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

DsBows sRLrIEw--DerotedD CommTe', Ag-
rieulfvYs Aaaaja;furss, Internal Irprope-
rren., EJgc1Ler, Toiitiedl Economy, Gen
erai Intelligence, ete.; j. u. 3. DeBot',
Editor o=l Proprietor, Ne'o 0-tecas, La
ana C.arieston, 5. e.
VIC have heretofore, NJ intervals, for
several years, called tue attention Of the
readers Of the HcrIld to the invaluable
periodical to the Southern merchant, farm
or, mechanic, and the genera! reader. It's
value has always been acknowledged, both
by Southern and Northern readers, and that
i, has ever been largely quoted from by
newspapers and periodicals in both sections
is evidence of the correctness OF i!s stats-
tical and other contents. The regular read
or Of its voluminous pages need never be
ignorant Of anything that can be Of i'm
por.arr interest to the merchant or planter.
It's constant aim, too, has been to encourage
and advance all the interests Of the South,
and as the principal lover, TO that end, it
has urgently and ably advocated tho inau-
puration OF direct trade between the South
J.
fern cities and Europe. A friend has loan
cd US copy Of the Review for May and
juno, ldouble numberD from which We
learn that its publishing establishment has
been removed to Charleston, S. c. We
chcersully insert tho following notice OF
tie editor and proprietor, and earnestly
hone that. its list Of subscribers may be
greatly increased in this section of our
State. Price $5 per annam. Subscriptions
will be received OF this Office, and tho money
rcmittcd to the publisher:
ITO SuBscEtBEns.-Difhcult growing
ou, of the removal Of our Office and in pro.
curing printing paper prevented the issue
of the May number. Wo now supply the
omission in par. and nre again fixed upon
u satisfactory fsnndation.
"No further interruption con be appre-
hended as eur arrangements are perfect
A much better quality of paper has been
procured. We earnestly request our friends
TO interest themselves in increasing the
subscription list, and in making prompt
payments where arrearages nre due.
"Ths is particularly isport4nt in times
like these, and Toe rely upon generous re-
spo~sc. Address New Orleans, La., or
Charles; on, 8. &.
"Southcrn advertisements are respectful
~ solicited.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

WAR IrEMs.-Shcrman' battery which
was taken at Man ssa:, is the celebrated
Flying Artillery which was sucsessivcly
unaer the communal of Rinsgoid, Ridgeicy,
Bragg and Mngrudcr in the Mexican war.
The Bogus Legislature Of Wheeling, Va,
adjourned on the 2oth, probably never TO
meet again.
Sevcral Ohio and Indiana regiments,
whose time had expired, weat home immc-
diatcly after the great battle at Manassas.
The Riehnond Examiner Of the I'D, Gays
the. President Davis did not assume com
mand of the army on reaching Manassas
but his presence greatly encouraged the
troops. Gen. johnson commanded the lei,
Gen. Boaurcgard the centrc and Gen. Jack
ron the right The hardest fighting was on
the lcfi-
SAcrman's battery vas taken ct the point
of tho bayoaot by L Virginia Regiment,
which, however, suffered terribly in doing
go.
A correspondent of the n. Y. Times, II Is
said, was wounded in the battle cf, Msnas-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
Esis- The s. A. Herald has the following
, r,, P,nr, tho Naaillo Vimns.

E9y" The s. A. Herald las the following
items from the Mesila Times:
A steam engine and the machinery Tor
the ST. phensJn Silver Mining. Company OF
! Arizona have arrived at FL Paso.
The Mcsilla Brass Band, we nre inform
| ed, have enlisted in the Confederate service,
as musicians, nt Fort Bliss. Geo. Buhl,
late Of Pine Alto, is bandmastcr.
Parties returning from the Sierra Cap
itan Mines bring very untavorable reports
Some 2UU Mexican and or 10 Americans
arc at the mines, who are packing the dir
five or six miles TO water, and are making
from frty cents to 81 80 per day.
In tandango fight nt Tortugas Ranch on
Sunday nightsbc wecn the soldiers and na-
tiyes Mexican was killed.
From PINo ALTo.-We have very cheer
| ing intelligence from Pine Alto Mines.
For the first time in two seasons there has
been abundant supply Of rain. Water is
| abundant every where and snihcienoy ior
toms and sluiccs. The best kind OF pay IS
made in work ing over many OF the olocf
claims. Dust is abundant, and every body
in GOOD spirits There are about lOo amer
icnns and $40 Mexcans at the mines, and
the number is daily increasing under these
favorable circumstance
The Apaclcs have committed no depre-
dations lately out are continually proving
about, and great vigilance is necessary. The
quartz min .ng is doing well, and new aras-
tras are being erected. One gentleman is
running II nrastras. In recent clean up
the lowest average was $40 ton and from
that TO $3.50.
EMlGRASTs-Within the last ten days
some 10 wagons OF elnigran's have passed
through Mcssilla, en- route for California,
all oil whom were from different portions of
Texas More are reported below coming on.
The wheat and ba ley crops in Arizona,
were harvested, and we're fine.
The experiments at raising cotton have
thus NJ proved encouraging. The plant
looks well, and blooms were reported en- the
Ith inst
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seg- The following from the Star s

Sf1~ The following from the oI'1r o'"''
J,ffrrsonan is to the po:nt, ana We com
mend il to all "sich' hercabouts:
slow is it possible tlat any man OF com
mon sense, can come into our oihce and ask
us for paper, thinking it does not cost
ANYTHING? A paper business is the same
as any other-every paper is printed with
the view OF selling It; and we. do not cx-
pect any person 10 get copy without pay
ing for it, no more than we expect grocer
to give away his groceries. When we pub
'ish paper for gratuitous distribution We
shall notify every person of it. Bear this
in mind, and if you like our paper we'll
enough to come TO the Office after it, come
prepared with the money.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

! TExAs HORsEMEN.---I Poe Teas tHaEslf.
who have gone on to V'e'la. Rtc Gs.og-
ishing the people thsre t.'.r tg'.cr
horsemanship. The .aa.-.- EspscA
says:
"Among the Texas irC C.gs -etr ut3 slt'a
of the best horsemen in aa ws-'l who I'd
guerrilla soldie; 8, woull Z, 'u7atrsJ -
There are Indian ~. ,1 l,I7s.
who, al full speed, can ,-. sa icftatry
soldier from the grolnd hu, na
throw him away without 5s.g g'h- -psb
of his horse. A body o 'b,7e ssr.i' cg
the borders of Obi aai Ge- Tan.a
Bould be Invaluable
A correspondent o. IL patch N'if 3
from Charleston, S. T., reesJd 20
the Texas horscmcn
nAlloH me TO irfcra 9crr ScaEcr4
readers what kind pi Il ere Icy s-e.
A friend OF mine, IN Ctttr cf :. Is snlt
in the army Of the ConN nTats So haS
just returned from AiOn'e1 arv e sat
that while there, som lwenig hrs pA
gers exhibited the 70 blowing z a. .o..i-
ed revolver pistol as thrown Foa -.e
ground; the Ranger puts lis Eer- p
full speed, and rs he IssSrs picks tn
without slackcning speed; tbTcws i.a
Ia Comanehe, OF he aGe Of tie h'i
opposite to his eneny, heing ilv.siais 60
him and under the horses neck, htfs each
barrel OF his pistoi sHsc ssEiFsls in
direction CT the eneny Niu
make the dandy troors ef Brcs6-8
Wilscn stolldsr hittesg, s,@,
as.E
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Brig. Gen. Sibley is now in Texas with
orders 10 raise a mounted regiment for the
Northeastern part of the State. He will Of
course have letters to Gov. Clark from Pres
ident Davis. Gov. Clark has already COM
menced raising regiments for Missouri, and
owing to the alacrity Of his officers, VIC are
able to say that be can turn over a reei-
ment to Gen. Sibley Immediately, if wanted.
We learn that Lieuts. Keill, Stapp, ochil-
tree and Capt HsfIieou ara on Gen. Sibleys
Asr-r-y<<
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Judge Nat. NJ. Burford, of Dallns, who is
a good lawyer, n good Judge, a1d sincere
ard able politician, is about trying TO be a
good soldier. To do this, be has not courfed
the feathers and the peaulcts, but, with
other true men, has joined the rank and
file Of Capt Goods artillery. Success 70
hin sri ~ tgsh Fstrio,ss CT -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

KS- The Sherman Journal has letter
from Fort Cobb, l. T., dated July lGth. The
force ut that pest was then about 600 and
the health Of the command good. All quiet
AID nothing Of Interest but the volunteers
were anxious to be OF to Missouri.
The Journal also says that the grain crop
of Grayson never was better than this year.
The farmers will have plenty to spare.
Col. Wm. C. Young was in Sherman on
III 4 LIST, last from Fort Hashita. He reports
all ouicf in the Fsti5p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Ely sslu,.s OF Is gaHs we're bred o.
,lsestop, Hsrrissurg and hoaSien, On We
Oh, In honor Of the great victory Of The
,,as,dsrs,s army al MsaAs'as Jshei'on.
.. two extra suas wsTs ',r Missouri AMI
afylaLa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

~. seigle, the Dutch Colonel, who was
90 efFectually whipped az Carthage, by the
Aisscurisns, has been promoted to Briga-
der Gsnerrlship. One would suppose from
the past that Lincoln rewards officers in
It's ssrthern army for being whipped. II
%. there will be . host OF promotions TO be
ua3s-stfszRznt % the bsttle Of MANAGES
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

sSg~ The Trinity Advocate has letter
from its junior editor, Matt, dated Knox
Vile, Tenn. He is Il member o. the hcagnn
Guards, from Palestne. They had some
detention on the railroad, but were proceed
inr nm inciy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

Eay- We have received copy Of an address
by Miss Mckinney, and reply from Capt.
Jasper, on the occasion of the presentation
of fag to the Holford Cavalry, at Louis
vile, Denton county. We will cndeavsr to
publish them in our next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

nSg- Attention is called, to the ndver'
.,scment o; the Eagle Hotel, aaiusvil c, for
sale. This property is valuable as 8 ho'e'
Stand, and the improvements, al! that arc
,eanircl sor su:L purpose. See advertise
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

BE- Hon. L. T. Wigfall, it is stated, has
been appointed Colonel of the Texas Regi-
ment now in Iirginia, formed OF the de-
tached companies that have gone to that
State during the past four weeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

THE BIocKADERs.-TkeL Lavaca Gulf Key
reports the armed schooner Dart cruising
off Pass Cayallo. Lincoln's vessels have
been cruising in the neiehborbood of Call
lou and Timbalier Islands, off Atchafalaya a
Bay, coast of Louisiana.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

eg. A dsuslNl raSsF was eaFisa' ~
~ orlssns that Gen. A. s. yoha''a, ss'
, =, npane ! by jack Hsys and 100 see'h "n'
;, ha! arrived ., asnPhIs froa Caller
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

8- A wagon load of hnc, large apPles
we're in town one day las, week, from La
mar county. They went like no, cakes, Ct
foar bits dozen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07
HERALD
or PRYOR, Editos.
E.sWINDELLs. Associate Editor.
DALLA6t
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST !, 1901

Isy- .Ls sews ssys !, 10 rstei''i 'a-'
10 R.ssl.aias Squadron lad l@Easi =
q, .,r az n,n 5, High Islands. on i'.s bach
ito fsuid Galveston 70 Ssslae.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-07

. WAsHIsaToN, July 26.-The I'd Ohio re-
gimcnt delivered up their arms and have
gone homc-several other regiments have
also gone home. Fifteen thousand confed-
crates are mounting seige guns at Fairfax
corrt house. Several officers as n reward,
for courage, are authorized to raise regi-
ments. New regiments are being accepted,
however. HousE-NcClernand said tho
house should make provision for further
resources, else the governmentcredit would
fail. Mr.. Wright snid sit had failed alrea-
dr. House is in committee of the whole
upon the question Of direct taxation.-The
measure meets with violent opposition.
Nothing has been hesrd from The e1pcdi-
tica bVzfiHs sse Sf truezs sszsTe fer-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-28
M11.urSnroN. Feb. 18th. 1881


Gentlemen We have received your note CT the I'D, IN
which YOU say the conservative citizens of New Hanover
COanty unwilling be i'll the State Convention
which NAV be called to del berae upon what Is pest lot
North Carolina to do in the crosls og
sanction the placing (your) names before the people,
lot seats IN that Convention. ~
In all matters in which the people at large have common
interest," believe they have the right to coInnau te
Services Of anv of their -citizeHs and that any man
Who declines the performance OF duty OF TINS character,
Unia thul one Of the cardinal principles OF popular
~emesentative government. Entertaining these vleSs
We think you have the right place names oeioTe e
people seats in the contemplated Conventon ana thaC
We nave right to withhold our sanction.
We pledge ourselves to any specific action Vehts
may occur before the meeting during the session OF
% 9c6 Convention, which may render any DEFINITE
pledge embarrassing and most unwse but give you the
issuance that will faithfully consider all grievances al
st9g North Carolina member OF the COntederacy OF
9e United States we will affect an honorable adjustment
Tie existing dculties whereby the Federal Union Is
sngered, and failing in thiswe will determine What ac
az will best preserve the honor and promote the interest,"
JOHN DAWSON,
VIM. A. WRIGHT. 4
Taessrs o. G. Parsley j. G. Burr, J. H Flanner D. McRae
+uos' NJ Gardner. las 3t-21lt.
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DIED.

In this town. the 2Oih inst, Mrs. MARY ANN FINLEY
aged As years.
In Washington n. c. on the 18th inst of consumption
Mrs. DEBORAH E. COPELAND, aged Sc years.
In Washington. n. c., the 18th inst. Miss MARY B
MASTIN, aged about y years.
In Boonsboro, Maryland, the morning of the 21s
after short illness, RICHARD II. DRANE aged 80 years
eldest of the Rev. DR.. Drane, of this place.
In this town. at "a o'clock, A. NJ Saturday. Feb 231
1861, Mr.. FRANCIS CASEY, aged IS years.
In this town. yesterday, P. M LOUISA. second daugh
ter of James and Hannah Brown, aged 80 years.
In Rocky Point District, New Hanover county, the
oath inst, MARTHA E. HARRISS daughter of j. w.
hi. A HARRISS aged II ears, II months and "a days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-28
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

GUANos are of two kinds-thOse in which Ammonia pre-
dominates Peuvaa and those IN which the fDospnaIe
Lime &C., predominate IN SOmbrero, and othes
experience and theory establish the fact that am
monia and Phosphate of Lime essential ingredients Tor
0enerd fertilizer and consequently. for general purposes
prOper mixture of the two recommended. Whilst the
other ammODated GuanOs mere Snnd1ttS
or 0icke RS of the SOIL the SOmOrerO 5uano Is eTQ-
Te fertilizer but of slower action and less perceptOe
effect the first unless aided by some smulant hence
the great importance of combining the Two IN proper pro.
portions, which, If done, makes the OeS most c00e
economical fertilizer known Assuming the cost OF
Peruvian GuanO $780, aud SOmbrerO at sou per ton ana
quarter of the former and quarters OF the
latter (Which recommended by
farmers gives cost of $37 so per ton, JeTazeT
far more valuable and permanent than the Peruvian alone
The agrcuurs need only be reminded the nature OF the
predominating ingredients in these different species o
Guano enable him understand the the proper mode OF
its application Whilst Ammonia Gin he Peruvlan) Is la DIE
to evaporate rise, Phosphate OF Lime TN the oOrero
is heavy and liable to sink below the reach OF the roots
of plants should be either deposited IN the NIL
or drill with the CROP or used as top oresslhg III e
proportion T 300 AGO lbs the according to the
wants of the SOIL If the GuanOs are combined ano
used as top DRESSING the spring the best tlme Wheh Inc
crop is assuming suStenance aud Vgor, as at ina
the Ammonia less likely TO De lOst tnaH
if used ia the fail or eally winter.
Also Manipulated GuanO. For sale, IN lotS 10 SUIT Dy
KIDDER q MARTIN.
Feb ~ Agents for Wilmington.
Pamphlets sent on application:
Fayetteville Observer Goldsboro Rough Notes. 1a Doro
sontherner Sumpter Waterman Marion Star, copy once
week for four weeks send bill to this office Immediately
e. navmant I40-2tawlm-25-4t.
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ia per gallon for straight.

EosIN-We have no change of Importance to report in
this article of Wednesday last The
neglected for the finer grades and ransac
lions place either grade except Common
quotations ia table therefore be looked upon mere
Y nominal for Nos and g. For the Common article there
moderate enquiry in the early part of the week. and
Thursday Friday about 600 bbs changed hands at
per bbl of 80 lbs Since then only $50 bbls have
been sold at price, and the market closes quiet at
above figure.
TAR The receipts for several weeks past have been
qne large notwithstanding which the market has ruled
rm and parcels have been readily taken arrival for
shipping purposes About 1874 bbs have been brought
in tor the past week and sold at 81 Is per Dbl.
BEEF CATTLENo beeves worthy of note coming to mar
ke AMI in consequence the stock has become materially
reduced There fair demand for butcherng purposes,
and prime article is readily taken at highest figures
We quote at prices ranging from to u cents per b,
cOTdng to quality.
BARRELs.-We have nothing report in the market
for empty pirits TurpeDtne barrels TIE stock 10 first
hands very heavy and there demand. We
omit quotations, any figures might offer would be
merely nominal.
Corr RE-We have no change to report former prices
and there merely retail business The market mod
eratey supplied with nearly all descriptions and only small
have taken place prices ranging within quotations
See table.
Corn MEALS in moderate enquiry for retailing pur
poses and there is only light supply on market No re-
cepts from the couny and quote small sales from the
granaries at IS cents per bushel. Sss
CoTToNSince review of Wednesday last the market
higher for the be1ter grades There has existed
curry from throughout the week. and
of the receipts and the reduced stock offering
there has been more activity in the market and the sales
since Thursday have been at basis OF cents for mid
ding The transactions for the week ended this morning
have light ewing the of stock
on and comprise only 29l bales at ii liz cents for mid
ding II IL for strict middng and Iii for good
midGing-he market closing firm at highest figures, and
the finer grades taken readily when offered.
EGGs-Have arrived quite freely the past week
and sell at IL IL IL cents per dozen.
FEATHERsHave been brought in spsrirgly for time
past, and there scarcely any market There is
brisk demand and we quote small sales at so to So cents
h., as inqualty.
F1sH-1re in moderate supply, and only small business
ldoing. We refer to our table for store prices
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advertisement. I

WILMINGroN, n. c., Feb. %, 1856
Aessrs. VIM. A. WRIGHT ard JOHN DAWSON
Gentlemen The conservative citizens Of New Hanover
county unwilling 10 be represented i'll the state COnven-
nOn which may be called deliberate what is best Tor
North Carolina to do in the present crisis, by persons
will sanction the placing of your before the people
iOr seats in that Convention.
Having full confidence in your good judgments, sound dis
ereion Loyalty to North Carolina, ask pledge,
knowing may safely in your hands her interests
and the vindication Of her rights and honor.
Very Respectfully,
o. G.. PARSLEY,
J. G. BURR,
J. H. FLANNER,
D MCRAE,
THOo. NJ. GARDNER.
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LANDS EnR SALE

&C The SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
- land, situated South of and Immediately on the
- Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road ~ to "a miles
n Wilmington Their advantages in regard to health
so lumber, summer and winter range stock with the
natural advantages and small expense draining cannot
Te exceed in the State Having land than can use
an onerng them at lower price per any in this
section These lands pronounced by judges to be fine
cotton lands Persons wishing to examine The said lands
VIII please address at Westbrooks Post Office Baden
county, N c., stating the time they will be at Maxwels
Depot on said road and win meet them there and
ing them before visiting will write and viii answer them
Immediately. ~
The above property will he offered for public auc-
ton the Of Wilmington on Tuesday of knri Snne
l0r Court in hody or in tracts 10 suit purchasers
Terms at sale. + A RORFSON
Ashwood, Baden County. N. c.. Feb. "a isGI' S7tf
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MARRIED..

In New Hanover county on the Dist inst by Thomas
Tate, Esq, Mr. ROBERT T. RiVENBAKK to. Miss Pencil
OPlE 4. SWITZERLAND daughter of Mr.. Wells Souihe
land.
In Onsow county at the residence of Mr. Lewis Jenkins
Thursday evening, 2st inst, by F.. Williams ESQ Mr.
WIN. PRESCOTT, TO Miss MILLY JENKINS, the daughter
ty, N. {.
On the 14h inst, by Geo. N. Lewis, Esq, ROBERT J.
TAYLOR, of Wilmington, n c., to SALLIE A. DRAKE, Of
Nash county, daughter OF the late Quincy A. Drake.
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N An H @ Cd.
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Jan. 20, 1851. t9063S-iy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-28
FIVE PREPARATIONS
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TUST RECEIVED from the Factory SEQ bs extra WHITE
q aud BLACK MIXED STEAM CURLED HAIR for Mat
am now prepared to put up short notice. any
quality of Hair Mattresses cheaper than offered IN this
market. keep constantly hand full assortment of
MOSS, 6HUCK and STRAW MATTRESSES, all sizes and
prices reduced to suit the times Received yesterday 10
dozen Stool Bottom Chairs which win be sold low for ch.
G. P0LVOGT,
Feb. 18th. Cor. Front and Primo ess sts.