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

rs" As tempolay chairman Of the Con-
yention, our distinguished fclloW-alIlzen,
Col, J, NJ, Crockett, presided with universal
satisfaction,
Tho venerable Major Iikens, Of Russ was
elected permanent President Of the meeting
aud on taking his seat, made a few and very
appropriate remarks, which were well re-
eelved, The Major is fine presiding OIL
Ger as well as a gallant soldier, His dig
nifty /, genuine aud his talent of high
order, The people Of Dallas will long re-
member his noble bearing and courteous
dcmeanor towards all who enjoyed the
pleasure of his society,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

Gs.y" The Dallas Light Artillery, Capt.
Good, reached Lancaster ycstcrdayovcning
and were discharged, to meet again Satur-
day next, for the purpose of delivering up
their arms, sc. Tho company left San An
tonic on tie 10th but was detained by high
water.
Capt. Good has a commission from
the Governor, to raise full company of
Light Artillery for active service on tho
Northern Frontier, We also learn that
col. II. L. McCulloch's regiment will soon
axe up their line of march for Northern
Texas, accompanied by Capt. Edgar's bat
cry. These will give a strong force on our
Northern and Northwestern frontiers,
where they will be much needed.
All who wish to enter into the regular
service, should be on hand, as soon as Capt.
food arrives. lie desires to make up his
rompany exclusively in Dallas county.
Sec the order of the Dallas Light Artil-
cry in.to-day's paper
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

SIRIous.-A shooting affair came OIL on
Tuesday last, in Crockett Mr.. W, l.. Halle
shot one barrel of gun ut Mr.. Clinton
Allen, and although quite near, fortunately
missed him. The matter grew out OF a
misunderstanding between the parties which
We are pleased to learn, has since bsfn
amicably adjusted Crockett Printer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

s. Among the distinguished visitors,
members of the Convention, now in
las, we arc happy to see Hon. Mr.. Lott,
Smith county; Hon. W. B. Wright, from
a ar; Hons. N. Terry and NJ. 7. johnson,
N Tarrant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
Public Meeting.

TRINITY MILLS, May 25, 1861.
The Dallas County Blues met at this
rI ce for drilling. After the exercises, the
nmittcc, composing Capt. W. Ii. Witt,
la.. Lieutenant, A. G. Hallack; John Jack
.sul, ST., I'd. Lieutenant; Rama Standby,
2d. Lieutenant; Vim. Jackson and LIST.
rgt Henry Ervey, was appointed by the
nrnpany to draft regulations, reported the
10 lowing:
WHEREAS, The great and leading prin-
lie of the Government of the U. s., emil
tied from the people of the several States
I'D their scperatc sovereignty and indepen-
mt capacity, and not from all the people
forming one common political communi-
49,. That the States thus forming the Com
P ct or Constitution are equal, and have
"a light to judge of infractions upon their
authorities, rights and liberties belonging
~ them; that the general Government
, as called into existence with delegated
overs given to it by the States, as their
gent for the good of the whole--thcy have
&c right to Judge for themselves the pow
s delegated and reserved; and to deny
lem this right, would be to vest the gene
II Government with the final and exclu-
we right to judge of all powcrs-thereby
merging the States into mere dependent
operations, an idea incompatible to the
overeignty of the States, and contrary to
3 he Constitution, as basis of the Federal
Union. And whereas, the Lincoln admin
stration having usurped the exclusive
light to judge, not only the powers delega-
cd to it, but those that are retained by tn C
States, thereby having annullcd the rela-
lions existing between the States and the
general Government; have left the South
crn States no other alternative but to as
sert their rights, or to be suhiugated TO ne
gro equality. And whereas, while Tic Lin
coin administration was protesting peace,
and strong desire to preserve the dis
solving Union, perfdiously fitted ont an
immense feet and armament with the man
jfest intention of reducing the c. S. fy mil
itary force And whereas, this attempt to
subiurate the c. s., can have no other re-
suit than desolating civil war, repugnant
alike to humanity, civilization and religion,
and the final separation Of the Free and
Slave States forever-therefore,
ResoEved, That the conduct Of Lincoln
and his advisers in deceiying the people of
the u s. by proclaiming a peace policy,
when at the time he was secretly fitting out
a powerful Naval armament to make war
upon the c. s., is an act of perfdity and
treachery, that meets the scorn and con-
demnation Of the civilized world.
Resolred, That with a view to prevent
aggressions, and to be prepared successful
w to maintain our rights by srbitrament
Of arms If that necessity is forced upon US,
I'D & measure Of prudence. we have
fsr-aai o. -ss. yes '-re o. l-sirlz-I militia
y ca nI+Hs. 20 protect southern 1i-hs,
anJ 10 E.v- q -reagh .5.aff.g and T-slec-
Son O. orr -ls - f.-sl--s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

q" Capt. Wells, Of palo Pinto passed
,ugh Dallas last Monday, authorised by
B, county officers to raise men, horses and
for company to operate against the
'auding bands of Indians that have re-
-tly appeared in Johnson, Parker and
Pinto counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

a. 4 terrible accident occurred one day
week, at the steam mill of Mcssrs. Re-
| & Elicit. The mill-wright, Mr.. Martin
nks, in passing near the machinery,
caught by the main shaft and severely
he'd. His right arm was broken in
raj places, and his hip aud head were
h bruised. 1t is hoped that he will
,ycr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

EsB' The parliamentary g'adia'lon' yes
erlay, in the convention, between Messrs'
uurrah aul Graham, was enthusiastically
,heercl by rhe spectators, Zach one Of
hem sustained himself in accordance with
the high reputation previously won in many
a political contest, We thought some Of
tho hits sayorel more Of the loaded eWstus,
than the boXing-glovc,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons emisrating
to the extreme south and western country is the fear
they have of the Fever and Ague-he most direul of
all diseases. Every day hear of persons attacked
by the disease and made helpless in short time, with
out any means of atIording relief. In view Of the
great demand for remedy, Dr. Hosto'ter has presen-
ted his Celebrated Stomach Rittcrs, whose
curative powers for all diseases of the stomach have
been universally acknowledged. Tho Bittcrs, pre-
pared after long experience and deep study have re-
ceived the encomiums ofthe most emencnt physicians
as well as all classes from every part of country
To those who doubt their many virtues, all we can
say is TO try them and judge for themselves respec-
lively Sold by druggists and dealers generally eve
where.
4J~See advertisement in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

s.iy" Mcssrs, Lott, Graham and Mnrrah
addressed tie citizens Of Dallas, yesterday
evening, on the present aspect of affairs
Each gentleman acquitted himself in the
most satisfactory manner and was much APP
plauded. As We did not hear the speeches,
we cannot give anything like full report.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
L, NJ, StackpoIc's Ady'tS.
90
Eeail Road Corner Revived


FE7!lE subscriber las returned With an en-
n tire new stock Of all kinds Of Goods,
which lac Ia prepared 10 sell on good terms
To his old friends and customers, aud 10 the
public generally, All ask is a fair share
of that custom so literally bestowed before
the ire. havcno old goods tooCeT no old
remnants TO work of; but my st0cl; is fresh
aud clean, aud can aud will sell goods as
low as any one dare To IN this market
FOR THE CASH!
If ! sell goods on a credit, Il will he from
January LIST TO July lst, aud from July ill
Christmas, and shall expect to hare fair
profit, ms no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come ard soc me and look at my goods,
whether you buy or not. shall not charge
You anything for looking but will take II
pleasure in showing. l.. NJ. STACKPuLE.
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luE sF4rK OF nXAs
CCVNn o. Dallas,


u gty lsFfsl (.EssF Fl iad c.aEiy.
VOu ase Lslsby commanded 70 suMUOH
II by Publissliga ia Tie psllss Herald, ivF
ILgee successive Sssks 4, HAL, 10 IL aud
aFEfST before Hle lsNts N. BthhtiI, guss
Iirg VI tbs Pesce Ia sHi fsT DALLAS souHIs,
pgseiUel No, q AZ AZ n siasAse On The lss'
Saturday il Nay lstl at ~ bsigrs2 O. l0st
ca said dsy, % snsEel ~ the eouPlsint 81
;, A. Hsughl ia . plea Of dell due By as
cguni in IKE sum II $40, Hersin fail not
aB3 due return make as the Ian directs,
Given aRdsg Eiy Land this April The seth
lsCl.
JAMES n, BENNETT,
Justice u tie P,ase,
Cant ls kaEi Mas lsr, aRd executed ~
ggisT;ug PUh,.,ai.ou il Ike Dallas Herald
for ikgss sueFess.DE HeeEs, "a this tIh dag
Msy, 1854
wN Z nArpY, c,Estst!s.
3l.au BIZ fEe 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
EsTnAY NOTICES,
cnuNTY


=, fAAkRs gPty P.es;ga shiIlsy anlesirsyei before
- Las, "a 'ns c-iESgNUg s1RhLL HORSE,
~ Nthas nisA' are iii nAri ga irit hgeas', and
sH.n'l ~ tib'' SOC NJ lhi neeE, little white GA
t9lh Aini tasl, tIal Fllile mark, 3 EinEu white
siTa,E down iht fir.t- q; fsist1i al sTE 40
iHEilAL 4 suhhEL HORSE, s1gas wlite hsiTs
large Saddle wsTks GA each side sinr U his star M
f5stlesd 10th EiI'isi Wlits up DO az pa,urs sh7ut
l5 Land' tish % y-aTs DID, no tg@ai' psg--.yaslei
apprsissi ai SEQ
fAKEN UP hy Wa, EuiSAt and ,strayei b..
flIs J. l.. Saith, Esl., one LlGHt BAY TADIAS
PONf, IS hands high yesTs old, no brands, Also,
one WORK OK, rel, nj s0ms white about the tells
aud snk marked CGUI split ia Iighi ear and splii
ia lie lsft branded OH on right hiIl about ytars
ola appraised Al 20,
TAKEN UP by Jslsi Thomas, gli e,'gaYei hsf.Ts
]. l.. smilh, Esq, one Drown MARE, STAR ia tLe
rehead lcft eya out n o. u years Ola, saddle
InaTks and hayius with hsrg suCkliuE Clt sppTas-
"a al SIS. Also one BROWN atuu clLi, Que wear
OLD star in thu hTchsai, 10Th hind FEET white o. lAs
Eastern joinis; appraised al $40, ~
GEO, ". LAWS, q, a. q, u, q, T.
DENTON COUNTY,
TAKEN uP b ", T., Hlo,iy aai i, s,lr1ysl bs'5Te
4 VI, blouRt, Esq, una POAl MAIZE wears va
u hands high, a BROWN BAY, len hind foot white
white spot IN the forehead snip on lhe nose branded
on the len shoulder appraised 20 $50, 81 81
TAKEN UP BY WA, Il. taHlinE and fslIsyei ls-
fore ], N, h-Olni, Lsl,, one hhuN \ lnAl HORSE
nT . year. old, branded with an lhdlsn brand on
the len shoulder appraised, "a S-u, aA;it,
s, A. NENFERS, err, e, e, htnlUn Co,
Denton, March 18th, lea,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

EN Pursuance la law, and The Pleslama-
\ ton " his EEeelleney, the Governor, !,
!, NJ, PATTERsoN, Chief Justice, in aud for
Dallas county, State Of Texas do order ani
direct TIA, an E'esiion be held in the sever
a. Precincts ia this county, ON Monday tie
"a DAY OF June, \, H. 1851, for the purpose
Of s.eeling ane district Attorney, Tor tho
sixteenth JUdlsisl District, TO I'LL the va
santy oseasiOur,l by the resignation OF II.
C. nade.
Given under my hand and tho
{ SEAL Seal OF tie County Court, this
~ - JIh dag uT May, \, u. lSGl,
J, NJ, PATTERSON,
2ltlcl Chief Justice y, &. 4.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

VS." Thos. j. Nash, Esq, of this County,
our thanks for copy of the "Reports
tho Committee of Public Safety to the
lvention of the People Of the State of
sas," containing the Emissions to San
tonic, to the Rio Grandc, and to the n.
frontier, Gen. Rogers mission to Lou
ina to procure arms, and the Conference
he Subcommittee with the late Cover
Houston, with accompanying docu-
lts.n 1t is valuable book for reference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
U. s. NAHL s,FAGE LINE
IlInd f0Es Sale.

INVEST half 1888 acres, Henry Cough,
w Forks of Trinity; about ten miles
from Dallas.
Wcst half 7a8 acres, Henry Cough, forks
of Trinity; about twelve miles from Dali
las.
800 acres .! miles from Dallas, good
farm, good Spring, and timber,
ESQ acres, on Eve Mile Greek; miles
from Dallas; 100 acres broke; Good Spring,
and timber.
800 acres; Jas. Cochrane, near Ian
caster Dallas co.
$40 acres, W. Weathrich, Tarrant Co.,
near Dallas road on Village Creek.
These, and many other tracts may be
found registered in my Office for sale. Per-
sons wishing to purchase, would do well to
call and examine. Persons wishing to sell
would do well to register
No tract will be advertised except by
special request.
JOHN M. CROCKETT, Agent
Dallas Texas, April 10th lS61.-27:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

THF STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF DALLAS.
10 any la,cfut officer Of said County greeting
X GU are hereby commanded to cite John
Kirk, by publication for three success
i've weeks in the Dallas Herald, to be and
appear at my Office in the town of Lancas-
ter, in Beet, No. Z, in said County on the
LIST. Saturday in June, 1861, at or before 2
o'clock of said day to answer to the COM
plant Of Everts & Howell in plea of debt
due by two notes for Forty-nins $1,000
dollars, one of which notes being due on
the 18th day of December, 1860, the other
due the LIST. day of March, 1861.
Herein, fail not, but serve and return
this writ as the law directs.
Given under my hand, this 4th day of
May, 1861. A. N. LAVENDER, }. r.
John Kirk viii take notice of the above
citation, and attend accordingly.
JOHN I. ELLIS, Dept. Shirt.
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LANES A. BENNETT.
EinnI settlement.

Z AMES N, PATTERSON, Executor Of the
81 estate n AIaeriea ElkiHs, decreased, hss
h,ed ia iay once his dnal aee0uAI current
Niih said estate, together NiIh his psliIi0a
payiEg i0g hnsl discharge this is sasTss
Tore 10 no'lg all persons inleusisd 10 esus
Forward "a Vac a - lcrm OF the County
Count, o. be he,j q, ils Couyi-house, ia III:
toSn Of Dallas nu the last Ngndsy in MAY
1851, ynl contest lhe sSme il they lLins
PTugr-
0EO, ", LAWS, Clk.
Go, u, Il, Co, Texas
Dallas, May Isl lsGl-al;3w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
ARGYLE BITTERs.

deAtS II ~ - 49, = =
4 gars EiNfiy fsr NgsPas taelfFI, r.
GTrbEa psyEErE Srk HsasarAE AgA'
Susas, GssUg' hLAia sst 10 s'lsHssri
Ws.
VnEsE ELEGANT BiTTERS ARB III,
4 c,liaTly adapted ~ waTin ClImslrr and
every Fe'soa desiring health strength sni
protection Hom ihe diseases inc.5eEl 20 The
1l-msis, should use ils~
itraFs aLsas.el m lrf sad feeling the
hand Ul ftme weighing heavily upcn ILem.
with all its sileuiau, iiis. U.u fal in The
use nj tie B.,lels sn fl.Air hat Ni.i ius'.ll
neU life into their veinsi Ns0Te ina a mea-
surc, tie energy and aplUg Of more youthful
days build up their shTuukca iolm-r aRl
give Lea!n, snd LspiEessl0 their gSmasnlDg
years,
It's we'll established fei, that falls ons
halT0f the iemsle portion of olT population
are seldom In tho eH'aywrnl az god heslIhr
ON, o. uss ilrlr own expression, "neyeT ierl
well" They aus langull, devoid Of al! eneg-
~, extremely nervous, anihar mo- appe-
lite. TO ibis class ~ iRyalids, these bl'ieis
arc especially recommended, Their Feen-
CllisT iuulg sIl Myiguating properties gen-
j.r ihom iEyiucihle in such csses,
Persons visiting s'r,egs harrassel annu-
aily with Fever and Ague, or any Fever IT
a bilious nature, viii Gnl that by the time
Is use Of one on two bottles, lLey will not IN
one instance take tLe disease, as the hlllegs
will rcnoyate SHd strengthen the system,
and eagg! Tie bile oil, in its natural eaaanel
T., 4, WHEEi0CK s co,
LupoTirs ant ~ 'fsa's DrHgsi', % hagl-
zine S., opposite Ne .ireIds Nsil Na' o.,
leans, Graaru' Wholesale Ignt', Also soli
~ j. l'RiGHFf o., ". ~ Caa'''s' -,
" q, afi IN Dal's' "
nov, 2l-Tly, u, H. THOMAS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
Bricki Brick :.

T have on hand, far sale, kiln Of 5000
l. brick, just bun ned, which are as good IF
not better han any have ever burned,
which offer for sale, in lots to snit pur-
chasers, at extremely low prices. Give nTe
call and you shall be satisfied.
SURRIlL WILKES.
Nav LIST. f55l-Sa.if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

EpIToRs IN Towy.-Among the visitors
Dallas, attending the Convention, we
pleased to gee, several members of the
itorial fraternity. We have had the
assure of seeing Mr.. Sparks, of the Quit
n Herald, and Mr. Beavers of The White
N. These gentlemen give glorious ac-
,nts of the crops in their respective Sec
us, and seem hopeful of bright future.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
HE STATE OF TENAS,

COUNTY OF DALLAS.
10 any laH5M oticGr ct said County, Greetings
vOU are hereby commanded TO summon
d JACOB STllWELI., by publication in
the 'Dallas Herald, to he and personality
appear before me, JAS. y. Smith, Justice
of the Peace in and for Dallas county Pre-
cinct No. ], at my Office on the 2oth dag OF
May, \. b. eighteen hundred and sixty
one, between the hours Of ter o'clock a. IN.
and two o'clock p. m. Of said day, "answeT
the complaint OF j. 7. kinsow, for the use
of W. W. Barton, on plea of debt due by
note, for (S22.) twenty-five dollars.
Fail not and due return ma Ike as the law
directs. Given under my hand, this I'd day
Of May, a. D. 1861. s,,,ru
Justice of the Peace.
Issued May I'd 1861 Game TO hand SANG
day issued: ENGentcd by ordering der ,io publ Id,
cation in the Dallas Herald, tor three ,s sue
.rossiyc weeks, on the 81 day of May 1861.
JAS. SHEPPARD,
2I3w7 Constable, D. Co. Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

InnACRES Of Land, part of the VIM.
IUU Kirby tract, located by Mercer
Colony certificate of Thomas Payne, in Da--
las County, on the waters of Muddy Creek.
For sale BY W. A. GOLD, land Agent.
Dallas, Texas Oct. Is 1860. 2-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

4. the travelling public that the above limo
is now Furnished with comfortable coaches,
swell icl stock and careful drivers
Coaches l'aYc Alto springs and Chambers
Crck simultaneously, at 8 o'clock a. NJ, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Of each
week, and arrive at the same places the next
days at b o'clock p. m, All the travel is in
daylight. and saves 30 miles indistancc over
the line via Waco, consequently ailording
Passengers ample time TO rest at night
This line also connects with the line from
Waco toTylcr, at Spring lIill and Drcsdca,.
and with Sawycrs line via Waco, at each
terminus. Confident of my ability to rem
der entire satisfaction, a,Sltarc of pubic pat.
romagc is solicited. j. J, STEELE.
April ID, 1860. 4l-ly
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Nofiee.

=. UFTNG II abi@hoe l51- asu.r Fst- :.
- Swing 60 ny driT alfaot.zc1 sseai5
rc- t.,a a.. r-ac'.,a ~ ~ ts,siless
s-r- F0uG I --~fD-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

FOR SALE or TRADE.
HOUSE and three lots in lhe io1o OF
a Dalss oap be- tong chear. tovs and
i.args or mares Wiz b. aben 81 ouctsngo.
1rrIr 10 2. 81 oTtcA p2LE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
NOTION.

Dallas, May lsr l,al-al'sw,
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20

him ''7,oacer."
Gov. Bragg is unecise, Holden is wise-give
him poscer.
Gov. Ellis is uneeise, Holden Is wise-cive
give him poacer.
Thos. L. Clingman is u1spise, Holden is
wIse-give him lo,ccr.
Weldon \. Edwards is xuzcise Holden is
wise-give him po,rcr.
Hons.L. O'B. Branch, Burton Craig, Thos.
Ruffin, Warren Winslow are u,aarisc. Holden
and John \. Gilner are wise-riye then,
-po2cer.
These Democrats are all unsafe, although
the people have l,onere,l them in North aro-
lima with the highest trust, and when their
times expired, commanded them to re-occu IL
py for theln-yct all these are unwise, not
fit to be trusted. And why2 Pray tell us
why reader? Can you be SO dull as to ask
the question? Look at the facts:
Whilst w. W. Holden had any hope o
being Governor, he worked might and main
for the Democracy; he was beat-hc begun
to administer a little blood letting; every MAJ
who would not favor Mr. IIolden's plans fol
making him Governor was denounced lie
still held to the sop, and lived upon tho
Democracy. His revenge was not complete
the Democratic party made Mr.. Holden, bu
they did not make him Governor, therefore
the Democratic party must perish Perisl
by the hand Of w w. Holden. How could
it be done? There is but one Wy. Mr.
Holden has the confidence Of the Demo
cratic party. lie argues this way / vii
commit It to scccssion-I will, as its organ
4dcclarc f7r Ii-,,s.io,.. er,,l when it is fli!,
committed to that, l viii fly from it and re
turn only 10 stab it 10 tie heart! Nengenct
/ is sweet will live On vengcncc-I viii
drink the blood Of the Democratic party
It would not make me Governor, and vii
slay 1t!
| Readers, can you trust such man, cal
you depend upon him as u leader?
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20

tidings from the South will be regarded with
the utmost interest and anxiety here. In
view of the possibility Of collision, and the
contingency OF a demonstration against this
capital precautionary measures for its dc
cd Immediately
The statement which has gained currency
that the presence cf detection has been dis
covered III the troops now stationed here, is
entirely uEtoundcd, as far as is known at the
proper department., after careful inquiry.
Efficient and competent officers are to be put
in charge of the dcfenses and selected with
reference to their qualities for this speciel
service.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20
CLUB RATES.

As the troublesome times OF wal is now upon III.
ard a. il is necessary to give the people all the
news, and a> soon all cur people will have sons,
fathers, brothers and husbands in deadly combat
our "eekly at the very low price of one dollar and
fifty cents each to clubs Of five and ten subscribers
with the money in advance. Every body will now
subscribe we trust.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20
ks. e. PE1AssGE.
a. \. MCDONALD.

CONFUSION MERCHANT AND PRODUCE DEALER,
ND DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Cutlery, Bools. Shoes and Leather, Bagg;ne
Rope Sadlery, &c. sc.
Sheetings and arms ut Manufacturers prices
Es7 Strict attention paid to orders ~
South Side Iay street, Fayetteville, y. c.,
october I3 ls60.-tf.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-04-20
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ATTORNEY AND COUNCELLOR At Law
G y 7 9 n. n. 6,
WILL. practice in the County and Superior
Courts, of Bladen, Cumberland, and Samp-
son, ana the adjoining Counties Office near
the Clinton Hotel.
Feb 1O-ISGO- If
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He then reviewed the cours
which he likened to Uncle Tob.
North Carolina he asked, what
ing? Although there is a n
Southern Rights men battling
Of the South, vet from the da
Guilford and Randolph, there G.
ing but aid and comfort for the
alluded to the studied effort up
the Union press to prejudice t
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ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW
F'A S~ T1'ivII41 I41N1II4I4IE, n. G.
Feb 16-1v
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walked the entire way. On Saturday. when
the roll was called nearly one hundrea men
're1e missing, and were supposed to have de-
serted. A few, however, rather the worse
Tor liquor, have since returned Two officers
detalled to accompany the troops, resigned
almost at the last moment, At 10 o'clock on
the same morning, Capt. Barry's company
OF artillery, mounted their own horses loft
the Fort, and marched by the road to Ham.
llton Ferry, went on the Island: aud snhsc-
quently on the steamship Atlantic. There
were some soldiers absent. At 8 o'clock n
m., the steamer May5ey arrived in front Of
Fort Lafay yette, and embarked the TO ollowina.
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sicx.seE-a ds. Wright.

N'it-FI4 7 ~ IT ~,
# \ Y T. T Il + V L L f, n 9.
WILL practice IN the counties Of Bladcn
salats1.i auI Cun,-rfand Prompt atteli
ton given to all business committed to his
charge fapr 1859.