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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

IGy- A correspondent writing from Camp
Walker, Ark, gives us the following anu
sing incidents, told in conncxion with the
battle of Oak Hills
You know the battle began very early
in the morning, and that the first intelli-
gence the army had of an approaching foe
was the booming of Seigers battery and
the rattle of grape and cannistcr. Some Of
the Texas boys say they have often heard
rereiilc but Seigel had the d----dest way of
sounding it for them they ever heard.
Some if the troops Oil our side lad no
shoes when the battle began, some no pants
Their necessities were the rstthng thought
of of after the first volley, and they watch
cd a chance to supply them. The poor fell
low who had no shoes WATCHED for a.Dutch-
man with first rate ones, and lifting up his
old rifle deliberately dropped him with the
exclamation, any ices, by Gco'geI" and
so with the man minus pants. In every in
stance they E" called their shots"
After the battle was over, a negro belong
ing TO an officer, and one who had fought
side by side with his Master, was seen
marching through the camp with a large
fat Dutchman waddling along before him.
Some one called out to know what he had
there. His reply was, a0h, muffin, sar, but
one o dem d--d DutclIes sWha are you
going to do with him, was the next enqui-
ry. "Jis takin him to show TO AIassa; and
as lc wished him to turn to the rightor left
in passing through the camp, the negro
would bawl out in an authoritative tone,
.iile right Tor left,) you Id Dutch; shoot
white folks, ha
al E~1.4 - Z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

Tue Z inr SriRiT.--Wc call attention to
'he S,'i IL stessrs. lIaswell Bros, Of Milli-
can. Texas, in to-day's paper, headed "io
,he rub,c.r They offer one-four,h of all
their ohnrgcs, as a donation to the use of
The Confs,lerncy and also will receive and
forward all articles of clothing blankets,
quilts, & 3d. Tor the use Of tho troops free Of
charge They say they lave no produce TO
offer bot nrc willing and ready to contri-
bute their mite to the good cause. This is
the proper spirit, and we hope to sec them
ru>1n,a gcd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25
TO TE6E PUBLIC.

I'D ENG desifous OF contributing our mite
Ee to the Confederate Loan, and having
neither cotton nor corn crop, We will max Q
reduction of 0NE-FOURTH of our char
ges for receiving and forwarding. on all
produce for the Use of the Confederacy.--
Further, we will receive and forward all ar
ticles of clothing blankets, quilts, &c, for
the use Of the troops, free Of charge, and
forward the same to order. sf
We will receive Confederate bonds at par
for all our charges. 90
HASwELL BROS.
Millicen. Sept 19, leGl.-5l:lmc.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, /
COUNTY OF DALLAS.
To any larefai officer Of Dallas county, Greet-
ing:
Won are hereby commanded to summon
Il Jacob L-StillEeil, by publication in
the Dallas Herald to be and appear before
me, James n. Smith, Justic of the Peace
in and for Dallas county, precinct No.
at my Office, on the 26fh day OF October, A.
ID. Eighteen hundred and SKI , -one. befEeen
the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and two a.
clock p. NJ. OF said day, 10 answer the con-
plant of A. D. Rice, on plea Of debt due
By note, STA 6l, credited BY $40
Fail not, and due return make as thc law
directs. Gixon under my hanF, this "a day
Of September, A. d. 1861.
JAS. n. SMITH,
5I.sL Jrssee fSH R-frs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

GEy ssnSEr JonSsoN.-I'y the tbs
graphic Intelligence in io-days paper, it
will be see, that Gen. A. S. Johnston has
been assigned 10 the command Of the Con-
-5cdelnie troops in Aissouii. This will be
gratifying to all Fremont is TO be mct.
end Be retld better loot out for the Gencr-
VI. Ncezpcst arigorOas movement Of cur
sriny IN Missouri before the winter sets in.
The MisseariaDs are rising and becoming
loider 81 over the gate, and with Gen.
.yebnssr a. their leader. Re Aau leok for
decisive acrion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

tsg~A Ai'cnrion is especially directed To
'hcsarl Il Col. Jnhn T. Colt, calling fer
rnhp scr, to form company for the Reg'-
iurul ol Col. NJ, T. johnson. Col. Coz Is
an olscev pr the most gcnilemanly bearing,
snI thor onghly acquainted with military
nnltOrG Tic young men of our county
couid 10, enlist undcr better leader, and
ge holc o see his company made up al an
c.rlY DIV.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

CAVALRY TAcrics.-D, Richardson, o! the
News Office Galveston, has jus, published a
li,tlc work on Cavalry Tactics, n cory of
which we have just received. 1t is II neat
little pamphlet, uniform with the work on
Infantry Tactics, issued some weeks ago by
the same publisher. The hook contains ST
pages, "cmbracing The Sclool,of The Troop
or, The School of the Troop, and the organi-
zaiion Of Cavalry" taken from Gilham's
Manual of Instruction for Volunteers and
Militia. 1t is the standard authority for
the State of Texas,--Price so cents.
The same same publisher has also, lnfan-
try Tactics and Cavalry tactics in onc vol
nme,-lrcc 81.
sPersons fishing the above works, or either
of them. ..slould address D.i Richardson,
Galveston, Texas inclosing lic money, and
they will be sent free Of postage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

fs'2" The Houston Telegraph notices the
asetl old. Sweeney, Esq. for over year
tho local editor Of that papcr. He was
drowned few miles West of New Iberia,
on his way to orcrtakc the Bayou City
Guard, (which company he was member.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25
Letter from Carlp.
HEAD QUARTERS, YoUyG's BRIGADE,
e Camp Reeres, II miles North. Of.
sherman Vcvax Snnt q IaH1

SH"V Atttcs, i UtifeS -tDTtN. o..
Sherman, Texas, Sept. 0, 1851.
DEAR MISUNDERSTANDING or 10 news 10
communicate, but to do away with the tnlsc
impression existing in your town and coun-
ty that this brigade will not be formed,
drop you line, las the angler said to the
fish, to say that Regiment No. l, Colonel
Young, is full, and there are several COM
panics already in camp, and three more
daily expected, for Regiment No2, of which
We Capt. Brinson's company arc one.
Capt Quayle's company, Of Tarrant CO.,
were mustered into service on the 9th and
we on the 9Th inst with fair prospect of
getting off to Missouri at an carly day, and
I think our regiment will organize about
next week; md Maj. Bate, Of Titus county
is said, by tho knowing ones, to bo the most
prominent man for Colonel. There are six
companies and detachment now in camp,
viz: Capt. Reeves, Grayson county, Capt
Harmon, do, Capt. Twitty, Cook county,
Capt. Bowen, HOPKINS co., Capts. Quayle
and Brinson, Tarrant county, and detach
ment Of Capt Stuart's, Titus county.
The men are all in fine spirits, and have
no lack of pastimes when not on drill, which
is only two hours, morning and evening
The night of curarrival in camp we had a
grand scrcnade, music consisting of three
violins and n flute, sometimes varied with
thesfifc and drum. The procession visited
the several camps giving each a few tunes,
and returned home in good order, al an ear
ly hour. We have no less than dozen fid-
dlers in our company alone and stag
dances are no rarity at all.
The detachment of four which spent such
an agreeable night in D. on our way up,
arrived in Sherman only half q day ahead
Of tho company, butin time toselccta camp
where we remained two days, and then
marched to the head quarters Of the brigade,
where we are now comfortably camped, in
a post-oak grove, witha good parade ground
in front, and mean water in the rear. Hope
to get off by the 25th. All we'll except
few cases of chills. Yours, Be-, Girls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

gr We have lottcr from our young
frisnd Wiley 6tinson, who was wounded in
the battle Of Oak Hills, dated at the Iiospi-
tal near Springfield, Sept lst. He says that
his physician feared for some time that am
p,itAtion Of the arm would be necessary,
Sut he was then getting along finely, ard
hoped soon to be we'll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

Gen. ]. II. Rogers of Jefferson. who has
just returned from Richmond, has been COM
missioned TO raisc>a regiment OF infantry
for service in Missouri. Mr.. W. i. CrurnP
has been commissioned to raise a battalion
OF mounted men for the same field ofopera-
tons. Their commissions are from the Con-
frderate Stnits Goyernment7-f'aris Press
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

Thomas Haygood, who was hung in
Grimes county, a few days ago, on the
clearly proven charge OF having assassin
ted the lion. Jarncs II. Anderson. bonsfed,
inst before be vas hung, that he bad killed
three men, and lad serrea ten years in the
I5ruffruf-arr-f f-fs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

re- a cn,len is direoied to the alrer'
t'scr nt or the Cedar Springs lns'i'nie
wbl,l, rs. ,c-cpcnei on MOn'lsy last, by
lev q. . ra,lIlo, assisted by Miss Helena
Ws. h,'i of whom are well known In this
,icnu a, accomplished scholars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

PEestpEvrIAL ELEcroRs.- Who are they :?
Can any tell, and why do we not agrcc up
on sppc eligible men for this important
dUtyf ltis time we were hearing from
Mann Le.ra - l1l n N. ~ N. n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

Cpl VI. I. JonNsoy.--This gentleman is
nov at iomc and xill proceed at once to
che proper measures for organizing his rcsi.
merit Sec his card in to-day paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

B>st See card OF Leigh Oldham, Merchant
aud WOOL Factor, Fort Worth, Texas. Mr..
QIdham proposes to tnkc Confederate bonds
'or wnrianis for merchandise and debts due
him 1911
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

psy a en,ion is called Ia advertisement
lrhrsgo girl. .isood home is sguarran'ied'
A,nly ~ ,his Office at an early day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

CALL FROM GEy. MeCuLLccn ron MORE
TRoors.--We publish in days paper, n
cali from Gen. Ben. McCulloch, for five reg
iinea,s OF troops, each, from the States Of
Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. These
roops are to be infantry, and those from
Texas will rendezvous at Sherman, and
will be mustered in by companies, blttal-
ions or regiments, and as soon as mustered
ia, transportation will be furnished them
10 proceed TO Camp Jackson, Ark. We do
not Jo,ibi that the quota assigned to Texas
win DO raised Immediately. Read the call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25
-. ~ - ~ lribaae molal q,

t,,s. Tho Arw YORK Isibane moral 1'>
uron iae a,si ,Ial no slaye insnFTesli"H'
h We vet aiicndt,l the advance Of the orrs'
Yankee Army. iupards the s,u'h. Il ss!s
,lai our four mlillens OF slaves Offset The
,l.ht mil .iaus Of Northern whites, aud that
,i,e actual rcsls,ins poWor of tie seulh- is
ca a 10 that Of while population Of flIesn
m,llious, with the grcai advantage Of ff hl-
Ing on their own soil. The Tribade views
II ImTerly when he says
".,m what has become Of the foW mil
lions OF slaves omitted In the culenlaflonsg
Why are they lefl ontl They are neither
dead nor lille. They are doing more 10 sns'
tain ihe rebellion than mn eql al number of
whites. They are feeding and elp,hins the
rebel army. They ill tie soil they do Ihe
hard drrlgery In the eampsi lLey fetch and
carry; they erect the batteries, aud dig the
entertainments, aud mount lie gansi they
4 live tie mules aud tcamsi loal and un-
lusl the Wagons anil railroad cars. They
asslstin ali ihs n,aehiue sl'oi~ in manufac-
turing cannon and other warlikc materials,
Thousands of1htm n,c mechanics, workers
in wood aud iron. They handle the cnSe, the
pick, end shovel, the lior, the sickle nnd the
phw.
.Ihe labor Of these four millions OF slaves
supports the rebel side Of the war. IL ch-
nblCs tic whole able bodied male population
to enter the Confederate carmy. The slaves
arc left in chare OF the old aud females and
moanleh patrols I ,t
1hr.aboye extracts shows very plainly
tha, Greeley feels rs IL lie had walked up the
wrong passenger, got the wrong SOW by
the ear, burnt his fingers, caught Tartar
torn his vcstmcnt, or done some other ridic-
'ulous thing, when he counted upon negro
cooperation in his unholy crusade against
the South, and consequently ngai,is, the
peace and welfare of the negroes themselves
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25


,-sIag z. WrRnAH.--We are Informed that
.this gcnieman will visit this place at an
early day making the canvass through the
District for Congress. It's unnecessary for
US to say anything by way of recommend
ing this iible and faithful servant of the
people Of Texas, to the consideration of the
public lis lifelong devotion to the prin-
ciplos FOR which We have con;endcd aid
for which our people arc now lighting, we
hope will be remembered on the day Of
election and unite in s,nl'ng him to the
Halls Of tongrcss, where his commanding
tsivsts aai intimate acquaintance with the
genius OF our government, may render him
useful member, as well as an ornament
30 the state. We predict for this distin-
guished gentleman, profound scholar and
l,ardworking Industrious man. brilliant
spd nsefnl future.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

~ Attention is called to the card of
pr. A. VI. Cuc, ran, in to-day's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

ra5" See advertisement OF 4. NJ. Stack
Yolc rur wheat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

A train from the Rio Grande has lately.
brought TO :. Anfonio 600 sacks of coffee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-09-25

BrT , pres. or news cOInpels NJ to o"''
. aurmrwication sent in fur this issue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-04
Far the Richmond Dispatah.l
Ths Ladies' OF gcrth Carolina.

The laeiss Of Wilmington, Goldsbsro', New.
bern, GEeenSborough and Gransille forward
cd to this city, to the care OK the Hen. A. w.
venaeIs, many boxes of hospital stores and
cloth iAg for The sick, suffering and wou1Ged
soldiers OF North t!afo1nn-au of which have
been received and forwarded to tha several
caInTs in the State OF Virginia. In this work
MIR. Venabie was much assisted nv the Young
Mems Christian Association of Rionnrni -
He also received from the ladies' Of t4olds5oro'
one huGdred and seven dollars, from the Ia
dies OF Newbern one hundred eEd dity
dollars, and from other sources, nfsesn
dollars, Tor tae same purpoSe, Oae
hundved and seventy dolIafs we're ap-
proprieted TO ths Sycsmars Hospital,
in tAis city, for tha reief of a larEs
NO pmbsr Of Sex soldiers from Ncrth Carolsna,
VINO ere now receiving the Lad attention OF
the benevolent ladies who are &ct,yeIy Gsvot-
ing themselves 10 tAis hGT1aaa and Christian
sefvios. The rest OF the money has been raid
10 the Colonies CT regiments tQf the benefit OF
the sick cut IN remote Tositicns, aud tn re-
lieviDg the present necessities Of sick Soldiers
returning noIne 10 recover their health He
also returns the thanks of ouc SICK TO Mrs.
John Tyler the Vile # the Hou. ,fohn Tyler,
for q box Of wine and cordlal5 U1erared by
herself, and ny her direction sent to tns sick
soldiers st the same hos pital
The cares aLd pressure of public duties pre-.
vented Ar Venabte frcI1 davotirg rs anuoh
personal attention as h. would have desiIfd
10 this good vgork; but those 70 whom lle en-
trusted IL have dole it much better than he
COuiu ptSSAH4y nave u0A@ LIE % 1TiGttc
charity of me women Of Norts Caroiiza is sulIy
appreciated by tne soldiere. ana the blessing
OF God, which make "A sick and tLt'Lcs. no S,r-
row tkerowith," VIII Ha tEeir lear IS vi b
j1y.
70 the sick soldiers Of North Carost~a who
may hereafter core 20 kit ithmord Mr. D1niaI
Il London wi give eie s.5eu'tCn, ans direct
ss many OF them u h S,camora Hospital as
~ Ge received IL % Iuaf ,verItuti3s1 GlAy
will there ma 5n the u s'or CT fsle chur
the R-s Mr. Pet ] sep uis associ,I.e laperiu-
teDdsnt, J I'm = DickiGsJvl. Esd ami the
piuUs lad OF his coYgre e. ii m tcgetbcr with
tue s.d or an .nteli gent com ri ttsE and an SX-
ce!ieat thvsician ID. :Sn cad Al ne tgl i9ur IS
neces aIy for sics ard ST ffe Irg sttargers -
Ia the name OF Norm C4lO9ina, ( u thanks
are tsLddrad To that b snavolea,t association
wi b the prayer that tIed msy bless s4an for
their labor OF icye.
!
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TIE NsurtnIifY If Kentucky.

GAILATTF, Tenn, Aug. 26, 1861.
10 the Editors of the Dispdtch. We are not
little annoyed by the course pursued and
A1Sly to be continued by Ken tucky. We de-
well like her neutrality, believing that she
shcul9 be with US, adding another star to our
Confederfcy, we could be reconciled to it II
she would in reality preserve neutrality. In
stead OF which, she only cries neutrality,
whilst Lincoln & Go. are sending In arms
money az any re can gat) and men 10 aid her
dtsioFal sons 70 deprive tas rest OF all power
ana finally, in fight which they must soon
have among themselves, 20 subjugate and turn
Kentucky ever TO the usurper. Kentucky
is in a woefui fx--diyided into two parties
Hard to tell which has the me Giority. Neither
vii give up or yield. Therefore, we antici-
pate q kaikenpy cat light among them. Some
evil spirits have been and are row eyetting
themselves TO get up d .ficulty between our
State and Kentucky. | hope they will fail.
and that kentucky will yet merit the assist.
ance of Tennessee when her hour shall come.
LircosR, Scott &c Go. can go into kentucky,
il Kentuckians will pexmil their neutrality
to be elsreg arded bat wee be to them when
they polsu q the saii Cf Tennessee !, for all ner
men, Old and young, even women and chfi.
dran, VIII light them 70 the death. In this
county, already so well represented In Vir-
ginia. there are good many companie,
raised. and others not yet filled, besides seye-
ral cavalry companies, all of which will soon
be ready fer marching orders.
To-day, the ladies of this place meet at the
Presbyterian Church fer the purpose Of or
ganizlng soldiers relief society That they
will succeed in all things thereto per tanning,
there is not O doubt. God bless the ladles-
Iheir patriotism knows NO bounds / kaow
not one hereabc Is who would not share heT
last penny with the brave soldier. T.
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Rs-AsT lNFoRarIow rega disg tbs standard
work upon taa nj 'prGs ana dress 0f the Tpav
be hat Of FOL. DUNCAN who can be urd IN tae
oiaoe Of Col. BEAs, Assist Mt dju,ast Genera. !.
CouTt-Ho ouss BuiIdink The following papers
vii ple2se copy the advertisement TO the amOu ut
Oh s5, aud charge this oTiee:
LouisiaHa-Pic2y yuns, New Orleans Delta. do
Cfescaat, do
,AiabaSaa-Mail, Montgomery Evening News,
Mobile; Democrat, huntsville
Ienzaessse-kt9;steF, kpokville; Ava aacho,
Memphis; UEton and American, and Banner,
Nashvilss
Miss'siPli- -COnrier, Nasshez Wing, YiGksburg;
Mississippisn, jackson.
ia--RspubticR2, Savannah Chropiela, An
susta C0nteo eracg, atlanta: Telegraph, Aaeop,
Senh C9rotiHG-COn rier. Chsrl ton; Aereury,
do /; eouta Carolina Guardian, Columbis
North carotfno state Journal, Raisish; Jour
mai, ~ llmie gt0n.
Fiorf3a--OGs Ever. Penssco'a.
, -arsa"sas s-1rus Democrat. Little Rock; Shield.
Helena
b'rginig-yirg'n LYnchburg; Republican.
do,j ExPrass, Petersburg Day book, Norfolk
valley Star. Lexic gtou
Ierds- Hews, Galveston (; dateits, Austin.
Mag Ji1ad-6Xea9Gge. BaltEcrs
RataI Iiore hrz Var r al
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
CorresToEdGuee CT the Richmond D1sratch
Una6Gted MStitary Enthusiasm IA, Hzsfff fs


tIAhiFAA u H. Aug. 70, 1901.
Last MONDAY being our County Court day,
large crowd assembled upon the Court
green quite early. and ahsuE IL o'clock the
Court cob the'T seats upon the bench. They
had been in asssIon bet n shcrs tine before
our young friend ana e0untymgn, Captain
VIM. Co.lirs, .jr, made his appearance,
.he bairg or furfeuga for Il few days from
Yorktown, where bis cornmaGd is stationed
AS soon SIS il was aseertained that cur gallant
friend was present, he wes called on by his
people fer speech. The Court having ad-
iousned temporarily fer the purpose, Captain
collins came forward and spoke for one ncur,
in the most gallant, patriotic and eloquent
manner, upon the sphJsct of the war, ana at
ire conclusion of his spseen Yves eleered long
aIG most Ell thusiast t,caily 0y his trends and
he8ToIs. Rev. Il. III. FCin6ex er being pres
ent, wsts then called for ana came forward,
and spoke with an ability anl patriotism upon
the sutjsct II ths war rarely equaIed.
In the evening, after the rea King was over,
Capt. james II. West Crganixsd his volunteer
company, which m9kas fifteen companies old
Halifax has raised for the wsr. q. pt. Vests
cOmp3ay elected as their lis sutenants, Thomas
@. Coleman, Jr., CCi. T.. 1acIg ana Major
Henry Tuck. rhe Rev. J1o A Scott. l un-
derstand Is raising an artillery company ia the
county wis1 every p-ospecs OF success. This
VIII r1t ks sixteen coTaUaniss fer this county.
Her quota is oaiy l.l06. O3d Halifax is de.
teTmtaed to do her DUTY IL thIs war.
SoUTH.
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CABBY AID HIS FAss demonstrations oIf
gsntlemen .'Lst's see, your fsre's tygo shii.
itngs and sixpeuce Tor this little lady she's
over ase. Oabhy, with emotion: Nc
Is she really sir L5r, pisss her Htsla 'a.t.
she'ye survived a very dangerous rsr'd o.
life, sir. Uncomm1n number OF little dears
there must be as dies in theif anfaacy;. hats
my 'xperience as n cab-naI, sir. Thank you,
sir -
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r.xxxx sraa-Ixaraxt-r "a e., -.

TAVKKa sids--E*9fa as = B sFofs tF q 9rear fT2O
the English pn0sleaaa eold n ts4e thirssy sopi,
of their day three sorts or beer, wAirh sE.y
drew from ditterer ca sks ir % tae sarns 81 "a
and gave TO this mixture the naTns OF sshsif,
hnd-half." The owrer OF cfe of thsse rfin
lies, Jhis.cry hns handed down hfs uanae Hor
weoo,l wishing 70 spare himFslf the sfoa hia
OF performing this task SO constantly drrspx
mo day, MT upon brewing the beer when
vvoGld combine the qualities of all these hears
10 fhis compound he Z we the name OF sen
tire, !" which has adhered IN IL till tnis DAY st
lie ist on the sign. boards. It was .fterwn rtis
christenfd "porteT," because rrineirafiy
drunk by that class Tbs English at Homg.
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1t Is very sirgs'ar hing said ta!lo-'s
apprentice TO his master as ths latter was
pressing bCbtail coat, "'has thA less there ia
of some tn ings ths more there is" How can
that be ?'' said the tailor. "Why, thers's
that boptai.ed coat; the less you maze the
tail, the more bob IL Is"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-04

A. the battle of Waterloo a French-nan who
speaks little English. orted cut. - q AR ~,
quarter :" T. one Of he Forty Second High
,anders. "The rnucEie te'it may qaarser you
for me-, was the reply. Il ha' mao time to
quarter ye; ye mRun e'sa b. content 70 De- cat
in twa;" and he saited the action to the
word
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-04

WATRRrEa .PLAcR ScRsE.--F + zenchman -
'sWadame, yOu charge yer mocch too big pr-cs
for z1t room" Land'ady: '.Oh yon know
we at the watering places, Tuust mare hay
'Ss ga. madame, you shall asvare make za
t,axz af