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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21
The STATE MEDICAL BoARD.-The Board
Of Physicians appointed by the Governor,

The STATE MEDICAL BoARD.-The Board
of Physicians appointed by the Governor,
for the examination of applicants for the
positions of Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon
OF the State volunteers, assembled in this
city yesterday, and organized. The Board
consists of DR.. T. r. Potts, of st. Paul !;
DR.. j. q. Murphy, Of st. Anthony T; and
DR.. D. @. Patterson, of Winona. 1t will
meet this morning for the examination of
applicants.
The SECOND REGIMENT.--Two compa-
MES have already been rendered and ac-
cepted for this regiment, as follows Capt.
Bishops company, of Chatield /; Captain
George, Dodge county; Captain LOOMS,
Saltwater Captain Tollman, Anoka and
a company from Olmsted county, whose
commander is unknown to us. This is ex.
elusive of the two st. Panl companies, un-
der Capt. Western and Captain Devereux,
both Of which will be full in day or two.
The FIRST REGlMENT.-T'his splendid
regiment is expected to leave on Sunday
next for Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Its
destination from that point has not been
made public, but we should not be sur
prised to see it ordered to Fort Monroe.
Lieutenant Colonel Miller's command, which
was overtaken while within ten miles of st.
Cloud, en- route for Abercrombie, arrived at
Fort Smelling yesterday, at p. NJ. Capt.
Wilkins command left Fort Ripley on Nom
day, and is expected here on Friday. The
troops from Fort Ridgely will arrive to-
morrow on the City Belle. The regiment
complete, will be at the Fort on Saturday.
HAvELoCKs.-A large number of the la
dies of this city are engaged in preparing
Havelocks for the regiment. The hot sun
of yesterday, indicated the necessity for
these articles, even in this latitude.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21
New York, June II.

Bank Statement :-Increase in specie l,343,-
1876. Do. deposits, 3s6,Osl. Decrease in loans
2.Ol4,25 Co circulation, 255,689 Stocks
without much activity. Missouri 6's S7a. Lou
siana, 493. Georgia, IS. North Carolina 49{.
Virginia, 49,. Tennessee, 34s. Kentucky, 80.
United States Sc, II. Coupons, 753. Treas
ury lis, l02. United States 6's, 81. Coupons,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

ST. PAULTTE RETURNED FROM Mont.
GoMERY.-Mr. James Hamilton, formerly a
resident of St. Paul, we'll known as a COM
tractor for public improvements, has just
returned from Montgomery, Alabama,
where he has been engaged for the last
year in erecting building intended for a
cotton factory. He finished his contract
and received bis pay, in part, and was then
advised that he was considered from that
time out, an enemy, and warned to leave.
He was not molested there but once, when
two men, armed with guns, demanded that
he should swear allegiance to the Southern
Confederacy. Mr.. II. asked them by what
authority they made the demand, and they
replied, I" By this !" pointing gun at him.
That authority he declined to recognize,
and they departed without efecting their
object. Mr.. Hamilton represents that there
is perfect unanimity of sentiment in that
region in resistance to the Federal Govern.
ment, and the greatest confidence of suc-
cess. To such an extent is this carried,
that intelligent men are often found who
believe that ten thousand men of that Sec
ton could make their way to Philadelphia.
Every male over twelve and fourteen years
of age, is in arms, and constantly drilling.
The crops are everywhere abundant, and no
fears are felt of scarcity for a year at least.
Mr.. Hamilton Travelled leisurely north.
ward, and was not molested on his way.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

DISTRICT CouRr.-Hon. e. @. Palmer,
presiding Judge. The jury in the case of
Jas. Daron, charged with murder, brought
in verdict Of manslaughter in the second
degree. The sentence was not passed upon
him.
There was question raised of jurisdic-
ton, and q motion made for verdict of
acquittal. The Indictment was based on
section 80 Of chapter los OF the public
statutes, passed in 1852, which is as fol-
lows:
When any offence shall have been commit
ted within this Territory, on board of any YES
sci navigating any river or lake, an Indictment
for the same may be found in any county
through which or any part of which such ves-
sci shall be navigated during or in the course
of the same voyage or trip, or in the county
where such voyage or trip shall terminate, and
such indictment may be tried and q conviction
thereon had, in any such county, in the same
manner and with like effect as in the county
where the offence was committed.
The alleged murder was committed on
the river between the counties of Washing>
ton and Dakota.
In support of the motion for the verdict
of acquittal by direction of the Court, the
counsel for the defense quoted Section 5 Of
Article l, of the Constitution
sin all criminal prosecutions the accused
shall enjoy the right of speedy and public
trial, by an impartial jury of the county or dis
trict wherein the crime shall have been COM
mittAd Whirh district cho1l boun
been previously ascertained by law" etc.
The Judge held in substance, that the
district" had been previously ascertained
and defined by the law of 1852, in which
the jurisdiction of the Offence was stated.
The motion was overruled.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

FLOUR-Dull and inactive. Sales $50 bar.
rels good country extras at 81 90 delivered.
WHEHT-Opeued steady; 1909 for No. 2
and in store, buyers continuing to make sc
difference between the grades. Some 10000
bushels were sold at these fgures-mostly No.
2. Holders of No. generally firm at SOC; at
the close 70 was paid for No. to a limited ex.
tent and the market closed steady,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21
E. j. KNOBELSDORFF,
THE BEST PLACETO BUY EVERY

Il variety of Carpenter Work. is at the
MINNESOTA STEAM DOOR AND SASH FACTORY
South East corner Ninth and ST. Peter streets, st.
Paul,
Where you can purchase at prices that will be salts
factory you all kinds CT Doors, Sash, Door Frames,
Mouldngs, Window Frames Blinds, Shutters, Brack-
cts, B Sc Boards, Fence Pickets, &c
great variety OF the above articles will be kept
constantly hand and new styles will be manufac-
tured to order at the shortest notice.
We will do all kinds of Plain and Scroll Saving.
EMPLOYING the most complete machinery, we en-
abled to better work. at lower prices than
establishment in the State and the advantages
chnery gives u.s. we will add those which promptness
accuracy and fair. dealing, always secure.
LEONARD SCH1EGL,
Sc corner Ninth and st. Peter streets.
P.S.-Al sizes of Wagon Hubs kept constantly on
hand already bored and merced and of perfectly dry
material. viii be furnished at eastern prices.
my2-d3m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

"Tnat trouble in my Throat, (for
which the TkOCHES are Il specific.)
having made me often a mere whs-
perer."
Mp. WILLIS.
81 recommend their use to PUBLIC
Rev. f. II. CHAPLIN.
=" Have proved extremely servicea-
able for nOAhsENEsS."
Rev. HENRY WARD BEEGHER.
" Almost instant relief tn the dis
dressing labor OF breathing peculiar to
ASTHMA"
Rev. a. C. EGGLESTON.
I" Contain no opium or anything in.
FURIOUS"
DR.. a, A. HAYES,
Chemist.
Boston.
"A simple and pleasant combina-
nation for Coughs, &c.
Dr.G. F. BIGELOW,
Boston.
Beneficialin BRONCHITIS"
DR.. j. F. W. LANE,
:" have proved them excellent for
Whooping cough"
Boston.
/" Beneficial when compelled to
speak, suffering from COLD."
Rev. s. j. Z. ANDERSON,
St. Louis.
EFFECrUAL in removing Hoarse-
ness and Irritation of the Throat, SO
common with SPEAKERS and SINGERS"
Prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON,
La Grange, Ca,
Teacher of Music, Southerns
Female College.
"Great benefit when taken before
and after preaching, as they prevent
Hoarseness. From their past effect,
1 think they will be of permanent ad-
vantage u me-"
Rev, (. K. ROWLEY, A. NJ.
President OF Athens College,
HEM.
nn SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
AT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
BOX.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

~ E N E X A l. HEADQUARTERS
~ State OF Minnesota, Adjuant Generals Office, St
Paul, June IA, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, MOI.
The Colonies of the Regmenal Districts in this State
Will collect In at once and forward to the State Arsenal
all arms belonging to the State their respective dis
rics not used by organized and Maintained
as required by law: And in where companies
have been organized and have received arms from the
state, and have neglected to uniform for months
since their received have been disban nd
ed, the field officers of the district which such com
pany or companies located will use the utmost
diligence in collecting the and Announcements,
and forwarding them TO the State Arsenal and keep
correct of all necessary expenses urred by
them in so doing.
BY order of The Commander in Chief.
JOHN H. SANBORN
jul5 DIV 1t Adjutant General
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21
Gen ERAL HEADQUARTERS
~ State OF Mime sofa, Adjutant Generals Office, St

On account Of the deficiency OF arms and accoutre-
mens IN the state Arse nal TO supply the demaud now
made lor mem, consequent upon the extraordinary
military which recent nationsl events have
all the in the State for active service no
arms or accoutrements will be issued to any newly
organized military company, until such company shall
law.
Colonies of Regime ts throughout the State are en-
joined not to Of any uniform unless the
shall be of durable and servceab,e character, and
such Colonels will adopt the style Of uniform Tor
all the companies of their regiments.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief,
JOHN 3. SANBORN
Jul5 DIV 1t Adjutant General,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-06-21

Few are awaresofthe importance ofchecking cough
or common coldn in it's first stage that which il the
beginning would yield to mild remedy. If neglected.
soon attacks the Lungs. +" Browns BRoNCHIAL TRo,
HE'S containing demulcent ingredients, allay Pumo-
airy and Bronchial Irritation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Public Meeting In Dallas.

The citizens met on Monday last in the
mi House, Col. J. NJ. Crockett in the
ID ir, and C. r. Pryor acting rs Secretary
object of the meeting was explained by
the Chairman and Gen. John j.. Good, 10
h,. % appoint suitable Committees, III view
If 10 carly meeting Of the next State Con-
ycrlion in this place. ,..-,,
On motion of Gen. Jno. j. Good, seconded
D., J. NJ. Laws, the Chairman proceeded to
APPOINT the following Committee on he
csp;ion, viz:
C. n. PRYOR VIM. Harris,
Ed. C. Browdcr, Geo. W. Guess,
q. w Baird, I. Z. HawPc,
w. W. Peak, NJ. l.. SWING,
Alex HARDWOOD, sam. ID. iryor'
John. &. Mccoy, L. L. Nlcho'soh'
Alex. Simon.
n, motion of Hon. Nat. NJ. Burford, Sec
,ordcl nv L. C. Mckenzie, the Chairman
,procccded to appoint the following Vom-
IN zee of Arrangements, VIZ
Jas. NJ. Patterson, Jno. NJ. Laws
J. l.. Smith, W. II. nora,
A. NJ. Moore, w. L. Edihohusoh'
NJ NJ. Thompson, W. ii. Thomas
jeff. Peak, Jr. Jno. Nj. orocke''
.Jno. w. Smith, A. Beard,
i W. Swindclis, Jas. n. Smith.
The utmost harmony prevailed, and a
de- re to promote the comfort of the expect
ed clcgatcs seemed .uppermost in the minds
of Ill present a.. c
on motion of J. NJ. Patterson, the Com
mttee of Arrangements were requested TO
meet in the Court House next Monday, a'
:, O clock p. NJ. for the transaction OF iur-
thcr business.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. NJ. CROCKETT, Chairman.
CIR. PRYoR, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

he entries therein correct, We alsu hhi
,Is within exhibit eOTTecl-shogins bal
me in ,he hands Vi Recording Secretary
OF Sli 80, u,.,
An Of which is respectfully submiiiel-
=" ". L. MURPHY,
a., W, LAWS
On motion, the Recording seere'aYiwas
allowed one hundred aud my dollars Tor
his services as Recording Secretary for the
year ending December the 81 ls6h for
which he is authorized 10 draw upon the
Treasurer,
There being no further business the A.
ISOLATION adjourned,
Attest: 4. MCCOMMAs, President,
JNO. NJ. CROCKETT, Reed sec,y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
E. NJ. Stackpole's Ady'fs.
Rail Road Corner Revived

TlvlIE subscriber has returned with an en-
u. tire new stock Of all kinds of Goods,
which he is prepared to sell ON good terms
to his old friends aud customers, and TO the
public generally, All ask is fair share
of that custom SO literally bestowed hc!!are
the fire. have no old goods tooilcr, no old
remnants to work Off but my stock is fresh
and clean, aud can and will sell goods as
low MS any one dare to in this market
ron THE CASH!
II sell goods on credit, II will be from
January LIST to July LIST, and from July III
Christmas, and shall expect To have iair
profit, Ms no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come and sec me and look at my goods,
whether You buy or not. ! shall not charge
you anything for looking but will take {"
pleasure in showing. T.. NJ. SrACkPoLE.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
esTi,AY NOTICES,
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN ~ py Il D. sFill,.an, sial .',lasfa - /.
J. n saith, Ess-, : pair a nAhA- NAe : .-,-~ . =
risllr1 tLl uIhsF lr9Nn With s9iAr Nhl.s ~ p
- -l b ,-.rs ,,ll. laiarksi erpis aaa9ti' 49,
~ s,.h ~ brauial llGO "a thg len MP AZ ~
u, ~ risht Liit plat ~ ihe rishs hvis ~ - 4
.,,l al Alss cas- Erllss on, FeAFs 80 tt.e -
~ lrl,it nd n ~ iu each ~, brsudt1 l'Nn ga
$500 NM t.,iut ~ The Tizhg hgTn ssnni ~ ~
',.ir III iNl.N, 0He q Issle nd -ha Nhile 80,
80 IA rsiEts II esgh huFn ssseA NN' 80 -
100. M ~ anl EnaeT-half eFsp in Aas Fit.',
,it n "a AZ, lel nip, gni II ga liis risAl' At
-, tr,an an aith ssse q hlis IA ita as anu IN
a. l.lis ..l.n gfsr, ga, ilsIkr si' -tN ~ = az :
h ths TtEhI rssT, sni rnp IN sie l'N f-i' Nl~'-~
.,.th 4 hsaTl GA Ii,r Ti-ht hli- . 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Dallas County Steam Dlstillery,
AT CEDAR SPRINGS.
UtAFnns "a ssn SERn ptTttE.

tEGCct WstSbaNihS 81 hE'
UNllE subscribers have now in operation
their new Distillcry, and are prepared
70 81 orders for PURE WHISKY, in quan
titles to suit purcharers, from 10 gallon
keg to any reasonable number of barrels
All whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man
u ractnrcd al our establishment we will war
rant pure of any and all drugs or poisonous
substances.
The Distillcr lonc of the partners) with
an experience of some IL years in the bust
ness iels confident that his liquors for ual-
ity and purcncss willrecommend themselves Sn's
TO all who are fond of good article. Come
and see for your yourselves.
Grain of all kinds taken in exchange at
the Distillcry. -,
Orders addressed to the subscribers will
meet prump, attention.
Esy" No Liquors rctailcd at the Distiliery,
OF, sold in less quantities than 10 gallons.
G. Il. WHEELER * co.
Dallas Texas, December II, 1850. l0-Om
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

g LrARr.-At a meeting OF the Dallas
'#gU, Artillery, held at Lancaster, Texas
a . esday, the 18th ins'r the following
issioned officers were elected TO serve
cars from that date:
J.uSJ. Coon, Capt, reelected by aecla'
CrtLL MILLER, LIST Lieut.. promoted
Ctl. TAYLOR, I'd Lieut..
D. :. McKESzIE, I'd Lieut..
Ia, following non-commissioncd officers
were appointed;
tbs II. FLOYD, Orderly Sergeant
Vuos. WEArmERroRp, I'd
'.IS WILSON, ID
n'r. DANIELS, 4th
., yny TAYLOR, LIST Corporal
rrruEN WILSON, I'd
II. o. BLEnsoE, Sd
&. II. Roy, 18th
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Lost or MfeEnEt-

FEJW0 Treasury warral57- -.
4 $50 45-1O0, and No 1!"i q. .H
by the Comptroller, on Il 1" aa. .'.r
1861, to II. Knophli, per tsrD. N."..
attorneys; also signed by DE '..reea".
Treasurer, and endorse * -r".' &
Cord, attorneys; and VIC ~t.I1 "t
to Benz. Long, Dallas lsEH ;a ta
Feb. 1851. The same warf71 Ha'. 90
this day not arrived her. am aH=. at
fore have been stopped b
laid in some post Office ~"
notifies her ewith everyboiy
said warrants, rightly OF fr
and will receive inform
the warrants themselves rrr-
H.. ..-.t-.
Dallas T.xss,- z3:lE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Administrators Notice.

NNHE undersigned having been appointed,
Il at the February Term, A. D. 1861. of the
Probate Court Of Dallas county, Admins
traitor of the estate of Ralph Ii. Barksdale,
deceased, this is therefore, to give notice
to all persous having claims against said
estate 20 present the same duly authentica-
ted, to me, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred; and all per-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby no.
,iEed 70 come forward AID sctiie TIE sane
without delay
WI HARRIS.
pa,sas Texas, March G leGi-z26H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

of Land, in Dallas County
ZZSDL160 acres of Prairie and 60 acres
of Timber adjoining-20 or 80 acres in Gull
tivation, with House, Stable, Corn Crib, &c
known formerly as the Masters Tract, situ-
ated at Scyene, Dallas County, about or
miles from Dallas very suitable farm for
small family. For sale by
W. A. GOLD, Land Agent.
Dallas, Texas, Oct Is, 1860. 2-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Straycd I!

CTRAYED from the subscriber, on the
S24th Feb. last, two SOTref Mares, ana
a two-ycar-old horse Mule. One OF the
mares is deep red sorrel, five years old
this Spring; the other is light chestnut
sorrel, with star and small blaze in her
face, and is slightly hip-shot. | do not
think either is branded. The mule is Il
coal black, with a white nose; he hats been
lately reached and trimmed; no brands.
ANY information of the stock will be libcr-
ally rewarded. My address is breckenridge,
Dallas CO., Texas.
JOHN CHENAULT.
March 9th. lS61-23 1m.#
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
ARGYLE BITTERs.


4 sure ksmsdy for DyspsPsia. CAolsTs, d.
arrkaa, DysiHisFy, Siek HsaidcAe, N,gAl
Sszeais, GsRsra! DEBILITY, aRd ia sllsas!aal
as.
ytNHEsR ELEGANT BlrfRRs ARE FR,
euliarly adapted to a warm elinaie, aud
every person desiring health, strength aud
protection from the diseases ineideh' 10 the
climate, should use them,
Itrsoas adraResd IN l.fr, and ieelihs the
hand OF Time weighing heavily uloh them
with all lis attendant ills, viii iini IN the
use OF the Ditters an RliNir that will iRsllll
new life into their yeinsi feslore, in mea-
sure, the energy and AMOR Of more youthful
days; build up their shrunken forms, ana
give health and happiness 10 their remaining
years,
II is a we'll established fact, that fully one
half OF the female portion Of our population
are seldom in tie enjoyment of good health,
or 10 use their avn expression, "noVer feel
we'll" They are languid, devoid Of all ener-
~, extremely nervous, and have no appe-
lite, To this class Of inyalils, these bilters
are especially recommended, Their peeu-
euliar tonic aud inyigOmiing properties rem
der them inyineible in such cases,
Persons visiting districts harrasssl annu-
ally with Fever aud AgHe, or any Fever OF
a bilious nature, will find That by the time
IN use OF one or two bottles, they will not in
one instance take the disease, as the Bitiers
will renoyaie and strengthen the system,
aud carry the bile %, in lis natural channel
T., II. WllRHLoCk \ CO.
IaapoTisrs and Wholesale druggists, ~ Maya
EiHs ST., opposite hs Arcads Hot'L Nee on,
Isdas, GsRSral Wholesale agents. Also sold
by j. WRIGRF & 90, No, II CAarirs' 81,
y. a., and IN Daiids by
nov. 2l-Ely, j. u, THOMAS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
Dallas County Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Association.

This Association held its stated meeting
- the Court-house, in the town of Dallas,
on Monday the 4th day of March 1851, ana
there were present
Anon McCommas, President, A. Z. Hal
,cck. Vice President, J. N. Smith, Treasurer,
/ NJ. Crockett, Recording Secretary. U. w.
Guess, Corresponding Secretary L. G. Hawpe,
.T.mcs Bentley A. Moss, Richard Bruton,
John Jackson, and W. C. McKamy, Direct
0rs,-and other members.
There being quorum present the Assoc
oiation was called to order, and proceeded
10 business by reading the minutes of the
last Annual Fair, and of the last meeting
OF the Association.
On motion, the minutes, as read, were
.approved. ,,
lcferred the accounts of the Treasurer ana
secretary, made the following report:
awe, the undersigned committee, have
examined the within account of the Treas
,urer, and find the same correct.
G. W. LAWS,
W. L. MURPHY"
The report was received and adopted.
On motion, the account was then read
before the Association and fully approved.
There being but one member oil the COLI
mittee on the amendment to the constitu-
lion, offered at last meeting by John jack
son, present, on motion, Il. w. Guess and
W. C. McKamy, were appointed and reques-
ted to report to this meeting.
Jno. NJ. Crockett offered the following
amendment to the 18th section of the con-
stitution:
Resolued, That the 11th section of the
constitution be amended so as to read as
follows: "The association will meet annu-
ally at the Courthouse, in the town OF Dali
las, on the first Monday in December, to
examine the accounts and hear the reports
of its officers, discharge its other constr
tutional duties; and make such general
regulations as the good of the Association
demand. The President may call such other
meetings as he may deem necessary; and
quorum to do business shall consist of
not less than twenty-one members"
On motion, the resolution was referred to
n committee composed of W. L. Murphy, G.
W. Laws, and G. W. Guess.
The committee on the amendment offered
by John Jackson, recommended its adoption
as follows, to come in at the end of the Cd
section:
ale shall, also, preside at all meetings o
.of the Directors, and shall be, together will
the two Vice Presidents, members of tn
Board of Directors"
Jno. C. Mccoy, Esq, former Correspond
ing Secretary, made verbal report-sta'
ing the duties that had devolved upon him
and the pleasure with which he had dis
charged them. The report was receivs
and the thanks of the Association tendere
Mr.. Mccoy.
WI. Murphy and G. W. Laws, two G
the committee, appointed to examine tn
books and accounts of the Treasurer an
Recording Secretary, made the followiH
reports
I'VE. Tia undersigned. appointed to e1
anime tho accounts d The RECORD
ing, Seer cttnly beg leave - u
mort. iha fl ger careful c1amineticl
he book s cIa'ion neatly kffi7 II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20

k.... AEr BALL--The hall given ~ Ian
-. last week in honor Of the Artillery
. .raay, VAS a most brilliant affair The
..s.ty aud gallaRtry Of the surrounding
.,r were there, in full array, ande'ery
sent off most satisfactorily The
-.r Was splendid and a credit to the
sig nd skill Of the managers,
No AXE this opportunity Of returning
gr nks to the fair Ladies OF Lancaster
pyramid of Cake sent to the Her
.I 10 ee,-we wish them every happiness
.msz able, scores of rich aud handsome
tgsus aud last but not least, brave al"
..ll.r, husbands, to share their joys anu
...r,a :, their cares aud responsibilities
ami smooth the path Of life and s''sS ~
.,,s -msrs as they "tOldle down the MI
A. err