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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
MIRANI0N BEFORE VERA CRUZ.
AiyaradO DiSlmantIed and Abandoned,

By the Star of the West, we have late and impor-
tant news from Mexico 1t was brought up by the
British mail steamer Teviot, which left Vera Cruz
on the 3D. inst
Among her passengers, as also by the Star of the
West, is Lieut. Carter, of the IT, S sloop-of-war Sa-
vannah. From him we learn authoritatively the fol-
lowing facts
! Gen. MiramOn made his first appearance before
Vera Cruz on the 10Th. lie is accompanied by some
5000 men, and a numerous train ofartillery He
came down himself by the National Road, though it
is believed the trains, ammunition, stores, &C., came
down by the other road. He encamped ON the hills
near the old Powder House, between Metlen and
Vera Cruz, and about four miles from the latter city.
His head quarters were at the village Of Meden five
miles distant.
Up to the 3D., when Lieut.. Carter left, attack
had been made upon the city, nor had there been any
step taken towards planting a battery. The General
and his suite, however, had made their appearance
several times the sand hills above the city, appar-
emily to survey it.
The troops, ike the rest, seem to have come by
both roads, those from Jalapa, under the command of
General Robes those from Cordova, under the COM
mand of General Negrte The greater part had madea
junction at the camp between Medelin and Vera Cruz
portion of the Jalapa division. however, had been
despatched to Antigua, another portion to Vergara,
and still smaller detachments had been stationed Mt
various points the roads leading into the interior
CONDITION OF VERA CRUZ.
In the city of Vera Cruz the garrison sieep nightly
upon their arms IN the pubic plaza, The people
men, women and children-had fed whithersoeyer
each family thought best Only the soldiers and those
who wished to take part in the defence of the city,
were left They numbered nearly 1000 men. and
we're all in the best Of spirits
The city was well supplied with arms aud ammuni-
ton and eiYtling III the very best state Of defence
Gen. Igesias vas in command, with General Ampuda
Chuf ui Artillery assisted by Coils. Ieregs, Lane
All others Col Lane. who is m Englishu,an, is IN
,nuiaHd Of the new Sand fort recently erected at
he right of ilie cemetery road This fort mounts gig
i-l~eui guns, % rug rauge and certain aim.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
The Thoroughbred Horsa
aa b. r. nc "A ".

WILL stand again the present season, at stable
w miles North Of Mckinney, the upper onham road and
will be let $40 Any that was bred
him the last and did in oa may be bred to
him this gratis The has commenced, and will
expire the 18th day of July next.
In offering this Horse the public do not have to trace his
Pedigree through long list of doubtful acestors but offer you
bred horse any other in this any other country
his sire being imported horse and of the most popular blood
of England His dam the imported Platna, she was one
of the finest and her pedigree Is OF the best in
country which be by referring t. the English Stud
Book Kentucan red sorre 16 hands high, and IN
appearance equal any horse and as to performance on the
turf his family equal to any in the United States his sire
being the sire Of horses agreeable to the NUMBER tram
cd than other horse knew Kentuckian mas one m
brother that has proven himself good and stood the last
$40 Mares left with the horse will be grain ied re-
qured every attention paid but not liable Tor
escapes. LEWIS ohEhLIl.
was got by the imported morse
he by the celebrated horse Langair his dam Mataa
by Comus; she Leger Winner in 1922 and ninety susc
bes; his grandd Juiana by Gohanna his great
by Mercury; he by Eclipse Lenuckans dam was e mPoi
mare pana by Jack Spigo he also ST. leger winner ms
grand-dam Jeane Dare bred by Mr. Riddle ana also ny
Cono h great granam by Ppators his great great grau
dam Tuturose erod Jack Spigo was got ny Ardrosson
his dam by Sorcerer sister Bourbon; Langar by sen ms
dam by Walton grand dam young Ganess; sorceer dam ana
grandam Priam Comus also by Socere his dam aughon
Lass by Sir Peter Goldman by Mercury dam n.y. ilerod e
curry by Eclipse. u" 70 70, sifhLLl'
the place, on his former TERMS Dan Ii ..
March, 1S60-39:3w
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To school Teachers.

4 GENTLEMAN is wanted to take charge Oh inc
"A Cedar Springs Institute,
Situated 8 I-2 miles north of the town Of Dallas.
Applicants must be fully qualified to teach all the
branches Of our English education, Latin and otner
higher branches, and must also come well recon-
mended. None others need apply.
undersigned. -,,,-r
q. ". RECORD,
T. C. WILLIAMS, Trustess
HIRAM BENNETT,
JOHN HOWELL. J
Mares. slsi, 1890
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Final Settlement.

TOHN SCURLOCK, Administrator Of the es-
- tate of A. 7. Nanny, deceased, has filed in
my office his final account current with said es-
tate, together with his petition. praying for final
discharge. This is therefore to notify all persons
interested to come forward at the next term of
the County Court of Dallas county. to be held
at the Court House in the town of Dallas, on the
last Monday in April, 1860, and contest the same
if they think proper. ,
By GEO. w LAwEs, Deputy Clerk.
March %, 1860. 80 At
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

Fnog PALo ris1o-A private lr'ter from Pale
piuis sBieT late & March 18th, SAVE that the In
liaus stole 100 had u horses few days ago, and
we're followed, Jut cuid not be caught. They killed
tse 1sail carrier 40 wceks ago. and breaking up
,ie County The hn'F furLp iaifs that tn.
,so,ae are moving AVA to sa,e ih,ir scairs -omt
ir5ngaQ Their families into ah for protection aiis
e.j,ers arc lsAriug tic .oen eii5.4y. 4 BIZ Jones
shos asan Illian % ~ lola. an lee igu Fao tin-
II. sat ui.ssttunatsy s.e5 hin. killing b. horse
~ i,.fia,i sae "a ilfc, h'ss, stealing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

RSy' We have heretofore unintentionally neglected
TO ctiee the appearance of the "Belion Democrat
IN cur table. Il IS new cadidate for the pabc
favor and in rrgion Of country where, suppose,
il would gSt abuHdant patronage. 1t is edited with
more than ordinary aliy. and is thoroughly Demo-
ocls,ic. We vish its publisher much success, and
willingly eutcr il On our exchange list
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Final Settlement.

n A A. Pemberton, Administrative OF the
IL. estate of VIM. Pemberton, dec d, has this
day presented her final account current, with said
estate. properly authenticated, which will be
acted upon at the April term 1860, OF the county
Court for Dallas county. this is therefore to re-
quire all persons interested to appear and contest
the same, if they think proper. Dallas, Texas,
March 20, 1860,
w. X MASTEN, elk c. C. d. c.,
80: 4w) By GEO. w. LAWS. Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Volunte erS.

The Governor of Texas has authorized Col. NJ. T.
johnson, bearing commission as his .fM-dc- CamP,
to raise sufficient force to rcpel, pursue and punish
the Indians.
The {" Militia act" gives the Governor the power
to call for troops, and in view of this, as we'll ms the
pressing calls of our citizens on the frontier for help
in their hour of need. the Executive has seen fit to
call out the necessary troops. COL NJ L. johnson IL
well known to the people of Texas as an experienced
Indian fighter and we have no doubt that the scec-
ton is one of the best that could have been made
Several companies will be called out to cooperate
with Col johnson, and the call will be made to voun-
teers from all parts of the State
The action of these troops in cooperation with
those of the Federal Government which Wgtall and
Reagan are now urging upon the Department to send
out, will, we hope, give ample protection to the har-
raised and suffering people Of the Northwestern
| border
Capt j NJ Smith is commissioned to raise COM
pany from McClennan Bell. IoryelIe, Bosque. sc.
~ The Mckinney Messenger revives the old story
of the sbabys sea Pr Many of the best friends of the
frontier say that it only Indian paint brush,
made of u small piece of n colts NAME We know
nothing about it, whatever but under that view of it
the prolonged braying of the Messenger, fit
requiem over the poor colt that lost it. We respect
his grief ;--requicscdt in pace.
II District Court in Collin county has been in
session over week, and much important business
disposed of. The State Docket was taken up Oh Mon
lay last.
lN,l M,rn md loo
ord, have returned, and report very favoaby of the
progress of Court, and in Improvements in Mckinney
The Grand Jury found Bill of Indictment against
Drake the man accused of tampering with the slave
of Col Collier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Wanted.

A situation with practising Attorney. young
n man with good references would like to associate
himself with some good Attorney in the practice of
the Law has license to practice Address 1. >. 81
waxahachie, Ellis county. Texas, or give notice IN
the Dallas Herald. l36:4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

czy ne St Charles Hotel. New Orleans, came near
crg destroyed ly FIRE the 18th inst, by the acci-
dental igniiion If the gas in the store-room Sever
n men Who weie Of work in the repairing the
gas pipcs, were terribly burned, and the room set in
a blaze but the ere Ias extinguishel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
Army Orders


We naks the following extracts from te elders is
sued fsOn the War Department at Washington On the
7ih instant
Fort Garland Hl be garris0nel b. tSO mounted
and three Infantry companies forl Hiss sith three
Infantry companies and fl. Stanton Nth mounted
aud one Infantry eolapanies.
The military force VI the department n Utah will
be reduced 10 companies OF the Second Dragons,
the three companies of the Fourth Artillery, inelu-
ding the artillery now there, aud four companies Of
the Tenth Artillery,
The 81 InfshtY will proceed to fexas-hye eOmpa-
mics 10 he stationed Al knggod barracks, and i've al
Fort Clarke.
Fort Butler will take its Infantry garrison from the
eth regiment, in order that the construction Of the
post may not be delayed, and that the movement Of
the "a Infantry may 10 expected.
The present Infantry garrisOns Of Forts Garland
and Defiance nee not be increased until the arrival
OF their permanent gariisOns and those companies
OF the Ill Infantry which are not, in the meantime,
actually required Al the posts designated to bs Felaln-
cd, will move at once 10 Texas.
Fort Brown will 10 garrisonel By one company Of
artillery, To he relieved every year bya eompany u
the Field Artillery station, at which the other arti!-
lery companies will be habitually concentrated.
Active operations against the hostile Comanehes
and kiOways will be commenced early in the Spring
as tn grass will permit. Three independent columns
will he put into the ied-one FROM the Department
Of the West consisting Of the four companies Of cav
airy at Fort Riley, aud two companies Of dragons
from Fort Kearny-One from the Department OF Tex
as. composed Of six companies Of cavalry at Forts
Cobb, Arbueke, aud Washita-and one from the De-
partment OF New Mexico, composed Of six companies
Of the mounted riiemen,
j. d, FLOYD.
of War.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
DI,,rir, ..iIorur,,

HHr Di>iriri ..iIor"r''
,.r.I ..... 10, n, a,aDli,l1ly Tor b.'i'iei iH''"',
.. ri.,,,nn,l requested to runo,mc, VII,
.... .n.|I d. a. ~ ed Iurt Worth, ~ urmuutdr l"l
.,... the Iah lud,ttl district,
Tor Chirr Justice.
M.r g3gl ,ngi' We 81" ng,i"T ~ e" s''
....r. ...... CLi,f Jg,fief nf hnllt, county
-... ta,'f no" &C. ~""r' '"annonncr wonum
r... iiGc of reelection to The office of SA,''
't.. land requested rn pnn"uu,, \, -. Ne.
.n..-.. ,ais Tot the "rcr 81 hs,g ot iolo'
.H.... ,omcr.l. friends, v",rr" eurl..r ~! &,
..r.H...... ... BEARD p, aCru'luip" Ter NA'rW &"
r.... .ur.. a'rI r''Ia,.-rctt" Srn"uncn WILLIAM
I .f..HN- aud,lutr "r rc',cct"i to the "ll'r" al
."..... .I.|... county,
var Count, Trcn.ur'r.
N... ..|.... rn,l requested tn nun"nu"" HIRAM
|N. f... rlin,c Tor uhrc nj Tr'd'Hr'r "i Dad
Menu. ..... rt,I requested To- aunounro =. NJ. WIG.
l..|NN. .. lutc tot the office u Treasurer o Dallas
t.....
W..m. .... 4 an,I re- uc- ted To- rnnorn"c EDWARD
p HNi". ndidrtc tr reelection To the office Z"
I.ra.. 'r H. .'..- county.
..w. .u.. . IonI requested to auuounrr In. M
... NH'ulu ,lidnl" or county Treasurer "r balln'
gor Counts C,rrE.
M..r... HriZcd and requested q" nuu"unr" N.hN
iHIINUAENuup, cuidiot" Tor County tl'rk "i I'"'
Wr..aur',. ,a and requested to nnnouncc GEORGE
W kW- . 20 .ulidJtc for ,l"rS Ui the County court "'
V,.., Dill. ..rfHl to announce THOMAS Z. WILLIAMS
.. .,fal..t. Ind. ,oUnty Cte,I, of Dallas county
t.,r.sor aud COLLECTOR.
r....." '..... md requested t" announce JOHN w.
u'.uWNN - .n,Ii,lntr iur III" oh"" of assessor aud
loi.r. Ear. p' u.'l.- county.
Naau.nr ha.4n.l aud requested 10 mn"nn ." jlMiS p,
t#tpNIII| crult" iur recollection To the ONCE ui
.l,,,ta.. ..iE DoEsrtor ol n,ll'- county,
county omuis-ion"r. ,,.,.
u-a...#t. .'.. and requested I" nnn"un"" T. V WlNN
.,- .rnI.il. .g he office OF County Commissioner, ="
IHI.l .HH.,-
Constable Precinct No. ..
a. N..r. I.Hurz"d and requested 7" announce W. L.
utI-IiI. 81 -iintc for the office Of Constitute nj Pre-.
tI..r 81. b. .sl.a- county
N gr n.. ...r7..l and requested to announce JOHN Il
LINDSAY Hnilntc for the office Of Constable, of Pre-
.lu., So. 3D. Dallas county
Ware .rJiui. ID and requested I" nnn.uncc JAMEs
eTEP van ,s candidate for COHStGbic of Precinct No. l.
fH..lt- county. MA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

The above bills were recently introduced into the
House by our distinguished Representative, Judge
Reagan. We ars pleased to say that no is found at
his post at all hours, faithfully at work for the peo
pie he represents, and that too in way calculated
to answer useful purpose. The frontier difficulties
are receiving large share Of the attention of both
houses of Congress. and the measures in progress for
their relief assuming the form and features OF real
ity The odous Reserve system and its old fogy at
tendants are no longer urged upon the President by
any of our members and that curse that sat like an
infectious ulcer upon our Western Border has now no
pleading nurse, but powerful and skilliul surgeons
who know the use of the scapel, and that the renew
al of measures so odious the establishment of an
other reserve the payment of annutes to robbers
and murdcrers for their crimes, will not he tolerated
an instant on the Frontier. We glad to see Rca
gan and Wigfa taking steps for the neglected west
ern counties and if anything can be done, we are
assured that they will put it through.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

SPECIAL SOrICE.-J. W. JOHNSON, ESQ, Of
Kaufman, Texas, is fully authorized to solicit adyer.
.emcuts and subscriptions for the Dallas Herald IN
New Orleans and other cities, and to receive and re
ccipr for any money due this office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

FE-The Navarro Express has ehnngsi its prospects.
under the new rsgine, aad Is nov as Democratic a
shest any in The laui s. Judge from the iirsi
Issue under D. new t6yI, p eI'les Eifh 8ueBey
and eieirnesz sassrss ~ tne fes aaa rs talented
,.ntlr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
]. d. FLOYD,
War Department. March Z, 1860.

The steamship IndianOla, Capt, Rlaunder.. from
New dreams, arrived at Vera Cruz on the both She
carried down a large quantity Of stores aud ammuni-
ton She has entered into an engagement with the
JuareE Government. and will not return until the re-
suit Of the expedition is known She had been prop
erly mounted, and would tow the gun boats into ac-
tion in the Marin expedition was intercepted.
Gen Goieonrla remalns with her.-Cisilian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

bn@ The Messenger devotes nearly column of his
invaluable paper to quotations from the Herald We
are rejoced 70 find that he has given something read
able to his patrons and that the Herald has afforded
material for filling so complete vacuum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

500 the new ADVERTISEMENTS of various and sundry
articles by So W. Peak & Bro.
r. W House Co., Houston, advertise their new
eor,us ...r t,n,cr rtook in to-dny's paper We
know this house to be of the most reliable it is
-r sho largest in Houston, and take pleasure in
recommending our friends to give them call
See Tho al,ertisemcnt of Lewis Sherley, of Collin
county. Of his horse x" Kentuckian."
7. 4. VIM adyertises ] 200 btshels of wheat for
slle in to-day's paper
We take pleasure in calling attention to the card of
i. p, Gregg, Esq., Attorney at Law, Mckinney. Mr..
Grggis q gentleman of high legal attainments, and
profession,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

II We have received the April number of Arthur's
Ugmc Ma,1zirc Its contents varied and in
ters,ihg as usual and will doubt prove attractive
to it's lady readers T. S. Asthur Co., Publishers,
"2G Walnut stree. philadelphia.
KNlGuT. 81 THE GOLDEN CiRcLE.-The Harrison
Fl,t learns that many Of the leaders of the above
orgau.Huion are Low in New Orleans, preparing to
redress our wrongs in Mexico-among them Gen. E
Greer and Mi. l.. Richardson, of Marshall.
Sl5" proposition has been made by Nlr. j. sabal,
81 Liverpool, England, for the establishment of line
of - screw steamers between New Orleans and Liv-
erpo. to he called the 8. British & Southern Steam
ship Company The proposition meets with cordial
favor Va the Crescent City, and meeting was held
there. ut which IN organization was effected
r95 We arr Indebted to Senator's Hemphil and
Wigloll, and lIon John u. Reagan, for Washington
fayors.
EsI The Messenger tries to lie very caustic on the
sal e-f If the wounds received last summer about
Frontier matters lie is badly posted in surgical mat
ters-oi sores assuaged, not irrtated by the
licking OF such aniaiics.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

CROCKEY, Crockery. of every description for sale
" by w. W. PEAK & BRO,
DOCKS and Stationery, n large stock, at
d w. W. PEAK & BRO.
VIZ INES, Of every description, for sale by
w W. W. PEAK g. BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

Gonnl FOR Arm, universally admitted to be the
lest periodical polished, is this week received at our
sono,um It's contents unusually attractive, even
ior Cooley. and We are assured by our lady friends
that II is not TO he epualcd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

A young and beautiful girl of Concord. Missouri,
having an intense desire to know the secrets of the
Sons of Malta, dressed in male attire, and by
cesson of ingenious devices, made the Acquaintance
and won the confidence of u suspectn5 Son, who
presented her application for membership and. un-
der an assumed name and sex, it W. fayorably pas
sed upon. At the proper time for initiation, the
young lady appeared and introduced into the
Loige room 10y the Grand Conductor. What she saw
and heard, ne unintiatea can never know. She
br,yed tbe ordeal nobly Her secret taowh only 10
herself, she seemehto be perfectly sat sisl. and vas
veil pleased with the good tuTdtiOH Of he members,
The denouetnent OF the affair is 10 month Is time
from her entrance into the Lodge room she vas IA
70 ibe altar, bushing bride ard On u Nalla--
rerlanx the only case on reeoa.l.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

II. H. WTCSS,
Attorney and Counsellor nj Law,
Ne KINNEY. COLLIN COUNTY, TENS,
WILL practice In all the Courts u the 10Th Judicial District
w and the adjoining counties I Prompt attention glyru
to the collection Of claims and Investigation Of Land titles
March 2sh, lS60-39ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

sentsAs country as quiet, and Captain fori resting
On his eArs not far fSOm brownsville, On American
soil Thspressnes Of large bodies Of American troops
on the RioGrande will strike ,srrorintO cornas and
his band Of murlerers, aud will in all probability
cause them to retreat far into Mexico, heyond the
Immediate rsaeh Of Captain Fond aud his little COM
pany,
There are romOrs Of war rife throughout the land,
aud yet the question Of war or no war has no. been
discussed in Congress II seems that coriinas has
declared var. but somebody else will light il out
There are more heads than one locking forward 10
the Mexican question for plumes with which to deck
them elves and more hearts than beating for the
honors of that campaign. twill he struggle for
the mastery among many hungering, lhlrsllng souls,
that elu,eng with eager despair, Ike drowning
men at straws the contest between the vOuld-be-
great-ones will be bloody the battles Of the hos
tile forces aud the immortal tragedy Of the kksn-
ny eats be re-enaetel over the Mexican question,
In this case, however, We hope that every tub will
stand on its own bottom, aud that every man will
wear his own clothes and appropriate his own desery
ell honors, The history Of Texas furnishes many
NAMES of generous magnanimous heroes, who have
lent their quota to found the reputation Of another,
While those martyrs and heroes have been beggarei
Of their inheritance, The history Of the gallant Gen
Sherman establishes this fact. II We are to have
new wars, We call out in advance, that every man
shall have his osn, aud nothing but his own and
the h.ruism Of Sherman be never again tradueed'-
Give every man his due.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

REIMBURSEMENT OF MONEYS To TrNAs.-Mr Rea-
gan also introduced hill making an appropriation to
reimburse he State of Texas for moneys heretofore
paid out by that State TO secure the defence anu pro-
tce,iou of lis frontier which was read first aud
second time by its tic aud referred to the Commit
tee ON Military Affairs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

REGIMENT or MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS Reagan
introduced bill making appropriations for the sup
port Of the regiment Of mounted volunteers which the
President Of the United States is authorized to receive
into the service Of the United States for the defense
and protection of the frontier Of the State Of Texas,
by the act Of Congress Of April :, 1889; which was
read first aud second time by its title and referred
TO the Committee on Military Affairs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

and r,siu, ltpuunwu"r y, Il, PRE-
t..nsa,-l,l.,llIv Tor b.siTici .iis1tg
District
ris,,I puN requested in Nn"uuvr WI,
E,u,ul IurI Worth H~ uvWuiiiJ' l"t
The l,lh lUdlriUl District
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

ltfsn A ew Arctic Exploring Expedition is to start
from New York in May next, under the command of
DR.. L. J. Mnyes, who was Surgeon in the late Kane
expedition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

N.Hr Count, HHr'rloF' ,
anl requested e. nuuu,nr" WILLIAM
. pudI,luic tur yc,,lcctIum Ia the ulhr" 81
.UutN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

u,titN u1und-. Nv aty puthur.f'Hl lu bn'
pATIEii-pN, ~ nrlWlidriu l"I tr'rN'r
CLI.T Ja,fief III nHllt, county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-28

We nake the following extracts from he elders IS
sued from the War Department At Washington On the
Tth Instant