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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Two Dali Connections from Harrisbur
to 8-ltimore ahd Washington.
Baggage Checked Through--AlE
Transfers Free. .t.....,.
FlRE 4LWAIig As LoU- as lyT- 011fKa eot1E.
UBY TICKETS VIA P1TrsBURG.
Tickets for Sale at ali Main
.. - af Offices. g.H- ..Hrt f-t


+ Il L L q H T S
ly this Route FrcglOi all dcscr tuns can be forward
'd 10 ana from Philadelphia, New York Boston or Iii
more to and from amy point the Railroads Of Ols
kentucly Ii llama moiS Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri
Gq RdiiFOdddiTstf. Is - - ~ l~r''
lur Fclnsy lvona Railroad also connects atIftsburpb
with steamers, by which Goods can DC f 10 nv
port on the Ohio. Muskngum Kentucky Tennessee Cum.
ucrid, Illinois Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri Kansas
ArkH.sas and Red Rivers and at Cleveland Sanduskv
ana Chicago with Stcamerst portson North West
crn Lakes. -@'
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transportatos
OF then Freight t"tIls Company ,caure ithcolIdenee
on its speedy trulSt.
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT any point n tIe West hv
the Pennsylvania Railroad All tiBes a.
are charged by 0theT H. II. Companies.
R9- Be particular to rk packages IAPENNl r r
F.. J. SNEEI ER. IHhladell,hia B.. ~ =
MAGRAW kOONS, 50. North Street Baltimore
lEECll X CO., No. ,AstDr HmiseO - Win. ST. n Y
LEEtIl x CO., No. ~ State street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON. GENT ETsfghfAg Philadciphia
J. l." HoUIT. Gea'i Ticktt Ag't, Philadelphia
EN"Ci LEWIS, Gen ISapt, Altoona Pa.
- 'bI-fIy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
D. F. MCCULLOUGH,

Pine Lumber, Shingles q Lath.
Yardand o fieeon Nc fth street East o tSAndun-
.--. kystreet Delaware, o.
Oct. IA. '5s E. .. -r-f- -fE i-ts4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
RovoIve-s.
Mails

FCST received best brand wheeling Nails which vii
ID be sold low for Cash.
Dee q, 'Gi- G G. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Wy AR NEWS !!

N ELY & 90
TTT ISH to inform the citizens of DeIawz re and
w vicinity, that TINY have fitted up a LADIES'
PAIlOR, and ICE CliEAA SALOON, where the luxures
Of the season Will be served up promptly all hours
and in the best style Having the services OF
nnc OF best Bakers IN the state they prepared
furnish BrcndF, Pies, Cakes, Crackers &c., of all
scriptiuns Parties served at the shortest notice
They also keep on hand Uhhce scccfiUu Family
Groceries such Tea Coffee Sugar, Spice lnur in
short every thing kept in a FunliIX' Grocery
Spccia attcnto is given the selection OF the best
Brands Of Flour to he hao in the ST e..
Goods delivered in town free of charge.
Bakery west Oi lItincr's Sture. May 10, '6I-+t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Proclamation.

FIE iN and BOYS or THIS ADJOINING Cor
4A tih" ISh thousands upon thousands patriotic
M n have left their homes defense of their country
tucre are stu great many left, to wh, will be
gd news to learn that though the cold IruSty aVS
"i AUTUMN and Winter coming upon them they
bS Supplied with fhs c'sslry prVscT the
sia - Of READY MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GoupS.
SAWLs HArS LARS Tt prices The reputation
W selling Goods in this line lower than other house
in town, in the county borne by the undersigned
number of Years. viii b.. still Innre fully intaned
this season The great commercial disaster in
tern cities having enIhled them buy their Goods be-
low the original cSt of them, and the advantage OF
which they giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous luW prices.
Now, therefore all men and boys. .bc yc big or lit
tie rich pnor ihe GREAT CLOTHING ENruLU
ni Reynolds rtuk lId let your be big
tic they will be happy to waii y0u, sell all you
want, and send You ON your way home rejoicing
No charge for showing goo
REYNOLDS x FRANK, r
Delaware, Oct IS, 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
New Watches.

+ am nov receiving for the Spring Trade new
Il lot W Watches dd W1lt iuVIfc Inspection Of my
stuck by Those wanting, bay AMI not hesitate to stv
tiat my prices Wiii be- fi those Of any other
establishment in the - iteWlil demonstrate, this hv sui,
lyug ~ The less prizes which sell Watelics:
A good silver lA'FInc twarraltcd) tor 50 O0
y god SILVER lSiinc. hunter tor $40
Silver Detached Levers. hunter i4~,S At SI2 to sI5
hnd Gold l4tlies Watr!. tW.rraItc,il tor $50.
tiac COLL l&ldcs Watch. gold dial very pretty, s25.
inc G"lI Detached Irvrr. full jeyycirt Tor $50
i'"i Hunter Case, Dct,ched Lever. full Jc,Slc S3S
full asrttl mt Of the American Watches gold and
SILVER CASES, Ht low pr,ces.
gtu 1 a~srtucnt u. tine detached levers with silver
caps excellent tiui'-kcclers.
School teachers supplied with watches on favora bic
terms Second hand watches. So
My assortment of watch and Nth level
r line will be found full AMI coapctc Sants q
the market shall seem to require. Please cal ::
Williams Block. G. PI-ATT
April Is 1893
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Farms for Sale.

THE Subscriber has TWO SMALL. YARNS fas sale
- one OF ~ acres, miles from Delaware on the
nom Ie'sware, IN Liberty township.
MA! - Aso1-u J. HYATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
EOR SALE.

= u f L \ w A RE STON
about which nrghhor :. down town has 50 much
To and for which he he the cg mt; for
he:awarc county IS hat BriIfianf
Store dbout chich hrr hedrdso mach fns Ita't
THE stove now any nfire-
Wcilwe would Ike To know whatisthc matter with it
II it is too large for convenience?
We wiliSIy patrons Ind the public that haze
the STEM ART STOVE and hare had il for la1re than
yeir. end stIll keep all tm,S.
Wc1lSO keen the - EJNlNOMISr' which is -crarded
by sonlc superior tu tn Stewart Stove. patrons
can have thfir chnice
II You want 91oi Stove anil want to get il cheap,
call at NATHAN WILLIAMS and the celebrated stew
arr and EconOmisti as well the latest and
brst varieties of Cooking and Heating
Sole Agent IIumbuE Nonsense! Don't Spend
your money until you call at NATHAN WILLIAMS rx
anime his large AMI complete ascertain
his prices which enough to suit the hard times
Ass call AMI see Motifs Patent Kettles.
Sett.3O 59HtT NATHAN WILLIAMS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
AM RECAM HOUSE,,

delaware On1os
CHARLES SHERMA Iprfetor.
TYAVTNG talea charge ofa h auRhlv run
Ii uVatcd ami rcfurnisiied tlirO a. ncx fnFni.
turc and bedding the above ns a ttH rr inteF,
olIcr u the tFarclit0 criar Induce
mcuts. Those desiring to attendt n ~ IEtsWArn
during the season. viii nnd amp.S aud sat sfa rADrv
Communications Conuccted with hr lfast ilibr daily
lime OF OmnbussCs rnnuing TO the .tOhio White Sulnhr
Springs, leaving THE House in the niohng and return
u the evening. All who favor with their patroR
&c may rely upon receiving attention. CbhrrrE rrnnsn
Bile NAV 4 40 stf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
NEW AND OLDI


T'HE undersigned having sold and bought Sti
\ hoI two ol the best machines fer preparing mate
r Tor building purposes in The known world Theirs
sNoodWorti fiancing Machine, which has dsne the
worn IN mechanical like manner the eight caFs IN
inns county ana can still do the with perfcr case
ana prices reduced. The is d. Bcrie,y Patent
sas Machine, which makes SASH Blinds and Ioors by
eedhe 1t WIN clear and dry lumber-such we make
an oour building materials; have been the Burt-
ness long enough to knew that other kind Will
sWcr We would say for the benefit Of the people uf
Celra OHIO that we would be very sorry have tnld-
cCNe ny others takes andlics and would brycTy much
pleased To have them and see US with naked eyes
We are also prepared to furnish
sash, Blinds, Do0rs, Window and Door
FFa"es, NJ buildings, Panels, etc.,
Of all descriptions the very lowest possible figures
Ssii filled witA glass and painted flooring siding aud
ia TACT every thing in til" house finishing line TE
ST RATES As We have the llrgcstsuck hand nf sash
ll"ps &c in the city, VIC will guaratre prices sut
purchasers Especial attrntun is paid Manufacture
"l Window Blinds to order, all cumll.ted painted and
hui2 At REDUCED PRICES Feeling al,iiru-
tons l" orIri"ns AMI patrons their patronage
Tor the last sg years would solicit Of
tho same. Respectfully
aug 25.jo-eu- FERRY K ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07

The original Howe Sewing Machine is the first ever
invented (n IS+6J and although ihe oldest machine II
Is not AN odd Fogy," but has now more molern i'm
pTuvements than any other machine made =
The manufacturer this long established Machine
has invented several Lpnrt;rnt improvements which
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Cutlery.

LIME Evor and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives Razors and Scissors OF the bes
Improved makers, will be found selling cheap at the
Jewclry Store of -s-= c. PLATT 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Groceries & Provisions
AT THE OLD STAND OF

d M Ii ELL q BUN
G1AN, at all times, be found anything usually kept
" IN GrUrcry and Ir Jvisior store. Such as Flour
Sugars, from Ga to l3 cents per b. Candies TuBaCros
Meats, Teas, Green and Black; Soap, Crockcry Ware
Fish, Coffee Mnlasses, Soda Flower-P Pots Rice Spices
Syrup, Cider Vinegar, &c., &c.
Which we offer 20 numerous friends and patrons
at the LOWEST cash prices Wholesale Retail.
ca All goods purchased Of delivered nny where
II tie corporation FREE OF CHARGE. July -, '6I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Sept. 26th, 1861.
eT8dLLo gZ' 81 91E-oa oa@
New Dry Goods and Boots
and Shoes
CHEAP FOR CASH !

7 Am RECEIVING hli line "r the above goods.
4 They To-. : tr ch ,.p the goods can
b. bought in thc state.
Iitving changed my plan oC iuing business, !
Pict Is ssh gOus than htret,rurc and ut much
lower prices. Ny terms are NO TI;U st To ANY ONE
''oT any ether an
Call soon aud see the bargains at the Old Corner
September 27th, 1861. J. HYATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07

A LARGE lot Of Refined sugarsa syrupsfrom
IN Baltimore and New York REdneriea.
For sale at Cincinnati prices by X. z. HILLS No
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07

THE best of all the American Newspapers devc-
ted to matte rs of Rural Economy" ."SCa'TTfSII FAR
Nss AND IioKIIcU RrsT, EpINEUEGiI, Aug. = 1861
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN:
@ WEEKLY JOURNAL
Fof the Farm. the Garden, and the Fne eside.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
Silver Soap
Refined Sugars and svrups

a NEW and Excellent Articlefor cleaning Sill
n yer and Plated Ware jrst receivec at
Dec 1859 NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-07
NEW GOODS
AT the Old Establishment.
SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK.
R. B UR RR
rs now, receiving fine assortment of American
i English and Swiss
w a t @ IN q 3.
splendid and very superior stock Of
Fine Jewelry,

among which semc beautiful Lava. Garnet Box and
Glass, Cameo, and Gold Sets Also gcner,l
Of Pins, Ear drops. Studs, Sleeve Buttons Rings Keys
Chains, &c &c Also, Gold Pens Fine Pocket Cutlery
Silver Plated Ware Sectacles IN Gold silver Stcc
and Common iramcS-lth fine convex. Per
etocle, and double convex glass; Clocks ami Fancy No
All which VIII BE soLp CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE
WG1ehes, CIOcksand JeweIrV Repaired.
X b. takes this method Of saying his customers
hat his present arrangements arc such that work in his
Vatch Repairing department. is done principally by him
" And after the acquaintance Of than Secentee77
fedTS which the citizens Of Delaware have had with his
tCrI, he deems any assurances with regard CARfFUL
ANExpERlENcEp woRKNEN &c. to be entirely upcrau-
Juue II, 1853.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
EsTasAY NOTICES.
NAN-~r~~.<s-~-~s~r -~~rN<N~,>~~~r<sr~,->>'-
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by David Ioter and estray-
cd before j. L. Poindextcr, }. p. one bay
pony. years old 10 hands high no brands
appraised to $50.
TAKEN UP.by MO, McAdams and cs-
trayed before II. Iliicus, J. r., chestnut
sofiel mare, about II years old, with a.
white spot On her hack and right side Of
Ael heck, abrut II hands high left hind
fooot white, and branded thus, D. on the
left shouller and thigh, with small boil
Communicated toS20. One iron gray horse,
3 wears Old, about l4l Bands high, star IN
thctforehead, blandedthus n, on the LETT
shoulder appraised to $50. One bay NY,
two years old appraised 10 $40 One white
ox. about wears old, marked crop Oil the
right ear and underbit in the left, branded
fhus,so, ON the left hip appraised to ,
one blue and white pided stag Tbout IL
years old, marked sWallowfork and spit IN
The right ear, and under half crop IN The
left. branded I-fS on right hip-appraised to
So. One white and red speckleed stag, a.
bout d years old, uilrSeI crop and spilt ~
.the left ear, and under slope in the right
'hrlhded thus, Y, on the left Aip--apprais-
I'd 10 l6. One white and red brindle Pr
slea OK. about 6 years old, marked crop oil
the right ear. branded thus, Y, on the
left bip.--appraised to 81 One black OF,
star In forehead some wliite about his bell
| Iv and banks, about half Of his tall white,
blind in the left eye, about years old,
marked under half crop in the left ear,
ana oyerbit in the right, branded thus, U.
NJ. on the the left hip--nppraised to ~.
Witness. my hand, this the 9TH day or
May 1902
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17

him. showcd.tho enemy nnxiety 10
lring the fght'7to a close. rfro1v'
was no diiiicuItyin Interpreting ~
meaning and motive, 1t was ejec,
ted. and the commander ofthe fort
set TO work to repair damages for q
renewal of the combat, Incxpecta-
ton efsuch renewal, Gen. Duncan
issued IN. address, complimenting
the garrison f5r its heroic perseycr-.
a,lce, .saanking them for their pa
Hence, iortitudc and resolution, and
urging them to further efforts and
sacrifices, and the result would be q
glorious victory. BY some traitor
Gus means thad been comhunica-
ted to the men that the city had
surrendered, that the further rcsis-
tance would bcunavailing, and that
If the conflict was continued, and
the garrison captured, they would
all be put to the sword.
Under these Influences the men
arose at lnidnight spiked some Of
the guns, disinounted others, and
openly resisted and defied the au-
thorityof the officers. There was
one honorable exception to this dis
graceful aud shameful conduct. The
St. Mary's Cannoneers, "a country
volunteer company, took no part in
these mutinous proceedings, and
were faithful to the last. Every Of
ticer Of the garrison stood bravely
to his post. They We're all filled
with mortification at the conduct OF
the men, during . bonn baSlment Of
Gig 1t days and nights, had behaved
50 orarely and maniully. A most
noble and heroic defense was thus
stIlied by tlle most shameful aban-
d9nment Of duty on the part of the
men. Their conduct however, only
serves to brighten by contrast the
luster Of the courageous devotion of
the gallant commander and his Off
GERS. All honor, then, to the hero
lie Duncan. Higgins, and their ilsso-
ciatcs, in one OF the most brilliant
actions of this war
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
+ HE IF ERALD.
pALLAs. sATURDAY. Way II, ZOE.
NrW ORLEANS.

From Intelligence, in another cole
umn of to-day's issue, it will bo OBJ
served, that 4 very humiliating and
Notifying scene has recently trans
pired at Fort Jackson. Whilst the
brave officers of the Fort, We're ex-
erting every nerve to preserve the.
honor Of the Government and safe
~ of. the people of New Orleans, q
portion Of the garrison of the Fort,
acted in the most treacherous and
cowardly manner. We hope, if their
conduct has been correctly reported,
that if these men are ever exchanS-
ed, it will be with the view of hang
ing every scoundrel of them engag-
ed in the mutiny. Men capable of
such treachery and cowardice,
should-never be trusted again We
venture the prediction, that not one
single man of them, was born on
Southern soil,
Notwithstanding this humiliating
affair and seeming reverse on the
lower Mississippi, however, our con
fidence in God, is still unshaken, and
if we trust in Him, things will yet
transpire, for our deIivcrance, 1t is
said that the darkest hour is just
before day dawns. We believe it,
and in our opinion, the day is not
far distant, when those dark murky
clouds will be withdrawn, and peace,
Independence, liberty and happi.
ness, will burst upon our delighted
visions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17

WuAT THEY THINK OF OUR NO
NINA correspondent Of the New
Iork Tines, speaking Of the letters
found at Fairfax Court House, Va,
Gays
MANY of the letters are from mo-
Tiers and sisters. 1T is wonderful,
the energy with which th,Se dear
little rebels enter into the cause OF
The Confederate States, Not one APP
peal is there to son or brother to re-
turn home. 1t is, eight John; let
me hear from you in The front
ranks"
MY God bless the noble and true
hearted women of the Confederae.
So long as we have the encourage
ment of such mothers, wives, sisters
and sweethearts, our gallant soldiers
will vic with each other in securing
the grand object in view-freedom
from the tyrany and oppression Of
enc Of the most villainaus old imbe
Giles that ever disgraced Christen-
dom. Who would not be a soldier
when he knows thatthe prayers OF
thousands Of the most gentle and a.
ynisble beings on the face Of the
cart. are continually ascending e
athrons Of Heavenly mercy, for hi'
success and safety.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
The FnrScn f'oSsuL ! PnorEs1.-

U,r IN --,,c,I ~ >.orI, q po117,,11,7
~, ~ : = : ~ 49, J. J. . : ~
VIZ nay pe0p 1 s''v - " : popy =, WIZ u,
urporVs ~ 80 20 ~, Jay ,.;sa r o'es' - Wy y,
~, e''s M ~ : ~ I '"Peui ~
'' ', inc rrehe'i,' .sio3P no" ~
v ~, lors' a'aroSsou ~ ~, No''i'nouoIo
o tns v - ossIeS Sq H. -
'o'' Wy ''''y''V ~ ~ 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
From tile Della Of tie lss
Mayors Message.

The Council held meeting at
noon Yesterday. when the following
,n-ts.,.4e from Tie Mayor was receiv2
efand read
since YOUR last meeting events
ha, q ,5tc,l1red which viii occupy a
81, s5lcuous place in the history Of
tne country and Of the age. 1t is
l,,,n,.,.Assa1.g III, ,,e moro tnAn brief
rs reeafitulate them. They are
.nificjel,tl, Men known from TIE
publlcity which has attended and
Inc reports Of the public press. 1t
IS cnoagA lor mo to state that yes
ste,,isv lnorniiia tlic answer You had
aaiNea upon to iiag ollicoa Iarra
&1i demand oftEle day before was
& u ilna, through the
b.p,sls 81 my Secretary, Mr.. Baker,
NM was acco.nDanGsG IJg llassrs.
sg,,s and NJ tEelltnd lhc result
e the interview Of Mr.. Baker with
~ IIn,ted States CommantIer was
sho+Stbe latter abandoned lis pur-
49, 81. Ijombartline the city, and
ll,;9.ni4ied Ills intention ofrelnoving
H. tiasy nom this building bvmeans
ofb ;sS9wn forces Accordingly at
- : clorl5 Can't Bell accompanied
Tx, ~ escort OF United States ma
lines with two cannon. came TO the
Z s' =. ~ = and tba 40 was then t.t-
\ ~ " tAs'''' 49, - - ~ = I, -. q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
reg Tho Regiment of Texas vol

rGr The Regiment of Texas vol
untoers, for the war, rendered to the
Secretary of War, by our county
man, Il, G. Hawpe, Esq, organized
in tbs vicinity on Thursday last, By
clecting the following gentlemen rs
officers:
II. G. HAwpE, Colonel; G. w.
GUESS, Lieut.. Colonel; i, q Ma
Lose, lIaior,
The boys have done themselves
much credit by their selection, and
f.om what we know of them, men.
who will lead them to honor and re-
nown. The Regiments we under
stand, will leeve in short time for
the scene of action. Remember
boys, that on your departure, many
a tear will be shed many a wistiul
gaze will follow you; many an u
Cling heart, of those you love, viii
be left behind. Let this nerve your
atorng arms and brave hearts, and
at the opportune time, strike for
your country, and in the defence Of
The loved ones at home. That You
will do this, manfulIy and CALAMITY,
We have every confidence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
s$lyew Advertisements,
Executors Notice.

YgyIE undersigned, having been appoint
Y ed Executor Of the estate of j. n,
mith, decd d., by the las will and testament
of said deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate, are hereby notified to.
present the same, duly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law, and those
indebted to said estate are requested to pay
the same. j. M. PATTERSON,
Nav 10 1S62-7s.6w Executor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
ELECTION NOTICE,

STATE OF TEXAS,
DALLAS CouSrY, !
u j. NJ. PATTERSON, Chief Justice in
4. and for the county and State aforesaid,
do hereby Order and direct that an election
be held in precinct No. l, at the town OF
Dallas, on Monday the 10Th day Of May, A
D. 1862, for the purpose Of electing one
Justice Of the Peace, to fill the unexplreo
term Of }. N. Smith, decd.
Given under my hand and the
SEAL. seal of the County Court this
N10CD 28th daysof April, 1862.
j. NJ. PATTERSON,
Nav 3-3w. Chief Justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
The SarHenla No FOrls.


,.,,I1llL,I In,l4,Ior,h,1s,
NJ, IL, o,, <. n,.p,. ,Sbich led to
lAc cllsi,3l 5s1t,, t 49, 'e ~ =.
N s,i,,at '.,,, S,,, ,nost ,nebsa
1 IN INA 4og@Es,,a Wecsn wcll
o.t9 90 ~ ,,5s t,,iya Nm AZ,
&ppleclals 'i'.s l'os'il1o VIZ ~ wy
llo'il's y ' ,,ia, 800 ,.n,..
~lll wi'iel, 9'i''i 9ii'g an ? az, az.
10 tH"se iisl 'Hs i ~ W. e.
q tnese ca,l''' i.' e ';.,, W.; We wa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17

rSr 4 rorY enc looking company
Of volunteers. for Col. Hswpe' Z. reg
imsnt. was orgaqized ~ tlis li''ee,
:. rf;5s4- orcnine last The.toi-
w OK is q list q ite officers else'ea;
" Bsrtsn, Capt z. ]. cerivsi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17

q III
morning, our hpecla Yypress, Capt
Hurley. biSAstlistae ftllowing graf
fling intnllieenre
"A disps,,ell q rcIiortcd TO have
come to NaN Iuerl from the Mis-
sisNppi river tlAtwa had had q big
battle on thc Peninspla, in which
we had killed, c,ptprc,i aud woun,
ded botwecp t@opty and thirty
.thousandlot McGlalla'l.s forces. and
had route tap wiialr fSrcc, and our
army was On tle march to Wash
ington city. Neither Lee or,John-
ston were killed. Iut both were
wounded
The same dispatch also reports
that Beaurcgaiu had had several
heavy skirmishes in which he had
always heen victorious and had cap
turad two 81 the enemy's gunboats,
Our Expressman received this in
formation nom Mr O. ne. Congreve
and Mr.. Heriot Of the NC and
Texas road who sawtlie dispatches
at New Ibera. VI
The above. confirms the accounts
we have betms received, and rem
ters it tolerably certain that we
have whippea &5e]ellan's army in
great pitched battle, and that
Beauregara has Buell. at his COM
mand. We .oqk anXiously for fur
Their intelligence
From the Hor fri-wocl.ly Telegraph 7th inst
LATEST YEWs.
We haze ny speal and South
western cNpi9a iuliiles Of the ~,
o. papers QtlHs st inst, We give
everythin,- eoasAntG, N them that
can be of interest to CIlfs people;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
GREAT BATTLE REPORTED All YORK
TOWN.

We are indebted to DR.. S. d, Con
ger, who is on his return from the
seat of war, in very feeble health,
for the following Bulletin from the
Office of the Little Rock Democrat,
Of the 2nd inst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-02

most part against all bills and amendments.
The pending motion is to refer the whole
subject to a Select Committee. think this
will be agreed to, and that ultimately Senator
Collamer's proposition substantially will have
the best chance for adoption.
April "a, 1862
In the Senate to-day, Senator Collamer
spoke upon the subject of oon6scation; and
in the House all the pending bills were refer
red to select Committee Of Seven. Mr..
Walton thereupon introduced Senator Cola
mer's bill as a House bill, and it was referred
to the Committee.