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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17

C,rrrnr or A FrnfRAL RrclsrSr IN
Indiana regiment seven hundred strong,
saws the Richmond Dispatch, has fallen
into the hands OF our cavalry at FAILS
church about nine miles from Alexm'
dria and three from the toriliicalions o.
Arlington The regiment was ~ %"
battle At Manassas. and suffered heavily
Being unac9nain,cd With the country
these men got lost during the fe'f'a''
and wandered about until Friday morn
ing, when they arrived at Falls oharcn,
entirely exhausted The fact becoming
known TO our scouts, message was as
patched to Manassas. and a detachment
was soon on the way The result was
,hc capture Of the cntire body, with al,
,beir arms The prisoners were expected
In Richmond last night.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17

GgIrNG ScsErn---Ia the Louisville
journal Of the 29th ui we find ,hc fol.
lowing
An allusiou was made in the New
,Nany Ledger Of Friday, to Information
which r. - boon placed ian its possession,
- ,s.s .0r,t tina tlv railroads 0t West
cm q,unessco bad been 'aAtn possess 10
of hy thc authorities Of Tennessee, Ter
tie purpose of conveying troops towafe-
Cam. The editor has intelligence, which
no believes 20 lp entirely authentic, con.
funiug that Of Friday Twelve Thousand
troops have already crossed tie Missis'
sippi Ia New Nsarid, where they are to
lie oincd 10y others from Tennessee, Ar
kansas and Missouri numbering ia The
aggregate fifty thousand men. well
supplied with artillery These troops
are to make n speedy attack on Caro-,
unw almost bare Of troops, in cunsc.
qucucc at the expiration al The terms oi
the three months volunteers, and 1t Is
believed hy them the entire foIce OF Gen.
Prcuiiss Will he easily captured, and the
war transferred TO the OHIO river border
aua Missouri. !, is also rumorcd to be
Is para If the plan Of the Rebels, stimuli
taueuusly with the attack on Caro-, TO
make an assorl, on Arlington heights,
capture Washington. push % 10 Balti-
uore. and establish tie headquarters "
the afmy ia that city This intelligence
comes lrom source tina, viii not permit
the editor to disregard il l. is quite
.cvt8art that tho Rebels discovering our
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17
BEEF MARKET.

I HAVE oEeusl Bet Market next dor %
/ Mr Belwsfihs grocery, and have Iasaie
arrangements to obtain constant supply II the
faes, lexas beeses iron Tie pnlrics.
VIII also supply the marke, with naston
pork, sc No pains or expense wll DC srard
20 invite cestng.
G. w ssHTtN
Avg 2. 1861 n4s-H~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17

The Enquirer learns that on the zt'h
,os, the French Consul IN Richmond
a;sna,eh,d courier 10 his Government
conveying an account OF the two na'''eS
recently fought near Manassas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PREPARATORY SCHOOL |.

AIS /. J. HANNENrS intends opening
vi her schee 90 Moathy leih lost she
,saltrs her thanks fsF per- patronage sni hopes
= continuation Of lae same thNges s. hgre-
to'bra viz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17

~ On Thufsday morning y was
cold enough ta Marshall for hres
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17
NEW AD'rETiLENrNrS,


INI.S long established school wa be- op-ued
/ by the subscriber. at her residence. on thc
first Monday IN -eptembar
The Principal hopes that Der former alcctas
IN teaching val efissre her Reasonable amount
" patronage. Terms, which hAyc byeu reduced
70 suit the times, viii b. Tor
l,h clsss, per session Of twenty vecks So so
Bird Is 40
2nd 80 20 90
LIST % 90
Extra charge iar French ..........- 10 90
Incidental expenses ................ 90
No deductions excepting for protrast.sl
sicAuc..
EMMA " BoNFOEY.
Angus, 9TH. sci. uislL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-17

ANA. Herein iai not SOD iur ffafa
AN4Az make 81 ihis writ as roeaipa by
:kNX las. 1~f ,. N. lleader-pnt Ct <
ASN At tae District oaFl ~ said com.
V.'vN ~ and a,a. oi tbs same a Mar.
shall, ihis lbth JHiy lAfl
JOHN II NnFESUN CTR
lslrl lsta Jnls is6l.
Y. ..G.s,ssis ssos, Clerk
Received 10 Ciliec .iels Ssh SO aai cxeeated
lhe same day by landing copy Of the within
writ 20 X W laueheFy editor Of tbs Texas
Eepanican, log publication
A. W, CRAWFORD, >isstf-
by $ f. tssR Dspaiy.
Judy ~. 1851, Is Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

Cot. JSo. VI. CROCKETT ron LiErr. Gov
rnyoR.-Wc have to-day raised, to eur mast
head, the name of this distinguished gen
tlcman as a candidate for the Office Of licut.
Governor. Ills well knDwn,uiilitS nsd long
career Of usefulness ir the service of the
State, cntitlc him to the warm. support Of
his numerous friends Throughout Texas. We
have received many assurances from vari-
aus quarters Of the State that Col. Ino. NJ.
Crockett, Of Dallas will. be one Of the most
accepts. Bile names that the friends Of the
Confederate States could use for the distin-
guished position, he seeks. We will sup
port him cordially and hope TO see thousands
of others do the same.
We will chalk out ticket, that must win
from the wide spread popularity, patriotism
and abilities that attach to each of the gen.
tls,nc a,me,aiemcs!! We meAn tho following
Hon. ions GREGG, for Governor.
JNo. NJ. CROCKETT, Lieut.. :" Gcyci nor.
STErnES Crosby, Comr. Gen. Laad Office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

The Montgomery Mail, whose editor has
Just returned from ithshcolt' Is 'ot 'ne
opinion that there VIII be no NSht "t rick
cns--nt least 1t is not now the intention Oh
Cen Bragg to attack lt'-Nf%S'
Gcu Z. =. Scott, Of Va, nephew Of 1t
Gen. Winfield Scott, is raising company
of men in Grccnvillc, Va, to serve against
the army his uncle commands.
Mr.. J. II. Mnglc, superintendent of the
New Orleans Fire Alarm Telegraph has
lust returned from the North with large
amount of Geographic material, which he
got in, despite Lincon'sprohibliion on them
The Richmond Enquirer says: Most OF
the machinery from larper's Ferry has ar
rived in This citv. under the charge of ac-
conrIishrl mocbinists, who will proceed at
oU''p ~ ,, IL IN ,yorlinn order. With This
n,,o,,;,n,r old \irciuin will be able to run
u'a'."e G ,,'ots nnd yitIcs as any that
oro IN Ind in This country or Europc.
"'e ~ i','' - c...;a, ,1o,-
, il,o h,',,so in rrnlyinr TO some orders
cles's' i ,,v Goods house of this city. re-
IRON, u -" .,yd mo- nlroso1 to find yo,tr pro-
M No N, .o 1ihar,t If vou keen clear
losou .',';, Jnt;es thc trade between this
VI o,,l thn Southorn States will soon
,,.o o,J ,orr ,,rofIto bln for bOt n
pccoil n '"' ~
Si"VS M ,,.,,h;s
ARKANSAS IN E c 70 1itIn Po, -I' ,hpt
A!nl"hc"u l'",''1 80, :, ' hn n,rai,,na. tn,o
Nli,,."i! ico%'u n" -, ,., w,
mlliiohS Vi uoi'".e " go 800 W
lhc way "''r v" 49,. ,in,ln."I ,i,a co,,faL
state placed a' 'he oiSl'oS'' VI ''' 0o''''''-
crate oIa'cS'
The Alexandria Sentinel learns, on I'M
doubted authority, that the smallpox mas
broken out emong the soidics VINO are now
quartered at the Capitol buildings, Wash
ingtOn.
The U. States steam frigate Niagara left
off Charleston for New York on the 10Th;
the steamer fruIrieH', "ni'r va" ~, Win ,,,
Niagara, alse left; ana Oh INC lo'h se1'i".
vessels from foreign PU Rn;,isI bric viii
Charleston anon r rnv GLASGOW She was
pig IRON anu oo"t r,ii rrright Of Sea Island
'he'eeu WIN NJ 1jL ner mound,
e"t'o" " = Mir,o, ,rbo ~
we learn from h'' H., rror,
rived here on Sauna" -. ,,noo,,t ra;rs
Fort Brown, oVerlru" d. Grondo and to-
have eXtehdcu 70 .i'a now in a moro ionr-
the whole CounHy - ,a,.,rIs crons stncI
ishing condition. dS rno,vn f. ho lie
etc, than ever nei?te NV ne Gr.pdc
states that an Is p"i'' va
-Ae~s, ZetA ""' mi, ,,,;<
INVASION OF kENTCCN - nc 'i'i'''
Avalanche of the 2oth uI'.' s"'S:
II was was currently Funlo (" az az ~!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
We clip the following intems from TN
LII $3.50, rnlnnrn, Ill nf thn oIth nlt

'-'S
Houston Telegraph of the 9th ult.,
AN UBIQUIToUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dis
tinguishcd telow-citizcn Ben Mccullough
appears by all accounts, to have achieved
the difficult faculty of ubiquity. If all re-
ports axe true, lie is at one and the same
time, in the ncighborhood Of Alexandria, at
Richmond, near Lynchburg, at Montgomery;
at New Orleans, at or near Memphis, ana
in Texas somewhere between Galveston or
Austin, or for all we know, he may be all
over that space. However, this may be, one
thing is morally certain, the powers that
be at Washington and the abollhonlsts
throughout the North entertain wholesome
dread of Ben Mccullough, and they appear
to apprchcnd his terrible presence in every
shadow and every shaking bush. Wherever
he may be, or whatever doing, they are sure
il bodies them no good The latest VIC hear
of Col. Ben is from the Montgomery Mail
to the effect that he has received the APP
pointmcnt Of BIigadicr General in the Con
federatc Army, and is on his way 10 leA''s
10 enter on the duties of his position
The prospect that we shall be obliged 10
depend OF home supplies next winter, sh'nld
lead the people OF the country to make
preparations TO supply the market FROM
tins time till August is the best tlmeto MAKE
butter and lay it down for winter use We
will thank those WHO have lad experience
for tie best methods Of putting down butter
in this CT mate, and until We Get saclr Wonld
suggest thsst il b. hrst thoroughly worked
50 tnai all the wafer and milk be got ont
and tl.en LAID dow n in barrels surrounded
on all sides with two or three inches Of
coarse sat NeLa Lsrd iexas iaade tri-
ter puI np g. t1is pa. which VASE ever li' a.
sweet and ga5l as g1sbea butter. Il ANY
cue knous better ray. We shall be giaa
70 hass 80 count Of Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

MILITARY INSTRUCTORS ha We some of
TIE advance sheets of a very neatly printed
anu. useful beex, from the publishers,
Messrs4 ID. Richardson's Co., Galveston
Texas, entitled "Manuai,ef Instruction for
the Volunteers and Militiao f the State of
Texas, takep from, Gilhams Mapaa, of In
struction for the Volunteers and nslit;a of
the United Statcs.p( The book will contain
e7cntiresaanual of Musket and Rife drill
With short abstract from "Thc School of
the Company, "showing the mode of FERN
Jag companies on the Parade Grounds
in the Rendezvous, with pos tions of officers
and their duties on the field 1t will en-
brace about 81 pages Is mo- printed in
beautiful type, AMI on fnc paper, and will
bc furnished IL the extreme low price of %
-. Tor copy. IN paper covers, or so cts per
aspy bo4ni in leather, or 5le, per hundred
ssyies Tor The former. and 5s5, per hundred
f,r TOO later. TIE boot comes highly re-
ssmmendei by army officers, and is just
the thing that is needed for our volunteers
Who are now being drilled all over the
State. We cordially commend the work to
ALI our friends who wish cheap and
thorough Military Instructor. Address
Richardson & Co, News Ofiee Galveston,
Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
For Rrnrr.rnintiNr.

N' ara aulhuris,i ln snnounue james
ThoEHs, E-l., q candidate {" Teur'-vni the county
10 rsA' 10 ha lower house flie state Legislature
T. We ara tahnrigcd tn ANNOUNCE EcH. ". ~.
NUFnrlI, q candidate for rr-ri,Clun 10 tho Lower
lI..H.r nt thr SlEIr L,.'slifu",
60 We ar authorized q" suRuuHre Robert n.
s.gT, 'u at Lancaster, auaniiiair 10 represent Dali
ls uny In the Lower eusr ofIhr state Legislature
Hg' Nr arc authorized IN announce q. =. HALL,
L.ur 1H candidate IN represent tho Cunnt-4 81 ~
's. lrhnsun aud Parker, In thr lower house II the
Lis 'ism,un', at thu nrNt August election,
W. 80 sn,lUriyed 10 announce n, &, Neci,
lsUr I.liS county, candidate ~ irpresNhl ss'd
rrrr,r of Flls, JOHNSON and Parker, In the Lower
Ur... the State L't;l-liturr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
StrayeSS or SlOEcH.

ZANE LARGE BLACK ltUror, years
Y ? old, star in forehead, light name ana
tail. little white on one or both hlnu icct.
One BROWN MARE MULE, lett with nm.
Also one GRAY HORSE, IL Or II years ola,
IA or - hands high. Also one INDIAN
PONY. dun color, with heavy name name
and tail. branded circle and NSon shout
der. with small bell on, also two NJ Les
and two FlILlES with her. branded circie
j. Any information concerning mem,
communicated to }. W. Johnson, at MAUI
man, Texas, or William johnson, al waco,
Tcyas, will be thankfully received, and the
person giving the same will be llberalIy
rewarded.
kaufman. Texas, Nav 30. 1S6l-35tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
70 The Citizens Of the Northwestern
Frontier Of Texas.


The undersigned would say to his fellow
citizens of the frontier, that treaty ncgo-
tiations have been entered into with the In
diaus on the Reserves, North of Red River,
on the part of Commissioners from Texas,
and the Chickasaw Nation, and from infor-
nation received from the Commissioners 1t
is believed and hoped that friendly relations
with these tribes will be established on q
permanent basis.
On ascertainlng that these Indians were
very much alarmed when the U. ). troops
left and were scattering, the undersigned,
ms military commandant of this division of
the State, deemed it advisable to have an
understanding with the tribe at once, and,
let them know that it was not the policy Of
Texas 10 treat them as enemies unless their
conduct required it. The Commissioners
reached Fort Cobb, some time since, but
several of the tribes had already left. Mes
sengers were dispatched after them. The
tribes at Fort Cobb appeared anxious TO
preserve friendly relations with Texas. 1t
is desirable that our fcllow-citizens on the
the frontier while they Keep close and
constant watch to prevent Indian incursiona
will not cross Red River With a vie" to
make an attack UPON The reserve tribes. IL
Is all important that the negotiat ons al
ready begun he carried through success
fully.
VIZ. c. YOUNG, Ma. Genl
Northern Division of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

The Alamo Express Office was destroyed
on the nightof Monday, the 18th inst. That
day an extra was issued from the office Civ
ing burlcSquc account of the capture OF
the L. $. troops by Col. Van Dorm, and con-
tanning other matter of II much more often
sivc nature. The Herald after describing
the contents of this Extra. curtly says:
Between nine and ten o'clock OF Monday
night the Express Office was broken open,
its conlcuts destroyed, and the building
burned.
We are not usually favorNbly disposed to
mob law, hut in such cases ms this, we can't
help thinking-scryc en- right Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
lnmnIl.,Ianrr I.rnrraIi.nnh d dice.
Inr ni.IrirI IuLur.

no MAlr' suihuIiyri 10 auUu,IHoo t;su, Johu
- s""i' Of halla-, as candidate ior Judss ulIhs
'H'hA"A.yial h,-u,ri,
- Wears aa't9'.zv' io aunruure =, ", Ferris
h'iH"l NHAsafhe candidate EiT Juig ~ IL tho 10th
IHlt.ia' il'lriri, Elr,tiou iu Algust EeNt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

DESTRUCTIVE FigSE.-4f fire broke out at
Galveston on Sunday the 10Th inst at about
sunrise, whcc proved quite destructive con-
suming some or 10 small buildings on
fremont and Mechanic Street. among them
the large store of Messrs. Briggs Yard,
which was entirely destroyed, together with
n large amount of goods. The large sto-
ny building of Mr.. Sautcrs, was also much
damaged, Thought was not entirely Dufneo'
The News says that there is no d"nht but
TINT The ere Was the work q an imFHjin-
rv. Another ot.cmp, uos made the might
previous 10 destroy The Posi- Office build
ing BY pulling on one Of the wea'Acreoardi
anu applying drc in between the weather
boards and ceiling, buti. vas discovered
In tine to be oz iuguishcd,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

SrRANpING or \ SuprLY SuIP.-A dis
patch To the Savannah Republican, dated
Charleston 18th inst, says;
Passengers who arrived here from Will
mington. y. G., to-day, report that large
ship, name unknown, got aground on Fry
ing-pau Shoals Wednesday last. Her boat
came into Smithvillc for assistance, when Il
tug went ont and took oil an immense sup
ply Of provisions, aud then towcd the ship
into Smithyillc, The captain says he has
bound Oh whaling voyage, but suspicious
Carolinians are excited, and clicvc she is
government transport, bound FOR Pcnsaco-
la. The ship is Tine one, and draws
twCnty-unc feet of waller.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

The announcement of Capt. Stephen Cros-
by, which we publish to-day, has been de-
laycd for some two or three weeks, by some
mail Irregularities. 1t only came to h nd
this morning. 1t is unnecessary for us to
say what every body knows that Capt Cros,
by had more experience in the business oil
our Land Office than any other man in Tex
rs. with the exception of only short i'll.
terval. he has been connected with our Land
Office, either us chief clerk or commission
err. for near twenty years. As to his poll
tics. he is known to he Southern man both
by birth and principle, and has been heart
iiv with the secession cause from its com
ncncement.-Gai.N eps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
mo heal frulh aI lssue.

The as,pie ,sen OF NE NlrtL hare smus-
81 'hcir Isaple long saOugh ai'h that bane-
ful subiea,, abe mcgee question, llere''i'A'
~ faualie.sm ard a peNeHel religious
feulinsni, eagerly seized npon nesro slave
~ as one Of the great levers To effect a
national revolution anl to keep alive that
spurious aul iulolcrant idea that wss eou-
,yiye,l in the anli-slayory hsrsIss OF Hng-
land, transported 10 America AMI handed
over TO religious fanatics by drmagosues
aul lricLslers, to work ouI their drsiTrl
ends, Those Statesmen Of the North, Who
looked deeper inlo the science ri govern
larnr aud foressw that the "Pr'hlem Of
population musl mon be solved in lh's
coanuy, as it had been done u England,
unLvr ,ho eye OF a Mallhns, auhiOgesaS that
the Rnd question and the revenue mus'
necessarily swallow up all others Ia
lLcir Importance aud their imaginable
seized upuu the AssSo qseshoa Ia Keep lh"
South quiet aud hold her in cheek The
North has known all the rine, that the gov
ernaenl Was supported By Southern rev
-, IL ,ij.s, statesmen.
while they Threatened slavery, never dared
10 speak Of emancipation as measure Ia
he accomplished al once, They Kept the
-, .,;'.,i.,.l sh,u, her slaves In
M. r...r ... .t... rrt.. issue I.u.
,,mpr r.sg af.cf ..pp- nice Wr. rH'r'ot
-.... r.......,.....,. .,,., -i., ,rt tl, t,rfI
..... ..f,f,..r.., ,.r.-rr,l,.,,re
..r...t .....l....., Ola. l..r'. .b,rr I'd IA.
nj. .,..,i....,..I .,,f,,.,..
/ -. ,,..,..,,,l.. oh. ussts W,s prone
.... s..,..,,.G,,,. .,l rI,s rr,rpr, paarru (.
-. r, ...., .,. smear f-Id, ~ i.a
Saul. ri.. stat, mon of fhc North never
s......l ,l., ..,.,...,y enumeration urt..s u,.
... ,B. rte ~ .I,urftn vus ,.u Af-
.. tr..s mini. --'arg "a lg4a ~. "a,
/ slave than they did for the products of his
labor. The boundless wealth that flowed
into the Federal Golfers, from the South,
they knew would cease the moment, the
slave was freed. Bnt tho South must lie
. kept alarmed for the safety of her iavoritr
institutions, aud fanatical people in tho
. North were the instruments nseu ny 'ho
ar'ful in'rigucs, Who knew tHat u was NOT
the hatred OF slavery 'h"' fe"''y a''"''eu
and governed northern sch''h'c"'' p"' Wv
all controlling ones oi increasing PoP""-
ton and the lack oil revenue II negro
freedom were The ultimate ehuS, "' ue-
sider"tnm oil inc i'h'"'" "'"''.''''"''',',
what would he easier ina" 'or MN W "'''
another link to the chhih oil MS "eSpo'''
will, by issuing proclamation, "ee'"''ng
! the slaves all Tree No"'" s'"'' '""o'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

RS" Capt. I. S, Lubbock, nr HGus'en, his
raiscda company called tho +'Gucrillas, y
r~roe up of men, says the Telegraph, "who
expect to pay their own way, and Of patri-
otism, to do all the service in their power
TO the Confederate States" Every man
must be prepared with Texas saddle, such
arms as he can best use in the saddle, and
$3.50 in money. About fifty men had al
ready enrolled themselves, at our last ad-
vices, aal. they asrs 10 leave on the 9TH
inst, (to-day,) for the seat of war in Eir-
ginia. They ask no pay, but only for an
opportunity to be Of service to their country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
CgRRESPONpENCR.
pArras. sliL May, 1854,
n O. -

DALLAS. -jiL MAY lsAi.
"a ysLa ~ CfsetsL
haas s,E;-feeliug a deep iR,eres, ia
the welfare II our country, aai IA Preser-
ing unily anl roReen OF aelion among onr
personal and political isiends, We, the IN
dersigRsd, your friends, have called upon
yoa GO become eandldais for tbs Office VI
Lieut.. Goyernar ofthe Stale OF Texas. Fer
laiI US, sir, 10 say, that this is mot ihe haSlE
expression of our Individual and personal
preference for you, buI the nesait OF our
honest conyicliou ol duiy, AMER maiuge de-
liberation aud counsel WUh oar iriends Ia
different pars OF lLe States AMI Mgiher-
mare. we Mill say that CAR choice has been
guided w unmisIaka1le manifestations At
pariialily for yuu ia every direction anl
nol confined 10 sny iocaliiy, HuNernel ~
these facts, and having the utmost eoni-
dence ia your patriotism and ability ~
tender 10 Nou noI only our own prricrHee,
bnt viii supIor sea- wish iervenoy and teai'
III you will Suffer !our uame lo le used 'o'
ths ui'i,s oT lIsltsnl GoNernlr,
Ne Lay. the honor a. be
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

BY gentleman direct from the Rio
Graudc. we learn that the rumor of the Cor
tinas foray is entirely groundless. Col.
Ford is in need Of no more troops, every
thing being quiet along the border. He has,
moreover, received assurances from Next
can gentleman Of wealth aud influence, ItE-
ing in Matamoros, that, should the aboii-
ti6nists make a descent upon Fort Brown,
lie will furnish 1900 men 10 assist the Ooi.
commanding in defending The place. Ihl
origin of the rumOr, according TO our IiIof-
mant, was the pursuit of an American 'i
criminal across the river by the MeNitan
authorities. for the purpose OF making h'S
arrest. but no property was desilo!'u' u
lives ,akca.-LCHs star.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
EFinaI settlement.

n EVILS II. CASTER, Guardian of the cs-
1 4 tate of q. ?. Montgomery, has filed his
final account current with said estate, to-
gcther with his petition praying for final
discharge. This is therefore TO notify all
persons interested TO come forward at the
next term of the County Court TO he holden
At the Court House in the town OF Dallas,
On the last Monday in June, 1871, andeon-
test the came If hey think proper.
GEO. ". LAWS,
-. Crk G. c. j. Q. Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

Eses Alteration is called to the War Notice
Of Gen. John J. Good, who has authority to
raise company of 100 men, for his battery
81 artillery. All who wish to join for the
war, can do 50 by calling ON Ben. Hardin
ESQ, enrolling officer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

e&5= The Governor of Tennessee has
made full list of military appointments
for HAT State. The Major Generals are
Gideon J. Pillow, and Sahl- Il. Anderson.
Among the other appointments are + r;
Zollicoffer as Brigadier GeHeral- V Il.
Sierinsoh, As QuarteImss.er General. an
Neil S. Brown. Jas Z. Bailey and " {.
Harding as q Military and Finaneial
Boari. -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

Ely We invite attention to the Procla-
NATION OF Post master General Reagan,
Announcing that he has taken entire con-
troll of Postal matters in the Confederate
States. All postage must now lac paid IN
money. al the rates of 3 cents for 800 miles
or less, and Ia ceuls for over that distance.
No lcttcrs will be received at any office for
the Emitted States. Read the Proelams-
,i.,eN