu
said Parker county, which patent was issued IL ald
Richard Nowng, and dated the 18th April, Eel
that snid Norton then the 9Th July, 1861, TOR
valuable consideration sold and transferred 10 ain
III his ocationncrcst in said 800 acres. Wherefore
plaintiff and prsys defendants be cited and that
ilc have decree for title TO onehaf said land and
for partition and judgement for Costs.
Test w. b. Godfrey. Clerk of the Dis
Ntrirt Court within and for the county of
|HII Parker and State of Texas, with the 'oal
~ s ~ of said court this day of January, 1903.
w. B. GODFREY, Clerk,
BY J. b. KEARBY, Doputy.
true copy Of tho original in my hands.
J. w, II. BLACKWELL, sheriff +, g.
sdw--Printer's lee, Sl2l%.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

lass Is much heavier. We captured 700
prisoners.
The Times SAYS the beast Butler aud siail
arrived from New Orleans In New York
on Friday morning.
| A lispatch 10 the Times from Rolling
Fork, Ky, says u brilliant victory was
achieved over the rebel Morgan. AT last
accounts he was making towards Columoia
In full retreat, leaving his ammunition and
provisions behind him, with Gen. Reynolds
following in close pursuit, also M impor-
tant cavalry expedition, under Major Run
nell, has been absent some days,
RIcumoyD, Jan. 5.-Thc Examiner has
Northern dates TO the ID inst. Lincoln
has issued his proclamation, declaring 40
proper and necessary war measures Tor sup
pressing the rebellion, that alrpersons held
as slaves in designated States and parts OF
States, are, and bcnceiorward shall be free
lie further says such persons will he rccciv-
into the armed service OF the U. ;. Upon
ihis account he believes IL to he an act Of
justice, warranted by the constitution, upon
military necessity. He iny0kcs the con
sidcrate judgment Of mankind aud gracious
favor of Almighty God.
!. The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Tribune states that late foreign
news confirms the belief that the French
Emperor designs to persist in his mediation
scheme, even If he has To proceed alone.
The following official dispatch was recev-
cd this evening:
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 9th.
To Gen. S. Cooper:-we retreated from
Murfrccsboro' IN perfect order. All the
stores were saved. About 1000 prisoners,
5000 stands of small arms, and "a cannon
have been received here.
[Signed] B. 5. EwELL, A. A. q.
Rumor Gays Lincoln was shot, and his
coachman wounded, while riding in the
streets.
On New Years eve grand reception
was given by Lincoln, and was largely at
tended by congressman and foreign min
listers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

pY~No mail came from the South last
might, and the Northern mail brought moth
Sng from beyond Mckinney so we are with
out any late dates by those mails. The
news, however, which we wepublish in an
other column, copied from the Tyler Re-
porter, is as late as we should have recev-
ed by either of the above mails from the
other side of the Mississippi. Our latest
dates from Houston are of the 10Th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28
Nerve have received a communication

rif-wc have received a communication
on the subject of Sour COurrency," which
Sc entirely too lengthy for our present limi-
fed space. We would be glad if we could
give it 10 our readers, for there is no sub
ject SO important to us than that of sustain
ing the monicd securities of the country,
and We look upon the depreciation of our
currency, and the spectators who are prey
ing upon the necessities of the poor, as worse
than traitors TO our cause.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

Passengers who came from Galveston re-
port the most active preparations making
TO receive the enemy should he make anotl-
err visit. There were hut two Federal ves-
sels outside, viz, the Brooklyn and anotb-
er small steamer. From all we can learn,
Gen. Magruder has no cause to complain of
any want Of patriotic response among our
planters 10 his call for assistance. We
learn that there are several hundred ne
groes nov here, and more on their way from
different parts Of the country.-Necs 19th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28
Ire G0IernOr's III defamation.

In order to observe this proclamation as
81 becoming free people who acknowledge
God and Ris Word, we have been requested
20 state ,ha, there will be general meet
ing Of all the members Of the different re-
ligious bodies of this place aud county at
the Court House 1T hale pas, 10 o'clock on
Wed, Ith prox., for Divine service.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

The Richmond Examiner condemns the
policy OF cur government in permitting the
coasuls Of foreign governments 10 reside A.
,nong us as consuls to the government Of
the United States, while these same gov
ernmonis obstinatcly refuse 10 recognize us.
This policy bears upon its face want of
compliance in our ability TO sustain our
selves, and is probably an argument abroad
against our recognition. There is evident
~ gross Inconsistency ia it,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

4 aTThe Herald says that Gen. II. P. Bee,
Jeff San Antonio for Brownsville, on the
18th to take command of the troops at that
point. All the troops that have been in
the vicinity of San Antonio have been or
dered to and have started for the Rio Grande,
and we will soon have force of 5000 men
there under Bee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

B6s'Thc military bill passed by the Lou
isana Legislature at its recent session, pro-
vides, that every male citizen between the
ages of l6 and 50 not now in service, or
liable to the conscript act, shall be enrolled,
md organized, and gives each soldier $50
bounty, so acres Of land and SIG per month,
while in actual service.
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a1ew AArertise

SPECIAL ORDER, 40. -
Lieut.. VIM. A. Halle, of Company c Of this COM
pand now on duty in Texas is hereby ordered to ar
rest and bring to these head quarters, all persons
that have heretofore belonged, or hat do now belong
- this mand, that he may find in Texas or else
where unless they have regular discharge from The
Captain of their company, or are on nriough or leave
of absence with proper papers signed by the proper
officers ifconimissionci officers, they must have
leave of absence that yet existing aud in force.
Lieut Halle Is ordered 10 use the force under his
coInmund to assist bin in carrying out this order,
and all Post Qnartcrmastcrs and other officers, both
civil aad military. will give their prompt assistance
in aiding Lieut. Halle to execute these orders
Lieut. Halle will report 10 these headquarters with
wherever it may be.
Lieut. Halle will be and ascertain that all those
who claim to he discharged, or on fiirough, or on
leave Of absence, have the proper papers.
Dy order of George W. Guess, Lieut. Colonel COM
mandiug Regiment. y. A. IA iuh.
Adjuant.
Approved: By order Of Col. SPEIdHr.
mo r ZONES A. A. A, Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

ES7~A great deal Of rain has fallen since
our last-tbe weather being changeable,
and occasionally quite cool.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

place, and has overfown the bottom to the
prairie, some two miles. 1t has been long
time since this has occurred before. Trav-
Ell is therefore, almost entirely Suspended for
the present.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28
CORN MILE.

THE STATE or TEXAS,l
COUNTY OF paLo PIsro. {
Corrfy Cc"rs pcr,dpiHg 10 Etqes-Fejrndrg Term, #i
yyTHEgEAS. Nathan Blackwell and j. l.. Dtri'
w have filed application this day tora rartiiiou
of the estate Of j. L. Carter, deceased, late Of PAID
county and State among the heirs of said estate ne
directed by tho last will of the esaor Now. Their
FORE NIL persons interested in said estate arc hereby
required appear NJ the February Term OF the Ceuri
TO i,e holden on the last Monday IN February I'3,
in the town of Pao Pinto, in said county. and show
caus. why such partition should not be made.
Given under my hand and seal Of ~"
Conrt AZ Palo Pinto, on the 29th day ~
| sEAH December, A. d. 1862
w ~ S. A. OXFORD, Clerk.
BY I. WRIGHT. Deruty.
S.4w-printer's fec, c,II.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

Ets-The Telegraph says that the wound
of Major Dickinson was improving rapidly,
and homes are entertained that he will NOT
lose his sight.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

AMERICA A. BABD) IL JACK couArY pisr@..r
rs CorRr.
JAMES BABB. Spring Tsrm. A. d. 1868.
To DE Sheriff Of Jrck mountaineering:
WHEREAS, America A, Bai,b, Of the comfy OF
w Jack and State Of Texas. has filed her petition
in my office, complaining of one James Bahb whose
residence is unknown TO her. aledging among other
thins, that she and the Aforesaid IumeS n!bh inter
married in the county Of Jack and State of Texas on
OF about the 2d day Of January a. d. 1853, and that
said marriage still continues flat she lived with said
defendant as his wife and performed towards him tho
duties Of kind and indnent wife mp 10 the time nj
July sometime In the month nfJuy, A. d. 1902 IN
the county of Jack and State of Texas, when SAID de-
PENDANT, without any just cause. voluntarily aimndoh-
ed her. AMI has, siuce that 10 the present, continued,
and still continues to live separately aud apart rom
petitioner TO her great i'nry and damage Petlton-
er charges that her husband, said defendant left her
with the intention of abandonment, and Immediately
afterwards removed 10 parts unknown TO petitioner,
leaving her in destitute condiiien and without
home that she has not seen him since nor received
any AID, assistance conngal regard or esteem. she
further charges that said defendant, Aforesaid has
left her for than three years preceding the insl'
tuition This suit with the intention ofahandonment
Petitioner prsys that the matrimonial relation sub
sistng between herself and said defendant bc dissoy-
cd, on a full and complete hearing Of this petition
(sgncd) T.J. WYATT, Atty for PIT.
And oath having been made before me, ny ile sa !,
plaintiff that the residence of the said deiendaht
unknown TO her, -
You are therefore commanded, that yon summon
the said James Dabb, by making publication OF 'ilS
Of action filcd against him, In the Jhlds Htrn"i
newspaper published in the county OF Dallas Texas
IL being the nearest county where newspaper - pun
lished. there being no newspaper published in the
county Of Jack for four successive ve'ks prevyas 70
return day, to be and appear b.i'ie nc hohoran'e
District Court to be holden within aud for the comfy
OF Jack at the court housc thereof in the town 81
Jacksboro on the sixth MONDAY afier the hrst Mon
dav in February A. D. 1853, then am Their 10 answer
M petition Of said plaintiff. Herein fa not, bnt Of
This writ and how you have exoouied tis writ make
Witness T. j.. Stanfela, Clefk Of the
/N District Court of Iacls county, Texas Gl-
SEAL lven under my hand snj the sfal o, the said
w - District Court, at ny otiee in the so'y Of
Jacksboro this the 25i dap of nccember, a. H. 1852.
=. L. STANFIELD, Clk d. g. J. G.
Came 10 hand the 2ith day Of December. Il 3 and
executed the same Cay By forwarding copy Z pub
LEGATION in the Dalls Herald. newspaper Ii'iShei
IN The county Of Dallas, Texts, beng the nea'cs
county VIII a Newspaper Is published, there Icing
no newspaper published ~ the comfy If jack lvr
for successive weeks revious return Gay, dafui
Dec 25fh, 1872. O. ". nAr, Sheriff j. {. Tex.
o.4w.-Printers Zee, Sz5lz
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

Ra~The Concert in Houston for the ben
eft of the Terry Rangers, yielded Sl947
nett proceeds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

pD~Our legislature, we think, would do
well to initiate the example of the Louisiana
Legislature, in regard te military matters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

The Seat of Government Of Louisiana has
been temporarily removed to Shreveport.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

- Gen. Magruder has declared Martial
Jaw ever Galveston Island and the adjacent
waters, and Major Hillested has been ap-
pointed Provost Marshall.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

ouR Army AT HosE-The State Gazette ofthc 10th
says, "The enemy in possession OF Fl. Smith
Van Bracn, and probably Ozark. Our army has
fallen bark" We are ashamed of the Trans Missis
sippi department. Thank God the deeds OF their
sons IN other helds afford consolation 10 Texns, Ar
Kansas and Western Louisiana. In this department.
there is OF management, which brings the
most splendid preparal uRs TO ihs most lame aud inn
potent conclusions. With army Of $1,000 mrn I;
aud cquiei by the guyernmeat TO the extent Of our
demands, We have a andoned the whole North West,
lost the upper Arkansas River had steamers dos
troyed 10y paltry band Of cavalry; imihense army
stores lost the whole Of Indian allies Abandoned
TO the mercy mschinations of the enemy; aud the
army disgnsted with itself 1t Is a picture, aud
there is no use in c0ncealing il. Tine enemy already
know rDre about army than sJne four generals.
We blame no one. We ara not competent for mil
ifary criticism. We only know there is miserable
tiiehency somewhere, and write this in the faint
hope, that through some channsl other, the mat
fer Be brought the notice Of the War Depart
meni aud the renedy applied by those who do 50
inteliigently
Fortunately this condition ofthings here does not ef
fect the gtral aspect Of the war. din material
" The hopcfgness Of our prospects. Let all conin-
ne TO sustain the military authorities ceeriully In
deed with increased vigor all I've right II viii APP
pear In time, and what evils exists viii 0ny be maze
worse by dissfiection.- Washington (Art Ieiegrapk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-01-28

pS" The weather, as we 90 to press, is
cold but pleasant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NvoTiCE il hereby given, that at the septtmher
term, ls.., &c tn County Court % Denton eUun-
", the undersigned was appointed Adminstrutvr ~
the estatcufC Il Little, deceased, late of said cpur
ty therefore all persons Indebted To said es'an VIII
make payment 10 the undersigned, and those la.iuE
claims az dust said estate will present them o. &C
oepiancc properly authenticated, within the ilso
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
c. \. GREss0M, Ada
Deninn. Dc. Il. ISn2--i:RM-pl 50.