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most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety and
confidence. But our space will only admit
O portion of them.
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PHILIP SHAY. Muncy, Lycoming county, Pa,
INFORMS his friends and the public in general.
that he constantly keeps on hand Boards Shingles.
lnll, Joists and all kinds of Lumber and building
materials. which he will sell at The lowest prices.
Murnh .in lshl
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DkIGltr & son invite attention 90 lheW stock of
ID Prime Green and Black Tea
s.uhury June ~. 1861
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
SKIRMIsa on LITTLE RED RIVER.

Cur latest intelligence from Little
Rock ,cmes through Hon. G Bhiitch.
ell ard A. n. johnson, KsQ.. WHO irft
there TUESDAY, 10th. The mails
hsve entirely failed since Monday
the 10th, on account OF high water.
Beitre these gentlemen left the
city, official report was received OF
a skirmi~h at Little Red River, a
few miles beyond Searcy, and about
sixty miles from Little Rock Two
rompsnies Of our cavalry (Hicks'
Arkansas company xni the "Eliis
Biaes" OF Parsons Texas Ileginent)
met . forging party CT the ensny,
consisting 0, aboat 800. Our troops
made the at,ask, and, il was said,
killed al the infantry and com pete
~ routed the cavalry. Our loss
WA three killed and ave wounded
This comes in way to be worthy
Of credit, although details may bs
altered by sabse9aent accounts.
Enemyie loss Ia killed. about rs.
Gentlemen who had reached Little
Rock from Batesyille report this,
twelve regiments Of the enemy hac
returned, and it wss presumed in
tended moving at once for Ccrinth
A-t-- ~lCssA rrg---eA.s Es-s.ass
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
AYrai3s III MISSOURI.

Fonr SIXTH, Ark, May ~. 1852.
Messr 4, C .ey & Cory la Gel =
o,lsnos with q promise l made you
the 3o:h cit. row proeeee 70 give
you the news that I think wiki nlost
interest yoar readers; though. Should
i write something thIt /, act very
new. you viii pardon me Cor 80 do
ne. IRON The fact; that Il ia about as
i'a-d 70 e. 10 see Newspaper N
tiis conDuv, - IL is 10 md an hon
81 Onion man. Ere this you have
':JobIcss. harmed that Asi. Gs::.
r;ce, with his army, ase at Cor:ns:i
al The Confederate troops ws-s wi
ing. yea, anxious to go with Gen.
Price TO fennessee, and in fa.. the
=. 1st Vi -Ae A.s-.s.. .5tG.s = sE.i
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We copy the following from the
Washington { Ark telegraph, which
will be Of interest to the numerous
friends Of Col, Darne,..'s regiment
n this vicinity;
"rhe cavalry regiment from Texas
under command vi Coz. Uarnell il
now here. Six companies are in
lamp ana the others daily expected
~ arrive with the tr&icd, in order
70. proceed immediately to Little
Rock. Ihs Col. il ane looking
oiiicor and the whole appearance OF
The regiment COMPARES .,.gornbiy
with any csvairy wnich haa passed.
The men crowd our streets every
lay and givs our village quito u
.nar;it! air. |. is crafty ng 10 cay,
hey are civil and gentienanly ai.d
seDru anxious to cultivate 80 entente
,ordiaie with The citizens CT cur
place. That ia tho RICH. spr...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
RUNAWAY SLAYER!

AJuTiCE is hereby given, that, on 4
lV 18th ay OF March, A. .. lSV1, the
was committed to the Jail Of Ellis count
Texas, a ser.ui n runaway slave, WHO 60
his name ia Andy, and that be belongs
william Wade, Of Nacogdochea count
Ter, near Linn Fiat. said slave is abs
~ years old, some 8 feet " inches hit
DARK complnxioa. II sold slave 10 not p
vcn away aud charger paid within
,uonths from said date, hewill be dealt y
as the Law directs.
Hiven under u.y hand, May 20, 1862.
JGliN KING, Bhf. 1. c
May "a, le62-2s-6w-Printers Fec 70.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

There arc troubled times in Mis-
souri, The withdrawal ofso many
Federal forces has left the citizens
more to their own proclivities, and
travellers report that scarcely day
passes there withouta tight between
Unionists and Secessionists. Wheth-
er that DO 70 On not, it ought r.
There never was a better field than
Missouri tor partiIAn service. =
Washington Telegraph,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
SUCCESS.

sas- During the past weok, por-
ton Of Col. r. c. Hawps's regiment
left their encampmor., in this vicin-
ity, for the scene Of action. We
learn the remainder will leave in q
law day.. We predict that good
account will he heari OF this regi.
lnent, when an opportunity is al.
corded.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

went into the Confederate service
for three years. l ne ID not tell you
that tho Missourians are willing, az
they have ever been, TO so where
duty calls them and Gen. Price leads,
Gen, Washington's reception at the
crossing Of the Trenton bridge, was
not more complimentary than Maj,
Gen. Prices, at Memphis. There
were 1900 ladies from New Orleans,
besides 3 number Of the fair daugh-
tiers Of Tennessee, there, to strew
mia path with flowers, and wave their
handkerchief AZ him and his thou
sands Of good, noble, brave, solf.sac
rlhcing and unainching soldiers, rs
they passed along the streets Gen.
Price had not been there three hour,
before HE likeness was in every
public " indow, and was selling At
- pisc.
Nol. Clarkson is about this place,
on biz way north, with 700 men,
who are anxious to visit the Kansas
thievus. Col. John T, Coffee, who
is from the same county Clarkson is,
viz: Dade, has now about 450 men,
at Maysvil!e, Ark, As miles west Of
Fayetteville, Ark. John G. Price, is
Ting as circ i Judge in Sou:hwca,
So, under the Gamble administrM,
ton. james NJ Frazier, O. Stock
ton, Cedar county No, Was killed in
q fight at Humansville, No, about
3week ago. The southern men are
slo,t ne the feds S; State militia in
No, from the brush, almost daily.
Coils. Coffee and Staad Waite,
fought the Federels at Pools prairie,
Newton comfy, and lost bat one
man killed and two or three wound.
ed. The want OF concert OF action
between the two Coils. named, alone
prevenodtbe capture Of the enelny's
force. 1t is believed, Gen. Rains vii!
soon be hero with six hundred men,
cnroute for Southwest Mo. and iur-
thcr, that he will make up Brig
aGe TO operate in Southwest Mo,
and Kansas. Should this be true,
l tell you, he oan get enough men,
who have been robbed and driven
from their homes, to visit npon The
Gamble militia that retribut.on
which inevitably awaits them.
Quartrol, the bctrayer of the
Kau IS Javhawkers, at Walkers,
Jackson county No, has POSSESSION
Of Jackson and Cass counties, and ia
fast ayenging the death Of the noble
southerners whom the Unionites
have Killed. On the 18th ult., q par.
~ Of Feds marching from Indepen
denre to the Blue Spring neighbor.
hood, were met by part Of Quantrels
command, near the Bridge, on little
Blue, at which place an engagement
ensued, in which three feds bit the
dust, & the remainder, sixteen, sur
rendered, Internationally. Guam
trel, at another time, with II men,
successfully fought and drove back
2or, who had surrounded the house
he was i: and he let the hou. on
~ after it had been set on fire He
killed and wouaded 81, and only lost
one man killed and one wounded.
Coffee will soon have 1000 men.
Respectfully, &C., 3.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
Mew advertisements.
NOTICE

rTsHIS lie to notify NIL persO..., not TO traas
4 Tor any OF the following described
notes:
One OF seventeen bundled and fifty dol
lars, Que OF $500; one Of $3.50; aud two q
$50 each, payableto X. A. Hammer, dated
sometime in The gear 1851. signcd by
Z. L. RIcHEY,
J. 3. II ELY,
So JOHN DAs OURS,
A. T, OBENCHAlN,
q. P. SillRLEY,
J. 2. CONGEH,
As the consideration for which said no.et
were given, have failed, and the v@iidity OF
them viii be tested At Law.
June 2, lsb2-2s 4w.--Fes, IS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
s5 KsE1VARp-aTRAYEN

ENRON the subscriber, 81 New Loyen, Dai
Il lssCo, Texas, one chestnut sofrel mar
nbou, 8 years old, Is hands high, brandt
ON the left shoulder with lW) and hy~th
time has . young colt. Had on when sl
lef, homo, largo OF bell.
The above reward will DO given on II
delivery Of the mare to rue at New Lyen
PHILIP 00EYSREIs.
May -, lss2-2s.3w.
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lie HER A Id.
D41LAs. SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 80.
ns-We have recently received

nr-We have recently received
s,.o... long obituaries, which we
canncs possibly insert. We will
willingly publish the simple al
.louaoerncpt o' deaths, but our lin.
,.s3 space sill not permit US to in!
ae--. lesgt:.y notices o. this charac-
css.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

pAl1As ccvx@x.


TAKEN Or ~ pAvid fss.s, 80 ossrsy
Cd bsfors ,, 2. foi16s1tsS !.xs ers %.
pony, 4 years old Is Asnds Ma, - ef.hd
--sppraissd 70 Sss.
TAKEN uP ~ r. D. Jons1 sd .stre,
ed before Jss n. Smith. J. 2. 4 pale rel
OF. large white spo. IN the fAes, abon' :
yesrs old, marked a crop. ard spht 10 IS >
ear, branded J. + On the lsfi Mp sptre.,-
ed to s22, so
REPORTED BY T. J. Mash Ccunt, Cor.
missioner OF DALLAS county, one pale I
work steer, some vhi.s shout ~ faes a.
along his belly, 6 or 8 yesrs old narl 4
erop Of Of the lef., and sw1llovforl IN y I
rieSt ear, branded thus ", =.
witness u,y hand this 24tA April 1867.
QEO. VI. LAWS C.. G B. c. r
b, jAs. r. Iaox4s, D. 9.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
Rxecutor's Netlee.

TTSHH lnde fsignsd, bAving beeh apRo'l
i "a Bsesutor Of The sstete Of J. J!
mitk. dss'd,, By The les win 80 Retainer
Of ssia desssssd, all persons AAvine CLAIM
srsinst sid sstste, are Asfsey notified .
Drssens ~ sans, daily AutAsitfsStsd, ~:e
ID ~ dne prescribed " laRi'and u.o-
in6otooe 10 sstd estate Ars ys4ussted 70 Pc
he sanl. J. N. RAx1EkS0N. =
Msy 10 lee2-7sSy. We 1sssasss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

..s;ical minds of tho Yankees and
great fear seized upon the troops.--
opveral regiments mutinied, and all
40 forces at Nashville became de-
,.oralized. Such IL the concurrent
IsaJ.E.oay' Of le.tor writers from that
Place;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

shell ut our camps from their siege
sans. a great many Of our citizens
have lett, fearing the approach Of
the enemy, and the streets look dc
serted. A few days now will tell
what will become Of Memphis and
the Mississippi river.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

ea- We had tho p.easur2, few
days since, Of nieeting with J. G.
!.rmistead, former editor Of the Sig
nal, Audrain county Mu, Mr.. ARA
istead, at present, il tle Principal
Of Laurel Hill Academy, Fort
Worth, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

a~We have been requested eY
Col. r. c. Nawpe, to stale, tha' -
tho citisens will meet and appoint
4 committee, that he is ready ac any
time, prior to his departuro, to Dc.
posit with them. the ANS and am
unition, promised in his circular
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
DIED.

In ssyens, Dallas oa1nsy 1s1As, on tbs
30tA day of April, 1851 a sansumption
Mary X. passenger, wits Of II, X, c. b.s
senger, and seeoud dsughssf q Capt Johr,
aud Mary Elliott, Of Polh %, - Tennessee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

in Arkansas in the region OF coun-
try between Jacksonpogs and Se'.f-
cy. AZ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
CANDIDATES. DEPARrMENx

/~~-o--~~>~>N>~~o~-~ ~r>~~--~N-~-~
We are author rcd to anhouAes JAMES
SHEPPARD, as q eandilAs Tor Assessor
aud Collector, of Dallas county, Texas, n,
the snsuing August election
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07
81 Col tja. 81 Burford, arrived
hore recently, from Riahmond,

whore be had been on important
bua.Meas, Injected with his regi-
raent &Ie gives glowing account
ofafe!'ts, rom every section Of the
Gonfv'iortey, whore he has Travelled.
In : .1g!nia, several important en-
af.gamonts have rscently TRANSFERRED,
sna success, in every instance, peraa-
o., upon the Southern Banner. The
army and people are in the highest
slici.u and confident Of glorious
SUCCESS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-06-07

n9- Dy iaetn:gh:s 2Sii, ~eroesiv-
I'd the proolan.Asior Of L @ Ileoert,
Brig. Gen. PROV Array, c.S A., de-
caring Mar.;s is.~ over the State
Of Texas. " No glal % gee this,
and believe & viii result in much
good to The STATE, We will publish
Tho Prcrisma.iD0, u our next issu :.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

I A CHANCE TO SURRoUND THEM-News.
paper correspondents have intimated that q
way would be found to get transports below
Island No. 10 to Gen. Pope, go he could
cross over to the Tennessee shore, and put
a force in the rear of the rebels and " bag
them, and have mysteriously hinted at a
"big thing - which would be done in a
day or two. Possibly the following from
the st. Louis Republican may throw some
light on these hints: 5s a.
A scouting party from Pope's Corners
discovered deep slough, emptying near
New Madrid, and, after some exploration,
found that it had its source from the is
sissippi river near this point. Col. Bissell
Immediately procured q skif, aseended the
slough, and struck the river about mile
above here. He thinks our steam tugs can
get through, and has departed to make the
experiment. If he is successful a sufficient
number of steam tugs can soon be run
down there, which can in a short time
transport across the river all the troops nee
essary to give the rebels battle in the rear.
Nothing will be done here until this is ac-
which Will be, if possible.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-28

D6- The following conversation is re-
ported as passing between Andrew j. Polk,
rich STAKEHOLDER, and captain of rebel
caValryi company, and his cousin, W. II.
Polk, few days after the stampede from
Nashville. The latter discovers Andrew J..
on bis plantation, and exclaims:
Why, Andrew, what in the world are
you doing here ~ Ts
Well, Bill, the fact is, Pm on my way
to my plantation"
" But what has become of the war 1
thought you were captain of company
" Damn the warI Pve got my rights in
the territories now, and if anybody wants
my company they can have it."
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every day except Sunday, at-............. sA. N.
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day At s1Sr. n.
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nesday, and Friday at rs A. M.
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JAMES q. MeNEELY, P. M.
Evansville, Ind, May L, 1861. iuiy22-ywc
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He has of late identified himself with seces-
sion intrigues in London, and with seces-
sion agents of the most disreputable sort,
such, for instance, as Mr.. Hiram Fuller,
formerly of New York. Very probably
Mackay is now here as an agent of JEFF.
Davis, she fact that he is a fool not rem
dering him any the less eligible for that
purpose.
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CHE 4ailg goaraal.
REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

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oHAs. MAoKAY, THE PoBr.-The Boston
;onrnaIs are discussing with good deal of
feeling the presence of DR.. Charles Mackay
in this country that parsonage, it seems,
having arrived here by a recent steamer
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WRLL TFTED IcORPORATION.

In 1ss eqsftdbEs adjustment, and prompt Cash
spOass % Iosses, he PHOENIX stands pre-onlaentiy
al TIE head Of ts profession; OAite ~ eesiUe prac
caI and st-eass bsaass system Of local agencies IS
egceLied by similar coT0rGos dn Ge t1OTld.
IRsuranciss 0licited, and policies issued and re-
nswed in this lading Cooperation, at lair rates by
J. w. NEXSEN, Residsnt Agent,
OFFTOR MARBLE Hall Building, Main street.
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DO -
fEg- "a rfsl OF THE rr15s
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
FOR 1859.
DAILY. TRT-WEEKLY & WEEKLY.
A YEAR OF GREAT INTEREST.

The EvAEsvILLE JOURNAL Is now In the 27th
year of its existence. During all that period IT
has sought to be in every respect faithful 'chroni-
cler of the times. the people and the country" !"
The circulation Of the JOURNAL is a gratifying
evidences that our Iabors appreciated. Never
before was newspaper more necessary than at
present Ne man can fail 10 understand the i'm
poltsnce of keeping up with the stormy times
in which We live. He who does not read now, and
keep informed ON the current events of the day.
viii have the failure to do for lifetime
ragrat. : -
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DIR. J. @. AY r.

LO WsRZZ, .HGss.
Price, 81 per BOttes Sax BOttes HOrS5
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
has won for itself such renOwn for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, thai
IL Is entirely unnecessary for TO recount the evil
denoe OF its virtnes wherever i has been
AS il has long been in constant use throughout
this section, We need not do mere than assure the
people its quality is kept UP the best IL has
bsea and that It may be relied ON 70 do for their
relief all it has ever been fouI.d TO do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOB THE CURE or
Oosvssess aaRdiee Dyspepsia, Iadigession Dgseaasg
Fosg SOasach, EysipeEes, HeGdGchs, Piles, Rhesn0
tisza Eyr,Dsioss dHd SkSR Dssusss Livs CosnpIaimt
Dropsg. TsRsr, Tssmors and Sab RAeam, Rorms,
t1osst NssrulgSa, Diaaer Piu aad for Purifying
Tbev are sugAr-eoated, so that he most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly and they are the
best aperient In the world Tor al ths purposes OF
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Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
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names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF thest
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gratis our AMKRICAE ALMANAC IN when Sney an
given with also full descriptions of the above son
plants, and the treatment that sheuld De followed
| for their cure. -
1 other preparations they make more profit on De
mand AYKR's, and take no other. Tbs sick wan
the best aid thsps Ii for them, and they shoul
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All our remedies are sold wholesale and retail D.
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Pearoe. LEIGH d Oarlstadt, Evansville, and by al
dealera In medicines everywhere.
Wholeaafe agents, Allen q Co., Oino1nBaus an
d. A. Robinson Co., Louisville.
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The time here set down In adjusted to contract
koHrs. On the River there Is variation according
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Infant Hats & Ca ps.
A splendid assortment of fancy hats and caps
spring and summer styles. sl
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Cassi m e ere H ats.
All stYles and prices.
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B oys Spor ing Ha t 6
OF every description and price.
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Capsg Caps! Caps
All the Leading styles for spring and summer just
received.