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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

Oil ON0 A.YEAR.-our ,Canyassers can
ID ,<SNPO lasle mi, amount For IsrticusTs, al
dro.s (snp uclosedl call on FIBRE NfCkOFF, Fob
lieatonosis Of Joseph Linz lSi Fulton it, her.forf
Sane csP.t1 required.
NOR SALE.-Stats Rights for COTTRELL'S
4 PATENT INDEPENDENT sELF-SUPPONTISG
BaIDGE bri'ders sni Capitalists Invited to call sp0n
"a i1nrneSA tely lor the erafnii a. .on Of hodel
SNYDER Z WALTER f's Broadway.
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LONDON ard LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE No. % Ssoi9'l kew,i OIL
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AID
WALES $500 - ... -,
T,PSCOTTs CELEBRATED LINE or LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE 4 WEEK. -
LINE or LOSDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. .
Parues wishing 10 take passsSe, ,end Tor fer nelds OF
remit money to te Cd country DO te lowest facs
Nv .oolyipgts IAfSCOrr BROTHERS Co.
- No. ~ south =.
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FISK & HATCH,
No. IS WALL STREET,
wIL REGIME SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 me INV

WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS 20 THE NEW
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
rhe Notes win Re issued IN DENOMINATIONS Of p" el'o
ESQ., ocO aud $500 with interest the rate OF 80
PR CENT. o5 ONE CENT PEI day en- each 80, P4Jsbs
ssnui annually.
They will BE- daed Argus, IS 1884 usd Wiz be payable At
u. end Of three yesr IN fonos convertible into
Biv.Tw.zty SIX PER CENT Bouds payable PRINCIPAL and
Interest in Gold
On all payments pss5e pa- 10 Autnr u.s. Interest VII Do
saswed and shsr that date interest will Be chs'sed
CY Lbesl arrangements viil be made With Bahia BsDi
en-, and petars
subseripoos ais, received FOR The 1910 LOAN an al
Nrds Of Gsyerssa, Securities bought and ,ed :. E1iss
sssea
r sr-eisi attention given 10 hs eonvsrsOn Of tbs Old .
a.... into the SIX FER CENT Bonds oi 1881.
Holder. Of amounts Ie,s hsn eSes. nov svsf tsern
sss,es Of the rq,ss Of eSnversons the Bonds OF 1891
wfi hereafter be issued 10 denominations Of 81 and sD
o. well NJ In larger d,nors,i0ss heretofore scsd 10
answering due August 10 Interest ~ih b. sased
a. ,h,, 49,, YIsK MATCH. No ~ Wslist
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CHE Curt

FASHION COURSE. l.. /.
sNsei TEN THOUSAND DoLLARsl se.oN'
THE GREATEST MATCH OF TIE SEASON.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER ira Az O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. TN, "WEDNESDAY, sEPI. 7rnl
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Offan CLEANERS.
OPPOSITION LINE.

" Central luehcan Transit Company.
SHORT ROUTE 10 CALIFORNIA yis hlC !,'s,s
No CHARGE FOR MEALS On THE IRANsii'
The New and T. cgspt Steamship,
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government Agency .ad peTsss5sd DsPot4''iy n %
United Sts.et
Jesrpx o. OnvIs, President. JoHs r. hiLfs CsshisI;
NNHE NINTH NATIONAL BANh or IEE
4 CITY. OF EEW-NOkk, ~ BROADWAY
Nav Iost sept ], 1874.
The Bspk reoefve rrcposss for bs Loan Of 1851 80 NC
ovpt 81 hints one rhons 81 doHs bsisE The amount Of
k.soccptsd osr posed Of under Detce Of PROPOSAL. Tor
Lean dated JuHe stt .sit
Escs oSrr mus. b. y: hty or one huuirsd dollar
s,te Of one huud,d seAsrs end mort s;st- ts sua In
saIns preu ian oHersd Ter oa,h hsnaed dosrs N bonds
~ ff 6Ay vheu the ofeI io< than ATTY Two per
pr to De deposited guarantee for psyHsat Of sos'epson
Bseeepted. j.. a., O.
An o.s, 70 be made en- beiors T1rsd.y thu sh Sep
saub.r a. the bids will be Opensd September D.
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STEAMBOATS, auo RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

Q 1FEII, bIEED, AND COlHT OItT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlIGuhrh0; NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. TIE WHILE NuUNIAlNS
AND INrRRMfnfsTE POINTS.
Tie new and ,l.ancB steamers Of tie horwth Linz,
CITY on boston and CRY or NEW YORK,
Lave kewi ORR daily liundxys eIcsp ei 81 esocA m,
from Pier No 20 Sosth River 100. Of ' estTy a.,
FOR NEW LONDON,
there connecting with ~ Senbost Eypcs Tram roD he
above pelis via hsrych and Were-ss, Eoson snd Wor
ceeT Worcester and Nashua and AewLouton aud northern
Railroad
fresh, taken at ID. sres r,es For information inquire
L. ). MARTIN, Agent On the Piet.
4 TLANIIC and GREAT WESTERN
"a RAILWAY. EYW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS-
SINGER TRAINS .EAVE NEW-IOBh, via The Er.
Raj way, from foot OF Chanb~rsr- RUNSfS0 THkOuOd
To CLEVELAND, e., WITHOUT GRANGE " CARS
connecting viva rarods for all prnora c:iss in tho West
This road J. ben; esssasd and viii be 10 complete
runsi order to AaHtsd Cation Urbana Dayton, Nnein
Iaii and St. Lsas without break Of r.ug.
4. ii. 6oopsAE. Con Ticket AT, Ii. g. SWEETSER.
Msuly.ile Pa General Sup't
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IyEL LER's II f. l. l. L x Z
IL SALE DIABoLlQUE,
No 6S5 roadway,
WILL REOPEA
Tor the Far and WiL,eE season
THURSDAY NEXT, SEPT Q,
re- decorated resealed and ecarpete6he Orchestra bell
convened into ~ - . ..,,,,,
ALPINE GARDEN OF THE GENT.
rp-e With eTs beauty, nowins cascades and isne s'es
ssmsy. ,..n, ,,r,,y,
win in.nsurs,e hi. new season rur.d,y. sep by the
introduction e . .l,.,,,
SOME EXTRAORDINARY SPEClLTiE5,
prom luent anon. which WI be - ~. 80,
Ten ANIMATED ANrHROPOGLOsSi,
Or
HELLERs WOOD ien) MiASrREL5
Aud
THE GOBLIN DRUM,
bens ne ,oos Of ElfLaSd, untouched BY InoTsl nasc
SIX NEW ILLUSIONS,
Constituting
PROGRAMME NO. ,, AND
TWO NEW PIANOFOkiE SOLOS.
f.sisSfnlirsn Ihhoc'G
Doors open 1t u; commence a T. Bot once ep's of
.scurnx ..A ror Orchestra stalls be reserVed hTss
dsy- in sdYauce.
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VICTORIA REGlA, THE GIANT WATER
IfIIEs OF THE TkOPIC ZONE, ", erhi
hilton ~ hi. country In full bosom IN s4se snd
beantipy CONSTRUCTED leaves IS fee. IN Circumference. ep.s
FOR rLib;ou Tor onys short time, daily fros m ui
,uu.., Ia zoe ARE Victoria 0ass Hose West Tiny ninth
s near the s. Eighth Avenue jane GA Of brosd"y
snJ Central Piri Adnii-sion 81 cents, Children Z? eenis
r. BALLOkE Proprietor. II. MARTIN hsnsssr
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NENTRAL RAu.ROAD ofNFW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
S-Fren Tier Ne Soth River, connecting a, Hampton
Junction With Delaware Lackawzna and Nesterp Railroad,
snd a. taaSs with LehLn Nsiey Railroad sns is eonnes
lions forninf direct hae to Pittsburgh and ,as West with
gu. ehG,se Of crfs.
0aRAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
S.ry Miles ssd Two Hsurs saved by hi, line Chicago
Cincinnati St Lonis etc. With but ere change of cara
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
Cournsosng hugox 1904 issvc New ora 10 lows:
HArEnsprs fKrfs,s-A, 10 u, for Easton. Resa1n;
Poitsv.l> nsTsbT hsach Chnis, Wikss5sTre, EniIi
Hsgortown, Nihamsport Tin Train at Hsr
,5nrR 81 connecting Eas, ard West the f-nssyl
vsia Central R.ilpai Notn and Sontn the Northern
C-nral Railroad snt with tho Cumberland Valley Railroad
MAI TRAE-At ESQ IN Tor Remington. Esaisn, Water
Gap Scranton WlasbaTrs Great Benz. Pstou Bling an
ton, &c.
Hop ~ TRAir-vor Easton. Allentown March Chunk
Vtkess-rs. MhiulsPoTt, Reading. PS;tss~ Hamburg.
&c.
3Sr Fer Eaton, Bethlehem. Allentown, md Esueh
Chnnk.
tJrn-Fer Sourivllls and Pennington.
6P For sorrr'ilc
7:le Pr. WEsrzis ExPRrss-For Ei.'on, Allentown,
Reading B1r'bifg Pittsburgh aud the Wsit. Sleeping
carr through from Josey City to Pittsburgh
ELfLABRTppogT IND hkvYoRK thusT-Lesye New.
Pix No. ~ r. al 9:l3 q $3.50. aud $50
p. bosis sop 81 BERGEN Point and Marinors bsbOt.
Tickets The Wfst BE- obtained as the 0cs Of the
Centsl Bs.road fonlany Pier No. y. r.. AZ No.
As,or Hou,e. Of 10 an Broaiwsy, and ~ The principal
hotsly. JOSIAH %. siEAkNS, Superintendent.
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
n dSEw-XOAK-

u dSEW-fOAk-
Sssns..d "a Dspoy.ry and Financial Asen. Of the Upsec
esies Nos q ant 70 Pin.r, two door. he.w ihs $40
fres;ury receive Sps,opaen' iof ths foistI bvsD
~ $40 essury No.e allowing ID, Eel 6oyrnWs u com
,sea Of per cent convert the SEVEN TH!kllhS nss
la BONDS ,.d geat al busins" ooEnesed VIA The
ssCyFfNMEHT LOANS P,r.ios avoid The ineeav.
snoo Of ss4r.ssnE Government OF spyns 70 IN, esnk
NORRIS kETChUA, Ffos-aeA<
D. W. ViuesAs Cashisr.
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GOLDEN RULE,
d. g. BAECOCB, Connsnd'r,
On SATURDAY. ekPTfMbtR ~ at noon, =,
Yr,u ri,r 90 North FLYER foot oi Warren 49,
The steam.,ip America For pss.sze amply Al The OLE
d. ". CABLiNGTOH, Agent
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'TNHE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!

IN. toud. for tlri. Loan are r,,dy for ipu.e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

The withdrawal Of the French, after APP
pearing so near our city, produced much dis
appointment her.. All had expected the
French would be in quiet possess on of Mat
amoras.to day, when the intercourse be-
tween the two cities would be re-opened, and
all could transact their business. Nearly
two weeks Of non intercourse has produced
quite feeling of Impotence. Many from
the interior arrived with businesssin Mata-
moras, aud have been waiting, like myself,
with the expectation that in another day
the trade would be resumed. Permits have
been given to certain residents, while those
from a distance, whose stay here involves
heavy expense, are generally refused per-
mits to cross over. know not the reason
for this distinction.
Last evening Gen. L. b. Nichols, Mr..
Dumble, (of the firm o. Peel Dumble, Of
Houston and Mr.. J. o. lllingworth of Aus.
tin, arrived from Rio Giande City; and l
learn from them, that Com. Leon Smith and
Mr.. Darling, of Houston, came down to Mat
amoras on the other side.
| should have stated in previous letter,
that Col. Ford has been, for some time, in
very bad health, and hardly able to super
intend the important military movements
since the LIST inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

maintain my men until further orders. Gov Brl
lette, on the 9th, issued proclamation declaring
order TO be In derogation Of the laws OF the State
In conflict with the rights OF the laborlng people.
says II IL the duty Of the Justices to refuse Obodl
10 such order or command, and he forbids theI
make such levy OF taxes. Arrangements have u
made for the exchange Of about 900 officers and .
400 seamen and marines. We have nearly the ,,
numbcr-the excess Is 10 be made up from the Hr
prisoners. The exchange will probably take pla
Charleston,
Richmond, Sept. H-Vallandigham, on reai
NcLrlan's letter, telegraphed To his friends at "
ington that ''alf hope Is lost and withdraw from
canvass. The Louisville Journal places the Chi
ticket at the head of Its columns Cas- pronoul.
the platform an igncninious surrender TO the re n
and says he cannot support It,.
Macon, Sept. 1.-THE first train Of Atlanta e.
arrived this morning. They were stripped by
Yankees OF everything except one change Of clotf
ana In deporabe condition. Indeed, the inn
sion Is that the campaign In Georgiais over for o.
year: The hct Is gaining ground thai Sherman n
reinforce Grant and try to hold Atlanta with n s.
force, but no further advance is anticipated. {
loaded with Federal prisoners ran OF the trac
Camp Creek, on the South. West railroad. car
smashed up and large number of Yankees were
ed and wounded. No further particulars. Hood %
Sherman have had further correspondence about +
exchange Of prisoners. No CONCLUSION arrived u
vet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

nc Lieut.. John II. Bingham, ofthc list Douglass
Texas Battery attached to Gen Hoods army in Geor-
ga, reached his home in this placea few days ago.
We are pleased to sec him in fine health, and as we
find all who come home from that army in good spr-
its-Lieut b. left Atlanta the 3Oth OF August, two
days before its evacuation by Gen. Hood. Wearein-
debtcd to him for copy of the Mobile News Of the
9Th inst.
It. b. left this place with Goods Battery over three
years ago. and has been with his command since,
this being the first time he has visited his home We
have universally heard him spoken of An excellent
ofiicer-prompt and energetic in all his duties and
always ready,-in short, true soldier. 1t gives us
much pleasure award this need of praise to our
young friend, and more especially because we have
claimed him as one oftLo representa- ives in he army,
of the Herald Office Long may he live to enjoy his
well earned reputation.
Lieut.. Bingham is sent to Texas on duty, to recruit
for the Battery Young are wanted-those who
are Just becoming old enough to go into the service
preferred. This is agood opportunity to join favor
ito command, which has not only seen long and ac-
tive SERVICE but has also been remarkably fortunate
in all its wanderings, and has gained reputation
second to no Battery in the service. We heartily
commend the mission Of Lieut.. B. to those wishing
to enter the 'ryice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

nD-A private letter received in this place by last
mail from Paris, Sept. 27th says: "a dispatch has
Just reached here, from Gen. Maxey, stating that
Stand Watic's and Gauo's commands have captured
$50 wagons, killed and captured 200 Feds, brought
off 100 wagons loaded with clothing, and suffers
stores. So you our boys will have good clothes
for the winter, and the Indians will have calico heap,
our loss very small"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01
BY WEDNESDAYS MAIL.

From the Houston Telegraph, 2Jd ut.
From Monticello, Sept 2lst via Camden, ed. /
PETERSBURG, Sept. l0.-This morni
about 3 o'clock the enemy massed | re
ments in front Of Finnegan and Harri
skirmish line, driving in two of our Lin
and capturing 30 prisoners. Gems. Fin
gan and Harris quickly rallied the m
retaking the inner skirmish line and c.
turing sixty prisoners including one olfio e
Our skirmish line was re-established ut
distance of 200 yards in the rear of q
skirmish line ofyesterday. SharpshOotI
began on this part of the line, where he
t)tore a sort of q truce had existed. No
ing Of interest up to noon.
MACON, Sept. l0.-Sherman has orde
every white man, woman and child on
Atlanta within two weeks those taking
oath to 60 north Of the Tennessee river,
the balance to be sent into our lines.
flag Of truce has been received by G.
Hood from Sherman, by which the In d,
proposes an armistice Of ten days, for
purpose Of carrying out that order. H.
accepted the proposition, hut denoun
fhe order. Armstice commenced toe D
Gov. Brown has gone to the front for I
purpose Of making provision for indigo
expected NJ the front fl ON Atlanta.
The Chattanooga Gazette has dispatc b.
from Sherman, claiming that Wheelor
force has been dispersed.
The English press justities the seizur,
the privateer Georgia. The Herald, Wo I'd
and News says the fall of Atlanta amou
to nothing.
Moseby captured an ambulance train %
thirty wagons near Harpers Ferry.
The Yankees are greatly elated by TIL
success at Mobile and Atlanta. Shern
says his loss is 1900. Early is retreat p,
followed by Sheridan.
MACON, Sep. 9th.-In their retreat fro
Jonesboro, the enemy. burned every Gre
tie, and broke every rail for fifteen mi q
on the Macon and Western Railroad. g.
pickets extend sixteen miles beyond Jon
boro', with no enemy in sight except SEQ
ing parties. The enemy are closely mass
around Atlanta. There is not the slight,
prospect Of an advance soon. Our army
again in excellent spirits.
ARMY TENNESSEE, Sept. 6
To Gen. Braxton Bragg sherman a'
my has continued his retI eat beyond Jon
bOro. j. b. HOOD
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Inte ligence fro,
the front and Shenandoah, seems TO lead
the conclusion that Early's force must b
reinforcing Lett is quite certain IT,
Lee is moving reinforcements in front
the Weldon railroad. 1t is believed frui
Early's command, ifreports from Lee i
correct, another terrible battle betwo
Grant and Lee is imminent.
HARPER's FERRY, Sept. cit is state
that General Averill is falling back fro
the vicinity of Martinsburg. He was l..
fortunate than we asserted yesterday, b
nothing like disaster or serious injury h
fel him.
New YORK, Sept. l0.-The Daily New
publishes McClellan's letter of acceptanc'
and urgese the re-assembling of the CO..
vention to either remodel the platform, 81
to nominate candidate to suit the prese q
platform.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-News is receive
from the army that heavy Artillery d.,
took place Thursday, with no important ne
suits, and that Lee is still massing troor
on our left. II. P.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

ps5-oficial information was received here yester-
day. says thcHouston Telegraph Of the 26th ut that
Cortina had received Brigader Generals commits
sion in the U. s. Army. This information was as we
understand, communicated to Gen. Drayton by flag
of truce from the Fsderals at Brazos Santiago. Com
ment is unnecessary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01
DMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

IN undersigned was appointed admir-. Vi the esini
Of VIM. johnson decd, by the County Conf Of Dain-
Co., Texas, at its August Term 1894. All persons 10
debted TO said estate notified TO make immediai
payment, and all persons having claims against
estate are notified 20 present their claims duly ar
thenficated, within the time prescrih~d kw, o.
they will be postponed. y. W LAWS
Dallas. Tex Sent n, 1s64:-G.6w Admir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

Bs-wc are under many obligations to Mr. James
Burke, Bookseller and Seednan, of Houston. for u
package containing quite an assortment of garden
seeds, put up by him. Mr.. Burke keeps always on
hand supply of fresh garden seeds, for sale. Give
him your orders for Books and seeds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

rs5-John P. shpley, fellow typo, and former at
tacLe of the Herald Office, has been appointed Agent
for the collection of the Be Tax in this county. lie
will make an efficient officer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

Battle Right Rev. Alexander Gregg, Bishop of
the Diocese Of Texas preached at the Court House in
in this place last night. He will hold service again,
at the same place, tomorrow, at l01a o'clock A. NJ,
and at night. Mt early candle light
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

gD-The Telegraph states that up to the evening OF
the 18th, there had been fifteen cases OF yellow fever
in Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

ns-Hon. G. b. Mitchell, Confederate States sena-
tor from Arkansas died at his residence in Washing
ton, Ark, on the night Of the 10th ult.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

Bs-The Houston Telegraph quotes Texas State
Scrip at l2 cts to the dollar old issue Confederate
money "much in doubt and new issue at % for l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01
BISHOP GREGG's FALL vIsITATIoNs

Waxahachie, Fills County, 2Sth September.
Dallas, 30th September, LIST and I'd October.
Lancaster, 3D. October.
Fairfield, 9Th Ocrober.
Palestine, 9Th and 10th October
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

Bs-Capt. John T. Fisher, has our thanks for copy
of the Memphis Bulletin of late date.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

Secretary Of the Treasury, gentlemen of that city,
Ny Dear SRI received your letter inst
the finances and wed Willingly follow now the you
na ~sIe assamph and s h sp % @ and
ute Others would lead condition of things approaching financial anar
ofegaion the redress of present ills shall do all power by
r md Deliberate trin shall perhaps be listened to with more
The time am in no way responsible Blu, our difficulties ought no.
way people advancing the supplies upon the Govern
a"d cotton and railroad
deals with the the manufacturer and the railroad
adds but little either to the circulation or the funded debt
o tine nS% ay % nS es
the first 5 the M 5 % as nus s's sn %Ss aS e
those three And of these the planters
supply Ss for %" the the an" family
advance the price food and with abundant harvest? hope and be-
risk that has been deliberately undertaken by
by The Virginia planters have nob done their duty in holding
productions and we hope
sn and %own s @ @
They great holders the country and them must at
its ultimate payment;
mors n"e le international Obligations people
thus bnd allowing the only security a, will maintain its
while they themselves the large sums them by the Coy
descriptions property only find their supposed gains by the
planters they would be first insist
low prudent expenditures And the bnse
themselves become the receivers he taxes,
Yours, most respectfully, G. A. TRENHOLM
The Charleston Mercury u following
ourhun fourteenth day the siege of that city:
suoy fire Of the Morris batteries
@ before one eG THURSDAY P G g a an%
mk and Genss Our the ss s%sa Rn
i'd rude disturbing the rest of many sa%berer in our community
and at 1871 o Island
M ls%n %sn Ia cr a. s ssr go Shots '" % and
Besides these "a shells were thrown from Gaes sS a. H CITY on
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01
DuINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

DMINIsTKATOR's NOTHCE'-Ine
N undersigned vas appointed adm'i. OF the estate
of J. Mumpson decd, by the County Court Of Dallas
Co. Texas, at its April Term 1854. All persons in
debted said estate notified to make immediate
payment, aud all persons having claims against the
same are notified present the same, duly aufhentl.
Gated within the time prescribed by law, or they will
he postponed X. A. NANCE,
Dallas. Sept q, ls64:-6:6w. Admir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

BS-The Telegraph says that Head Quarters Of the
District of Texas have been removed TO Anderson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

BS-Thc Huntsville Item says that the Gen. Nor
gan who was killed recently at Greenville, Tenn, is
an Albanian, and not the Gen. John H. Morgan, Of
Kentucky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

T>AKEN-from Runaway Negro boy, by !
Il W. Davis, living near Lancaster, Dallas Count
about the 18th August. 1894, Brown Mexican Ho.sr
about l419 hands high. supposed to be about year
old, branded with a mexican brand, he left ~
and also branded with figure on the hip, aui
below the root Of tfe tail.
The owner can have the horse by proving prope
and paying charges. b. W. DAVIS.
Dallas Co. Texas, Sept. l, 1864: CIT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

CTAYED-From the undersigned, In Wise coau
- ~, in June last, light bay mare mnle, 8 O. %
years DID, about Is hands high, with some sac a..
marks, some scarss hip, eye out. She went
off with large bell her. A liberal reward will u
paid for the recovery Of said mule, aud her deli,
to me, at Decatur, Wise county, at Mi Quwis com
mand. [6:Imo"l }. C. CARPENTER
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-01

DIED.-In this place, on Thursday, Sept. %, L..
81 o'clock p NJ, HARRIE @. W., infant son OF y
S. and NJ L. ERvAY, aged months and 2days.