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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
$500 REWARD,

C1TRAYED or 81 OLEN from the uldsrisnst, 10
, the 18Th ult., whSt camping, Ileb Dc ="
Chambers Creek, an he Waco road, TWO SD ~
KEEL HOESSES,-ono 10 hands htsl %iark as
and tai no white except suddle mark slRI3 no brand,
ia IN rather moor condition and ragged 1ppeo the
oher about Az hands high, dark red mate Giia l-
I,.s NIX E,3t mall white star In Ind forcNra'
snd ~ branded q on the shoulder. Tho aboyo IT,.
ard will be maid 10 any person deliyeripgsaid ho-r
at HArdman's, Ellis county, or to tbs owter AZ L.n
nal Sin,n.on'e miles T. OF Trinity Mills IDallu
J. II. MlkGAF,
Dallas, Tezsg, Aug S, ls63--36tf. p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

GEH. MoReAN-From our exchanges Ne learn that
Gen John II. Morgan, afer ravaging@ large portion
of the States of Indiana and Ohio, has at last been
captured in the latter STATE, with large number Of
his men. portion Of them succeeded in escaping
into Western Virginia. Morgan was taken near Stu.
benyile, and from thence carried Columbus Ohio
where he and his Officers were imprisoned in the
Penitentiary, Notwithstanding by tho terms OF his
surrender he was TO he psroled The surrender was
made TO Capt. Burbeck, but when Gen Shack eford,
(who had boon following Morgan from the time he
entered ohio,) came up he refused tt acknowledge
the parole and subsequently, sent him TO Columbus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

SW ATTENTION is directed to the orders Of
Gen. Hord, in this days paper. All the
volunteer militia and drafted men are Or
dered to Camp Darnell, on East Fork, on
the Is; day Of September next, at which
time company and battalion officers will be
elected, and a complete organization effec-
ted Every man is expected TO be present.
--Absentees will be treated as deserters.
All who have arms of any kind are reques-
ted to bring them TO camp,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

ks5@We are indebted to cur friend Cush~
ing, of the Houston Telegraph, for q copy of
''The Campaign from Texas to Maryland"
by Rev. N. A. Davis, Chaplain of the 4th
Texas Regiment The book contains 81
pages of closely printed m tier, is we'll got
up, and is a graphic history Of the noble
Texas brigade from the time i; was organ
lied, until and including the battle of Fred
ericksburg, on the 18th December last, in
GLIDING biographical sketches Of officers,
incidents, SC. 1t is book which should
be in the hands oil every Texan. z. II. Cush-
ing, Publisher, Houston, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

ST Being disappointed in receiving q
lot of paper which we we're led to believe
would have reached us in time to prevent
o suspension of our paper, we have conclu-
ded to reduce the size Of the Herald for a
few weeks in order to make what we have
on hand last as long as possible, hoping
that by the time it is used up to receive
another supply.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
From the Mobile E-snlpg

THE REBUFF OF rue VUE-PREsIpENT.-
M. Stel hcus, Vce-Prrsidenr, in company u
comniss oners, proceeding TO Fortress Ma
hng of truce The movement provoked "A of
specializing Ia Richmond The reason OF Xs journey
aud what OF il mentioned uader telegraph
head. The purpose 10 obtain from the Federal
authorities agreement conduct the hereafter
according 10 the usnges of civilized nations; After
waiting w0 days At Fortress Monroe Mr.. Stephens
was informed that the Yankee Government could not
listen the proposition So he returned Richmond
without accomplishing his object.
The fact that The Vice President selected to head
the embassy shows h'w important il considered at
Richmond and wimt care was taken to approach he
august presence ofthc YInk pitrntaie. The snaos
degree OF ciy ICED courtesy nd have ensured him
interview.
What construction government puts this re-
buff, we shall, perhaps know p~senty but il would
sepm thai the Wash authorities have resolved 10
hold heir present course and government has
alternative but what lies in the power which it
still posscssesthat OF retaliation, The has been
drifting this point for months; and suppose that
the President has resisted many opportunities
ccpt il as the enemy presents it, Before doing
last effort could be made IL has been made, and fail
ell. What now Tins but to hold in ercoufse with
such ba. bIous too, and prosecute he after his
cousl uction Di its laws II IS terrible alterna
tive bat how - it avOi ed without eXh biting a meek
which may be constructed 20 acknowledge right
in he enemy invade territory. AMI commit with
in it all those atrocities which have shocked the cyiliz
ed world ! The refusal of lincoln TO consider The sub
ect may regulate the OF Gen Lee in pennsylva-
MA. He may he instructed and obliged by it TO carry
into that State the fire brand and desolae every foot of
it within his reach.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

mj'Last nights mails brought US little or nothing
later than We had hetoro received. The Galveston
News has dates from East of the Mississippi as lats
az the Sd inst. We, however see nothing Of impor-
tance. The Shreveport correspondent Of tho News
writes as follows, under date of the 18th:
The governors of Missouri, ArksnBaa, Louisiana
and Texas, together with Con smith, mad II meeting
yesterday az Marshall, in order to devise plan
of action In the present situation ofhe States repre-.
scented by them. / have no idea Of the principal
materes that will come before them, nor will at
tempt gue5s to the subject OF heir debra ton.
We may expect 10 hear of stirring times in Virgin
ia before many days passes over our heads. The az
mics TO be gathering for the Fray and WHEN IL
does take place may look for of The 3loodleSC
bit les of the war; for Doubt they have aggregated
their best trrops TO meet Lee in the next fight. But
Lee ia wide awake, and is not likely 10 be taken NJ
disadvantage; he will be prepared, and We have every
to believe that tbs result will be another slo
rious southern victory
The same correspondent writing on the l7th, Gays
that up to the Cd inst Charleston was all right, and
Battery Wagner unhurt.
RICHMOND Aug 3-The President has Issued an
address the soldiers of the Confederate States and
reminds them that there lie alternative hut ctory
eubugGtion to gavery and utter ruin. All that Is
necessary to insure victory is that those called TO
the field py every motive that can move the human
car should promptly repair TO the part Of duty and
standing by their comrades now IN the mont, and
thus so Strengthen the srmy Of the Con!deracy as TO
ingure success
After .eEerring 70 various causes tho President APP
pesls 10 his copntrymen 10 hasten to their camps III
obedience TO the dictates of honor and dnty' :,
He declares general pardon and amnesty 70 ~
officers and men absent without leave who shall WIN
the least possible delay return TO duty but no excuse
will he received for delay beyond twenty Gays after
,he first publication Of this proclamation OF tue ss'
i ,rbioh b abseutsos may be at the date OF puhli-
cation The amnesty extends to all accused aud con-
vc,ed sbseniees without leave. ,
The Proclamation closes with an earnest ~ .,
the wumen of the Confederaey TO try tAsls a' P"eE
full influence in aid ofthis call.
Tho stenniship City Of EewEo rk from Qusenstowa,
July 10Th. brings the following news, which Is given
in the New York Times. lnteiligenes Vas received
oy, The 18th by the West India Mail FROM Barbsdoca
that the well known California steamer Moses lay.
ior bad been rsptured 10y the Alabama. The steam
or had on board million dollars il gold, Nhici.
has fallen prize TO the Ala5--a, veieh sIeoeedet
also In sinking her convoy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
$50 REWARD.

StTRAYED from camp, milss below Dallas, 90 tie
y road TO Lancaster, GRAY MARE MILL, etG.
die marks on bsck, has small sore on right r..A %
neck caused by ne collar, branded on letthieA j.
Jsnnet mule and will axe mp with any jan sAt may
Snd The ubuve reward will be paid hy dapt Cd.
JOHN T. BRYANT, Capt. aud A g. D. H
9Th Regt. Arl1onaHr $40.
D.lsn. Toxas, Aug. 10, lS65--a7:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

S-The Governor Of Arkansas, has Issued his pro.
eamation calling on every citizen Of the State caa
bic Of bearing aFns, irrespective Of age to immeli
ately organize themselves into cor.panies for one
years service and report to the Asjusaai eaeral Of
the State. Gen. =. Kirby Smith also calls on the
people Of that state TO organize at once aud be will
furnish asras' EsNrakss spirited appeal to the
p-'pis . rsf-as iE .his 'ss ssrr q .,.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
S4ew Aapgrtiss
.~>.,S<>~s s-~.<eNN.
THE STATE OF TEXAS

INV WV sfe-~@res~'e-Nt<Ns~Svf"e
THE STATE OF TEXAS
10 he Shorig Of TarrGnt County, Grsrtiss'
NTOU are hereby commanded that you summon ty
l publication in the Dall-s Herald, there brirS sg
news paper published in TsTrant county, Mary D.
HOge, whose residence il unknown, to be and pei
ally appear b. fore tho District Court to he h4ldug
aud for tho county of Tarrant at the Court E-l.u
thereof, in the town OF Fort WORTH the 5Jh ii Be-
day AFTER tho 4th Monday in September, u. ls.:
Then and there to answer The petition offHav.
HOge, filed in said court, against the said klary
HUge, and alledging in substance G5 followt 10 .r
That said plsintiif and defendant on or aboA the t.
day of January l65S, we're legGlly united in Jle f
OF mariIn Jney, aud that herssiiGr. To viii "
bout the 2lst uf June, 1859, the sAid den. t1laIy
Hnge,) being persuaded and influenced by hep Il.
in law and without sufficient cause abandoted 3.-,
and has never returned although more thai ya.'f
have elapsed since said abandonment.
Herein tail not but have yOu then and th4r fa''r5
sad court this writ, with your eurh,thertda, ta."
ing how you have executed tho same.
Witness, ". Il. Tucker, Clark G go
/Sr,T District Court Of Tarraut county. G..Ha
| l )maer my hand and seal Of gaif Co 10
~ Q - lie town Of Fort Worth the I'D ulFa
August 1853. w. B. TUCKER, Di4t. Ca
Came o hand August the Bird a. ,. 1858, hu' aA'.
cuted By publishing in the Dallas Herald, nry un.
per published the county Of Dallas bengIthe a...
eat county where q newspaper 10 published, the.e ZEE.
ing u newspaper published in Tarrant CpFnt vs.
four weeks previous 10 the return day heI5t.
This the jri day of a gust A. b. 1863. v9
). W. GILLESPIE, Sh q. Of TarrGn YErn'y
30:4t".
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
pay-we have received from the ofics Of

the Chief Collector Of the Confederate Tax
in this State, two pamphlets, containing
respectively, obstruction to Assessors rel
alive to the assessment of the Property Tax
for 1862, and Constructions 10 Collectors
relative 10 the collection of occupation Tax,
Tax on Sales, and Redemption of Property
sold for TAX Of 1861. The instructions are
full in ali respects. We would publish them
complete il we had room but in the resent
limited size OF our sheet it is impossible to
do so.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
MasTsdIE.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, thtt al ra1-
( suns who ha claims asains. T. @. HLwre do.
ceased, aud will present them to me- ahall Pe ai0r
An lers0ns in lebIed 30 The saiS deceased Ore oa-
ted TO come forward and settle their GccOphir lGd-
Gietcly, as attn determined and anaious to ailuas
all Of said claims with much despatctS pc 7i or.
All persons concerned will please attend this cal,
Mrs. EhEUrA HAWPE, Widtw df DE-,
August lTth, lSU3--3S;4w. @
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

CAM NFLR TkFhlol, Ca, JCLf :.
For 10 satisfaction % fho-e having relatives asS
frirn- in the 18th Texas Oayairs. furnish tbs III.
lowing ist Of casusiies in shat regiment from iEs
2lst Of una TO h. preHent lime:
Jahn Iiealc, 20. z, wounded IN right shoulder.
Bryani VI inef, Co. X. wounded thru ...,,l
Carol Cnll IN, 60. X. WOW - ''', ~ - - :
hsnp ahtr %. y, wousdea in tLlsh.
60. -aisf. Co 1, lef lea.
SsyN f1n5ns, Co. ., ttigh.
SSi.srles Adasns, CO. I. killed.
--rics o'Fsr-eIl. Co. 3, killed
join ~ RA.Srf ss-r.,-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

gEE. The Houston Telegraph gives long
account OF the Siege and Surrender of vicks-
burg, taken from the New York World. fur I.
nished BY correspondent on the spot. ] 3. e
details are about the ssme as have he'e,o
fore been pu lished.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
STR AYED

ETROM tho uHdersigue1 living mllef nor p y
4 Dallas, THREE HORSES; one spRREi'
years old branded with small on thetaw, Gao
white In his face, three white feet another ~ t-
REL years old, branded on The jaA. snd Csc
CREAM COLOR, . years cid, braided AZ above
will give eco reward for the del,veS @! s'2
horses, or for lnforinaton hat viii enRbt N b..
them. I3stfl WM. cAfUia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

hE'A gentleman who reached this place last u ight
direct from Little Rock, says that the Federals
advancing On thatpace, and that their pickets we're
within % miles of the city, Our forces had had
shrmish with them
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

semble the collectors like them, must be men Of in
telgence and Integrity And in addition thereto they
should he men ofGctve diligent business habits With
corps OF such officers the public taxes will be fairly
apporlioned among the people, according TO their
ability. With officers lncking these qualifications
many frauds on the revenue will be practiset %
honest portions Of the community be burdq h
more than their just share Of the public taxes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
rrR TIKI sfS.
-A.N.INrO rcnrcEarkeTysTs.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Another religious BODY desiring the Of the Ms
souic Han on Sunday, the ,30th inst. the Rev Dr.
KAY will ID. VI hold Divine Service 10 the Court
House on that day at 10 o'clock, A. 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

RS-rh report Of the exchange of the Confederate
Generals captured at vcksburg, is said to be without
foundation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

RS'Gcn. Bowen, of Missouri, one of tho generals
captured at vicksburg is dead. He had just been
made Major General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
, pNrINIsTRATON,s NorrCf1.-

a as III he July term 1858, Of the CuuEty -uur}
for Iarrant county, letters Of AdmnstrG oa pa the
estate OF John G. Andrews, deceased, verb gr.l.at
10 the undersigned This is therefore TO both e
perAOns having claims aganst the said djceas g 70
present them for allowance in tho sasnnerEnd b.
In the tino required and directed by law. Ard o..
persons indebtrd to said deceased are roircs 20 10
make Immediate payment. A. T. ANDtsE"r,
39:BW.a Ao..r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
SCHOOL, NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned will open the second stssl'' q
L tho Dallas Male and Female Inetituij o. .o
First Monday in September neat which VII car'if
ue ten months, and cluse by public Exami4sti
CHARLES UARLETOsA,A. ,
Dallas Avg. 20, lsg3.--5s:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26
st.an, I'm for kaIe.

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si.s oss riis from Eos -.ll AA9'as1 =.
shs lin sd Lngias are = ' g5r : sz. T 81
whois 10 sesa ras .;s :: $50 josh ~ 81 s-.s. :,
KS, ssraaS' 80 al irI.LIs 1.EDI ME
lss. : 20 - - tct7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-08-26

hooks for the FalE sfnOShs
sr-,lers, Readers, Ar,thneiics, az I,lA:
Geographic Also, books .J- ne sT-PEr
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-05

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-05

or. SpNnRon i'll str einsi9e resem1bi6 sebsett NrJt
fpeler bic SeunS Uplt 8erien &ranttte dnet9t Setne
gDttel unt 0ebantung iino alien Snberen 9dn6 thbcs
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-05

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- Derfcta, t,sIe rcu atturYe eftetrt EosneS tonnet
sc& atolcr ansobe ber @smptore g s. O. si'fc II pr
furee gsen tpnltrea at ote Eieetst Ea@ fseno ssHs
/ EheiIt bes 2ambes sciaidt ss5Gl0s. o.,
NUe Nastreee 5Ieibsu tcna ptsscfeoa III oSA @'HeS ~"
| gasornte RsYusfier ,ur SiSpnatiDi ber Pattehteh
| rSsTss Ssv IIse wsDresNs Sta tlhr AbtnSs.
| ~~"" y IT-ZM AH. q, -. GMttA
| 8TV@EN UsaesFlANss BasfMesN
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Sunee 9)1damer,

btpnters peGde lie Sp'sr nes oebeen 2aerS ee0rben
nb raS ibrli 10 otele Sauienbe In ctn su rbeS @raG
reet pete bu tbre erbabsnen Galene luS entpdelten
WeraneesfraTte nit benz Dpnner ber 8ereamett ben Sc
nat beeeet uo ber 2er beaubrnee EDne entpft bdbtn
parten, mBgen li& nit opnem Gertrauen naber
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-05
Ssp1&cbe sc1n st3affen,
5ammst unD gTiineler Gepptdjs,
sbrse $DIp nuo eJngroiss GeyptD,

saEtt W9P ANO eJNBtotN AevPtlD,
OeItnos pon 5 BIZ "a UuB breit.
fOwtt trif% tmYprtirts Goa pn g trss-
Tattea
smin eintg src6 gen gu6w Fl ass alttts wt. Ia ttxea
SepptcAtdger crf&er aIafTe
sn hoen nh @ptbGtIe In snpau u1nGeu ts nilr raSa&
Inetnen Werrotb BEN btIf!aHen Raar-@rfifef
aonnit ui,b b.feEes Gut pem Gaees.
@. g. g iffttb,
(4MprSNSts SIr. u 42. 8alttrotes nefl. Spu a9itr
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@sf1hrlime Grnnfbeit.

gDenn Der trreselttte unftu8e Singing du8nbet ba6
er ben 8ent beier idmer6den &rdntbet IN @ augenUm'
fa 1pec bic 5urt Gatbcatn3 ibn Gbf9redt, ftp an
Sene su tpente au eI&e er in 0l8e tyr @rsbuna nnS
aret 10 lanse ii bic SpntYrme bteieS redItem sbtle
oie s.. q. Elm NIT @edw enuafetct Sals, etne bDe
gia S@merS TIM Sop NIB IN Ten @IteEern Ns1dhme fes
@eitdts Garbteit Ausw bie br Saut &nptcn ben Sc
net lnp Armen 9innen i'm &e Ste unb ZEN @rtrcita
ten t6 ;etsen tann biee llebeI nit ener 8re6It9en
gGneat8teit ocr @ areiten BIS 3nest Der @duhen unb
Belt eth @egtnanb res ttfeits 'ro uub tcs Sob etnen
1redliuen 2eben ta6ur Elm @nee ntaf bas ct tbn ndb
euert NdiiSe qrtn0 fen Reener Suridtebrt
@s til etne trdurise GfaId bdB S,uienbe bteler rrd
baren &raftett sum Opler aIen lit Sose ter nsel tds
tDeten Gies hes e furS be Gcntitupn psrnidten uRb
ben 0e tse YetenS in etn eIenbcs Dniein rermdbeiu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-05
0r. AMI Il finn

Witeet teS t6nisGiGen GpGsOnS ttr gBuntdrse lit 9cn
bpn eraburter zines Der eren nep3tnen @pnesen her
er Staaten bet BEN srSEt &pel etncS 2ebens IN ben
5epitern BON 2pnbpr PARTS, @tldbeIpbid uo dnSeren
Stdrten 3use6rat bat einse ber runeeIbaen Seluneen
pouenbet bon be en- bic @e4i9te Der gset3n wetB ln
atls 9eHenbe tte an S9enauen gterobat un6 anber'n
Eranfbeiten lten iplde Z. 9. du bic Bel plOeGer &C.
rdu@en u iebr erreden bic u oft errStben sertneen
&Ieiniaeiter IT, (. 10. nitrsen duaerhdfiG heheiIt.