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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18

Last summer. in the height Of mosquito
time. the little rascais practiced their songs
nightly 70 the annoyance Of every one.
While little girl, Ettie. then about five
years years old. was being put to bed. her
mother said TO her; - Elite. you must al
ways be a good girl. and then at night
when You arc asleep. tlS angels will come
al =zf,a around voar bed
"Oh, yes. ma, said Ettie. q" know
that. ! hearl them singing al around nv
bead last night. and some Of them bit me
too
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18

ExrRAoEuTNAEY ENDURsNcr. Paul
Bartlett is employed At Tyndan Iron
Works. Durham. England. and has been
a teetotaler fourteen years. Ills en-
ploymeut consists in wheeling iron 70 the
furnaces. lie works . hours per day. and
. days per week. IIo wheels twenty-four
tons Of iron each day. four hundred weight
az time. The distance travcrsed l. nearly
nine miles per day. lie thus walks 45
miles per week ofivo DAYS. wheeling at the
same timc l50 tons Of iron. During the
fourteen years Paal has driven his barrow.
with is four hundred weight Of iron. not
less thahGj0 miles. and has wbeeiod IN the
same time $3.50 tons. lie can. on
" pinch place one ton weigh, on his bar
row. and wheel IL several yards
Scientific American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18

AZ men whose cultivation keeps pace
vith their wears grow 4" better looking a.
ticy grow older. They need not regret
tho roses a. sPung. Cor they arc exchanged
far tbc ricbcr fruits 81 aufumu. slsich rep
resent an The worthy labor that has been
expended in the years of manhood whiie
they grew and ripcuod. As a man hses
on. an part. harmonizc more perfectly 70
p o luce unity and wholeness. Not gray
hair caa be missed vitisout disturbing the
concord. not a wrinkle obliisrsted ~ifbou,
destroying some part q the beauty q age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18
VOLUME 33, NO. 40.

Mo-
His niece. perhaps f-endesringly.
No; no relation. that know Of
Then lady friend. On a visitT-puz-
zlingly.
No, not that. either
Wei then. may i be permitted TO ask
rrL0 you areS
Certainly replied the lady who had
enjoyed the soldiers discomftare with q
Piquant relish 4 ava Ais slare.'
The soldier gave one long. last. lingering
look. and with low whistle Departed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18

ASlvr wc take Gle following from
tle Niek.har. coueponlence Of Gle Afi.-
soari Democrat
'.I I eiI relate a1 n-iIcut. which occur
r0l this morning. az the expense 81 a gal
LHt lnaHg soldier Ilc vas prospecting
around town ahcn o.. attention vas attrac-
tei to a stable of very fac bo-scs While
ain'ria- tbe.r cne points D. was surprised
iy t,e appearance of very fascinating
Young lady. as shc emerged from another
apartments az the hrrrc-house. and bowed
politely and smiled k.ningiy upon him.
o. rtmuerel ont something Iikc an apoi-
o-y fr De seeming intrusion. mixing up
the vori. proclamation and 'coufscat.on.'
sc.. ard ended ty asking who vas the own
cr OF fhc place.
pr Nicely. replied ihe lady.
'Anl yoa-you are bis wife, sail the
sollcr douhtluliy.
'Nc. said tho lads.
Then bis d.u-hiery-tLis vas said very
smiingiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18
vi | - & l. IL. AN Y.
AFTER MURFREESBoRo.
az ~. WATSON.

' / am sorry. my dear madam. % dcuy
you tai, request; bui our orlcrs cannot De-
departed from. was the answer OF che era,
haired officer uho .at before tir camp table
and aiircssel young girl who stood iusI
wfhin thc tent.
'' Anl can t Pei possible dat ucn vb,
profess o. has, hI.aaa sym2lihy an issue
such orl--..7
" 'c-tainiy. youny hIy WAY q ot
Ihc soldier has ever, ATTENDANCE. AM o.,
Presence of any amateur nurses could na,
Aii 'o irr.tat- ana ,r,a5l, him. thc-c bv re-
tarlu- OBJ. r,co,cry.~
" Colonel ,his is roc ar-am.nt. but
'opA,irs. . have asked prrmi.. iou to pass.
chat u-y seek one uhoa your own sur
Srons rcpo-, al martaiiy wounded. DO
yoa intend ;hai Dr. .iili aic without a friend
by D. side e io can carry his llst ulc..aze
o. Dis .lr 90 harc. aaI to tb, old mother
vho ui.. prize % beyond al other uorl.
thar VII Or spoken % her in u.ii tfcr
Tie Oh maa leaned BIS head upon bis
hand to c...eii the tears tLat were trick linz
d1uo DIS el.eks. bat ia a moment rousri
him.ef
TIE case is ve-y ha-i.- De- aiI.
slowly '' bli ihe good .oilisr wants ONLY
his comrades about BAN uhcu Ite a. -8ia-
o-t. some one among tleui VIII bear h..
dy.a- MESA So. Naa mass uat ur-c ne
yoane lady j ann soldier. AMI cannot
depart ,roa uy orders. ! have no d.scr.-
tion.
i-r s.d 'araei auay ~i,h a white face
and ,..lc-ci Lanas AMI uaIsed silently oai
FROM 'Le ciuP. Many cap was toaehsI
resIec'.liiy o. Der as .he passed. fa- Lc-
csrzli VA. knoaa o. tAc >sIIicr.. and how
ever mach ilry .aa, have kuos edged a..
necessity of ihe harsh order tia: .hlt her
away from hl-,caias % the woau,leI man
whom ,Lc soleLt. thcrc Wa many a ORE
among tacm tlai would have lacked ti.
f7ancs. of che Oh colonel whsn o. denied
thr ii--..=ateiy u-orlel plea of tle bloc
eyed -.r. vha tai just gone away.
Joe cot terublc struggle a. Mar
irc,.lar0 bad a1t s-t cleared avav. AMI
through uerS hal passed sin.c o.. ,ay oi
tAe .at,le. order Lal CD, yrt b,ea brought
from tlc terrible chaos. The dead were
blr.,i. i4t th- living wcrr scar.cI, ser ,l...
r,cFiculs 90 tuc care necessary g, ke,a
;lose uho scre struggling between death
ani h.e on thr r-It .ld,. The hospital.
at-r crowded. and Ale .--...--. r..f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-18

head.Iuarters. then l must return aud re-
port The fact
The old colonel. seemed O. consider
for a moment. AMI eyed the Young officer
Who stool before him well over before h.
answered
90 IL is against orders. Lieutenant o. PAS
any one. bot I cant see thar those or,lers
extend 90 an officer in the service bcarin-
dispatcher. think you may go up. What
dig son say y11r name waee~
smith Gordon. Twe,ith Michiran. Col
orel 40 your service.
~ Go-doa5 Gordons-I'vc heard that
rame before. think Orderly, haven't
We Gordon with me-
'Lieut. Frank t.orlon. on tbc STAFF. SIR.
SHOT ia the breast. sir. Iced this morning
ia hospital No. 2. SIR answered the or
drrly. with >cntentiou-ncss of an old sol
d.cr.
Abb D.. ycs,~ responded the Colonel
s.o~iy. 90 / rcrucmbcr. Halo. lieutenant.
whats thc matter sou look pale. You're
not frightened a. thc iiea ofa mans dyirg
in hospital. are yous Here. orderly. a
drop ~ uhiskcy for abe lieutenant Nav
be you'sc never been under tire. ,oanr,tcr.
% so you'rc cNcasahie-it's a dirtv business.
IaAra swallow of whistcy: itr DO YOU
COOL It', none of your Internal COM
iaisszry stuff. I send up o. ms own place
iar my uhi.kcy Won't take any. hcv2
Well DOME knov but What voa'rc ririt
Nhi,Acs's bad thing on the long run.
shall sead my orderly Up With yous No,
Ncc good. ii you think you can hnd the
vay. loa look rather Young for this Kind
oial-ine,s. Good morning.
Ani iae youn- man took bis wav aloue
io tlc direction of LealIuartcrs. until D.
came toa turning of thc street. thar L.,l hi-.
isol4 tle eyes therc ~crc booking curiousl,
olt from tLe coionel. tent then H. struck
oa in an eatireiy new direction. Stopping
oac tuo soldiers. whom De- met iv H..
uay. to ask question of the routc.
.t-in ara hour afterwards hc prc.cnted
h'u.,.. before thc Attending surgeon Of
hospital No.
" Doctor. is Lieutenant Frank Gordon
buried yets~
" Barred 90 questioned The doctor.
IT, died. believe. tAis mornin-. This
body .t'li remains here. Doctor. l should
uNc q, sec 90.
' Blned-' the doctor qaericJ again. Il
don't think he'. dead yet. Lieutcnaat. We
don't bury anybody hcre. until they're
I.sI sir fr......f. ,-... r....,, .... .t -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
To1Ug CITIZENS OF TIE COAST OF TEXAS.

II having been represented tn me hy patriotic g"n-
tlemcu of Texas who have the means Vicorrcct o'-
NATION, that large quantities of wheat have been SoMh
in North western loXas, and thar there iscv"ry pr'
ability Of an abundant crop in May. | Respectfully
10 umneni to planters having negroes Ia spare, AMI
particularly 10 planters moving into Texas, to make
preparations nov, 10 take Them TO the wheat region,
III order to save the whole ( The coming crop.
These hands will thus br prOfinhly cmploycd Tor
their owners, for the country and for the wheat grow
es and their labor would lee paid for bv tn Latter IN
money wheat. our armies West oi The hisNissip
pi may he pressed down into Texas and the cnnsr-
IusncGs may be very disastrous TO the conniry, ri
particularly to planters farmers and cniErhns m
louisiana, unless ample means are provided in time
for the security ufal! the grain that may lie raised
There are 81 many volunteers from the wheat re-
gion and few negroes, that extraordinary efforts
must be made 10 secure this crop.
Looking to the support Of armies operating in III"
dis rict which command, deem ii proper 10 niE"
tines. considerations tie planters, relying on their
pa riotism and intelligence for the best manner ni
compshing ;hc purpose in view and specially calling
upon planters from Louisiana coming mo IcNa-, 10
take their servants to the wheat region and cmpi'y'
iEg them rs herein indicated.
j. BANKIIEAD MAGRtDEE,
Major General Commanding.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
kAuTENIAN COUNTY,

TAKEN Up by W. b. Stnbbs and csirlyed na'',
r. A. H;ndnan, j. p Precinct No. 3, a BARB ha1
MARE face slightly biazed, three years old pati p
hands high, branded ON the left shoulder - br; ,
Inc right shoulder unintelligiblc, appraised ut d.
TAKEN UP J D. Landie aud csiray,d h.t y
A. Hindnan, J. p, Precinct No. 3, u So"Eli
HORSE pONEY, about Is hands high, six yea JET
Ilazed face, three white feet, no brands and va 81
$40.
TAKEN Up b, 4. T. Wilson, and es rayed ieioT,
T. Uindman j. p Precinct No. ), BAY r LIZ
Two years old, medium size, no marks or biaa-s
valued ~ $40.
TAKEN UP by w. f. Morris and estrayed ho'un
William Gibband, j. =. PIeciht MOI W on "a
abnut g or 7 years old, dark dun color. with Diiu
f,ce and SEINE white about his belly also the bush POI
the tail white marked with crop and under Iit %
the left ear and an under half crop in the rg HI
branded on the left hip, and was appIu .l q
$50 p. NJ. MOREnOUSE, I. L. L. j. L.
Gl1-3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
$50 REWARD.

I1oR one William NJ STOKES. whodeserted his conf
L mand about the 2jth of January, 1868. Sadpr-
vate is Of dark complexion dark eyes black hair, 5
feet and about inches high, 81 years old, resides in
Parker.cOunty, Texas A detail was ordered 20 ar
rest him, James u. Young headug the squad. Said
Stokes arrested by the dead aud su Ietlere1 aud
said that he was member aGd that he was willing TO
srrye his country. lie got the advantage of ne
guard and broke to make his escape bat the ms be-
ing wet missed fire; and thereby said deserter male
his escape will 1--WE so Ia addition 20 the $50, for
the delivery Of said William NJ Stokes 10 any branch
Of said command, on account Of his volal ion Of the
rules Of civil warfare, by running under the flag
Of truce. SIS. LANE, Com'dg company,
Col. Stones First Reg't. PartiLan RaEgers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
The Concert and Tableau

On Friday night last, was one of the most
complete successes of the day. The house
was crowded, the entertainment spirited
and deserving, and the proceeds, after all
expenses were paid, much more than could
have been expected. The nett proceeds, We
are Informed, amounted to S576,25. This
fund is to be applied to relieving the desti-
tute families of absent soldiers.
The ladies WHO got up and managed the
affair, deserve the highest praise for their
industry and energy, and we are pleased to
see that their efforts have been 50 literally
responded to by our citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25

The Richmond wing of the 18th ult., says
that the prisoners captured by Gen. Bragg
at Mlurfreesboro' will be Immediately sent
10 Richmond, the Federal Government hav-
ing refused to receive them unless their
officers are also paroled. The latter, some
100 in number, will be held in confinement
in accordance with the Presidents proclama-
ton, until Butler the Beast shall have
been delivered up for punishment, and the
men retained until the Abolition uagnates
consent to take them upon our terms. The
prospect is that they will be boarders at the
Libby for long period,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25

SPEfIAL OkDkIs, Ne
Al oilicsTsand soldiers helo- ging 10 The lNih IT,
cavalry, Who NeTr rbanI on eaNu0r firlu ugh, co.
oihrWis, ~ who tsoATed ater tho surrender - n
Arkansas Post, AID arr nov a. honf, will report,
Persnn /" nr, on tho 18th of Ma ch meat, prepared
lake NJ the hhe ofmar u, ~ the Hll"wiRT plEc,s
Thnsr belonging tu the cumpanirs uftHps, Allis 10
Cnrhran aud lsd'oe from Dalla- county, iupi hHi
from johnson, capt Mrkliir rk, NON lbriot, e
MHuion, frUm liz ndarson county, AZ nhllas, Az q
comfy, Thus' rlOnglns ~ ihe companies ~ taI
Morgan, Damu n and Perry, ~ Waco, Al these D. -
longing TO Cul Ms' Gate NolsoI'bl regiment, y 100
report 10 me nj Macu, n tho same datc,
Transporiaiion aud supplies will he furnished At Dol
points above named, Sohrr- will provide lemsrl,
with cluhnF, shorS anl ban sets from home, ~ .r
possible In tho time allowed Ihoni,
ny order II \. II, nARNElI,
col. Comd'g, 18th Rcs'i Texas Cavalry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25

Ee-we call the attention pfthe trRcrs In this see
iou oi country to the accompanying card of col, u,
W Stone, aud also to The aiircs, OF Major General
A;aur,vler, which we take from the Houston Trlc'
graph. The subject Of taking care Of the growing
crups, which AZ prrsrnt premise to he arsr' l. one 4"
the most important, no, only 10 The farmer himself
1t to the country at large, aud now, Whom labor Is su
sTrce agong Us, We earnestly commend til" PROPOSE
made by Col Stone hoping that the suggestions Viii
b. acted upon rors,ly The labor cen he procured
aud It only requires Ac united action OF tho wheat
growers Ia command II,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
ES'VEsAY NOTICES..
~.~%~~NS~<~~~~~~N >~(>-N~r>|><~~>-~
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN Up by Noah Newman and cstraycd O.,
Thomas Il. Frank, j. r., one DARK RuASsi b. 81
I orS years old, AZ hands high, branded SP"r l'
right shoulder and with T on The left shoulder, 20
hni feet white and sDip on his nose; alprni- "'
SIm. ll2:3t
TAKEN UP hy John Bryan and cs.ray-d t.,r,
Thomas u. Franks, j. p. one MOOSE colo" NJ
HORSE PONY, years Old las. 81 ring, II hands l.p
branded Alb on the left shoulder, with both hir fen
and che fore foot white. small star in his fore
also, one DARK BROWN MULE. Is or 20 year a.
10 hands high, Spanish brand on the left hip "ltI
some gray hair, about the head and saddle ma 90.
hi. hack appraised to $50. [12::it
TAKEN Up by JaIn1s Pruitt and estrayrd IF 80
]. r. Clements, }. p, one ELLOW SOKRLL IL -
PONY about years old, ~ hands high, Hti,'
name and tail, branded XXon III" left shoud"r lr.,
on each thigh appraised at $40. 1913
TAKEN UP 10y Isaac Elan and csiravol he rt. y
r. Ccnrn,s. j. p, one YOKE OF OXEN, Of thn Yes
lowing description yellow and white ~" .H'
and one red and white spotted, or years OLE. 1920
both marked under half crop in the left e"rand ua
half crop in the right, branded with ON the 10
and figure on the right appraised nj $50. h-
TAKEN UP by I. b. Webb and estraycd he p
IT, Gilbert j. p, one IRON GRAY HORSE e. 1n.H
old about 10 hands high, has lump on the ltt it
tor Joint, some white in the face, left hind foot bi
up to hook joint branded on the left shoulder, @" d
;Lnt II can't he made ont appraised ut SlOo.
TAKEN UP by james W. Gray and cstray'a -
fore W. +. Marriott, j. p, one sORREL NJ I .'
brands: also, one GRAY MARE, years oil, I"a,
| branded MI; also, one GRAY COLT, year yii, @
brands also, one SPANISH HORSE, years oh la
| with white face, glass eyed and white feet mp no
knee branded with CO on the right thigh AMI bout
der; the head appraised at S1oO
TAKEN UP by Thomas Keenan, and estra.gd DO
fore Noah Good. J. p, one yoke of "ORk " Ea.
old, one II black, marked crop Of each ear. b'puu
| with heart on the right shoulder and ii uu iil
lnins the other n black and white speck!sd, lHFLt
with split in the left ear. branded with hoi t'
on the right hip. VIC ON the left horn, and ha r
on appraised at $50.
| TAKEN UP by John jackson and estraycd b 'ur
| G. W. Baird, J. p, II BROWN HORSE MULE i""
wears old Inst spring about IL hands high, will s,u'
saddle marks on the back, dim brand on I 20. ..
sLoudrr supposed to lie figure s, appraised al 81
| GEO. W LAWS, g. L. G. ID. {.
| 1l-3t JAS. p. THOMAS, Deputy q IH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25

Our young friend John Simms las lately
arrived, and called upon us with package
of late papers. lie left Port Hudson two
weeks ago last Monday, and crossed at
Natchez, last Sunday a week ago. lie re-
ports that one of the euemy's gInboats
came down to Natchez last Monday week,
and anchored in front of the city. Several
of our steamboats,, bound down the Aicha-
falaya and Red river had been tclegraphed
OF the fact, and returned. IL is rumored
that two others had passed Vicksburg; but
of that he was not assured. These boats
will cause us much embarrassment in cut
ting off our transportation of supplies.
1t seems that the enemy are devoting
their attention to the capture of officers,
offering little disturbance to citizens and
privates. The rumored secession Of Ken
lucky is fully confirmed; but it is condi-
toned that Lincoln fails to retract his E.
Emancipation proclamation. The vote of
the legislature on this question, was five to
one Washington Ark Telegraph, llth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
ray-Col. n. Warren Stone reached bon

EeJ- Col, H. Warren Stone. reached home
last Sunday from Houston, whittier he had
been ON business, connected with his regi-
nenl, The troops raised by him have or
ders to rendezvous nj Fairfield, Freestone
county, GA the 9TH proXimo, from which they
will proceed To Houston. Under the orders
Of Gen, Magnler, aud led by the gallant
Colonel, We expect Ia receive good ae-
count Of them when brought in contact with
the lanks, whet er as cavalry, or horse
-ariHss, or any o'h'r manner. In the first
regiment there are three Companies from
this county, via; Capt, Grill Millers, Capt.
j. D. STATIONS aud Capt. 5. ). Lanes
The reginen,al officers are u. Warren Stone,
Colonel, lshnm Chisum, Of Kaufman, Lieut.,
Colonel aud James v. Imockmor'on, OF
Collin county, Major
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
From Arkansas Post.

Inc galveston news, mas seen NhpI'
Montgomery, OF Gil!cspies regiment, di-
roe, Tram Arkansas Posi- who gives that M
.,.... .,.,;.
P'' Wv '''''"'"s '"'o' '""'
Col. Garter Is now III command OF Lower
AfR"hahs river, ihciudihs 'he ros', win
his regiment u! cavalry ana capt frh't 5
battery Oh hyihS ar',ierS' %hd mas oeeh III
possession since me IO'i, when 'he enemy
evacuated, leaving our guns Without sPi-
hing wagons ana all o'her property ihey,
however, tore GOWN OF uim"Gcu INC 10y
house quarters
AS soon as the enemy hcct had gone ~
ie" transports 'aklhS Tue prisoners up me
RIVER, but 'he ghnboais ana All the he.l go
ing down the rIVer, jd'seriefs from me enc
my olhlhehced coming III an" u"il'erihg
themselves up TO our ohce's, ana continued
coming 'in '"P'' Moh 'so"'e'y 'c,'' an" my
oil lnem came mo camden as la'e US me
o'h ,is'. ihcy were coming mo al INC
shiail towns ai.u surferdc'ihS' anu aSN'"s
10 he pafoied, III ofuer 10 get nome 10 'ieir
iam'iles, 'aP'. montgomery coh'erseu
WIN NJ ie"s' loo OF inc most ih'eu'geht ~
inoi'gst 'hem' all oil whom declared mat
'hey ch'e'ea '"e war ior Inc ehloii, o"' 'i,"'
lhey were determine" ho' 10 HshI uhuer
Lihco ; proclamation 'or en'nhcifa'io".-
uney h'so eApIrS'eu ''c 'c'''' '''"' 'nc A.
W. o'a'es wouia not sustain war 'or u
anticipation, put "o"'d eFeh'"aliy uil
WIN inc oo"'h. lucy uecl"reu 'ha' II 'hcy
iiau 10 hght at all III sucl war; lhey woulu
hEh' wan the south. lhey sn,u 'hey h"u
received iet!eis from home le!iihS '"e'h II
thcy Would leaVe'he army ana come hoine'
th"y would DC sustained py the people,
ihcy stated mat 'hcy knew OF ~ 'ehs,
",oJo OF the Federal army VINO h'd deserted
US meg had done, among WHOM were one
,o'ohei ana ole haJor. Inpt NJ. 'hihNs he
saw ut least 1909 OF them.
These were men troln the states OF i'i'ho'S'
INDIANA, ohi" ana missouri, ana they, sHy
those States were deter mined they woula not
sustain Lincoln in his proclamation. These
men came into our quarters without their
arms, saying they had left thcm ana MI o.
Their property belonging to the U. >. on
board the boats, as they Intended to vindt-
cate themselves against the charge OF de-
scrticn, innsmuch ns they had been enlisted
into the service TO fight for the Union, anu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25

r., n. Sheriff ~ 1ayrum tO'R'y, GTesiiiW:
-ul' are hereby commanded That yam summon, 10y
\ puIlitn;inu IN the Dallas Herald, weekly news
rIlnr in the town If i,ils, Dallas county there be-
inc no urwsIarr published in Tnrrnnt county, for
fur ,uc,,si,r week, previous IT, return day hereof
E,1nirr Hendricks. whose rc,lcncr Is unknown, to
he. and npD4,r before he District Court Ia lee holden
within nud for the cduity of Tarrint, AZ The Court
Hons. thereof IN tl, town Of Fort Worth, on III" al
Monday after the IA Monday In March, A. u. lS'si
Then and there to tie petition "fIancs Grins-
lev Glel in -iid Cont against the said Esquire Hen
drirk. aud Henry Herald, that heretofore, in-wii on
az abuut Ihs- day of ---' A. D. l'-. tue SAID de-
fr,laut, hire Hendricks, lnadc, executed and lie
liyrrrd 4 III In writing, wherein said felrn,lHnt,
for II ynlutNc considerations 'o-wi;, the sum Of =
dollars then aud there paid r HE said lienry Her
add to the aid Hendricks. and at rrwards, in-wt,tn
I'm, - lny n'.--. A. u. Isl, the said defendant,
Henry Herald, for II valuable consideration. t"-wit,
;l. ann If three hunte dollar, made, executed and
d. liyrr,d TO your petitioner decd, in writing, bar
gained Sold and conveyed all his right. title in and
10 one hundred aud sixty acres of land situated in
Tprnn county, Texas, on the waters OF itusk creek;
l. "a miles :. A. ". from Fort Wur H. ANA iil"r" ulY
,'n,;rncI IN plaintiffs petition. Wherefore plaintiff
br ., this hi. st, aud pr'yS for servic" on the said
E,u,rr Hendricks Icy Publication. aud for all inter-
e.t and titr hcrcuoIcrxit!ng IN the said Hen bricks
uud Herald We Invested ont Of them and vested in the
.nih james rim.ey, and for iuh tan"n, forecasts &C..
Herein fail not, hut have yuu then and thcr" before
said Court this writ with your return thereon show
ing how you have executed the same.
---. WitucsS, W. j. Tucker, Clerk OF the
/,yN District Court OF Varrant county. Given
- )uId'r my hand and the seal OF said Curt
~ ) ~ 1T Office in the town of Fort Worth, the
l7th day Of February. A. u. iSG3
W u. TUCKER, District Clerk.
Came to hand February iTih, A. D. 1868, and order
ed IN he published in III" Dallas Herald four success
siyc weeks prior 10 the return day hereof.
j. ". GILLESPIE, Sheriff Tarrant county.
l:Git--Printcr's fee sli.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-25
TO THE WHEAT GEoWLns OF NORTH TEXAS,

The Wheat growers of North Western Texas are re-
qucsl,d to advise At once VI the probable amount
OF labor necessary secure the wheat crop ~ their
ncighbnrhuuds The planters oar coast are Wiling
10 send aborers aud machines to this region 10 All
IN saving the grain, aud parties ART requested I"
make estimates ot the amount of labor necessary ~
t,er different local. les and forward To me. lhnsN
may be abs to sustain our gallant army in the rld
aud prevent much suffering Ia the country. Address
Inc III my headquarters on the coast.
b. WARREN STU IL, Col. c. S. A.