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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
To The Mast r, Ward n a ID Brthren Fl NF

y TIA Log}, no. EvSi AHctNf Fres dhc &C
cePtlG Aa!oa.
Your comnittcr y-ooirted 20 draft 5-c-
tptioas expressive % ne views and &c E.s
.or die rnombtrs Of dis Lodgc, on item aa-
ciioly .!ltetl gence 81, ftte 'ftmis1 4, cs.
tcpme worthy otLer ,nRiEL ). "a
HUGH. who was killed in batne will the
Creek Indians on the 18th December, lNLl,
do offer the following:
WHEREAS, il has pleased the supreme Ar
chiect of the U iiefse, to remove .l, ~
tie walks Of usefulness in lie Lodge and
from am ng3i rs, our esteemed blorhcr,
GABRIEL S. F.TLnUGH; therefore, be it
Resoiped, That in the death OF Gus worthy
and esteemed brother, We have lost oie OF
the most devoted aud worthy OF the rr,,,t,
our country one oil its most gallant anG CHI
valric defenders, the army one OF its nest
b no members, and our community ohs If
iis brig test ornaments.
Reso,ved, That we offer TO his late COM
panicns II arms our lIea cit symrn Do
in bereavement so sud lcnly fall on
them, Mt n time when The services Of oug de.
censed brother wonld have been Of so mech
service to them and the country; and The
parents and relatives we tender our most
heartfelt coincidence for their heavy ,ti5'
ton.
Resolred, That as testimony Of our a7e
and esteem for his memory, that the ouEo
he clothed in mourning and that the lnau'-
bers wear the usual badge of MOURNING for
thirty days.
Iorsolped, That we tender our thanla TO
st. Johns Lodge No. 81, for the nse OF fieir
Lodge Room. and for their generous coop.
crntion and hearty assistance In the funeral
ceremonies of our deceased brother.
Resolved, That copy or these resolu ions
he furn 'sh,d to ST. Johns odge, No. 81,
copy to the pare n's of the deceased, copy
to the military company Of which he was an
officer, and that copies he severally furn sh-
cd the Mckinney Messenger and Dallas
Herald, with arcquest TO publish thetame.
C. r. BRFEDLovE,
NJ. s. PUILIUM, Comm ifrts-
Jw. TmnocKMoEToS,
January II, 1854
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

CB- Maj. Charles DcMorse, the veteran
of the Texas Press, and n participant in the
stirring scenes ofthc first Texas Revolution
announces his determination, in the Stand
ard of the Sth, Of raising in northern Texas,
"lrom his fellow citizens Of long acquain-
lance, Il regiment of mounted men, of the
class who ha'eno heetoforstfcl,t their
services were imperatively demanded.
lie proposes 10 close his bus ness, and make
preparation within the next 60 days TO
raise the regiment, ii within that time,
there are not conclusive Indications of the
speedy cessation Of the war. Ifthe neces-
si,y for service continues he will 50 into
the service "for the war;" q
I'VE wish VIC had space for the entire ad.
dress All success TO the gallant Major.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

Gen. sehepf is, we suppose, the fclera'
commander who fought Generals Crit'ea'
den and Zollicoiier at Somerset. Schnpi
is German, and the reader may rec 'lecI
t,at unpublished some weeks since a sketch
OF his singular career in America, taken
from Cincinnati paper. On landing a.
New York he was employedas porte 10
one Of the hotels. Thence he went 10
Washington and was serving in the same
capacity there, where he attracted thu at
teniion of Holt, who at the time was lost
master General, and engaged him in ,inu
insignificant position in the deparimcn -
At the breaking out OF this war it was is.
covered that lie had received milf ry
education, and through the ineuenc Of
Holt and Scott he was appointed Br 60.
dier.-Delfa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
FAREW

3gtauac, tlon with ile Herald ceases with the pre-
r.a. i.as The exisencies of tbs C3niederocy call
i.. every available 10 s,ryc in the army, and
y thousands ofmy brave coun'rymeu, toIal'
'.y .l De-. ,ndard, and to cUnlrbUt. my humble Of.
lsIa ain lis honor,
,at..; leave of my old readers and friends, re-
l icere thanks for their kindness and for
t4a. 1lilsto my contrsres VI ,hi press, mIat
lWlr. omy heart felt indeb eduess Tor the many
be- glences, OF lheir appreciation and ci'ili-
lfarra IS uupge,endins career editor OF the
y..'a. nd.
44uf ,liatc loGll hriouds, promise to keep
o. 80. a. Cd oi all import; NJ Oytnens connected
yi.l la rmy far as'ir Is prudent, hoping there.
Hr t.aaar my services more acceptable Than it
,s.ue1.i Au1d at my pPst in the editorial sancum.
4, aI 81 gu, my rihls, bid adv trusting in
t-I aia nlliaying in lhe Justice of our cause.
O. Il Pryor
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Our CoxxIssiosERs.-The New J

Our CoANIssroSERs.-The New Y
Herald OF the 18th has. the following:
Mason and Slidcll, and their Sccretnf 9
have turned up At last. Captain Prey
I've brig Mountain Eagle which airivo
this por, last light from Bermuda, rep +
hat the British ship Of war Gladii +.
doubtless the Rinaldo) arrived at s
George, Bermuda, OH the 9Th inst, j
the rebel cmissarics. The steamer CO ID
and sail d for St. Thomas on the 10th iua
where Mason and Slidcll would take q
mail steamer for England. The friends
these persons will no doubt he glad to sa'
that they were in good health at last q
counts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

rs5- The Louisiana Legislature at its late
session, passed an act TO facilitate the
building of the Louisiana portion Of the
New Orleans, and Texas Railroad and
the New Orleans papers are urging On
capitalists to hke hold Of the matter and
complete the road ut once. They claim that
it is a military necessity, and the prospects
are that the work will be carried on with
energy We hope to sc it accomplished.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

CsB- We had the pleasure OF welcoming
home, on Saturday last, our esteemed friend,
Hon, Nat N. Durtord, late private in
Capt Goods company Of artillery. Judge
Luriorl returns homo with n comm fs'oa
from the Secretary Of War to raise II rcgi'
mcnt OF mounted men for the War, Below
We give an extract from the War Bulletin
published ut feyettyillei also, set of &C.
solutions passed by The officers of Bradrnic's
battalion Of artillery, and also Que from
Capt. Good company. They speak yOlGmcs
in favor Of the Judge.
We are pleased TO see the Judge In robust
health.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
SHELLEY. JORDAN

The Austin Gazette gives partial returns
from seven counties, footing up for shellc. {,
1898; Jordan, 200; Banton, "a.
But little interest seems 10 have been ia
ken, and the vote will be light throughout
the ftate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

We arc pleased 10 see that orr friends
Haswell & Bros. OF Millican. are appointed
n .enss Of the Csmmissary Department. Of
the army to purchase supplies Of forage aud
provis'ons. Farmers can be- sure of getting
the best prices from them he market wal
justify.--Heustoa Telegraph
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

Esy' We publish in to-days paper, Cen
eral Orders, No. 25, from Col. JAS. McInE
Josh, Col Commanlisg Gen. MeCulloclis
brigade, in relation I'd officers and men OF
furlough, TO which their attention is direct
ed. Every thing indicates active and stir
ring times in the Western Department.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

G6- A correspondent of the Telegraph
writing from Chihuahua, Jan. 10Th, says
thai Col. ReilIey, was in that city on ousi-
ness having been sentthere by Gen. Sibley.
His business is not known, but a. thousand
surnnisea ware rife.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

Dsy" The first Congress Of the Confcdc-
rate States under the Permanent Constitu-
ton, was TO convene at Richmond, on yes
terday, the 18th, and the Inauguration Of
the President and Vcc President will take
place on Saturday next, the 22d inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

pST Gen. 7. C. Ilindman, calls for ten
companies Of volunteer infantry, from Ar
kansas, to serve during the war, in his
brigade in Ecniu,ky. Tiansroiiaiion.
arms and full equipments will be furnish
cd them by the government
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

SAVANNAH, Jan. 25.--The News of this
morning says: "A letter received here.
dated the 18Th, FROM Cedar Keys, confirms
the capture oil the letter place. The Yankees
burned the town, wharves and five loaded
schooners in port, also 50 bales of cotton
and $50 barrels of turpentine. The schooner
Fanny escaped up Chrislal River.
fiat with fifteen men and some ladies
was captursd by the Yankees, and the men
ironed. The captain of the schooner Ann
Smith, and some civilians, were released on
parole, after Two days confinement.
A letter from Fcrnandina, snys "The
citizens of Cedar Keys were not molesied,
and private property not taken. The enemy
have left the place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
Ths newspapers generally, COPIED part Of

The newspapers generally, eopel part Of
a sermon delivered by Robert j. Breckin-
ridge, the tory, breathing vengence against
the patriots of the South, and dealing in
figures of fire and blood. His son, Robert J.
Breckenridge, is as warm patriot rs the
father is bitter tory, and the younger D.
is n candidate for the Congress Of the
Confederate States from the llth district Of
Kentucky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

~ The funeral ohsoqnies Of Judge
HemFlill and Gsa. Mcleod, took place at
Austin on the Isl inst. 4 large audience
was in attendance. The GRAFTON and eulogy
was delivered by the RI. Rev. Alexander
Gregg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

pGJLA', TEXAS, Feb. Nth, 1862.
was not present when he above rpsOlu ions we're
adap,td bu IN jas ice 10 Jud rlorl, who has been
under my command, nus, cheuriully endorse Them.
The Judge, while grtpae, has refused high aud
hulora lc pui uns in be service, He has dschaig.
ed Ito p ~ and TAI lfuiiy otdy duy required o him
as a soldier, ann besreak for him he favorable con-
sidcra;iun the people OF Texa, in his endeavors TO
raise a regiment JOHN J. GOOD,
Ctipi c. s. a., corig Goods Battery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

Gag" The ship r. D, Sheppard left Liver
pool on the 81 ofJanuary for New Orleans
via lIaYanua.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

ELECTION EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL AT
the election in this county on the 81 inst,
for Attorney General, only two precincts
dallas and Lancaster) made any returns
to the Chief Justice, with the following re-
suit:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

ney- Col. Locke has received orders from
Cen. Il. Van,iorn, to proceed at once with
his regiment to headquarters at Pocahontas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

TT We s requested by Judge Nat. u.
li7 e ihi; he VIII hill the re-
err Of Court in Ellis county. al the
lisri -i-as, fsr tie disposition o. the
cl4ai.si de--st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

r- 90 R. Traughbor, late member
Ct rrr Gods battery, returned home a
irF ifF having been discharged on
t.,1iIa d health.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

l SEQ &c different orders on our first
Y7- eu headquarters orileasmy in
Arsln5vi ., f'on Col. Sioae regiment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

MAY TRoM DALLAS CovNTY.--0n Sat-
ull 10Th lust, another company from Lam
er. county, was organized ly The eCc ion Of
oE ,ts, a.. men sworn in service. The compa.
ayLl- names on It's rolls. We give below ,he
E.'.llf 90:
1- 'cRRT, Ctp.ain; AtASsoy DAwDT, ls:
I.s.rH., VILLAIN s. GsoR5E, "a Lieutenant LIZ.
er .rt.1 81 Lieaienln;; G ;oRI- wHIE, LIST
.e Fll sAMJrLs. q $ rgsant. TALsJT Law.
ant; J. c. BLrossr, An Sergeant X.
r-t oral; JAMES IcCLASAHAS, q Corpo.
Sd 80 g. Lib ID Corporal J. n. HAN IroS, An
.s-#.-.1tg Is FOR col. Darnells regiment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

III Gen. Van Dorm has called on the
eoveinOroftl is State, for additionaltrOOps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

being the hist number of tho II raid for
the Pabishsrs, in taking farewell Of heir
...,., I'D announce to those ud,b Ell to the Of
l. DID,. le boz H. and accounts viii be found in the
.a.H..Itr ". L. HALiELI, who h authorized 10
....t.l same, aud 10 transact all business Of the
gHt. a#.i z ,lcir absence in The army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

lea.f IT Tho weathsrforl whlt2man En-
SOL to Iaalaus samr down in o Parker coun.
D.. ..a Aolrhoqd OF " D. FJndren's, Il miles
.r wu Of Wea;hcrfJrd, On he nh inst,
H YJougbl3p6. and e;oi. % head Of norses.
en-, in pursg.! once, and aNer a long
,r... .......:t til. INDIANS, Killed enc aud wounded
.. ok nearly all Ia horses
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

] cbmpari's have reached hil lla'o The
Among !eia are Capt. C. VI Peaks ana
.... . " b. ,g.ns Goal 4a.I.lA. 'ya4,.' eD1 lDs.,
Il xar ali Tor ca. Julnscn's req inent,
d company marched INFO -Wn singing
.---.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

RIouMoSp, Feb 6.-The ID Tennesaeo
regiment OIL, lsaies, has unanimously re-
solved to re enlist iorsthe war, O,heg rcg-
iments are rapidly following tI'is exdmpie.
Intelligence from Hyde county, North Caro-
lima, report that the federal fleet consisting
of SO TO 100 vessels moved from H"Iteras
Yesterday in the direction o: Roanoke Is
land.
RlcHNoyp, Feb. Title federal Gen.
Reynolds is reported to have resigned, and
Kansas Denver has been appointed IN his
place, to the command Of Cheat Mountain
No ind cations Of federal advancein that
quarter.
The reported marauding expedition or'fed-
erals ahnut Green Briar is much cxagger-
ated the fcterals being afraid to scout much
since their rcpulse at Valley Mountain IN
December. The federal force there is about
1000 under Lander, which left Romney on
the approach Of the coufederat's now at
Springfield, New Greek depot and Patterson
Creek, points ranging from eight to our
teen miles from Komney. There is no
prospect Of m advance Of iederals there.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

At q tngeiiug OF ne nltulDeIs d. uNOH q
cuuiiuiy ul light artillery g. r. A, MI J.T. Turner
WAS CIul tilec,air, @ud w. j. cd
sscrr,ary. Tie following gentlemen were appointed
q cuInuIlt tee 10 dram resolutions decatAoly 0l lie
sense oil hs lnve,ug, viz: VIM. Harris, chairman,
W H. Wuc j. j. Durroush, j. IL. Erwin, MitrL.
Gray, yumes II ward Y. II. Floyd, Ed. ". smi h
aud JOHN II. bingham. Tie committee having
lircd soon Sn,d and rcpVr,ed he following IesC-
in ions, which were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, The Hon. Ma. VI. Bdrlurd, u private OF
our company, has been authorized by III" war Dc
pLrtHru raise reg mtnt OF men III Texas, Cr Gn'
mus; He War And hereas, /, now becomes peee
eary Tor Us 10 he Ties OF suidicr friendship,
winch have bound Us together as with hooks oistteI
during he lalu campaign. Therefore;
n ,olcrd That while we deeply regret tho Hecessi'
{, which s,lutr,.tcs rs, we would the lime
nissf hear y recommend iudge DJriord 10 he gal.
LIANT boys vi T xas, as a true man, good soldier,
trel Ia Inc ,cnleI iied for he last cgh months, and
90, one wlu having served ~ priva;c himself Will
ever protect and defend he .embers Of his command
IN ng!r i,,t rights, while he leads them yg,Ury.
IL ,0lrtd, ,TnaJ most carrie tly call upon h thN-
alruus SONS OF Texas rally 10 he s8naafd of heir
cu,n ry, aud defend their homes and trtsides, AID all
they hold most dear, with Aat. N. Bdrivrd rs their
lc der
Hesg fred, That copy ofthesa rosoluionsb be tender
ed to The Hon Nat. NJ. iriuld,
lie had, 1ha the Ddt.il, Herald, Kaufman Demo.
cru CrimJy Adyoca,c, ry,r Reporter, Texas Euqulr-
N,,.'1 ard l7rt Ci0"i.-villp s ondtrd, and the
Wax il, in al Fayetteville, be requested to publish
these resolutions.
On no.iOn the meeting Adjourned.
J. T. TURN Err, Chairman.
~ ] sArvDrps. gncre;ary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
DAILAS.

81. u. .mss II Swindslla, OF Lancaster "a agvui
.5. u IN that place and vicinity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19
tFtom 10 Fayetteville Uar BNlliin.l

ANOTHER RrdImlNT.--Eat NJ, Dnriord, a private
IA Goods artillery, has been commissioned With
outsOlic!t alton On his pArt 10 rAiso another itgig
ment Of TeSas troops. Here Il man who, lawn
been ak ycaTs prominent Judge ~ The beueh, fe'
eigned hi seat 70 become private soldier knowing,
as he honestly allydgcd, that he had 40 militia yex
purience h0 would accept no uscial position I'LL no
had acquired practical knowledge in The ranks Hc
has marched on loot well On 10 Two thousand milra,
probably, more five count uinouts Icy no way served
faithfully rs prya.0 through uau, mon 10 ~ oil
hy hi, ginta mIgnar and pLalnt discharge OF every
duy, seuug noble example and Winning TIE
an sre rasruc, and friendship Of every nun sud 6h-
Ger with whom ho has been thrown. Declining.
several similar ruders heretofore, ho now yields 70
the solriuun OF friends lamoug whom we aTeproud
to esteem oursclf ouc,l md accepts the commission
from ;hc government he intends to serve Till indie
peudruee crowns lie struggle.
Iitayud near KIT Billiards. mill, In Tennessee ;
having graduated In ,hu ilOn,ior of north western
Itxt,-,lcncr went the rounds with Gods battery,
Judge DirlulA will make frat rate colonel. He Iei
yos erday for his ONO in Dallas Texas, nnd by the
lime lie will have fairly embraced his wife and child
we cxucct 10 lear OF his return march, at the had OF
a gallant resinlC;lt. Success ~ all such unselLsh
patriots
since writing the above we have received the follow.
ing -, $40,
FoRr RrAuAN, Ark, Jan, 81, 1902.
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l;oorIoi agar, Of For, Henry, b. ihe fedtral,.

-
R.poriei a?lars Of For; Henry, b. the federal'
A spec.ai 10 the Avalanche, dated Farir
9TH. says Capt. Houston with bis cavalry
company has jusi arrived from Fort Henry
lle reports the fort captured by ihricdern's
to-day. The fight lasted Two hours IL Is
I reported that tie federal gun boats were
seen Ia the vicinity Of Danville, nj inc
Tennessee river bridge, by The telegraph
operator when he closed his oihee ana
went to Paris. Ito reports that he witness
cd the destruction OF tho railroad bridge
over the Tennessee river before leaving,
LArEsr.-Another special TO the Ava
lanche, dated Paris 9th, says; ~ saw the
conflict at Pt. Henry and witness the defeat
OF our forces ut that place, with the deepest
regret. Amer our forces gave up thc lori,
l learn that the enemy had landed 'o'ee
OF cavalry on this Of the river. Ihey al
vanced on two sides and cut oil our retreat
but we managed our escape by swimming
creek and arrived Mt Paris safe. Inc enc
my now occupy our position
NASHVILLE, Feb. IA special dlspa'eh
from GAINESVILLE TO the Union and Ameri-
eau, dated 7th, a. NJ, says, Fl. Henry has
fallen into the hands OF the enemy. our
forces have retrcated to Fl. Donelson. Inc
enemy's gunboats are at Danville. The
Tennessec ,iyer bridge at that place has
been dcs,roveJ by tie iederals. We have
no further narticulars.
Ricuuoyp. Feb. 4ih.-Thc New York Her.
Md of lst. has European news received by
the Africa. The dates arc to the 18th ult.
Ii was stated that coalition was forming
between England and France for an armed
intervention in American affairs; the al
lies would yehcmently object to the stone
aeet blockade of Charleston harbor; also
that the blockade would probably bc'de-
olared Intellectual by tho European powers
with view to its annihlation. The Her.
mid saws England openly espouses an anglo
French intervention with u view TO insure
medication between the iederals and con
,.d.r,,os, that the tone of the English
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-19

At meeting of he officers VI BTHdiu,es Battalion
c. s. Arilluly held at Head Qui.rers, January Jlst
lS62, he follow .ng lTocSrdineS were had
On motion OF Capt j. ], Canes, 9laJ. Dradiute was
called The chair, and Lieut.. john j. humphrey
wa, appointed secretary Whereupon the chairman,
in iew and pertinent remarks explained The oDlJct
VI The meeting.
On motion OF DR.. Gray, the following gentlemen
were appuin ed u Committee drhte resolu, ions ex-
pressiro OF our regret ut The departure Of prvae Nat
ii Burlurd GuCd's B luery) irUm This tRlion, viz:
--liru,s Calhoun, Doren, and McNaily Aiur II
shurt absence the Committee returned and reported
the following preamble and res olutiOHs, which were
uHunmcusiy Adopted:
WHEREAS, One Of our most Distinguished fellow.
soldiersJudge Ma NJ. Burior,lhas been selected by
our iudcious Chie Magstrt,cas one fnlly competent
to III the position Of Culoue OF regiment; there.
fore, be 1t
Rcsorsl That IN the withdrawal Of Judge Bur.
ford from this command TO u more extended field of
action We have sustained loss; that ofi-
GERS and priyaes equally dep!Urc, Tor whilst Ills ma
turrt ud.mrni ami high sense OF honor fully APP.
precaied 10y the iuinrr, his gallant department and
suldicrly conduct eLdearcd him 10 the iatcr
Reso d. That we iuy concur in he wisdom which
dictated .bc appoint Of Judge Burufd 10 lie re-
glusibls position Colonel, aud rom hi, known APP
Il uie tocommaud, have hest ancy in declaring
him be enluen iy well qualified tor he position
leiared, That, prIvdte in ms ranks, he won
thu esteem and confidence Of ali with whom lscame
in contact; and from pric zeal experience vi SUI
dier's lie will cTer commend hmreItO hose gallant
spirits who seek 10 emulate the example vi MS
worthy parrot,
BeGJarlser Resolred, That COPY Of the foregoing
utious be handed Judge Durtord aud one fol-.
warded 10 the WAR Bulletin "Dallas Herald" and
W. r. BRADFUTE,
~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-28
Clerks once, January j. 1889. : : z
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec. n, 1s6l.-Aha now il is hereby ordered
and directed BY the Common Council of the City
Of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts
OF lots fronting adjoining the Northeast side
Of Front street, from Pearl 10 Sixth street. in seid
City, cause-a sidewalk Of Class No. to DO laid
doyn thereon within thirty days from the pnblica-
ton of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office January 1, 1862
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Rlo0TI On o. I5IsCO.e-rE5V-U1.sea5
cIsrk's omee. Jan. Is. ls6I.
CORPORATTON NOTICR.

ORDER FOR PLANK s1DE-wALK-
Dec. q, I86I.--And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Eyansvile, that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting or adjoining the north side of
Second stTeeti from Fulton Avenue to Fifth Ave-
nue. in said City, cause sidewalk Of Glass Ne. 2
TO be laid down thereon within thirty days FROM
the publication OF this order.
- 49, p. BURKE, CT X.
Clerks ONCE, January l, 1862.
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CORPORATION NOTIoE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK

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Dec q, 1s6I.-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the of all lots parts
of lots fronting adjoining the Northwest side
of Cherry street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon 20 be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk of class No to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order.
P BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks ONCE January l. 1862
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UhDEh On FLA M fFDl- v I'M
Dec. p, 1s6l.--Aad now il Is hereby ordered and
directed by the Camon CoHReil Of the City of
Evansville, shat owners OF all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the Northeast side OF
Front treet, from Fifth Avenue To Pearl street ia
said City. cause q sidewalk Of Glass No. 2 70 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication Of this order. -aA =
p. BURK r, Clefk