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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-01

~ ANY itiend Q / Nr JoHS MeDoeoAr.
{lhte OF tie firm Of Robertson & McDdugal
Sew Osleansl having INFORMATION of his where.
aBou;s, win please cbnimuIacate the fact "a
.iIRebeIl onice. or to isisdeh GribbIe. cIlas,a.
nboga. Tenn.
|vickaburg IE'hig ana Memphis zppeol copy
Gree Zines and lsend iIiII 70 this Office
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IFIIsE taASsrslIs4b AM kAILRoAB TRAIN D
H sTEoYHp.

FifvE fRASsftiieIf AMI 4 eAILRoAD TRAlS Dr.
ST o48p.
H Th9 Sfeibyville y satFr Of Jan. 5Otli hai
Ehs following H
II \ a note from enc Gen. Niheelsrs stat
thsorihs US hat lhe rav4ify Of that briIlian
AnH Esdefaiig;I4ie co ban 4nderrhas again lbeer
At woIlk.
H On Friday HIST, january 23d, Col. Holman
wlIo Ircinrnansis detadlinent of Whdeleff
trNalIy ON the eumbsr laild river, attacked a
Meet df twenty-five Federal transports. AMI al
Though they sssre az pniI,aIned by twd 'iror
Rad 5uhhsais. EstilllFs succeeded in Hebiroy
|ihg five Of ile4at
H They were Ginning down from Nashville and
icing 50 well Rrorect{d "a, the dsta9hmett Of
Ga Holman c dhald. nc i successfully cohtehd
With them. and hes,ce the reniaind4 Or sutceeA
W. in getting l.y--na king very quick time /
H On last sataf day, t le cavalry destroy elk
Iatge apdsfine locomotive aud train ef-sfxFe car.
III the y ashvIlle and ohntianoesa 70 d witt
4lI the supplies. and epss.snTing the guard O
.iiltyltyb men
Il WHAT w asecra,ls and his army Of ihva
sBprfo2 The cuInb{ rlanl river caun4t bs
sIavigatad SUCCESSFULLY. They are already OF
slort rations with bul little prospect Of ans
lelief. FOR they cannot hope to complete In
1AElroa5, since We have thus far desttoye'
slyery train sent on, from Nashville
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4 lfend who has Just reached Knoxville
from Kentucky and WHO heard agoolford' !
speech al Lebanon. Tie Geographic account ol
which We have already presented gives NJ
ti'is version. Of IL Gen. W<olford after dis
baildi1S his ctfairF. told them fhatI Lincoln
'cipatioli PrpC-aniation. he Glen. Nnolieril 4
lie were forced a--1is 10 fakt M trtts uo1il
( fight Tor tue SolfA- I pom Tits arliounccncn'
las men clieered him enilius1si ic;ll and e ~
I'd lt4 the Morgan q the Aorihlr
Col john D. Harlan. 81 carInhlli nf the Tor
!. ces 90 Lebanon. MAS pr-seiit. and after the
me- ting expressed AIS afIspi-tsba Of Wool
ford course.
The Federal force Al Dlnfilie. wien or
Friend Vas here. nrmbered about 4 ool~~A
brigade detached from iiiai ioRil. .5s10lrs Ia
Frankfort, a=sils ii.roush lissrsdsbnr. ard
lA~rcisceturg. stcie 1ver~z50 lir-ioes- An
old man named acIs,z-s (fatlr-r-ii-lt,r Of Or.
Eastlald.) iolleSse1 tins illtyisS brigade 10
Frankfurt 70 Tcciain. liis regioes. hnt O..
reaei.jlsS the camp u Tie rbniiabtsnds. ,ras
9rafai,l beateie liid Otherwise ih4lireafei b >
tsic white 4 yo5iion .lmanier.
At 4leyIpst on tie private houses are al o.
cupied as Hospitals Mrs. Tom fsullth's house.
a fiile Iesidencs. Vas completely rqined BY the
vandals.
Oar nfoTInaDs met Carter vita his force.
twelve miles fliis side 81 Leianor. Just return
A~--'+
oppor tfnsty.to hear his report
The people OF the blue ;-Tass region arc rep
resenteli as being q unit ior Tie Southern Con
feleracy, and looking anxiouaiy Tor The return
q our arms ie~relicvc then. i'oin the abolition
despofism.
Theirs j. no question that great re. olution
N pubic sentiment has occurred not only Ia
keutucky, butsi1 ili- Nortiwestern States
sAce the pubiicatisn Of tie Ehhlc patton
Prociasnaticu.-k n0r. Reg
TIE SITUATION Al NicksBrR 1--Onr dispatch
es this evening As well As the letter froBs0rr
cDrrcslfondcnf. ain0uish rs that string events
will shortly be enacted Al Nicks51fg. Tie
enemy las again made his -fssfarlrIcc 10 en-
ieay0r 70 accomplish the Cherished purpose
ii opeiling the Mississippi and that he .
? Formidable strc1Eth. laiict greafer than
when previous attempts were made. we have
-tl.e most positive eridence.< This fac; NC
Sonlj~5fspless upon fbc I1nlfiic. IN otder that
es1fy. flos side PREF l1ati1n - resist may be
fiaiie- II e cannot ,iisrpyef tie uiihly 81 de-
fifeciasln-. tic forces III our lots IN the ail-
pfoatilias, cunilici as has been fatally done IN
other Instances fliaf m, gif be referred to-
lieucc sipf aini4 saccaltnt That Grant s troops
were rcfnfcfcinsstLe 1ivcr eoidinn WAS made
Aid tise III srllaficr VAS obtained from gen
ilenan who sifaessli rle departure 81 , por-
lion ~ heisi iroil Neaplis There IS no cx-
euse Tor ..-ir one, beng itcisireil let oar
rrfparai ions je nizie accordist5ly ~ -lsupsfs
lIPPsai. a+fh.
~ The members u C5nssess from this
State. have uniiel Ia a call eptn Gov Hari is
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IrEss5i 'IarI 4IIlIuIlEated News, 7 For tllg week
Elld iins4 JanhIryI 3l4t. las beda received. The
llnltrIstion 4tp4dla nting Gem Albert Sydney
loAilstpn. iii lid liumber besoEci Us is akciied.
Is clio InossE I'm and artistic siHs d
liz lr5E,raitlGAlItkB Of tie News. TIL 1ead
Ik Fnister aA IA asus'ial.
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HEAnsrAETEEs BrroEp's ravka Bsse arr. 2
GFxEKsL oHEKEs Irr IS I-s3
No.
n -HE iol1prE order j. Qut-tfd flr he irforrla-
ton al men rcrrr fc1 - AZ. and Eha have
ahsentei tleil-elTc- wiiltut have ~ have j1sred
any other co-nnlafd rrtathei 90 he army HEY
~! rerori q th-se hesi1ea-fers - -s II day o.
Ftl-nlIg n.ht. " - rens1e-ed dss-Iler.
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70 The Msnsgomsry Nal Of THURSDAY.
harms that eeneral Price passed thrphgh
Montgomery OF "Wednesday last. bound fos
RlchInqnl anil that Ills visit 10 that city
AZ ans something important in connection with
afairs ID the NPrtliweFt4 pmetliing advatfa.
44ous TO DIR cause.
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H eay- The Press Convention is to be hold a
4 pguss4, Ca. fex' W dpesHay. Feb. 4,h
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IL cAEALgr sEkvIc1.

1t was runs red tlirdrgl.Ont camps this
morning that Van DSrli lad crossed lie Ten
neszss river ana fought TIE enemy in tlat
huaskerl; but ibis is untrue. Van Dorm may be
pn tlEs side btt tiisre his been no fight. The
Taelsres may wake hp.ewc er any Inolaens
t. fiili lis bpslss ringing upon their car. Gen.
FerrEst's exptilion IS at present much talked
III aii,9iig shel s4ldieFs. i certainly has not
sNtien its dues from the public. Perhaps no
grali dstdar III The r-r snrpAsses 1t for lsrir-
i Of action, rApiiity os rneveEnent and success
hsdsir dfeicuiiiss The General himself and
his brave hQali hre themes 81 great enthusiasm.
heslr from = 81 litieErla just from Warren
equity that ASlSgar3's inst arc not displaying
tlicia usual ci.isaify and observance Of deco.
fuai FL tIfat ebuhty Il ibis is 50. Gen. Nor
ksn 81 ulsi ~ ;l9viss a isIit. aud he vii doubt
les torfertad iinia 4 fr,i 'hi.fs Of ms men,
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tx IS clear AID cold to- lay.lS A crisp. hard
@rns5 OF snow. lies ssIgn the ground. and
IraSgIsF lin ils sun. Z ilI5s out * the folds
4f laatqaes pIon a IfelsI Of camps. eship. les
and itiiil,iy faces It Is now Eearly snp1er
time hbi ihe kfl.olse goea up from many agile
l1fI fpkgots aud many seethins pot he
boys lafe hvi4S proily well. get this morn
ink f4r breakfast beautsftl steak fne biscuit
hp9ely butter had czl uisFte inolassesl hid
also a srperb drink 81 I.ihcoln County whisky
foifee IS al s,fekent |iI oft.
Il ii IL Ell IL RusrEaExTE-.
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l6rIF ti9dtTG.I 4IetEy. pf ifIenneS4de has
Issdl rs nisIkr o$i1sitionk Tor i lamphldtlcppy
8se b IRissil4al'E faesaiAIss-p$Ft9 roP bel 81
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EffStf AMI ldxcah5e heads al article : Tie
HA{f ef the loukIf Oar defnstidniofS1 ae duty
VI NE. hour 4 is Id come to time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-11


rSs~ Cant. Brashear of Gen, Mngruters
s,atf, reached this place few days since
lie is accomp MED by Capt. Waller and It,
Hill.
The object of his visit was to attend to
the organization of the troops raised ny
Col. Stone wish view to their immediate
removal to Houston
The orders from Gen. Magrudcr are cx-
plicit and peremptory. If transportation
cannot be purchased at once, it must be
hired and if not TO be had of wagons, then
pack animals must be used, end if these are
not to he had the men are to pack their
horses and walk-such are the emphatic
expressions of the order. Nothing is to I've
permitted TO delay the movement OF the
troops.
We understand prompt orders have been
issued in compliance with these instructions
and forwarded by express to the different
Companies. The companies are to rendez-
vous at or in the vicinity of Fairfield, Free
stone county, Texas, by the LIST. OF March.
The Companies East of this point 10 march
Oh the most practicable and direct rout'-
The same with regard to the Companies in
the counties west. The Companies of Col
lin, Denton and Dallis, will march the direct
rout from this point. All fui!oughed men
nre required by an order published IN To-
days paper, to report to their Respective
Commands on or before the 10th inst. The
line of March will not be delayed by any
Company longer than the 2Sd. inst. Every
excrtion is being made to provide forage
for the horses and have it on the rout
We know that many men Will be IN o
poor condition to leave home at such short
notice, but we are informed that Capt. Brc-
shear says that the Q. Nj. department was
tolcrably well supplied with shoes and clo-
thing. and there is but little DOUBT that any
demands made for the Regiment VIII be
promptly supplied. Gen. Magruder has or
,lared the proper officers at San Antonio to
nay any drafts drawn upon them by the
U. NJ. and Commissary for the transpor'a-
ton, outfit, &c. of Col Stones men.
The most energetic measures are being
used to have the troops oifas comfortable as
rossible in the required time.
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Public Meeting Il, Kaufman.

Alta public meeting, held Ill the town of
Kaufman, of the citizens OF kaufman coun-
ty. Texas, on the 3lst day Of January A. d.
1863, the following proceedings were had.
c. w. Crouch, Esq, was called TO the
chair, and John G. McCorQuadale appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting, 10 meluoraiiIo tbe Legislature, TO
regulate the prices Of all The neccssalies of
life.
On the motion of DR.. Pyle, the following
gentlemen were appointed n committee TO
draft L. solution pressive o. the sense Of
the meeting. W Ii. Pyle, W. D. Irvine
A. j. Hardin, Il. a. Aindman and James
4. Shaw.
The committee in few minutes prcsen-
ted the following preamble and resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, apprehension exists, that man.
families of soldiers now in the service of
chr country, from this county, win suffer
for the neSssaries of life, because of their
exorbitant price, unless some proper means
are provided Tor their relief.
Be it Resolved, LIST, That we petition our
LEGISLATURE, now in session, to limit the
price of the ac'ual necessares Of LIE, IN
order that the limited wages our brave sol
dicrs receive, may supply the loved ones at
home.
Resolved ID, That we look on every man
Who attempts to depreciate the value of the
Confederate currency, as an enemy 10 our
country, and we feel supreme contempt
for all such, and consider them doing as
great if not greater injury to or cause
than The armed Federal invaders of our
rights and liberties. For If our currency
is not sustained, the Confederacy must fall
Resolved. Sd, That our Legislature pass
an act, pledging the credit of the county
for the redemption n our share Of the Con-
federate notes.
Resolved 4th, That The proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the Dallas
Herald, and a copy Of the same forwarded
to DIR. Bethel, cur Representative in The
CIV. CROUCH, Chairman.
JSo. c. McCoRouADALz, Sesy.
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etg7sn We learn that orders have been is

Egyn We learn that orders have been Is
sued for all the men of Col Stones Com
mand to bring with them any arms they
NAV be in possession OF, whether in good or
bad repair, and those who have no arms, are
urred to procure them if possible, 1t Is
not. however, the intention to arm tie com
mapd with these arms, but Gen. Magruder
wishes to haze them taken TO Houston,
where they can be repaired and made ehcc-
tive. Ample provisions have been made to
supp,y the command with arms at Houston,
but should any man prefer to retain ms
own gun, he will be permitted to do SO, and
allowed 81 per month for its use. Other
arms turned over will be paid for at ND
eral price. We trust every gun that can be
had will be carried along in order that they
can made effective, and he at a point
where they can be distributed Gs needed
We believe Cen. Magruder is tina man tor
the times, and entertain tn hope and be
lief that the people Of Texas will sustain
hin, TO the extent Of their power
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EArrEitAN COUNTY.

TAKEN ~ hy John Z. Rierson end estrayed b,
fore W. g. Hill j. 7. Precinct No. 6, a BLACK IAR
MILE brauded Ola the left shoulder } y. about u
hands bich, about wears old, and valued at sl25.
TAJSz,N Upby James Dowlden end eslpyed b,
s,ro W a. Uill n dun colored MARE, with blacs
mane and tail, branded on the leit shoulder
liant Is hands high, years old. and valued at sl2
IaA,l p NJ. MOHEH0USE, c. 4. Crk.
EAKEN UP by w. i. Subbs and estrayed beioi
n A Uindman. y. +. Precinct No. 3, a BARK BAf
MARE face slightly blazed three ears old past l3
hands hiah branded he left shoulder . brand d.
the right shoulder uninleigbe, appraised at 500.
rAKEN uPl d. Laudie, and ostrayed betore j.
A. Tindnian. j. p, Precinct No. :, sOERE'i
HORSE PONEY, abou; - hands high, six years Oh
bayed face three white iee,, no brands AMI valued
$40
TAKEN Up by A. 7. Wilson, and es raved BEG
II. A. Hndman,J j. p. Precinct No. =, aBAf Film
two years old, medium size, no marks or brand,
Valued at $40.
TAKEN UP by ". F. Msrris and es.rayed befot
william Gibband, }. T. Precinct No. .. WORh o.
about g or years old, dark dun color, with whit
faee and sorne white about his belly also the bush
he tail white marked with crop avt under bit 10
tie lci ear ani under half crop In The right 60
branded j On the left hip, and was appraised a.
SIS. pm. AoREHOUsE, c. c. Q. nc.
ul-3tl
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rc3Th The st. Louis Republican Of the 18th
December, contains the following announce
ment:
"Major THOMAS Il. MURRAY was killed
in the battle of Prairie Grove, serving IN
the rebel army. He deserved better fate.
ne was chief clerk of the last House OF
Representatives Of this State, and up TO
near the close of the session, if even then,
had no sympathy with Claib Jackson and
his followers. In an evil hour ne went in
10 the rehel ranks, and his life closed with
the battle of Prairie Grove. He was an
editor, a ready writer, and conducted pa
per at Warsaw, in Benton county"
The Republican is about as near the truth
as it generally gets. Maj. THos. IL, MUIR
RAJ. was the author Of the letter published
in the Herald some weeks ago giving des-
cription of the battle of Prairie Grove, and
passed through tina. battle unscathed. The
Little Rock Democrat, also, says:
ave hare just seen and conversed with
the Major. and he is in fine health and spir-
IFS and hopes to survive rs long as the a0-
litionists carry on this cruel war. lie will
stiildo gallant seryicefor southern rjghts."
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Nuv'Ed,E.

ny order Of Gov. \. Il. Lubbuck TO mo, ihrou-
Is Col. James NJ. Norris, Oft Texas Frontier II I
imcnt will ofIirr for snlc, Ia the HIGHEST bidder
Cn,h. on the FIRST DAY OF MARC!
1868, at Kimhayillc, BosIue county, Texas,
FoRwY-FOUR HEAD OF HORSES
captured from the Indians by Capts, Brun.on,s, D.
yclcr's, Saimon's and tallhn's companies oi ~"
imcnt. said horses will lie kept at Kimhalyillc Il 81
~ lays previous TO the sale thereof, IN order that
owners may reclaim them. Parties claiming any
said stock will I've required to prove them 'y their
affidavit or That If another person. III either
they will he required 10 produce the certificate oi
Chief Justice or County Clerk Of the county in WI
they side, that they respectable ciiz"usoi
respective counties such other evidence as viii
isCy those who huy' said hsr+cs in charge thar
ticc is done &c. Those retaining their horses "
nso he required to pay all charges that may have lee
crupd incc they have cen under herd. Ac
]. ". BARRY, NJ jor com'dg. Front. Reg ''
Januaiy 10, lS6B.-lO:3t.
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ARKANAs posT-We learn from persons
wko were in the fight at I'll, Post, that the
statement we made last week in regard 10
it, was erroneous. INSTEAD Of orr eyacuat-
ing and falling back Oh Pie Bluif, as stat
ed between s. 600 and 1. 600 prisoners
we're surrendered, and W: lost near 300 in
killed and wounded Tie enemys loss,
however. is stated to be :, 800 or 5000 in
killed and wounded.--Ow, force there is
said TO have been $500. Thatofthc enemy
amounted to, some say, $1,000, Willie others
estimate it at $4,000; but taking even the
smallest estimate our troops behaved most
nohlv. The fight began on Friday evening,
and lasted until Sanlay evening. Our
troops would probably have hell out until
cinforccments reached them, If the Fost
had not been rendered untenable, by firing
shells into the bank under their guns ceas-
inc il 20 cave and fall, and the walls and
Guns with il Our men we're shielded by
rife rit., and many Of them armed with
doubie barrel guns, which ut short range is
the most effective weapon that can be used;
this accounts for the great disparity n the
Numbers killed and voundcd on each side.
1t is supposed that some FIVE hundred oil
our men escaped by swimming the bayou
in the rear of our colnns. We would like
for some gentleman who was engaged in
the fight, to give usa detailed description
for modification CamdeH Herats.
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Ur,n orArrgrs, sTosE's RIG Pan. RAsGERs,
Dallas, Texas, Feb. 8, 1853. J
SPECIAL ORDER, NO.3.
All furoughed men, belonging 10 any 81 M s YIN
NAMES rpised by aEihoriiy Of Col H. Warren sIuh.'
whether belonging TO the first or second regimen +,
are or,iered 10 report 20 their respective comnaas
on or sfore the 20th o. February, Oj, prepaieu W
'''A' B1 order. j. W. THROCKM0RToN,
uaior GoInd'g Stones Regt
Jxo w. LAM, Act'g. AIT.
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q

EMANUEL HEND ERSoN, a member of Captain
Mains company, ltth Texas Infantry regiment, was
born Ortu %, lS;n and was killed in the second
bat lie at Richmond, KY, Aug. 3lst, lSh2 But THIS
/, not all lha should be said in announcing the death
If such y man. We owe a lasting debt OF gratitude
and prasc To those who have sacrificed their lives in
our Defence ami he who assists in saving the memo
nv of the noble dead from ob,criiy but does his duty.
Even those who lave not the tonder ties that bind
hgsbund and tii'er 10 his home, the duty OF leaving
home and ri4mdS aud going TO meet disease IN camps,
or death upon the battle field, il severe trial 10"
rIucl then, must we admire the noble seli-LesIgla-
iuu uf EMANUEL llESDEESo%, who lett his alectlun-
ate VII. ana helpless children, and flew TO the bat tics
front ia G"itncr of his country AT homca kinI nus
aud tender father, and Guiiiul citizen, he comic not
fail 10 he faithful soldier Bearing nCbly all The Sc
vrrics and privatiofls Incident TO solder me- he
showed TO his officers and comrades what might be
expected from lin in the day OF battle.
The reader will remember that there fro 'at'lrS
ugh. h. our little army in Oae ddJ, near itchmoud,
~. Through all the pciiis OF the first enslSencnt
henderson passed unhuit, but N The evening hSht,
while our troops Were hcrccly crOWdnS iack tine
lc<h troops thar had joined The cnnnIy since tie NOR
nmg's battle, and while Mcpherson was far III fi' mt
o. his rumnaIy fighting if the fate of the ST. ugg.e
depended on his single ARM he fell lie fought Ike
a hcr0 and fell like martyr, yes martyr III INC
most g!urin,ls cause 1or which man ever died.
lie only lived longenougl aiier The bail lnck MN
To ask which side would gain the victory, and seemed
perfectly satisfied when lUld that we lai cun0u"ltu
Tell nay friends thai was soldier, and that died
Il. my pust, he said, in his last -nomenIs. Thus his
last thoughts for his count ryhis last esNatr
to the friends he had loved Neverdii congnrror d c
more roudly-neyer cid patriot sh his blood more
willingly. And while We mourn his death we are
proud OF his memory. lie might have remained at
nome to accumulate thousands OF dollars as LEGACY
TO his children but he lelueated them richer leg
acy than money could buy, and one Of which they
sluuld be proudcr. We fight not our BATTLES in vain
nor do our heroes perish when life Gibbs OIL through
glusily wounds. shiloh, Richmond, Corinth and
Iu.; will live in story and in song and never while
Ia rioisin has name or virtue an adnrcr VIII lie
deeds of uur noble dead be forgotten. When the
names ct less Worry though more powerful congm'r"is
shnl have faded from thc minds Of men, Our heroes
viii sin he remembered with words Of wurmest Gu
logy, and mankindwiil point TO them us The great
amos les IN the holy 0ihumnn liberty and right.
And among these more should have a nobler place
than EMANUEL HEsDER,ON. T.
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Administrators Notice.

H'HE undersigned having hern appointed Adm
4 istrator at lin estate Of Noah Myers, decras
by the County Court Of Denton county, Texas, ~
Dcccmbcr Term thereof 1879, all persons hold
claims against said dccedcni, viii prosrnt them,
authenticated. within tie time Irscrilsd ny law,
they will bc forever barred; aud all thuse indeb
will make immediate payment,
ErnRAlM MYERS, Admir-. &c
Denton, Ian, n, lSlsl-ll,GW.o
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EScc,itnr,s Nn.icc.

A T the january Term, 1853, ~ tho County Cour
"A Ellis County, Texas, the undersigned was 81
poiuted Executor OF the last will and testament
Cant. W. W. Parks, deceased, This l. therefore
notify al, persons having claims against said csi
10 present them, properly authenticated, viii
twelve munihs, aud those indebted 10 the estate
phase make immrdisi" payment.
BENZ. i. HAWKINS, Executor
wavahachn, February 7th, iS'!i.--ll;Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-11

I-B-we received, by last night mail, the
Governors Message, It 10 a lengthy dot
menl, too long for our columns. We shall
give synopsis next week, The Legisla-
ture met ON The ID, bat no quorum was
present, until the morning of tho 9th, on
which day The Governors message was sent
ia aud read.
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SGrA,,i... NO..lr.

I'llE nndsrsl willcu lIn'n,ea school, toe q.
4 iinuo four ann ~ dnrilr the sUmmrr sa-t
"a the 2il Inst Having bal large rNprtirRrf
The education Of u Il, he ietls coLfd,n of hr
able "a give sails huliun 10 al those Who may IL
him with their patronage. The above school will
taught In he house formerly used by Mr.. Nyen
school house, II ismy FIxEn PUBp1sr tn e.lBtl
and maintain school suited 10 the wants oi The iu
and country, and, having purchased lanh wilii
short distance ~ the Court luIise, the friends
patrons may rely upon the school being prrman'
CHAIR. Is CARLTON
Feb. II, 1869. iitE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-11

Bay" See The advertisement Of Lieut..
Douglass, Adjutant OF Gvondbury's (lete
Gregg ~ regiment, calling FOR recruits. lie
offers $40 bounty. The regiment is at Port
Hudson, In, and transportation will Q
given each recruit 10 that point. q