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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
TIHE aRMFENBERa FAMILY

WUDIOTHTs ars 1repsred under tie jmniedI.
Ate superyiIlon Of Skillful PhYuician, and .hsy
The intsIIiRenco Of the community Is not inBultsd
BY the ogsr of single medicine Whlcn claims 70
list Of sIeTsn different Medicines, an uneQuAlledir
the cure Of the dise1ses for which they are room
mendad, among which may be selected one approprt'
ate to any Of the diseases incident to this oouRtrI
any other KIND of pills iE the wOrld-price % centg
The GrPfenberg Uterine gafholioon is e. NALL
bic rsmedZ for al Female diseAsSS-Prloe Slsoo
disease Of the kidneys, urinary oimculty IN mslo
The arBfsnberg saFsapaEillA il BY ~ tha mo.
ms GrsfsabsTs DySsntsTT syrup q certain and
quick remedy for al diseases Of the boWelssriee Soc
The Gr9isnberg Pile Bsmedy never al. 70 RsrnaF
TSS aTasnbsrT sa 6hrsh Panss SnsvSu
me Grns s n i 1sSs nd ESs EsSisdS 3 : soV.
reign gp6cno for this PARTICULAR dt1eass-prfoe bo
All other gsIVeT m II curatfTe eectI1ros s cent?
Fhs GrBisnbeFs OongumP tiVe,B Balm knorda the
most astonishing rellefin All pulmonary o0mplai
price - Q bottle. (lta An eminent Physician Of
HeW York, Esatss that be has known the GrBfenbera
OonSumptfye's Balm used WiSh great success r
proRzI. Our oNn nxReEiehoe suDAtAnlessa hH
The IersisnberE Health Bitten are most plsassn'
The GrefenberF Eye Lotion ia unparalleled IN ali
innEEmsti0n OF diseases Of the ETe-pri6s . CENTS
MR. h. b. KmasLHH-Dear Str: We iBsl it dutg
We owe TO the public, to state that Marahalliu o.
thOlioon is q medicine Invaluable for complaint.
olaBssd under the head Of Female Diseases. We hAW
used your Grafenbarg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited thereby 90 much 20, nat were
ths prios DOUBLE We would have them. 10 the thou
sands Of our sex who are suffering frcm weaknesses
We would recommend the Oatholicon as sure pana'
osa- It FiVss strength 70 the system and enables
saah or the organs 81 tbs BODY 20 perform their a.
arobriste funeeiona, MIS-. W. OATRR,
Mrs. IL T. WEEKS,
Mis- q. O.SW0RMRTEITs
dedina, March l, 1851.
a Tho above named Ladies' We are persOnAllyts
eualntsd with, and know that Tor several yearE
While We lived In Medina, they we've great sufferers
Miss s. has been 90 badly aficted that Il Wa1 viii
difficulty she was 6ble 70 stand upon her feet fsS
bottles OF Oatholoon entirely cured her Of her
plants. Ny wife received great benefit from this
medicine. We recommend It 70 tho Ladies' OF thh
county Is safe and etieiept remedy for the maEy
JOHH WEEKS! ~
Edltor Garfield HERALD.
u.B. aIHGsLEH, OsYslans,
notl.dhu t-euHrai A ftata.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

nR. KNAPP, OoULIsT, or IL
~ years ezpsTionoas exclusively treata Diseases
q the Eye, and Deafness,
At No. l6T Prospect street, Cleveland Y.
glg- Abundant testimonials Of perB0ng restored 4
Sight or Hsaring In New York she Western States
and Northern Ohio. ~
Artificial eyes inserted That HoFH, and the ben
quality. DT. X. has takenA Diploma IN competitloz
With al other Oculigtl &c the Few York Btafa Bas
for hia gunerb Artificial EVel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

Theabove are all from persons who arc publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without Q thorough conviction
that they were true.
PREPARRD By j. O AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
And G. ". OLAKK, and BY all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
AGRICULTURAL PROpUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those OF any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated At s. 900 900 bushels,
while the Com crop yields not less than 140, ,000,
600 bushels besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckFheat, P0ta.0es Sweet Potatoes,
Csbbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 te swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent oUt Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
Yours Fe'poOthiIREIEy thiIREIEyk1Tr rHAxrrE.n

SENATE OaAHBE8s O.s April 5ths 1854
uDR, J.. q. AYER-HonOred Sir. have made q
thoro1Rh trial Of ths Oathetio Pills len me by your
agent and have been cured by them Of the dreadful
rheumatism under which he found me SUFFERING
The first dose relieved me, and q few subsequent
doses entirely removed the disease feel In better
health now than for some years before which at
tribute entirely to the effects of your CathRrtic
Pills Yours vita great espect,
EUOIUS B. HETOALF.''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
THE ALL-SUFFI0lREF TRREB
VIENNA
lE PAHI6

TRIEsEMAR !, 2&3, ARE DE
THOTED BIZ ROYAL LETTHRS PATENTo
EnaIapd and secured bY the Seals Of she Uoole dl
3hsFmaois De Paris and ths IDIaria Oolege O
80. & inVSiuSbls ioF sxhaussIon, spsEEAsoThai
Snd All PhyHioal disAbilitiogs
TlHo q oomletely sradioates AL tTAoel q those oh
S8eI that have heretofore bssl treated By the naus
riOul and perniciou use Of c0Petya and oupob1s -
Wc, has entirely 1upplnnfed the tWuriom u1o
Isi, dlPsrling Al inBaRitioss and Eoot1nG oHs tns
RI S5 ISoe. l. ana & are pFsparation ths
form OF lossnge devoid Of taste and gmal and osn
be carried IN the Wautocat pocket. Sold IN TIM oalo1
and divided into SEPARATE doses e administered q
Valneau EAIIgmAnd Roux, Biceld, 20. Prioe " eaah
or eases for 90 which save . and In ~ caseli
WhCRebY there y saving OF =. 10 be mad Wholo1ae
and retail, Of Dr. BARRQWr No, l9l Blesoker gtreet
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
Dr. Barrow will forward the TrieaomhT 20 any psI
Of me world securely packed and edo egse sooort
5nF % Ebe fnstruotiopr Of tba writer -
asr Sold By g W. CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

H.B. EIHGsLEY, UsEslaas,
g4auHral Aasur ~ ftatn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
Irnn mi. NI-L.Lar. MhIs. 0eL ~.


LII rbompson il In nlrhmoui, aud wants
TO "a, Brieadiers Place IN the Conic e.
raj. ,uryioe. lie has been ac,ing bngadicr
without the commission. lie was PAID on
last week for the hTst time since no entered
the service.
The President has appointed the follow
inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; Thomas j. Jnch'
con tS,onewall.l y. Kirby Smith, Thcophl-
Ius II. Holmes, John q, Pembcriou, Lron''
das Polk, James louGsUect, W j. haroee'
Gen. Lorins hns been called FROM west
orn Virginia for reasons unknown, ana -
daily expected ia Richmond. The "?rac'i'
enl" Icnkins and John b. Floyd have been
lcC, 20 take care of the kansSha valley
Loriues cavalry may be- used elsewhere
with great advantage and success,
The telegraph this morning SAYS General
Bragg has gone to Richmond. We were OF
the opiniun that this was n "r,ise 81 hr"gg
until We read II paragraph in the Mo"lgom-
cry Mail stating a report had reached Oh
official quarters in that city. announcing
TINT Bragg is 10 lie superseded by Gen. Jos.
f.. Johnston who will NJ once ssuHc com
n,anl a. the army in Tennessee.
licu,. James Oslin, of the Warren Light
ARTILLERY, Capt. Sweet, arrived here on sat-
turlsy. He lcii. the army on the Ism; az
BlrboursvilIe, 30 miles from Cumberland
Gnp. Tie army was failing back, ia per-
fec; or.,er. and safe from the cncmr. EtHgs
l. bringing ont with him an immense tram
NJ, WAGONS laden with Kentucky jeans, pro-
y;s,n,s and ammunition. Breckenridge
will soon he heard from in the vicinity Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
Engian0i3 and Matag0rda in the HANGS
of The EnrmI.

We learn from Lieut.. {. u. Williams, who
arrived last event, from Orange, that an
express was received in Columbia Monday
evening from Col. Browns battalion, stating
that the enemy hai taken lndianola ana
demanded the surrender Of MatagOrda.
Yesterday morning as the cars were about
starting from Coiumbi another express
was received from Col. Brown, stating that
the enemy had taken MatagoTda as well as
lndianola.
We believe there can be no doubt OF the
truth of these statements. These events
are such "a We have anticipated, and have
frequently advised that we should be pre-
nared for them.- GaIVesioa 4Ne'cs, 2sh u!t
We learn from Mr. \. 5. Ru'bvcn' who
left Maiagoria Friday morning, ihat the
pederals have not get taken that place.
They have Inlianola, however, and we
presume, of course, Saluria. $50
One cunboat has been up in sight ct Mat
arorda large steamer being further be-
low.
They have taken three Matagorda light
ers and placed gun upon each. On one
of the lighters there was IS bales Of cotton.
There is no cotton now left at Matagorda.
Browns battalion is in the neigbborhood
The Federals have stolen some cattle from
the peninsula. =.
Pennington, the hero Of Sabine Pass, is
with themA He Knows every inch OF the
Texas coast.
The Yellow fever still prevails in Mats
sor,ia. There were four deaths on 1ssdaJ
night. =.
The people Of the town are moving iheii
goods. furniture. etc. 10 the country as fas
rs N, Y can, in fear Of an attack The ioSi
is deieneeles.- TelsgraPhi 30. inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

- = - - -
The Mississipplan rays the killed, voup-
ded aud missing NJ battle ~ Corlnlh
will not exceed 1000 men on our side. This
is large enough in all conscience,
Jack Hamilton has arrived In New York,
and made speech az the Aeademy of Mn
sic on I "a uli. Ia WASHINGTON. acnor-
dug b the d'spatchcs published In The Bul-
lein, Hamilton and Frank T.. Blair are
urged for the Office OF Military Governor oil
leaas, We presume Jack will get the m.
poinimcnt lie is u martyr apd as much
Of an Ubolltionist as the other h,ai,les. We
hope he will come hack aud accidcntnlh,
break his neck the moment hr sets foot on
ihe soil OF the State he has betrayed and
disgraeed.-7t Telegraph,
Wcsec It stated, says the vicssburg whiE
that the state OF Georgia meclilatcs the poi
icy OF making the Confederate bonds the
basis Of bank issnc. The late Legislature OF
virginia, says Richmond Examiner,
should have opened the hall By the passage
OF such law. Pass such law, and mcr.
chants and hanks would have an induce.
ment for holding government bonds. prao.
tcally u will mike the government sccr,-
rites or bonds convertible into currency,
u, 'hc "P'ion OF tue holder Money Is mop
ch"hu,Ee' u ~ governed Ike all merchnn~
dl1r-by the law Of demand and supply
Make bonds banknblc funds, aud Tho freas-
nry hQles w'l' he speedily absorbed.
Pope frs, despatch from the Indinn coun-
try ann0unces n victory AMI the Indians in
full retreat. The conclusion is that Pope
is whipped again.
In case Of strnpru,o,ion /, di,,hcrI,
nromn, relief has hecn bnJ md ,jn liza Ga,
we'd hy nnpIvipp the mouib "a tho chilJ'.
lin. and remoyiuc H.. obs,ruc,ior h,, smcY
,inu. When this is done IN, onoro, a., ,n,,.,
AT once rims. his mouth AMI ,t,oat VIII
str,ur brandy. or he win he no;sonoJ hn ,t,,
contariun This is worth lnowing il il
r.unri,l In ia, JouL,, M,d;,,l I,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

lE,iya We make the following extract IRON
il,c letter OF n friend writing to us from
Fort Smith, Ark, under date OF OCTOBER
Dist 1862:
"Yhe Feds are terrifying Springfield, and
have l2.U0O men and % or 30 pieces OF ar
t!lcry. Ibid hear that they had burned Ne
OSLO and the country surrounding it, and
believe il TO be true. All OF our forces up
near the line, have moved to Huntsville, and
a, is said that the forces from Little KocS,
are also moving in that direction. sup
pose the two armies viii. form Junction at
Gnrrolton, Ark, or Forsythe, Mo. and ap-
proach the vicinity of the Feds on the
North or East of Springfield. 1t is also re
ported this morning, that Col. topper
command, 5000 strong, is moving for Fort
Scott
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

lCbotaver lie went to MARYLAND IN ac-
.,,r,oIi IL i, is ce,ta n bis campaign there
,,.,s mi with great results TOR as Near
,.E,, Fo,r,y Of the rhiladciihia Press says
of ~
Peace or VINE quarters! '!''" - INC ~.
tentative which We maN' 'n"H' "r wa
mjui, 10 meet We cannot 'hih" 81 'rH W.
i2ins " new campaign ~ ''.'S s''S''' w.
year. IN Il 10" wees W. ,.,n
rains viii have turhcd '''t'"". NV
gmGm're, AMI "''" "''"' ,.:,,,,r
down n he "na anu snow ~, Vs. " qn.',
months ami SgE'ns '""i'''E", ',,.o,,
would come ~" inor'"!,,S eo"S.4 "', w..
inactive camp NE, in''l'o"S y, 49,,
Subsistence ana c"'n'o't! 'D",''" H. ,,nn.
"a N"II vs. ave" ,;,i,,.nr -, L,r,iI-
p'S' anu vac ~ il, r,,ui,,o
iau"" Pehee -, w." E,'t, ,,.l ,hnm,,t,.;cnI.
syhP''"'S1'' -. W.. -, Tr,,nonn
y ,rbi,is ,,, v.c have spriousiy to
,,I,.o.o ,rohnllc result; Of the recent
t,,.,i.,;c.ht
'"' .i, ,.,ro
Al 'nt ,'',' n'''' n.y. ,to, Na;,hor sc,rs-
""o"' io'',,, WINS r',,n an, - ,hn nails
iWh'''s vi he'""o "'" 49,. ,,,t IN
II" GUS o',"'3 ''',' ,,;o
Wv" Al nc D,'lu VI a"s a,a,,nI ;ncI,,-
lot''y OF NteeN9'"'''''o ,, ror
son,etine been and is still " prisoner in
Far, Delaware.
0o,l
/ y discovery mas "ee'. "'.,, n;an n,o,' hn nf
"', .es''u -, ~ +, ia ssil 10 he ~
very simple and cheap apparatus consist
I inc If II class reservoir. filled with powder
and floating in water at required depth,
wbc, by very simple chemical means ii is
made TO explode Upon trials it WAS found
to ShAtlcr Glhoo'. ''ro"''E S""' VI ~" ~,
plaak TO helehi ots' hn"ureu i'e', ""u -,
another instance threw vast co'""'" Vi
water to that height.
We see it stated in one Of our exchanges
that the pay Of privates and non comnis-
stoned officers in the army has been IN
creased TO fifteen dollars n month.
C.v.r,,l reos,ns have been assigned why
,L,, ,t,nr'derat. steamer Alabama is called
,ha 5an Ono saws il il because she il 29C
Goo, lana, AnoiI,r because she was bull
hn Observation-Disclosures ot 200 LIVERPOOL mer.
/ nians pcrbans il is the shioyard number
VesscIa arc not named until they are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
EOOsrs AND WEAVING.

yyyHE undersigned being a practical We.-
4 yer. and having been employed in tie
Manufactures at Lyons, France, is nov
building looms, with the1yiug sinttle While,
be offers to the public. He win also weais
cloth, blankets, Sc, at 25 cts. per yard ~
single width and 81 cts for double width.
All orders promptly and fhithfuilyexect p
ted. win also purchase all the yarn thaL
nav offer. B. FFNEbAT.
Dallas, Texas Oct II 1852 4 -2Dss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

The up and down trains on the Mississip-
nj Central railIold coll.ded on the l9'h, a
nile below Dutch Hill Station. The mp tram
was behind time. The down train waitei
ia alisIte. time at the station, and then
,.oeceded cautiously. mile below the
station the up train was met at fearful
s-,ecl to make time The engineers reTer-
; i engines and jumped from the trains
IN, he collision could not he prevented
e',,e m train was made perfect wreck =
Cars were Piled upon each other IN terrible
con SION. and he loss Of life was fearful
The ca~s were crowded with soldiers No
less than % men were killed and ~ or %
,yntp,lcdl Several ot .he wounded coutd
MOI recover. Among the killed We note the
.oiIo~ :ng Texas soldiers: J. E. Spiyey. 20.
q 9Th Tcvas; H. :. Turr, 60. IL. ist Texas
legion; Geo. R. Kyle, Co. c, Cab Texas
An,ar.. ;he wounded were the following
Mr. Gorrarl, LIST Texas Legion, slight Ii
n wal. ASS Texas Legion, seriously =. ives
>. Ts-as, severely; 4. L. Barnet, "a Teas
Csrs it.-.. se,iaasly. We take these names
f.,.ul the Grenada Appeal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08


Geo. Graves, went over to Jamestown Is
land. where they were seized by negroes,
aud sho by order of negro protesting to
he Colonel Of Yankee regiment of blacks.
Tho victims held high social positions, aud
the affair has produced much sensation,
CHARLESTON, Oct, 23.-Ihe enemy has
been driven TO his boats.
Month. Oct. "A special dispatch TO
the Advertiser and Register, dated Charles
ton. Oct. ~, says, "Ihe number OF bsooka-
ders suddenly increased to-day
EIcnNoNp, Oct. 23.---rhc New York Her
aid OF the I'D is received.
The nows is uHimportant, except from
England, where Iincoln's emancipation
proclamation was the theme OF universal
discussion.
The London Post says it is not easy to
estimate how utterly powerlcss AMI con
tcmp,iblc u Government must have become
which could sanction with its approval
such nsa'nt trash.
HYDE Park, London. was the scene ofa
disrracclul riot on Sunday, the 9th, between
Irish and English roughs.
In New York, on the 2lst, gold opened
at -, and closed nj 3lS. Stocks also all
yanccd. Cotton closed firm 1T 30.
Holly SPRINGS, Oct. 23.--1he troops Of
this command wee reviewed to-day by
Gcu. Price, presenting nm admirahlr Us
play of military discipline. Reliable III
tc.lieencc has been received thai fresh Fed
cral ievirs have been arriving in consider
able plumbers NJ Memphis.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.--A greater number
of vessels than usual have been hi"cknh'ng
this hlrbur today. Four runh,at' are in
Stone Inlet The steamship Menho", which
GOT aground some days ago, 0't sullivan
Island, will probnH ~ prove total week.
Most OF her cargo saved. No news from
Pocoiaico. except partial accounts oi cas-
ualrics IN yesterday fight. Al now quiet.
CuARIEsTux, Oct. Gi.--Thc fight NJ Po-
cotaligo resulted IN complete Vi tory for
rs. Our less was - killed anl - wrHn-
drd. The enemy len ~ dead on the hei.
Ms loss as stated by prisoners, - not less
than 300 killed and wounded. We took ~
stani Of arms The cncmyS force 'nnNiSi-
el OF SIX regiments with one field battery
and TWO howc,zrrs.
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, so we'll
, known 10 the prnpI" of the Confederate
STATES, arrived yesterday IN Rl'hhond,
direct from PARIS, wherr &c has iiv"d for
Che last three or four wears. Mr.. Mitchell
uuring his former residence in tn" South
VS. the eouSran: advocate % secession.
us roiiticn, SagaclY long saw and prcG!c-
tel the lismrmhrrmcnt OF The Union.
MIR. Mitchell has two sous captains IN
the rrnly. both al whom have greatly DIS
linguistic! themselves in thy recent battles.
CAPT. Mitchell, Of the ist Virginia Npnn-
trr,s. w woun,c,. in the battles arounn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
RAW AWAY

yHRONI Thomas MrGpiee, nving three miles below
K San Marcos, in Hays county, on the 25th October
a NEGRO BOY named TCBE. Said negro Is abou
i4ct 9 inches high, dark ekiil, stout built and
a,out 80 or IS wears old he has tie mark of the lash
on his back When last heard from between
Austin and Georgetown. riding poor Spanish pony
! believe he is attempting 10 make his way bhck "a
Collin county, where be has lately Leon after Flou
:, liberal reward will he paid to any whe may
rest said boy and cUnine him in some secure jail
T5U.4tl CHARLES W. McGEHEE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

rsy" We have scena letter from oar Young
friend, Midshipman +. J. Mcpcrno't, To
Sol. John C. NJ Coy, Of tlSs place lie has
been exchanged and is ordered for duty al
sclma, Alabama, where there is active cpe
ra,i6ns going on in Lcnalf of the Navy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

ELECTION FOR DEsTnIcr ATToRNEY.-" e
have received rcturns from only two pre-
tincts in this county, of the election on Mon
dny last far District Attorney, rs 1oil""s;
Mckenzie. HOycnkamp Di'lcn.
Dallas precinct ......i63 ~ g,
Lancaster, I" IL 10
We would be obliged to the County Clerks
in the various counties composing the Dis
trct, If they would forward us the oHlcial
vote ms soon rs declared.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

IGy-Wc learn from, friend whom We
Know 10 be u reliable gentleman, that Miss
LllAiE SuNcKLEroED, OF Springfield, Mo-,
has been Lanishcd from the State, Tor rciG-
eng TO take an oath of allegiance to Lin
coins Government. This is the young lady
whose patriotism and heroic bravery saved
the lives of Cap;s. Ar. johnson and Mahry,
IF Texas, NJ Springfield, last fall. She is
an esteemed friend and acquaintance OF
ours, md we know that every pulse OF her
poblc heart beats hut for the success Of onr
holy cause. May She live to enjoy the full
tru.tion of the glorious liberty she has made
such sacrices TO assist in winning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
yIsTEaAL NOTICES.
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ThRES Up by Jacob knopni and estrayed befeso
.Iarnrs NJ Lane. j. p. one BAY HORSE. years ol61
abcur II hands high, right hind foot white, suInil
STAR in mis- forehead, branded on She left shoulder
appraised to $50. One PAlNlni0RSE +, years OLD,
about II hands high, branded on the rlt tly wifi
a Spanish brand appraised to sI5. One BAY hoRrE,
about - hands high two hind feet white with star
in the forehead, saddle marks ON both sides of hi
b. .rpriisrd 10 500 40.
TAKEN UP by Richard Lutherfotd and cstlryol
before Gro W, Baird, ESQ, j. r., one DARK BA3
HORSE, about IL years old. small white spot IN ns
trehcsd left eve out. left hind foot white up 10 MS
ra.t.rn ioint airl raised to 500. 40.
GRO. ". LAWS. Clerk,
as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08
PARIlEIs COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by Meredith Fowler aud es!rayci Ga
the "a of October 49, =, before james long. j. y. "
Precinct 3, Parker County. one yoke ~ WORK OK
EN-, described ~ iolows One a RED OK, mark
wth a crop aud overtit in he left ear, crop, an
shift iu ths i,.ht branded BE- on the left hip has
liitle white on the forehead, also the bush Of his
white The other red and white pioded on, mari
"a With a crop and uuderi IA the r,ght car and mn
under half crop in the len, branded the right
hip, about OF years old Gprrai.ei ai's o. lj0l
Tn0S. u. T0LER, Co. CIk p. &.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

R-sys We are under obligations 10 our
friend, Hon, ILomas ". Freeman, NJ &
tr,H Missouri, lJr a,e ii,cs Vi Eastern pa
lcls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-11-08

TnE 5 Xrn TEXAS We.pub'lsh
All the outside Of 10 day paper an in'er' =
ting letter from Col. Snl. Ross TO DR.. T. ~
PRYOR, of this place, giving graphic des-
cription of the par, which his gallant reg
,nent took in the battle, bc;o Corinth, on
the 81, Alb and 9Th u!t.; also list OF the
casualties in the regiment during the night
The latter presents a montnful array oil
names, comprising just one-ha.f the NUM-
her Of iieu taken into action. We cannot
add one word 10 the letter Of Col. Ross,
more than to accord our need OF praise to
the officers and men Of the "old 9Th, which
has shown to he world that itfulNy susialns
,.e reputation sa heartily accorded to les
ans for gallantry and uninchinS bravery
on the field Of battle.
While on thisssuhiect, it has been suGges-
ted to us by an Old and valued friend, that
Col. Eoss' 2 regiment should be recruited ny
TO IFS full numbers with rs little delay ~
possible. The President has called for
cousorip's up to 80 years OF age, and why
cannot this potion Of Teas fill this regI-
mont m at once, without waiting for the
slow process 4 the conserip' LAW since
he Battle oftor;nth it has been remonnt-
ed. and under its gallant and accomplished
Colonel, glorious and brilliant f"'nFl
awaits it,