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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-26

is determined t, live by swindliRg the public and
the printers Davenport Gazette.
On the 9th instant. Aqula McKimson, better
known as Quill" Mckimson, living near Bailey
Ford, was arrested Tor stealing wheat from Amos
Mckay. He had stolen nearly one hundred
bushels, from Mr. McKay's bin, bringing it to
Delhi, and selling it at the Grist Mill. He was
tried, and filing to give bonds for his appearance
at the next term of the District Court, was COM
United to jail.-[Delhi Journal
AN AFFRAY AND ITS REsULT.-Sunday even
ing an atfray occurred at the Julien House of a
severe character, between two individuals, stran-
gers in this city.
1t appears that the cause of the dispute arose
about little girl, the daughter of one of the
gentlemen. She aged about Is, and for
sometime past has been residing with another
relative, the father being about South A short
time since the latter returned, and taking his
daughter, went to town in Illinois, where he
pu, her to school. Soon after, an uncle Of the
little girl induced her to get on the cars, during
he temporary absence of her father, and brought
her to Dubuque, reaching here Saturday morn
ing, and putt & up at the Washington House.
The father came on and reached here Sunday
morning. and put up at the Julien House
Soon after his Arrival, he went to the Wash
ington House, and taking his daughter, returned
with her to the Julien.
Sunday evening the uncle came down, went up
to the room Of the other, and an ARRAY epsued.
The uncle was badly cut about his head with the
butt of pistol, in such manner as to lay open
the scalp In several places, and cut one eye in
such shape that he will probably lose it.
Dubuque Herald.
A MORMON. officer, in search of stolen
FOODS. q few days since, visited the premises OF
. man in this city, where he found young girl, |
,ister.in law of the man, with her neyly-born
infant, and in the same house the wife of the
nan, also " i'll an interesting situation" The fe-
males nre sisters The man is the same who made !
. demonstration ut the railroad depot, several /
weeks ago, when gentleman from Ohio took
way by force Younger sister OF the two above .
poken Of This is deplorable picture Of moral.
~ in Christian community. Is there no Law
o make an example of this practical Mormon?
+ Nnscatine journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-26

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

Tng BIocKADERs.--On Tuesday morning
n white flag was raised on one Of the block
aiding squadron, which proceeded towards
our bar, when the pilot boat Royal Yacht
went out o,mcet her, and received from
ier SC mo seventeen bags of newspapers and
ahrce or four bags of letters, which were
taken about the commencement ofthc block
adc The papers arc of course worthless,
and most Of the letters had been opened.
Among the unopened letters we noticed
several having specie in them, and others
that had the appearance of having val ua-
bic contents. It would seem by this that.
apprcpriaiing private funds was not Cap
tain Alden's purpose in, opening the mail.
We were surprised to find that much
larger proportion Of letters directed to la
dies were opened Than Of those directed
to gentlemen. There were but few of the
letters for this city, from which VIC con-
clude that Capt. Alden found it convenient
to keep most { f the letters to persons in
this city.-Gai. Neps.
BY last Wednesdays mail, package of
letters was received here, which had under.
gone the searching process Of tho block
ndcrs. Several of the letters were opened,
and as mentioned by the News, all that
were opened were directed to ladies. The
business letter were untouched.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

H(J" We learn from private letter from
Fort Smith dated the 3lst ult., that Capt
eisyls Artillery would be detained ut that
nlacc, ab,:it eight or ten days in order to
get fresh horses. Prior to leaving Fort
Smith, Grccrs Regiment waS divided into
two batalions and Goods Battery attached.
4, the second battalion. The Cavalry had
proceeded on 10 McCulloch's camp, and the
Artillery would follow as soon as possible,
Another letter states that 'McCulioch
started from Camp Walker, for Springfield,
IN the 8lst nit. The last Of the Texas CAY
alry CROSSED Ark. River on the same day, and
wonld nske forced marches to join McCul-
loc!l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
ral,erI,l Correspondence.

A.
,.,, ur,.n,-I IN NsshiHsi,ns sfA. .s''
Ilrsdsy "a ,Tsias, ana Esssh'a 'l', 30 ...,.'.
,,ss. ai,h ihsi., aaes ~ss'ns hss.' s"' -.
i.sirsss o'sr il.s liiis aia = - - A'Aeh'e'
Rs-s ia hlals 'Hs isEa'saa ifesAis 'As - ~,
nae.l .iis. GTs ciiy that h1s rFeF sasA' ~ ''A'
Iaass' ss,rIsi ssaisTs, she bad @rh snsef y - '
..ilf Al IaTilaso, SIT "a ia. sAss aaa 'Aie'" A''
al. ga hasines sonRssissi with iisa aIns, Its 81"
ns rany ana u,inuis IaT;isalaIs u ihs '>'''F :"
ulish yea uiiisss in ih' journals ihsis
49,. ali Missaasians sRi srsEass faiis ''ali's. Us"
the h@lirf that the silissn. q that sas N'a '@'"
an all ,ishi ana nsS cat the ha,eh ss~ais .''''
sass.usiis. fh'y feIT Trsni ih'n As hF'nE "N"'' ~
hai y-nr aghlsrs sHd afraid Ia Haiae To- s''<
lssw many military oemlsnies la~'ins i'f INC s'S'
n Nara Ias,s,l ihn ush MhsnsAs' '~i''
Jnhn,,n. lToi,sr e ca, " T. Jahns'h' 's".A -
,h. an aIaps. dTillias lns liy " sH' ssa n.'" W
,isti the neKid dsy, lfnsssisi, Aarrlr~''hr h'
,s had a ssr.o,s lisFGss with haE hrH hers
rlas,. upon tho line lbs n'osi 'isious' h'AS's''N
bru,es that syrTVurr harness amer 'i'sA'hs 'N ~
m.., unmsrrlill, &c aiiNsrl' Il iNo h'A''' ana ~.
,Ins allie 10 make thr .lish,esi iT'ioh nl'n lh'if
.,nulI earas.ss, Nc went hsk and presse int" s'F'
,l, four other hoTss. lha, pa,ll a. aa' II TIA ha
,ouh, n, lis ie the astI stand, over tie H"fs'
,o.t ,hat "a, ever cen. TacsSi White IA 'hese h'
''-n 'NA' w, A, ,,,.,,ly shouls, fn,gs
We h"a'" ""s .,,,.,,hirs most an.
hnfAhk uA' "'s- - .,,,-,,..,. ,,a .,ul f,uer
sF'H' "v'N" W. - AZ, ..,..,i, .-,ner, al
IeeiA"' "' l"''," i,I,,hi,,,,. .s,N,
"haia '''A""' -. .,,.,.hle ,i,l,
to ee W e'n''4"s ~" Ga ~ o,,, on IN.
'"'"' '"" ''''' ..,., .i,-ln- :. Dl. a. hs
sAsn alhu''" "'" .,,..,', ., n ,,k,n.a.
ra-'ci through, "'u'a :" % "a In h.,d .n,,,.
wHmsn a'es'ru '"'' ,"a.,p wa,
ofTdi aue' A''s''''' '"y
not In Dixie "r any ''''' .,-.,,, E,..
AN along 'ho '"n'' W. 70" u.s.: ';..A ,.,.,r.,r,
rar' H''he e'e,' % '"' "",' :, N.,,,..,. Win,
inc e'ehH' '"' '""e.' ,',,. ,.,,o and eve,
delighted auh''"'s s'"'" WIN 49,, ~ IN,
sis'of''a WI" "''s"'' r..-. a, onirs,
h''"t! o' "" '"'. ,,.t.,... -, much den,ot,
'ii mo 'o'n'! "'"' ~ r..,,, a, hattie. iha
n'if'd an" "'ee""' W W. ,..,, tai, and dl.,ss
nsd "'n' /" '','s ,.,,,,n. ma. i,ugry and horse,
''Vna'''' w. %, M. ,paulstt.s II hs
w"ro "'p'"''" w. ,,,a,,,. ,.o 4, a. Too. liz,
had ha" "00'S" % Nv
h's "i'h' s"''" '',' .,o,,lrr a, n d,
fe"'""' .,,,.,., al right
Gv"so h"n-'' ahc''s'"' 49,, -
leave for he"uh'h', WV" W: ~, ,'..,, a,,s,,,I,o 4
ly the rcominaha''b "'".''' - 's,,,,,,
ELL right hhdpI"I' "''" W '''' =
now s"ins on itis ho' P'"'"' ~, "'
Thing nh"h' 'h's, h'' Nn"""s '''' ~.
letter nny fall before Il rcachcsy you s'sohs o'oN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

bsye The speeches of Hon. j. c. Brcckln-
ridge, in the Federal Senate, and Hon. c.
i. vallandigham, Of Ohio, in the House of
Representatives, have bccn published in
several ofour largo exchanges. We should
be pleased to publish both of them, if wo
had the space. The sentiments contained
in them are commcudablc, pSinted and
boldly nttercd, and no doubt they will be
read with interest BY every friend of the
South, and constitutional freedom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
80 remember llf' can u
No charm To- him who live, uot ~
And Campbell has better IT.
From Fort SmlIb

We have received tn Fort mi,h pniy
Times and IIcral of the 27..rnb 2Ju, ',t.
from which We clip TIL roIl ng i.sm'
That paper Of the 9th sa
The Texas Regimen n
One battalion hns moved Iu Nlt lWCu,
and the other will camp IL aa u' gianY
hood OF this place.
Judge Burford, of Dallaf Ioxas, . nri-
vatc in Capt. Good 8 Artill"ry hnl q rsn
Of large influence IN Tes luJrea "
with call to-day. He is ipe m..
and spirits, and will soon 'Is ra,Ieo''
to the Lincolntcs OF the .sn,n o3"'tr
FAYETTEVILLE, July 2G.- ''elEUin Iai2r
nation from Missouri this moru'nc, tF1
the Fedcralists have moyec n Nt Heuo.
thirty miles southwest of sr-uBt ara
are iortilying that place. IL H. rsp i
that Gen. liardee. with ca-icrr iorc' l'
marching on Springfield. VI Nriiy1l w.r-
chcs with his troops SundaY moaning ir.F
| Missouri.
The following items are irJM be 81 q
papelof the 29th
The Texas troops are norigg 1i .H
morning for McCuloch cam. They a'e
all well mounted and look .,o tlcy as"
do good service.
Our army is moving on ,awarGs Spring
field. A correspondent, in @r.t'ns &c "a
from Camp Stephens, says, lap VIII pros
badly hear Of us among th Antces ~
few days" We may expeci cEgiting NEVIS
this week from Missouri.
From n private letter fete.1cd nom
| Washington by gcntleman o. ihlS PIoc'
we learn that Col, Emory ihs Been retn
stated in the army, but con fidcRo,e larar
in rank. lie is an oldhypt crl"esi coward,
and deserves degradation.
Lieut.. Morley, of The For SG'ii' tt'i'es.
arrived here last evening, dTtci t0m ESQ
McCulloch s comp. He rfrrg'' til well
The Federal forces are ahoul lA@N a'rcaE
-G00O at Mt. Vernon, and he balance ID
tho ncighborhood Of Spring ie'J
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

E-z~ Hon. Robt. Toombs, nj Georgia late
'ccrc,ary of State in the Confederate
Government, has been appointed briga-
licr general in the Confederate Army ho
: succeeded in the State Department BY
lion. r. NJ. I. Hanitr. Of Va.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

Ii is stated that Gen. Albert s. johnson.
late of the T. $. army, in Utah, left Rich
moDd on Sunday last 10 take command of
the Confederate Array in Western Virginia,
lately commapdcd by Gen- Gsszett.-1sm-
Phis 1Eysh
There must be fene mistake in the above.
The last VIC heard Of Gen. A. S. johnson,
be was ia ssa,h.rn California, with Col.
Hayes. lie has been expected at San An
tonic for some time, bal we hase not heard
Of his passing through oar State yet. We
should be glad TO know that he hes com
naHd in the confeleraie service, for we
hare heard him mentioned as one of tho
tery ablesi-oiHeers in tho country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

bSY- The San Antonio Herald reports
Il. II. r.. Mccullooh at Fort Cobb with
force, ut last dates. Tho Herald may
,Sc oilic al advises being ai headquarters,
1, we hal heard nothing Of the above, M
u these parts. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
Fight With Indians.

The White Man Extrn Of the 9th inst,
has nm account of fight with Indians,
North West of Camp Cooper. A dctach-
ment of 10 men who were escorting train
TO Red River was attacked and of the 10
wounded. The fight lnsted from9 A. NJ. TO
8 r. NJ. on or 65o2t the 25th ult The fol-
lowing are the names oftho wounded Jas.
Mckee since dead. Wm. johnson, Alfred
Fletcher, VIM. Fletcher and Jos. Miller of
Tarrant county, Jesse Parish, and Wallace
Foreman of Parker Cos. Nisenor, and Wm.
Kelly, of Bosque, and Theodore Erkinbrank,
of Denton. ~Thcy lost horses and left s
on the road. The attacking party consis-
ted of 10 to 60 Indians. The White Man
adds:
On the 2Sth, Capt. Berry left the cam p
on Brasos. and VIC left FOR Camp Cooper
with the wounded on the morning of the
Both. Five men got into Camp Cooper and
reported that thoy were attacked on
Wichita, By from 40 TO 60 IRdians. Thcs.
Wethcr5y ami W. IL Cenner, ST Wise, were
killed. Tie balance of the cssnsaand, 30
in number, pursued the Indians, AMI when
last seen, they were mixed up with the
Indians. We remained one day longer, TO
hear frop Capt. Berry but heard nothing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

hS5- Che Marshall Republican says mat
Nr.I. A. Patillo. ofCass county, was most
btutally murdered ty aman named wilson
recently. The weapon used was n larga
site, or club with which Wilson beat Patil-
10 to death.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
The Election.

We have but few and scattering returns
nf the election We give such as We have.
sone Of the counties are complete;
ccps,x.-Lubbock, 294, Chambers, 8s,
slhrk, 141; Crockett, 482, Foscne, So;
Crosby, as5, Brown, 90. For Senate, Dick
.,n, beats both his competitors as far as
aear,l from. Still, probably elected Repre-
sentative.
pAnKEn.-Clark, 4o1, Lubbock, s18
Chambers. 9. Crockett, 662 Fosoue, IT,
raylor, Is. Crosby, 332, Rrown, 3l2, Van
Week, II, Jones, TO- Cool, 8Ji, Ferris, ai0,
Withers, g.. Obenchain, flor Senate S0s,
Walker 28S.
TAanAxr--Clark, 21i, Lubbock, 81,
Chambers, 20. Crockett, 1913, Foscuc, 12s,
ynylor. o. Crosby, 1913, Brown, 3s. Good,
as, Ferris. 49, Withers, A.. obenchain,
a)9, Walker, ll2.
Jouxsox.-Lubbock, 55, Chambers. Is,
Clark. lla. Crockett, 146, Foscue, "a
Crosby, III, Brown, %. Cool. 4s, Ferris,
las. Withers. 8. Ohcnchain, lS2, Walker,
p.
PALo Pivro.-Ciark, H. Lubbock, 10.
NAyARRa.--Clark, 27l, Lubbock, 13S,
Ehambcrs. o., Crockett. 498. Foseus, 4s.
crosby. ASS. Brown, ~, Van Week, 10.
ELIIs-Wc have received nothing from
,his county, except n few scattering returns
which we find in the Navarro Express
~'lark, Crockett, and Crosby lead for their
respective Offices.
FarEsToyF.--Clark. 376. Lubbock, 22s,
Chambers. 81. foscue 2s8 Crockett. PA.
Crosby, 80 ), Brown, III, Van Vlcck, I,
jones, 9.
E.r.x,v Jlark. 40 Lubbock. 1876,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

Esiyr wc are indebted To Hon. W. u.
achiltrce for copy of the Message OF
! rcsidcn. Davis, and accompanying doc''-
';,enis, Also 10 our townsman' hoo' w.
/. unday, Esq, for Richmond lNa') I'm
Z. tlir,r of the 2Oth ulI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14


FEaa FoRf coHs.-The Sherman Journal
has adviecs fresa rori Cobb, to the 9th uit.
Three thousand kiOwa Indians we're said
il be eainped st the West end Of the Witch
ia Mountains, with whom Capt DIAMOND,
in command of The Post, had given up all
hopes Of treaty. On the 2bih, party Of
tho Jnd;ans attacked the family Ct Mr. II.
n. Courtney, II miles from the post and
murdered son Of Mr. C., aged years A
parry Of 70 men started Immediately in
pursuit. Tie next day another party OF
iO9 men started on the trail, accompanied
iy = party Of Reserve Indians Sneseqhezt
dates, as we leara from the Journal, report
she return Of fse scouts with ne advices OF
The Indians, having followed tiiem nnhl the
traa rss entirely shscurcd By Buffalo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

LOUISVILLE. July 31.-Two of Lincoln 5
eianis exchanged seven shots IA the neigh-
borbood of women and children-general
scattering ensued. Rousseau soldiers Lead
ing in the scamper.
Iou,svrlLE. Aug. 1.-The ST. Louis Dem
ocrat says gilt boats with 800 }troops would
leave st. Louis on "Wednesday for Cape Cir
adean. Cox claims 10 have cleared oct the
Kanawha Valley Eithoufa tight, Gen..Nlse
falling back and barning bridges.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

the msn deserve great praisr, 4 nh"pss
Q onr citizens who were e"ol spectators e'
tie ighl slool reAdy al sHy tins 10 f'iie's
the men az the gals,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

n9,- The direct taxation hill Las passed
9 ilns,,a Congress after biier opPos''
on. |, only passed the House ny ma
rl,y. The shoa yill begin 10 pinch h'F'
. sr now than ever.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

Resy" \ dispatch says that the Confederate
bag was displayed atthe masthead of sew
.ral ships in the harboi Of Liverpool, on
the 3tb Of july.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
Whole Number, 46l.

mar led them, aud they only In, = lvli9H
where they led. The bugles i.as' sNsri
that lonely valley, and the lhui icis " az
Iillery broke on The sllense of a. iufrnts'
The irial,hOur had come when i aAAs must
buy their freedom with blood, o. len o. $40
yoke Of Catholic dtsIolism, fletely
fought that baud OF fesians btH'1ih lheiF
Lone beloved Star, eheerei ON By ihe ieroir
charge Of their fearless leader, w'ih a
bravery worthy Of frrHees ata,isd
Marshall, advanced in The face 'hni VIC
tory hushetl away aud lhouf severely
wounded, fought on, slemmini ri'll lnHt
handful the torrent OF Mexican .aruIhaa
Gentlemen, the pages OF hisIog show 40
dcsds more heroie-morc verify is dgyt
OF ehiyalry, from the bl3od-ri gH rlain'
Of Asia, 10 the avalanche CHI st ~ tie
legions of France, Than lhe ael, ul !in' an
daunted baud OF Texians on NJ ioli 1f san
Jaeiniol Need Itry Ia poruy CUiad .
bloody iield and the mciau,hu.y rvs W
brave fannin! The Alamo ~ r. spel,-
word TO TeSlan, when he thin how 'res-
dums martyrs offered their bl 0i 0r lri'-
pendcnce within the halloued ,gll- % thai
Temple of Texinn chiyalry, AM Bowie uui
Crockett fell, fighting t. the last. Gcaiis-
men, you have been eloquent. told 20 40
forward In defence Of your hoyur lrEs-
rY aud wOMAN!" 4 mos noble and
!oly mission. Liberty is dear 20 evvry
freeman. Moore, in ono Of be patriotic
IN 'dics says,
80! remember llf. can H.
No charm To him who lives aoi Il
And Campbell has better sal
"wihout the smile from rartiSl l,suIs Woy,
| oh what were man Ia world wiIfHri aHHui
Yes, propcrty--tho silver and goid--sre
dear liberty is dearcr, but do.rcit Of nll ~
dear womdn-thc only sovcr "a TO NLon
Americans pay homage the tu'y conqurrcr
whose iettcrs they will not bscnE
Ladies' in behalf of these gallant Hap-
gers, say TO you that you ngtd ao' icey
for the safety of thi, banner 'ftha' u w.lt
BE- sullicd by u traitor touch. t'uu. Eer,
er trail in the dust OF dcieri l.il lhc iys.
TeNian who fights around it shall hims, .
sink beneath the pale, cold buauc, otlNl-
and if but one is "lcit TO tel Tho 'Flc hr
will bear back with tho sst tijiuE. fgwF
rcnncnt, At least, of This mswcuto OF thC
devotion, affection, and paMotsw O.. 8n,
, man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

!. W. JohusOn, Esq, Of Kaufman, and
: hn Il. Prince. Esq, Of wsalhesfO'd, have
.ir thanks for election returns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

LAnifs--I thank yon for your unmerliei eompli-
mont, and rlly that tho remaTks made by me- yes
irlday, .Tveniirrly eNtempnIane,us, aud would h.
iao k9s h'r neS,lalsr publication. ,aSe. harusrr.
wfitth'nl tia substance " the ahinss, io Nhoh
you are welcome, With klndrsi rrgarls,
Faithfully yours,
" Z. q. WEAVER.
Mrs H. Ss0tt Mrs A. St,n, nnIuii,ers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14
DALLAS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H. 1851

pSy- From lhs aeagrs dlspilehes ia a"'
her eoluun, the indications as ina
sy. Harris has been reelected "e's'a0'
rsnne,se. hy considerable majority
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

TRoulLE IN The CB RoEEg ysiins.--,a
gentleman y d leci from tde Gse5k-e Nsf.9t
sars tl,zi AfDnsgesIcry, - { N. rS;a,;s ralsi
Is loft;iying himself u ise nrpeF fgxY
she Nation, and has tai ~ sesatl IL. zssS (
cattle from the Chesol;sfs l.yisg IN ~
part Of the coust ans kilpj ioar ec 81
Indians oftLsi3ribe. Sand iFxtse " iss
seat 10 Tahleouah for H. ses u rss,ei,
but ccsid get 0nly kel fsste e ras
exc temenf if The Nation A3aret sit MT
Of The Pin Party have e'iazEea q 49,
h south.
--Vns;peorle onthis fscf,set4 "a 'iatha
a sharp look aoat for NJ ge,irs sid
rckhisg bsni fssi 81 = fs-t.f-e \
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

It's said to be expeas I've iter eljEs sa,
vicinity of Washington Get Ssa6s M
to Richmond cast him S9e0l e90-+l x .3si
had to turn bhcs befor he edt lfQs45
there, for Eaf Of Ineau % haisa % gl
IS. A. HsrdiS.
That leaves oat the nenses 81 y, ~
Gus dinner ani champa aieua l'a-iisss 81
the route, and also Gen Srolss seap
he tc1k in RicLE,ond--yi k5es}
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From the s. A Herald Extra aVg.
Cature OF Fort III Fll'mGrel
Mnre Bad tuck for kREahAM .


BY the arrival OF the I'll sso mat 'nE
morning we have reliabl, wc,5Eaaco q
the capture of Fort FillmoSs by Coi bay-
lor 8 command Tho follopinG @ttec !! NJ
is from a gentleman formctly an stW9yea
of this office, upon whose aS.smTniA FA,'-
ancc can be placed:
FoRT BLISS, Jolly 4St., lS@l
DEAR JUDGE:
In haste drop you few ',hea y lniotn
you as TO the Working OF tie laEGS hoFa 3
this part. On the 2oth, toL hHgmri NtyF
800 men, attacked the Ftacral Frccs sonic
six miles beyond Fort Fll@ere. Sessilla
Arizona, and with round bif ftGhi dTn
men, including two Lentenalis da As
out without the loss ofa man tie Fe,lSra's
having made .7sti eat, lea ing eveiJ III iG
behind. On the morning oi the, 9th, 40
commander of Fort FiilmoY W tc' le
posi-, and struck out forFa. 5Mmfo0, %
Baylor is now in pusuf itt 'lel*hSLs
and will pursue them as Rsa7 ihe,s ih
horse left to mount. Cri l.YNG sGtyd vec'
cowardly in evacuating tpe pcs ana
Yexcd our boys considerSbJ, no Mypg
fight for the post. Thir'yvf'c votNa'29ft
arrived yesterday cvenia& feiA ttieu, a.t
will leave Tomorrow TO ihterceP a1id loit
Baylor. - r,.
The Mexican pophlaiiar saoGy5c 4a f1e
dly to. our canse, and rel(der gaHtitae fs.S
tancc in their power. In hss'c
xA Ngi2iNtG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

Mas, T., T. GIAsos -pornil me la l,shalfoft the Com,
lany 10 suil,i The ia,"E of copy ol YOUR rhssie
ban ifal aud patriotic address Tor a, your
earliest eoihrnibnre Nrry Re,lsciinlly, YouTs
wa, 4, fMIrfY, tesL Ctots 10, IsL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

PosTscRIpT.--A lettei I le iatsFf
ccived in this city By NJ. hs;sta f5{3 ltes5
the agent-of tlc mail fiigi at4ls stag
lor overlook ihe commant pnt tsgs Be
whole of them prisoner hittaa isssqhss
lor md the Texas boys, ehl ecc & gss
for Old Abel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14

40 he iillewins Adirsssrs have Lssh ia our dlaS
80 ioF some lime, and should haze leen ubiished
saonsF, bat h'F ihe pressure upon our eolumns;
Correspondence.
", T. G, wEAyER, EsQ.i
DEAs sIa;-luTmit ns, in hrhalf of The ladies Of
"iins'illr 10 tender compliments hr the yeTy 81
1laihl' ihslfGriiFe snl lAiTiaiie @dnss delivered
'hs e'ehlh lu Irsl0nse 10 cur representative, and
al iha s2me liiAe nriarsi coIy G,T liahliUati.sn
h"r,.s ,hai y,u uill oompiy, 10 remain,
Mih sFrai rvsperl,
Mss. u. snOfl, Ma n STONr
Mas, MARGARET THOMAS
MIss snfIihuAiA GOIAGEN,
Miss KATIE nowLrII, C,.a,is,r
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Aaarc.. Of Mrs. n. r.. Gibson.

Mrs, n, Scott, ar., II, Stone, aud % Oihsr., 80
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-18
SPANISH LESSONS.

DRoFEssoR BOCANEGRA, takes this method of
Il informing the Ladies' and Gentlemen of this city
hat he will begin class in the