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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01
WRECK or THE AUSTRIAN BRIO
GIORGIETTO.

0o"e'p'HDe"'' " -" B,rHrGGT. N. j., Jan %, 1862
During the recent gale, January ~ sup OF
bark was wrecked five miles fouth oil BarnegaI
Ipet she went to pieces Friday night On Satni day
morning great quantity Of broken plank and timber
was seen in Barnegat bay there was nothing by
which the name Of the vessel could be ascertalned
some papers were found written in foreign
language. Wheat and oats are scattered along the
beach. Seven dead bodies were found five miles
south of the wreck. Ut.
Another correspondent writes: ooo
BARSEGAT, n. j., Jan. ", lso2.
A square.r rugged vessel wac wrecked on the nlght
of Jan D. opposite this village, supposed to oe
French vessel from tire papers &c., strewn along
the beach am able TO give but very little nforna-
lion respecting her. She is supposed to have been
loaded with hay, oats, &c, and possibly arms, ss
quite a number Of small arms with bayonets have
been picked up. She 10 entirely broken up aud all
hands are oct without doubt.
Cores 2ondence Of The y. Y Inbure IN ,oco
TucKERTos, Nd, Jan. % loO2
TIE storm of Friday night last was felt with great
severity here. After it had abated, the bottom OF
vessel yas discovered on the outer bar OF Long
Beach,, shout twelve miles northeast OF us; ana
during Yesterday and to-day the bodies OF eRht men
were washed ashore opposite this place. 1hey VIII
be brought to the mainland Tomorrow Tor telmeht'
4 Sampson s.post was found, measuring 10 rect,
u
Much wheat and oats are strewn along the bedeh,
bnt nothing has a. yet been discovered TO prove tD
identity Of the vessel crew, and II is quite prooa-
lie that many more lives were lost Some clue may
be discovered ia u few days that will throw some
Ight by which the whereabouts OF these unfortunate
men may be obtained
From other sources we learn, M stated In TIE
TRIBUNE of Friday morning, that the wrecked vessel
is no doubt the Austrian brig Giorgetto, and that oil
on board were lost.
The Giorgetto was an Austrian brig, 40 tuns bur
den. and owned by Sisue Giovanni, Stigllch Guilio
and Golubrich Francesca of Biccari, Austria. She
was built in 1854 at Pecchini, and her estimated
value was SIS 900. She arrived in this port ON the
"a of December, laden with ballast from Antwerp,
Belginu aud Was immediately SUPP lied with 1000
bus ell Of corn by Messrs. Craig g. Nickel OF this
city. $3.50
The Gorgeito sailed from.ihis port on the 10th Of
Iauuary aud har not siLce been heard Of until the
news arrived from Bamegat announcing her total
les The mort lamcntCble portion OF the whole
affair il tie drowning Of the entire crew OF the
vessel. The brokers in this city were Messrs.
lfollomhc Il Co.. No. - Beaver street.
The following 1, list Of her officers and crew:
Cstf.in s. Danich; Fir,t Mate, q. Vergu Of Gospich
Plume. u. Iue.ch Coufsna; - Tomaricb, Eoioscs u.
Fossuiol Coufcna, A. IomsTricn Noloscsi '. Sislch'
Elssiao; G.. "a. tui Lerono, ~ Tomaeli' 'sn'ciai A
,oIao.. sqsuxsich. ,
Zoe lo-r yossel WAS bound for Dublin, and the
estimated loss including cargo, ia upward OF SJoV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

ARItyAL oF THE BAvAmA.-The Hamburg
steamship bavaria, Capt. Meier, from Hamburg
lAh instant, and Southampton 18th inst, at p. m,
arrived Oh Friday morning. after most temPostuous
passage. From tue 22d to the 29th she had very
heavy gales from the N. W., during which she lost
four boats and damaged three of her remaining ones
stove bulwmks, and sustained other damage. Also,
lost overheard three ,eameb named Johann Mohr
Jacob Rampant, and Fitz Senke, and disabled three
others. She has large cargo and number of pas,
sengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01
The French Press on Our Blockade
Policy Of the Italian Ministry Stated
IN CHINA

The Royal mail-steamer Africa, Capt Stone, which
sailed from Liverpool at $3.50 the morning of the
18th, and from Queenstown the 18th January, ar
rived here early this morning.
Tee Edinburgh reached Liverpool about P. m.
on tho morning Of Jan. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

The French steam gunboat Roraudin, commander
Lee Cardinal, Havana, arrived here OH Thursday
morning She mounts two guns and has a crew Of
"a men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

!. recorted TO have said to lincoln. Let MeCieans
a, perence be made as bitter. Scott ID traitor 10
bis State, Mcclellan is traitor TO me PrlnCllss NC
formerly avowed. Companions IN lniahy, let 'iel
he CONSUMED 10 the fellowship OF defeat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

pt,crsT UFoN ANOTHER GAMBLING HELL.-ln
obedience 20 orders from Superintendent Kennedy,
Capt. Hcme Of the Eighth Precinct and Il body Of
his officers proceeded, On Wednesday night, To the
gambling-house Of " Dad Cunningham, No. 90
broadway, and arrested some forty persona, whom
they fold deeply engaged in the game OF faro. Tn
Thgrsday the prisoners were taken before Justice
Kelley. q; Jefferson Market and their cs,es dispored
Of 80 follows.
DAME cuun ngh.u (he propri~.ofi. glider comrned for
essmuatou. John keUu~dy occr pltiou tsfse FtAns
bootbnde VIM. Nosburgh, bosimsn Hichsrd BafEy butch
thsriss fe u-nd. CLERK John Marshall drummer or
dssoy i. Jau.n Hack eugn,of John nelly brohe 'has
Painter uirert VIM fOfbe. alias Foster hoeusscr
and James Turner C0opors hsd 90 bal Ia 100 sach 10
.u,e.f. Joha 1homp-on, c'Fs' Geor.e spenonf eek
alton clerk Marn frns slizs ILeoiofc Allen, D1tche
Albeit Rausse. rnod-; Edward Valentine mechanic Peter
no occupation c : Archer John Mccaf,y psdter Eimuud
Fox gllss Johr Fraser no occupation thas fra
hip John TAYLOR, hrofeT Lewis Martin, butcher,
John II toruirs butcher EdwGd PAnes baIteha'' J"hh
Hamilton mason nsBgy Johnson specuaor; Thos collins,
bfu.Lales Hemp Core, grocer and James snafP ouehe''
were all dischsrged
The following articles were captured; Three
tables. one chair, one bench one dealing box, Six
PACKS Of cards, one table cover, two sets OF faro
checks. one set Of bluff checks, one set Of layout
checks one cue box one cheok-box, one check-Take,
and E. ~ in cash.
The usual precautionary look-outs were all on
hand but the police made it point first TO arrest
them and prevent any warning being communicated
a, TO the approach of the attacking party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

THE BRizns.-The French mails had reached
Lisbon with dates from Rio TO Dec. y. Coffee sold
at $500 $500 for good iirsts. Exports since the
departure of the English mail, 3oia0 bags. Ex-
change 30 a2jio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

Among the passengers by the Africa, are Sir Alal
MacNab and family, and the Hon. M. Portman sol
of Lord Portman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

ENGLAND DETERMINED TO HAVE A GRIEVANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

The steamship North Star Sails to-day Saturday
for Aspinwall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

Through Mrs. A. p. Hals-y, Orange, n. j., we
have received from the Ladies, Relief Association Of Orange
two boxes filled with valuable articles for our Hospital suc
cid is timely, and iu,t what we needed The KIND oono'
will please accept the thanks OF the 5h Ohn
and Of their Chsplsn, Is. w. IhlDAA"'
Palmyra, No, Jan 20, 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

SHE SEEKS BRITISH PROTECTION AT GIBRALTAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

Cincinnati Enquirer With hs valuable aid, The
Herald this time has fairly oudono iseli in ialSiii
cation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

THE SUMTER ORDERED AWAY FROM CADIz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

Earl Russell Against the Stone Blockade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

TIE NASHVILLE YET AT SOUTHAMPTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

France and England TO make Joint Intervention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01

Pacifcation of Our Troubles Proposed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08


Befs~C Col NJ. 7. johnson reached townyes-
terday, and. will leave to-day nroute for the
oucampment Of his regiment in Eastern
Texas, at Jamestown, Smith county. lie
informs us that at the last accounts he had
from tina. camp, eight companies had been
mustered in, and he has good reasons Tor
believing that by this time he has n full
regiment there. If SO, he will organize it
at once; if there are not sufficient comp@-
MES there, he will order enough from the
Dallas camp to fill theregiment, and organ
ize it as soon rs possible.
For the camp at Dallas, there are Blk
companies already mustered into the service
four others reported, and several in pros
rect. The Colonel is now certain of having
two full regiments, and a good prospect for
another. His authority allows him to re-
ceive any number of companies that may be
reported. He vii! remain in Eastern Texas
only long enough TO order an organization
OF the regiment there, and will then return
to the camp near this place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

sGy- Hon. David Stiff, member of the
Legislature from Collin county passed thro'
this place on Monday en- route for home. We
are indebted TO him for the copy of an net
for the payment of the volunteers called
into service by the Governor and the Com
mittee of Safety, which bill, Mr.. Stiff says,
was passed by a small majority. Mr., s iiF
also gave us n great deal Of interesting news
in relation to the doings Of the Legislature,
which We have not time or space for this
week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
Receivers Notice.

EIAVIEG u,sn app, tntpd Receiver, under The Se-l
I III quertnlaon Ac Of Congresses for Shelsodties Of
kaufman, Van znGts, Wood, Upahuf md HnDt, ~,
ready 10 Iuccve from uecilzr ns Of these couTtiea,
the repors ad senleAts Il is their duty 70 plake,
in regard 10 bands, debts and Otiler property BELONG
inr " allen enemies, or In which iAly alien enemy
owns Nny inherent 80 FL. es
In uiaclg ih2ig reports and staienenig, II b ~.
ccsslry Zee RIB deseip Of The property, and
in regard 10 Jebtb ~ tIue and rcsldeice OF The cre'
ditof when due, amounts, credils, /. any we'll
thc ram and residence The party owing the sam
ifi be p1reonai ptepery, Wha. Kind, describing iti
name Gnl rU5dpoe uInwnor, andtn wku3eposses7ion,
must be fully sot lothj Il lands, the name o! the
riginal granCe ualle a. pldenc1oI owneri Local
Nv number Of acrer rad IL Il cai'b done, the
illd notes OF tho ~'act,&c. - tfsf $50
lice Of III rraco, &C otser a. being
Persons .i,s VIZ 40 not aioosq TO raas6 voluntary
statenunt viii BE- pco'etled sgainst Under tAe pEoyi
l. ia mode tie sci duiy Of all Agents, Attorneys
parLnca Trustees AID other Representatives CT snch
prorgr'y OF holalaE ana conLoiling 10, 90 spteliy
inform he Receiver for QltT pstrlctsof the s.no,
AID 70 mako 0ut and selrcg IA account Or 1ull t.Gtt-
rgen Hereof, and 90 ili as pr'oiic9@ 70 place the
/ same IN ais h1aas aerrupoA sueh l'raens, u Is
provided by tie Act sai b. ly acquitted az al re-.
| sponsliliy fcr heprorafty aud encc-s " pc.'ed
and turned over. AUD any such person wlfulJ ail-
I Ing to give epch inttzuaiiCa and eec3Ant lor such
property, 10, ils hAnGS OK uudec hs contdo viii DO
guilty ola bi. nisd6inogaoT ani puu.sh@b.e u mo
| and imprisonment
By ,hr flrthcr progt ,ons q The Acb herchara snd
other persuns, isisb TO c. rs Of tho f";es with
which W. sre at war, 5aceIss -h6ssOi the ied-
eierate States instead Of their Sorther. cieiors.
and Il lie made ;heig duty TO render 70 the eceyrr o.
their Ds,rct, wTit1u statement Of their indebed-
ness, and 10y arc expected pay carly az pracoa-
be- the isrs thar ray haze accrued tiroe the list
day Of p,ty, 1851 TAsy may 81 alowes in respect Q
the pay cnt OF the - tsc.fsl the delay ard iDdI
gence ira' their creditors, al is already OF N y
t.st n ~ hs. fhn L y
in bchalfof "a iye debts from one citacn 10 eno hrr.
Ian gra,idcl Lslug able 20 state, thai 80 far ~
have visited he GOWN lee q nj District ire Citizens
have come foFpad with allerity aad ehaersulnoss 10
] perform their duly under nc lsT. EeJ
Those VINO ccrr si9re .a in person viii be render
I'd every asslHtnee in preparing their snsWcfe acc5E
ding u the ior;ns ana N 1lirene MS q the Ar;
I = II. A. LONG, Reee1rcr, Dc.
1 Tvlcr, TexaP Dec, mher IL, 1871.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

Bsye In company with several gentlemen,
We visited the campof the Denton County
Rebels, some three miles South east of town.
on Friday last, where we spent q very
pleasant two hours. As approached the
camp, on the prairie, we found the "Rebels'
and the Montague Pioneers, drawn up in
line and under drill, we waited few mo-
ments near the two companies, and then
proceeded to the encampment, some quarter
Of mile father on, in the timber. We must
express our surprise ut the amount Of work
that Capt Mains and his company have
performed during the short time they have
been here The whole encampment has
been enclosed with rail fence, the ground
within the enclosure cleared off and the
tents pitched in regular order, presenting
quite a comfortable and agreeable appear
ance. Besides this, the Captain has had
log huts and pens built for his provisions,
forage, Sc, and altogether the Quarters,
arc as comfortable and cony 3nient as could
be desired. Captain Mains kindly showed
| us over his entire camp, and for the atten-
ton of himself and his officers, and for
their generous hospitality we tender our
warmest thanks We did not Visit the
camp OF The Montague pionecrs, Which is
little South Of the R3bcl5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

Ia Capt. Ed. C. providers company will
maat in town, on Friday next, and proceed
10 he Fair Grounds, where it win be mus
lercd into service and remain for II two
dar's drill. We are pleased to say that the
company now numbers LOG men. A few
more can find places as the Captain wants
tue full compliment of ia men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

ga member of Capt. Mains company
las lost daguerrcotype Of lady, enclosed
ia an ordinary sized case, somewhere be-
ra5sn Cochran's Chapel and Capt. Mains
camp. The finder will receive the thanks
o he soldier by handing it in to the Herald
Nllce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

"THE MORGAN RANGERS. "A company
bearing the above name, arrived here on
Friday last for Col, Darnells regiment,
and is now cncamped at the Dallas Branch,
aElittle above town The company was
raised in Basuop and Travis couusies and
is one o the finest we have een,--all able
Bodied, active men, and expert horsemen.--
1t is under command Of Captain Hiram S.
Morgan, o. Bastrop lin honor of whom it
is named, who we learn, has expended n
large amountof his own means in uniform.
ing and eQuipping his company. The unl-
form is u yellowish gray tunic coat aad
pan,aloons, made Of fenitentary jeans,
with two rows OF brass buttons on the front
of the cont, ana ayellow sripe down the
sidcof the pantaloous 1t presents neat
and tasty appearance Among the Lieuts'
We are pleasod 70 notice our cotemporary of
the pG3ucp Advertiser, Vim. J. Cain, Esq.
Below we give q. list Of the oilicers,anl men
that we're mustered into service. on satur-
day last, Some forty odd members OF the
company, we learn, could not leave hcas At
tho tine the company marched for this
plnse, bat they viii ne AIDED 10 tae iis. by
TIC lst or February mex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

g9ya BEEF TALL0W will be received at
.hii office, in any quantity, for subscription
30 he Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

roy" Another company for Col Darnelrs
regiment reached the river yesterday, but
had not came over when we went to press.
We believe they are from Bolton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

TAhLN W ny D. NJ hutton, and esltHyed before
George Seltz, j. T., II miles south Of kaufman, onr
BLACh Auhf "a some white in his face and white
belly, no brand ABOUT ~ vars DID, marked crop and
over hall crop and under nall crop in the right ear
left car; appraised At SIS Also, one BLACK STEER,
with white spot on his ham, marked crop and split in
each ear branded on the right hip, orb years old,
appraised ct SlS
TAKEN UP NJ A. Ingram 10 miles South Of Kauf.
man and ostrayed before George Silz d. p one
BROWN BAY SPANISH MARE branded II on the
left hin and shoulder she has Young colt both an
nrniei IN no ono yellow mara and , year. old colt
branded with IL ON the right hip and shoulder, and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

Esy- Private advices from Col. Stones
~eEiment mention the death Of Virginius
itowell, of this county, from the wound re-
c we'd in the battle in the Indian Nation,
on the 18th ult. He was aprivate we be
Licye in Capt J. L. Smiths company. A
1ouch esteemed and gallant youth, and whose
death will be lamented by his friends in
lis community. lie died brayely charging
na enemy,-no more glorious death could
be wished for.
Since the above was written, we learn that
ne remains of young Howell have reached
As fathers and will be buried to-day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
Notice to Tax PAYERS +!

Owing to instructions received from the
~ Comptroller, | will not be able to be at
the Duck Greek Precinct at the time adver-
ilsei JAMES 2. GOODNIGHT,
assessor and Collector of Dallas County
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

EPISCOPAL SERvIcE.--rhere will be lay
aading in the Episcopal Service at the
iilsonic Hall, on every Sunday Morning at
u clock.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
A.l--li,.Ietts.aas.lN NoIiCe.

TtteN~asah,r ,.in. i. G. ,l.e gr5la'e co',f,
,s,i str,trix cf "A se.si. OF ). Y Fe%!eg, Ga.sas
e.. IN y.rf9rs i;,.Ig ols!rls aga.HS. s1'1 ss'@
tr.h-f.hJ notileg 20 ,i,sunt We sAas 9tsferiy a.
,he5.,ieGlic 5- esefa a, sno arptvTal' VIVA "
ia ss.ae ar.no.lGca 10 IA forward Sro settle tf-f
-ct.,s AID sooounfs Immediately,
IuLIETIE 4. FOWLER, Asrssnssfra'rv
Yer. .Trr-k -cxRs-le1t@
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
SEQ R.SvU a. Td (
Stop the Thief!
Horse. saddle and nridle,

~ q Inc Young
Horse, saddle and HTidle,
The horse is tine Chestnut sogrel, years
old, carries himself well, branded on the
lett shoulder, snall star in the face, small
gray spot on the right runp, in the left
flank small rpot CT hair rubbed Off one
white foot behind; the saddle puuniel has
been broken aud is now sDmewhsi loose;
the rings Of the tridle have been replaced
BY wire. II is thought from circumstances
the thief made OF towards Fort Worth or
johnson county | viii give the above re
ward for the delivery ct the horse, or for
any information that may enable me to get
him. Direct to SAML. NJ. SCOTT,
Dallas Texas.
january lstl, !5s2.--1ftf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
ruE SrATN or TEAAH.


70 tic SiajF a. Ellis Coyny- Greeting;
RHTHEREAS. application in writing has
wv. been fled with the Clerk Of the Pro
bate Court, in and Tor Ellis county, BY Lll1-
abath Appcgson in her own right, anu us
Guardian Tor John s. AppersOn, and by Jas.
=. Apperaou. Ieyton NOwin and Harriet J,
Nowiiu, his wife, asking for partition and
distributioupof the landed estate OF Peter
Appcrson, deceased, in which application
william Ward and his infant children, v
H., A. ". y. T., N, Elizabeth and Nan
cy J. Ward, are made defendants, and clarE
e3 to be nor-Yesiieuts Of this State,
You are therefore commanded 10 summon
h. notification sail defendants, 10 lie and
e,rear before tla Honorable County Court
Of Ellis county Tor probai business, Mt th'
next term thereof, to be- holden at the CouE.
House in the town Of WuXnhachie, on Mon
day. the 9th day Of January, 1862 TO show
cai;se, il any they have or can, Why snch
distribution shall not be made. Herein in!i
moi, but have then and there, thieiwfi'y en-
dolainc thereon how you haze executed tho
aap,o.
| hsrcAsl (on the County Cour,qE the County
NM. 'og Ellis, aid tho sqasof said CoNI.
afi&ea, 1t H&zahachic, this 30th day Of Dc
cembcr, a, L. 1851. g...Sy
.,srS BENZ. 7. HAWKINS, Clerk
| I chrtiry The aboye to be truc copy O.
The original il ny Lands. L1a14.
f5 john KING, Sheriff
l2;4t.~~Friatar'a fee, $40.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08

esis@ We we're pleased to meet yesterday,
.ar esteemed friend opd copntyman, Capt.
- AaJ. Coya, eg"cool'a Daeo7y,n. nor ~
100 shed to Gen. McCullochs Diyision, and n
Winter Quarters, near Fayetteville, Arb.---
spt. G. has returned home on fur!oagh,
aid willremain with rs several wceks.--
US many friends in tits section will be
LEASED to learn that hO is il szreileat
i1allh,
We are indebted TO Ii, Captain for a!es
Of late Fayetteville and Fort Smith paptra
ile lef Camp Reagan, the winter quarters
the artillery, on.tha 10th ins.., and rep,
sents the health Of his command a. ex-
client, only two men being sick, and they
oa!y slightly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08


rss- On Tuesday Of last week, D conlpaay.
..eached;his place from Montague county,
TOR. Col. Johnsons regiment They haze
syled themselves the sMoptagae Pioneers,
isis fpe company, composed Of hardy
pioneers Of the frontier, who know What
sssice IS and we feel confident they will
a.quit themselves WITH honor on the battle
6eld, The company, ne leAra, was raised,
"A a measure ty the exortions of Capshia
fains, OF the nDcnlSn County Rebels = 'rhs
Glowing Is LIST of the CHEERS Of tae
Montague Pioneers:
D. s. HAalxR, Captain
81. 2. Tory, ist Lieutensnt
j.. x TRvELovE, ID
D4yfp AVIS, Sd
a. White, Orderly ssrsssn;
J. II. Cox, lst
J. c. RoBERrs, I'd q
a u. NEwBEKkr, Sd
J.. NEwBERRr, 9Th
L. NowLEs. LIST Corporal
Jas. MccRAcKEs, I'd
VIM FnEExks, Sd
6. j. BowEr, zth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-01-08
al:8e Capt. John 4. COTS company, nun.

a:e' Capt. John 4. Qsit's company, nun
ring some 30 cld brave and robust sons
llalas county, Paradcd in town on Mon-
my afternoon. They were mustered into
VICE yqsterday ruorins. We Gro prem
,aa roll OF tho entire company for pu5li-
. ion in our neat
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~ The johnson county company, for
Nol. Darnell's regiment, which we noticed
In our last issue as having camped on the
" st side Of the river on Tuesday night,
rlsrehed into town on Wednesday morning
last. Tits a fine body of men, well mount
ad and as orderly a company as we have
seen. 1t was mustered into the service ON
hi lrsday afternoon, and marched to quar-
tcis at Reunion. The following is list of
tic officers:
IL. c. CHILDREss, Captain.
J. BURK, LIST Lieutenant.
". L. Bunk, % Z"
S. IL. RICHARDS, Sd I"
US. MORROW, Isl Sergeant.
w. GoEN, I'd
JOSEPH WATTS, Sd ,ty.l
A. S. TIEEALL, 4th f" 81
IT'S WATTS, 9th ="
JonN STEAM, LIST, Corporal G
}. b. COOPER, I'd I" - o
6. BrLLINGsLEY, 3D. f& EsI --
p. y. DAVIS, 4th "
W&C.. BoA1RlGHT | p,., ~
4. }. KInKLAND, ! ~
The comsany mustered Y men raak and
t'l, but win be recruited 10 o full company
the time the regiment is organized.
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IFS. MORGAN, Cpp,air.3 rs1
ny. J.yCAiS, 10. Lieutenant.
n y. i. MoLAuEIS, "a do
Il. SAUSDEns, Cd do N
CnAuNcEY JoASsos, Isl sergeas
~ IL. WEEKS, ID do
Jas. alcL4yRiy, 81 do
JlH SssIsnEn, 4th do
-. b. WiLLIAasos, lst Ccrporsi.
" L. CAREER, "a do
LII. W. pBYros, Sd do
4. II. FoREHAsD, 4th' do
al.roao VoiRls, Ensign.
4 ffsH iyafyATEs. ~