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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

cause you have so specially saved.
Ten days ago an invading army
mastering superior to YOU in num-
bers and materials of war, closely
belcaguered.y your capital, wantonly
proclaiming its speedy conquest.
You. marched. to attack the enemy
in his entrenchments, and with
well directed movements and death
daring valor, you charged upon him
in his strong positions, drove him
from field to field, over a distance of
mere than thirty-iivo miles, dispite
his reinfnrcementS, aud compelled
him 90 seek Shoes uGder esyer Of
his gunboatS, wnerc Ee now lies
covering before the army he 50
lately derided and threatened with
entire eubjugation.
Tho f0rtitude with which you
have borne the toll and privations,
the galiautry with which YOU have
entered into each successful battle,
needs 10 have been witnessed TO be
fully appreciated, But grateful
people viii not fill to record your
deeds, and bear you in loved re-
membra ce. Well may it be said
Of You, that you have done enough
for glory, hut duty to suffering
country and to the cause Of consti-
+utinu,,I libertv rlnims from Won vet
father effort let it be your pride 10
relax on nothing which can promote
yous future efficiency, your one
great object being to drive the enc
my from your soil, carrying your
standards beyond the outer boun-
dares Of the ConGoderacy. to wiring
from our msrrupuIoGs foe the re-
cogoition Of your b'rthright and an
independent community.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

PARMEl COUNTY.

AIKEN UP by Jas. lins'ey y cstrayed be-
.u.,T. I. CheeA, .. ! =. oas lay mare, I've
50 rs old, about J6 hands hig-, both hind
1a.E white and white right fore foot, blaze
tay.; also one bay year old horse colt, bo,h
uIaisdd at Sil25.
AIKEN UP by d. D. Cannady and cs-
lra yed before j. ". Kirk, j. p, four work
n OF the following description; one dun
d. years old, marked crop of the right
Gal swallow fork in the teft osr; one bius
ali white pidel OK, yeats old, marked
cop of The lett and swallog iork end ua-
oit in the right ear, branded on the
lait nip and shoulder, C., appraised at sOU;
ous black OK with white in h.s face anu on
tLc under part OF his body, II years o.d,
msrkcd swallow FORK in the left ear and
sp'it in the right, brauued I. on the lett
D and loip, anu K on the Iight hip ami
fhlulder; One red and white p.ded OK, a.
Lc At ]3 years old, marked an underslope in
,aeh CAT, branded lb on the right mp ana
3 l. on, the lett horn, appraised at S1i ~.
TAKEN UP by J. L. s5obaugh, and es.
tr,.yed before J. NJ. Luckey }. P, one bay
pony horse, about o years old, Ia hands hIgh
le i bind loet white nnd white spots behind
q witliers On the LETT side, supposed to be
& saddle mark, app aised to $40.
IN. PRINCE, Co. Clerk,
July IL, io52.l Parker co. Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

Talking Of Stonowail Jackson,
puts us in mind of the s:atcmonts
OF friend who was under his COM
nand, He tell US that the General
prays three times day. Ho is a
Baptist and predestinarian> Hevis-
its the hospitals and tells the SOL
diers that they must not die, but if
their time has come they sill. our
informant was . physician in jack
sons army, and tells us he has seen
him come in at night and kncel by
81 soldier and pray, We are struck
with the parallel between Jackson
and Iavelock. Both Baptist and
both good fighters. The fu;ure his
torian must picture the resemblance
ostwccn the Warrior Of Inlia ani
he hard fighter OF the Valley CT
yirginia.-LittIe ROeE Democrat>
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
SUP'TLUNC. ASY., STAUNTON.
c. s. ARMY, Tupelo, Miss. June 8.

G. s. ARMY, Tupelo, Miss. juno 9.
Editors Jio5ile EeyiSter and Ad-
csrtjSer:-You will obligo ne by
stating in your popular journal that
none OF the PropriGtors, Editors or
employers attached to The New Or
cans Delta before the fall OF tho
city, are now in any way connected
with that paper. 1t vas courieca-
ted il consequence OF it's lUaniy de-
renee Of Southern Nights, and is
now owned by the notorious butivr,
and is probably edited by some sub
servicnt aLolition.st in ported ior
that purpose, A. its business man
ager. and principal Proprietor ior
several years, | oesire through your
columns, TO express my loathihg
its present owner, aid ny atlorf
renee OF the infamous sentiments he
utlcrs through thesheet whose good
uame ne has stolen.
HENRY J. LEOTY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
NsEEsAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

DALLAS COUNTY.
iKEN UP by Hugh Davlin, and cs-
ed before II. Lucas j. p, one bay mare,
X name and tail, about IA or IL hands
I or s years old, no marks or brands
ased to $50.
AIKEN UP by J. p, paylin, and cstray-
before II. Lucus, j. p, one American
c OF browui black color, about Ii
Is high, years old, no brands perceiY-
~ appraised 10 $50.
4 Inc 9th 1862. no ol
AIKEN UP by Sidney Graham, and es-
cd before John Taylor, J. r., one bay
% c, about Ia hands high, years old, ap-
scd TO Sij---onc Sorrel mare about II
Is high, Branded ON the right shoulder
nd same brand on the right hip. II
f.. s old. appraised to $4O--one bay horse
.llt l4a hands high, appraised to So5---
sorTel ally, 2 years old, lett hind ancie
, rgcd, white streakin the face, apprais-
S30--one mule mouse color, about Is
Is nigh, right eye out, appraised to $50
AIKEN UP by I. ". Owen, and cstray-
,efore II. Lucus, j. P. one dark Iron
mare and colt, mare about Is hands
ri branded L on the left shoulder, some
.e in her face, both fore fct white, left
| leg white aearly to her hook, apprais-
o $l00.
AIKEN UP by Henry Carter & cs;ray-
rcfore II. Lucua, J. P. one black and
tie pidcd OK, t years old, marked crop,
,r bit and under bit in each car, branded
appraised to $50.
nnc ID, 1862.
GEO. W. LAWS &C, C. D.. CT.
by JAS. p. THOMAS, u. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
The Richmond correspondent Of

bI INaSiiikNLAN W. NN "a
the appeal writes:
Tho officers on parols, to whom
I have referred, tells US that tho
news otStcaIt's recent performances
was received with constcrnation nt
Fortress Monroe They were sea-
t2d in tbs parIor Of the hotel when
paIlid gnd disconsola:c paymaster
rushed III, and, without u knowl-
edge Of the party whom he was ad.
dressing, cried out that hell had
bro hen loose UP aboye.' tic IA d
that the rebels mad fred into the
York river Rail read Irain,. killing
six men and wounding thirty.hVe
others. That the engineer had
been knocked of the engine, and
the train had pitched into the Pam
unkey river with S172,000 in gold
on board!"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
SrRAYED.-A liberal reward will

SrRAYED.-A liberal reward will
be given for the apprehension of a
confirmed lunatic; named Old Stone.
wall. who escapcd fron the Asvlum
in this place carly in the sprinr OF
the present vear He epdeavoTs to
avoid detection bv callinc himself
n / Jackson. and fancies bn is am
officer in the Confederate Army.
Wa.g ast heard Nom he va. l,I9y,
a.u gnrsoua, irdirpf. toned md
a.... az senator gf .g .p..4
.t...s. wuoh lsyar don. pru no
laagrs; umm. 10 au.uuJ 70
,a.r mts"rco,ed az im1e'.s cob
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
RUNAWAY SLAvE!!t

hTOTICE is leroby given, that, on the
x Z 18Th sy of March, a. D. 1862 there
vas committed to the jsil % E,lis county,
Tnas a certain runaway slave, who says
, name is Andy, and that he belongs ."
y illian Wade, OF Nncogdoeics conniy,
Tel..near Lima flai. said slave is ahont
-. ySrs old, some > feet 10 inches high,
dafk complexion. " said slave is not pro-
-pa away and charges paid within six
19nIls from said due, be will b. e,lealtWith
90 ihe Law direcls.
Given under my hand, May 20. 1862
JOHN KING, ShE. &. c..
Nay "a, iss2-2s-Jr-Printers Zee So..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

The Knoxvin Register oftho Goth,
announces the evacuation OF Cum
berland Gap, stating that our forces
had fallen back to position on the
Clinoh river, and that the f derals
had left their camp beyond the Gap,
biocl,ading The road so that they
coald not return if they would.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

In the conquered portions Of the
South, the wives of the Yankee Off
GERS. who have comeon pretcnce O.
visiting their husband, are plumber
ing the secessionsts, selecting bed
linen, table cloths, spoons and silver
ware. and other valusbles, and sen
ding them up north.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
In the battle at Richmond, Col.

Sloan commanded a regiment Of
s nth Carolinians He went into
the action with S62 men. He lcit
it with ~ Over six hundred of his
ricn were killed or wounded. Think
OF the per centage and how these
South Carolin:ans carried their lives
in their hands. We knew Sloan
wears ego. a braver, traer and
NOR gallant gentleman does not live.
lie was badly wounded, yet rode
ont the fght.-Littte Rock Demo
crGt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26
TEL EG r a p HIC.
We are indebted to Mr.. ]. B.

We are indebted to Mr., ]. B,
Smith, of Waxahachie, who passed
through this place yesterday, for a
slip from the office OF the Tyler Re-
porter, containing the following
glorious intelligence.
From the Republican, Extra.
We are indebted to Capt. Duke,
ofJetierson, for file of late papers,
including u Natchez Courier, OF the
9th. lie also brings verbal accounts
from Vfcksbur%, of the 7th. The
Courier states that Gen. Van Dorm
had received dispatches from Rich
mond, stating that Mcclellan and
81 GOO prisoners had been taken.
Capt, Duke iniorms US taat he
saw a Captain Of the Confederate
army, who lcIt V,ciisburg on the 18th
who told him that he heard o dis
patch read from President Davis to
Gov. pcttus, stating that our army
had captured McC!ell@n and 5000
prisoners. We presume from this
that prisoners are being picked up
every day in squads, detachments,
and regiments.
The victory turns out even grea-
ter than WAS anticipated. 1t Is q
death blow to the Nor 'hcru army
the first step, we trusy.iH an onward
movement that wiiiresuIt IN driving
the Invaders from our Soit, and
bringing the war nome to their own
doors,
We may expect full particulars Of
the great battle with It's rosUIts, in
day or two.
The report that boaareEard had
gone to EchtuonG with a large por-
ton of his army ia conradic.ed.
He will Doubtless take up h'a line
OF march TO attack the retreating
forces Of Buell. and Halieck.
Price, it is stated, has been ap-
pointed to the supreme command on
this side Of tho rivUI. We may
therefore expect good news in the
future.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-26

Mr.. Snow, has reached Iienaer-
son from Marshall, bringing dates
from Eichmond to the 9TH inst,
from wnlch The following is obtain
ed:
Mcclellan and sixteen Brjga-
dier-GeneraIs are prisoners. We
have capturcd over 81, ,0H0 prisoners
and killed ana wounded over 10000
oflhe enemy. Gar loss is estimated
a5 from 10, 900 to 10000 killed and
wounded.
Col. A, 7, Raincy. of Texas, was
killed.
Thirty miles in length Of wagons
have been captured. This would
be about 3.0O0 wagons.
Immense captures Of artillery
have been made, together with un-
told quantities Of stores, &c.
The enemy are scattered promis-
cuously everywhere, and hundreds
are being taken in squads.
Stonowall jackson was there rs
represented, aud did awful work
The Texans covered themselves all
over with glory. The substance Of
this is considered reliable,
From the Little Rock Democrat, 23th June.
Fight near Cotton Plant. Ark.-.-CoQ.
fsderste Victory.
On yesterday at 10 o'clock Gen
Rust's command attacked the ieder-
ais under Gen. Steel, at Col. Hills,
about tour miles flom Cotton Plant,
capturing one 6 FOUNDER rifle piece,
and driving the enemy back with
considerable loss. The Sight ragged
terrifcaIly for about 3 hours. Col.
Parsons regiment was in advance
and behaved nobly. Col. Fitz-
hugh's regiment also behaved ad-
mirable. Col. T. was wounded
Our loss in killed. wounded and
missing is supposed to be about oo.
Enemy's loss not known but must
have been very great.
RfcHAoND, July S.-The Prcsl-
dent has issued tie following con-
gi,atulatory address to our yicIor--
Gus army:
SOLDIERS: | congratulate you on
the series ofbriliiant victories which,
under the favor Of Divine Provl-
dcnce you have lately won. And -
tho President Of The Confederate
States, / do heartily tender. you the
thanks of the country whose just
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13


vsrnssh, made vhoIv o. IN part q gum cspd. PEI
To made Of other l1Isns ~ s1tstasocs kpT4
Vegetable oils. pr gallon ozsts
Vegetable pulmonary balss'n same "a INIT
Zee. !"
veruaifurr same - .sTscnffffice"
Warehouse entry, Al custom houses. not sxeeed-
ING dollsr n vslae stamp duty Eczema
~ dollar 50 o-u,..
Do. do, exceeding eve doIlars IN vsas %
Warehouse receipts stamp dafy ecnts.
Whisky. per galion - oeniA
Do. rcrfiied. : 70 pay = ADDITIONAL dGty.
Whole ale dealers. under whicb term J. inclu1cd
every person who's business oocupafloni %
70 sell, or ofer 70 sci. gr1<eries-o % any goods.
merchandise. q tore "a or domestic
production. hy more than ofe original pack
ar or piece st one tirne @ the same par
CHASER. not inciudtns wines. sIirt1ous 81 malt
liquors. FOR esch license 20 %
wholesale dcaler~ ia iiqrors II every descrfp-
tioa. Including disfilled spirits. fcrsnsnfed H.
cuors and WiIcs q al Kinds (fersons ether
than di~tiers, ua0 sell Or otter for sale any
such liquors. in Quantities II more than three
gaosls al time q, TIE f.urchsseF. sre
inciaird.l ior each iccssee 100 90
wiilcv ulsna sctures 81 PER CT
Wine made OF gral.e, pr SALON ccffs
wnhdraus entry. Al Custom house. stamp duty 70 csnts
yidcd for sperct
wooi screws - cts
Wool manufactures o. Otherwise specified per CT
Worstrd manufactures H. Otherwise specified per CT
Worm iozenges. same as "Denfifrsce.'
Wnt, stamp duty 80 CENTS
Zine manufacturer Of not Otherwise specified per
Do. oxyde Of, per loo pounds - cents
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RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R ILL o "A d
1862. EK E 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Houie to Chicago VIA Kokem .
81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
AN AND AFTER NAY s. lisa. trains viii be
" A. follows
Nail Train will leave indianapolis II lilo n,
stop at all stations and make close connection al kokono
With train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road Tor Loganspori, Val and Chicago and arrive
al Peru AZ 3i5 T. NJ in time make connections with
trains the Toledo aad wabash Rais going East and
West.
Returning. the train will leave Peru at eoo
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the train the T. W. r. W.
from the last. and Indianapolis al $50 A NJ.
in time 10 make connections Tor al points last South
and West.
an Expresstran will leave indianapolis n less NJ,
connect az kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive n
Peru az SEQ A. n In time make connection with trains
going East aud West the Toledo aud wabash Rail-
Re.srning the same will leave Peru Al 1900 NJ
mailing close connection at kokomo with the trains
the ~ ncinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Vail srso and Ioga port and arrive 81 indianapolis At
ale M IN time 90 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and ether points.
Special attention given the transportation Of live
stock produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
THEo- r. HArsHss. General Ticket Agent apie7-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13
INDIANAPOLIS And CINCINNATI
Snn ~pE-e-H<nBne
r a I L r q a ID
- = = 49, -

Shortest Route by Thirty Mi1es!
so CHANGE oF CARS To CINCINNATI
Three leave indianapolis Daily sundays exceptec)
.tIEST TRAINED An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
ExpTe-s al Cincinnati at 10 n, and Lex
ington, Ky. 30 Pm
Second Train-l0so 4. Mgiucinna;i Mail. arrives al
Cincinnati $40 T. NJ. making cc Connection with Little
Miami Railroad Tor Loveaid, Morrow. Columbus, New
ark. Zanesville. and Wheeling.
Third Train635 z. n, Cincinnati kAprtss arrives st
Cincinnati ITO p NJ.
Pare : ty o<her route.
Call for your tickets eis the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
NorcKB- you get In the right train st
Indianapolis The only Cincinnati train, stands the
fifth track being The fshesf track south In the Union
Depot, Indianapolis.
W. n. l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
WV. PowkiI, Travelling Agent my2s '61
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-13

The Taxes smpes~d ~y shc Tax Bsti,
ana Passed ~ Congress, Juuc sgd,
-oegs-rne Dusscs 90 Gmcomes, smsu.
soraoes csmpautes, waitreWa Cews
pa0sess &c.-The Taxes 90 Dtssssfea
sptpsss, SaWwsncsurcs, Oils, Paper,
Gass Candles Tobacco, sunsS, Sc.
garss srsu, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea.
sher, Glue, wine. Coal, Ache Tax
% Cesson-The License Tax, Ace &C.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-17

water. Our quarters are spacious and we'll
ventilated One wing Of the College building
is used exclusively for the hospital and medical
department, and the other for the quariermas-
ter and comInlssary departments Oar troops
arr now on dnty as policemen, each district be-
ing under he charge OF a captain.
This duty il very arduous, but our Green
Mountain Boys are equal to the emergency, and
are doing it creditabiy to themselves, aud with
quietness anu so0d order NJ the result. And |
cannot help making remark IN this regard. !
never saw North, East, or W est city so per-
lectly orderly and quiet as this-no crowds on
the streets, and at 9 p. NJ, every public place,
hotels, saloons eatlng-houses, &c., are closed,
and the l,ghis extngulshed.
Very lew changes have been made N the
Regiment The Colonel aa father TO all his
boys, and watches over them az ii they We're OF
his own family reproying their misdemeanor5
with Kindness yet with dignity, and severity,
when necessary. The bieut Colone aG1 M@jor
have been very busy and useful n drilling the
Regiment, and with good success The result IL
they can scarcely be said to he behind any Reg
ment in the Division OF he stoH We sec but lit
tie except in business way. Their dutiesare very
arduous and reqOlre ther constant attention.
Every line 0hcer Is % duty ana they nave plen-
to do, especially Nnce we cane to thisci'y. The
men are usually very well, lt-s sickness prevail
Ing probably than IN either Of the ohtr vermont
Regiments.
Occasionally We are called upon by the Gom-
manding Gencral loY officers to set 10 civil ca
pacites. aud we have variety, 50 that no
branch ncyd suffer i0r want Of them Lieut.
Col. Brown has been directed 70 sake charge Of
u rebel payer--the Ddta-eopies Of which l
have sent - several Of your cilizens ). Elliot
Smith has been appointed Superintendent Of
lelegraghs and has opened the line to Carroll
ION, the Headquarters Of Gen. Phelps, and " is
expected the line to fort jackson VIII be ID or
der in day OF rwo; so, you see, one by one the
old arteries aye being ytalIed, and we hope the
whole body will move harmonSously again very
soon. The 9TH Ferm0nl - with Gen. Phelps.
Elk mile, ny the river where shey have ihree
aud one-hagf miles oi eaVthw01ks N their pos
session and, as Col Bgowa says. are luAuriating
amidst Backberres aud negroes.
will trouDle VOC with no more, for it must
fatigue you quite enNagh to wade through this.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-17
The Naval Engagement at Memphis.
SKr. SIX. Ess

This morning, about half-past iour clock,
as your correspondent WIS performing those ab-
lutInns which are said to be so necessary To the
health of the sailor in these waters, be was in
te.rupted by the boats messenger, who report.
cd to Capt Bryant that the enemy vessels were
steamlog up tue river. the captain gave the
nee .ssary order to prepare for action, and to
watch and follow tho motions o the flagship.
Everything was progressing steadily and quietly
when' at a quarter past five, the report ot a gun
was heard, The Cairo at tins time was some
distance below the other ships, aud OF course
the nearest to the enemy. The captain and my
sell were IN the piot house, Nhen the uIf'er Of
the deck reported that the advance rebel spamer
had thrown shell at Us
R,ply 10 tnat shut, Mr. Barns, said Capt
b.. " and keep trmg as oug os there is any.
thing ieitOi tnem.
Fnus The bltsle was fairly opened, and 3
warm morning work saamad imminent. Saots
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-17

IwIS LAsBs.-liaving ,een in the Boston
Journal an account OF 81 anbs raised from 20
ewes, by cur enterprsiOg toSnsmaH, q. +. Has
kell wish to correct an error too common
among our farmers, that Is that YaIsing twins
is profitable.
cannot 10 tou strong terms condemn the
breeding rs having Il tendency to rapidly run
down flock Of sheep. The tax Of the eve to
grow two lambs is such As oaus double the
drain OF the system, which proporiionally short
ems The length OF liie anu consequent usefulness
0l hock OF sheep, besides the amount of wool
grown Is proporu0nally less.
Nut only SO but the size Of the sheep is from
generation 70 generation diminished, and will
eventually run flock down IN This way twins
run INTO uipets-- tripletS into quadrdplps-a
case OF the latter lately come under my notice
in thls way q ram from triplet eve, was put
to another trplet eve, aad the result was tour
lambs or quadruples Nature discouutenancrs
this 10 cattle. when one Of the twins is male
and The other female, b, rendering the female
barren, or in other words Free Martin" d"
would discourage tae saving Of twins for
breeders; 10 so doing the British have. together
with ludicious management, Increased tne
weight oi thcv sheep and cattle since 1890 over
100 Ier cent (see rtcords Of Smithheld mar
kel-McCulloch Dictionary Of Commerce
Nmnstead. I, +. t'Eo' BATcngLDER.