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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04

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AS Just received his stock Of Pall Goods embracing n
one OF the largest and rrozs complete sssnrmens Of ~
all the latest and most Improved styles Watches Ds cb
monds Jewery, Silver and plated ware Of every dpb'
which he invites bis friends and the public to ea eXaH
before purchasing elsewhere III. large yety @
he HIS no hesitation In that can please S@
my favor him with call s A MYEEs,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-04

-soli aho e.a, AMI retail by PURCELL LADO CO. Rich
rarL Va. p RIYE5 CO, Pc-rrs-u-s; J. Il SEAY Lynch
burg and by an druggists and merchants. aPC-ireov
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
Reliable from Fort Washlta.
Dallas, MAY 9th, 1861

DALLAS IIrRALp:-I left the camp of the
gallant little band OF Texas troops, on Fri
dnv. 10 o'clock A. NJ. May Sd, which was
two miles North Of Red River, opposite
Judge Thompson's, which place they reach
cd on Thursday evening Previous and I'M
mediaicly sent detachment OF ~ men To
Fort Wasita. The detachment reached
there that night, and the next morning II
despatch from Lieut., Bass, commanding the
detachment, was received by Col. Young
which, in substance, was us follows:
I'VE found Fort wPsliiia in charge Of
Scargant Carter, and worth sciZing which
we have done, and have sent twenty men
in the direction of Fort Arbucklc, 10 cap
turc and bring back six wagons loaded with
provisions for U. 5, troops. Wnshila is
now held by five Of my troops. Please de-
tail and send me 80 men more
The cxprcssman informed ms that the U.
S. troops left Washita for Arbuckle on
Wednesday morning LIST inst; and that the
six provision wagons were without guard.
Also that the stores left at Washita consist
ed only of provisions and forage, and would
probably amount to 10 or 20 wagon loads.
When left the camp tire were about 800
Texans North of the River, and 800 more
crossed that day, making in all 600. They
were very certain of being reinforced by
about 400 Arkansas troops and perhaps
200 Indians.
Tho Texas troops were 10 take mp uie line
of march about IL o'clock the day left,
and would go in the direction of Arb"ck g
and expect to intcrsect the Arkansas and
Indian troops on tho way.
There are about $50 L. S. troops IN the
Indian Territory, when altogether, and
lave G,picccsof Light Artillery.
The Indian Nations arc all right and
Sound ~ .l.e ssiie.ycry question. T!hc gag q
the Southern Conicdcrccy has been raised
at the Capital, and ere Ibis, no doubt, they
have sent delegates to Montgomery.
Gen. VIM. c. Young, was elected Colonel
of the regiment, and Hon. J, W. Tmock-
morton, Lieut.. Colonel. All parties IN
Grayson, Collin, and adjoining counties,
have firmly and dctcrminedly united in de-
fence of Southern rights and against CO.
crcion Thrce-fourths of the above expe-
dition are men who have heretofore been
strong and enthusiastic Union men.
Respectfully,
W. y. PATTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
TEXAS GurnyrLLAs. Uot 10 The Re

TEXAS GuERNILLAs. U0! 10 the Rescue
II. S. Lubbock of Houston, brother of
our Frank, that everybody knows, has is
sued a spirited address to the people of
Texas, calling for volunteers TO form an in
dependent company to go TO Virginia, to
aid and assist in the great drama that is
about TO come off in that State. Al who
wish to join, will rendezvous at Houston
on the 10th May, with such weapons as
they can best handle---no matter what-so
they can.use ihem expcrtly, and with
bold, strong hand. We give pnrt of his
address:
Come, brothers, come meet me in the
City of Houston, on the Goth of May, armed
with such weapons as you are accustomed
to-the weapon that each one feels he can
use the best; bring With you saddle trees,
and horse equipments; put in your parse
not less than $3.50, and then as the in
dependent Texas Guerilla'sn we will hast
en- to Richmond City, Virginia-our next
destination, the Federal Capitol" and
then, my boys, wherever glory calls. 10
all who may wish to join us, | will say do
SO soon. Direct your letters ts t. s.. Lub-
book, care Of L. II. Cushing, Houston Tex
as. We viii organize so soon as the num-
ber Of men will be sufficient to form COM
pany, and start Immediately.
TS.JUBROCt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

LATEST From THE CoAsr.-Wc take inc
f,yewing from the Bulletin of Monday the
29.ii!
Yesterday by order of Gov. Moore, We
learn that the vessels belonging to harris
and Morgan's steamship hue between ms
mort and Galveston, were seized, and de-
iaclnncnts of city companies were sent TO
take charge of them.
This was done no-doub', to prevent any
more of those vessels, from running OH
North. The escapadc of one of this line n
few weeks ago, shows rather badly Tor
Messrs Harris and Morgan, men who have
for wears. monopolized the carrying ana
passenger business between New Orleans
and Galveston, and have grown rich upon
,beir enormous profits and fattened upon
Southern patronage, as long as the SKIES
were clear. Gov. Moore has served them
ri qht
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

DENTON CoUxTY-A private letter from
gentleman in Denton, informs us that
Col. Young, under the requisition from
President Davis, is raising company OF
1000 men in the northern counties, & the en-
rollment is progressing vigorously. Col.
Otis G. Wclch of Denton, has received a
commission from him TO raise. a company in
Denton.
Crops in that county look remarkably
fine, health good and business somewhat
dull. We are informed that the people OF
Denton are unit upon the question of
Southern Rights and arc responding in the
most patriotic manner to calls upon their
services. A county convention to nomi-
nate delegates to the Dallas Convention,
will be held on the End. Monday in May.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
Hon. \. N. Burford.

We Aave already announced anlhoTi's-
lively, tina. this genilemsn will not be
candidate for rs-elesiisa Ia the Beach in
he ldlh Julivial District, This Nas dene'
in consideration VI his Discrimination -
resune the practice Of his profession sed
not as gsasi announcement on his lan
that he would % a candidate for Congress
isnal promotion. in advance of the action
II lhe ConyeHlioa, since ne stated this
fact ia the Herald several weeks sgo Nc
have noticed numerous aud tiaIlering iRdi-
cations in different parts Of this Congress
isnal District, ila, Lis fiienls would urge
his claims upon the Convention which 10
expected 10 meet in Dallas the ',.si Of MAY
The solicitations sHl assurances received
b. Jadge Burionl, have been Of the most
h,Iteling character andeKteRdel al'egs'h-
or without any ingenuity Of Ofiitehun'iHs
or wire pn.ling On his part, These asst
RANGES are the spontaneous offerings OF NE
friends aud Indicate yer! clearly that u
will have as large and respectable sup
mar, as ANY man before ,hs Csn'eIaisn'
A, can assure cur friends that Judge
purtorl will. in no sweat, he candidate
uul,s. he receives the endorsement OF the
nominating Convention v '"s % "''
otherwise, his friends ma! 'ohs'e' A'"
candidate, II is h's earnest VIE" ~ s's" ~,
concert Of ae''Hh anu Ha"Ao"'' "'' WIS
therefore abide INC "1'''"a'''" SUI '"'''
is''y ani "''''| '"ll'' '"' WV"
} lfihe times a'r s''" 10 l'''''1' Wv
p,oVr.cty ot % '"i''h'''h - N'' as
oan'e1'rA' $685. ~" wv ~. "'''' ~ .
caAl.Isls
JDitc h4'I''t BE- nos .'.' s'""N -'H
,Hl i'a''n !''.'s'.'' '"' :" s"'''' w.
batter hn' Lifelong ''e''"s ''s''' "'s"''
man'--ohs "' '' "''' 'n"' 'V'o"''" "'
"Sqnn''er mercy anu '"'3' Wv ,'''
FOREMOST 81 "''se ""o ''P""'""s Wv "'''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

s.y- We are pleased to see that our dis
tinguislIcd fellow citizen, Gen. VIM. c. Dung
of Cook County is actively engaged raising
troops for the defense of our Northern bor-
der. lie has been elected Coll az the Regi-
ment and no doubt, will do cffcctanl. service
No man stands higher in. Northern Texas,
than Gen. Young or enjoys wider popi-
larity. for all the generous q'Faaities that
make UP the gentleman, and the indisren-
sable rcauisiies of intellect that form q
leading statesman.
Gea. Young is highly spoken ofas n suiia-
bile candidate for the 9th Congressional
District. No tusr or ADLER man could be
started fss igfs position. His hrmnessi
decision of character and consistency, place
b;m in the fssxt sE@.Es of Congressional
candidates
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

uuRRA ron ARKANsAs!--The President
Of the Arkansas Convention, Hon. ID. Walk
err. has issued proclamation, convening
tic State Convention for the 9th May, Qast
Monday.) 1t will DO re'nomaed That the
convention adjourned to meet on the lst.
Monday in August next, and during the
interim the State was to vote on Secession.
The events of tile past few weeks, however,
have made the State unanimous for Seccs-
Sim and we doubt not that the Ordinance
of immediate Secession will be adopted as
soon ms the Convention meets. Ihrcc
cheers for Arkansas! One more star aao-
ell to our flag
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

TnE NoRrW uNIT--We are in receipt
of letter from friend, at Portland,
Maine, dated April goth, in which, he says
that the North is unit to support lic Fed
eral Government and that their rallying
cry is "Union,' "A specions preteSt which
means nothing but the subjugation of the
South and treating her as conquered
province.
Aroign 81 terror csisii ia that city, and
those men WHO sympa,biso with the South,
can neither act nor speak. Brute force
stiics every generous sentiment and crush
es down the tolerant spirit that has strug-
glcd 30 hard agnins, numerical fanaticism.
Our correspondent hopes that tic Sonili
is unit, 10 oppose the North and that this
fanatic horde will be driven back, beaten,
demoraliacd and deprived of power to hurt,
by overwhelming defeat. lie says that
when hc passed through Washington, there
was strong sentiment in favor OF the
Confederate States in that Capital, which
would facilitate much the capture OF the
city and terminate the war.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

k,g-.Scc announcement of II. W. Lunday
E-a., as a Candidate for the Office of Dis
udet Attorney. This accomplished gentle
man and scholar will receive hearty sup
,.2rt fross the people of this District to
whom his sDility MS lawyer is well known.
Mir. Lunlayis now off in the wars and no
Ioubt is doing good service for the State.
We commend him to the voters of the Dis
l,ict as clninenllyiqualiicd forthc position
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

+ RUMoRs ABoUT WAsnlTA.-A variety Of
Conflicting rumors have reached us con-
/ccrning tho design of the Texan troops
against this Post. One or two companies
were ready to start upon the first CALL but
Immediately afterwards came tho rninor
that the place had been evacuated, but
guns and murfitions destroyed and the en-
envy fed into Kaissas. These rumors yari--
ed in every imaginable degree Of irtcn-
sity, kept our citizens in ostateof suspense
and uncertainty which cifectually prevent
cd any decided action for several days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
The Dallas Light ARTILLERY.

Ne have a letter ffOla Capt. John J,
GVol Of the Shave cssipang, dated Wa
s, April eplh lsdl. Ihesenipasy snNei
at that place al 4 o'clock 4, A. Of he
sane lay, all ia kne health aud spi'i's,-
Al along The entire route II their match
thus far they bad been received with vel
come and cheers. Near WaHahstchls, they
were met by the Ks, q, a. uuder CAPS,
Cook, and the Cavalry under Capt, Rosson,
BY Ehom they were escorted into the town,
aud u.archei to the Court iisnse, where .
welcome speech Mas delivered by CAPT,
Cook, and replied to by csPi, o"'d' They
were then invited 10 dinner by "mine
hosl" Capt, Rogers, ia Nhish they Of es"rss'
did ample Justice. Cheers from the iaep,
aud waving Of handkerchief nom the
ladies greeted them on every hand ana at
Chambers Greek, they were greeted by Mr.
jackson, with salu,e Of : discharges from
his anyils,--one f0rsseh Of the Confederate
States and one for rresidsal Davis. Their
first camp Was two miles south Of NaAs'
haiehie, where an election II officers took
place, neloN Ne give full list OF the OIL
heers aud ReD, numbering in all Al, Sue
cess 10 gheIal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

VIRGINIA, COP BLESS HER On the 10Th
April, the Virginia Convention adopted
he Constitution of the Confederate States
and is now bone of our bone and flesh OF
sur flesh She will in al probability, be
faithful bssom be torn with the tread of
hostile parties. But her prowcss, her val
Or and her resources will triumph and she
God bless the old Neither, and protect her
sons and daughters, wiz SC the prayer of
all true men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
Morements of Col. Van Dorm.

GKLvrsrox, April S0.-Thc steamship
Goneral Rust arrived at $50 A. NJ. from
Indianola.
Col. Van Dorm is encamped at Victoria
with 1900 men. waiting to intercept the U.
S. troops now on their march from the up
per posts of Texas to the coast 1t is
reported tha. Col. Rubies, L. s. A. las for
tilted Fort Clark
The sarrendered troops At Indianeia are
IN haSTd the brig Ayssie and selsooners
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

HsY- Hons. John Bell and Andrew Ewing
Of Tennessee, lave declared in favor of the
Confederate States, and pronounced the
separation of The States rs irreparable.-
Tennessee has not waited for the passage of
the Ordinance of Secession, but has sent
her troops in advance, to fight the battles
of the South
Arkansas met in Convention last Mon
day and no doubt has ere this time passed
her Ordinance of Secession and jumped
overheard. Rackcnsack will do what's
right her people are now unit, and will
strike hard and fast for the cause.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

tsag~ See announcement Of Gem \. H..
par,cii as Candidate for reelection to- the
state Legislature The. General has nc-
Quilted himself with honor and ability in
al the late trying scenes, and filled his
eat in the Legislature. with credit to him
slr and his constituents. lie is now cngag-
cd in the service of his country, and where
honor or duty calls, there you may always
,1pect to find this veteran soldier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

Col. Mar and Oiher Mar landsrs isFe ~
, Ensl iheir commissions. Martial laW has
bsen pIoslaiHsl ia Baliimoie, There Is .
strong secession sgniiHent 40 AisNan1liS-
batteries Lsge beCn eTecled sn ihe l'1ioin2e
bslaw Mt. Vernon, which Gen- seoli Las or
de,si 10 be destroyed az al hazards t0H
MclIeur, Is said % have been seini1fee I,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
n.y. W. have received a mos, hoan,;c

H4- We have received a most beautiful
sample Of flour manufactured at the "Ellis
Mills 0 miles S. W. of Wsxahachie, Ellis
county, which frem our experience win
compare favorably with any floor made in
Texns. These Mills are now in successful
operation, and making IS good lour as can
be fouad anywhere. Wen not suffer for
brrsdsteHs as long as Dallas and Ellis
esun,jes have snch nillsas these.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
THE NEWs!

by Saturday mail Nc reviewed large
ba'sh vi gews Containing all in he CALVES
ipn and Houston papers and extras from
the News sud Telegraph osiess eom-
pgisius ,he collections ~ several dag :
leiegrsms al New Orleans, We take aE
extract nom the 0aNeston News Of tbs
.ntl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
TIE STATE OF TEXAS,


To any la,cfnt officer Of said County Greeting;
WOU are hereby commanded TO summon
Il JACOB STILWELL, by publication IN
the "Dallas Herald to be and personally
appear before me, Jas. N. Smith, Justice
of the Peace in and for Dallas county, Pre-.
cinct No. l, at my office on the 18th day OF
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and SHY
ono, between the hours of ten o'clock a. N.
and two o'clock p. m. of said day, 70 IlS W.
the complaint of j. 7. Kinslow, for me use
of W. VI. Barton, on a plea Of debt due by
note. for lS22) twenty-five dollars
Fail not,-aud due return make as The he law ~,
directs Given under my hand, this "a DAY
u -"''' JAS. y. SMITH,
Justice of the Peace.
Issped NAY % 1861. Came to hand same
5av issued. Executed by ordering publ
cation in the Dallas Herald, for three sue
-. rocks On the b dar Of Nay l.iL
JAS. SHEPPARD,
sse--1 Constable. y. So Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

FE- Capt. Staford's Hangers started on
the lst May, for the Frontier. Several
other companies we see haSc set out for
this destination, and very soon there will
be strong and available force on the
North Western Frontier, --sufiicet to rcpel
any attempted invasion upon that quarter.
Our frontier friends may sleep quietly and
rest assured that they are safe, with these
brayc.fcllows stationcdton their line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

IF See advertisement Of the II. & T, c.
j'a. road. Reduced rates Of freight are now
lged on all grain from Nilcan TO lious-
ton Our farmers wilF- no doubt, avail
tu,isslycs of the inducements offered for
toe early shipment of new wheat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS, /
TARRANT COUNTY. Ill

HE DIAL VI lL-NAS;
TARRANT County. -,
To the SheriFor any ia'cfht c@e| y '"'
Cdunty- Greeting,
EToU are hereby commanded 10 sunis.In
John T. Lain, by publication IN 'n i
DALLAS Herald, newspaper puonsheu III
Dallas County. Texas, there being no news
ma ner published in this county, for three
successive weeks, to be and appear before
m n,, II. crowley, a Justice of the Peace in
and for said county, Precinct No. 2, on the
last saturday in May, 1861, at or before =
o'clock p. VI. of said day, to answer 30 Jas.
Cate. in a plea of debt due by account for
seventy-fye dollars.
Herein fail not, and make due return as
tic law directs.
Witness my hand, this 9th day Of AIril,
4. d. 1851. II. CROWLEY, D. L.
Came to hand 10th day of April, A. y.
1861, and executed by ordering TO be pup
lished in the Dallas Herald, a newspaper
published in the town of Dallas, for three
successive weeks previous TO return day
Dated tbs lgth OF April. 1851.
~. q. IANTis. AtTlf r
ah2t Iiar7ari C-Ftg leost
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

Bsy. The Adjutant General of North Ca
rolina has issued call for raising 10000
troops, and thus commits the objectionable
sin against the Lincoln Government. The
North State will take leading part in tho
struggle and cover herself with glory
Jour u,sy shc yave
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

re- We have received the address OF
Hon. Frank. r. Lubbock, to the voters of
this State, announcing himself candidate
for Governor. Frank. Lubbock has host
of friends in all sections of the State, and
We bcspeak for him fair consideration i'll
the selection to be made by the Convention
for the Office of Governor. More next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

10 Sec advertisement az Sew Goods by
81 y. Peak aud CO., Also 10000 bushels
or Wheat wanted in exchagc for goods
Til is a fair offer for tlose who have a
Ilenty Of Wheat snd not so mach money.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

g.ay~ See Advertisements Of Dr.. Rankin.
Cos Southern Family Medicines. THESE
"a tly celebrated remedies have been cStcn-
ely patrouiaei during the fast few years
su larp fast becoming tie m"srpopGllriu the
soatb. We have heard Them highly re-
commended from the best quaricr.nnd feel
confident that they deserve the iiatterng
eneominuns passed upon them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

T.E On the outside VI lo-Jays p"per,mill
be found the proceedings Of the Parker,
Collin and Dallas county conventions, ap-
pointing delegates to the State Convention
at this place. Also, u communication from
Geo. Write, ESQ. Off G. Hin county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
announcements,
P.r District A,isrnsy.

= a.. ap- satlaTitfi 10 AnniiuLca ", W 49,
uA. H.l of Dallas. n rsndIasiv Ter Us. ,'i'Ne ~
ia. ri.I AihIney, ia ihr lih jriis'sl .'''f''''-
= white Man" and kaufman he'a'''i., ~"
ielii n ahf 700 Ar'ortis u WI. 81 80.
= N-trr 10Th, f.I-h ~ HnN'tHa' 49, i,
.. En- ,fI.ris, I'd FOO lf,h lH''ir.al hrl'''',
tr,r.sa',fr i.l Co. sruaunsa va nHN''' 49,
.tN.tal.. s.la. O. stHIliilI, ~ h.-I''' N
F ti4tt II. -fnll = tI'Hit'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
- 80 sin1c ar,.sir.

r-w So .r. .t,i,sr'ri gu #uruun-r li.r. ~ W
.r#lUlrfT.a. ~ u.'ts. f.aItf. 40 q sf'.''-i"
s..#,, sac ',nalr, ~ tho S,lgiwiI b''t',' rSh'
.. ~ NJ, csuniir, "f nal's., kAHiiusn AMI llrh'
~ !. ,ula',t ~ tho dy~'i'hn "i s'aaluiia' e'h'
,.rtf. ~, 7 "as h. k,d,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

uyxaKY Mar FAIL, BIT DINNER AT
,ry rs1TEo STATES NEVER boss bash-
ingtOn (Ark.} U'T5er. -
We 4osk airner 1T The Uhitea sistes
lssi June. aad Il failed insf as fssi as ssy
o,ier-rs'ss bad 70 take auafberegsfy DAY
since.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

sry- We arc indebted to 7. +. Sherwood
Esq. for files Of New Orleans, Galveston
and Houston papers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

~ See notice OF straycd or stolen
huge. NJ Bcvc riley offers a reward.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

~ See card OF DR.. l., Yates, oeali''
wi! soon visit Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

us- take pleasure in calling the at
t.,u.ion of orr readers TO the Card Of Messrs.
ll-wcll Bros, who it will be seen have
.. lblishcl II Receiving Forwarding and
omission House Mt Millican, Brazos
cwity, the present terminus Of the Hons-
,9r & Brnzus Central Railroad. We have
before had occasion to notice the prompt
nos, and business capacity of these gentle
. .. at their house in llOllona1ic, mud can
,ly rccsmmend them as reliable and
. .lul business n.cL, to whom amy bust
ra entrusted will surely meet with close
80 n,ion. They still reisin & cir lonae AT
F1pd,ic n. wcll rs Of Millic.G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

gRNArEs,-fhos. II. Edwars, 1hos' /. Ut
ley, Thomas Daniel, Andrew Tav,or n,ary
Carr, jacob Green, Milton Van Raburn,
Robert George, A. J, viii, Henry Ellis,
Thomas weal.erforl, J. T. Splllman, Aw-
brose Powers, 4. Brundage, 7. Il, Ball, Jno,
Ilawpe, II. i. Bethurim, Il, \, Mathis, Jesse
Story, Is. Il. weaihcriOrd, James Lowry,
Bailey sliycrs, Allen Gray, Marian Nicely,
S. stadden, S d. Wilson, Rufus Glagaon,
W. j. M>lsau