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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
Ia.I.An- m MaTllT.

The nan.e "a larkson is aireadg h@'i'@''
IN ,Ls hsa,is Of oar IsaPls, and Il any HeS
Ia.ssr csuli l,s sdirl 90 il, OF iis aeia'rg
u,g,s isnlerly sa,hFiassi il Wsaii hehy he
uuTarallrlc.l lepisU ani iaaEig'd''a 81
Ismes Jsrkson, u AirSsnlris, lie sione
,a,i anL ste a lalily lefe'e ihe invading
thousands, ASH ULru b. san lhe Rag II his
STATE iera de~n, Iramplol uEieT f,e' and
,Iir ulsa. he shot The ganial Ellsworth, in
ilc very ACT IT his lar;Rg insolenee- isek-
ssu ass shot ~ an overwhelming eHe'ngr
lis llly hacked To pisces sad Suffered IL
rcma'n ahcre il fell anti the aeSl morning
no l,isnd being allowed 10 rOaae and eoVei
il ilrcenlly flOn the SCOTS and sRsels oI
lhsI sboliioa h0Nie,
Is,kssa's RemoTy will be Immortal and
his heroism Mill he forever groea anal isesl
ia The hearis Of his eeunITgmen as ise grail
lulr u patriots can mak9 il, Virginia nil
eler, . monument To bis ms'suFy, aRl Ne
Lol,e to see al the Static ol the caai7lsTu'
"a Head a helping hand,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12


The steamer Adelaide arrived to-day,
reporting ihai Gen. Huiler has bgen rein
foioed hS 3Oll msn, when the Adelaide
len, il aas understood that Norfolk would
be attacked On Monday.
ILe Southerners are confident that the
,laue is impTegaabie. The bridge eonnee-
ling Oll Psin, csmforl with Hampton, has
been hrel b. the SoulherasTs TO IIeVenl
It's being used by the foe.
CINcINSAsI. May 29Ih.-virsinia Was
invaded via Wheeling aud Marietta an
Saturday, the Souiherners retiring, he
fore crossing the Ohio riysh GeR, Mcclel-
land proclaimed lp,Le Union men that the
FedeTalisis eaiae as friends and brothers To
their homes, Il is known that the South
eTneIs at WilliamspOTt and liagersioNn,
are 'onserins a PlaA for the iaNasioA Of
Washington,
MoBlLE, May 2T,-A war steamer COM
meneel the blsckade Of our harhor yesleT-
day, Port, Margan welcomed the hlpckad-
ing vessel by displaying the United States
flag, union down nom the same stsa, aad
l,elow The Confederate flag
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

sIilL lNI0N MAS=ihe Cineinnaii
Iimss publishes an extract hom letter,
Sri,iea ~ the Editor, By s0Iae one At Ian
easter, nallas cooniy. Tie WIi'erssys,i il Will
h sesR, that he IS s'ill rHion nan, not
outstanding he seecssiea ol Texas, Ne
regTri this, en ssseant Of lhe geReral de-
Pasiiiea ia car oauniy, 10 ignoTe past DIFF
IerFncrs aud forget ,he issacs that divided
10 a short lizs aga Hat such sfI't'fTs as
tbs subssrihsn will lhTeS more e'liuIa
upon his late frienis han years 0f repent
snoe rsn atone fur We knew no, Sho be
is, usr Do ne carci bat for the enlish'sn-
,arni Al his nsigLbors, NC will cePy the eK-
,ras, hVm the Times, ], says;
am Unien nam, although Texas says
Sic las gohe uui ii ILs lni0n, Ihink
tie people viii rvs lLeir folly VIXEN tax
PAVING dsy oeiars SSH will repent oT their
s3ns. I lhiHk il the conservative eleiaenl
al Ile NsIth will do their dniy il will hsl
he loAg before Ihe souih Wilt kick eat OF
ien,a soguei.ni, and Instead oI IWo Iay-
ernmenis, there will be one glorious tnionr
as Mature aud Natures God designed this
I "a he, ana still pleased with the seasi'
,ssals Of the iiases although i's Ieliry 4
ACT PoPalar here heWi yet as loRg as YOU
mainIain yonr conservative lnlon feh'l'
meHls yea may consider me subscriber
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Hon. W. i. WRIGnT-This gentlemen is
n candidate for the Confederate Congress,
from the 9th Congressional District, and
his announcement can be found in the APP
propriatc column. Mr.. Wright is so well
and so favorably known throughout the en-
tire District, that we cannot say anything
lin his behalf that is not already known
and felt by the people, always true to the
trusts confded to him, and always on tlie
side ofthe South, advocating the imperisl-
able doctrines of State Rights and defend
ing their truth and justice.
We have no doubt that this gentlemen
will receive the cordial support Of the p"o-
pie of the 9th Congressional District, and
We earnestly commend him to their consid-
Grafton. AS statesman and an orator,
Mr.. Wright has no superior in the
District, and as an old and tried friend of
sound doctrine, he stands unimpcachcd and
! above suspicion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
J. NJ. PATTER SON,
Cht. Jusllce, DaliaS Soun y
DALLAS, June ., 1861.

.kay~ The Washington Corresponds oil
the Picayunc, under dats Of the llth INST
says
There is not the least doGbt that the ar
my OF the Confederate States ut Richmoai.
Norfolk, Fredericksburg, llarpcrs Ferry
| and other ports of the State will soon Hu't-
Der hundred thousand men, properly
armed and that this immense force cJG'i
be precipitated, at any moment, upon
Washington, or upon cities and tow in
Pennsylvania. But | doubt whether th!s
will be the policy of Virginia. She dc
sires only TO SECURE her own soil from in
vasion. and she viii not, of her free Will
mass the boundary in an aggressive wal
unless she lie first assaulted within her own
borders.
New York city is blockaded more COM
plctely as against foreign commerce, tnHn
any Southern pert is. New Pork has by
the war and by the Lincoln tariff, lost her
trade, 10th foreign and domestic. When
the little furry of demand for breadstuAa
in Europe shall be over, as it will be, what
business will New York have to dc ? M
wonder that the journals of the city dare
not publish the facts in regard to late fail
urcs, and the almost universal bankrup,
cy Of the business firms.
Sixty day 5 hence, remember, there wiz
be no specie paying bank in New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

pfiy~ The "Ubiquitous y Ben. McCul-
loch was at Montgomery on the 10th May,
accompanied by Capt. Bradfute, Of the
Confederate Army.
Wetakc the following interesting item
from the New Orleans Delta OF the LIST.
inst. -.- :, 50.
Gen. Ben. McCulloch and his aids left
Little Rock for Fort Smith on the 23d inst,
A dispatch to the Dcs Are Citizen says that
he has made acquisitions upon Kansas, In
dian Territory, Texas and Louisiana for
six regiments Pike goes out with him as
Indian Commissioner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

peT- The North is terribly cnraged at
the favorable attitude of England towards
the Confederate States. They begin to call
out no Briish interference, with a gusto
that is really hearty and in good earnest.
They say that the Slave oligarchy of the
South is moulded after the worst forms Of
foreign despO,ism and that the North is
defending and lighting for the best part Of
them, viz anii-slzver5- Tss northern
Press have lauiei Exeter Han 50 long,
that when the shoe begins TO pinch the
other foot, they lick loose and denouree
The whole concern Of them, John Bull
folly is wiser than other peoples wisdom,
- CARLYLE and uog The Yankees sill
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12


DIVERTED SmoTs.-The Nothern papers
are now opening their batteries of abuse
against the English Government, and ex-
haustiag their decorating pyrotcchnics
against Lord John Russell, with all the ca
gcrness and harmlcssncss CT mimic Chinese
soldiers, in paper armor. john Bull is able
with one snort, to scatter these Lincolnres
TO the ends of the earth. Let him make
but one rush, with flaming eyes and vibrat-
ing tail,-and such scampering Their an
ger is harmless and John Bull will continue
to roar and paw the earth until he gets his
full supply of Cotton,-morcover when lie
sees anything red, he always wants 10 take
hand. Mind your eyes, Yankees.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

RI See aumou ecmcu If ~ & ha'Ierh
E.r, ~ candidate IL represent i"''a'
Vonn,y, in the lever branch Of tie S'a''
Legislature, Nr. llallcck isnnw the fourth
.,ulilatc IN the field, Is ao agreeable gear
sl.m,n. cr gne social qualities aud wen
nn,wu to III, vsrcrs Of Dallas County,
We commend all the Candidates I" 'he
Ne,crs OF the county, aud in committing
friends to their tender mercicS, ~c beg hr
people I" Il. the ha"ds""c 'h'"s '"'
each III them, a. suite ,heiriHdiridw' tastes
and reSc ones
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
Fast Day In the Confederate Stalc
rROCLNMNTION TO the rE0PLE OF tai
FEDERATE STATES.


When Il people who recognize iheird q,
dencc upon God, feel themselves SURF
c,l by peril and difficulty, it becomes u
humble themselves under the dispcn a.
of Divine Providence, to recognize
righteous government, to acknowlcd
goodness in times past, and supplica
mcrciiul protect on for the future.
The manifest proofs of the divine ..
ings hitherto extended to the efforts %
people of the Confederate States of A.,
to maintain and pcrpctmtc public !
individual rights and national indcpcl
demand their dcvout and hcarticlt gra
1t becomes them to give public man f.
ton of this gratitude, and Of their d.
dencc upon the Judge of all the cartl
to invoke the continuance Of His ia
Knowing that none but n righteous
can gain the divine favor, we would IN
| the Lord of Hosts to guide and dirc(
policy in the paths Of right, duty, ]
and mercy, to unite oar hearts and q
forts for the defence of our dearest T.
to strengthen our weakness; crown on '
| with success, and enable us to secure p
dy just and honorable peace.
10 these ends, and in conformity W
request of Congress, | invite the pee
the Confederate States to the obscrva
day of fasting and prayer by sucl
gious services as may be suitable f.r
occasion, and recommend TIIURSU
the 18th day of JUNE next, for tina
pose and that we may all on that day. =
ono accord. Join in humble and rcVeIu .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

M pAiGER OF srAuvISG.-fannin, it is
stated, will produce this year, 100000
bushels Of wheat. Collin anil Dallas will
produce twice as much, aud Grayson, La
mar, Hunt, Denton, El'is Kaufman, and
others will produce fully as much as Fam
alm Corn, oats, rye aud barley will be
produced in prrportionalc quantity.
Many coun,lcs IN Las ern Texas are also
produoiag good crops Of wheat more than
sufficient Tor homc consumption.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

OUTRAGE AT HAMPTON, VA.-The Rich
mond Wing, of the 9th May, says:
A gentlemen from Hampton reached TIL,
city on Saturday, and reported that on
Thursday last, while the citizens of thai
place were exercising the right of sutfi
a large force of Lincoln barbarians, enter
ed the town about noon, and required 10
commissioners TO close the polls. BY ib.
time, bout 300 Votes had been RECORDED
and ether votes were awaiting their torn
The commissioners retired with the pol
books, bat after the Vandals had mare ac,
back TO Fortress Monroe, they retur"r
rc-1rcnVi 90 polls, aud rcre5;le2
more .otes The result of the vote on
ordinance Of seeessiop Pas $50 for RAJ s
. iaz. and againsf. Tha invasion
lncsd crest eAeiiersat ia tas c0aa
rha ts7af; yess@sst . q Egai g AsA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

ESyp We call attention to the Recon-
mcndati0n of our Chief Justice, to be found
IN to-day's paper, for all the citizens of our
county, to observe the 18th of the present
month, (to-morrow,) as day of fasting
and prayer, in accordance with the proela-
nation of the President of tho COnietlcr-
ntc States of America. Divine Service Will
be held in this town, Mt the Court House,
at 10 o'clock tomorrow, and our citizens
generally are invited to attend and partic-
ipatc. f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

AS to the nomination of n candidate
for Congress in our district, the idea is too
ridiculous, and other things being equal,
VIC would vote against the nominec.-He-
porter.
The Convention has nominated no one,
and the Reporter is at perfect liberty to
start his candidate and vote for him too
There arc three already in the field, and
sour distric" certainly could add a little
more ,oeight if not interest to the race, by
bringing out fourth man. If "o" dis
trict' means Smith County. the Reporter
ought to see about it at once.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Hon. Jony VI. CRocKErT.-The Houston
telegraph thus endorses Col. Crockett as its
first choice for Lieut.. Governor:
We announce this morning Col. Jno. NJ.
Crockett, of Dallas, for It, Governor, ana
have to say that he is our first choice Tor
that office. We shall SUI port him as the
best man we can fix upon, knowing him to
DC q true man, without fear and without
reproach. We shall have more to say IN
our next on this subject and VIII pubiish
letter from Col. Crockett authorizing MS
announcement.
That's right, Cushing, the name of Crock
cit is one of historic interest in Texas, and
"Old Davy," were he alive, would be proud
of his younger kinsman.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

MY" One Of our exchanges says that n
correspondent writes him from Dallas mat
Hon. NJ. y. X. Taylor was the general Ia
voritc OF the delegates for It, GOVERNOR
If this be so, we did not hear any such cX-
lrc$sions, but decidedly the reverse. They
seemed to remember very distinctly that
Speaker Taylor gave some symptoms oil be-
ing tcnder-fooled in endorsing the action of
the Convention when tlic oathwas admits
tered. Many other objections were urged,
about ltilc railroad bills, push through
the House with summary base, Sc, &c. Dr.,
Taylor mag be II great i.vorl'e, bal we can
not see upon what grounds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

roy The news from orr Commissioners
to Europe is very gratifying and gives us
encouragement to hope for the speedy ac-
acknowledgement of our Independence and
the recognition of our rights as sovereign
people. The enlightened state of public
sentiment in England offers strong
contrast to the bigoted policy of the Lin
coin conclave at Washington. The one
acts upon the broad grounds of the rights
of nations and the necessities of civiliza-
ton, while the other is governed by the one
idea tie subjugation of u people, in order to
secure their services and their revenues.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

HIlLLsnoRorGH EXpnEss.-This new
and we'll conducted paper, recently started
at orr ncighboring town of llillsborough,
,,nder the management Of W. +. Lawrence
Es1r. Editor. The paper is edited with
spirit and ability and we hope it will be
well sustained. AZ.
During the summer, we learn, that Mr.
Grover, n young lawyer of talent, will as
sist in the editorial department.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

psy~ 4 Northern journal states that Gen.
Beauregard has died from wounds received
at the bombarlmcnt Of Fort Sumpter.-
We'll. then look out for his ghost " at Phil-
lippi," he will be there, in one form OF
.nnother
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

l1i- Ne cail attention
Nlr. Ma. II. CLARK, Who ~ sEf h's da"e'"s
saloon rLi. evening, At the .n'ade Halt
Those of onr citizens, wi" 'l'','v I" lSr''''
i,,arc Ia this pcliIc accomplishment ""''I
4, we'll 10 call on Mr. tlslk,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

As EnruR.-Wc would respectfully call
. ,hc attention of the Secretary "i state !"
an error in the Proclamation OF the Gov
cruon Nrdcrisg m clcc'i""' fde oder
reads fer the clcciirH of one delegate from
Dallas county, whereas, by the l"s' "pPor-
,ionmcnt she is cH,iilcd 10 two representa-
tivcs. Dallas ranks as the sixth county III
she State aud her representation was M
creased ny the last Legislature, That the
mistake is uniucu,cnal is apparent, from
the fact that the other counties are gwen
sihc full number Of representatives. ...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
70 the People Of Dallas C0uisy

Whereas, the President of the Con-.
crate States Of America, has set apa
18th day Of June present as day o. \
tional Fasting and prayer; nHd, whorc
it is the duty of all loyal citizens o,
Government, who regard the supcrin tnr
ing Providence Of Almighty Goat not gl
to recognise the acts OF, the civil au %.
ties of the country, but especially the &
legations to the ruler ef the pajoersl 70
their dependence upon Him in this, tn II
of our National struggle Cor ltbcrG q
independence. t'''
Now, therefore, |, Jas. NJ. Pate
'9..ef justice of Dallas County, in a.
dance with the recommendation of
said President do recommend to the p
pie of our County, and especially to tic
ganised Companies thereof, to suspend
business pursuits and to assemble at
O'clock, A. NJ. OH said 18Th day of Ju
and have Divine Services, at places n
convenient and best suited 10 the occa 81
where we may all agree, in approachin
throne Of Divine favor for His aid il
holding the rights and liberties of
Confederacy.
J. NJ. PATTERSON,
cue Irst;,o Dallas roun %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Isiy- \ young friend, just from Ken
lucky, says that John e. Breckenridge is
really sublime in his courage. lie is now
stumping the State in favor of Southern
Rights anL pcnctratcs into the strong holds
of the subm:ssionists and there boards
them. 1t is great pity that MIR. hrcck-
enridgc did not begin earlier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

pa The San Antonio Herald, one. of our
ablcst State papers, has an excellent ar
,iclc upon the Louisville Journal In con-
clusion, the Herald says:
The circulation of the Louisville Journ-
nal should be at once prohibited in Texas.
IL is calculated to do more mischief than
any avowcd Abolition paper, because it
strikes under false coors, and is published
in Southern State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

Dey- There is multitude Of tickets now
out for Governor and Lieut.. Governor
We have this much to say to the people,
"bcwarc of snakes Snake heads, in
railroad plrascology, are sometimes dan
gerous things and do immense damage
Rrlrnrc nf .SnRkcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

FRoN THE eRnyrlEG.-A gentleman just
returned from Camp Cooper, writes us as
follows;
"TLcro hst been lilile stesling lately
Nv snail parties Of Indians they stole fur
horses on the 18th and four on the 2iIi,
ult., in the nciglborhood Of Nh. Siockions,
Is miles below camp cooper. Capt. j. u.
Barry is at Cooper with II full company OF
81 mcn, and keeps cut sHall scouting par
ties, lat ~ yet they havr not had the good
mck to get ANY lnd'ausi il he does not, it
will not bc his fault, for n more efficient
officer will b. hard to iind.
Tom Stockton and some other citizens,
In company with l0of Cap. Bis. conn any,
followed one party of Indians about lOO
miles West, but did not come up with them
they left party still Oh the trail, which
had not been heard from.
There is but little fear mnnlcs; by the
citizens, although they know the Indians
are almost daily watching them. There
have been several parties discovered ON
Clear Fork and Paint Creek, but the coun-
try is so rough it is almost impossible ia
do anything with them. They are anxious
ly awaiting Col. Mccullough and his COM
mand on the frontier.
The old Overland route is crowded with
cmigamts, all bound for California. /
found them all to be Union men, but have
understood after they pass Chadbourne, all
turn to Black Republicans
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

ley@ The London Times closes an excel
lent article upon prvatccring, with the
following tcrse remarks:
That proposal having, however, been re-
iected, the bclligereut parties hold their
ancient rights, and the commissions of Mr..
President Davis are as good as those OF Mr.,
President Lincoln. AS 10 the resolution of
the New York merchants 10 treat the pri-
vateers of the unrecognized South as pi-
rates, it cannot be maintained. Every jul
rist must hold that, 50 long as Mr.. Pres
i,lcnt Davis is President of n Coniederacy
of Sovereign States, he has the same right
to issue letters of marque which any chlel
Magistrate of republic either in North OF
South America would have.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

The people of the 9th District, may SUI
fer themselves to be disposed OF, py an an
bilious cubal, but we cannot % ", w. ~
monstroteJ at the ballot box.-States
Rights Sentinel.
Why, what's that? "An ambitious Gu
JalP" Wen venture it is some gew am
biguous, ampllibious animal, that is ambi-
tious of running serub-iace.' Hurrah
for euJol,-although we can't exactly tell
what il is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

sSsy- Lncoln's prcstigiators ut Washing
ton. find themselves involved in all sorts OF
dilcmmas, growing out of the untenable
position that there is no secession. For
instance, in regard to the blockade. we
find the following clause in the U. $. Con-
stitution:
"No prcfcrencc shall be given by any re-
culation of commerce or revenue IF TIE ports
If one STATE orcr TINT Of another; nor shall
vessels hound to or from one State be OBJ
ligcd to enter, clear or pay dutiesin anotii-
er.-1 Couyttutjon cfthc tniMd 'St0tts, -drt
], see. ., p. .. .r..t
If the scccling Sts!es are still members
Of the old Federal Constitution, by what
authority does Mr.. Lincoln show his "P7't-
,ttrcnee?" Ills is only another proof that
he is acting as despot and is governed by
no law but that Of his own truculent will.
lie is now waging war against sovereign
States of which lie claims to be ruler, IN
auguratcd in defiance of the War-making
mower, and determines to establish u con-
solidatcd Federal power by the sword,
which the old federal patty never dared
to attempt. Argument and reason have
yielded to the sword.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

sss- Dan Sickle's brigate salutel Gen.
Butler while the band was playing the
:. Star Spanglcd Banner. Tile iincolnitcs
thought il good joke on Sicklcs, ami we
wouldn't .wop-ler if Mrs. Sicklcs thought so
=. 100. .The key-notc TO the air must have
.Inalle an impression somewhere.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

D-.y- See rsrd ut Messrs Nr' \ ia
1--we Sroes aui ronmiss''
Siuy or Jefferson, louisiana ih N.' "
Interesting Ia nur s,ock 'H. Dow.
olien s,H. lhclr cattle To N' '
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

10y, see announcements Of Nc'sr'' satin
and Cane Z. rcplv,eu' Tarrn' co""'! I"
the ncS, legislature. Thee" grn'le"e" are
veil knnan aud nccl no commentator
sBs,tn lis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

rE Henry Ward Beecher declines TO
fight, in the army of the United States,
prefering to stay at homo and fight the
I. agtil Thu ought to encourage all good
men. for house divided against itself
must fall
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
lsa, ,ni..isasE GnaeraII.ani nm..
Tor pi.IrirI IuIu..

-. We an aulhyri4ti 4" Aunuunrr Gen JsbI
., Coed, al paila,, a. ,anIii.s f5r jsigs Of Vi's
lulh luiilssl hsiTlsi,
ha'MvaW authorized n aunuunrs .. ". Ferris
EsI NJ MaAaharhir, a randiAtr fr lulgr uIIhe Itih
lmlIrIAl hIsIIIrI. Ll.rLiun in Alsn.i neNI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12

IfSsra The " Sentinel speaks of'' the We
,nality and corruption of party convcn-
lions" with how much truth VIC cannot
say, as he ought to know the workings OF
his own machinery, better than those who
have never seen conventions run in that
style. tf.t H " .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-12
For Representative.

NiH a. &c HifNfF FifNN's
&C. W. arrauth"rif,l L. aRHuuRgr A. q. Hal
ieri, Ia, as = candidate I" rIT,T'lI Dallas ,oui
~ IN the luNUT luufe 81 the Stale Legislature
mo- We ura authorized 10 announce Same
Thomas, Es'I,, q candidate Ia wprsrnl tie c"un =
at Dallas Ia hc loWrr house Of state Lrsi'laIu
mo- We are authorized 10 announce Gen. N. ~
Dura.lt, us.liaaia Glr reelection to tho Low
lIonsr ~ the State Legislature,
M We arn authorized to aHhoshre Robert y,
Cur, T. See uf i.aura,i,r, candidate o. represent 10
la county Ia the iiNrr iiunse Of the state Lrgi,ai
ilri Representative b!srld,
no Wraro arr authorized Ia announce Dr. IL. "
<:nno, - candidate 10 rrpTsrnl farIani roul't
la ihr lower house oI the next state Legislature
no We urr authorized a. announce .sunius "
smith, Esd ~ rInnidaie io rpres-ni Tar n
county, In the lower h"uTc 1t The ncS, state LES H
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