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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY JANUARY T. 1864

bound threw myself into his arms. and
kissed him fill in the mouth, hys.crcally
say.ng:
| Fred. my dear, dear brother how are
you?"
caught glimpse of Dora-she was in
/ danger Of going into cnnyuisions. | ex-
rccted to hear the stranger confuse lily say
that there was some mistake; but. to my
surprise. he gave me hearty embrace
kissed me two or three times--said he was
well-that had grown little. and then
inquired after friend Dora-who all this
time was exciting the syinpa.hies of the
crowd. as they supposed she Was insane,
! iui ging from her frantic laughter
Father and mother are expecting yCu.
Nellie is 50 inpatient to sec you. was
afraid YOU would not know ne. but | am
really glad that my image has been treas
ured up SO carefully in my little sisters
heart"
| was bewildered beyond measure
1t was really Fred, then; ana had not
known him. | felt slightly ridiculous, and
while introducing Dora to my brother.
whispered to her to keep quiet with ref
erence to the intended trick. | was too
much confused to think of inqu,,ing how
he came to be in the cars without seeing
me: 50 we all went to the carriage hat was
waiting for us, and rapidly drove home.
] had never known Fred to he 0 afiec-
tionate. Tie held my hand in his own ali
the tine, ami kissed Ie at unnecessary
hort intervals; but, to tell the truth,
h Il never loved him half 50 well before
had never thought him half so handsome.
We reached ,he gate, mother kissed ne
and cried over me ali At cnce, father re-
peatel it; ana finally a frank, hearty Voice
broke ont With;
Halo. SIR .rn't you going to notice
your scarograce OF hro,Ler At an
And t. my astoi'.hment a handsome
fellow had not seen before. gave me 4
.,.,,;no l,,s and !, - YEN could have
hc.rl ,o~os IT,, yari
..vbcr. - so,oa m;s..kerI ,nnrnu,cl
Are Won nv brother rrc!? though,
H., oo,,lo.,,p was "no:n,;no "a the Lan:,.
.,,,.o fill. 1l,a .,a,.r.ced ., a.. dcno,-
..V-L, -, .ro ,.,.,, ,,,;,,,, ora,,2 nf
cour.e ~, yonr l,sl her and ti,t fellow
,h..., :, ,o, ,liaoo .bu., arc,,;e U,o,ore
So, ,2.I, =. VA, ,o,.e.,
WI /, .re ven, h,u.h;r. at nen2 There
w,sn.t a,ctl,.,,, wroeo IN lis g,:ar after
Won was there? d;dn't.ave tine 10 20.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07

IURIosirIrs " FASHION II l. i cues
ton | .hink. whc:her the f,,hon niue
cas the age OF The are ln,uiGs aai saares
tne fashion; hu. it i o65i3Cs that there
exists 4 subtle - { ion~hp be.geen hem.
j high bred trf:r.esv. c,r.a.l elevation
a.. manner. -. ue-s cf language anI
eren refncmea, of ,hoUe'.t. ,eem na.ur-
:.',v 20 aseocia,e themselves WI The rich
and siafelv o'-,anie q the men u he SIX
.eenth een;ury Look Al the csval;ers IN
the elr;ous pictures Of Nandych; who can
believe tba; from ;!e lies ofsuch be rufsleI
and bo-plun'ei gent'e nen eyer droprel
amy coarse r.baldry orvulgar slang? Those
grave and potent scisn;or- who glow on
the splendid canvass Of Titan: can YOU be-
lieve them capable of the deeds in which
delighted the buckskin- -hrcecheS and cock
el hats of our Nicaronies ami Mohawks
IN the days If the second George, When
look Gpon the sweet and noble women of
Nandyoh and compare them with the bare
bosomcd beauties Of Lely. trace in the
distinction OF costume an &! fashion the il fer
eace OF morals aud taste. and the " de ga-f
between The pure household life of the
reign of Charles [. aud the socia. aban.
Comment of that ci Charles H. Morals
ani manners keep pace with the changes
oi' costume and are indicated by then..-
London Society
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07
STATE TREASURY.

The following is statement Of me con
dtion of the In Llama State Treasury for
the month enang December l~t, lsGi
Balance in Treasury November lst sGl5-
- IL receipts for November S6S so. %
disbursements for the month Of November
s1T7 ,353, Il. balance in Treasury Decem-
hcr lst, S5Dj,6 So ,5j Ofthe disbursements
SOL .423 were for school distribution; SIC
O35 for special ilit,ry;S. IS, ,9j for Safe
Prison South $50, ,727,s0 for State debt
sinking fund, and s6,29l for the public
printing
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07

The law of Congress declares that the
clothes, arms. military outli; aud accoutre-
ments Of soldier ma, not be sold barter
cd, exchanged, pledged. loanel or given
away, and that the possession ofany Of The
above named 'hings by any person VINO IS
not soldier shall be prtmo fac'e evidence
Of such IL sale, barter, exchange. pledge,
loan or gift. Pers,us guilty of u violation
Of this law are liable to a fine of not more
than 500, and Imprisonment of not more
than two years and not less than six months.
Overwarm friendships, likchot potatoes,
are quickly dropped
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07

\ nel icw Of Taadeus Stevens. 4 Pan
eylvania. was killed in the lrtc l;.iic of
Ch.ckamauga THIS fact : nc;ea IA tho
pal fers. But how mapv whose Rnnes Hili
sever appear in the papers. - ~ iLe
field Of biood, rot renie,s o:.iy Lut vsrrl-
hearted, loving and acioyci scrs aai brMl.
ers, TIE light of whose caemeaancs has
fed from their b oussholds forever.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07
{ From lie Albany -. y Argus ard atlas)
ss ERns E,s Egiy E.cex.

il certainly has very uely leok fcr
members cf Congress 10 be urging ard vo-
ting sor al possible measures Of arbitrary
coercion--arresfing citizens. susrendius
the writ Of hobecs co,rus. putting men in
j Ill and then taking fses Cor getting them
cur again.-Ia.!.,lLsiia IL.
Yes. t h4s =. ugly lo,k. There IS an
unpleasant aspect to ;hat sid. q the affair,
wA;eh exhibited Nh Hale dealing in hu-
man desh at ne rate Of tweniy-s.x hun
drcd jc'Iais 4 al@n---,'r he charccs 70 4
poor fos,aidrt tx l'teTty jsi,t about tic
prce at which an sble-sodiea slave might
buy h;s freedom fr9a 5orAs.
We 10 not ask ABOLITION Senators 20 &c
linquish a business 50 proi,~tie; Jlt 'iey
ought TO te compelled TO pursue It fuble-
y. IN the o'dsisye alct;oI-, Row -,yaei up,
anu at the cid prices:
We 30 not kroq- IL shat tevn in New
nani sire the sens;cr pays his income
tx But lie pen ccniase upon his protes-
s.cnal revenue nus. fo-m prcminen. fea-
ture upon he list. >-A lawyer who char
G. 'hrce ,hous .ni d9,iais IL ! motion TO
3 lmiJ Il prisoner 70 paroi---a 'Aotion u,.er-
Ell in WHISPER aai erred y nod
must receive pr,uctly revenue t,r his
service 10 Lis long l., Of cl.en:s tne ye2T
through
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07

Principles never die Demoercy vii
live to again bless the land, and cletLait
in happiness. Stand fru to this fsi.h, aud
future generations viii rise Up - Ices
YOU
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07
L ShsCSC:ssfn2 Attempt o. col.
straight ak,.s lis 4G..stese. 10 Es-
easse srG;ss Ysict.yl,Cn<s,

From thr Richmond Enquirer, Dec. 81.
The anhee oEicer- confined In tie Libby
Prison have on several occasions lately
made unsuccessful attempts to escape from
that institution. The desire to escare
seems to have grown with them since the
successful evacuation Of the premises by
Capt. Anderson and Lieut.. Skelton. here
toiore noticed, ana which was produce by
brlbing the sentinel on duty at the ii ne.
On Friday evening a sentinel, Oh duty IN
the rear OF Libby Prison. was sounded Lv
two officers on the subject ot an cscape
which they wished 10 effect at half-past
three clock that night He agreed to
their proposals, they promising TO give him
hundred dollars greenback and two
waches for his services Major Turner.
being notified g the affair. directed the
scntlneltolet the parties escape, anu receive
the bonus for SO doing, and that he would
take care they did act get very far Off
-IccoitihciN- IL lali .';ist ti-tct c-Och-
rear window of the middle tenement Of The
Libby establishment was raised. Il blanket
rope extended % the ground. aud two men
descended. Hastily approaching the senti-
mel, they handed him the greentack and
two silver watches. and We're making re-
m;.rkably good time when they were ha.ied
by Lieut. LaTouchc, and Commanded 10
stop. This accelerated their speed in he
d;rection % Rockets, bc,t they had not
gone very Tar when the guard ih1i had oeen
posted. closed around the :ugacious i an
KEGS, and their capture was complete On
the approach Of Lieaj. LaTouche he rec
ogni2ed the notorious Gel. 4. D. Straight
ana his Adjutant, Lieut.. Reed They
were conducted back 10 the Libby, furnish
ed with substantial IRONS and pu, In the
dungeon Of the prison, where they were at
Ast account, chewing the cud Of swee;
aud bitter fanc,es.' lhe Yankee officers
had, previous to the a-teppt OF Straight
determined to celebrate Christmas n;gil,
by grand musical entertainment Whe;h-
er their purpose will be ea'ectel hy
Straight's procee ling. remain: to 5e seen.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07

Judge Spquldinr.of Ohio sat the hela
of special commitiee ~ the Iisnss 10
consider aud report On the subjee. #
National Bank~upt law The commit
tee WI report 4 b,ll aud it vii pa ,on-
greas an become 'aw o. ,l.e lsn6. ihere
: enc ease re doao, believe thc commi.toc
can make any provision ior. and nat Is
National Bankruptcy. There are th,us-
ands who believe We are apTroaching the.
crisis, end msny of them would Ike the
committee to provide against the EVIL day.
l. possible
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07

ATTEMPTED Escape OF REBEL PR,soH-
FRS FROM JoHNsoN's SLAND---Thc
San1nskv Register gives an account OF sn
attempted escape of rebel prisoners from
johnsons : Island, which resembles the
above 81 much IN It's lAa:n features. as t.
* en- another version q. the same affair
Father than ~ actual account o. another
occurrence. The Register says:
'Gencral Archer Gen Jc..e<. two Cap-
tains, and one civilian. prisoners on John
sons island at-empte 20 escape from the
island night before last. Ly bribing the
guard and commlsicated 70 the OH
Ger tie day N advance 50 that the final
matter was anything bus tragic. The
guard permitted the nien TO escape from
the enclos re. AMI To reach certain dis.
tance away, where they paid over the
agreed sum 5000. to eacn of the guard
Greenbacks being short. the amount was
ekcd out with two gold watches One OF
the guard rece we'd Sl50 ana cold watch
and the other about the same As soon as
the qud pro qao was handed over ,he
curtain dropped. other actors came npoi
the stage. and the five adventurers were
ordered back to their old quarters----minus
eX;euSCS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-07

The philadelphia Reruh'ican paper.
have destroyed 'raz / t, t. f.nlla-
tons and utterly demolished Fes.
Sumter thirty tiiue.. aal y, Tie in.
conigiblc cid nuisa4ce koeps popping away
nj rs and ci!ec;ually blocks our entrance
into the sinsul htrbpr ct Char,e-tea Ii
ther these Republican palcrs are aafll j.
ar. or For. Sumter nus. &c ,hc deli
himself.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

sending Birncy mp the nlhyl"wn Rad WIN
iva n,livisions. The enemy fell hlcS, mud
Ernry occupied the entrrn'h ncnls taken
frhm Knruz When the rch'is made the Sc
cond nt tack they took our troops by surprise.
CAMDEN, Oc'. Is, lS'4.
DEAR NEws:-Dispnrchrs have just been
received ut Disuirt Headquarters which are
recorded NJ being entircy reliable, com ng
as they do from an officer who IL perfectly
reliable, and who il nav at the M,SSlsSlP!i
river. lie SAYS: 81 have received from an
entirely reliable source the following items
OF rool news: Early ims defeated Shrr'-
dnn. His victory is complete. Lee has Ger
tutny gained some brilliant success NJ Hlch-
mond. Hood holds the ralIIoId III Sher-
mans renr Military Hcn ot the North say
thai Sherman will he forced t" ali n'ioh h's
position. Forrest, Roddy and Wheeler are
u GENERATING on his line oi communications
They hold DaltOn, Marietta nnd other inirr-
MEDIATE points. In honor of The r'rch' ''c-
tories won by our arms, aud the h'lghi pros
prcis of our affairs, President Dnyis ordered
100 guns TO he ii led.
Arorhrr letter from the front this NOR
ming states llnt Grant is driven from ms
entertainments ut Petersburg. II also says
Enrly's victory is complete; ais" mat Hood
is in Marietta. Georgia. in Sherman rear.
Forrest. Wheeler and RUddy on the railroad
in ShcIma s ren".
sill another letter from the front, dated
Warren, Oct. II, with all the above. l'sals
tie Memphis Bulletin of the i2''' INST re-
ccivcd, contains the important good news I
the evacuation Of Atlanta by sherman,
which was immediately occupied by oar
ia, ccs left in his font. 1t also announces
the death of Beast Butler, of New Orleans
nororv,y. lie was killed in the last en-
gt,rment before Richmun.
The General commanding has orderod W
minute guns in consequence OF TIE good
news received. CAMDhN.
'AMpEN. Get. 10, lS6i.--No later papers
received hy courier to day FROM the MISSES
sippi river Nohiug yet received conhrm'
ing or denying news scn, yesterday. again
! suy wait tor the documents. Signals guns
wc,e til cd here yesterday in honor Of late
victories. la L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29
csident Davis Speech at Macon, Ga

Ladies' ind Geniiemen, Friends and Felio~ Ch=ens!
4 twouid have gl"id-ned my h art 10 have met you
drawn together in adversely. The son Of Gcu,g ginn
y 10 fought through he first Revolution, would he
tuti,e t"uy yselri III should forget the State in her
davAr leg.
Vba / huugh misfortune has beiaen our arms from
,cstnr to JUncsborn' our is not lost sherman
c.nnoi kcepup hi, long line of communication, and
treat, >WIer later, hr must. Aud "hen ila DAY
comes, the tate that ipiel the army Oflhe Fi'Hh En-
re in lis rea from Moscow viii lie re'enacltu
U1r cavalry an our people will harris ana destroy ms
ttmy as did the Cussacks that of Napoleon, and The
ftnkae General, like him, will escape with only q
goly gnarl. How 0 II his he more 81 eety effected!
j. the ab ene' OF II IOds army returning 10 Ihclr
l,ts. And will they not? Can they see the hhsh'
20 exes can they hear the wall of their suffering
eelngry women and ch Id en-, and not Gomez by what
iuences they made 10 stay away 1t is no' htt'S-
t4ry speak Ifthrre is one whu will stay away at
tFi, hour, he is unworthy the name OF GcoIgtll To
Lhe women no app Is Necessary. 1h are like Tie
artan mothers OF uld. know of one who had lost
siiher s"nsexcept one of eight years. She wrote me
that she wanted ms to reserve place for him in the
Rks. Tue venerable Gen. Polk, 10 whom read lie
tier, knew that woman we'll. atl said II haraC.
ristic OF her. Bu will net weary yuu, hy iu ning
'de 10 nria'e 'hr various incidents u giving NJ The
u son 10 tue cause of our country known me-
y hereyer we we find the hearts aud hands ut our
. 'bi" women enlsiel They nrr sac: wherever the
emiy all' or the step Turn. They have du y o
Iorioini--iu buy np the hiarts of our q rlr.
know the deep disgrace fell hy C,oip n, ur III l.
ing back fr'in DIli'n 10 thr in rIior lr Sta G. M {
was mot Of th''se " hp considered Ailnuia l>I u,
tie army crossed ihe Chniinhmchir rr,,l, cd ,Int
should not ani hrI pat man IN G, mmlm W m
knew wnuli sirike M hvirst mani, hnw i,r q O
clio, and many Yankees III, I'D made 10 noui b
ihe sail behr' The prize .
II d'ru n"i lrr tu rrveri 10 di,asitr, .sLet
ie deaf.l at hurry he d. ad." Let Us with une ~ M
and one effort ch,ea,or to cu.h >hri imam. mi GO.
ing io the amy 10 coni ith uni Geht rails. 1h-'I
nusi br The de;eai OF uur enemies. II has lHen said
thar had abandoned Geurgia 10 her taie. shame e,n
such fsl,'i"" Mhrrr,o ould The Hu, hur lSNr i'tn,
slen Walker wb-n Polk. End When Sitlh'n ID. Lr
werr r.ni I" irr HssisHnrei Miserable man III"
man who uttered this Was sroundrrl. lie Was not
q man ." sH'e eur sriiliiy. II lmN ilH It G,itihl
lid bot II sr'rs he right sori ,fqtatirs To D'H d,
would not IT, wrong u hr not r'mu,tdp WY,
tl'n or amy ~as iHllii l, e. m Nrrihein o. ar
ia 'Nrn htHrd ihH hid rtni RiHgg With uniuUn
fa or - into Cnla. Bui must L. charitable.
Tho man ~hucan speculate uught i"I > mace 10 take
y bic nn-kef. Nh'h lie il 's,er. NJ III 10 de-
Tend,Ir- ven. tand Ne will establish tur hd'1 'h-
t.Bce, ~lo will ls- airiociar.f htr the lin,
ne ,,IeiI. To lie stIiI lldas ~Uuld say, vL,n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29
BY SIND Us AND WEaNESDAY'S MAILS,

From The Galveston News aud Houston TeIrgiaih.
CAMDEN, Oct, II, 1864.
From sources deem relinbio, l am IN
possession of the follow ng news:
lieaurrgard is placed in command Of all
States east of the Mississippi, except North
Cnrolna II d Virginia, headquarters not
vet known. lardee was relieved at his
own +, quest, and now is in command OF the
department of Charleston. Earys report
of his fighting in the Valley is very differ
cnt from the Yankee accounls--that he was
defeated he does not deny
Sherman did not detect Hoods change OF
base till made. The nalilia Uf Georgia
and South Carolina have expressed desire
to he placed at once under Gen. Hood
Hood has recovered from abuse hcaped upon
him for evacunting since lucts have become
known.
n. YORK, Oct. Sit is reported by South
crn papers of the 4lh, that portion of
Hood = army holds the railroad at Marietta,
in rear OF Sherman.
Sou military men say Sherman VIII
be ohli gcd soOu to leave Atlanta and hight ont.
Gen. Echuls, commanding rebels i'll South
western Virginia, claims victory over
Gen. Burbridge at Salt Springs Bnrbrldge
left his killed and wounded on the field,
among them Brigadier General and many
other officers. His force is said to have
numbered 5000 among them several negro
regiments, which were badly cut up. EChols
saws his force on the 81 was in close pur-
suit. The Richmond Wing of the 4threports
that Imbolen died Of disease.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 1.-THE government con-
tinucs its official relations with the Liberal
or Constitutional government of Mexico,
and have just recognized jose Laitero Per
Jeto. MS Consul of tIat Republic, at San
Francisco. Banks will return to n. Orleans.
II is feared that the Roanoke has been sci
zrd by rebels who went on hoard Ms passcn-
gers Gov. Brown in his reply TO Sherman,
said that Georgia is pledged to her sonth-
ern sisters, and will not act without their
CO. ri.
" AsnISGrox, Oct. THE enemy ASSAULT
cd Gen. Buffers line yesterday. Gen. But
Ter reports the enemy rs having moved
Fields and Iloke division from the left at
Chaffins farm rad to our right, at the Dhr-
hyiown road and attacked with spirit
kauIzs cavaliy in their entrrnchmrnis aud
druvr ihem b eek with small loss of men
and his artillery. The enemy Then swept
down the enirpnchmenis towards Birney.
who, having thrown back his right, waited
their assault aud repulsed it. The enemy
in the mean time readvanccd towards New
Market, but were met. took the offensive,
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INTERESTING ITEMS.


DEAR NEws:-ILc following extract oil
a letter written hy an otcSr Of Ganos brl'
galc to Captain Stafford, furnishes addition.
al and very interesting particular. OF thc
laie brillinnl affair in the Indian country,
near Cabin Creek.
"Gnno made magn ficcnt thing Of il
across the Arkansas river few days since,
They captured II tlHiu of over 2jO wagons
r cllv laden ith all kinds of Qunrtrrmas.
ter Comnrissury and Suffers stores, &c.-
After the fight was over. and the wagons
ouiS, Gnuo clothed CONF lricly 1000 men on
the spot with splendid Yankee coats, over
coats, pants, shirts, dra wcrs, fine boots and
shoes. socks, hats, blankets, oil cloths, &c.
Ec. He burnt all but $50 wagons, which
he brought successfully away, heavily laden
with all kinds OF stores. l. is here and
was with him. lie says they had immense
Quantities Of fine brandy, Whjskcy, char
lHgnc aud all kinds Of sutler : stores, such
as oysters, preserves, candied irrIits, sar-
d nrs, fine cigars, &c &c. | wish had been
long. Howell was there with his battery,
and t ey say, did fine serv &c, but he had II
cean thing OF il as The enemy had no ariil-
Try with the train. They captured also
tin ee wagon loads of coffee and great guam
titles of calico; SO that not only the men
nrc well clothed this winter, but many of
the families OF the men engaged. The Bri-
euhe is represented ohe in splcndedspiri,s
and very much elated over their recent sue
cess. Gan0 is II big man here, and II the
Brigade swear by him, and when you re-
fleet that this capture was in the enemys
lines, so miles north OF Fort Gibson, you
will see that it was one of the most mag
nificcnt cavalry raids of the war. Forts
Gibson and Smith are represented to be al
most in starving condition, and their
evacuation may be looked sor any day.
The WI tier states that GanOs brigade is
1870 strong aud occupies Mt present yeiy
eligahle position not only Tor recruiting
rhtir animals, but for movements against
tie enemy. NJ. L.
Tlr following extract from private let
ter from member of the Ordnance De-
partment of Hood army, will show that
the fight at Joneshoro was bloody pill to
Sherman army. Ii was effected hy llar-
dees corps alone. What would the united
and il vincblc Army of Tennessee ha
accomplished had they been concentrated
at the tine:
About ] | o clock on
the night Of the 3lst of last month, Lees
corp was ordered hack to Atlanta. On the
nexi evening, about half past three, was
began the battle of Junesbora. The roble
corps of old llaidee alone, fought six corps
of the Yankee army. yet we would, in spite
Of these fearful odds, have held our ground
forever, if the Engineers had done their da-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

rAN AwAY-.From The nndrrssnrd' hving
Ii . mile, E.si al DiHs nn the hiShi "i the i"'
jnsl, n negro boy named LANh, about 10 yarT ,Su, M
copper color, free spoken, iaisr"i MS aGr S''n '"y
tnd with three VI The rii III llirr' irrHi' n'"'
r venrs old. and also took u saddle branded 81. VI.
ijrny" ON the stirripS, III, ht X, ani u" h" s'at
A liberal reward viii b given for the return OF ne
,n,ru "A nd hnrs. or for such nrrmt, ion ~ may lead
- 77h.ir rac,y,rv WARY Il. WlDEMAN.
DuIn4 G uiuty, Oct. II, lS4.-Siw.
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WOOL CARDlNE.-Tnr NM

1vTOOL CARDlNE. TIL" mnl"rsiGn d are
w ,.ur,itnr wool "a, thtr M,chin", in The North
Dart of le luwn of Bailas, aud card 2job every
1wcniy- iour hours. ,
TERxs.--One-t fourth OF the wool Tor 'o''' ""''''"
spscal con ract is made .,
One paund of lard must br furnished toryerk o'o Vi
WOOL. fLhio 4" "o""'"'
Dallas. Oct 3, 1s.A-3no.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N0TVCE,-TI

undersigned w,,- dplUlr,'H uam T. oI NE estate
tf VIM Johusun lrGd, by The County Court "i Dallas
c., Texas At lis August rrrn 1874. All persons IN
d. ed to said estate ruiie' to make iilmt'iihio
parmte and all persons having claims "G",nS. snl"
,tsnr. MOI flied 20 present their claims. duly au-
tlu,nticated, within The time prescribed by law" or
en- will he postponed. u. W. Laws.
,i,iI,. T,y Sent lT lSC4-G;Gw. Admir-.
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~ undersigned "a' appointed ann ."l ne 'S1a'e
Or /. Mum,son decd, 10y the County Court oi Da lns
CO.. Texas, ,a its April Term lSd4 All PERSONS in
da,ted to said estate are notified 10 make immediate
Igiyncnt, air all persons having claims against the
is are iliird to present the same, duly an henli
caicd, hin the time prescribed by law, orlhcy Will
b. postponed u. ~ NAN.E,
ltls. sent o. 1sG4:-f:Gw. Admir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29
UAHDaAN N0TlCE.-Mr.. Lucy L",i-

UAEDsAN N1TlCE.-Mrs. Lucy Laii-
I mer, q mrh'. ni he h"Is"iJ. W. La imrr"'T IL
h,s pres., led TO the County Court of lIaa" County,
T,x,. n,E inp an order at Court, Ia -" ia" undivided
fe half in crest that tn" heirs of said dre!rn'' mas
1. ani TO Block NJ, 10, AMI III" improvements thereon
IN the town of u llas This is therefore !" h"'lN AN
In The welfare of said heirs to he and appear
al the next term of III" County Court, 10 he holden at
y e Court House, in Dallas, On the last hon"sy ~
Q tobrr, 1854, and show canse why such saie sh"nu
30, bo had, rs applied for in said petition.
~ - GEO W. LAWS, elk.