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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05

T. b. Trembely, N, D. D. W, Chamberlin.
NJ. d., $. +. Forbes, NJ d.. Charles II, Swain,
NJ. D., y. Dalton, NJ. D., A. W. Fischer, NJ.
d. +. e. bradley, NJ. D., Chas, Cochran, VI.
NJ. d., J. w. Boui, NJ. D.. r. J. Eaton, NJ.
D., S. IL. Bergen, NJ, D.. j. G. Nolen, NJ. d.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05
A MOBILE LETTER,

The following noble letter from Col. A
V. Rice, our Candidate for Congress, was re-
ceived in reply to an invitation to attend
the Democratic ratification meeting on Sat.
urday. The letter speaks for itsef.-BRY.
AN DEMOCRAT.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-05
COLONEL RICE'S TRICKERY
EXPOSED!
UEIOn S1ET, LOOK OUT FOR
"DOUBa.E-suUFFEING
CANDIDATEst

In the Btafs ofMonday evening, appear.
cd letter from General Steedman, saying
that he had been on visit to Col. Rice and
found him an "unswerving Union man. and
urging Uuiop citizens Of the District to vote
for him. This letter has called out the
following Extra from the Office Of tho Put
allrtli Hnn1lksL HoIena.lnL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

INV AND MYSTERIOUS MovI-
MrxTs. Gen, Grant. with Gen. Raw.
Inns, chief Of staff, and others, left
baltimore on Thursday evening for
Fortress Monroe. The Washington
Republican says i. is not proper to
discuss the object Of this visit. Bot
the correspondents al exercise their
inaIicnable RICH, 10 guess. Some say
Gen. Grant has gone 70 explore as to
the peninsular route 10 Richmond
Others that he has gone 10 ccnler with
Gen. Butler as to the la,tei's accept
ance Of the Office of Secretary Of War,
because Gen. Giant finds he can do
nothing with Stanton. The fact that
Mai. Gen. w. +. Smith has been as
signed 10 Gem Buffers department Is
Interpreted TO mean that he viii su-
persede Butler. as il would he an I'M
handsome thing 10 put him under But.
Ter. The more reasonable euess is
that Gen Grant i accommodating as to
The peninsula route and that Gen.
Smith is TO lead against Richmond the
army to be collected at Yorktown
SpriHqfeld RfpaLicaa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.


I}i9 inrahlby medieine Is unlitng h the cnrc
8, all those painful and dangerous diseases incident
70 the female constitution.
II m0derltes a excess. rcln0ves OIL distractions,
from whatever causp ANA brings on the monthly
period With regularity
These pills should not be taken by females that
ere pregnant during the FlKSTrHBEE MONTHS
as ties arr 10 bring on Miscarriage but ~ er-
cry ether me and in every other case they are per-
Rcts safe
IN alI cases 81 Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain
IN The Back aud Limbs licayincss, Fatigue on slight
cVerti0n. palpataion 1t the Heart Lowness Of Spr-
its Mysteries Sick Headache. Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned by disordered system
these pitts viii paect . cgre when all other means
have TALKED
Fan directions ID pamphlet around each package
which should 81 carefully preserved
They can be- scat "a a botiic' containing 0pls
post free hy enclosing II aud g thrae-ecnt stamps 70
amy agent Sold by 80 Druggists sole United
Sfasf ageat- JOB I0SEs.
lvH q G3gilandt street, News urk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
I,soy 3. HlRTONs Estate.

(sTATE or VERMONT. Alta Probate Court
- Manchester District. S. holden At Manchester.
81 and for said District Oh thcllth day d april, A.
j. t-5f
Present lion. Il s. KENT Judge.
The Administrator oa the state Of Jason B Bur
ton lalc ~ Manchester in said District deceased,
applied h writing for license 20 solla Noodoi con-
.a8ng about 30 acrts and living On the draen Noun
ttias representing tile same 70 be necessary To pay
the ae,t. ~ said deceased and charges q adminis-
tralion.
hssFt Il Probate curt 81 be holden al tht Pro
bate 8 Bee. in Nmehastes III aHd for said District
on tha ia.i Wednesday Of April 1854, and that
notice thereof bc given BY Publishing this order three
weeks Successfully lu the MANcuEaFfa jarENAI,
printed ~ said Manchester previous to said time a
hearing. IT. H. FOWLER, Register.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.
lRVgA~ pf-f 4TO No H8FERS

are aniallng IN the cure Of CorUns, Coins AsTnNA,
lgox6Hrrls, SORE TuEoAr, HoNHEsRgEss Dfu
CULT BEEAgniNs, lSeHEST CONSUMPTION, AND
DNEksHs oF THE fr*Gs They have no taste u
medicine, and any child win take them. Thousands
have b,en restored health tha, bad besre despair
ed Testimony gwen % hunreds Of cases. single
dose relieves ID gEN MINUTES
ASK for Brym's Pamelic Wafers--the original
and only genuine IS stamped "Rryau. Spurious
kinieare offered 0f sale. Twenty-Five cents box.
Sold by "a Druggists
JOB MOSES. sole Preprict1r,
iy4i q Cmtlandt street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12


MrNruis. April Yicl si,sfe -
vices a lie 81 inst. sais ihai he Fsh-
eis aiiacea Raartss planisi,ou q Z
o'elost % FRIDAY morning The
plan,auan . fiius'el fsVta n''es
sbove sgnaers Bha. en- ihs faEoo
fivsr. afa i one u he largest @ ihe
Stale. II bad sKientive c0liou works
and splendid haiiasFs, sll q Nhac.
we're destroy "a. sn8 0ae negro aad
four soldirfs were burned in lhe lg.li-
inas. The 6n, Massachusetts eatal
~. foolofsdg Goo strong, qaaff ed
nenr ihe plantation. maintained = fight
wah Tie rtbsis nniil s O'Clock II She
morning. htt il,ey charged aud re-
PULSED Tie enemy. Numbering 800.
Our loss was sixteen Killed. The reh-
Il loss i uukuoun, b8t ten killed and
wounded acre leli 10 our hands
Grierons casslry Is hanging about
Forrest, ard ccrH 0nally eulliHe %
and capiarine smal sqoads.
Considerable excitement existed a
Memphis. caused BY our piekeis be-
SnN driyen IN rl Germanlown, a IeN
miles osl On the Charleston and Mem
phis r-ilfoad. This j believed 20 bc
a frini made by Forrest % enable him
10 re-, South With teams. o'mislning
plumber taken By him At Paduesb.
Tic Memphis militia have gone 70
the front TO meet any attack that might
be made.
Tie Red River correspondent Of tie
New Orleans Della mentions aa un-
confirmed rep1r thai Gen. 81 ele's
forces captured Shreveport without
firing q gun. That several IF on
guabosls had gene shove the shoals u
Red River 10 co operate with over
land forces, and that large numbers o.
cattle and ponies we're being captured
by our scouting parties, as well - cot
ton.
LossRs rs THg BATTLES or TnS
WARe-~A Chattanooga correspondent
u The Cincinnati Commercial PROBES
ses to give a genuine copy Of Rebe
Official documents, showing the lossei
'of both sides since ths commencement
'of the rebellion. The writer says -
" ! could no, bring myself 70 believe
That The rebel Government lad SO lal
'iost lis respect as 70 pot forth, urdei
official Authority bogus reports Of loss
s.s ID the various engagements be
Tween Ehe Confederate and Union for
ices. fsut ! was mistaken, and des
pair 6f ever seeing correct figures O
the enemy's loss All your reader
-sve, no doubt, as anxious ~ am foI
iiatR on the subject, and with me have
waited palicnily for their official pub
hicalion, through AZ official channel--
Fortunately. can crafty them, a
will be seen from the following oilicia
liable. for the genaineness Of which
pledge my veraciiy and, II necessary
can furnish the proof Where or hos
| obtained il is nobody's business
IL is enough 10 know that il Is th,
Rebel side OF the question. upon whicl
they will rely for facts in the coinpila
ton O. their version Of the war.
copy. verbatim q liieraim, list 0
killed, wounded and missing, il I'll,
battles. skirmishes and engagement
of the war, for the years 1861 1856.
and lsG3.
THE following II the compa ratiyc
statement ii tic killed, wounded an,
prisoners or both sides up TO Scptem
her !, 1868, including tie battle o
Chickamaugn; -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Tie trustees OF tie Soldiers Ma.
tional Cemetery are r. meet at Get.
lysbura on The 9Th 81 April. Lt-Gov.
Dillingham; is trustee for Vermont.
The eemeiery has been arranged 10
scmi-eircle, hy states. and the remains
u The soldiers who fell 1t Gettysburg
have been deposited therein. YER
mont Is in the center Of tie FIRST cir
e'e, Il iLe right d the center alley.
New Jersey il 90 the opposite side og
the alley A proper arrangement, az
tie Vermont and New jersey troops
have fought side BY side li'alfoa's
Da.g.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
FOR SALE
AT a BARGAIN

A Scholarship il BrYaHt. stFatfcn & Cos
Mercantile Colleges heated 81 New YORK CITY,
Brooklyn. Albany, Troy BHfalo, Cleveland,
Detroit Chicago and NJ. Louis. Any Young
snan who contemplsfes entering either q shefs
Colleges viii hnd i greatly % sis advantage
81 calling a THIS OFFICE aud asceftaining
how cheap be can procure . scholarshig q
tksss ERR sis- -st'tuftert
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

4 SINGULAR RELATIONSHIP
Among party Of slaves that arrived
in this city this morning from Virgin
Ia TO enlist in a Massachusetts regi.
ment. vas one who was much whittier
than many white men, and never
would be taken from his appearance,
for = slave. lis family connection is
someWhai singular, be being son al
his grandfather aud brother II bis
ncsher--a feature d The 'inai;uiioa. T"
- h1ssteH TnariIsr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

A bavarian professor announces
khat IN 1868 a comet shall me 80
|rlose Rs 70 endxnger the our earth !;
and should i moi asisea itself 10 TIE
knrih - one giobale d qaicksaFer 10
Anosher. nor annihlase ~, tie sight
swill be most beautiful 10 behold
Daring three nights We shall have no
aArkness, but he bashed 10 the bfl-
h-ni light " ne tlasilg lrsip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES


h0SfEE fEk6 hf0HA ~ IN ftffh
The nasi remarkable medicine ut thp aty lHd ihc
maug cures that have hcgn rerlarHgd with . 10
eases oi tdgaF Complaint Dyspepsia hervaus De
mHfy and 0Lhrr Diseases Arising nom 3isofdaita
sion8eh 81 Hrtr paees { 30 once aAuug ihe most
astauishinz discoveries that has taken place q the
me8l Is wafd 1af disease 10 which htlu are
applicable slt sumiYefsil ttst there aFe hu igN NJ
ga friends who msy Eat test tbcr virtues in itir
swa Families 0r circle q acquaintance aiia prove %
their 5sFu satisfaction tai thcrF Is az leastpno rem
OBS among the many advertised medicines descry'
Ing The pHhc c1inmeRaatl9n.
For sale by druggists and dealers ersrywAere.
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Atth ana 29IalM eoafns,
RUTLAND.



TFE the Subscriber. bong a1IaElafs3 ~ The 10
~ fhf lraaafg Court ie b'tHcl n Maach-
ester tauai8l AaIsasrs 81 rsssfs esatai8e aad adjust
lhe elslsns and asmaaaa ~ Oh prsaas agAiuM tie
Eelata ag
Ttharna Hale.
iasa - 81 uhai- 5n s5e Dtgria assd std also az
elfas zsa aenaf.ss exi l'tci s. azsei lhsrete and
- nauths f1m iaa 18th dsy q AareA ssf b.
tnH allowed ts saia teHrf for f45 pagase Do
3aef '9Te hereby ssfe paSsaa lhst b nitssd r.
- h0GnetF 81 aaf appointment IS BaFi4 BriEes
6aH e sad Nmhas ~ $50 le'n 1sFs 90 GgiJ and
sefsegstsr norA fssas e. e'elask ? ~
iss,es A. Wi1aztt fh,s en- szs q MaseA s y
lset
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a r GNtNH9 -0@~at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
Burr g Barton Seminary,


Commissioners sotiee.
I'VE the subscribers being appointed BY the Hon.
w tbe Probate Court fer the District e MaRch-
ester Commissioners 20 receive. eAaminc and adj
Just the claims ana demands u al persons against
ths Estate 20
Abraham Mason,
iateof Ninhal ia said District deceased and also al
claim and demands exhibited 10 Offset thereto; and
six months from the 34th day Of March, 1854 be-
ing allowed by said Court ior that purpose, We do,
therefore hereby give notice thar we viii attend 20
the business u oGr appointment 1T the dwelling
house 81 iyman e Bostrf 10 said Niuhail on the
last Saturdays % Janu aiid september, 1854 from
one % four O'Clock. T.. g., on each Of said days
Dated 81 Winhall. this 2ith day % March, A, D.
ls64
zENO X. CONE, fr..,.
- DANIEl. fARNGM, NV'H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Having, within the past few weeks. made
large additions 10 our stock Of job Printing
materials, we are now prepared to execute In
the best manner all kinds Of job printing,
We can get you IN as good looking card or
circular az you can get 1T my other Office in
the State. II vol want
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Annl CuASvEs.-By an arisr Of
Gle War Department, dated ith inst,
Maiat- General +. II. sheridan i as
.ieae8 q DE command 81 The cavalry
oaf,s 81 fLe Ar@y 81 nc Paomsc-
TAe Eleventh and Twclitb Army
corps are Goose dated. ard viii be
Nd the Tveniesh Army corps
Major.Gencal Hooker i u isnci to
h.e command Major General Cor
don Granger srelisyc8 from the com
maaj d ihe Fourth Army corps. aad
Msior neral q G. Howard Is As.
signed n ~ stead, Major General
schofeid ), Is gned 10 the command
Of Else Tweaty .i4ird Army corps
Major General S.oeum viii report 70
Majo Gcneml shefmsu commanding
DE- Division Of ils Mlsi. pIi; mia
General Son maa VIII report "a Ma
jor &C. erai Sebodrll. commanding
ibe Depar,mem d Ohio, for assigns
me4f Naj0r-6aaeal Granger viii
Fcpofl Is letter d the Adjuaot-Gen-
eral d TIE Army Captain Horace
Porter, United States Ordnance De-
panmeni, is announced as Abide
Camp to Lieutenant General Grant,
witil rank 81 Lieutenant Colonel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
SCHOOL HARMoNIUM,

with OF without til. Harmonic Attachment and
Manual Sub Bass Thi. Instrument has no
equal Of its size for power and efficiency ard
IS really the most desirable for Sabbath schools,
Churches, Lecture Rooms, Nesiries, Yabi.c
Halls, &C.. that can be obtained. IS Tie low
price at which II is sold brings il within the
means of the most limited, and supplies place
which il hiss long been felt no instrument was
peculiarly adapted. H. size, compactness.
power and beauty Of tone, ueainess and sin
piicity Vi eonstrBetion and case 81 arrangement
wiil as once recommend il 10 every one a. be.
irg al thar Is claimed for Il.
IL Every Instrument warranted
y I a 40 S
From the best Manufacturers. new ard second
hand lor sale sud to rsut on tie most rsasons
b.s terms.
~ Address
Is EsTEf, Braitleboro. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

4 WA EAeIn-Wben. II tie
year 1861, The Eigtih Wssooa,ia
Regimem marclled fnm The Sia'e 20
ile seai 81 war, L carried wiih i an
eagle From that tine, through ali
the marches, battles. ges ard sicis-
siiuaes Ct var, this biri hss rernained
with his comman3 aad .harei i. bard
SHIPS. daneefs sd adTtulares.--
WasBevsr The regincat hss loiael
baiiit eiih TIE Zoe. The aglc has been
at his .na with The soldier who aans
L.m, Il Tie beaa d company u. A.
the enlargement waxgj hoi--as ihc
roar q htavy guns shook lhe earth
and ihr rattle Of small arms pierced
The dun and sal haroas cloud thai
hong about the Ane d balile-~ihe ca.
glc would Gap his aiags ANA miHgls
his voice wiih ily iomull 10 The arrc
e., aud widest Of bis screams. Twice
has lie been wounded ia action. one
bali cutting away a great portion %
his tai feathers. But BE has never
turned tai 70 tie foe
lie has gone RilL his regiment
through seven States, hl companion
and emblem 81 the heroes a the
Northwest He is noA al home with
The veterans recruiling, and there Is
not q banner " ''0roker' IN lac Uui-
ted States that brings men to the reg
mental flag 50 fast a. the war.eagle
Of the Eighth Wisconsin. Tlous-
auds flock . see him, and his sharp,
shrilI cry is always heard az morning
aud evening, with the flies and drums
Of the guard. The people Of Wiseon-
sin are determined that Tie war is
over and the eagle comes home again,
he shall be kepi at the public ex.
pense In the Capitol grounds al Mad.
is0n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
Huh Patent Harmonic attachment, Bdu
Damper and Manual Sub Bass.

The world wide renown these Mclodeons
have obtained within the last few years is
sure evidence Of their superiority over ali oib-
ers. We are now manufacturing some thirty
different kinds Of these Instruments. aud have
recently added TO our former large variety, the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
Ball Card,
Business Card, or
Wedding Card,

Leave you- order nj TnE JOURNAL 0yvicE
and VIC will guarantee to please you In styls
and price.
YOU want Circalsr, IN the best style, well
printed, leave your order at The JoUHsAL jos
PRINTING OFrIcE.
We have large and complete assortment Of
cards and card. board, Of nil coors aud quail
ties. Also, Bi-Head, Book and Note paper Of
ali kinds and qualities
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
BILI4-IIEADS.

Merchants wishing for bill4heads viii do veil
. give us their orders, IS We can furnish thsm
with the best quality for less money than they
can get them al any other ofico IN The State of
Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
ME- RELIANT TAILOR
NJ. oLoNEV,

WaaM respectfully inform his many psteenA
All ~ pue.st generally. thst be bas sssly re-
turned fgen nalkst wiz istrs sua srisAdi,
ateftmeht q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08
+, BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

FROM the Houston Telegraph.
CAMDEN. Get. l.-Oiticial reports received
This morning nj District HEADQUARTERS, re-
por, the ca pi,,re of $50 wagons and I3u Fed
e,aI prisuncrs wagons loaded with suffers
and ouarteruaster sstores, en- route from
Fuye,i.yill. 70 Fort Gibson, by Gems. tiuno
and Sian waI,e. lSu wagons we,e brought
off safely. the balance of the train burned.
r.. III. c.,,..,,,, y.v.
'''' T. r,Mpry Oct LIST 1854
The St. Lou,s Republican, of the 10Th.
saws Ge,eraI Price is in Missouri. and &c.
r;ous teors. are appreLeuled for the safety
of the ci,vo 81. Louis.
D,snn,cn,, s,nte tbu, Early has been de-
f.,,rJ in the Shenandoah with n loss of
oL,n,t nrisoncrs. F.derals acknowledges n
loss oi 2Mn, in killed and wounded,
The Eepublicaus saw il was n closely con-
,os,sL h,,,Ie fnr one whole d,v The story
vii, nresent n different face wh,n we get
the facts from both sides of the question.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08
ntS-rhe Legislature of The State VI ARKANSAS is In
.,s,. oa at Washington, AK.

nE- Brig. Gen. II. VI. Gtliv reached our town last
ni.i., direct from his command in the Indian Ma
tion. and ell route Tor shreveport, under "rdu We
carE from him of The particulars Of The laIecX
petition in the rear of Fort Gibson, which we give.
Gems Gano and ,andwajir left camp On the
niag of the 18th September, with about 2GtD n,cn.-
On the 18th a'. n skirmsh with the enemy, aud on
the l9h found him l'osicd in II strong position
Cabin Creek, 40 mscs Sor;h Of Fort Gibson, where
Ia. was attacked, and after stubborn fight of some
six hours, WAS completely routed, leaving his whole
train in the hands of our men. The enemy were
abont So0 strong. their loss in killed 81, and II prs
oncrs captmrrd-ihe balance escaped. The fruits Of
the expedition wcre $50 wagons and 1000 mules cap
tured. 74O mules and $50 wagons were brought safe
~ into camp. the balance of the wagons burned and
mules killed crippled in The fight ns to he useless.
Six thousand tons of hay and all the r"apcrs
burned. Altogether there was destroyed ol"mt ST.,
5000 worth Of Federal property. estimated in green
backs. 0ne.thrd that amount of property, princ-
palIy clothing, brought safely TO camp The
pediion returned to camp the 2sih. having been
absent II days, wi:la vso Of killed. and 10 wound.
ed % m"ralIy.)
Nrxt week we shall give detailed account of tho
expedition, from own correspondent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08
Hon. p, s, WILKES.

Enron HERALD :-Sir-rhe Hon. gen
tleman named above, was elected to the
lower house o. the Confederate Congress,
in ,iay last, FROM ihe 9TH ngressional
District of Missouri. In publishing his
brief history, as given below, you will I've
doing an act Of justice TO one of eminent
ability and great moral worth, and confer
ing a favor on many Of your readers. We
are intimately acquainted with him, aud
10 not hesitate in saying, that neither
hianch Ct The Confederate Congress contains
a member Of better capacity, OF bis age, nor
has the Confederacy n trner or more rel'a-
Bile friend. The old "Tenih Legion has
done itself or n honor in electing him;
PETER :. WILKES of Springfield Missouri.
was born in the State Of Tennessee-raised
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08

BS-Wrarr informed Ivy 'hr officer In ch,rse, tint
u numhrr of bales of Government cotton which were
temporarily stored ut the Fair Gn'nnl' near this
place, have, during the past few days, been taken
away by persons VIII" represent their Necessities asan
excuse E,r he net. We cannot approve of such pro-
c.c,ings under any cirrnhs ni,,s, aud We have been
requested Icy the officer having The cotton In charge,
To warn he izrs, ha II il his luIy, aud he Intends
To perform thai duly s,ric y, 10 rclori the h Is OF
The ca.e, IN every instance. :" The proper rlar urnt
Tor ,llcir action We notice This matter IN al kind
ness rs we'll Tor the henrit Of our ,euc i"r the
protection VI the Government properly. and "" ear
nesiiy appeal to the people consider well The l"a
ing aud consequences vi su'h proceedings, before i.
svriing 10 ,icm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08
THE STATE OF TENAS, |

To the Ssrrig of Dallas CoHSiy.-Guefing:
NruU arr hereby c.'niman'ir, thai y''n snmtnnn "!
tulLtutiun, E,r ) >ur.r~iyc weeks ". u. Flctrhris
wns. r.>ilrbc H. uukm,wn u, .. he and ai"1r b.i"
the undersigned Jus ic. oi the P,a'r, In PnT1hf -
l. nj his ofs. IN the Of Daa-, "n the last S''
,ray the 81 d sy of next, thru aud irt"
to- an. the petition of " D. Tl,nas, h'l ~ ''i'
,.,ur, against the said Fletcher, and al'e'lginE W.
ylrtrIer l. iu.,ly ilrboI T., him, the said %. u.
Thomas, in the -nn 81 tween y Fix dl"lir- aiih y
hv- us. due 10y since the ~ b day 81 SAM
Is y, wi b IN the rate "r ~ pr 'rm "
Hrr~iB Gail MT, but have you ihrn an" rs
befbfr aid Cur, this writ. with your re'hth "
on. -hs~ ing how yea have executed tl'' same.
Given under my hand this the - u day 2, -
b~r, IsOi. 5.Jt u. w. BAIRD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08

GO 'McClra's letter Of acceptance dated Sept. 9th
Is given IN our last exchanges 1t is anything hut
peace document, to our mind, aid must confess
our disappvin, reading it. 1t is rrconslruc-
ton all over. He says, the UuOn is the c"I,di
ton Of ..ce aud in the event OF failure 10 obtain
that object he says, ",le responsibility for Interior
cYuences would fall upon those who remain in
arms against the government" We shall give the
letter Ia full IN our next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08

kD-Amous the deaths from yellow fever ut Calves.
ten recently is Capt n. wickland, of wnnls old le-
gion. Capt W. MAS u Ger1mH by birth, civil rngi-
ncer BY profession, and ardent lover III his adopted
country. whose he esI"lsc'l ut sc nbrrak VI
the war.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-08
NOTICE.-Mr.. Lnry La,!-

VI urr Gtmr,l' Z the h,,is nd ". Lainu'r ,l.,'.
has prrsni,-i 10 IN County Court of dallas CountN,
Texas asking az cr Of Cirr, To sell III" nn'livreh
half IN cr--' that III" heirs of >aii 'lre!"n has
in anil TO Block NJ. IA, an tl'impr''vcionis I'll -'''
~ the toNi 81 lias. This Is therefore I" notify all
prrs,u,s in the welfare of sail heirs, to r ai'i a'''
~ III. next term Of thr Comfy C"nrt lobe h"luh A
She C,,urt House, is Dallas the last Monday u,
O.toi.r Is A. and show ci-- why such sale should
not bc had, ~ applied for III said rctiii"n.
7:It. GEO W. LA"S,'h'