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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28
"77s77~s
brilliant Achievement.

tGor the great struggle was nearly over
1i Sprmgfe d, n detachment Of The enemy,
numbering about 500 men, attempted To cf-
hr, tu escape by rctrca,ing in the rear of
oar luyees anl Behind the shelter of hill.
4 rlnud OF dust was observed by the Texas
Regiment posted upon an cmincnec, aud as
,lc ,lsf was wholly in our rear, il crca-
trd no iiile observation. Three companies
unler Captains Hale, Bryan and Mabry
started in pursuit and soon came mp with
tho creating Dutch. These companies
icl, upan them with fury and succeeded in
cnpluring two Gees of artillery, killing a
a large nmbcr utterly dispensing tsc rest
anl taking many prisoners. This was
cons 'dcrcj ona of the most brilliant ma
neuycr, of the day, and re@cc:s grsat hon
90 upon the men and officers engaged in It,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28


Gs.S" Mr.. Andrew Burtlc our townsmnn,
Just returned from Springfield, represents
the scunc on the battle field as sickcnlng
and shocking to the feelings. The enemy
made no attempts to bury their dead, but
'crt hem to stfTen and rot upon the ground.
4 pcs lliar.ty was observed about the Dutch
Killed in the a...ticf.thcir arms'and legs
wou,G stificn aud stand ont at right angles
from heir y9o'lon holics rrd in many in
srai. Is the bottles Ncri sccn!hrse,ias almost
10 70 81 Ne5 itB daolo The iHrmcnt na
mqp ts'sJ,Abe Lager Reer 'boy 4rank
rnl iha iirs hal .bsir s7ie Is S'agycs 'esrs
,loscd 40 aucN appearances rcrq op9cey-
cd llJ,.t oar men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28
DALLAS DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, AUGUST 2S, 1861

Pleees Of artillery from den. Seigle and
destroyed his command, and eaplaTel many
prisoners and sMail arms. | cannot non
give the particulars, bat write lhis 20 cor
rect reports circulated BY these who hed
from the field,
BEN MoCuLLocH
Brig. Gen, Commanding.
The following dispatches are FROM the
Little Rock True Democrat Of the ldlh'
Our troops fought like herOes-Gen.
Pearee led the 81 and 9th regiments in per-
son, and made a splendid ehsrse-glye him
credit for his bravery. Our loss were many
or onr side capls. Brown and Bell, and
IL, Walton among the killed.
During the battle Oft 10th, Capt, Wood
rnfi, OF the Little Rock Artillery, behaved
with great gallaniry, and his battery did
most efficient service. One Of his officers,
Lieut.. Weaver was killel.
Capt, Toiten, well known In Arkansas
iigured e0nsplenonsly IN tho artillery line
~ t'' enemy, hUi lost A.s battery. Maj
Ne'rIimaU, a very gnl!a.t Office n Mis'
souri,, Wa7 killed
FANuIrvItlE Aug. la-rcrry Parks
lnsi u, lon WcCul'geh camp, red I'D clock
1g Slrlay. Srig5l forces were rnril ed Il
errueaed-Ja aIi.---. csuFhi seigl mi
no Wus rescued he shot 90, and thinks h'
uouG,lrd him. col Sweeney oi the FEEDER
IL army was killed Mj Ward, ,orHtioi
ges,moEtl OF ,he Confederate army mad hii
arm shot OF, and IL was thought he woul'
die OF the wound. Tho enemies loss Is :,
800 TO S,000. Federal army retreaied OF
Springfield Captain Lewis tScbasiain Co
Cavalry company suffered great loss.
FAyErrBvILLE 10, ir. a--MeCulloel
sent forces after Seiglc's command. Abou
20 miles from Springfield, Gei. Hnrdee me
and captured the whole federal force, AM
is bringing them back-thus making
clean thing of 1t.
[Thc above dispatch of tho capture y
Scigle, is thought by our private inform
ants, TO be premature. llardce was know
10 be some 100 miles from Soiglc,-bc,weci
him aud St. Lonis. II was confidently be
licvcd, however, that scigle would be takcI
with his whole command.-EDs. HERALD.
DR.. Henry G. Scott, who was in tho fight
and returned home with Col. II. informs Il
that none of the men from this county ver
killed ov wounded. Among the killed wa
one named Owen from Rusk county an
Willie from Harrison.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28
ns,y- The Telegraph says that five moro

pY- The Telegraph says that five moro
companies of the Virginia troops left Hons-
ton on the 10Th, on the New Orleans train
for the scat os war. This makes ten COM
panies that left. The balance have proba-
bly, left ere this. Among the above compa-
panies. We notice the Navarro Rifles Capt.
Winklcr, and Henderson County Guards,
Can't. Martin. OF these two companies the
nSmonr winkler's Navarro Rifles, VIC
saw an old soldier, VIM. G. Smith, who has
becn in several wars before. He is o4
years old, over six feet high and well pro-
no,tioncd. and as active and capable as
anv man in the company. On his canteen
strap he had written Liberty or Death. :
Anolhcr stout old heart is that of Burlcson,
the fifcr of Martins company, full OF ii'e
and spirits and as ready TO fight as ffe;-
mn Martin. himself, is a good officer. lie
roughs it ali the time, andssys what is gooa
enough for the men is good enough for him
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

A. QuEsTIoN.-Gov. Clark ordered an
election to bc held at Forts Cobb and Wash
ita, and the returns from those boxes show
that J. J. Howe, ESQ.,, has majority OF
'tl3 of all tho votes cast for fioater, in the
Collin and Grayson District The Chief
Justices have rejected those votes and de-
carcd Head dLly elected by majority OF
26 votes.
We learn that tho Attorney General has
declared the election at the forts to be valid
because the troops there are State Troops,
and in the service oftie State. 1t was in ac-
cordance with this opinion, that the Gov
crnor ordered the election at these places
We believe that that the Attorney General
can fiud precedent in the late election in
| the different States during the secession
campaign, when pclls were opened IN near
ly all the military camrs,-and some We
! believe, out of the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28
Hsy-. TIL. News says that handsome lit

Essr The News says that handsome lit
tie Yacht the Iottie, was stolen from one of
the docks at Galveston on the l7tll and was
next morning discovered alongside the
blockading steamer. The man who stole
her was u Cape Cod man, and left a note
stating that he wished to go home, AMI the
only way he could 10 it was TO go to tho
blockaders lie however made free with a
number of articles, and probably loaded
his little craft before lie left.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

MAsmNaToy, Aug. 15.-The government
is officially advised that Gen. Van Dorm,
with thirteen hundred men are between I'll
Paso and San Antonio. 1t is supposed that
his object is subjugation Of lower CalItor-
MIA.
The above will be news to our indciatsa-
Bile Gen. Van Dorm. We presume he is bus
lily engaged attending to his duties as COM
mander Of this department, and guarding
against an invasion Of our coast. We think
however that it is highly probable that Cen
Sibley with some 2000 men Will soon DC
"bctw cen Ell Paso and San Antonio, but
the first the federals will hear of him Will
bo somewhere in New Mexico.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

RED PROVED A DANGEROUS CoLoR.-ln
the battle the Fire Zouaves were generally
shot in the head or upper part of the body,
while the New York Fourteenth were hit
about the legs. The Zouaves wore red caps,
and the Fourteenth red pantaloons.-Lows-
gtHe Democrat.
From the number OF Yankees killed in
every battle, We would infer that btue is
equally dangoi oIs, as it is said that every
one OF them has blue stripe somewhere
about his person.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

Col. GnEcG's REcrMEsT.-A writer in the
Tyler Reporter says that an order lns been
issIed 10 Gen. Van Dorm to furnish the regi-
mcnt raised by Hon. John Gregg, with mus
kcls and the neccrsary furnishmeids. AS
soon as these arms are c,civcd, the iegi-
mcnl would proceed to Coliutb, Miss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

RU1RoAD AccIDExT.-We find the fol-
lowing itcms among the telegraphis items (;
RicuMoxp. Aue. 12.-Tkere is report IN
this morning TO the effect that the train TO
Manassas last night collided killing and
wounding about twenty Of Wigfalls com
mand. No particulars have been obtained
RIcusoxD, Aug. 12-An accident occur
red sunday near 10 o'clock, about II miles
from Richmond, on the Manassas route, oc-
casionea by landslide deinsing the rails
Eight cars with soldiers sere smashed and
shivered 10 pieces,
Two conpanies from louisville we're the
principal sufferers, having one killed and
twenty three woundcd-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

GY3r Capt. Winston company from ilnr.
rison did good service at the lntc battle and
were Engaged in the HOTTEST of the light
We rGmcmber this company well as one OF
the finest belonging to the regiment. Capt.
Shorts company from Shelby was actively
cnr,rcd and suffered more perhaps thrn
any other in the regiment. They behaved
mo.. gallantly,-ji,st what VIC expected
from them and their gallant captain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

GEN. 4. s. JouNsoN's PARTY.-Thc Mesil-
la I ines of the Sd inst. says:
"The following named gentlemen, under
command of Capt. Alonzo ridley, arrived
in our city on the 3lst ult.,S rom Los Ange-
command of the depot of California, and
c mmandcr of the U a Expedition; Is! eyet
Mai. Il. A. Armistcad, late Of the 9th Infant
ry Lieut.. A. IL. Hardcastle, late OF the 9th
Infantry; Lieut.. Il. b. ID. Riley, late of the
4lh Infantry; Lieut. Francis Mallory, of the
4th Infantry; Lieut.. a. Jhaaf, late of the
4th infantry; Lieut.. N. Wickliile, late of
the 9th Infantry; Lieut.. r. H. Brewer, late
of tie lst Dragons"
The bovc officers have resigned. The fol.
lowing members of the party are citizens of
California;;
Capt Alonzo Ridley, VIM. r. Rover, Tho.
Stonehousc, Hugh May, Jas. ID. Dardcn. JAS.
l.. Parker, VIM. II. Ceapline, Cyrus K. Hole
man, Calvin Poor, Wm. Campbell, Joseph N.
Chandler, Geo. w. Gift, David Mckenzie,
Col. VIM. M. Skinner, John J. billiard, Dill
lon Jordan, Antonio M. Ablia, Thomas Mo-
ran, Thomas Smith, W. K. Amistcad, VIM.
Jones, Wm. N. Robinson, Frank Varnell.
"Thc following gentlemen joined the COM
pany at Tucson, Arizona: Richard Simp-
son, Con- Ryerson and VIM. a. Diam.
"1his company, excluding the ex-nrmy
Officer S, was oiganized in California for the
purpose of repairing to Virginia, there to
take part in tho war uow progressing
They will march in few days for San An
tonic and from thence proceed withall pos
sble dispatch to Memphis and Richmond u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

ass From 1thc signs of the times, we
may e1 pcct to hear of some big fighting in
SOUTHEAST Missouri in short time. Pill
lav's and Fremonts forces were close 10
ono anof her at last dates, and it is not i'm
prohnble that the former has attacked BIRD
Point aud Cairo before this.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

J. M;iJn The fight at Dug Springs, Claimed
W, NE &dcralists as victory, we arc IN
,otmcd, was only skirmisli between the
piclce guards of Gen. McCulloch anu a
company of Lyons forces. Tho ri'kcts
hrc,l INTO them killing several, and retreat
Cd to (hc main bcd5 Of the army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

py- The Fort Smith Thirty-fifth Paral-
lei paws the following just and well de-
served tribute to the Texas Regiment uncer
Col. Greer:
"A finer looking set of men have not pass
ed through our country. The troops while
in our midst conducted themselves like men.
They were represented as disorderly set
before they reached this place; we are proud
10 say that these troops have put the lie on
the reports that reached here that they were
roudy sci, no more nobler braver and we'll
behaved set Of men OF the same number
could be brought together from any commu-
nity. We heard no complaint from hny
quarter. The Ladies, who are always the
best judges of etiquette, givc the Texas
troops all praise for their gentlemanly con-
duct. 1t gives us pleasure to ada that they
are on The look out for one Capt. siafgiss,
who they understand has announced ne
Texas troops as cowssdss We hope Capt. 5.
will soon have an opportunity Of proving
his assertions, VIC will 60 our pile On Stnr-
riss taking water, II was asmere kinh on
The Part Of Capt. S. We have number Of
friends and acquaintanees in the regiment
and wish the regiment great success
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

A NOVEL ADvERTIaEAEST.-The Louis
vile Democrat, submission newspaper,
publishes the following:
WANTED FOR THE Aray.-officers who
will stay with their men on the battlefield,
and not gallop off on horseback in the mo-
mcnt Of danger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

s@~ \ dispatch from Rolla, Mo-, to Louis
willie, dated the 18th, says the Fedcralists
lost in the battle near Springfield, Captain
Gratz Brown, killed Gen, Sweeney, woun-
dcd in the leg, Col. Mitchell, seriously woun-
dcd; Maj Shepard, of the regulars, slight,
ly; Capt Ptummcr, seriously wounded;
Capt. Miller, Capt. Cavcnder, Capt Burk
Col. Ditzler and CApt. Mcfarland, seriously
wounded; five lieutenants killed. The dis
patch also states that McCulloch was tho
to be killel, but was afterwards denied.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

Cant. Edgar's Battery Of Light Artillery
las arrived at Galveston. where 1t VIII be
a,n,iaret. The company has been station
cd az Harrisburg, since it passed through
,hia ,lacc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

m The prisoners taken at Springfield
siy Icy were ,old that tie southerners had
No arlns,; but if men could. do such fighting
without arms, what would they do now tia
they lad taken. enough to arm several rcSl-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

Bs5' The Confederate Congress has pass
ed, and President Davis has approved, a
bill authorizing the President TO accept four
hundred thousand additional troops for the
war The Delta of the 10th, says:
nThe act of the Confederate Congress au-
thorizing the President to accept four hun
drcd thousand additional troops, is not a
mere piece of martial bravado. This force
can be had, and will Individually be forth
coming when the occasion shall call for or
ranizing them as n home reserve, or mobii-
izinr Ii en- for distant scenes of conflict.
The South can, if need be put six hundred
thousand soldiers in the field, and have
enough true and useful men left for all the
immediate interests and duties of civil life
at home"
The Congress has also apprOpriatedSl ,oOo,-
900 to assist Missouri in driving out the
Hessians, and reinstating her legitimate
State Government. Ben. McCulloch has
already commenced the former, and Gov.
Jackson is en- route to perform the latter
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

F.g;-lThc Federal authorities are repair
Ing and arming the forts in Boston harb'f +,
rhI, looks like they thought the rebels
might get beyond the Hudson ana may DC,
dictate their terms Of peace from Faneul
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

The blockaler at sabine Pass, as We lea; N
from Col. r. b. I.ikens. who boarded her. is
,he lIuntssilIc, four thirfy-tEa pennders a,sd
o.e siztv-sishf. Sic had takco the schoon-
er Isabella. Of Galyesion, from Berwick
Bsr. viii. several passengers, who we're re-
irased aiso negro, who was taken on
bo.ri was delivered up 7slgrsPh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

Frern gentleman from Jefferson, we
lcarn ilse. illc Fcdcralis's attempted to cross
the Potolaac, ncas Leesburg. in force, and
amer cressing 70 the humber Of about cigh-
,een hunlrei iile river rose so that fur
thor forr could pot cross. IN which ccndi-
Lion iise ssnfeGeraies attasked them, and
a a,s Es is & sssss h~ssTH ,g s,esssss ,sis ,sots n
like the hand Of profislcnee vas in it.--Nf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

gg0e Goa McCulloch says .'hc will winter
in st. Louis Heaven, or somc other place"
His coolncss and bravery were unparalleled,
and his name is now but another word for
victory The Dallas and Smith county ar
tillory werc not in the action, having been
detained at Fort Smith too long to be in
time Mr.. Mills met them half way be-
tween Fort Smith and Springfield.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

o., ieo tho advertisement OF t'' W.
lluut. uho says lo will sell the cheapest
residence ever soil In Dallas, II isare
..lan,, for any person in want of such
Vww,r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

d Ag ?. ". Dunaway, adver'iscs stray
bayc IN to-day's paper to which attention
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

Kentucky win have nothing to do with
such folly and wickedness. jackson said,
this Union ''must and shall be preserved.
That is the opinion of a vast majority OF
this State to-day. She will not dlscredit
the great statesman Of the country in all
time, and surrender hcr common sense for
the opinions of demagogues and politicians
of the present.-Lomsvitse Democrat.
aDlD the country discredit' the words OF
Jackson, after the battle at New orleans,
when he made that famous speech absut q
certain regiment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

Eess- The Houston Telegraph of lbe zlst
las returns, official and reported, from oo
counties, showing the following vote Tor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

hreekenri ga, II Rhisereat speeth, 4 neeie
spopsis o. hioh i ail We taSe had, is re-
pafisd % hafe -sii, while latiting ihe fact
As almost ahhia aaitof ihe CsFiici nne-
rg 81 e;'aaens hs hcef inPsiEe iesi -ilesiivi
,i,ss. = sie7tesi aittit ihes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

The Algerinc Newshoy is informed that
Commodore Holllns, who was engaged iS
the brilliant exploit of capturing the St,
Nicholas, in Choslreake Bay, is 70 sncceef
Commodore Rousseau 81 this siation, wh.
has been ordeieiia iaEiehn0ad tatakes hare.f
Of the Bureau Is Gansi sif'pii1 n.--f. ,.e Sfths
1914
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

Pieees Of artillery from den, seigle and
destroyed his command, and eaplareL many
prisoners and tRali arms, cannot non
give the particulars, bat write lhis 20 cor
rect reports circulated by these who hed
from the held
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-28

MCIrIL0rIIs HID ttAkIEksI
Crup on WSlsoa's Creek, dgg. ii.
The victory is ours- The battle lasted six
hours and half Oar loss is great Gen
LYON Is among their dead We took SIX
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ceyCd in the city up to the day Of publication.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-16
GprattIIfs. 3,iQnnrs. III.

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