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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-04

Tie Situation We agree with the
Delta fully in It's estimate Of Gen.
Johnston. Speaking Of his strategy
our contemporary observes "Gen. A
S. J ehnSton may be "a portound strate
gist; bat profound rs his strategy
may have been, comprehensive as il
may have been ii does not seem to
have embraced the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers within its scope"
just so. General Johnston, no
doubt, fortified Bowling Green scien-
,itic:siy. No doubt he evacuated
that town scientifically. Very like
Ily h. displayed lna-terly science in
his retreat. Quit" possibly every
thing rs done III strict accordance
with the rules laid down at YVES:
Point. But. while he was for.ifving
a post only to evacuate it when the
enemy made certain movements, il
does seem to US that he might have
|
displayed Il little common scnsc. an"
obstructed the channels OF He I'm
nessee and Cumberland rivers. al
which could have been throughlv
done by one-:itth Of the labor worse
than wasted at Bowling Green.
We care not what Gen. Johnston :.
strategy may have been He left the
main artery to the heart of the Con
federacy open to The enemy; and tht
other, although separately defended,
comparatively helpless. For: Henry
could not withstand a rise in th.
river, and Fort Donelson fell into the
hands Of the enemy after protractcd
Conflict.
He left unprotected and what he did
attempt to defend he had to abandon
His sins of omission a!e o great and
| @laring that Il series OF brilliant vic.
tories would not reinstat9 him in tho
confidence of his countrymen, at least
until the times arrive when maps are
not consulted.
!. Gen. Jhonston had ample warning
He cannot plead ignorance. Tive
months before the attack, the enemy
! openly proclaimed in their newspa
pers that they were going to ascenc
the Tennessee and Cumberland riv
ers. They did not attempt to con
ceal their intention They told wher
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-04
ga New Orleans Afa
Eszss Cattle Market. s1aass''

Carefully revised by the latest y.
Diapers.
Arrived on the 9th instant, 393
Texas beevcs, 90 Western cattle.
100 hogs, 90 sheep, and 100 calves.
Sales, 1919 Texas bcevcs, 81 IVES
fern beeves, 162 hogs, 144 calves.
and 8 mich cows.
Stock on sale, Ala Texas beeves, II
Western beeves, 257O hogs, 1870
calves, 90 sheep. and 81 mich cows.
The quotations are:
Texas, T. head, 1Stqty 20 ooN35 OF"
I'd uty Is 0ON25 90
Veal Cattle, t. head ii oOfD 10 70
Sheep, y head, istq 4 oo0 . %
Interior 9 OO0 5 Oe
Hogs, y 100 IBIS gross. 10 oCN'l2 %
Mi!clr Cows, y head As o00GO os
cd quality. 1890 - ooG- 90
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-04
YicksbssE'g ~ hiS.

Published in Nlcksburg, Mss. bN
NJ. Shannon. Terms, i'll advance,
Daily per annum, SIS; Weekly, 50
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-04
SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.

Corner Of Texas and Edward SITS
i LAYING permanently located in
Shreveport, l am prepared to man
urac:llrc from the raw material, and
RIGHT 1T home.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-04

dispatch:
Taitod States Flag Ship Cim:inn0tt.
Off Fort Henry. Tennessee river.
February 6, 1852.
The gunboats under my command
the Essex, commander Porter. the
Carondelet, commander " aik.r; the
the Cincinnati, commander Steinbe!;
the St. Louis, Lieut. Padding COM
handing; the Conestoga. Lieutenant
Phelps commanding; the I yler, Lieut..
Givern commanding, and the Lex
inrton, Lieut.. Shock, commanding,
after a severe fight Of an hour and Il
quarter, have captured Fort Henry
and taken Gen. Lloyd TiIghnan, his
staff and sixty men prisoners. The
surrender to the gunboats was uncon-
ditional, as we kept an open fire upon
the enemy until their flag was struck.
In half an hour after the surrender
/ handed the fort and prisoners over
to Gen. Grant, commanding the army,
on his arrival at the fort III force.
The Essex received n shot in her
boiler, after fighting most exclusively
for two-thirds OF the action, and was
obliged to drop down the river. l
hear that several of her men were
scalded to death, including the two
pilots. She, with the other gunboats,
officers and men fought with the great
est gallantry. The Cincinnati re-
ceived tkirty-one shots, ana had one
man killed and eight wounded, two
seriously. The fort, with twenty
guns and seventeen mortars, was de,
tended by Gen. Tiigllman with the
most determined gallantry. L write
rs soon as possible. / have sent
Lieut.. Phillips, commanding, and
three gunboats up after the rebel gun
boats. A. IL. FOOTT,
Flag Officer
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-04
COMMEMORATE.
woo-MaE "ATkzr.

In the city of Shreveport buyers
are offering for first quality, % co::ts
p ID. second quality 20.
The quotations of this commodity
in the City of New Orleans, are 40
"a As cents ~ ID tor American.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-04
IRON FENCING.

The undersigned having maae ar
with the manufacturers
Is now prepared to order every des-
cription of
IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dr..-. cemetery lots. etc, also
IRON RATINGS,
Ter -1lieries and balconies. which
vi. ;,D sold at MANUFACTURERS
PRICES (adding transportation.
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the various styles, at the
Southern Marhtc Works IF
". HECON.
Corner # Texas and Edwards SITS.
Ny Post Ot.ic@is Shreveport, La.
40 G-ily.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

R EMOVAL. a. EoTHROP,s ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELOR Ct Law. has removed his office No a Camp
street. corner Of eraYsT. over the drug store jaG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07
ARKANSAS RIVER.

- ! T-Ug7
NEW OhLEANs, COAST AMI LAFoERcHEF TRANS.
= ORTATION COMPANY. ~ ~ B
LeayeB every TUESDAY nj 12 nj. and SATURDAY "a IA
u Tl1EI FINE FAST PASSENGER
steamer r.. M%sIe Joseph Dslfa1es master viii
and Wednesday in daylight. r" i ~
Leaves every MONDAY at Il NJ, and FRIDAY ats Am.
~ TAIFI NEW FAST PASSENGER
49, y Packet l4AfoureEle, ]. J, Brown, master, will
leave her landing, fooo ST Louis street above,
returning down the Coast every "Wednesday and
Saturday in daylight. = SR
V1RGINlUS g. DENTzEL,
$50 Advertising Agent,
A~The n. o. Q, and l. r. Company will have clerk al.
freight S1 II Z Fs>ssisr ~ 4fs55y
For freight passage apply board the Warehouse
foot of St. LoniB street. te6tfs4a5 + -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

w M. WALTON. AUSTIN, TEXAS PFC.
" Attorney.at-La and General Land Agent
z fny2f If BUYS AND BELLS LAND SCRIP. etc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

,cso and after the first day of January
so owing to the advance in labor and additional
heprce of Sugar Kettles Crate and Fur
mace Mouths, will rule follows: . - So ~ "
Sugar Kettles from "A Sc inches at 81 Is inch ~ to 66
inches at 81 50 inch Y to "a inches 81 rs inch Fur
per pound.
~ E. F. LAyILLEBEUvRE,
Commission Merchant No. u Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07
a., ROYAL, sAMs1hKER,
NEW 1NFTRMARH.


DIR. REYN ODDS
THE UNPARALLELED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely fitted Infrnay the spacious and ele
giant mansion, No. IS Baonne street. between Canal and Com
mon Streets where he will devote all his attention to the CURE
Of CANCERS in their worst FORMS Scad Heads White Swell
lngs and Ulcers Of every description. =
lie refers with much pleasure the annexed certificate
MADAM A. eHAPPEII., q well-known and highly respect.
able lazy Of this CITY '
lCopy Of Certifcatel sl.. r,..
New ORLEANS, Oct. u, 1861
This isto certify that the undersigned resident the city
OF New Orleans for number Of years, residing at No
o2 Erac street, had been for long time afflicted with
Ger in her breast In order to have it removed the under
signed applied to Dr. Warren sone who operated it three
different times without efecting Subsequently, an
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose the Cancer
was efectualiy removed and perfect made take
This means Of doing justice Dr. Reynolds order that
Others similarly afflicted avail themselves Of his valuable
services
MI Z s. A. CHAPPELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.


E1OR r. ENT-MY PLACE NEAR PoNTGHATOULA
Livingston Parish, the jackson Railroad. There are
than hundred acres in The tract twenty veos which
indictments and the house is and comfortable Most Of
the furniture will remain III the house To good tenant
will be made moderate. For further particulars apply
to Mr.. Joseph II. Labsrde, Graver street.
d20 If f..-.... H. FORNO,
MA TO RENT-FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS-THE
E5 two three story brick DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 1913
Iand 100 cslope street. between Camp and Magazine sts
both in good order with cerns and dns in the yards and
through the house and Kitchen For terms apply
% If NJ WALTON ID Camp st.
as, FOR RENT-Two COTTAGES, WITH sI1
EACH Ocean Springs furnished bath houses
Nservants' rooms Apply to Dr. Austin, a ST. Charles
street, CT Samuel Smith Co.. Camp street. s16 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

ssrauuuuuzssuEszs NEW aS4A4IIa4R0AD.
| II - 70 THXAs, VEN
| UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. a 5;t
fWepsyour saved rails ind
of SEQ veysge greatly dnanishsd, By sna 81 10
Row 0sle&InE, Ops loxaaEsamdR @, w. RaiIrnad.
10 BERWIGK,s BAT f2s IS IN
BY splendid line All bu,lt NJ
tcT passengers, 5Es S57S -
sLEAVIEG THREE TIMES WEEx. s@9 s zs;.
1 .a To aabfne Pass and Gslysson,, Isl 80
70 Galveston and Irdisnoia 5,
zs, E$gA TnGslveston and Indianola, {; z.Ss4577E
oARRYlNG TEE UNIFIED STATES MAILS.
ferry running to tho Railroad leaves landing
n Toulouse Gsree nsasy opposite
ct the Eaoad Office Of st. Peter strses
pote Square, daily and at the Depot
rre OF the Texas trains.
Tseghts fo5 Texas By this Line received sysy aay
e6s than BY the Efver Line. 81 ys5g E &c -
cask 5--I. HENJ.E. FLAEHER8. ses,s. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

1,54s Leaves On TUESDAY the 1th Inst al Up NJ s ~
MEMPHIS AND NEW OEfIEANR
md 4 Packet Iine-For Memphis and all the BeddsE
49, Fhe splendh and ftstclass passenger steaIner
khepublfc, d. Clarke MASTER will leave
az SHOVE For freight or passage apply beard
4 ~ VIRG1NIUSC u. DKNTzEb
leo - x ~ 8tfis Advertising Agent.
beat connects st Napoleon With regular
the and he rivers Memphis with the Mem
phs and Charleston Railroads. ! -t'StS
The r. will take freight New sfadrid Hickman and "a
I9mbus With privilege Of reshipping. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

STAR MUTUAL IVsuRA SsE COMPANY, J
Nc. IL CaroIdele. strest, ,
~. rs New Orleans, Aug. q, 1861.
Nx-Thts Company Will continue to insure
against the Loss aud damage Fire the pe Of the
Rivers, al the current rates Of premium.
'ES DIRECTORS
P. 4: Grapd, firm Of P. !. Glraud Co.
A. Watt, firm Of Jno. Wat. Il Co.
6. W. Logan, firm Of Logan soIst Claiborne.
a. F. Elliot, firm Of Elliot McKeeyer.
F. Lulng, frrn Of Mummy, Lnling Co.
r E. Dupaner, firm Of Roman Il Aernion.. t
Lloyd R. Coleman, firm of Coleman Bri;ton & WiAert
W.Quenteii, firm of Vim. Prehn Il Co.
W. G. 9. Claiborne, ---
ChRs, A. Castillo, f1rn OF W. a. Gordon 4 Castillo.
J. de Euentes firm Of 8. 0ser Il Co.
EMILE DEBUYs, President.
J. ?. BE1AuEE. Secretary pro TEN. su1l ly
LOUISIANA STATE BANK, !
New Orleans, May 81 1861. i
H-At II meeting of the Board OF Directors
Of this Bank the a5th LEWIS BERNARD was elected
Cashier vice G. A. F. RONDEAU resigned.
jel If j. VI. LApEYRE, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

.s. LOUISIANA STATE R1sH, /
New Orleans Sept 16, 1851.
NJ This Bank, IN conformity with the
Recommendations OF the doeernor has suspended hqecie
mehi On all its liabilities Hereafter Confederate Treasury
Notes will be accepted in payment and received deposit
asd shet uR!ess they consent receive Treasury News q the
TO Withdraw the aud paper shall hereafter be received
collection where The require other har Treasury
Notes or local bank notes in rnent CT the same
By order: -
sei7tf [SignedJ l.. BERNARD, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

,a.nMdley Lodge No. 90, F.. and 5A, A. Me-
9EDAI EyEkING at O'Clock IN their Lodge Room at the
GRAND LODGE Musonc Hall, of St. CHARLES and
Peroido Streets kekerg Of the Craft raerpally Invited
attend.
orrloERs-s. !. Outlet, ". NJ; H. f. Hall, W.; E.N
lvens j. W.: Thaddeus D. VsrEorl, Treasurer: j. W
sheaIer, Secretary B. Bodey, s. D.; j. T. Gennison j.
D.; Jas. B. Scot. Tyler. rs ly
sRCrysSa5II, IT, E9nnr p5yIzlon. Nc; 4, =. OF r.,
A. No 50 Camp street 0nieers for the present terW
sorth; 4. +. s. T. B. Wells; + s., A. Jones; r., ma
Booth O., Joseph Gkbons A. O., W. @. Watkins l. g. a.
Anderson; O. 81 NJ Angel; Chap, James Govan, ". 2
J. o. Neibert Waiting CommitteeH j. Dreyfugs, W. Vt.
Cooper Lorgworh Ed. Booth, Jos GihboEs A. Arderson
jy11 " D. LONGWORTH. r. s.
ClHAMPAGNE-so BASKETS HE1DslBeK 4 co.
" Fer by
.s JAZZ corner GEnyier apd New I,evee.
CLARET.-ao0o GASES KLErPBR's AND OTHER
W Brands. For saeby
1aA corner Gravier and New Leyee.
SAurERNE-lD CASES. FOR SALE BY
~ WOLFE, .
-ta2l corner Sravier and New iegee
lIL-4s BOXES SUPERIOR OLIVE OIL
" For sale by -'- 5@ ..-,.-a-.
H.. - 80. $. WOLFF, --.
ts2l eorner CGravier and New Levee
ExCHANGE. ON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
~ Sight checks Richmond refreshing, hynrhbI-g and
e BROWN, JOHNSON L Co,
, se2 Gm 40 Union street
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10 HALLER d BROTHER.

04 Ia HALLER d BROTHER.
3A No. lss TCHoUP1TOULAs sTREEr-
Manufacturers Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK
10 81 Its yariets Has also hand largo assortment o.
Cookn Paor aRd Barrcom Stoves, prepared to iii
asrs u the shove line In tbs City or Country. -. y
Particular attention paid to all descriptions Of building work
viz Copper Galvanized IRON Tin and Zinc Valley Gutteru an
Roofing, DswH Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads, etc. -
Have the exclusive right for the State of Louisiana
md vepd the recently patented Invention Of abex Lewis
nq III fe oo OF e H. ro AL ss
actng In Itself the necessity Of any hand labor tt
&ction; feature not pro4ucsd here before. dl4 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07

MOI. 4 AND ST. MARYsa MARKET IS =
xaosn thai, fsnde and The pubc otnue "a
utbs EgFCEsr BEEv Is the Western cosry can for
n they also fnrnah ever the best VEAL KUTrON srd
PORK thnt come to this market. s =
-enpplies 70 order for anything from ssaa fasiy 10
hctal OF Rtshjnshap, end rates liberal as ever,
n-ReuieHber the stae-Eos and g. al tie head sf st
ARSse AHfESpi On Icacupttouiss Greet as y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07
RED RIVER LANDS FoR SALE =.

- FIVE Thousand Acres of RED RIVER BOT 49,
OH LANDS adapted to the cultivation OF Sugar and Cotton
productive as any lands in the State They s
Red RIVER about twenty miles below
protected from overflow strong evee. They have
extensive front the river and DO divided into
Information, apply LEVI WILSON the Of 10
54slFe IA u - WILSON d POMEROY,s S
Iszs en- q 47Carondeist street. z
kM GORE IL co., SAMUEL e.. DEALERS In
China Glass end uroekery Wars, and Home FurughnI
]aads "a Camp street -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-07
leaves shslR al AND HI n u +

. MEMPHIS AND EW ORLEEANa
&X Il askes.-Fer Memphis. Helels. Napoleon yisks-
kcass passenger steamer Grand Duke. Alex
Norton, nastsr Will Leave aboye Fof freight Or Tssssg
apply on board. Ii 1890 ~ 1879 80
SEQ VIRGINIUS CsDENTZErss sS Il
& ls6 IT, Advertising A gent a
This boz; senetts at Napoleon with regular packe
Sharaston Rasoad taking freight for Charleston Savannah
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s. BANK or NEW ORLBAss, g ~ q
New Orleans, Sept. l6. 1861.
krIn conformity with the recommend
Of His Excelency Gov. Moore this Bank does this day
pend specie payment the notes of the local snd he
reaspy Notes Of the Confederate Sa:es will be paid At ts
counter received payment Of all debts due TO the Bark
Parties having paper for collection in this Bank hereby
tiled withdraw the If they not willing
receive ucy and hencsorth paps. will be
received for collect parties agree the above
D. Eycfderlot tie Roatd. as
sele If MORTIMER BELLY Cashier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-22
no. iicut.,Col, Walter =. Lane, Of Col.

lS5- Iicut.-Col Walter =. Lane, Of Col.
Grcer's regiment arrived at Marshall, on
the Sth inst, ON II short Through. lie fun
ishes the Republican with an account OF the
late fight with 0~pothleyholo, in which no
and his gallant regiment acted such IL con-
spicuous part lie says the Confederate
forces mustered 1900 men, made up cfbattal-
ions from Grccrs, Young's and Stones reg
imeuts. The Cncmy's force was not less
than 1900 warriors, ~ large part OF them
posted on hill, with rocks and trees to hide
behind, Our troops, on the contrary, we're
in an open prairie in front Of The hill" The
Republicans account states;
"Thc Indians were evidently under the
impression that the Texans would stand of
and fire sometime before coming TO close
quarters, but soon saw that an important
movement was about TO take place, which
made them very uneasy. At this moment,
Col. Lane gave the order to the forces undo
his command to charge. Tho bugle sor,ied
and oft they went pell nell to the SHhh OF
the hill, where they rapidly i'smounted,
and with thcir guns, revoIrers ana knives
charged upgn the enemy. Thc Indians fired
unoD thcJt when they reached the hill, but
either stmed too high or too low, and con-
scaucntly did hut little execution. The In
didns on the hill hadsircd of all their guns,
and were in no condition to make further
resistance. They broke in all dircctions.-
Col. Mcintosh, seeing that the hill was swept
by the forces under Lane, ordered his men
10 CHARGE each side Of it. which they did in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-22
EEamlnatLon 3. &c rp:rennr.

Nesrs. Ldi,ors The fall tenn CT Naco
University closed with ~ Examination and
Exhibition, including the 1911, l5th, ard
20h days Of the presertDontA.
10 Was Truly delightful for a while b tsrs
away from tie harsh notes OF bloody wsrd
and commune with the muses. and the Cod
ess Of Wisdom, thus recalling or own Lapf
py school boy days. l
IL is known 10 you and many ofyour rel
dcr5 that the entire Male Faculty Of bsyl}r
University removed last summer 70 Wkb
University. As had then been a pnpil /
the best days Of "0ld Baylor | had mani
fears that nC beloved Professors could nd
in these war times, and in a new field, sud
tain the brilliant reputation they had wonl
But soon sll such fears vanished away, fof
every class sad every speech showed the uni
firing energy and splendid talea,s That gave
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-22
NJ. y. EoT0R, AdjUIant
Decemb c1' 9Th, 1851.

TnE PALMETTO CITY RTs1vd PRoM HER
AsHEs.-Thc deeply afflicted city Of ChaIles-
ton is about to make a vigorous. attempt TO-
rise from the ashes Of the great con1agra-
ton OF the llth Of DcccmbeR Contracts
have been entered into by the Council for
the employment OF a very large force Of la
boTers, who pre now at work pulling down
the crumbling walls and removing the vast
mass Of accumulated rubbi,li, preparatory
to rebuilding the burnt district The Insa-
rance Companies are paying up all claims
against them, and mary Of the sufferers by
the fire will be able 10 place themselves
again in q position Of independence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-22


/ tent byffess snd roy I',n sn open Pral T.
nv IRON oil Gmand, what was their
"~ S S,S p91Ben all the regiments had
49, / S%seitions assigned them, the bu-
o,or So, Sed the charge, AS we approach
"a ~ SYoot of the hill, they poured " heavy
a. Upon us; this created not the least CON
dsion in our advancing columns. Many Of
the enemy retrcated to their stronghold on
top Of the mountain, where there was n nat
ural brcastwOrk of rocks, and fired upon US
from the rocks. Many of my men, without
making any halt, reached the height, by the
few places on the side, whore alone it was
accessible, md others d%ismounting scaled
the rocks, and here, for q short time, n deg
perate struggle cnsued, Many shots were
fired when the contending parties were only
q few steps apart, and in many instances
they were engaged in hand-to-hand strug-
gle. soon the Top Of the mountain was
cleared by us, md the enemy made to re-
treat in great confusion. Some of them
made II stand for n short time in the deep
gOrgcs and rocky dcfles of the mountains.
When we had completely scattered and rout-
ed the enemy who had made Il stand against
us, hearing II heavy firing in the northeast,
| obliqued my command in that direction,
and joined Col. Stones regiment, with which
co-cperated during the remainder OF the
battle, marching our commands where we
would be most likely to CONF up with the
largest bodies of the enemy. We continued
the pursuit until 4 0 clock p. NJ.
The following is the list of the killed and
wounded Of my men,:
Maj. G. W. Chiffon, wounded on top of
the head.
Company Al. II. Bell severely wound
ed in the breast; J.'L. Connella, shot through
the wrist.
Company B.--Lieut. Durrum, severely
wounded in the knee; J. Nj. Fanbrough,
sli lightly wounded.
Company EN-. D. .McCromcr, killed; A.
NJ. Rainey, dangerously wounded; I. II. Tue
ker, Chas. Richards, and Thos. Mills, slight
~ wounded; L. Rains, severely wounded.
Company FL. W. Harris, slight,wouud.
Company G.-Killed, Martin V. Harris.
Company H.--Killed, Chas. 7. Hamelton.
Company K.-Thos. T~inncan, slightly
wounded.
Company A. IL. Walling and ]. II.
Richardson. hprses killed. Sergeant +. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-22

Gzg~ We received a call on Monday last,
from Dr.. }. NJ. Hoffman, formerly of Collin
county, but at present connected with the
army in Kentucky. The Doctor returns
homc with authority to receive TWO compa-
mics of cavalry ion service IN Kentucky and
7ill commence Mt once to organize them
The troops are to mouIf }homsolYcs, and
furnish Il double-barrel slot gan and Bowie
knife, Pistols viii be furnished by the
Government. AS soon rs organized, the two
companies will be furnished with trarspor-
tation to Bowling Green, Kya where al! the
necessary camp equippagr, tents, &C., will
Re furnished them. They ore designed or
actiyo scouting service in Kentucky, and
will be placed in the sdgaace Iir,s. It is one
Of the best opportunities for active service
we have heard OF and We doubt not there
are many in tits v~icinity who will avail
themselves Of it.
The Doctor relates adcal Of Interesting
iteu,s from the seat cfSwar in kcDtucEy
,+h,oh we should be pleased to noti,g more
!l!ly hsd We the space.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-22
EIectIon Nofice.

n JAMES NJ. PATTERSON. Chief jus
rs tee Of the County of.Dallas, in obedi-
enca 10 the proclamation OF his Ezceilency,
the Governor Of this Stafa and by virtue OF
the authority vested ~ me BY the laws OF
said State, DO hereby order. and direct, that
sn election be held, q title places designated
b. the County Court in the several Precincts
on Monday, the Cd day Of February, AID
ls52, for the election CT ore Attorney Cen
.ersl for the State Of Texas, 70 I'll the va
csncy in said Office.
~ Given under ny hand and the
sksL seal Of the County Court, at Office
h@GNDia Dallas, this 10Th day Of Janus
y, A. n. 1851. J. n. PATTERSON,
[li3Ll ChiT Jsshes.