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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24
REGIugNTAL liAgp-euXRTgRs SorTn |
KASsAs ErG r, July 18Th 1861. !

10 j. w. Smith, ". il. Murphy ". w.
Peak, .riss. 4. n. Aaje, Mrs. y. !. .VHf-
pky. and .Hr,. w. fdmRie Teak
In behalf of the soldiers Of the South
kansas Regiment, return you our heart
felt gratitude for the appropriate ana cie'
gaui Flag prepared by you, and presented
to VS.. We recognize il as the best assur-
ancc you could give Us, that We will have
your best wishes and kindcs, symralhles
during our absence form our families and
friends, in tic service If our country. II
il neiihcr customary or proper Tor Tic SOL
Jicr to deal extensively i'll words; BY oui
acis wctrust to be able to show TO you ll!aI
il,is banner shall never lie d!sllonorcu by
those to whjs Charge you have committed
il. Whether We are on the tented field, the
tircsoinc march or amidst The thunder and
smoke Of baitlc,-whcthcr in the rear rank
or -lcading a ioflorn hope, wherever we
can sec this beautiful symbol Of our Ioull-
try. waving above us, We will think OF the
fair hands that wrought it. We nave raj
lied to the standard of our country because
we have felt it to be our duty TO do so.-
The: is 10 other alternative left consistent
with honor or safety, but for the people OF
the South to gird their souls for he sight
and determine to die Ms freemen rather
than submit for moment to Black Repub-
lican rule. lhc,c can be no longer doubt
but what it is tic purpose of our enemies
10 invade Texas. We Will teach them that
before their advancing columns shall darkeh
oar beautiful prairics on the North, they
will have to meet III stern array the prldc
of Texas chiyalry, who, trusting in Heaven
and the business of our cause, will rush to
the conflict and resolve to conquer or die.
In conclusion, we would ask your con-
slant supplication TO that Almighty Being,
who rules over the dcstinics Of nations, as
we'll rs individuals, that lie will preside
over the co,insels of the Southern Coniede-
racy; that he will direct our armies, and
that he will bless the efforts now being made
to preserve our liberties. md secure the
happiness of the people of this Confedcracy.
Yours respectfully,
NJ. ID. ECTOR. .lGjutdnt 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

70 The editor left US on ThiIrsd,y last,
Zoe the seat of war; in Nirsis.ia. How long
,a will he absent, We cannct now say. He
g. II correspond with the paper along the
ruutc and from Riclnonl Az the mcan-
'iiue the associate prefers TO I'LL the paper
~ ith tho news o: the stirring events that
sro now iranspiring, (Which he is satisfied
all vial, to read in preference 10 dealing
,,n crude ideas ar his Ro;ions Of passing
oyonts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

9y The twenty companies of Infantry
from this State for service in Firgiaia have
all been recciaoaihy the Governors and have
Feccived. orders to march at once to IIemn-
stead, whore'thcy will take transportation
toE.Virginia. Among the number VIC notice
&hpt. c. N. Winklcr's company of Rifles
faM Navarro county. All the companies
arc select antwill be us choice a body Of
troops rs any State has sent to the field.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

p,rniorlc.-- The Atlanta intettgeaeer has
hoard il suggested that it is the mention
Of The members vi the Provisional Govern
ment to initiate the example OF Mr.. faney,
and pay into the common treasury, the
amount of their salaries during the war;
Il is said that the principal oificeholders,
WHO can afford il, intend to receive only
half OF their sxlaries, paying the other han
for the benefit OF the volunteers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

StS We learn that very hand some
military parade look place At Fort Worth
on Saturday last when Barbacuc vas
g,vcA at the Cold Springs. Some eigh,
companies were in attendance The eiili-
'tary feeling is increasing in old Tarrani,
and the men are being drilled by cx-
pcrisnced officers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

The Warren (Ark.) Home Guard says:
4 company 81 young ladies has been form
ed in our town.. They drilled and marehed
around tho square last Saturday, prcse"'-
inr beautiful aud military appearance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

G0 blockade at Galveston is still being
prosecuted with vigor. The Steamer has
turned several of her prizes into cruisers
ana sends them along the coast to juicr.
ccpt vessels.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

LlJ- We were pleased To see Mr., I.eokc,
agent OF tie Galyrs'on News IN town @u.
ring last week ON business connected with
that excellent paper, Mr., l., is ma indus.
trioH and energetic business man, aud de-
serves, as well as The News, encouragement
to an unlimited extent, Tho paper, as We
have often said, is one ofthc best published
ln lhe Slals.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

saJ- The News says that the new route to
Nsw Orleans will be open in n few days,
with coaches sufficient ON the gap from
Orange 10 Bcrwicks Bayto acconodatc all
the travel. The time from Galveston to
New Orleans will be 81 day $ and the fare
and expenses about $40.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

We had call yesterday from our Jolly
friend KESnALI, the man OF sheep ne =
looking as though the dissolution oil tse
Union hadn't hurt him very badly he
gave us o good account OF his iioeNs, SAYS
thew arc conrssL;isg, in the classic language
of Mrs. President LiEeein.-S A. nsFatd-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

The common statement that thc WIZ ~
Jefferson DAVIS is the daughter OF uen' - -,
ry Taylor, is untrue. The hrst wiie =, IN " !.
Davis, was Gen. 1aylor's danghter' " noD'v
woman who has been in her grave iol ma ~ =,
years. Ills present wife is tlie oausn'ei
prominent citizen of New orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

~ fr,n 'hs a..ra,sle4 "a another
caig~n, though lhey are meas.e and In
sume instances ua.nielllsil.e, it win be
seen that lhe iile,la Consusi q l.sroiel
10 grant Ihelr master all itai le La. De.
iasaiel fvr carrying GA ilo War, bat llc
trouble with iheg Il to ipd lle money
They make Luge appropriations on paper
Of E,oney ilal il not in tic Treasury, nor
likely to be, anl 10 make show iheir
Secretary OF Ihe Treasury has IaaGc ssii-
aai'' .! how any amount Of money is TO
be raised. lie proposes 10 increase duties
on lmports, aud put du'ic5 on articles not
now dullahlei aud then afes the articles
are in tie eouE,ry, lie PROPOSES to add a
direct tax on articles OF luzury such a.
Liquor CaFyiages L,gaeirs, raHk notes
Sc, lut with all this lie d,s'ut e1o out
enough to supply tic demand o.! his alajcs-
-. Di.eet lasa lon TO a heavy cx,eut will
hay, to be rcs,g,cd to. Will the people Of
lhc North stand Il!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

B@S- Sue tie advertisement, Of icnj. Long,
who ha. lost gang Of 10 Spanish mares
,ui oTe.s SlO for information whereby he
H,y obtain ilcn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

FR-Tehayc received Il.e first tlu'ec mum :
hers OF the .Angcins Pioncc., published by
llsHowan & pcnlan, at Homer, Angelina
'pUniy, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

se Gen Van Dorm, was reported at
tlieytown, on his wayto Galveston recently.
lie was quite unwcll, but expected to resume
hisjourney in day or two.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

Bss;'' Attention is callc.l 10 the announce
NJ mt in to days paper of H. I. Witliers'
rs f., or Tarraat county, as Il candidate fOr
iUigc of this Judicial District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

gsay' II is said that the visit of Col. Tay-
iortto Washington city, under a Gag Of
syace, was virtually 10 demand surrender
al that city
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24
Ip@.,5 4T-a

nN the 23d OF june last II miles from
w Chambers Creek Ellis county, me
dium sized Oval poube Box Btcasc f-m
with miniatprc Of gentcnlan on one side
and silk in the other, said pin was found
by II gentleman short time after and han
ded 10 anothci rou.aman 70 Give 10 IhN
owner. II LEI 81 the Herald Office Dallas,
or with Mr.. Jcbp NJ. lIavditnan, at Cham
bers' Creek, ! would TIC ndcr many oJliga-
tions. Alns h. Il. NLWBOLT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

rt r.. ~. Ca,hius, E-I,, VI 'is Iion'Iv" Tel
.tf,h 4, duiy .p'h"ri4'i asvni fr the hr'"'d In
-lr ~, ,ai ua' irl'nli there are requested To 'N
al, H MY Jn' a, him and l'' VII '"A'r-H i'r
rr-.l -rtisins OF pIl - work %sn',
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

E,sr Several communications haro beci
r-s,'ci which as e'owds an, but shall
save our attention hSri week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

to- Ne call attention io The Esirsy no
los from this aud Dcnion counties, nni n
tlstl advertisement from Dcnton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

lSy" Col. john NJ Crockett, addressed
the citizens Of Snn Antonio on the 9ih inst
The Herald Ilius speaks orhis effort;
The Colonel shoycl himself to BE- il man
OF good, practical sense, iUli OF larioiism,
and enthusiastic in the Southern cause
Daring hs short-yist here, he has secured
many friends; and we have no doubt he is
the choice of our people for the Office for
which lie Is n candidate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

paS- The secession movement is reported
4'-y strong on tho Eastern shore OF Mary
land, and Coy. Hicks requests U. s. troops
% protect the Union men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

fag. S,a the aiyertiseinen, Of Mrs. |" u.
g,vio olt, ola los, Breast Pin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24

G.5r Hon. John ii. Rcagan- Postmaster
General, and family arrivcihat Richmond,
Va, on the 9TH inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24
FROM Misspnrl and lrknnsna.

Mr NJ. sieinllne, Of this place, .as our
thanks for . sheraau Journal of Last Thurs
day, from which we make lilo followlpsez-
Tracts osrsllablc zdviees lfom tie seat Of
war In Mi.soui, taken from lho Fort
Saith 7ia,' & Hrrald;
NccSho Taken by our fro0pa.-..0ne
Hundred Prisoners CapiaFed....Ac'
Cniloch Marching 30 The Aid cf COY.
Jackson.
John {. Wheclcs arrived hcge Will dr.
palchca from Gen. MeCulloch. WcgiNc be-
low the report oil Capt Mcln'oshi Adjuioni
General, IN regard to the capture OF United
Slater troops at Ncosho. We are indebted
iO &. II. johnson lor il. We learn from tic
express tia, Gen McCullorh left the In
fantry aud WooiruA's : battery and took
Chmohill sand Corroll regiment Of mount
cd men, and pushed Oh to the relief of Cow
crnor jackson. The Missourians are ready
to hight, but have NO arms,
We are hourly expecting exciting news
from the expedition.
IlgApQUARrER3 McCrLLCCIs BRIGADE,
Caap at Bowln Mills,
July 9Th, 1861.
GYSERAi: have the honor To inform
you. ihat IL obedience with your order
started at II, \. NJ, to-day, with four-eom-
pnnics OF Col. Churchill regimen. Of Ar
kansas mounted rilemen, aud CapI. Car
rolls company of Arkansas State troops to
make an attack on some Federal troops At
Ncoshc, Missouri, in conjunctions with Col.
Churchill, commanding six companies Of
~ Lad al atiR nj
roads, which entered the town, one from
the west the other from the south, with an
arrangement to make the march Of lGmi!es
in four hours, and upon entering the town
To make u simultaneous attack. l found
that the distance was not so much MS STA
ted. 1t would, therefore, be necessary for
| me to have waited near the town an hour;
and fearing that information would be
| carried into town TO the enemy, dismount-
| cd the four companies 0f Churchill regi-
mcni, about quarter OF mile OF the town,
| and marched them by plaloons at double
| quick time, within two hundred yards of
/ the Court House, where We found compa-
ny 50 strong. sent Capt. Corroll, with
! his company, to make dctour to take
them in the rear, After halling my COM
mand | sent DR.. Armstrong volunteer
| Aid-de-camp) TO demand Il surrender of
! the forces. | allowed them ten minutes TO
decide at the end of the timc the Captain
! in command made an unc0nditona. sur
render of his company, laying down their
arms and side arms, We took 100 rifles,
with sabre bayoncts, quantity OF ammu-
! milton and u train oi seven wagons loaded
! win provisions.
tCol. Churchill came up in good time
with his command and made AN imposing
sight with his mounted riilcmen. The oil
GERS and men did every ythngin ihcirpowcr to
make the movements asproupt as possible,
and they marched III to WITHIN short dis
! tancc of n force whosA numbers were un-
known, with a step MS regular and front
as unbrokcn as II body Of veterans.
L have the honor to be- General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-24
Your obcdicnt servant.
JAMES MCINTOSH.


Capt. G. S. A. and Adjt Gen.
Brig. Gcnl Ben McCuloch, commanding
Brigade Camp on Buffalo Creek Mo.
The Fight at Carthage, no.
The Fort Smith Times and Herald OF the
9th inst contains a dispatch giving intor-
nation of II fight having taken place at
Carthage between the Mis.ourians under
Gov. jackson, and the Federal troops under
Gen. Lyon. Tho fight lasted nearly all
day, when the Fcdera!ists rctreated, leav-
ing 60 dead on the field. The loss Oh the
side of the Missourians was eight killed
Land thirty wounded. The Fcderaiists re-
treated towards Springfield.
We arc indebted to the Captain Z. Is.
johnson of Fort Smith, who arrived in our
city Monday evening, tor the following ad-
ditional news from Missouri;
Judge Walker reports Capt. Sturgiss ut
the head of 1000 marching to Missouri
from Kansas, and that Montgomery and
his mon arc also coming over the line INTO
Missouri.
Judgc W. says atJackson fought brave
" and was in the hottest of the fight, ana
tlot he had one horse shot from under him
and another crippled. The enemy sunk
some of their killed in q stream near by to
keep Gov. Jackson from knowinghow many
were killed.
Gems. Zeiglor and Lyon were at the mead
Of The NorthcrEcrs. They have thirteen
pioccs of cannon. One piece was captured
by Jackson. The Northerncrs rctreated 10
Si'ingicld.
The FoIt Smith Herald adds that Gems.
Lyon, Price and Montgomery wero OH 'hc'f
way through Kansas to Missouri with hve
or six thousand men, aiming fof Fort SmSh'
Gov. Jackson had succeeded in bringing
the State Treasury of Missouri to Camp
Walker All the Arkansas troops had
marched from Camp Walker into Missouri.
eGcns. Price and McCulloch have jointly
force later Than 4,O00 mcn.
Price, of Missouri, 1900; jackson,
Slack and Raincs jointly from G,OO0 to s.
900, all well armed. Rcinforcements COM
inr in daily from from Arkansas. Troops
will fall into the ranks in Missouri as fast
as arms can be put into their hands. by
the time jefferson City is reached an army
OF more than $4,000 from Mo, alone, will
be in the ranks
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FOR SALE or ma ADE,

HOUSE aud thrce lots lhths to"i .
a Dallas can be bought cheap Cows ar.
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IA horses al,t On iia =. D.-lar rirti,s
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Nrsife fair WDSfIa6en.

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