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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

A copperhead edi.ot thinks that there
are abou. ~ many Loyal Lesgusrs in Lin.
coln's bsstiles "A Democratic He says,
however. that tho Democrats Ara 10 (or
spite aud Loyal Leaguers for keoliag.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ L. D. PARxss, Esq. left for Chi
cago on Monday last to attend the Dem.
ocratic National Convention.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ Tnr YANKrov PAPrRs AND TIE
Exr.DlrloN.-The two papers published
in Dakota seem to take especial pains to
inform the public that Gen. SuLLr's Expe.
di,isn 10 failure. Sometime since tho
Union published an India" rumor that
Gen. SvLLr had been terribly defeated in
battle, his command Gu. to pieces, and in
full retreat. W. notice that the eastern
papers have copied this var" with die.
played hesdings, and it 10 creating quite
= sensation. 1t 10 difficult to account for
tho course Of the Union in this matter
The E titors have lived too long ia Dakota
to believe every Indian s.or. they hear i;
and knowing the feeling Of alarm such
news would create along the frontier, they
should have waited for more authentic
intelligence.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

"a Potatoes are selliog for $500, and
onions at IS 90 per bushel in Sioux City.
The 10 the place to get good prices for
your garden saa"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

"a NIw DRUG Store. HvSr
L HOWARD will open in few days Drug
Store two doors south Of PARxEa's.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27


"a J. E. Ainswor,h, chief engineer Of
tho Dubuque l. Sioux City r II, called
on Us last Friday. He aud Mr.. c. ChiIds
Of this place, are fitting out an expedition
for the purpose Of looking over a new
route from Fort Dodge to the Missouri
river. The route now surveyed bears
north from this place into Cherokee county.
Mr.. ChiIds who is veil acquainted with the
whole country, ,hisks there can be much
better route found BY keeping south
through Ida county, until they strike the
Maple river, and then follow down ,ha,
valley near Onawa, and thence up to Sioux
City. From Ons~a they could easily
build branch to ;ntessect the main Paci
&c line in tho Platte valley. The otjec,
Of this expedition - to look over this new
route and examine into its feasibility. They
expect TO be gone from four to ak weeks.
Fort Dodge Republican.
After s~indIing Our people out Of the
best land in this part Of the State, under
the specious plea that i. belonged 10 the
Dubuque l. Sioux City r. R., this compa,
ny is now surveying another route. The
crafty officers Of the company have prob /.
ably learned tina. some poor pioneer set
tiers have made pre- emp'ion or homestead
claims, on the proposed survey. which they
have improved W hard toll and made
quite valuable, and think It will be . good
thing to run survey down the Maple river
and secure these claims, as they did those
in the Floyd valley We are perfectly in.
different ~ to what direction they run
their surveys, knowing tina, nothing will
come Of all their blus,er. The people OF
Fort Dodge and this portion OF the Mis-.
souri Slope, should take combined and
concerted action asains. the Dubuque l.
Sioux City r. r. Company. Fa,roni.s
the road ~ little as possible, and endeavor
to make our voice he heard At tho next
Legislature. The Nevada road is our
mos. convenient aud nearest outlet; BY
that route We can Get 10 Chicago ia three
days.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ EYE AND EAR-Read Dr.. CAMP.
Drills card in this paper All those a.
6ictei With sore eyes or earsche would do
we'll to give him CALI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

"a Steamers Sam Gaty Gaty and Belle
Peora passed down from Fort Uuion
yesterday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ AxosRea "0aAssRoPPrl" RAID
Sioux Crrr CArruRED-CArrAIx B.oo's
OrrrcE BEsE,oED. Diver since the sdver.
.i'emens for "Army Sopplies' appeared
10 the papers, our citizens have apprehe".
dsd i raid from Dakota on The day Of the
letting, and were prepared for one, but
nothing like the magnitude Of the invasion
just experienced WAS anticipated. The
numbers, soeiyht aud capacity Of the in.
vading force "demoralized" the town.
Saturdays stage from Yanaton brought
the advance, Who skirmished through the
town ,ha. nigh. feeling for weak poiuss.-
They opened come Aeasy guns on Captain
BAco's position, bu. were repulsed with
considerable loss Of official dignity.
Sunday. reinforce ments continued 70
arrive all day, and BY evening our town
was completely in possession of,he enemy.
Monday they commenced to have trouble
among themselves As TO the division Of the
spoils, and the battle wsxed warm through
the day and night. The plsnder vas the
bone Of contention, aud The rock on which
they split
The AIhambra saloon wss KEEP. open oil
night, and was we'll pa,ronised, bu, the
raiders could not harmonise.
Tuesday morning, until 10 o'clock, our
streets were fall Of men moving this way
and that. Bu.,onhoIing' was in order.
0" the corners and by.pl.ces could be
see" men engaged in excited conversation
in . subdued voice, and ges,icula,ins
rehement'y. A few minutes before the
hour appointed for opening the bids there
was a general rush for Captain BAcc's
Office. and tie town resumed ito usual
quiet and orderly appearance. Itwas no.
long however, before the crowd reappear:
ed. We watched the faces ~ they passed
under our window. Some were wrea,hed
in smiles-black demoniac anger was De.
picsed on others, while disappointed hopes
Of sudjea wealth aud u"grA,ified ambi.
ton was portrayed in visases Of not few
The agony was over. The spoils were
divided. The government. vampires have
gone, and Sioux City still exis,s. Captain
BAcc looks fs,igusd aud troubled. and
we'll he may, for be has been closely be.
seiged for three days, under constant Gre.
His clothes bear The marks Of the contest.
We notice severrl buttomholcs torn OUT
May 'be like ever occur again.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ HAY ScALEs.-DAx. HEpoEs 10 not.
ting up Hay Scales in front Of his store.
He expects to do bis own weighing.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ T1r Coax CoxraAcr.. The con.
tract, - advertised BY Captsin BAoo, A.
Q. u. Of this Post, for $1,000 bushels Of
corn, to b delivered BY October lst.. was
awarded 10 J. ". BcsLER, Of this city, for
- 50 per basbsl. The bidding wss quite
spirited and, although " do not exactly
like the combination BY which the contract
wss secursd,-Jss in justice, ~ will gay.
that The fact that NJ. B. having il, IL cut.
fcient guarantee that Captain BAco will
get bic corn up to tims-as We know be IL
better prepared 70 GIL il than aoy one elss
ct this time.
This Is pretty expensive operation for
Uncle Sam-yes. W are satisfed that Q.
N. BAto did the best hs could in The old
gentlemsn'S interest. although quite a
Number Of favori.es were left "out ia the
wet"
Query.-Why is il that when contracts
are let TO the lowest biddsrs-snd free
ield open to competition-that Democrats
always are the wiuners7
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

The rsbsl arny il said 10 number only
Us, 900, bas they are tough cussss,'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ Lieus. CArss, A. c. S., 1t Fort
Randall, wss in town this week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ Steamer J. II. Lacy came up With
corn for contractors % Thursday last
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

THE undsrsigned respectfully Announceneths
i travelling public that no has recently taken
possession Of the above and com modons Hotel
accommodate the travelling public as we'll as any
other house tho West, and by strict attention to
the wants Of hiscnstom hopes 70 merit shareef
,hernbltrpstronage. Good stahins andatteaiiys
uostiers aimay si \ attendance.
juns7.63 II. A. FuLLI1.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27
~ Plans ripe and in dsussd. Plum

ing il nov tho occupation Of many.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-08-27

~ W. vii, pay the highest market price for oil
kinds Of Produce.
the lash At our Store,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
OBITUARY.

Departed this lir at ramp, near Johnsous Station,
IN the Indian Territory, of Dysintcry, on the ;0ih
,Ttily, 1854, Afoszo e. HALLECK, mrmhrr of The Ca
no t;a trds Gauos Brigade Army Of Indian Territory
The deceased a native of Kentucky, resided for
short time Missouri, ana fof ,le last wears
HIS made his home in Dallas County. Texas, ''here
h. became prominent ritiZen taking an active part
in promoting the interests Of his section, in STOCK
raising and agriculture. man Of unusual energy
character aud active business habits, poNhcsStd oi
fine mind and pleasant manners. lac had drawn around
him large circle of friends. He enlisted in the ser
vice of his country early IN the war, at ihe oreAhYa
tion Of Col y H. DarHels Regiment, wa dischalg geo
by reason OF his age, aud rc-rnlisicd in the Gano
Guards m the commencement uf the present year, ui
which command he was n member at the time OF his
death. As soldier and as Act z As AdJulaht Ot
,b- Brigade he discharged the duties dcsolving upon
him faithfully, and only succumlgd ar last To the
great levellcr of mankind Death. He leaves behind
him wife three children and many rciitiNes hnd
friends TO mourn his lOss--an seLing Wild in the
hearts Of loved that cannot Le hlltd. But thy
will, o Gcd BE- 1une. pNs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
y PDi, TmE SOLDIERS.

below Il circular from Maj. Gon. $. Is.
nd!ng District of the Indian Terrific.
IL uf Texas, appealing TO them for
troops. The Circular speaks for it.
Of need any repetition or endorsement
'cl satisfied that the people viii res.
aud grivrousiy to the fullest oStan Of
Sc are requested, however, TO add
his company, the Gano Guard, arc
, ~ he other troops named in Con.
NJ st of the mcR Of this company
tiic adiuiI z Counties, and wc are
al cnntribuuUrs Of any kind OF wear
the friends and relatives of the com
acceptable, to be deposited IN Dali
manner as clothing tor tho other or:
be bli ,adc. Come up, ladies. ana
boys who are standing, living JecGst.
Orl and the enemies Ot our country.
with confidence that thHy viii not
unrr during the approaching winter
clothing, Do not lot them be dia'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
NO.. l..
RrcoosIrIOs-our last lilo, Of EnsIl,h. parNr, e,.l

REcoGsITIoS-0ur last floi NJ English papers s, 0.
many in licstiuna that The prcrS is prpairiig 80
public mind Tor recognition aud peace The foi!" d.
ing N une from the London Illustrated News
''Thr very decided victories achieved by the saI'.
ern ConG,deracy the news of which arrives j.s:
nre putting their shpowners trial a. pirates ~
ftcts that thny dominate the Mssi,sirpi, have rus
Gl Banks keep Grant In check, and have rHaktn inS I
hold ~ least sly important forte, tho possassJn -
which relieves their chict city, and makes !. sal
thEn Washington itself; these hiets hAv" h'nn:;''
forward Sir. W. = Lin,say who proposes thr' n"n
TIN, time has arrived Tor open recognition y! ~ q
southern ate an independent nation. Why n"t
II Is uE, t. conceal the fact that their coz ,Irs:
uitrriy hopeless. Th' Northern afcs, taxed TO the
uimp4r ARE staggering Oh IN toOft paratiisr, h'l
in,s probably, that their debts will never be r..D q.
their rry uiiarion will lie rasy or tha; the 'rcSon'''
OF Amcriu4 are 30 enormous lhlt sho viii qaiaS.
cover"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

A married couple travelling in England rccoL
held The following dialogue; "My dear, are yOu cor
tlrttbln in that torncrT p Quite, thank goa ~.
dear" ''Slre there's plenty Of rooi. for your t"t
"Qu,;" NJ If, love " "And no cold air from tn" WI!
DIV by your ear Z" "Qultrc,r 81, darling" The.
my dear, I'll change Places with you"
G8-Nr. Wm. II Thomas, from Gen. Ga noe co'
mnni in tn" Indian Territory, has our = anks H.
Lpa"onwOrth (Raus O. paper also for n 'opy ut
speech delivered 10y col. Jno. Jumper, To he Crrcn
and S"mirolns, comprising the ist Scminglr Re-
July 4, 1854, the occasion Ofthat rcgincnts nnis
inr ''fnr the war" In the language OF Gen. Max
"" ''hny" heather real NOR heard anything bet
thilr. the address OF Jnu. jumper"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

asic entertainment WAS given nj the
n this place last night, under the man
sssrs. Walter and Fnl'y, late OF the
iatic a ssociation, for tho purpose OF
with which 10 establish n Soldiers
~. We regret our inability TO nj end,
those present. thai the performance
table, the house well filled, and every
N pleasantly. Another performance,
OF programme, is TO be given for ths
Wednesday evening next. The OBJ.
riainment, If nothing cIsu, should in-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
IRCUL AR.
/, PEOPLE OF TEXAS!

lUARrERS, DIST. INDIAN GEE fr
OwsOE, q. N. Aug. ION, 1861.
ion OF the relatives aud friends oi
in tie d # .rcnt organizations in th!6
condition in regard TO clothing -
shod here. Nothing like II s,t'itcl H.
people Of the Territory for tho Ia
Qnlrtermustrr has been unable by
lIs exertinns to procure sarply. In
.le winter seasorfis apprOaChiEE, and
o clpthc tho men who are almost
nding amp protecting your country.
hat tho people Of tho diifcrem cOun.
nics serving here have been raised,
these companies.
ID Tor apy particular man. should
clinge lLd his Name, ConpGsy. aud
ION, plainly marked.
should be deposited wit h soma cG :
the Enrolling Oilicor or Chict JUS
seat, aud his receipt taken, and
iotify me of amount deposited.
rs few places Of deposit as practical
est suitable places us follows:
nt-Clarkesyillc, Paris & BOnlam.
enl-Bpnliam and Sherman.
Waco.
Mckinney, Sherman Bonham.
i--P ,ris, Bonham and Sherman.
.B 'nlun.
Dallas and Sherman.
anios live at con siderable distances
tut owing to the difficulty OF pro-
on here, / ask that those AT Il dis.
points.
Of great service by organizing
making clothes for general dis ri
,se wh1 are without female rcla-
and those whj are so unfortunate
IeCi,.lly to look To for assistance.
led. procure transp 'rtniion. and
Ike charge of the clothing. All
bc deposited by the 10th of ocIo-
iou in calling upon the pooY!t Of
,re ~ patriotic as | believe them
. clfully respond. My main fcli.
men of my State, and l expect
uisitiom. They are worth ali the
on call like tl,is.
dAXEr, Major G,nl. Com m'd'g.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

The Telegraph has two letters from its carr
poudrnt Carlos, dated Brownsville, Aug. Let and
A.. Col Ford took quiet possession Of that city N
tn 3Oth ulr. the enemy having evacuated IT. - =
forces had some slight FINISHING wi h the r.. r
guard Of tn. enemy. who rrtreat"h dawn tho river,
VIII ere they said to he IN force, Tia, 4ih
They are, 'wr'or, leaving the coast rs dS ma they
can get on. The city not much injured 10y the
Ytnks aud many Of the citizens who had fed 10 Mat
nnurns when the enemy came have now returned aud
taken possession oi Ihrit long deserted homes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
HEADQnAErtR ':DlerHlcr or IExAH.
NEW MENIUG AEn NElGJHA.
Houston, Texas. Marrh T., lSg'.
TESTRtgT

SPECIAL ORDER, No. u.
II Upon the pei iipp O!aagrra ct.i2rnf -. E0us.''
approved by he Honorable Mayer "f the City, NJ. :.
W"s cr, will BE- permitted tp transport Flrur iTS'
Dallas County to this city unnUl, sted, 10 long =: "
prnyi. nu- OF his agreement cXeclt"l, and t'-
his profits confined 10 % per cent. above coat A.
charges. Impress 'mGnt Agenta und all military 4.
thoritir4 will pay hrCt attention to this .yrmuI,
Dy command OF Major Gen. } Il. Ma0R "it.
l.. Il. ALDElCH, 4. 4. y
.nur 20. .--Fl:2,no
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
TIE STATE NF TEXAH.

To tho Sl,riP q P.,ri.r ,aDHf.r-fir,iiHI:
NTbU are hereby commanded To- summon Ian e
L ilarmIu by yuhli. tiipu O' this NrIi a. tn. -
directs to hr ma ipl"tr ~ the next term OF tl u
trri Court in hr i-ll within and for the county =
Parker and Safe vi rrNa-, the Court House of s
County, un the fourth Monday in September, a.
Is 4, then aud there 20 answer &" the complaint =
lrv b Harmon, plsintiii. against james Harms,
defendant, wherein said plartin alcdgrs that II.
VT, legally married 10 defendant, on "r about thc -
dav Of January. SIG, and that hJ has voluntarily
h,l led and board tor than ihro" years. with IT,
trntiun OF Abandonment, and that his residence ir NJ
known 10 plant 10, and prays for decree ditor'''
her sal plaintiff, irum said defendant, and Tor
iuluin-n for costs. Herein fail not hut nf ths
make due service aud r.Iurn TIA. law d icCtF.
Witness j. Sanger, Clerk OF thr UislI.--
/,E \Court.Ui Parker County, and the seai ~
[ '@S said court, at WrHihrrcrd, his the st'
- d ,N/day of August, A. ID. 1874.
I52:ii..l J. SANGEE, q K u. g. p. e. TeHq.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

Prentice says If things 20 on in the South they
going the rebel soldiers will sOon get 10
be- naked a. ladies ia ball room.
What Is the ress1n that men kiss each nthor.
vhi,c women world OF kisses dn female aoesl
because The men have something better TO Kiss snd
women haTn't.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

4 TELEGRAM. from Camden Of th" 18Th !nst.. saNs,
"rol. Green hrgar, mi 'uurinH-' b,v" re:t ~ y
blockod'i III" ,isss, rpi ir"ar Gtinc' Landing. ''
las numerous large gu.s ia posti"n Bui one trans
pUlt the Empress New Orlranc packet, attempted u
tS.agc and she We. rdilrl and driven la X up th,
river Two miles, where -h"n how lies sunk, at"ial wreck
in ,rty yards Of the ShUrc. Thcrr II another h"ck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

. official returns from q countlosi for
which foot up us ioiiows: Roberts,
2,gSi; Reeves, 4,359 Buckley, 36b;
, Tar,or, Gl25; StclI, zS25; Richards,
l,Ij2. The ,oto ior State Treasurer Ia
All for Randolph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

: and stat passed through this plae
ding to Arkansas. lie aceommoda
the stage, hereby stopping the Wcs'
y nisiis Until next Thursdsy.-Crock'
VI issf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

( the officers of the enrolled Mis-
,e.u deprived of their commissions
an oath prescribed by federal au-
Ias furnished us with the follow
N; Field and Stan, q: Surg ons,
:. -; Captains, 2Oj; ] 'utcnants,
Ya.hiagfoa (Ark.) 1e!ep aph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
RETuRNS-oFFlCIAL.

,-Roberts, 297; BELL, 80. Reeves
SayIes, Gs. TarNcr, IFS; Stell,
J; Lorke, 81 King, n. Randolph
tt'y,-liawkins, l62; Hoyencamp,
Count, officers Elec.-S. Terry,
Nance, County Clerk J. 7. Davis,
Fgrtt, Assessor aud Collector; W,
.,surer; NJ. Booth. Surveyor; W.
Ioner, and J. Cook, b. b. Mcclure,
II. Stephens, County Commissioners.
Roberts, f7l; Bell, 6s. Ssylss,
Bu,klry. IL. Tarver, 229 siell, /.
landolph, 249. For Dist. Atty
nkins. II; Woods, 10. Comfy OH.
NJ. Dlouni, Chief Justice; James
rrk: J. NJ NcNeiil, County Clerk I;
f; q. q. Lacy, surveyor, r. McCor-
nd Collector; G. Myers, Treasurer.
-Rob.rts, Sc Bel 7i. sayl-s, los;
lev, 25. Tarver, l6b. Robards, l6l;
oiph, 1872. Dist. Atry.-Andrews,
!. County Oiicers elscted-John
snoe; J. W. Moore, County Clerk I;
81 Clerk @. b. s. Crews, Sheriff I;
arveyor; J. v. Crutehheld, ASSESSOR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
5. XII,
d EVERY SATURDAY. MORNING,
WINDELLS g. LANE.
NhprJs i. W, LANE,

e,~NN~~>~~ ~>~~~r>r~S><S>
nj JAAesn. CRurcHriRLn, Of Col. CHS
II, will lutye for his command an tho
a will take any letters for Gen. Major"
nyslry, II loil At the Post Oillce by Sat-
II inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

book, has been appointed aud con-
te, as Aid.dc- Camp to President
X aud pay OF Col. vi Cavalry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

all Ufihis State arrived nt Monroe,
., accompanied by his lady.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
THE DALLAS MALE AND FEMALE
SCH 0OL

w ILL open ~ he irSi Monday in September
w For particulars enquire nf
CHARLES CARLETON, PRINCIPAL.
Dallas, kug. -. !,hl --l.;t

luE SrNrEuf CENAf, lu District Court -.FGll
lnuNIY % Jt"X- trgm, \. b. 1864.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

NOTICE The undtrsigsed having ihis ia,
~ been appointed Administrator Ut the -sfHt. ..
Altret ID. Johnson. deceased by the County coGEt
TarrHnt roun'y, pertaining estates pf dscrssri;
sons, Ere noiicc to all person, holding civ ,i; e.
sad estate To present the tn las requires,
all those indebted 60 Sid estate will come fOfv.-
and make pa, p,,.,lt JOUS A. WINS,
II. e. JOHNSON,
July p, ls4.-se.h. Adui'-..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27
THE STATE OF TEXAo

To Hc SLerN ~ TUrTuHt rOHH'E .trret2p:
NTnu are hereby commanded to summons all rclsOTs
int"reSlc ci IN the estate Of A. u. Johnson, trr
by publication IN the Dallas Herald, for four succ'
src weeks - hc AMI appear tefurc the County Co'.-
pertaining estates. to he holden IN and for 'lr
county Of TIrrant, the last Monday in Srptcilb
To- show why III" estate Of A. u. Johnson, dec ii
shunld uut be pttti"ncd aud Distributed among ''.
heirs entitled. Herein tail not, and nakc rcturK
the law requires.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

- Witness my hand and seal f the Coun' >
E. - Cudrt, this l3,li day Of August, 1864.
c. NANCE, Clnrk
4 true cOpy: J. W GILLESPIE,
fj2:itl Shoril rarrg nj Count.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-08-27

Mf. VI. J. Thompson, defendant, will take due no.
tice the above citation, and govern himself Hccar
dinghy. Q4p-5 c.HANO0cK, Sheriff, }. c..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-26

While the trial OF Mr Dom i in progress,
the Wild rumors and stories which set afoat.
evidently 10 prejudice the public mind. should
be received with caution Mr.. DoDD has volun-
tarily submitted TO this trial. returning TO hi@
home after full knowledge that he would be
arrested A. thorough investigation OF
the charges against I'm will be had. aud a.
the gentlemen composing the Court or Commis-
sion are disposed 10 adiudge according % evi
dence, il viii be unfair 10 PREJUDICE the case De
has asked 10 a c.rd. which published on the
day OF his arrest. suspension OF public opinion
while not his apologist We trust the com
munity will not be imposed upon by unanihor
lied statements. Leading military men say the
evidence viii be perfectly astounding. Ia day
will be time enough then TO judge between Mr
DopD and his accuse-s
The following j. a summary of the charges
against Mr. DoDp
For the benef, Of those Who ms fee inter
estei in this ease we give summary OF The
charges aud specifications against Mr DoDD
When stripped Of ali verb,ge in resard 10 TIE
sons OF Liberty" and the repetitiOns of legal
and II srtial forms. they apear about IS follows,
VIZ
Con.piring with three Others 30 overthro~ the
government
Denying with one other the authority of the
United States 10 eosrcs certain citizens thereof