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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
EsTRAY NOTICES.

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be a psaissd a. Is, Also, --.A baoN
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Is laAas LEh, an nlsIissl Trad % Lls lsll sheal'
fSKEs w ~ J. b ssrsison, AID s.iray.i lsi,s.
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u hsHds hst len hind f1ol sh's % the p eFjeinI'
ssaAi .s! 70 'Ls iosshsai sosss s.,sls max, AZ,
hlsh, Tshl hiHd 10 shss store The p~s'eT joint,
TAeES I uP BY =. d. Waite. .sd ,..r.ysd S.isss
Jsha fAilsL E.a. one Liahf BAY AAak; sy. ar
.Eighl i9Es f92' shis belss lhs pssloE sons ei..k
sIsls sbg1s the h0of some ~hiis h.lfs 10 the LI.'
head, seSal u hands high APPRAISED 81 ~
GEO W LaHs, ol'k, Z, O y. o
NJ Nm H. fHosAs, Dspaiy'
DENTON COUNTY;
TAKEN UP By J, ", ii, k:ynelss 49, .,.Ssysa os,
fore A Il Burnett, Esq one fohk " oAhs ehs
White AID go spsskla s.fas. H. G s,r 1r.nssd
D N ihs lsi hip and w .hs rlshi ny 70. ssr
shi.s Steer vita Tsd ears, SAM, ns,s psah.sa "n
the lon hip ana side, sppsAissa 70 20
IAksN p lr ~ k m@ one on BAY fosY MAKE. IS
hands high, Yeas ola siAT IN the o9.hsah, branded
"a On ~ isa sAOaldsr sad has. hey mar. gu, se
f is Up Up " Baton onnal and s.,rsysd bsf1
n. X IAlmpson, Lsq, Ons s0hREL MARE, years
ODD li hands high waite fssl, blaze lage aud sad
die marked, a. brands appraised - slS, Alsa, .
BAY PoAY MARE, "a yuaTs Old, iihsads high, 'ad'
81 20 S2l t-stl
TAKEN UP BY n. W, Allen, aud esiTaysd bstoIe
n. D., Thompson, Esq,, One WORK OK, yeAIs old,
markrd undsr Ian crop ia 10th rars, 6rsHds IN
the eight hipi appraisl d 10 SD. l<-s
fAkLS UP 6y ChaTl-s Msdlln, anil eslrsyed
before A, Robinson, E,q', one sokkEL MARE
MULE, years old, daik s,ripe dosn ths basA aDd
TAKEN UP b. Charles NJ idlin, ID esiTaysi before
n. L. IhoEpsOn, Esq. ono BAY MORSE MULE, IL
hands high u years DID lcl eye out, has mark. Of
said and names appraised 20 so. Also, ons BAY
MAIL, year 3D. l5. hands high. star In the lore
hoAd W aiidgd on the ~ hOnidari appraised 10
SIS lhul SA yESTERs, elk @. u, u, q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

DSY- We understand that all the mer'
ehupls Of misplace Will receive Confederate
States Bonds ~ par tor any amounts now
due .hem, or ia payment for goods pur'
CEASED,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

ss1- Col. John ~ Crockett reached his
lo'oe at tlis place GA Thursday last
Toe loL.,s 90 hav A,.s". Woare confident
OF hi. clgctioa TO lls l., Gsysrnorship, by
. !.,, sisa.s .s-i .'t3.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

We have tering returns from five other
precincts, but so imperfect that we cannot
eve figures CLARK leads Lubbock some l40
!. or morej Crockett, for Lieut.. Gov, and Cros-
by, 70, Commiss oncr are largely ahead /;
Good leads Ferris, Tor Judge, I'd in pre-
ciucts; and the ind cal, ons are that Gen N.
II. IarNell and James homas, Esq, are
elected Representatives from this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
LOST,

nN the 2Sd Of June list, Il m'ics roe
4 j Chambers Creek, Ellis comfy, q me-
dunn sized Oval Double Box Breast re-
with miniature off, gentleman On one sia9
and SIX in the ether. Said pin was : nv
by n gentleman u short time after ana nan
dci 10 another gentleman to give 70 las
owner. If left at the Herald once, pnilse'
or VIII Mr.. john NJ. Hardiman, Of Clam-
bsrs, Creek, woald be under inany oplss-
tion<. Mbs' u y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Our little Mammal having BEEN received with much
ayor, We have Duen Induced ~ publish scc.nu edi
iUn vi "IuL SCHOOL OF the sVLJlLR,' 10 winch We
nave added THE 81 H0UL W riL COMPANY compete,
tairh from GILLIAN MANUAL winch, Tor the sake vt
uiUi n,s, tao Oeei, aoopied a dee Standard auOray ~
The sue VI IcGde aud Oruercu 20 bu furnished rVni
panics going camp. though Uur irsl itivn iur
nshcu al, and even iurc man We pirpOr cd giving,
when We comm ncec Its pubiicdtivn, We nave scu
found " ThE HvlL W I'M CONTAIN" lnulHlenslDie
for commissioned VOL . nun-cutnmiseiUned vlii-
GERS ana have, in order ~ make Tie work aS COIN
pete p ss.b,e, added thereto THE ORGANIZATION
OF INfiArRi," showing the position oi officers IN
each session. pia, loon and conn uny-h' lutaiUns
reg inets bligudcs, ud divisions iOi med. with
the posts oil tied officers regmen,al s,uh also,
tho posts oI officers when Inc bl uuil is in column,
ana when brigaoes and divisions are drawn up In
Jnc Vi uaLlle.
The ARTICLES OF WAR having been ordered to be
read twice week 10 III. companies going into camp,
we have added appendix, the words
"the Sa OF Texas and tho Confederate SAFES, Tor
the words " United sia.es, wherever they occur.
The "kEMAkhs On CAMP Dun ks, elc, also
in thc APPENDIX will DC ounu OF grcu. service " vel
unlecrs going mo camp nearIy The whole routine
Vi soldiers du led is there lald down.
Prices, Free of Postage;
Single copy, paper bid ng,...-"".......6O cents.
tllty Coples, 10 w
One hundred copie5,...... ......-.... 10 w
Leather binding, twenty-five cents ezra.
G0 Dealers and companies wishing ~ he supplied,
will send on their ordsls the News" Office,
compauied with cash or it's equivalent when they will
BIZ promptly filled, D. RICHARDSON,
Aug. 7, lS61-iEf Gaieeson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
q. WARREN STONE.
Attorney ana Counselor al Law,
Dallas khallas Co., Texns.

VIII practices 10 The eoasiies VI k.atlaan, collln
Dsnloh, ENls and Dallas, slsa in shs saFEsms caaTl
q Tyler, and shs Probate coars a. DALAI AID aduh-
ing 'oan iss epseai atenlion sill b. sFsa % e0i-
ieeiions and tia psFlee ing VI Iitlss.
Dallas Dec, 80, las1 ,,-,,.. ........i ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
snrinr 9rh sy:-nrser

EsOffExlE
TuST received = it4ge All Fsii ssiectec
81 Essorsrert. W = SEsNE.
arss2il "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
AaNoupgeMeals.
N,r Csnnre..-hIh pi.,rIs,.

"a ~ tttL .sst sIa ace the Hon, ~
- ahtnfdi 81 sElla pegl y, a. esndidsis "a
Frisilt ls ail Congressional pisIiel Of Texas, IN
ha ceggraN ~ zee lssf.isrs,s states
~ We are EsihuTitsi 10 suE0ules H0n. Nal
eliza a, Graham, gs raaa.dsis isT csssfsss
q ~ iae nflh csagEessi AL bisiE.si,
o. Weave apihpI.lsi 10 AnnQ gaee Hon, fendie.
isu uurvnh, a. aNaHa isi lag CongTsss I0Ri The
iAh llns 80 ,ieRgi pisIlgi,
For congrsss-oth District
ca We ave as,hoIiIsi % gsa5gaes Wttitsm ~ J.
VI fiahl, Es1t u LAllir csaaifi As cAnalaAis "
cpr'sat ths 90 CoagnsfeEsi y strict oi Texas 10
b. l.a 'ulsrsl S.Ates' lngrest
Fsg ConareT,---;id District
HENe ere .u,A1i .led ~ arRounee Hen. u. w.
Gray, 1i. le CirFui h3astop, a. candidate W Te,
rrstsu, b. ~ piiui-i N ArKssi IN The Congress OF
H. ynt.sgags siales. Attls sa-uins August cleo
tiop.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Jnect wi Ihs Central Railroad and liz miles frou
Mil,ean, where daily hacks connect win the Contra
Raiiroad,
Will h. sinsi ir viisn % Pin, Of July, 1901.
Thls escbTa cd and mVs delightful summer resort
hasreeelved such mpro, smonts render it The mos
ayr cable retreat tho whole confsds ay oers q The
inyl ID, or pleasure seeker.
Thsnsw buildings arc plannedon the mos, liberal
scale In their construction, convenience comfort
and beau. y, are admirably combined.
The dining saloon ~ ieci onsl ball room 100 r.
long parlors and billiard room are large and elegant
Ths bod chambers (sngle and donblc) are well aIs
ranged aud neatly finished. The rooniy and elegsn,
galleries surrounding each Of tho four stories VI the
enIlrc building, render Its comfort complete.
Tho acknowledged merit OF the ~aers--;hsir as on
ishing curative properties are inmliar., who have
tested their relief
Nature 10 loca'lng these Springs, sougn, 10 charm
the grounds gracefully sgping In every direction f IN
tho bulllngs arc au Tally wooded Win he shady
oak. he entire fac Of III, place Is pleasue ease
aud con en meni. r 81.
We congratulate cur visitors upon having secured
the service, OF Mr.. VIM. ReynDds us Steward. His
long experience In many OF the frat hotels In the va
rous large eiiies places him AT the head Of his profess
sion. He has engaged, from Sow Orleans, experienced
aid In the way OF Hpuse-keepcr, Chamber maids,
Cooks, Walters, &c. a mos, successful hunter and
fisherman Is engaged for tho Our table shall
be- byuniimlly supplied with The best OF eyery,hing
tho country Affords. uCod music will be In constant
attendance.
- he lake for fishing, and forest game, will afford .
diversity Of amusement and recreation. New tath
houses are now being rcied. Every arrangement
will be thoroughly prepared for the comfort and eli
joymcni Of our visitors.
Terms:
Board and Lodging por day, payable
weekly .....".....sz 60
Board and Lodg M by tho month,
payable weekly ..."...............-.....2O %.
Children and servants half price.
On no account will W. do any credit business. We
shall endeavor give entire satisfaction, bu without
prOmp payment we canno dctray our heavy cxpences
LEANDER CANNON, Proprietor.
I,nn Ord 6 l. m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
MISS MARY n. DICKSON will

INl resume her school the ID Of September, and
salcit continuance Of the patronage abe has hlrea-
DIV received and IL others desire it they can ava hem
Further infrmstiop in regard to the school can lie
ontaiucd from Mr.. j. ". ElLETT or Mr.. J. n PAT
TERsoS. [JHy 4. 1s5l-1:itl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
hTATE ElECTION.

The election Tor Stale ana legislative Of
dccrs passed "a very quietly here on Mon
day, though there was much letter vote
cas-, than was expected, coHs dering tic
omparutiyc wan Of intcIes, felt in the re-
suit. We give below all Tic returns in this
county that VIC Lave received up to tho time
or gong - press;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

.. C.7Heed's Mark aud Braud--BraDd
+ I aorses AID Guile, =. n.-Ear mark a swallow
fork and rrn4erhi IN the right and CROP and split
in he Isft ear All not in this marx. have her
brands in sddi.ion mine. Any informs ion HANK
friv re<sirsd Address. Pslace Hi. Dallas coun y,
IL ----.-.. ..iriT s-l--...-.--.-.---.--s -lr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
70 the clergy Of tbe Protestant Eplsco'
pal Church in tie DIGccse of Texas:

Dear BRETHREN "a he following Prayer
is set forth for use, on every occasion OF
Public Worship during The continuance OF
the present war.
lie occasonal Prayer, ain time of War
and 1umults, may also DO used or not OF
discretion
Tic Prayer fog the Congress Of tho Con-
Tolerate States will also le used, as hereto
fore, on the re-assem6ling Of the Congress
in Richmond, oussne 10th prox., and during
its season thereafter, until some perma-
nont provision shall be made.
Atteetonately, your friend and
brother il Christ,
ALEX GREGG.
PiSilop Of The Diocese of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

w. A. Penis Marx and Brand--Fas
bursss 14nud 4 ,-lor ositie. shs-p ela isogsy e.
srslt, sv t5r f3rk asld aidersit II l1e 2, i.t1 IN
tsrll - e ~ Is = ~ -. gfss -,sS -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

r0R sATE OR TRADE
HOUSE anu three lots IN INC ,oSn n 81
Dallas can behcught cheap. lows s anu
.,I,cs or N aras will he taken ~ e5 Ken
Amply TO u ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

30 most powerful and glorious Lord God,
the Lord ot Hosts, that rulest and COM
mnndest all things TAou siucst in the
throne Judging right, and therefore we make
Cur address 10 thy Divine Majesty in this
our necessity, that ihou wouldcst take the
cause into thine own hand, and judge be-
tween US and our enemies.
Stir up lby strength, . Lord, and come
and help "; tor tnOu givest not Away the
battle to Jae srong bur canst save by many
or by rev
GIvc sdom, courage, and every need
full virtue to those CHOSEN leaders who may
conduct our armies oil The field OF strife !;
preserve them all from vain gorying, and
from every undue excess IN the hour OF
+ wclory and especially be with those who
have gone, or may 20 lorih in dricace Of
their BONES OF The Institutions transmitted
TO them, and Of every cherished right
Save then ffomdhA temptations to VIII eli
hey may be exposed, guard them from dam
( ger. strengthen and support them in the
discharge o. every duly to their country,
Z aad to Thee, o Lord, God of our Fathers,
! tAe rock OF our refuge, who wilt give, we
hambiy trust, to Thy injured people, victo-
z Nv ~ H.: last We thank thee for. the to-
&ens OF thy favor already vouchsafed.-
+ Continue hem, We beseech thee, as VIC do
Z put our trust ia thee; and grant that the
unnatural var which has been forced upon
Us, may speedily be brought toA close, in
the deliyefance Of Thy people, in the resto-
ration Of peace, u the strengthening ofour
Confederate Government, that it may con-
tinue TO flourish aud prosper; and in the
advancement Of thy glory, D Blessed Lord
God, who dost live a d govern all things,
world without end, through Jesus Christ
cur Lord. Amen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
PIEDMONT SPRINGS,
Will B, s,,,,l isr v,iisn 3, Pir, Of Jelr, 1901,
GRIMES COUNTY, TGXAS.

n Miles frOm Hllandals, whors daily coaches con
Jneet With the Central KsilFoad, and liz miles frou
Miiean, where daily hacks connect with tho Contra
RaiiToad,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

II most unqueslionably tho beat remedy offered
to the public for diseases Of he muscle and oins,
rheumatism sou', peIaiy,s, nanpness, sprsins'
weakness, aud paiu In he back head, sides, lin
famed breast, fstelien feel, spinal affections, neu.
ralglA sore throat. qninsy, humps, Group, m,lk.eg,
chronic ulcers, saliva iops, iumors, white sw-ngS,
sick head ache and IN measles when the eruption n.
eedos. Also Tor ehills and fvrr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
For Horses and stooir.

This Ia yauao,0 ranaJy spgans, SPAWN, fcais,
scratches. bruises, sw,lings Of ali kinds, aud for all
diseases Of he glands. Aud for blow.ly and -crew-
worms, all other remedies are otay insigniftant In
comparison 10 this. Give n trial, Il never fails,
DIR. Ranlin's Chill and Fever Pills.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30

solemn manner, her judgment Of her rights,
and her attitude in the present condition Of AZ.
hTs. She has not been an inactive nor inglori.
ous member Of tue Confederacy; she is in the
presence Of great and startling events, and II is
not her nature 10 sit in listleSs apathy, borne
along by rap currents, without the power To
direct her course. Let her have the opportuni.
ty, through her chosen representatives, Of deci-
ding upon the prospects, oireuhiting all the States
in a constitutional Union, or II that shall be i'm
possible, let her be in a position to determine
her own destiny.
This letter has grown longer than intehdtd.
although have adhered pretty closely to my
original purpose, rather to present facts, and my
impressions Of them, from this stand point, than
to enter upon elaborate discussion. | need not
say to you, my dear sir, that / have uttered
nothing in an 0btrusive spirit, but rather reluc-
tsntly and sorrowfully, Ny Suggestions in re-
gard to the action of Kentucky are offered in q
spirit Of loyalty to the State / love and vii.
ever obey They are clearly right, or very
wrong. Ii right, the pleasure will be mine TO
have said a. timely word; II wrong, / vii.
know how to bear without mHrmur all tbs
consequences fan honest but terrible mistake.
Very sincerely your friend,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon. B. MAGoFfIN, Governor Of Ks ntucky
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
Are Negroes Property,

For the benefit of those who deny that the
great statesmen of Revolutionary days recogni
zed negroes as property, and Gained and enfor-
ced from other countries protection for them as
such, the Boston Courier publishes the following
extracts from the first treaty that closed our
Revolutionary war with Great Britain. from tho
treaty of peace that followed the close of hat
war; and from the treaty Of the last war with
Great Britain--with the signatures OF the. .diplo-
matte representatives the United States A.
mong these signatures appear those ofJohn Ad-
ans and John Qui ncy Adams, two Northern
Presidents:
Provisional articles betoeen the o. S. Of An,erica
and His Britannia Mqjesty.
Agreed upon by and between Richard Oswald
Esquire, the Commissioner Of His Britannia
Majesty, for treating peace with the Commis-
sioners OF the o. S ofAmerica in behalf of His
said Majesty, on the one part, and John Adams,
Benjamin Franklin, John Jay and Henry Laur-
ems, ,our Of the Commissioners Of the said States,
&c. &c, &c.
ARTICLE VII. All prisoners on both
sides shall be set at liberty, and His Britannia
Majesty shall with all convenient speed, and
without causing any destruction, or carrying a
way any negroes or other property OF the Amer
lean inhabitants, withdraw all his armies, garri-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
s. B. SHOIWELL,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor 5u
ENpRRAry.

AGfOrMCY AT L;aW ;aNN SOEECslOE EdH
Chancery.
CADIZ, OHIO.
TONTINUES to practice in Harrison ant ID
~ joining counties, and gives especia and proInpt
attention to Collecting, business Of Executors, Ad-
minstrators, Guardians, Wards Partitions, Saes
If i.diC 8, settlement of Estates, Titles, to Real
Estates, Couveyancing, Suits at Law and in Chan
Gerry, Loaning and investment OF money, and al
other professional business placed in his charge.
" lie is Agent for the State Bank OF Ohio and
others, for loanng money, &c, &c.
Q1rOllico in Kigore's Corner, on Market street.
January 25 1860.
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Dsf7ite Treaty Of Peace, Betlcsen Ole United
States Of america and his BJitanic Majesty.
ARTICLE VII. And His Britanic
Majesty shall, with all convenient speed and
without causing any destruction or carrying
away any negroes OF other property OF the A
merica inhabitants, withdraw all his armies,
&C.. &c, &c,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
3 BOOTS AND SHOES.

@sxss II. II. HOFFMAN,, as@aS.
ssSaw ssgs
ONE door North of Barretts Jewelry Store, and OPP
posite Brown and Bro IS Store, keeps the best stock
of Boots and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz. He has
Just received new and complete stock from the
east, which he will sell Cheap. Custom work made
&c o-der. Give him u call if you wish 10 secure
bargains. Il. b HOFFMAN.
Cadis May 10, '59
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30

Treaty of Peace and Anlity. Jstl0een HIS Britain
me Majesty and the .. S. Of america.
tRatified and confirmed By and with the ad
vice and consent of the Senate, February IL,
1915.
ARTICLE I. Shall be restored
without delay, and without causing any de-
struction, or carrying away any of the artillery
or other public property originally captured in
the said forts or places, and which shall remain
therein upon the exchange OF the ratfications
OF this treaty, or any slaves or other private
property.
Doae intriplicate, at Ghsnt, December, 24th
1914
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Business Garbs.
]. M. ESTEP,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
CADIZ, OHIO.
y OFFIcE-On Main street, oppos te BeaIl's Drug
Store.
Collections in this and adjoining counties care
fully attended to, and special attention given 10
CoNvEYANcIN6. sep560
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
SCOTT G. LENNON,
Attorneys aud CounselIors at Law
CADIZ, O.

CADIZ, O.
4TWlLL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the ousi-
ness of Executors and Administrators Sales Of land
on Petition OF Partition, Examination OF titles, pre-
lparation of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. ma2S'57
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
D. CUNNINGHAM,

Attorney and Connection at Law,
CADlZ, OHIO.
w ILL promptly attend to all legal Business
w entrusted o his care Collections careful
ly attended to in this and adjoining countless also
the Business OF Executors and Administrators,
and special attention given to conveyanCing.
Ofiice--Up stairs, opposite Browns Store, on
Market street.
July l8, 1860
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
Boots aRd Shoes
Samuel SleRna mons

EIAS just received the largest and finest assort
brought to Harrison county, which he will sell on
liberal terms. He also manufactures to order all
kinds OF Boots and Shoes, OF the latest and best
style. As he keeps none but the best OF workmen
in his employ, he can at all times warrant his
work
He keeps good supply Of Sole Leather, &c.
foa sale cheap,
Give us q call.
SAMUEL SLFM MONS.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 2s, 1860
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01

william, who assisted in this hospital, pictures
its aspects in letter published in the Repubb
can this morning 1t was scene too fright
ful and sieRening to witness, much more de-
scribe. There we're init, scattered thiekIy on
the floor and in the galleries, sixty or seventy
wounded in every possible way-arms and legs
shot of, some dead, and sores gasping tor wa
ter and aid. The pulpit was appropriated
for a surgeons room, and the communion table
of pious anarchy became an amputation table,
baptized in willing blood, and conSecrated to
the holy use of Liberty and Law /. The road
and woods, on either side and all around, are
strewed with manned and mutilated heroes,
and the balls from rfed cannon go over us
like winged devils There sits colonel, with
his arms boud np,asking to be pat on his horse
and led back to his regiment here lies q
captain with grape shot through his head,
and blood and brains oozing out as we touch
him teoderly to see if he is dead and FOUNDER
comes in a pale chaplain, cut by canister
while, sword in band, he led his brave little
parish, in the name of Almighty God, to the
fight. And again we enter the hospital with
him. Oh God what hideous sight "
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-08-01
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE LATE
BATTLE OFFICIAL DESPATCH
FROM PRESIDENT DAVIS.
LOUISVILLE, July, 2G

LOUISVILLE, July, 26.
A special Richmon6despatch to the Charles
ton 1lercwry, dated the 23d inst, says that
Gs soon as it became evident that the enemy
meant to give battle, President Davis hastend
to the scene of action, arriving in time to
take part in the battle, and Immediately as.
sumed the command of the centre Gen Beau
regard commanded the right wing and Gen.
Johnston the left. 1t was against the latter
that the enemy concentrated the best troops,
and fought most Obstnately. At one time
the left was pressed so severely that the issue
of the conflict in that direction seemed doubt
ful 1t was here that the Barton Georgia
Regiment was posted, which was so terribly
cut up.
A large body of our troops from the centre
was sent at this critical moment to the assis-
tance OF Gen. Johnston and turned the tide of
battle. The enemy broke and fled before the
impetious charge Of the Southerners and the
battle became a rout
A letter from Richmond, dated the 23d.
says that Congress met at noon, and after
prayer the following despatch was read before
that body.
MANASSAS JUNCTION, Sunday night,
The night has closed upon a hard-fought
heId. Our forces were victorious, the enemy
were routed, and prccipitatey fed, abandon
ing large amount of arms, knapsackS, and
baggage The ground was strewn for miles
with those killed, and the farm houses and
grounds around were filed with the wounded
Pursuit was continued along several r utes to-
wards Leesburg and Centreville until darkness
covered the fugitives We have captured
many field batteries and stand Of arms, and