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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

m" We have received Mr.. Lincoln
message, but our space is too contracted to
permit its qualifications lie desires Con-
gress TO give their sanction to mis- late I'M
constitutional acts in calling out troops
snd asks that an appropriation of 100000
900 be made, that 100000 men be called
into the field at once, so us 'to make the
contest short and decisive He says that
Government was forced to invade Virginia,
and docs so with less regret from having
been called to protect loyal citizens" He
dcnounces the neutrality doctrine of the
border States and says that il is disunion
complete amt denies the Sovereignty OF
the States. This is about the substance of
the message, after detailing some of the
movements Of the government, and winds
up with demanding Of Congress to do their
rart towards crushing out this rebellion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

A C. S. WAR STEAMER AT SEA-The G.
s. war steamer Sumter, which has been fit
ting up at New Orleans for some months,
under Com Rousseau, got to sea last Sun
day morning, during a temporary absence
of the blockading steamer, the Brooklyn.
The latter started in pursuit, when she
found ont what had occurred, but returned
to the "Hcad of the Passes on Monday
morning without the Sumter.
The Sumter was formerly the steamship
Marquis de Habana, captured last year at
Vera Cruz by the U. s. squadron. She is
nearly the size of the South Carolina, now
off our port, is strong and swift vessel, is
well armed and manned by good and true
men.-Ners.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

Gsas" lloS r. II. LuBDocK.-Thc name of
this gentleman has been raised by many of
the leading newspapers of the State, for
the Office of Governor. The old, true and
tried fricnds,of formcr years still cling to
his fortunes, and as they voted for him,
when State Rights were struggling against
IL strong opposition party, they will sup
port him again, in the fulness and fruition
of these doctrines, knowing that to their
success he had devoted the best part of his
carly manhood Old Democrats and State
Rights Wings seem disposed to vote for
Lubbock, and'to vard the faithfulncss of
former wears.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

E<f5" The Galveston News of c3d, gives
an account of visit of Col. Sydnor, and
Capt. Chuhb, 10 the bockading steamer Of
tla, port. They were very politely recci-
we'd. and were assured that tlic'only object
of the steamer was to clTcctually close the
port. Capt. Alden desired to have friendly
intercourse with The city, and particularly
with Gen Houston and the Union men. lie
was assured that there we're now no Union
men on shore, Mt which he expressed un-
fcigncd surprise, and exclaimed "Grcat
God, is it possible that you have really
none among you who arc still loyal 10 tbs
GoN crnmcnt of uur fatlcrs!' Capt Alden
also enquircd if there was not plenty of
fish along the shore Col. Sydnor, inform
ed him TINT they were abundant, bat that it
might not bs altogether prudent for his
men to approach too, near! Col. $. and
Capt c. remained on board the South Caro-
. lima about an hour, and then took leave.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

Tur AuncR,.-Thc June numhcr of this
periodical il OH our table. lthis neatly got
ton up and being exclusively Southern
Journal is well deserving of the patron
age of the,Southcrn public. It isaiot so large
AS the Northern Journals of the game
character. but it, literary con'cnts arc c,p-
lee and chastc, and just such as should go
.iato Southern hoiscs, in preference to the
siokly, sentimental trash which fo'r's 'hc
staple Of the Northern periodicals.. 1T is
miblisl,cd at Memphis Tenn, atthc low rate
,,fSo per ann,Iin, or n t lower rates for cl9bs.
Hutton \ Fralcigh Publishers Memphis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

B@F 1t is authoritatiyely stated by the
Iea,ling of Eastern Texas, that Hon.
VI. u. X. Taylor will not be candidate for
Lieu. Governor, under any circumstances.
The cour4e is now clean sweep for Col.
J. NJ. Crockett, es,l as the time is rapidly
approaching, for the votes Of the people to
he cast, We hope that the. sge,reigns will
turn ont en- ma,se, and help the caadidates
all ihcy can.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

geSyrWc arc requested to ;ay that Gen.
\. II. Darnell has started to Austinin com
any with Gen. W. G. Young. on business
Ultimately conncctec with the welfare OF
.is section Of the State. Iic'will unite his
influence with that of other friesids, TO III
] lee Gov. Clark to take into special consid-
ration the propricty of protecting this
country from sudden and unexpected inva-
sion. Gen. Darncll wishes to say TO his
friends that he will return before the day
, election. and that he can serve his coun-
try better by attending to her immediate
wants than by elcctionccring and telling
tale anecdotes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

re5. \ distressing accident occurred at
Mckinney last Monday morning, resulting
in the immediate death of young lady
Miss. Allen, Youngest sister Hon. Mala-
chi Allen was thrown. from her horse in
The streets of Mckinney, andins,antiy kill
I'd. She was , young and beautiful girl
and we lcaHn rassbeloved by all Eha. knew
scr as highly amiable and interesting. So
nd an account has thrown deep gloom
esc- the eatir. ecrn unity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

Er1sa Coy. Ed. ..CLtRK.-Thc attention, Of
the people of Texas, is called to the an
nounccmcnt of Gov. Clark as n candidate
for the Office of Governor. This gentleman
has co-opcratcd with the State Rights party
of Texas, so promptly and so efficiently
and has devoted himself so warmly to the
work, that the people will long remember
him.
His efforts TO Organize the militia, are
worthy of praise and the establishment OF
camps of Instructions for rcrfccting the
soldiers in drill and discipline is one ofthc
best movements of the times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
s,sy. The bIocknding steamer South Caro-

Edy- The blockading steamer South Caro-
lima captured several more vessels inward
bound on the 9TH aud Sth. The Ciyiliae
says:
"Tbc South Carolina makes ~ knots
without doing her best. She is propellor
has four 81 Founders, three 2is and two II
pound Dalghrcn howitzers. The 32s and
2ls are riaed She il very high out of the
water, well protected against boarding.,
The tender is used as dccoy, carrying the
Confederate flag when it suits her puIPos-
es. The Shark was being fitted up for SER
vice by the crew of the steamer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

E,sy- Hon. Stephen Crosby is a candidate
for COMMISSIONER of the General Land OF
fec, and has been among tho first and fore
most of the secession movement. Mr.. Cros-
by is dcscrycdly popular. Hon. John lieil-
ry Brown, another tried and faithful friend
of the people, is a candidate for the same
Office. The day of election is near by, and
we make these remarks as n reminder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

B% Mr.. Dallas, late U. s, Minister to
England has returned home Gnd reports the
English Government as hostile 10 the Lin
coin administration. He says that an
early recognition is foregone conclusion
and that France will pursue abe idcn;ical
policy iritiatea by England.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

rssy% Tic San Antonio Herald says that
len. Van Dorm, left that city for AUSTIN on
hc 4tli inst called thcrc by ytheGovcrnorto
cousult with as to the propricty of sending
nc two regiments ordered to be raised in
his State, to Virginia, under the present
Iangcr of an invasion of our State from
Kansas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

The U. S. force at the mouth Of the Mis-
sissippi have seiscd the Telegraph instru-
meuts ut Pascal 0utre- The operator at
s. W. Pass saved his. They also laid in
wait for the C. s. steamer Ivey, It. J. A
Fuller, at the Head Of the Passes, but she
had LEFT tlere to have her boilers cleaned,
and % fhsy missed hLr.--.N1Es.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

Ley Gen. VIM. {. Young and Col. NJ. T.,
Jonnson have both been on visit to our
own within the last few days. Col. john
son will meet Gen. Young, at Austin, and is
low actively engaged in completing the ne
ccssary arrangements for organizing anAd-
itional force to operate on t'ie Northwest
rn border, and OH Red River.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

Ls5" The Telegraph advocates the cstab-
lishmcnt of Telegraph line from that city
to New Orleans. II would be a great con-
vcnicucc, as well TO Northern Texas as to
the Coast
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
Austin, Texas, July 1st,

The first of the line Of Liverpool and
New Orleans steamers will leave Liverpool
for New Orleans in the month of August,
SAYS the N. o. Crescent. The question OF
blockade docs not seem TO treuble the Eng
lish government seriously.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

ESys We learn from the Marshall Repub-
liaan that Hon NJ. D. X. Taylor, declines
( he canvass for Lieut.. Governor. As coon
rs the health of his family will permit he
les; rs going into the army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

lnes5~ i. NJ. Wiggnton, Esq, has our
hanks for late Shreveport papers. we arc
plso Indebted to J. W. johnson Esq oil
Kaufman, for late New Orleans papers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

New YORK, July 4 tn -JiInriuo, crp-
turcd by the L. 5. wa steamer Vanlalia,
has arrived here. d Southern priya;ccI
captured the transport llaVnah Bacli OH
Cape linttcras.
The New York Word has letter from
Fort Pickcns confirm os tle capture OF .Et
English bark Etna, with rides and cannon
for the Confcdcrutcs; alsG he capture uflhc
rrivatccr steamer Wobh from New nulcau5.
The Federal Grand Jury at Ecw forl,
has found II bill Of inlc,mgrt against the
privatecrs taken on tha Savanr b. rmrg-
ing them with treason piracy.
HARTFORD, Coyy., J,,'r a--- iy Gg.cEn,r
Seymour offered rcsol lious IA tho House,
VIII ch were supported hY 6 fplrlc5s pcmo-
Gratis, virtually upholains the Sou.b'rn
Contcdcracy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

Be.y. We are icprcrared ~, p,ia' election
tickets for the surrounding counties anil
candidates and sthers wishing ,herhsh"nh
hand in their orders at once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

EsSy We are authorized to say that Il. NJ.
,;tackpolc will receive the bonds 'ot tho
t'onfcdee=ate &siatcs aarar, fer n>crchan-
dizc and property of all kinds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

Mr.. Russell, the correspondent of the
London Times, after spenping few days
with his relative, DR.. NJ. c. Russell, near
Jackson, Miss, proceeded 20 the scat Of
war IN Virginia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

nr E. ~. Cu.:siug, E'l, or n'n sI"n''"n i"''
srAph. H. dul, auih"riEad ss'nt''r ih' '''"'' !"
Houston. aud our fri-rk there sEsr,sss''ed to ray
,uy inon.y In" u' I" him a""-nn WI ''h''n'' ''
any airerIi. lug ~ other work .,r us'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
NEISS MARYJ,E nIOKS0N viii

lFH resume her school the 2d Of September, and
q Icits continuance of the patronage she has aires
DIV rersi vc and !. hers desire they esn sali thena
fs of this ontoriu unity ofeduc ting heir eae hiefs
,.-,her infa-natiop IN rcaart Sc school can 10
,,.siTsli from Mr. j. W. ELLEN 1I Ir- ). ". PAT-
TEEcfE tJtllE 2 icti-4A-tt+l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

We .. .' n. '' if'
y U Ium.p, captain I'H..
Gl,- e. ru.r .rr .udi ]. t".an
@u1i lloa. i llehs ls,, sergeant tHm
ID. Il.M.c,a 2rii Taylor Brow, .r "I
Harrison iilh+ .Uf James =. iv.F,...
Ist Couuulf NI,i1W p lsnm '... Ave-
drew wicr, Jr., 3d; William NJ. uanl, Ill
Douglass j. Cater, Bugler.
. COMPANY C.-cnCRoEEE COUNTY.
Frank VI. Taylor, Captain las. !. \
Barker, lsI. Lieut.; +. II. Daniel, nd ias
A. Jones, 3d; Wallace VI. Caldwell lSt Ser
gcaut; John d. White, End Samuel II. Bar
ron, 3D.; Tom. Pc,ric, ith; Wm. Pennington
LIST. CORPORAL; Tnos. 7, woodall, 2d &. {
Ackcr Sd Pomrcy C. Coupland, lthi Chns
Watts, Buglcr
COMPANY D.--nuNT & rANSIN COUNTIES
Stephen VI. Hale, Captain David Il. Du
prcc, lSt Licnt.; Franklin l.. Scotl2nd; e
ii. Mcrrick, Cd; William u. Oxford lst Ser
geant; Peter ]. Y. Horton, ,2nd; Samuel 4
llcifncr, Sd Thomas Sect, 9Th; w. Il. Todd
LIST Corporal; o. II. Hale, 2nd; q. ". Brad
ley, ID; J. II. Brittonith, y. 0msicad, Bu
glc,.
COMPANY E.-smELHY SAN AUGUSTINE
d. NJ. Short, Captain; 7. Is. Ward, lst
4 Stcwor, 1st SERGEANT. A. W Brown onI
I Il s,orali Al. 6 " Ashton, aih. s q
Polk, list Corporal; James McNlakin. Ind
W. T.. Etlridgc, 5rd; llcniyJ. Hawkes., irh
Hugh Lester, Buglcr.
COMPANY F.-KAurMAN COUNTY.
lsham Chisum, Captain; llcyakinh J
ca. cs, ~ 1"ra;,, ea. T'j,rnrd U",ian
,osO rsOr, -, m"' W., -" cnla o.. I Allan II
Thomr.on ri, Henry p Tcoguc Nh. in.
con r M,c.c lst CorrorI. John 4. CHS.
Lolw Cd. simeon O Tcmcll, nd. VIM, c
Marin IN
cn,,p,Sv - . ,,..,.r,
,r,n.Iai uIi n M,hn,. Csn,o;,. S,"i ,oSS' n,r
n'"Tn'' M"D' up,; uh"p,.i;,n %. w. ~ ~ w.
NAM u 10. L,J"',, oJ' ~ ~ n;n,; JHn, =" tv snr
W. ni'Si yL gu In,"es o. 1J. nN WV, II, II,,.Ss s
"a. ! Phil,ins atb ! II Grirshv Is,
Corpcral John Goss, I'd NJ. 7. Tanner, Sd
Il. ). Grigsby, lth; llczckiah Howell, Bu'
glcr.
COMPANY H--Ursnrm Co. =.
Jonathan Russell, Captain; W. l.. Collins
Isl. Lieut.; W. W. 'orrili INA; u; NJ Lee
3rd; II. IL: Height, Isl sergeant; y; + h,oyo
= =" ro,iins let Cnrnorol. Jobn Ucss 9nd
- H. Co't,n " In",,; ;a,ar 9J. q i P,ich,rJ An
DE- T. i'", nn,'n, ,n,"r', y" ' ''' .." 'o,'.," w."
CoMfANf i--cAsS COUNTY.
John a; bryah; 'aptaihi .; ~. w. oon-
ely, lst. Lieut.; !. j.; Loswood, md Il: T.
Rutland, ID; George W. milestone, lst. Ser
geant, .. ~ LayhG, -na o. =. 'ucksoh' 9o 9o:
rarnoraT. r. W. ~,J I NJ NJ cn,c SrJ. Wt1 " a nrvnn NV
3d. G. p. A Powell I'm,
COMPANY K-su,ru COUNTY.
David y. Gaines, Captain; Williamson
Millburn, ]st Lieut.; Stephen ID. Rowe, Ind
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
J.Fs. Wares Horse Brand.
IT'D ON LEFT sH0 I bER.

% nd Offers $40 fr informa 1n % the rnsIr
bo,ifs oTTHREE YOUNG MARI = srrH1ci oii e.'vi s
the lst If April, descrfbed a. f9fofs cne oiacA,
,rars oId blaze ace white feet. tranfcd > III N ie
ardTH on rizhi shoulder. One Bay, var ot
4 " ~ In and n = On right shonicef- ~ ~
nea;b ton left shOuidsr- AdiTss ite a fl'ne- 'oi
lin Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
STRAY HORSE.
HN STRAYEN from filG SuhSCriDer

HA at Wcatherfori Parker connty abort he Is, o,
NJ rich last, A LARGE BAY OLE BssDWN
UJOTsSE, about or o years old, branded with thr
letters r. rot very plain, no particular marks re-
mombcred except, on close examination, one OF his
hind Ices has white hairs iutermixcd with others
nearly IN TO his hook he is a tolerabc PAGER ANY
in tormaon Of this horse will 10 thankfully received
and a liberal reward paid for bis delivery to me OF
Weaih herford. II. " Noh'oN'D
TuIv 9Th. l66f--II;3t,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

rs- We give below lnil list ~ ho ''e'
ncnlaIsnl Company office soLcol k'esrr'
Regiment Of Cavalry, iose'hef with . .'i
plde roll af Capt, Goods eomPany Of .-1'
Artillery;
T.. GRERR, Colonel,
". l., LANE, Lieut., Colonel,
STAFF,
IIANNIuAL lIARRIs, 40. N,
Jss. VI, AgNsIROkG, 4, C1mmlssaTr
NJ, u. EcToR, Ahinlaui,
N0N-ConNIssIONKD OFFICERS,
JAMES Y. WARRES, Sergeant Mai"r
ASoxANASpA lirRRISG, Sergeant uWs
nance Department,
COMPANY A.--uARaIsoS CurNlA
Thomas W. Winston, Captain; Al-a'1H
II. Stone, lsl. Lieut.. Wm. ". piliai i, .ui,
Jshn T., Mckay, 81 Robert II. Gau lsi
SrrEr,ulf Milton NJ Morrison ,.'' ''sL-
,ls t.. l.urar. "l, rurm 2. HTiU iIr
A'cuu.grf ltts.iirrr I.t,r!al'. |r1
l.t. kNi .i, luJr1 ~. fuebun I'd, h.E
J. Cr'nur 'fn5 Nb.,l o EI~.cr t.sN
CoNrhNf W.-gr'E pr
p N Hun't. 'HWaH I'"..
Gig- q Hu.rsE .r, .udi ! /. u".am
@r1i lloa. H laeis lsi, arrt,anl tHn-
ID. Clth.c.a 2rdi Taylor hig"y ..r "I
Harrison Illhl .,hi lercr F. ivE,.".
o. ii HH..-.. .-..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
Whole Number, 457.
A Card-f0 lhe lablir.

FoRF CLAEs, TrNAs, June n, lsdi,
We, the undersigned Commission, having
ban requested In investigate the ciTcum-
stances causing the death OF The late AleN,
Oval, citizen of Eagle Pass, hsg leave 10
stale, that We have eNamiRsl the iesIimo,
ny heaIng upon the mal,eg, as well as dH-
~ weighing all the circumstances, aud give
II as our honest opinion, that Mr., Oswal
came 10 lls death by The accidental dis
charge OF pistol In the hands Of Capt II.
4, Hammer, on the 23d day of June, 1861
JuG, {, CARTER, NATn. RRAwSER
NN, y, NANcr, ". j. WArs0N,
JOIN CRAWU N. n. ht,rr.
En- IEAnLS " /. N.ErN.r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
CTRAYED from the undersign.

~ cd, while nt Corcoran's Chanel, medium sizcd,
i'm made, BLACK MARE, or years old.
When missed had short rope around her reck. n
+, as nahic reward will he paid by Mr. Alex simon,
Of Dallas. Ter her delivery. ID. W. BhOoOhS.
I1,l, 1 IsGl--41.AtH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

hAlTlAoHE July l,-Slnes two OeloiS
'li5 Iaogning the city has been eanrulsr,l
Nl'h startling proceedings, Deiachmsnis
oi ar'ii'e'y and infantry we've los,sl in
Monument Square, Exchange Place, Right
war" ana ~ iFeadNay and other points
heiore daylight all the members at haerd
~ police except the mayor were arrested
4 plot was discovered.
for war ill no enemy is len 10 war against,
and abominaled compromises aud cumpli,
nenled Lyon,
BALTAonE, July 2,-CaPt, llolliugs, la.e
OF the Susquehanna, who was on the 81.
Nirhols disguised a. woman, alcrseirureo ol
St, Nichols, captured thee vessels laden
with ice aul coffee and took them TO Fred,
cTicksburg,
NAsHISGToy, July 2.--Feleralisls want
Fairfax by the 3ih OF July, Sou'hcRers
are runnins ears within ten miles of Alex
sn'.i Confederate steamer George Page
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
NaILETEA NOTICE.
ALL nnrSnns nYcr1 Is G under 4.j

IN wears of age in Precinct No. |, Dillus Comfy
not attached organized companies are hereby mott
fed appear at tho Fair Grounds, near Dallas at IL
o'clock a. NJ, on Saturday, the 3d day OF August
next, for Company Drill. Thosc who have arms ar'
requested to bring them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
Notice OF the Elccgf0m.
I'm obedience tG his EXggllGnG

NOTECE...--I hereby warn al}
L persons not to credit my late wife, Maranda G..
Bennett on my account, as will pay no debts con
trac cd bv her JAMES NJ. BENNETT,
Da aiat County Teyas Jul II b, lSJl.-4l:3t".
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
THE NEWS!

7 lihIl ha-k IAIk,I Too IhuFTTll EAIFa1
.HrrvILLE, Iuue 2.,-T'Ee following dis
rF.r.. Wers received yesterday hy "a oiil-
rr ie navy, Who telesTaphel o. Gen,
i.I.. an as Ia Authenticity of rci0rle'l
srssr meni bg,ueen the government aud
hraiu-sy;
'GENTToN, jane ~, l6il,
en- A., NElsoN, L, =, H., Louisville
10 l,eryieW With tea, EuekRer was
lrH..Hi not official, was solicited hy
i.m 1are Than Nnce-l made no sliPula-
u.rs .H the Pauoille general government
@ g., u his p9omise 10 drive oUl conlc'l-
s.a.s ,cps as the only rcsull Of the inlcr-
Wow lis letter gives his opn views, net
H..r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

NUWTANl N.-SNlTH COUNTY.
David y. Gaines, Captain; Williamson
Millburn, lst Lieut.; Stephen u. Rowe, 2nd +;
Sid S. johnson, 3rd r. S.Iunncll, lst Ser
gcant; J. A. NJ. c. Green, End; John NJ
Douglas, .r 3rd; Byron G. Siglcr, 4tl; J.
M.rStampcr, 1st Corporal; Ed. Is. Noble,
2nd; Oyer 0. Funderburg, Grd; John l..
Nay, 4th; James W. Bates, Buglcr
CAPT. GOODS BATTERY OF ARTILLERY.
/four 6 poundcrs, and t,co II pound Howitsers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

john ]. Good, Captain; ]. T. Douglas, 1st
Lieut.; Alf. Davis I'd j. n. Borcn, 3D. W.
Harris, 4th; Ben Hardin, Orderly Sergeant;
John. D. Borough, Quariermastcr Sergeant;
Thomas II. Floyd, lst Sergeant; WI. San
dcrs, ID; Mitch. Gray, 3D.; J. B. Long, 18th;
Thomas. A. Hord, 9Th; James Howard, 9th;
William d. Abbey, Bugler. n
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-02
AYer'sSarSaparilla

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'o.icen1fa,e" eH'fae. VI ,''. r. ns:,,
~ .o.ho,ira' WIZ o'Ni @AS .Ir.- -
s.ea'er ai,eia''se po"e. aS 10 asoIu s'l
...5 uu.e Io' .I,e "',' %. IL
,el,''Iu " - !. oeH ssu ,nas saen e..
c. c.iieu. - N"h.e. oy those "so s',ef .,i no.s
oauinocs yum P'alh's, anu tnae one WHICH WI.
aeeo'np.isn 'i,il cure must prove OF Immense
>ei''ee " ',r' ii Class VI oar aiiicteu ie.ios
citiaens. HOW compieteiy TINS compound VIII
DO II mas Dcen proven ny experiment on many
Oh thc worst cases 10 ee iouid OF tne ioiiowfnS
comp'ninis
ScEofrLA AND ScRoFuLocs COMPLAINTS
EHUrrIoSs AND EnrrIIsE DiSEasEs ULCERS
IiNrLEs, bLorcnks, fuNoas. SALr hHEuN'
ScALp HEAD, SYPHILIS AND SyrnfLfric AZ
FEcsioSs' MKnGuiaAiDi disease, Dsorsf' Nke-
RA.cIA OR lic cOouLounEux, DshtLirf' Dfs-
rErsIA AND lNpIGEsTfoS, EnYsiPELAs' nosE
on Sr. ASr1oSYs FIRE, and indeed tn, whole
class OF complaints arr inS from larc-tfx OF
THE BLOOD.
Iiiis compound will be found great pro-
moser OF health, when tak-n IN the spring, 10
eXpci the foul humors which f.stcr IN tns
oiood az tiiat season OF tine year: by tic tuncS
~ expulsion OF them many ranking disorders
are nlppcd III the bui. Muitltudes can. by
the aia OF TINS remedy spare themselves rom
inc endurance OF ioui erupuons anu uiccrous
sores, through which the system VIII strive 10
fii ltseit OF corruptons' II not asslsteo 10 40
TINS through the natural channels OF TIC Dody
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiated b;oou whenever you nad It's mpuriues
bursting through the SKIN IN puppies, eruptionsr
or sores; cleanse 1t when you md It Is OBJ
structcd and sluggish IN the VEINS; cleanse u
Thenev-r 1t Is foui, ansi your f-clmss Will tea
you when. Even where no particular disoraes
IS iei1 people enjoy better heaith' and hve
ion5,r, ior cleansing inc oiooa. Aeep tne
o'ooe heattay, ana All Is Wen D''s with tnis
panniuni OF me- dlsordered' there can be no
fasting health. sooner or later something
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-02
THE EARLY BLUE Bird.
By MRS. L. Il. sreouRsY.
!lue birdl on Won leaaess tree.

Blue birdl on yon leaaes tree.
Dost thou carol thus to me,
Spring is comiRg-Spring is here.
Say st thou so my birdie dearf
What is that IL misty shroCd,
Stealing from the darkened cloud!
Lo! the snow fakes gathering mouHd
Settles Ger the whitened groihd
Yet thou singest, blithe and clear,
Spring is coming-sPring is herei
Strik st thou not too bold STRAIN!
Winds are piping DER the PLAN:
Clouds are sweeping Ger the sky
with a black and threat ming eye; 81
Urchips by the frozen rill.
Wrap their mantles closer still;
Won moor man, with doublet old,
Doth he shiyer with the cold?
Hath he not q nose of blue?
Tell me, birdling-tel me true.
Springs maid of mirth and glee,
Rosy wreaths and reyelry;
Hast thou woed some winged love
To nest in verdant grove?
Sung to her of greenwood bower,
Sunny skies that lower?
Lured her with thy promise fair,
Prithee, bird in coat of blue.
Though loyer-tell her true.
Ask her if, when storms are long,
She can sing a cheerful songf
When the rude winds rock the tree,
If she'll closer cling to theef
Then the blasts thai sweep the sky,
Unappealed, shall pass thee by;
Tho thy curfained chamber show
SittiHgs of untimely suow,
Warm and kind thy heart shall be-
Love shall make it Spring for thee.