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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

THE FEDERAL CAPITAL AT WASH
1YGToN.-Much has been said in va
rious journals of the country, es-
peciaIly of the North, about an eN-
pcdition to Washington. Vice
President Stephens, in a late speech
at Atlanta Ga, appears in the fol-
lowing remarks to have set forth
our true relations to that city:
a general opinion prevails that
Washington City is soon 10 be at
tackled. On this subject l can only
say, our object is peace. We wish
no agrcssions on any ones rights,
and will make none. But if Mary
land secedcs, the District of Colum-
bia will fall to her by reversionary
right-the same as Sumpter to
South Carolina, Pulaski to Georgia,
and Pickens to Florida. When we
have the right, we will demand the
surrender Of Washington, just as
We did in the. other cases, and will
enforce our demands at every haz.
ard, and at whatever cost. And
here let me say that our policy and
conduct from the first has been
right, and shall be to the last. !
glory in this conciousncss Of ouI
rectitudC.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

FRnM NORFOLK AND PuRrSNoJgn.
The following items irum Norfolk
we lind in the Richmond Despatch
of the ith. They are contained in
lis NoriGll, correspondence ofthc2 4;
Our port is entirely blocEodcd,-
Vessels cannot pass IN or out through
Hampton Roads or up James river
There are several vessels or war ~
ing in and near the mouth Of The
Roads. The steamer Baltimore lies
uT Newport News, commanding the
mouth or James river, The Balti-
more steamer, heretofore plying
regularly between Nv port and Bal
timorc, have hcen stoppcd. The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
reya Lincoln lets out the who'll

g@y" Lincoln lets out the whole
secret of his party when he said to
the Maryland delegation, "What is
to become Of my revenue, and my
resources if let the Southern States
go, and acknowledge their indie
pcndcnce?' The South has hither-
to been denounced as Il worthless
appcndagc to the Northern States,
but when they are about to eludc
the Northern grasp and take care
Of their wealth and resources, the
Lincoln administration, all at. once,
discovers that the South is their
real mine of wealth, THAT without
her exports the Federal Government
will be bankrupt and her cXchcquer
exhausted. If the South were a
tax upon The North, she would be
clad to let the Cotton States 90,
but the painful fact stares her in
the face, that with the South, goes
the whole of her revenue and re-
sources. They realize the truth at
last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29


A NORTH CAROLINA GIRL MUIR
DERED.-Miss Holden, of Whining
ton. happened to be visiting in Bal
timorc at the time that the Republi,
can Regiment fired upon the citizens
She was on the street at the time
and fastening to the house of her
relative, when she was shot through
the heart, and fell one Of the first
victims to these murderous black
guards.
She was the daughter Of Hon.
Thomas Holden, and was ayoung
girl of great personal attraction
The distress of her parents AMI
friends was hcart-rending in tho
extreme, when her bleeding and
lifclcss remains were brought home.
No wonder that North Carolina Sc
coded by acc|amation, when her fair
and innocent maidcns are shot down
in the p~bIic streets, by a cowardly
and debascd abolition regiment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
rg- Notwithstanding the cxcitcs

rs5- Notwithstanding the eXcitc'
mcnt and the rumors of war in Nir'
ginia, the Editor of the Richmond
Wing finds time TO poke n little fun
Mt Old Abe. Tho Northern Press
have been complaining that South
crn Editors were silent upon the
plans of our military and the move
ments to be made by the Command
ing officers. The Whig in order to
cnlightcn the North, gets off the fol-
lowing very satisfactory piece Of in
telligcncc:
We take occasion TO inform the
Federal Government at Washington
that between lUOOand 100, 900 troops
are now quartcrcd in and near Rich,
mond. AMI that large number OF
guns and munitions Of war have
been forwarded To-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

THE CoMMIssIoNERs CT TliES0CTH-
ERN DEnAcY.-Wc omitted to
mention in our last number that H..
Il. the Captain General, invited the
Hon. Mr.. Yanccy and Judge RoSt,
to dine with him ON Friday Of last
week; nor in the official capacity, Of
course, but as distinguished gentle
mon who were introduced to Hcncr-
al Sarrnnno by parties Of high
standing here. The Commissioners
accepted the honor of the invitation !,
and expressed themselves exceeding
lv pleased and gratificd at the truly
hospitable aud cheerful manner IN
which they were treated by the
Court Of San Antonio and his charm
ING and beautiful Countess CNDaA
lNesScnqcr 14th
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
BY SuT LONENNOOD..


His mouf, his paw, andh feet"
am the principal trctcrs, 49,
spikn pint is the way them .',.
ov hezin gets inter his pa'
They goes in at each aidgc 5op',
like the prongs mors into - p''c
fork. Oyc all the burned skccr
lookin ole cusscs fur n Prcs'doi
cvcrI seed, he am decide ) III
durndr,t. lie looks like Il Eol't
lld,lcr with half the rings X .s,
ont. | kotch II ole bull fro Ir
druv a nail thru his lips i"tyr
post, tied two rocks tn his hino toe
and stuck Il darnin needle il hi
tail to let out the miSturc, cd jo
him to dry. | seed him two eek
afterwards, and when seed e., AD
| thot hit were an oriul retr 1atjDs
cum ontu nc, and that hit W. tn
same frog only stretched { hy''
longer, and had tuck tn WI y O
close to keep me from know BIN
an kotchcn him an nailin hi"l i}
again, an natral borp durn f"'i es
is, I swear | seed the same NHHr
slicery look, an the same '"',
kno.s on the "backbOnc." I'm itarj
George, sum thin's tn cum NJ nay
nailin up that ar frog, | swear
am. ever since J. seed Abe SAM
-, f,ot IcoIu rs icel .Er 8,
Id if hit ait the same smc,l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

=
islartiou In the uniIrd states.
m',h' uu't'd States, the power Of grant
ins Letters or mlrq'c T. vested 10y the Con-
ilW'iun in Congress. In the war of lSl2,
his prwcr was exercised in m act passed
Jan, lS.h, au,l again by acts passed June
~, l,l3 all. January -, ISIS. These
ac', were ten! o sry, anil long since obso-
lrir. |; would hn violation of the nett
uUli'y act nj April 2O;h 1919 for any
| American vessel iuhc ii;tcll ont and ARMED,
in amy of our ports Cor the purpose Of sail
Ing under letters uf mlrIlc against the
commerce oi any power with which we are
atpcacc. both England aud France desired
tn enter into n treaty with the United
States for the purpose of rendering privh'
lccyi1lg illegal In any event of war, hat on
government lave refused to enter int
.uch balga'a. y message hns tcca pub
! lislcd pmp""iiug IN come from the prcst
dent nf the Confederate States authorizing
letters of murquc. lut We have not scci
an authoritative confirmation Of its truth
aud we are not yet without hopes that it /
false. We believe that it would not b
long before the natives OF Englnal an
France would sweep all such vessels froi
the sea, md it might lead to m excuse +,
their interfering further in the presci
confused and wrctrhcd state Of affairs
America. 10 the eye of Europe it mu
look as though the Republic Of Ancri
was crumbIng, and mus soon,tall to ri
no more, as R1WLEc. And it is too tr
that cool and wise mcn everywhere will
it in that light. Unless moderation, |
triotic prudence aud wiser councils pr
vail, we dread to think how near we are
n point where We may br compelled to su
nit to interference from foreign po
crs. The great commercial powers Of
world will not submit long to such NJ
tcruptiun of marine trade rs n civil V
| America a.--Dry Book.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

THE Uses OF MUsIC.-Lincoln is
trying to dispel his own melancholy
and enliven the detected crew around
him by stationing band of music in
the grounds arounds the White
House, and alsoi in the Capitol ground
to play for the delcctation of the
Black Republican rabble. There
never was filter occasion for the
employment of music, ifit is true
that the savage breast is soothed
by it. If a set of more ferocious
sovarcs than now infest Washing
ton can be found in the wilderness
of the West, the Comanches and
Pawnces are infinitely worse than
they are represented. We suppose
Lincoln .and his ragamuthn gang
make themselves very jolly with the
fine music of the Marine band 4; ou'
their mirth must be very Ike thal
cf +hc fellows in Lucrezia BoFg'a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

pg~ Fred Douglas is smarter than
the rest of the Northern black
guards. lie urges the acceptance
of negroes into the federal army,
and is reported to have said in his
speech at Rochester:
"The South are wiser in thoir
generation than thc>North. Black
people are being made soldiers Of at
Montgomery. They piled the sand
bags and raised the batteries which
drove Major Anderson from Sumter;
but Won northcrners are too arlsts-
cratic to march by the side Of a
.niggcr." "
We hope that Frod's counsels may
prevail and that several regiments
Of able-bodicd negro fellows, worth
about $1,000 a head, be sent down
into Texas. 1t would give our cow
huntors and mustang catches some
ssl r--.t- hard auu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

TmG FGnaWAL SHLhI-Hs rs WASH
INuroN-A Washington r1ruap a.
dvut of the New lurk Tribune
good uuthority-glycs thtlu',ow,ng
account or the hrulalii'cs p"cilrrI
hv the starving Federal lmcrccrurIe"
In Washington City:
Twpm,y al tho XouaycS are IN
irons for breaking into the sIcn-
wards pantry. Others were found
with stones in their pockets, and
many now paral' the streets sing
ing patriotic songs,
From Thursday at lo'c'ocE unit.
this morning many Of thym had
nothing to cat, This morning in
..-.. ..... r-'il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
GOLD VIRGINIA. IN MoBlLE,-ThC
M6niIe Tribune. Of Yesterday NOM.

"OLD VIRGINIA. IN MoBlLE.-Thc
Mobile Tribune, Of yesterday morn
ing. says:
We have never seen so much CN-
element and so general an cNhibl-
tion ofioy as there was yesterday,
after the reception Of the news that
Virginia had joined our Confederate
States. Houses were Illuminated,
bells were rung in all directions,
and especially on our steamboats,.
Crowds We're gathered together, and
speeches were made. Guns and pis-
tolls were fired off in all directions,
and there was 4 general disposition
to make q noise. The Cadets and
the Rifles turned out and fired vol
leys. In the evening, the excite
ment increased, and Il meeting was
held at the corner Of st. Francis
and Royal streets, where the cnthu-
sinsm seemed TO culminatc.
Our good friends, the negroes,
partoo!i of the excitement and cs-
pcciaIIy those who take pride in
"Old Virginny." They were de-
lighted, and, on the steamboats,, rang
the bells with a rim which would
have astonishcdcd Old Ahc, and
persons down cast, cfhis kidney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

AN APT REpLY.-Ono Monday
evening last, when our streets were
crowded with soldicry, and in,pirit-
in~ martial music stirred al hearts,
lady Glanced to(rass along one OF
the principal throughlhrcs, when IL
volunt ,cr, who probably felt inc
zone touch OF nature which makes
the whole world kim very politely,
saluted her by raising his hat, ana
remarlSi9g 9g:-"Farcwcl, my Soou.,
lady /; I'm going off to .fghttor you;
to which She instantly and very,
composcdly rsp'is1'" &c ,,ran And i5i intend Tan
SIR" There was something in this
reply so apropos-so womanly-that
there was Il general raising Of hats
among the group, who doubtless
felt that warm and truly generous
heart beat in the bosom Of the fair
creature who had pledged herself to
invoke the bencdjction Of heaven
upon thems--Nontg0mery IdrcHtSrr,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
I'um thr Houston lrl,
ul0Od and Thunder.

In thc whole history al the wars
nf The human race, We d0 not ihiHN
there can be found anywhere, IA
example In which halt the atrocities
have been enacted which are now
threatened by the Journals and
speech makers or all classes of the
North against the South, The SIM
pie fact is, that eight million irse
people being dissatisfied with their
Government, have determined T.
chungc it, aud only ask to be let
alone, Eighteen millions, scpara'
ted from them by natural hounda-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

my wife tells the truth three
times day" remarked a jocose old
fellow, at the same time casting a
very mischievous glance at her
Before rising in the morning, she
says oh, dear, l must get up, but
| don't want to- After breakfast
she adds: We'll l suppose l must
go TO work, and l don't want to J;
and she goes tobed saying There.
I've been fussing all day, and haven't
done anything.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

The press of the whole connfy
is astonisncd that 81 member Of tho
New York Legislature should be ex.
pollcd for receiving a bribe f S9O.
lie was expelled for taking So small
"A bribc-it was considered damag-
inc to the buSiness.-Day R02h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

r@- 4 gentleman of high COM com,
mercial standing, assures the editor
of the Day Book, that within the the
last month tire have been over 5VV
failures in business, in the city OF
New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

taa.t as Aseni, iur tus I,r,..e ,. so
nni money paid to lhsm viii 10 IuiIN a,Aho"l'"s''
IA ilir ruhlisheTs, VIZ; ,.-
. W. IouNsoN, IA, kaufman, kaufman County
!. ~. HuATr, Esl,, horkwalL kaufman tonn'S'
-. VrNrEEs, L'lr h,ni"n l.n''n ,"unN
m 4 l,NktNs. Esu., WaNaharhie, Elli, county,
nr. q. n. PtaN auiA, y l"wtEE, E,lr ", worth
/ n. TorriTF, Isl, nurauan, Jwhn,on county
= H. PuiN,r, E.I,, Wrn'hrrird' Parker county
NJ 10 InuV,oN, E,,l, Commits i''luuer, Galveston
wy n Flf,I, Esl., sherman, ITIN-nn County
A. q C,gr, Esq., Palestine, Anderson ro, T"Na',
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

BRIrIsH VESSELS At PENSACOLA
-The Mobile Tribune, Of Thursday
morning, says: ;.
We learn, on very good authorl-
tv, that fleet Of British vessels
numbering five, has arrived oil ZEN
socoIa harbor. Also, that ten
Brarr has sunk several vessc.s in
the channel Of Pensacola haruIr'
ma,, ing an effective barrier to the
;mgress Of the war ships Of Mr..
Lincoln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

A BRAVE VIRGINIA BoY.-Wc un-
dcrstand that when the vandal black
Republicans had in their in their
panic and hurry destroyed as much
of the property at the Gosport Ma
Wy Yard as they could, their last eff
fort was to blow up the Dry Dock
70 this end, after depositing Il sutli-
quantity of powder in bulk, they
laid a.train Of powder to Il very slow
burning fuse at some distance from
the dock. \ portion Of this train
was laid ON the top Of a pile of
pIanlls, behind which WAS concealed
a Portsmouth boy. The fuse was
lighted, the vandal Republicans made
'Boston time" for their boats cN-
pecting momcntarily to hear, at q
safe distance, an awful explosion
But they missed their mark. The
little Virginia hero very deliberate
" rose up and overturned one OF
the planks on which the train was
laid, thereby "cutting the connoc,
ton" with the bulk of powder and
saving one Of the most valuable ma
val works in the United States or in
the World. What was the name OF
this boy? Let US have it, and let
Old Virginia adopt him as her son,
to be reared at her own expense
Halcigh Register,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

,uu. % uv, ,'S". --"u,. ruwu Hnu
would help in some way,
There are POW seven ships of
War 40 the navy yard,
Il do not tru>, amy one now, for
they haze all Joined the strong
side.
=" 1t seems that the poor follow
who was shot yesterday att o'clock,
was - married man with one child.
The murdrrcrs could not wait until
he had risen. but called him from
his bed. 1t appears that he had Il
small secession flag, and had made
the rcmlrl; that he would like TO sec
il wave from the top Of the Capitol.
For that they killed him. | sup
pose is they should open this letter
they would put me in Jail,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

Indiana can probably claim the
honor of furnishing the oldest vol
unteers of any State i'm the Union.
Mr.. Bates. of Pcndleton, ninty-two
wears old, volunteered with a COM
panv from Madison county. Mr..
Bates is said to be the father of sven
tv-four children. He is an eHtraor-
binary man in more ways than
one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

The Directors Of the Nici.>uarg,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad have
offered and are carrying ALI tF2ops,
munitions, &c, and all men co'nec.
ted with military affairs, Owe BON
road free of charge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

PATRIOTISM OF THE LADIE Il ho
ladies Of our city, since 81 'urda.E
last, have madc thousands o Sanc
bags. which have already beaa sent
10 PcnsaccA.-NoDtJomefy Aarg-
Ti5Pr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

a rough old Captain, in a storm
when the terrified passengers per
suadcd him to petition Heaven 1oI
a cessation of the tempest, preferred
the following brief request; ~
Lord havn't been in the habit OF
calling on thee often and if you Il
shift the wind from SOU west to a
little more sou, l won't trouble you
again"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
CALL OF 4 STATE CONVENTION.

CALL OF 4 STATE CONYENTIoN.-
The Legislature North Carolina
met in extra session at 12 N. on the
1st inst. and at l p. VI. both Hous-
cs unanimously passed bill calling
an unrestricted convention whose
action is to be final. The election
takes place on the 18th, and the
convention meets Oh the 2Cth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

The New York Tribune says that
the Southern people have turned
out thieves. Not yet but they will
when they turn Ole Abe and his
rabble out of Wasl in ,ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

EsYn It is said that Cd Ale b,
not blackcd his own boots since &
iamouS Riot Act was read t. 4
Southern rebels. lie is very mu,
troubled in mind, does not s'ct
two nights in succession, il; 81
same place, and seldom cntcl, q
White House except i'll conNau
with 40 armed Dragons. l.. y
Abe, he sees q ghost in every '.''
in the White House and hl.,oI
gibbcring spc tres glare at hin .ro
every corner. lie don't Ii! 20 q.
smell about the premises, No
troubled sadly with the ghc-Js
SccCss!onsts.
Ger all, there hung sha'lowano i0'
4 sense of fmystcry, the spirit dan '.'.r
And said as plain as whisper in rne @,
"lhc place is haunted!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

JOHN UoorFn, we'll known as
Simon S5uggs," is the author Of the
following yjcNd'e$pWt, botchcd by the
telegraph, and ascribed to President
Davis. Thus it happened: Bar
nard of Washington, agent assoc'a-
ted press, asks, what is the feeling
here? The following ansWcr was
sent by Hooper, from Montgomcry'
viz:
.Dayis answers rough and curt,
Sumter is ours and nobody hurt,
With mortar, paiNhan and Petard' ..
We tender Old Abe our Bcd"-reJdi"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

TWENTY TuoUsAND.-A patriotic.
wealthy and liberal gentleman of
Raleigh contributes s2g, 200 and 1000
bushels of corn to aid in the cause
of defending the rights of the South
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

People of Virginia and the South
it is yours to meet uncommon
tyranny and demoniac terocity with
uncommon fortitude and dauntcss
couargc! 1t is yours to respond to
the savage yell and pirate hhout, the
whlfhowl and the robbers boast,
bv cool determination, II resolve
rooted down in the soul, courage
that shall rise with every occasion,
and q trust in the favor OF heaven
that shall win you the victory and
turn back your foes in shame and
discontinue Rembembcr you
are fighting for everything that is
dear to man! You are fighting to
escape the domination of the most
odious tyranny that ever threatened
any pcople-a tyranny that will
not let men even Hink in peace !
You are fighting for your liberties !!
You are fighting for your homes,
which Greeley already has resigned
as rewards to the men whom he
sends to cut your throats. You are
fighting for your lives. You are
fighting against men who are show
ING darker souls, more venOmous
spirits, than the annals Of civilized
war have ever revealed and such
as the savages who formerly roamcd
over our forests rarely cqualled. In
such Il contest, every man among
us will be Il giant and hero! A
virtuous Indignation will nerve, his
arm, and a resolve to conquer or die
will fire his soul. Then prepare for
the conflict, and God defend the
right = Virginia ,Sehtcnel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

PRovIsIoHs FRoM THE VEST
The following private dispatch, re
ceived yesterday, has been kindly
placed at our service for publica-
ton
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 4.-There
have been LARGE shipments Of nro-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
TERMS uf
NYII DAGMA5 HER M D,
PURLI'mEp rVERl WLhNL'PAl'

PURLISHEn EVERY WEDNESDAY,
nNE cory, I.r y.la.as of hny-isN. nHm'rI'' q
Pai in adfsug., - -ni y' ~ % isl l-'l al 'A' "'
Il suhsrgib.nE-
Rates of AdyorIisins' ,,.- ,.r
Advertisements Nil h' iusfTt'A az N''' ~ ,.'' Z
.fasra II lFu Lives Hl Brewer lsis'' az '..' u,
Arnla.ril, flr lhr fT-t iualrili'F HHl lif N.'
,a,h inssTii,u 1hruriNvr, i'.-Isl "', '-N' I"
'h,ss TatFs lu lhH-s Nhu a'lNr''i'r Va TIE 49,
iEess rzTls if mot uars lhRn 'he 'i'-''' N' " '"
ssrfsf an fl' Ter auU. ul. . ,g......- Hi
no Anuulu,mrl.is rI |aE lila'r- ir state ~ W.
iTisi 0lvvTs, "g iHT The L. .i'''N'T' ''' 'N'' WV
&C.,, ~.
80 rsrsonsI sr,irle, wler a''lgi'irl o. our '.l-
smu,. ui o. rhsrs7l d.'h'r q. 'i.''h'.ts ,Hl'-
81 Nl,srii,.Hirni,, me- uUlli ali0u II which 4,
,riHirs=l ty lau, must hr Iall tr in rNtuu' anu
10 WORK uu delivery, Ihis guis viii !" in'ue ir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

BUYING ARNs.-Hon. Geo. W
W-iva o. jbis County has -9ne -
Now Orl1, E. purchase 5000
worth Orarms Tor tie u=c ,i the
r-. flr-.s l--a.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

ccssarY TO issne g. coil i'I aA.- -ht'
loan. -Ihcre- -was not sPec-1 enough
o.,-lsqa5l 10 nav u The GcVctumyHt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

ABRAHAM HARD UP.-The Wash
inrton CORRESPONDENT Of the Cincinn-
att Gazette says:
The Government will find in ne
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

IT, = rkec State have l2ng
eff strong mladtf Wo-
ays now q good chance