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A DUTCHNAN speaking of his sons
misfortune, says: Hans he Bit himself
NIT rattlesnake and was sick six weeks
in the month Of August, and could eat
nothing except stand on his elbow and
eat little tea
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-08-19

ONE would think a glutton must be
very mad at his dinner from the way he
bites at it.
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sberms5IHsTte Cbicoqo m n

Sherman H6Hse, Chicago, H. Feb. II, 1903.
MEssRs PHI DRAKE & CO.:-PleaSe send
US another twelve eases of your Plantation
Bitters, As morning appetizer, they appear
70 have Superseded everything else, and are
greatly esteemed. Yours &c
GAGE 81 WAITE.
.r..srsE Eas Och -aas a1Hst
Arrangements are now completed to sup
ply any demand for this article which from
lack ofgoTernnent stamps has not heretofore
Bse1 possible.
.Fbe public may rest assured that in no case
will tsepeffseEiy pure standard Of the Plant
alton Bitters be departed from. Every bot
tie bears the fac sialile Of our signature on a
steel plate engraving, or itcannOtbe genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, GroeeFs and Dealers
Throughout the country.
cap. Fl. DFAEB & Co.
-.-.-- 202 broadway, n. Y.
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MAsY believe that the men Of our day are
physically inferior to the first nlaa-as # Ma
.ture lost skill nv practice.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

PhladeIphia ION Month, 17th Day, 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND Ny daughter has been
much benefited BY the use OF thy Plantation
Bitters. Thou wiltsend me two bottles more.
e. + Thy friend Asa CURRN
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A WOMAN who can shed tears st viii is AZ
lormidably armed as BGaEeus, whose arms
numbered hundred.
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JUSTICE, It Is saiu, never laughs. but
she IS is-oAentimes laughed to death
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.ETTHcII AE:8fI
,rruYQLg4B Il. No. 2k
URBANA UNION.
o. W. HOUz, PROr,R.-

OFFICE:-COuson's Building, (second floor
ssr West side North Main-stTeet, near the Square
TERSrs:-Sl. per annum, invariably in advance
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Too severe study cIO,hes Tue mind 4ith
the spoils of the body
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-08-19

SIPS 1 UTEs. H. q
" Al ptrsons who may be drafted and who
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" Rns are the flying artillery Of
thonght
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THE Boston Post dryly remarks "A
three cent piece was deliberately put in
to circulation in this city yesterday, and
the perpetrator thereof is still outside an
insane asylum.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-08-19

THERE was lately a great slaughter of
tigers in Pennsylvania. OF the 200
" Louisiana Tigers" that made a charge
at Gettysburg, only 500 saved their spot
ted skins.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-08-19

THE following description Of a terrible scene
in India is taken from Mr.. Stephen Massett's
book Of travel personal gossip and adventure
called Drifting About" recently published
by Carleton, and already fayorably noticed
among our new publications. The sketch is
entitled
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-08-19

Another wonderful lnSredlent OF Spanlsn
origin impaEting- beauty, 70 tle-cpmplsxiSn
aadbhhish5y toltlfe mind, IS Yerdhlinowh to
the commerce of the world, and we withhold
It's name for the present
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
seS~ Bishop Gregg has presented us with

ga5~ Bishop Gregg has presented us with
q pamphlet, which we have read with much
pleasure, containing Pastoral letter. from
the Bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
church, to the Clergy and Laity Of the
Church in the Confederate States, delivered
before tho General Council in Augusta, on
the I'D of November last.
This was the first General Council held
since the secession Of the Southern church,
al which the name Constitution was adopt
ed as that of the Chucrh from which they
had separated, with the exception that per-
mission has been granted TO existing bio
ceses to form themselves by subdivision in
To Provinces, i'll order to reduc the i'm
nouse Docescs into Episcopal Sces. This
gives promise in the future ofa more Gloss
and constant Episcopal supervision than is
possible under the present arrangement.
No material changes have been made in
the Canon Law, or the Prayer Book except
such az were necessary to suit our change
ofcivil government. The present condi-
ton of the Church, throughout the Con-
fcderacy, is represented as most encourag-
ing; and since its organization, there has
been added TO the House Of Bishops, the Rt
Rev br. wilmer, as Bishop of Alabama,
anil there has also been re eived into COM
munion with ths' Churen, the Diocese Of Ar
kansas. -s. ,a "y -4f -' - s
There are now no divisions in the Epis-
copal Church, South, nor can there here
after be-, if proper care DO observed in ad-
hitting to Holy Orders, only those who are
known, beyond doubt, to be thoroughly
,oundin regard to the great questions which
have caused us TO separate from the North.
We are no advocate for q mixture Of poll
tics and religion, butyre have already seen
the baueful effects that have sprung from
the pnlpit in the North, and its insidious
teachings; aud il should be our first duty
to guard against similar exercise of pow
or amongst ourselves. As there appears 10
be no constitutional inhibition on this
subject, and the Bishops have no discre-
tionary power, 80 long as the candidate for
Holy Orders. is found worthy and we'll
qualified in other respects, the more i'm
portant duty devolves upon the Lai'y TO
receive no incumbent, about whose pod
tical creed any doubt exists, but 70, reject
unhesitatingly all such evolves in sheep 8
clothing Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

Carr. SENsgs.-A Yankee paper gives
the following paragraph about the "noio.
rious rebel pirale;'
Captain Semmes, OF the Alabama, who
is described o. n very small, slim man,
about so years old, with gray hair, qniet
manners, and voice like a woman's, has
about fifty chronomotcrs which he has TAX
on from various vessels, and which he
keeps hanging 70 the brass rail which runs
around his cabin, where like the scalps In
a wigwam OF a great brief they testify to
his successes Capt Scmmes amuses him
sci every morning by winding these up,
and, with the help Of 20 many, ought TO be
able to keep n correct reckoning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
rHAscIAL AdLSr's orrIcr. HrsrsyuLF.
Murch II lsnl

To The Chief Justice Observation-Disclosures.
SIR.--Above please find . copy ofan act passed at
tho as cxlrs session Of our Legislature providing
mode for "the distribution cloth made Nt the Texas
Penitentisry, among the families Of soldiers In The
Confederate Army" with ruch information ~ will
tend remove some obstacles which present them,
selves TO my mind, under literal construction Of tho
law and facilitate families In procuring their cloth
TO consiih,e Soldiers Jdmiip--lt must be tho wfo
and children III any) whose husband Ia In The Confcd
erate arny Ii the wife Ia Dead then the children
widow who became such nom the dcceaso cf her hue.
band in thcarniS or widow who has a single
or sons in the the army and her main dependence for
q support whom at home Thcnnmber in family must
be siaied separating the white from the black and
Guiding thu Inale mem bers who are In tho army all
this must appear in the application, verified by their
OATH and whether It Is their first second applica
tion. ~" . ..-7 ~ s'r.
To obviate as much as possible the inconvenience at
tending individual personal applications being made
TO the justice Tor his certificate, and attendance
NJ this Office for their CLOTH would suggest commu-
ntties u1ing by neighborhoods In getting up their
applications, aud appointing by notarial act some
sIonsbo person TO represent them In procuring and
distributing the cloth the respective parties In in
tercst their attorney furnishing the chefus,ce when
with the evidence warrant his certificate
which must in all be In strict accordance with
the law with his official seal all yed. ~
Respeetfully., JOHNS, BEssER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
rsTh. Galveston correspondent, tho Telegraph,

under date ofApril 2lst, says;I7,
There has been considerable activity among tho
feet for the past Few days. 1t seems that the oipg
Of this port Is the base OF operations for the Gulf eet
yesels arrive and departin different directions daily
The loss Of the Royal Yacht is deeply lamented here.
Can't Sanders Ia as brave and true have in
our nation lie greatly distinguished himself in the
battle here. All regret his unfortunate capture.
Al this writing there are guDboats, the Gag ship
and supply brig on the bar. They show no hostile
Intentions.
We are pleased notice that tho force Of negroes
has been Increased the Notifications and that very
little sickness exists among them. The planters have
been blamed much for their carrlessness In send
ing negroes Bit only few are deserving Of ecnsure.
Our planters, W, general thing, have done all in
their power to aid us, and will defend them
when they arc wrongtully nccused.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
BB-Mr. L. W. c

B5-Mr. Z. W. Cave, Of the Texas Printing House,
Houston, has our thanks for a pamphlet containing
the CONCEAL Reports Of the Battles Of Galveston and
eabine, with other interesting matter pertaining
there to; also sketch ofthe Life and Public serv.
ees OF Maj. GEM. Bankheaiii Nagruder." tiss
neatly got mp pamphlet containing information that
will do TO keep and flsaway. Price 75cts ; address
the Publisher, at Houston,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
Later From Louisiana.

We are indebted to Gen. Scurry for the
following, received by telegraph at head
quarters, last evening:
NIBLETs BLUFF, April p2.
via BEAUMONT, April %.
Brig. Goi. ". x. Scurry: | find DO sddi-
iionai information regarding Gen., Tay lors
fight which is reliable, excepting we'll found
ed rnmors that the Queen of the West has
not been lost, but was safe ct Fort Butte ia
Rose. All accounts agree that our army
as left, say 1000 to $500 strong, are hold
I ing firmly together and most stubbornly
ting every foot of ground.
We have rumors Of a battle on Sunday
at or near opelousas. Heavy and coniinu-
cd firing heard for six hours. The rumors
all agree that achievements Of four 70 six
thousand men were daily expected from
J. Arkansas, with which aud with some they
seem 10 hope for from Texas, they would
whip them back.
Our inen seem conscious Of having made
I The best fght Of the war, and claim to have
I killed four 70 enc.
All prisoner agree tha. the Federal hay'
40 full.regiments.
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Fnox BnowssvIIlr.-Thc alag Of the

FRox BRowSsyIILU.-The "Flag Of the
10Th says "Rumors, have reached Browns
willie that in view Of European complica-
tons, Napoleon contemplatcs treating With
Juares, and Withdrawing his army. .l
The official report Of Comonfort is before
us, addressed TO the Minister OF War. The
substance Of il il, the French were repulsed
in their attempt on Puebis, and that the
loss on the MeIicau side was slight.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

nv II was reported at Mobile on the 18th inst, by
an oa Ger from British SHIP that the City of Mcx.
CO had been captured by the French. Fer contra,
the Matamoras papers publish an official dispatch
from Gen. Comonfor, under date Of the Nth March,
claiming that the French disastrously defeated
Mt PueLla, and thereupon the people of Aatamorss
were clarifying extensively. = cF5-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

A Federal officer who recently reached
Memphis from vieksJure;, e.identiy did
not entertain much hope OF he success OF
the canal project. On being asked when
The canal would be completed, be replied
,sCsaal hi We have not srti-s eropgh
- zig The n.er.fsrv graves
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

H5wo have seen a letter from our townsinan
Gen. J. J. Gcod, dated on the 18th, at Alexandra,
La. Himself and family were in good health. but
did not know how they would be able 10 cross
the Mississippi Gen. Kirby Smith was at that time
nj Alexandria.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

n6- The crops were never more promis-
ing than they ara nov. Corn, wheat rye
and oats, look unusually lnIuriant The
fruit trees are loaded. Everything he
speaks plenty, and IL no untoward season
iutervsnss, there will be suoh yield -
vas never before kpovp.- karshGA Re
yEb,icas.
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DESEEsTERS,

n ANAwAY from the undersigned at IIilisboro'
IL TWO SADDLE HORSES Of the following Dc
scripton: one . yellow gray, braud q on the left
shoulder the other brown, shod bsfore branded
on shoulder TT connected, and bobbled when he left
ANY information will be Thankfully received and a
Address ii. W. CARTER. g
Anril IS lS63-2l.at" HillEboro' Texas.
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A.orura fxr0afAsr LtsAt Brcts1ox. :

Asorxra fxPoRfAsr LrsAt Brctsrox.-
Judge fsathsrst5n. Of GeorgiA, in a ease
brought before him on . writ oftsbsss cor
prs, dseided that whom subst TUE dies
i>fore he ksssms himself liable 70 eonscrip-
ton, the principal 10 exempt from eonscrip-
tior, during the tim. for -hich r. FURNISH
% fh~ substitute
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

ss-wc are pleased TO say to our readers that We
have received our supply OF white paper, and shall
next week enlarge sheet. We hope that we shall
not again be compelled to print on brown paper
We earnestly request all subscribers to renew their
subscription, shall be compelled to discontinue
every paper at the expiration Of the time paid for,
unless the price Ia paid up promptly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
Conscrfhf SerLIcc.

rr~HE EnroliiHg olfeers Of Dallas. Parker, IsrfArt
and Kaufroan counties ara hereby Requested 10
lsexe All uv,lids in their resr9rfiec oouuis srle~ct
Ia ronserrfon, 1t the foli5ning times and rlAres'
rcspectiveiy.
- :, ,t.lir b. fhe S-reneu ~ NE tfi 'erfcs
-ionsi Distri'f :. y, Thur hs-s-t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

S-Thc schooner Royal Racht run the blockade at
Galveston, few days rgo with 81 bales ofsotton on
board, but when one day out became hecaifned and
captured by the enemy. She is now among the
blockaders and Is used dispatch boat. The ves'
sci and cargo belonged to T, W. House, of Houston
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
FARM FOR SALE.

4 Will sell. at . bargain, the farm on Which
Z now reside, half a mile below Base MIL on i've
wllo Creek, In Dallas conny nontaining A2i ssres,
about 40 arree IN cultivation Onsaid tarm Is gfpd
stone dwelling. and some other buildings never faii-
ing water and plenty q timber For iuItnef psr,c
Of t,s. B'rtlsy. 1o:t1 s. n. pRIsco.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
". e. KINSAKD
rs.
WILLIAM 0'NeaL.

THE STATE OF TTThe, lSt
To The Sheriff Of JOHNSON County,, Greeting:
N0U are hereby commanded that you summon, by
i publication, William o'Eeal resident citizen Of
tho State Of Iowa and mn alien enomy, to be and az.
pear before tho District Court TO be holden in and
for the county of Johnson at the Court House there
Of in the town of buchanan, on the fourth Monday
in September next, then and there to answer tho Pc
titon of W e. Kinnarl, filed in said court against
the said William oNeal, and alleging in Subs
follows, viz That the said William 0'Ncal, for
valuable consideration, became indebted 10 and pro
missed pay petitioner tho aunl 81 three hundred
and fifty dollars, 10 the payment Of which hn
made and cxecntod aud delivered TO petitioner his
mortgage certain parcel Of land being situate il
said county about miles South of buchanan, Iar:
of grant Of 90 acres made to eaid William OSeal
bounded as follows: beginning at the g. W. corner
Of said grant thence North, 80 West, aeo varas,
thence North, GO Fest la3S yaras TO thu Wast bank
OF hollands Rivcr; thence down said river 10 tho
South boundary oisaid grsut; thence S 90 W TO the
ossinning iGntSialns TX acres and Psis'Sh.r
said promise, removed from tho State Of Texas thu
State Of Iowa, and has wholly JAILED 70 pay tho said
gum ofmonsy or any part 81 4, e,sSpt thsa
his said promise, TO petit toner's great damage. viz
the sum ofS500; wherefore, ho brings his suit and
pray. jndsWent sr bls SAID debt and self. nl ayn
the land, and that the Bame DO sold and the money
applied to the payment Of his debt ANA Costs and for
execution for his said balance Y any remaining
lief Herein fail not, but have you then ana there
this writ vii your action thereon, showing how you
have executed the Same, &c. =
Witness James Hiner, Clerk OF The
/ \District Court of johnson County. Given
| 49, )under my handand seal Of said Court, IN
~ ~ tho town Of buchanan, this 18th day OF
| April, 1868. JAMES uINER, elk D. G. J. c.
Issued April 18th, 1853.
JAS. HINER, CLERK.
| Came TO hand April 18th, 1868, and ordered be
published for four successive weeks the pallar Her
ald now paper published in tho town of Dallas II
being the nearest newspaper pnblshed TO this conn
| ty. JOHN W MOODY,
| fclitsl Sheriff J. c. Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

r6s- The Florida carries,six 6S pound
ers an two chasers, lbs Founders. Tae
crew number one hundred and sixty, all
told. The ofeers ave quite young, and the
crew principally Irish, some Of whom c1-
--css \ desire . leave her
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
NOTICE.
500 REWARD.

C,ToLEN FROM the undersigued, living Mills East
- Of Birdyiile, on the Dallas Road, ONE Iron
JlrAl HORSE, years old, abost AZ hands high Z,
right shoulder biaze face aud white gir marks be-
hind his fore icgs said horse tsken on The night
ofthe 2nth inst ! will give the above rev ard Tor
the dsIttery N the horse aud thief $50 either
ore. ALbA. AbbbN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
NoTICE TO BRIDGE BuILDERs.

ny order Of tho County Court ef Dallas couniy,a
ID It's February Tern 1855 scale. prop.,sls VIII oe
MAJ isss' for the rebuilding Of Mountain Creek ard
Fy M.ic Bridge. Said bridges to he rebuilt acorn
ding the plans and Of the vin ones
said Court ressryng the right to reject any bids that
may be rendered raid Clerk
GEO. ". LAWS. Ciork c. e.. n. G. Texss,
fre.,b - BY JAS Y. THOMAS, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

Es-A heavy rain fell in this vicinity on Friday
night last, and Saturday evening another. Tho
ground Ia thoroughly Saturated gardens nourishing
and the grain crops doing we'll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
ESTRAY NOTICES.
Ellis ooSSTS.


TAKEN UP hy jaime. Tam and e,ifAysl isihrs W.
", hevey ESQ, OAE RED bohREI HORSE. thrts
white fe, sss white 70 tho knees, tall face. glsss
eyes, branded ON rishi shoulder Q trsnd,d On left
shoulder about ~ years old l6lS hands high, az.
| rfae-d 10 $500, Filed Dec. 20, lk6c.
m nkfSup BY Isms. Tam and ssirayed before ",
". hcley, E-q., ONE RID OK, about years cid,
marked eIop and under haiferop in The right aud
under half crop IN the len cor, branded d on tho
len hip, Also ONE WHITE OK with black pides on
hesn ana heett black spots on the body erop
and under hNferop on the right car and crop IN Tho
lri .ar branded ~ on right hip aud on the ribbs
l rnn years cd said yoke ofoSen valued at sH
TAKEN uP ~ jas. Hamilton and s.irayed bct "a
!. Campbell E.q,, ONE YOKE or 0XES, one lisa
rndrr h'iu lett ear branded Es nhrr, 10 yes. s'oh
appraised nj s2a,s0. Tho oihorA white and. brown
pidSd, nlIsed er'p and two splits in The lef, ear,
car, branded x. about years old appraised at SEQ.
Filed January :. 1858
TAKEN UP by A. q. Killen aud csirayed before T.
u hands high, branded nv. Ar~o ONE DUN
HORSE, Wears old last Spring, no brad also
ONE BAY HORSE COLT, no brand; tie three tup.
posed TO bs colts Of the dun Tho head valued
a, $40. FILED January 3, lsG1.
a., TAKEN UP by Jchn Reng,r and rsirnsysi , before
about l3j< hands high about II or II ycarS old, np
praised az sioo Filled January 3, lsol.
wilson, Ed TWO WORK oXIS one br, VIZ and
white spotted, marked crop on each eaT, branded
with mule shoe, aud also small brand In the shape
ola bucket bale, about years old, appraised at $50
The, other white aud rcd spotted, marked crop and
underlit In len ear brand not distnguishablo ap.
praised nj 50. Filed February ~, laca.
TAKEN Ut by ", Dlekson and estrsyci bOforaJ.
c. Wilson, Esq, ONE soRBTL HORSE. . white
feet white face, and about IA hsnds high, yeats
old last Spring. In tho affidavit 81 iukcn M, he L.
described as being branded on len shoulder, bu:
the hair being long the brand cannot he r,ade out
by the appraisers. Fllcd February 81, 1861.
TAKEN Up by Grace Ann Barkcy aud estrnyed
before J. II. Mcndeth. Esq, ONE DARK BAY or
BROWN HORSE, black main and tall black legs,
abou; 10 or ~ years old lSi 10 hands high bran-
dod on len shoulder, brand blotchcd, appraised at
SloJ.
Witness my hand this ODD day Of April A, n. 1se3.
22:3tl BENZ ,, HAWKINS, elk. c. G. Z. @
PARKER COUNTY.
TAKEN UP by Joseph Robinson and s'raycd hc-
fhro David Mitchell, J. J.. in Precinct No. ], on the
9Th day of April, lsC3, ono BROWN BAY MARE,
ibout or 10 years old, branded with diamond and
b on the left shoulder, about ll}a hands high, no
,ihrr marks or brands pcrocvalle appraised TO SlOV
BY IL. Briscoe and San,'l. Il. Barber.
TBos. U. ToLER, Co. elk Parker Co
April 23d, lSCa.-223iH ,0s,
rnECry
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

nS~Two paper mills, six miles FROM Augusta, Ga,
were destroyed by fire on tho I'd lust.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

We wi,h to sckpo~iedge, with gratitude. tbs re-
e-pt Of The above donsisns and sincerely hope the
country aud the proud CONSEQUENCES Of hsving dcre
their putty, will reward the donors
We further take ocrssiOn 10 return our grateful
thaths 10 the citizens Of Grmes Prairie, FIR thsir
kindness 70 IA While IN their vieiniiy.
Very Respectfully. a..
3. A. OWNS.
surgeon stones Regiment p \.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

~ undersignod 49, n the February Tern lshs O
County Court ofEllis County 1sza<s duly Appointed
aaaTinfsfra-ur Of the estate Of John J. Hiibnrn.
d-c'd Tisfs therefcrs to notify All porsons having
claims against said estate, 70 preseri n u froly
sutheutiAfed within twelve r7onthf- q Ley Wv u
tarred SAMUEL y hlbEb 70,
Ussahnchis. Arri -. lsst--2 s. A5m'f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29

ss-ses advertisement Of Sugar and shoes to er.
change for Hides.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
NOTICE.

U-AKEN UP BY me at palo finto, one D1N fVr1
on len thigh I; one DAY ROAM IIoIsf. year. old
right fore nncle enlarged, no lranfs aud one bAi
P0SY HORSE. year, oid star IN forenea1; n.9neeo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-29
esI<sf0sEy3st1lENr,

This regimcpt, We understand has been ordered up
to the North. western counties, and probably before
this reaches the aye Of our readers, will lie on our
immediate frontier. The command camped near
Springfield Friday night last, and s" via Milford
and Weatherford, to Jacksloro which would Le the
head quarters. As have here tofore announced, 1t
1t is still mounted, and will remain So We make the
following from letter from member Of the
regiment. dated