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Interesting from Kentuckj Probable
Disbamding OF the state Guard.

L)uisAiLLf. July 2o.-several military
designations are currently reported a. having
occurred.
Simon h. Buckner. Inspector General. Of
Kentucky has resigned. Ben Hardin Helm.
Assistant Inspector General. is about resign
ing Col. Hunt. OF the Second Regiment of
the State Guard. and Major Simms. also Of
the State Guard, have resigned The impress
sion is that these designations will cause the
disbanding of the State Gard.
In consequence of r.; cred midnight dstur-
Dances NJ the Louisville Depot. Of che Louis
Vile L Nashville Railcold. In reference to
coutraband freight durisg the past week. and
the falling Oft of business. the Directors
have concluded 10 run but one train South
ward per dav hereafter, 10 leave Louisville
at o'clock in the morning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

wssTExs slopr oS gHx ALikeHAyfs.t
July l4th. 1861


July i4th. 1861
EDsross ESrEl~s Hurrsh Cor fhs old dag
Long before thu You have heard OF our tight
ss Rich NoubtAia. The battle occurred Oh
the i3gh. ju.s on the northss.s spur Of Rich
Mountain. The rebels. two thousand eigh;
hundred strong and veil ensrsnchel. Sith a
position that would give them the ads .ntSge
of ten thousand In sn open field: but thew
could not stand the onset oil the Indiana and
Ohio boys Tents. wagons. horses-e,ery
thing fell into our hands: near eight hundred
prisoners sni about ole hundred and sixty
killed. all With f~s exceptions were shot IN
tie head could not help but feel sorry for
the poor misguided fellow. a. them
lying in the ditch. -ome With their brains
sozing out. others with the side Of the head
shot 81. and one ,hes plumb ia the right eve.
thereby dssqaalifying him from taking sight
forever. There vas spy come ON from
Cl.rksburg with the 10Th Indiana Regiment.
Boosting all tho wa, of his strong Union prin
ciples. az heaiqua rte-. lie Slipped on 20 the
secession camp TO give items. Ou. 81 the
bovs ~ the 10th saw him With mu.ke. IN
his hand in ths secession ranks at the storm
not into -.ceshsr'. bread basket" and cent
him " the happy Land of Canaan. saw
him before he -. quite dead bat It il in
possible tor him o. recover. ~ may Il lie
~i;h all e-ession sp,e-. We have made
forced mlrchss after the rsscsls that escaped
and thsy are nov behind brcastworks. seven
miles ahead of "a in the mountains The
isth and 18th have gone this morning 70 rout
them out. ami shsn another forced march
across the m)auttiu. We do not know how
many strons POSITIONS they have between
here and the other side Of the Alleshsaies.
but go will drive them into Richmond a. they
are being drove from all points. and there
one great battle will decide the fate OF Wise
Co There have been several little skir.
the l4th have not. a. vet been engaged la any
Of them, bat may get chance TO distinguish
themselves 10 dsy You will excuse this
hasty sketch. As orders have just been sent
back 20 camp TO have everything packed and
ready 20 move at q moments notice
Reports have Just come back u camp that
the rebels have offered 10 surrender % Ger
tain terms-o1r General would not except
and nos xe are going 6, compel them 10
.Ay down their arms
The troops have returned. the rebels ned
over Cheat River and Western Virgins i
Gov tres from armed ioes Tomorrow We
sp tsnts and. Il Il thought. w.ll be of for the
Ohio River srf ecyn u Cairo.
You're. So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
To Wine >igei Made u
Brigadier General.

WASHINGTON. july l9--An arm, officer
Who aruN cd here to-.ia, from Gen. fat,er
son's Division. and who left there Yesterday.
states that he had already commenced his
line OF march for Winchester. hut that The
main division was moving slow and Nth
great caution.
Upon the repre- .entation of Col Frank l..
Rlair. Jr.. Col Sigel. the hero OF the recent
great battle in Missouri. has been made
Rrigadier General
" ,suI>G1on. Jul, ly.--l Learn from .our
ces entitled 10 undoubted credit. that the
British and French governments acting IN
concert with each other are about Ia request
the United States Government t,s the rs
smp,ion OF one Southern cotton port from
the blockade, 80 that they ma, got noediul
supplies Of the staple You may rest assured
the administration will under no crcumstau
ces conredc H.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Va call attention 10 the advertisement II
Cap, Housh for recruits for the regular AZ
IA, II IL desired that this regiment sthe
18th may Dc made ep entirel, ia this State.
that IL NAV bs designated the Indiana Reg
imeIli and that Indiana nav share the
glor. il ma, achieve col CAnby j. Hoo
ser bred man and !, represented a. a gal
liant officer ~ho Ia, been veil schoole,l on
tho western frontier
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

JKFrEnsos CRY. July pa messenger
from Col. Mcneil at Fulton, arrived this
evening. having left there at noon TO day
He reports everything quiet there. The
wounded are doing we'll. Col. Hammer is
seven miles beyond there.
Lieut.. Col. Brown. who arrived Yesterday.
will take command here
Col. Boernstein viii leave for 81. Louis.
with hs command. on Monday.
Several companies OF Home Guards are
stationed at the Fair Grounds.
The city IL quiet ~
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Forward Again-FIankipg the Rebel
Batteries.

CrS1rnvIIIr, July 20-6 p. M-The
whole division kas just commenced TO adj.
vance. leaving the Bulls Run batteries %
toe left. Their destination is supposed TO be
q point On tina Manassas road, above the
Junction. thus cutting of communication and
supplies from johnson. who Is now believed
TO be marching upon Manassas Junction
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

ksioErs o. mn GoLpx> ciRcIn.-Agents
ar now cansassin. the cits for the -ale of
the " Exposition Of the knisht. Of the Golden
Circle" This il book that Is bound TO sell.
~ IL 10 aid 60 be true history of the rise
AMI progress Of thi- most wicked r.belloo -
Everrboiy should H.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

SrrcrK We are told that three tons OF
Gold and Silver arrived at Indianapolis on
SATURDAY under an escort Of six United States
soldiers The money i. sc suppose, TO paw
soldiers and for munitions. &C. Some OF il
viii doubtless lind it, "a, to this esss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
More Illinois Troops I'm Missouri
The Convention

JrrrErs,s CRY. Jsly 81 --Col MIlligan's
Chicago brigade arrived here by special train
NJ ) o'clock this morning. and are now quar-
tered In the depot.
From present indications II Is probable
that there will be a quorum In the Conven-
ton. Members continue 20 arrive daily.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

ctsrrIpsr Bo1Es-Messr-. Watkins and
slaughter have completed their contract for
Cartridge Boxes. About two thirds Of them
have been inspected and received. The
balance viii be on Tuesday The Inspector
pssnoance- theus the best article Of the kind
sst received BY the State This j. deserv
ed compliment, TO our entespri-ing mechan-
lcs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

foE SALE CHENs sofa. sin MAHOGANY
chairs, one carpet. containing thirty seven
ysrds. one dining table one refrigerator. Nc
Apply at thi. Office inn.ediatel,
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Latest from the Seat Of War.
SPECIAL TO mn POSI-

w,sHISGroS. July 20.--lt il believed an
other battle will not Ice fought At Falls Run
till SUNDAY morning.
The Rebel force 1t that point has been
largely increased. and it y supposed Johnson =
column from Winchester has formed Juno.
ton with Beauregari-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GO TO NICOLOY'S
PREMIUM
Fine Art Gallery I.
lOe MAIN SIFET

To have y"ur Pictures taken In all the various styles
known n the art :
NCiE,>'s SrrssariR>ISe Cokis IL This snvslsa
bic compound, We glad g. know has hsoos.ss IL
most popular remedy in the United States. Near
every family keep q on hand. They find
physicians bills \ small quantity given
will ward "a Powers. 90 any prevalent disss-e
the Advertisements IN another column. jn5i~is
HEIMROID'S EXTRACT BuCHU,
ThH GREAT pIURE1t
HELxBOLDs EXTRACT BvrHU.
TIF GREAT DIvKEIIc.
HRINBOID's EXTR ACT BycBU.
THE sRFAI DlURETfC.
HFf.NBOI.D'S EXTRACT BITHi.
THE iREAT DTUREllc
And = POSITIVE. And Specific Remedy Cor Disease
the Bladder. kidDsyx 9rsVci.
DToysy. Organic Weakness.
And an Diseases e tie Urinary OrgEns.
Sec Advertisement In another column Cut it GA
ana send Tor the Medicine 81 oocc.
BEHARE or cory7gRyyy7S
masa~sm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
" hat came OF ii-New- from Nor
folk

Foar MosRor, July l9--At midnight
party. consisting Of Capt. Holiday Capt
Edward jenkins. Lieut.. Johnson aud 4 pr.
vate. al.o J Edward Rawlng. MAJOR of the
Kentucky light cavalry. and r. W. Sheatlil,
of the New York Illustrated News. leit
Hampton without permission. on scout At
half. past { this morning. The party wore
surprised in the woods. short distance be.
yond New Market Bridge by twenty rebels.
Rawlings was instantly killed by bullet
through his head: Johnson AMI Shurtciiwerc
also seen To fall. aud they must have been
carried of as prisoners The others escaped.
Three companies went out and brought in
the body of Rawlings. Maj Rawlings ar
rived here yesterday morning He was for
merly connected with an Illustrated paper in
New York.
The Confederaies fired some heavy guns
last evening from the Pig Point battery
The Quaker City picked up n man in a nil
boat from Norfolk He reports only what
WA we'll known; namely. the raising Of
the United Ships of war in Norfolk. and the
rifiilng ofcannon al the Navy Yard
There are not 10000 troops in Norfolk
and vicinity. lie SAYS the rebels feel sure OF
success and thew are determined 90 fight u
the last extremity.
There was much depression on account Of
the rebels defeat in Eastern Virginia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
More Troops Ordered To the Seat of
War.

PrrrssuRcH. July 2I--Col. Blacks rexi
ment and SCOTS Legion No. 2. have been
ordered to be mustered in and proceed al.
rectly 20 the main army in Virginia. Six
companies Of the regiment are in Pittsburgh
and four ia Philadelphia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

A rreigh, House DESTROYED l., Fire.
BosToS. July 1.-The inward fregh, de
pot of the Boston and Maine Railroad wa dc
stroyed by fire this morning. \ considera
bic quantity OF merchandise sas hldl' dam
aged
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Nav YoHx. July 20--Ths brig Costa klca
ha. arrived from Aspinwall She spoke the
brig Cuba of Cape Antoine shich reported
she had been prize 20 the privateer sumter.
but bad been got away and o.crpo~ erei the
prixs crew and put them IN irons Two OF
ihsn we're psrt fosrtcsrd the Costa RIGA aud
brought 10 this port
The frvssecrs men say they were obliged
% ship or starxe. and that a number Of the
Sumters men are Norfherners and will escape
de i,rst opperiunity. that the officers are q
desperate set and vii blow mp the vessel ra-
Their than be captured.
Two men aud a midshipmsn Of the prize
crew remained aboard the Cuba
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
.rs,h q. the Rebel. a, BUR. Ron.

strength oi the Rebels at Buii's Ron.
Ns~ Yoss. July 20.-A Washington ope
cisl say i = rumored that the Bulls Run
battery Is taken. hut Il il doubtless false.
The force of the Rebels at the Run y esti
mated nj twenty thousand.
Fourteen Of our wounded have died aud
hfty more are living in the Stone Church a
Centerville. Secretary Cameron has gone
down but y expected 70 return tonight.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
Sunday Night Dispatches.
VICTORY! VICTORY


The Enemy Outhanked--
The Whole FcderalGOl-
unam Move Forwarded
Solid Column 10 Five
AOurs LONGTIME Enc
my 1 4 tac Il 4 ii --Their
Batteries SiIenced - 4
Grand Is tile for the
Old stars and Stripes
1.-The Loss Heavy Oh
both Sides--The Rebels
Completely Routed.
Colonel Heintxclman
Smelling the Rebels ut
Mana ssas functions
Further Particulars
and Details The Old
Flag FlOa ts--.Den Davis
i'm the Eight--A Negro
Regiment Among the
Rebels.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

BATES HOUSE.
wN. JUDsOS, Proprietor.
sess~v of Illinois a Washington sss :,
sNDuANApOlus.r IND.
TERRE-HAUTE HOUSE
Conner wabash a seventh ss...
TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

(rcssEkIs ss0~s - fHk ~ Jnfx Hot-s
gIvHIs ~ 0SK 90 THE f.ARsEsI. hFsI Ar
u aksesr. ana mo~t comfortable Hesels W the
weS s.d Ear snp>ris 10 every ether respect 70 aay
c<k~r IN this city n oaos&ins hundred and
s~~n<y pleasant cell ventilated. and cell fsr<1sh<t
ftxing ko<<ps. several a thsm ~th rsris~- sstAch
"a " me so<su-nc1stioo q kmlies n u situated
% ths SAllrost I~pc<s-
- oaxsus~s rss 70 and tya N Hsa.s
nnDDn 0EN. III Ma.
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We are permitted To make the following
srtrset from private letter received FROM
one OF the soldier. in Company G. Eleventh
Regiment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

other evidence of title to land, that
may be last, where any part owner
of the same may apply andmalic I'M
affidavit oi'his part ownership, and
the loss of siud claim, without being
required Ia produce the affidavit ol
the other part owners, aud that said
committee report by hill or other
wise, Adopted,
llorsg-Mr Flcwcllcn Offered the
following resolution
Rrsoircd, That the Governor, he
requested To transmit II copy of the
Joint Resolution upon coercion 10
the Governors OF the several States,
aud also the Governor of the States
which have seeded from the Amer
lean Union. Adopted,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

State should be permitted To lang
over them, without at least meeting
the condemnation of their Repre-
scntativvs.
Whatever thutr0vorcirn will may
be, whom fairly expressed il must
be maintained, Texas us one man
will dcttud II, and while the ENccu-
tive would not counsel Foolish bra
vado, lac dcoms il Il duty we owe 10
the people, to declare that even tho
their action shall bring upon Us the
consequences which now seem i'm
pending, We will all, hc our views
in the past and the present what
they may, be united,
SAN HOUSTON,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

transmit herewith, II communica-
ton purporting to bc from Hon,
Wm. VI. Brooks, President of the
Alabama State Convention, with Il
request that when the same is read
it be transmitted lo the Speaker of
the House of Representatives,
SAM HOUSTON,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

OmTUANY.--.Thc Sherman Patriot is no
morol 4 died recently of the Chronicles;
aud ,, "rhreo Forks Republic mourns the
loss Of hcy hiatorian
Niprca N the bud,
The patriot died
Was laid in the mud,
And no one cried
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

nsEa Tie Paris Press howls lugu-
,riorsly over the fancied desttution
of tue poor in the South. 1t is all
n fancy sketch, as well as that about
the tax of $40 on each negro in S.
c. The Press will not only howl
but grOwI when he hears how the
poor volunteer soldiers in the South
ern Forts arc living. Here is the
bill Of fare ut Fort Morgan, taken
from the Picay-une, better far than
half the Editors in Texas can get,
and much better than some of them
deserve:
How TUE VOLUNTEERS LIVE IN
GAursoN.-Ihc following is given
h,ya Mobile cotcmporary as the way
in which the citizen soldiers of that
place live, at Fort Morgan, of which
they arc ut presents in possession:
HoTEL De GULF; CITY GUARDS.
~ T. EuHf, f,,,,,,,ti. .....,........Chcf dc Cusin.
DiNNFQ BILi or PARE,
januory II, 1861.
Soup:
Oyster.
Fish,
Doilca Red snapper. Fried Oysters.
Hoilcd:
s,oap beef Hun a Ia Cincinnati.
Toast:
Slrlinos. Pcrpoisc.
i.ltEccs:
Pcri, and Turnips. Potatoes n la Erin.
Ba.ou and Potatoes. Potatoes In Morgan.
Pastry:
Crackers Corn Bread.
Fruit:
Raw Onions Onions la Holland,
Dessert:
Fried Corn Bread. Soaked Crackers,
Coffee and Cheese.
Mines:
ola Dextcre, 1870 vintage.
7f- T-r-.--a fiat ge - hundred ANA i1si
asleep.
Afrlieated Waters.
aqua Piavius. Aqua Mobile Bay.
Dish Water Aqua Gulf Of AcNioo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
secession COnsumatCd.

Taui.us Doodle took n saw,
With patriot devotion,
20 nm the Tree of Liberty
hecording to his ''nolion!
fartcn Doodle on limb,
Like another noodle,
s'uD J.. wecn the tree and him,
And down came Yankee Doodle.
Yankee Doodle broke lis neck,
Ee,rY bone about him,
An, ,,ln the Tree Of Liberty
Md very well without him!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
In.Dn..n- IN ON

TO HIS E,rcciicncy tie Gorcrpor ef
tie state Of TcrdS-.ST; BY order Of
the people of the State of Alabama,
| have the honor herewith TO trans
nit to you, IL copy Of the ordimce
this day passed, Ia dissolve the un-,
ion between the State of Alabama,
and the other State united under
the compact styled, The United
States of America.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
TERMS OF
@I4L DALLAS HER AID,

"INH sHEn EVERY WEDNESDAY,
UhU I.F p, I-T sgluulr ~ dnN-iaa nunl'sTs, Il
rt'a O., - 'a'i % - IL s'' laid Al ihr Tins
q .N.-. '.g.
ltates sf Advertising,
|F....rH snts Aill - inss7rirsi a. ilisT lHl
fsrr arrH iiRes 1T liTrAirT iNIe risht iiHr' 81
Htr.aIH.' r ihe HTsl inssgtIt, AMI nliH efu's Ll
fa-i trsH.H.a ihsTsaneF, 4 lils5al dis's"' ,,''
th.sr rf.- M ihire Nhn adNaTiisr ~ ihr Afet' Hls
'a'i nsi msTs than ,a'v siaaIrp Nil q" 'N'
srT.rs Hf nm" "a snnrm
aH-ha... losnarnt, II candidates ET state "T Die
tItl rr.fsr. f1T the LssslAluTs Sic; thuhlN "ihr
-
sr-r.. A aTiicies, When .iHiiiiui lo eur rcd
gHus rHrf 'hareri d,,uilu ihr s'lNrTlisins rate,
at - ,snirnI., lhe puhiiraliun II Nhirh l.
Fs4r..r. Hr 9, musI h. ISii hT ia niNanfri ani
lgb .sli'eg, THIS Tule will la iuiure H.
"a a .-. ~,
r- r ssn,ents not marked with the num,.T
uffr. .. " Jill b. santinuri until uihsTNisr ii-
ra-s r EiisrFliun Il tho Publishers, anl
Argsr inEly,
F,i 40 nanicsiions of bu.ine.s nature mu'i
tH Hif.Trr. lH Ihr Publishers,
swiNDELLs 4 LANE,
4 Iehts OF the Herald,
4.r ...H. gsnilsmeh respectfully IFlnnsi'i
srr r.fHf ieT tbs Herald in tho Ilases nah,''i
sHt Hsnr.I 10 them will 10 fuily arknoNldsrd
81 r ~, Esq., Kaufman, Kauhnan County.
.. a.. IisHr. Esl., Reskwail, kaufman tonhIy'
n. s. NFN :, Esa,, DehIon, irnton county
ItN. Is, Es.l,, MaNahashie, Kills county,
Frt "a. HIaE and 4. Y, fosLTE, E,I,, ~, Worth,
M E.- 2, Rsl,, nnchanan, johnson t'nhiS
Do. uf.s Esl., weaiheTari, Parker County
.U Tt#ts SNINpEIIs, helknap, iouns County,
bgI Iua.. =, Esl, Commissioner, GALVESTON,
$50. H EH. I, Es,,, Sherman, HTaysnn County,
"a Ii'.H"n, Eslr Mckinney, Holin County
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
WoN'T REpEAI IA

WoN'T REpEAt [n .he heuu-
sylvania Senate, The n-o.u1ons
proposing to repeal the aa'o%ions
provisions of the pcrs ual .berty
act of 1917, were dcgta '--al. the
republicans voting agaii .e' 'il
the six democratic mem u.., De .h.r
favor. The pcnnsylvan iau SAY
Mcssrs. Ketcham, FIJI cy and Sic
Clurc, Republicans, No.eat'N "p-
posed all propositions .nr "eng"'-
mise. and advocated co ~5al. Inr
speech of Mr.. McClucr ll- taa @ara
significance from his resea, --.. ls
Springfield, Illinois.
The action OF the sen was prs
vious to the delivery ~ H- -"..-
ard S speech.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13

RETrRNEp.-Capt. J. 3D. haa'..
Chief Engineer Of the II i'. r.% T..
r. r.. reached home G Tuesday
last. He reports THAI tie selling H.
Virginia is unanimously 'n uTHr.'
secession. John Minor 5l..s $50
unpopular that ko is il ..."Err Of
being lynched. IL is !. IVA t!.'
he has sought Sit;tai i0 Lin
coins cabinet.-IUrjs ETS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
W. b. OCIIILTREE,
A. W. O. HICKS,
WM. S. TODD,
u nv IIrlEpr

Mr.. Scott moved II suspension of
the rules, in order that the reports
might he taken up for action.
On motion of Mr.. Rainey, the
Convention adjourned, TO meet at
half past Z O'Clock in secret session.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 49, 1861,

,,,1 S''' ",' ill., ""TI.' ,I ,,' ,, ~" ,"I sS.
6y rc2as ,n ,,s Fcl,r.i ,in.crmac,.r air re-
yoEel anil p,sumeli rhat TcHss Is or right
ahi'lyol iow all ''s '"ln's ani obligations
lngN,s, hy ,i' '"!a'' @ SnH # + SEPARATE o,G
pe"rIc ~, ,,'.,irrI @ r., All allegiance ia
iho United State, or ,i,c tioyyrm,n, .hcrcor,
So, ., This ordinance shall be csulu'ilcl
n III. r,'plG of 'IoN's for 'h"lr ratification
& Ss I,,.,.n ~ ~ ln' l"I.,'' itr & nI,,n ,, "n InS
igc,,5 T.. 'naI,rim, o!,hc ,ntc, east, shall
ialr ra,r, aud he In Orco on aul ailor the
"a dgy of March \, T. lsGl' If"r,id d; q
,''' .h 'lr "'l''s'"'','Nv p,'''',, :" ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
5s,,~ The Glowing appropriate paragraph


5ljy~ The Glowing appropriate paragraph
we clio from thc East Texas Claron
"Sonth Carolina stands to-day the proud
champion Of southern rights. The iirssto
asselt hose rights, she is the first to defend
them llC' ion is not the hasty impulse,
but The result a long cherished purpose,
gnd We cannp, but rc-echo the Southern
hcapt 0Acn we wish her God speed, and
promise sin 3lull not be alone
MAcniN E-giuE SHoEs-We are glad to
learn thor ,ro machinery and works are
nov complete in this city for making shoes.
The establishment is owned and conducted,
by Gtooge If, Rozct and Paul Queyrause.
Hundred Of good strong plantation shoes
are daily made at this place. We have be-
fore us specimen Of the work, and we
doubt ghather any shoes made by hand in
the New Engiand State can equal them.
The works are very ingenious and well
worth 81 visit. They are at 10 and q St.
Ferdinand street, Third District, where the
manufacturers are ready to fill orders.
II giycs us pleasure to so soon herald the
Commencement ofmanufacturing works in
the South Delta.
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The people OF Tc3
Z Southern Ccnindcrar-
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ExEcUTivE DFPAPTNENT-
ArsTrV. jan q, 1861
Hon. Ia. C7qrk, President q TIC
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-02
From New York.

New YORK. April 95.-The Union
Committee have purchased sixteen riAed
cannon Of West Point for The use Of our
volunteers.
Engraved plates for bonds and notes,
for the Con ederate States, have been
seized in two bank note engraving estab.
hshments in Wall street to-day.
The Cunard steamship Kedar, has been
chartered By Goyernnent. also the steam
er Champion. A correspondent Of the
Commercial Advertiser arrived from
Charleston Saturday. Gen. Beauregard
had not then started, but rumors said $500
troops would leave that night to march
on the Capital. Citizens Of Wilmington,
N. c. had seized the steamer Georgia.
The Baltic, Columbia, Harriet Lane
and Guy Ter, were seen in the Chesapeake
Bay.
1t is stated that the slOop Sunshine
was fred into off Yorktown. and in car
rying sail 10 escape capsized.
The schooner Alice Ellis was seized.
Adyices from Norfolk state that Cap
tains Rogers and White were prisoners
| in the hands Of the authorizes.
The Delaware, Columbus. Plymouth
and United States were only partially
burned; of these, however, the Plymouth
is the only one that can. be Of service t.
the rebels, and to get to sea will have t.
pass the guns Of Fort Monroe, running
the risk Of being sunk.