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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
Address OF Generals B~eauregard an Z
Johnson 10 the ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS OF FHE AIMH ~ saE po,a.
Manassas J~unetiea, july 2slh, lssi'
Solder, ~ ne Confederate Staies,
One week ago a countless host Of mer
organized into an army, with all the an
pointments which modern art and praeiieai
skill could devise, invaded the soil Of Viz
ginia,
Their people sounded their approach
with triumphant displays of anticipated
Victory, TAeir generals eame in almost
regal state. Their ministers, senator's, and
wonleh esmeto witness the immolation Of
THIS army aud the ~sublngatlon OF our peo-
pie and to celebrate these with Wild re-
yelTy. "a
IL is with the .~prosnundest emotions Of
gratitude TO an oyerrulingGod, Whose hand
Is manifest in protecting our homes. and
your liberties, that we, your Generals COM
handing, are enabled, IN the name of our
whole country, TO thank You for that patrio-
tic courage, that heroiegallantry, that deyo-
ted daring, exhibited by youth The actions
OF the 18th and 2lst ofJuly, by which, the
host of the enemy was scattered, and a
signal and glorious Victory achieved.
The two affairs Of the 18th aud 2lst were
but the sustained aud continued efforts OF
your patriotism against the constantly re-
curing colors of an enemy fully treble our
numbers, and this effort was crowned on
the evening of the 2lst, with q victory so
complete that the invaders were driven
from the field and made TO fly in disorderly
rout back to observation-disclosures, Assistance
Of over thirty miles.
They left upon the field nearly every
piece of their ARTILLERY, u large portion Of
their equipments, baggage, stores, &C., &C.,
and almost every one OF their wounded and
dead, amounting. i"eathar vial, the prison.
crs, to many thousands, and thus the North
ern hosts were driven by you from Virginia.
Soldicrsl we congratulate you on an
event which insures the liberty Of your
country. We congratulate every man OF
you whose glorious privilege it was to par
ticipate in this triumph of courage and
truth, to fight in the battle of Manassas.
You have created an epoch in The history of
liberty, and unborn nations will rise up and
call you blessed. Continue this noble de-
v%otion, looking always TO the protection OF
the just God, and before time grows much
older, We will be hailed us the del verers OF
n nation of len millions Of people!
Comrades our brothers who have fallen
have earned indy ing renown, and their
blood, shed in our holy cause, is n precious
and acceptable sacrifice to the Father OF
truth and right; their graves ore beside the
tomb of Washington, their spirits have
Joined his in eternal communion. We will
hold the soil in which the dust of WASH
ingtcn is mingled with the dust of our
brothers. Wedrop one tcaron their %laurels,
| and move forward to ayenge them.
Soldiers we congratulate You ON a
| glorious triumph and complete victory. We
thank you for doing your whole duty in the
service Of your country.
JosErH i. JOHNSON.
G. I. BEAUREGAnD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
NEWS ITEMS.

The Richmond Dispatch says that Colonel
Roger A. Pryor, of Va, has been advanced
to a b~rigadier generalship.
Col. NJ. NJ. Payne, I'd Reg't Infantry, U.
s. A., and 1st It., A. L. Long, just from
California, have resigned their commissions
in the .'old wreck" and been appointed to
the Confederate Army. WmaaE. Peters, of
Va, late LIST 1t. in the U. s. Alias also been
appointed Adjutant General in Gen. Floyd's
brigade.
1t is said that the sold wreck" has re-
sorted to drafting in the New England
States, to organize its new regiments.
A report was current at Memphis, that
Senator Foster, of Connecticut. was killed
while endeavoring to initiate the advice
given to old Dan Tucker, to 'lgit out of the
way" The N. o. Delta thinks that the Al
mighty has hardly granted such a great
boon to the people of Connecticut, or We
should have heard it by lightning.
Gen. Bragg received the news of the bat
tic of Manassas at a ball given by the pco-
pie of Pensacola to his wife. The dispatch,
which was from President Davis, was read
aloud, and tho tidings were received with
shouts of joy from women as well as men.
Fremont's staff is announced as follows:
Capt. ]. G. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant Gen.
cral and Acting Commissary; Brevet Ma
jor Jno. NJ. Kinstrey, Assistant Quarter
master Surgeon; s. G. ]. DcCampt, Medical
Director; Lieut.. Colonel T.. II. Andrews, As
sistant Paymaster.
The Western Re serve in Ohio, which has
leavened the WHOLE State with ultra Adolf
tionism, has not sent a single regiment to
Lincoln's aid.
A Washington telegram to the N. Y.
Herald, sent on the 23d, says.
The civil and military heads Of the Gov
eminent nave had a meeting at the White
House to-day, and reviewed the past. looked
the present strongly in the face, and en-
deavored to account for the picture present
ed Congress and the newspapers were
charged with awful responsibility of the
failure on Sunday at Bull Rum. Tie Pres
ident leaned wholly upon the judgment of
his military chieftain Gen. Scott. The lat
ter said; 81 am the greatest coward in the
array, and cught TO be removed for surrcn-
der.ng ny sNn opinion of duty, in a crisis
ike this, 10 popular e~ianor, induced by
bunkum threats in Congress aud daily
newspaper harangue-'
The Washington correspondent Of tie
Herald, noting the call for great masses Of
troops for tie protection Of the capi'ai,
ears. aihe contractor are ~shuekiiug in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

GEN. SIBLEy's BRIGADG.--Gen. Sibley's
brigade of mounted men, which it was at
first supposed, and so announced, was for
service on the Northern frontier of Texas,
we now learn is to proceed, as soon as or
ganized, to FL Paso, for service on the ex-
tieme Western frontier. 1t is proper that
n reinforcement should proceed there to
sustain Col. Baylor in the recent offensive
movement he has made against the federals
in that direction, and Gen. Sibley's COM
mand will enable him not only to protect
the frontier in that direction, but also, if
necessary, to capture and occupy some OF
! the Federal rorts IN Ariyrnaand New 5Mexi-
co.
Our last private adviccs from San Anto-
MO, state that it was believed Gen. Sibley
has already had companies enough offered
to him, to fill up his brigade, and they will
probably soon be on the march.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
Still Later SPOm Fort FlllmOPe.
Col. Baylor Captures the whole OF the
force uiler Maj. Enthusiastically
p,,,,tSs nnNnuu stha1

hurt on our side!
On our outside page we give the parti-
culars of the taking of Fort Fillmore. In
fhe San Antonio Herald Of the 10th we,
find the following additional particulars,
and the capture of Maj. Lynde, whole force,
including arms, accoutrements, &c. AS
usual with the"Federals it will be seen that
before evacuating the Fort, the troops des-
troyed all the property that they could not
take with them. The account is taken from
the Mesilla Times OF the 29th. That paper
saws that $500, 900 worth'o of property was
taken, and that the taking of Fillmore relic
yes Arizona from Federal mis-rule:
EVACUATION OF FonT FILLMoRE.-At one
o'clock on the morning of the 9th Mai.
Lynde evacuated Fort Fillmore with all his
command, previously destroying much val
liable property and munitions of war. The
soldiers destroyed much OF their Company
property, muskets, clothing, q blacksmith
shop, Bakery, and one of the Quartermas-
ter's store rooms had been completely burn
ed down. The majority of the buildings
we're uninjurcd, and can be Immediately
occupied by the Confederate forces. The
Hospital stores, medicines and furniture
were most completely broken up, and nearly
all the arms and a large quantity 81 am
munition were destroyed. Agreat deal OF
valuable commlssary stores ana o.ner pro
petty were unframed, 10 the anhou"' Vi
several thousand dollars.
THE ETREAr.-Ihe y; .. 'roops .''.,
ted in the direction OF iore s:anp'' anu
were seen BY our SCOUTS lp."eat9 ~
daylight, eight OF .en m' M.S 80
Cruces, in the mountains. my "nole
Command OF Coniedera'o troops "eIo
ordered in pursuit. ana rowaru on IN iuil
chase after me lugi'lyes,, lne ioAe iAy
over the ta6ieianos ana mountains W
pass in the orgahos cnalh' ny way Oh nah
Augustine Springs, over aroute where thero
was no water, and the day was excessively
warm. !.
Some six or seven miles on this side oil
the San Augustine Springs, stragglers OF
the U. s.. Infantry were oyertaken and the
way to the Springs had the appearance of
complete. route. Gunsw were strung along
the road and cartridge boxes. The six miles
to the Springs was a succession of charges;
men we're taken prisoners and disarmed in
squads; the artillery was captured and the
greater portion of the Infantry were taken
before the main command was reached.
Tug SunRENpER-Maj. Lynde was cam
ned near the Gan Augustine Springs, and
had still some four hundred men with him
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
fhe Lalesi nom Pori kmllh.

Joshua Mecanla ESQ. Of this county,
returned home from Arkansas, ON Saturday
last, bringing PORT Smith dates Of the 9th
inst. and a numbeF Of letters from Capt,
GoolIs command to therelaliyes and friends
Of the soldiers at this place, Mr. NJ
furnishes US with the following late aud
reliable intelligence Of the movements OF
Gen. Mecullosh.
Telegraphic adyless has been received at
Port Saith, that GEN iyOns the e9mmaa-
ler Of the Federal forces at Springfield,
evacuated that pltee on Sunday, the iIh,
aud Gen. MeCnlloeh entered the city ON
Monday, the 9th. On the 9th Gen, NJ. sent
forwanl a Sufficient force OF cavalry TO In
tereept aud prevent Gen. Lyons retreat.
onthe Tth heavy ~eauanading was heard IN
the direction OF the hostile armies, and IL
was generally believed that a general
engagement took place on that day. No
particulars Of the battle had been received
NJ Fort Smith. Col. Greer's regiment Of
TeSansjoined Gen. MeCulloch on the Island
Of course must have had a part in the fight.
Capt. Goods iat,ery Of Artillery took up
their line of march from Fort Smith for
Springfield on Tuesday, tho Cn-Mr. NJ.
saw them depart, They were well and in
fine spirits, and had exchanged their broken
down horses for Others, that were in excel
'7r' coalition oHf correspondent ~ El
''aer e''0mn, represent suc 90 bio mta
a. oa 'hc aIa. .sr l,t tlf, 81, lnlbrns A.
That v,s ,n'' ,ligbty sl0l aul -I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

ia" After the evacuation of Hampton by
the Fcdcialists, the town was burned and
much valuable property dcstro, ell. Alarge
number of negroes captured by them, was
found, that they were unable 70 take with
them into Fortress Monroe. More than two
hundred and fifty were found running at
large, without authority and much fright
cncd at their novel position. They were
taken by the Confederate troops and held
subject TO tho wishes Of their masters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

Ex-Minister Faulkner has been appoint
cd hrigadier general in the Confederate
service
The war between Hayti and Spain has
ended. and the difficulties adjusted. Spain
DEGREES the abolition Of slavery forever.
i dispatch dated the 18th says that ap-
n, shersions arc felt for the safety Of Lieut..
crosby, with a federal scouting party feOm
Fart Monroe, which had been absent four
days.
Dan siekles of hey notOrieiy is TO be
made a brigqdier generalin the U. S. array.
L is said thai Prince Napoleon 5 visit has
fo.its object the enlightenment Of the En-
sror regarding american Affairs
One Of the prisoners in Richmond, from
Wisconsin, says that the only representa-
ton made hin BY ths Lncolnites that has
taraed cut true, vas that lie EOuld certain
n b. IN Rirhnon8 during the month Of
5s3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
From the Delta Of the 9th

FUN INV ifGi't " Az phh'
ANOTHER NAVAL ADMINISTRATION a
gentleman of the highest responsibility
who was an eyewitness OF the hght-wc
have the particulars of an engagement
which occurred last Friday at Horn Island
Pass, between a federal steam-trigate, sup
posed to be the Niagara, aad the little Con-
federate privatecr }. o. Nixon.
The Nixon, wishing to avail herself Of
the fair winds, left Pascagoula Bay last FRI
day morning, intending 10 go Yankee hunt
ing on the deep blue sea. When about II
miles from Horn Island Pass, she discovered
n large federal steamer ahead, attempting
to cut hor off. The Nixon tackled and stood
in again for the pass, aud reached the bal
about u mile ahead Of the F~cderalist. The
latter then opened fire on her Mt tllat us-
lance the Nixon Immediately responded,
and the exchange of shots was carried Oh
for about twenty minutes.
In the meantime tho little lake steamcr
Arrow made up, md when within range o.
the Fcderalist, she opened s9mc OF her ~
Mt the Yankees. At the end Of about twent
minutes from the time the firing commence
the Federalist, with three of the Nixon
heavy pills in her hull, got up a big heat
of steam, and, crowding on every inch OF
canvas she could use, made regular Mar
asass time seward
Not the slightest injury was received b.
the Nixon or the steamer Arrow, whilst ~
is thought that the additional weight ot
those three balls which were given the Fed
~eralist by the Nixon, may impede her pro
eress to some extent. She has not bcell
| seen in that quarter since.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

II How IT WAS TO HAVE BEEN DoNE.-The
magnificent scheme of conquest and su9li-
CATION planned by Old Scott, and broken UP
last Sunday by Beauregard and other mar
plots, is thus described by the Cinclr nat
Enquirer, of a late date:
Gen. Mcdowell, who has charge OF tbs
division opposite Washington, and emil rae
ing some eighty thousand troops, goe di-
rectly to Richmond. lie has already rea ched
Fairfax Court House, and will, by to-iaor'
row night, have possession of Man
junction.
Gen. Patterson moves towards Wincias-
ter. driving johnson towards Manassai az
Richmond, where he will join Beaifet H'li
and the two conduct the Confederate Army
South of Richmond.
Zen. Mcclellan was TO 80 to Stanton Nh
thence to East Tennessee, where he ~
make every arrangement 10 move on NhAh-
vile and Memphis.
While Gen. Mcclellan is moving TOW a.as
Nom -hss from East Tenn IS c, Yen. ert-
mont TO whom has been assigheu the vest
$50 d;vision % the army, will move Z ON
c. bv water. and by Ian through Ken
- ~ r,cet Gen. Mcclellan at that place.
Tho Great Object OF Gen. Scott is to occu-
RicImod and Memphis for two objects
onc ms a basis for future winter opera IONS
against the. Gulf States, to act in con lHc-
ton with tie bloekading squadron, am The
other TO enable England =ad FRANCE g. gst
from Menphisaud Richmond thf aga
Northern ports, aud thereby secure the
peace Of those Counties,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

~ Nc call attention TO the advertise
inents urlea. Peak, Jr, in lo-day's paper,
The medicines advertised are soa'oaddh aud
all mesh nni genuine, Particularly would
We mention the Toaic Bitfrs made by Dr.
Teak. It Is a sure preventive Of ehills aud
ieyer, ,h,S Troublesome disease which Is so
prc,aleu, just guw. Give him a call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

ARIzoyA.-The Mesilla Times of the 10th
fprcvious to the Capture of Fillmore) says
that many companies of Federal troops
were ordered and on their way to Fort
Fillmore, and it was said by the knowing
ones. that it was their intention to recap
ture Fort Bliss and subjugate Arizona.
Col. Baylor with his Texas boys has saved
them the trouble, by r%elievi' 8 them OF inc
care of their own fort and providing qgar-
tiers for the Federal troops whore they can
do no harm. The Times further says, that
the Federal troops had evacuated and aban-
doned Fort Breckenridge, the troops there
in marching TO Fillmore. Previous to
abandoning Breckenridge they burnt all
the Government property they could not
carry away with them, ammounting to
many thousand dollars worth Of property,
consisting of provisions and clothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

HEs.A few days ago, the blockading
squadron off Galveston was increased by
the arrival of a steamer and q large bark.
The bark remained but n short time and
then stood off to the S. T.. The steamer, q
propeller about the size of the South Caro-
Alma, remained two or three days and then
left. The superstition is they came to bring
provisions, &c, to The mosquito feet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

GSIg" A magnificent flag made by Mrs.
| Davis, Mrs. Wigfall and Mrs. Waul, was
presented to the Texas Battalion by Prcsi-
dent Davis, in an eloquent speech. An i'm
mense c%oncoursc of citizens aud the militia
~ was present to hear the speech and wit
ness the ceremonies. Mr.. Davis surpassed
himself in his happy style Of compliment
ing the Texas boys. He said that they had
q more difficult task to perform in main
tanning their reputation, than other men
had in building one. Wigfall replied for
them, in a short and appropriate speech,
and pledged himself for the boys that they
would maintain it or die. He said that he
spoke. thus boldly because hc spoke not for
himself, but for the brave Texans who had
never yet on any field turned their backs
upon an enemy ;-tlat they would sleep on
the battlefield, either the rcpose Of %victors,
or the sleep Of death.
The scene was sublime in its enthusiasm
and we felt about six inches taller, in hear
ing our Texas boys SO praised and applaud
IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

ITJ+ QE's'Ps .RorPhiRe, DRUMS, Ff'' and
Observation-Disclosures of a mixture, but ar
c,es that aic much called for at ,his time
and advertised in 'o-dsy's paper FOR sale by
Z. q. Alexanher. Of Donhnm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

Ms" The Federal Congress has adjourned
and the members have gone home in a hur-
ry. They didn't care about staying so near
those rebel chiefs, johnson and Deauregard,
and have changed their notions of enjoy
ing those dinners, &C., in Richmond. Some
of them are minus several baskets Of cham
payne, with which they started on their
triuniphal trip to the capital of the Con-
tolerate States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

On our outside to-day will DO found a SER
mon delivered at waxahachic, onfast-Day,
by Rev. ". II. Stokes. 1t has been Oh hand
several weeks, tut we could not find room
for il sooner. u will well pay perusal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
1DALLsASi
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 81, 1851

LAlsETAINNsSr.-see the advertisement,
II Mrs, u, II, Polk, undsg the above head
ing, Her house Is situated m lhe main
%,fave'c RAD hence To Houston %andtavelsr'
Ilylng her a call WI not Lave OCCASION to
leglel b.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

gSsy. We issue a full sheet this week, to
bring up some arrearagcs of ''copy" on hand
that VIC desired to publish. We wish we
were in n condition safely TO continue it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

ns- Attention is called to the advertise
mco of Dissolution of %o-parlucrship of The
srm Of Hal s Thompson in this days pa
Per.
Tho business will DO carried on by NJ. NJ
Thompson, Mt the old stand, where no will
be pleased TO sec his friends, and will &C
commodate them in the best nnc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

pg See the advertisement Of joshua Nc
Canls, who wants 10 buy II negro girl, and
will pay CASH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

rSE" Is. L. Hawkins Esq, Of Ellis and S.
a. Vcn;crs Esq, of Denton have our thanks
Tor the official vote of their respective
counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

MILITARy.-Gcn. Sibley arrived at Hous-
ton on the sth inst. Tie News says he
will call ON Gov. Clark, for two mounted
regiments. lie will make his headquarters
ut San Antonio.
Gen. Van Dorm has o'aered Capt. Mech
ling 5 company of Light Artillery from San
Antonio 10 Harrisburg, where Capt Edgar's
company Of regulars arc stationed. The
Sews adds.
IN oficer has been sent u Brownsville
10 bring ih,nce 10 san Autpnio, tie horses
tnrncd over from Majors Hunt anlFrenehs
L. s. batteries and The 2d o. S. cavalry.
Maios Maciin. Chicf.Qnart1r Master end
Ordnance Officer. c.&. A. al San Antonio.
is ordered &c senl 10 Galveston a full allow
aaee Of elsfhing for a re1itAcnt o~finf9Rtry,
and to pfscsfe provisions far thcm also,
70 kcnd 8 Harrisburg arms aad finlauni-
don sor 9 resimeat 81 iDsariy, q iargc
qaart;tg ofr5Ndtf an5 go naifsea rhines
sfimunitian ana fssnrss. an1 proEide FOR
do sen a4G Hhsz1s 1T HsTrishnre
gws 80 how izerA Vasssi dasn, On The
.hIorEb RlcL1iani r. B~cafsounig
M .f-nr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

'la.r som Sowing NIc.iuo IN yonf
family. 1850. g,stralg0O 'a A" 1'mgreiIs
crise, AZ Sa.r:1s ~ ..a"A, ..d yst one oi
his celebrated double lock stitch machines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21
Bssyyn In this Judicial District, j. W.. Fer

EkssS" In this judicial District, j. W. Fer
ris, Esq, of Ellis county, is probably elect
cd Judge. We give below such returns as
we have received, official and unofficial
We have no figures from Van Zandt county
at all, but learn from n traveller, that Good
had a majority there:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

A Doc SHesrs HrxsELs, AND "or \
NEcno.-Last night, at the 81 Ohasie no,
tel, n gun was kBocsed down oy uot'
the dog, on running to get eai OF tns -
II as itsras falling. the gun Fenl ol M
killed tie deg and shot a negro lDah ""
r,o.-FoTt Smith Times, eh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

The Cincinnati Enquirer says The recruit
ipr trade in that city is hard at WeEkE
Two new regiments arc. Being oTgani.e4
but il is doubtfnl whether isey EiileNsf DC
--u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

IAN election was held at Forts Waslito,
Mbucklc and Cobb, on the 9TH, for field Of
feers of the regiment stationed at thoso
.Bosts, and W. c. Young was elected Colo
bel without opposition. There was no choice
kor Lieutenant Colonel and Major.-Shtr-
bnan journal.
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is elected Lieut.. Governor by a heavy ma
sjority, and 50 is Crosby for Commissioner

THE TEXAS DELEGATIoN.--Wc cannot
speak too highly Of the entire Texas delega-
tion ut Richmond. Their close attention to
their duties, their talents, the high cstima-
ton in which they are held by the other
members, the influence they cxcrtupon leg
i%slation, their heightened bearing and earn
est, honest department, are well worthy Of
The praise Of our people. AS a delegation,
they are attentive to the applications and
wants Of our people whenever they appear
at Richmond on business, and the efforts
made by them TO render themselves useful
70 Texans, will not be soon forgotten. Tex
as may we'll feel proud of her members and
.,nay rest assured that the interest of the
country will not suffer in their hands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

N Cant. T%hrockmorton, from Fort Good,
land Capt. Nicholson, from Fort Arpuchie,
Yor,.iyed in town Tuesday evening.
{ Commissioner Pike and suite had arrived
Nj Fort Cobb and had a preliminary TAX
With the Indians. 1t is thought to be doubt
Iul about his affecting n satisfactory treaty
with some of the tribes in that countr. -
fisherman Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-21

We learn by a gentleman who len Ne
ella an he S3sh. ult. that about one hour
before he left, gen. A. Sidney Johnson with
somo eight OF ten resigned officers Of the
g. s. a., arrived there from California.
They vii doubtless be along IN few dars,
ready to take serrics in the q Ct The
Confederate Stsies-TdrErgrA.