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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
w AR NEW s.
Vicksburg Bombarded

Carp, July D.
The ram Monarch has arrived with inn
portant news from Yicksbag:
On Thursday morning, The Goth, Com.
Porter's morter fleet commenced 10 shell
the upper iort below the town. This was
continued all day without result.
Friday morning the bombardment was
recommended, and in the afternoon direct
ed on the town itself The shells could be
seen to burst over the town. This was
continued till about 4 o'clock, when the
fleet was signalled to cease firing.
The batteries on shore replied very light,
at long intervals, and firing very inaccu-
rately.
About half an hour after the cessation
of this bom5afdment the mortar battery
opened on the mortars, which replied till
the batteries ceased firing.
When the firing ceased at 4 P. ii. the
captains of the divisions were signalled to
report on flagship, when order was issued
to open fire with the entire fleet upon the
town.
AT o'clock that night, at the appoint
ed time, the action was commenced and
continued an hour.
An order then came from Com. Far
ragut whose fleet was then five miles be-
low the town, to again shell the town next
morning at A o'clock, when a portion Of
his fleet would run the llockade. This
was done, and eight vessels passed the
bastions without serious damage.
The damage to the city must have been
great, topping houses, folling chimneys
crushing roots, and slight conhagration be-
ing seen in numerous places.
We are also informed on undisputable
authority that 1000 negroes have been
ordered by Gen. Butler to work on canal
across the bend on which Vicksburg or its
remains are now situated. The bed Of
the Mississippi being thus turned, Yicks-
burg becomes an inland city for ever more.
Seven hundred shells have been sent for
to New Orleans with which to reduce the
remains Of Yicksburg to ashes, and the
canal is fast progressing to completion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
no THE TRAVELLING PUBLICl

The undersigned, having received tho contract for
carving tile IT, 5. Mails from Cissve TO IMMORAL Point
takes this method Of informing the public that he is
prepared with good horses and ha ks (himsef d,yng
crate charges, through 70 any Of the intermediate
points.
Hacks viii leave Cassville on Wednesdays and Satur
DAYS at O'Clock, a. m, passing through Beef hur
rcane Lancaster, New Gallo mia, Nashbun and dlt
din connecting at Lancaster with stages running north
and south) arriving at Mineral Point Mondays and
Thursdays at 10 o'clock, m; leave Mineral Point a.
II o'clock, m, same day.
4-tf CHARLES II. cox.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
MAN WANTED
TO SHOE HoR SESI

A No. one horse-shoer wanted by D. H. Budd who
can shoe quick and good and is willing TO take that
branch Of my business and DO what is right by myself
and customers. Any who Oil the bill please
call soon and will give him permanent iob from ono
70 five years ID. "A. BUDD
Lancaster. July S. 1862. AVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Call for 100000 Men.


The Governor Of all the several loyal
states, except Massachusetts and Rhode
Island, having called on the President to
issue a call for more men, in number sufii-
Gent to crush the rebellion at once, he ac-
cording replied as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON
July ], 1862.
GENTLEMEN: Fully coneurring in the
wisdom of the views expressed to me in SO
patriotic manner by you in the commu
nication of the 28th day of June, have
decided 10 call into the service an addi-
tional force of 100000 men, suggest
and recommend that the troops should be
chiefly of infantry.
Thequota of your State would Do.
l trust that they may be enrolled without
delay, so as to bring this unnecessary and
injurious war to speedy and satisfactory
conclusion. An order fixing the quota of
the respective States will be issued by the
War Depar tment to morrow.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Governors of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island favor the call, but declined
to sign the address on the ground that
they were not prepared to pledge their
States for new ieyies until guaranteed that
they wouldn't be occupied in protecting reb
els and their property with one hand while
fighting the rebels with the other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
A DVERTISED LETTERS!

List Of letters remaining in the Post O1ice at Boa
cobel, June 80, 1862
Anger, Oscar ADKINS, william
Barrows, Edwin Thomas Bailey, a. G.
Brayton, Ellen Miss Cobb Fannie Miss
Curtis Daniel Drake, John
Fischer, Herrn Ferdinand G rdner, j.
Hoag, Leadenna Miss Long Christopher
Mclalne james A. z Michael, Jacob 3.
Ma ston, James Pugh, Luther p.
Partridge, Edward Scoheld, J.. n.
Thomson, Thoyel Ware, John
WiNkeplecs, Noah
Persons calling any Of the above letters win please
say advertised"
JIM. DICKERS0N, T. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

Y IST OF LETTERS
ieaaning n tho Office at Lancaster and uncaIlsd fos
June 30th, 1862.
POST OFFICE,
Lancaster, Wis July l, 1862. (
LADIES LIST:
Heiter, Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, Mrs. Sarah
Russell, Miss Alice
GENTLEMEN'S LIST:
Adams, John Anderson, NJ. a.
Benter, ID. Chapman, J. +.
Eubanks, Amos r. EldIidge, u
Fuller, Alfred Garvin, Charles A.
Graves, Richard lingo, J. Matthias
Heller, Jacob Hanscr, Jacob
McD0nal, J.. Miller, Nv liam c.
Robido Joseph R)berts Or. Alonzo.
stephens, I. G. Schuchardt Joseph
Smith, A. p. Schmidt, Anton
Scott, Samuel Waldorf, oliver Wulf Fred
Persons calling for any oftne above letters please say
advertised" GEO. w. RYLAND, p. N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

Lancaster, July :, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
ESTATE OF JOHN TYLER, deceased.

Persons calling for any sne above letters please say
advertised" GEO. W. RYLAND, p. N.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05
ELECTION b NOTICE

AN ELECTION viii be held ii -
n cinet in Harrison county, ca ~
Monday 18th day. Of August, lssl =
election OF a Comptroller Of Pun.
counts and Treasurer Of the State -
sociatc justice of the. Supreme Com 4
the vacancy Of 0. N. Roberts.
A District Judge OF 9th District
A District Attorney.
A Sheriff Of Harrison county.
An Assessor AID Collector OF liam
A Chief Justice Of
A Clerk OF the Dist. Court
A Clerk Of the County Court
A surveyor Of the Dist. of
-Four County Commissioners OF
One Coroner and one Treasurer d n
son county.
Two Justices Of the Peace mud ~ /
stable for each precinct IN ijarrisoa q
Also one member TO the Legisluts,s /
the District composed of Harrison ~
nola counties, to oil the vacancy Of i
Hendricks
Given under my hand and the seal d
CouD'y Court OF Harrison county. JIM.
1862.
GEORGE LANE. ChI Jw.,
July 8, 1862. nall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05
Csnf DAVIS. neat Marshall Texas
JulY 2ud lsAt


The reorganization Of Col tlark- regiment o
Texas volunteer Infantry ,ook place on Monday
June III iss! The following named gentlemel
we're elected ~ indicated below
Cnione Edward CLARK Lieut.. Colonel. VIM
byrd Major. A. n. Rogers.
stan Oniaer--Adjutant, II Il Jones; Seret
Msjpf. : h. Waskum; O. Master, II Bryan
ueinisssuy VI Jes-up Surgeon, Baldwin
chsi am II Is Phillip.
Company A Harrison eounty-N Allen Cap
tam II Van Hook lss Lieutenant. G Ram
.ni Lieutenant & " slater, j. 2pd Lieut.,
Company b Harrison cnunty--H /. berry Can
tain " l. poken. Is, Lieutenant J Z Duke
sad Lleu, L G Nebhnt. ~ 2nd Lent
Company O. smith county w smith Can.
tain j d q Adrian, LIST i.,eut . q b Roberts 2n,
i.i.ui u y B1len, Jr 2pd Lieut.,
Coiu9su, D Ki-k cuunty~K y Wyley Can.
tain u ku-sei. lst Lieut. G A saftsn, md
I.ivut q u Loscles., Jr 2nd Lieut.
Company E-smith cuuiy--J Finn CAPTAIN ;
" h ohipi.y, Let lieut. " " MOBILES End Lieut. .
James z Finn, Jr 2nd Lieut..
Company S-up-hor county-E q Ga.ssway.
captain q " DAVIS, 1t Lieut.: l. " PAU. aud
Lieu, W A Fairs, Jt ?nd Lieut..
Company G--Smlth oouhty-W u Bradford
Captain %, LAIRD LIST Lieut. " u se.toa. And
Lieut.. II y s;,tl,xn,, Jr ?nd Lieut..
tompsny h--Hsrri>on county 50 1phn ; Bnckap
Captain n Mckinney lat iiuit~n.nt; Jr.,c
WoodArd 2ad Lieut.. 4 BuesAp Sd Lieut..
tompaDy l-Upsbur county, N Spra,t, jr.
Captain, u Y Hart, Is; Lieutenant; 7 n Wright
aud Lieut. y A Cox, Jr 1nd. lieut..
WE h. CUPphDGE Captain,
Rsturing Officer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

WsAv "a orx Govga~nssv. 1so,so = On the
sssA Of April. the red~rsl- uWde, Tee. Batter
took formal po--e.sson Of New Orleans. That va.
sbcas ten weeks ago. II Was naturally rsrp"td
that tie G,ver~"r sad military s"thss'i'r, on
this side Of the Mississippi, river. l'~nhiss :" the
condition q the coustsy, and the '"Ioss-nes 81
prsrpt action. ~oad imusd s'c.y "fxsn'se a
.o.,fful army. and drive the P,derAl- out cf Ar
k,pSa. and Missouri Such movement would
have bees Of immense assistance % Gen. b~Aare'
sssd and instead ef the ness he'ng eonp~aled so
,hronicie retreat from tofinih. a. !, had Ia do,
IN all probability 4 saald have mad the pleasure
of annoars,ne v;s.n,, Tier" has been ample
time to raise sini. and equip. hity thousand sen'
and II pece-.ary u .end to ~ most rsmote por.
l,.,ns al the conicd, r,cy for tac arms and equip
ment-. Instead OF forwarding men promptly TO
the scene of action company after company as
they were organized We here had nothing bu
dels,, a. II tha,e entrusted with the deicnres OF
the country were endeavorine TO zee how much
time and money they could sqasrdef. Whist on
earth is the matter with our authorities DO they
Intend TO force sabjugation up"u US b, their neg
,gcncs and imbcciltyl Why Is IL that companies
ard regiments arr kept for weeks and moaits at
home IN camps. wb,n they ought. and shc men
.r- -orn out with sr.is,y 10 he cent to the scene
Of action Many Of the men who rad been IN
camp. week. before New Orleans vas tkrn' ana
we're complaining abont II then. f.rangr to say
are still al home.
A IN days ago. we read az extract from the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05
Partizan Rangers Waskl

NOL. W. F. LANE having BEEN coos
" stoned by proper authority TO rais< ~
of Partlzan Rangers to operate west n !
Mississippi river is now actively cngsesl
raising " Eastern Texas ReRimem hti
service. Aud the undersigned ba iug ss.s.
iy from Col Lane, % raise compspy
said Regiment, ~ now soliciting cnleius(
and so soon as sufficient number viii ~
enrolled. the company viii assemble u n
central polni, and organ az ana ~
Those Wishing 70 enter this service w 4
well 10 enroll themselves at an ,aily dsy,
the company will be rquird to rPct
soon AS possible And besides II il~y ~
I'll they are enrolled and sent into csmYs
instruction under the "conscrip, Act
will he deprived of the priyiIrire \
man is required to noun, and ,qIlp ha
in this, as in other Cavalry Service.
Persons wishing TO connect themselves
this company can do so by giving NJ =
names At my Office in Marshall " ian! Z
sence, by leaving their names san P'sc
residence. with Mr. o. -. Taylor Nv M
II, MckAY.
Marshall, June %. GO. : fAta
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05
SvpRkME COURT.

Col. n. A. LONG, Of 1yIer. IL . sanaiaste Tor
Associate Justice ~ the Saprsme Court " INC
nv the vacancy occAssossd ny the resignation 81
he Hon. q. n Iiot~rfs.
Gen. 7. J. JtNNiNGs, of Cherokee county, Is
exrddstS for Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court at the Hate ci T~Gs-. . the ensuing August
election. 70 AIl The Vacancy eeeasoed ~ the res
snAtion III ~ Han, o. Roberts
Hon GEORGE =. MOORE, Of Ssroxdochcs.
ss candidate fs A~soeis'e Justice If the Supreme
Court Of The StAae Of Trxss, a. the ensuing Al
sast eleGtoa 10 vi the vAesess o.cas,oa~d by The
resign stsos ~ Hon -. u. kotsrts.
Hon II. A. RkEvES Of Pslesaine. Is a csndsist-
i,f associate Justice Of the supreme touFt q The
Stst~ ~ Tegas. 81 the Gnsuns August eiscts"n.
- MI The vAcAsey &c Adorned by the resignation
Il the Hon. q. Robeu-.
IS " WALLACE. Of san Augustine, IA = can
iidste for Associate Justice OF TIE -upfrae Court
81 The SITE II Terss. at the ensuing August Gle,
lion, to MI th- vacancy ncesssonsd by the ses'ssa
Ion Of thu iIon. q Roberts.
DISTRICT JUDGE.
J.sss n Asu~rsoso ia candidate for District
Judge ~ the 9th JudieAl District. a, the ensu-
fas August election,
C.. rm.rsx 4. q candidate for re election 10
ne odr- Of District Judge Tor the 9Th Judicial
district, at the en.anS August election.
N ~ ROGERS !, \ candidate for judge Of
bs - JUDICIAL District. at the ensuing August
.-leetioa.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
". y. FORD Of Wood county Is candidate
or District Attorney 81 the sixth Judicial pi-.
f1ct ~ the ensuing August election
DISTRICT CLERK.
We sr- authorized hy the friends 81 l.. A. MN
pEitSDN 70 snnounc~ his name A. a card date
for District Clerk Election Ar.t Monday IN Al
fast next.
oz J. TAYLOR :. = Candidate for District
lerk of Harrison county a, the ensuing August
lection.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
GgGnGR W YOUNG l. CANDIDATE for A.
ses4or and Collector n Harrison county, al tSs
p-nins August election.
4. Il PRICE u a candidate for .-essor an,
',llcctof Of Harrison county. al the ensuing An
fusl elretion.
FOR SiERlFf.
JOHN y. wJMACk Il candidate for shcrii
u Harrison county, ii thc ensuing August clec
ion.
Il. = KELLER IA . Candidate for Sheriff o
harrison county. Al the ensuing Aaris n election.
sR PERRY u . Candidate far S,a~v,f OF liar
iron county a the ensuing August election.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
d. y, IDERICI would return hls vreAefu
hanks 10 his fellow citizens Of Harrison count,
for the past favor bestowed upon him two year
aso, and wa'Ad al th~m to continue the favor b.
oe-electinv hi'e C"anty Clerk of Harrison count
u the next ensuiag August election.
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE
GEoRus LANE IL = candidate Tor reelection
20 the odise Of Chief Justice Of Harrison county
1t the ensuing August election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05
CAxr Hrmsap. tNs.s Tylss) I
June %, isaS.

n. ~ fo.gA,ry. Editor f,ras Republican,
DEAN sis.-Col. II. n, Hubbsfds regiment,
nov eucafnped At the sulphur Spring. four miles
cas-, u Tyler. IN the Marshall rad completed ~
reorganization On the liih init. by the election
of Col u. Hubbard. licu'. Col. y. Lott
aud Major J. J. Cameron The t~o io:mer ar.
from smith county. aud the latter from Polk
The -iaA appointments are not set complete
but. ~ tat rs made. are. ntnk, most excellent
selections aud are ~ ioliuss
Qasr,etms>ter. Capt. = y, Gary.
AdiWant Lieut. wm. MastctsoB.
Chief surgeon. Dr. 4. h.. Patton.
I-t Assistant surgeon, nF W ". Hamilton.
The Cnmm,s-sry and Other staa tfhecfs are not
vet appointed bot will lie in a fes day.
Lieu. : NJ Wsrn.r and &. =. Williamson. OF
the regular srmy. have been assigned IT, duty. ioi
the present. III th- regiment a. pull ofie.fs aud
Instructors ~ Isctic,,
COD. Nubbstd regimen, j. composed Of MS fine
material A. can he foHmd IN the sfiny and my pre-.
dictiou T.. that ahcu csh upon ip face the north
cru ytndti. II Will iuib sustain tie enviihle rep
utsthsn which T.xan. have slread5 gained n this
war. The Colonel. well A. the nthrl scid ofi.
Gers and -tar enjoy TO the lnlc.t extent, The con.
hd,. re aud esteem " the troops All are nird ut
wurs. drilling and preparing Themselves for the
coming campaign. bat the t5ic oi OUT taklng up
the line ~ march B. ye, uncertain,
The cloth ioI tents has arrived, and : now being
made up
Col ilnDeTts's regiment recognizes today and
when earn H., result VIII apprizu you 81 IL.
The health ui the tfonp- sut impvd ia M, 81
ciuity Is very good there icing far less sickness
Very truly, yours,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

HsADovAsIsHs Amy OF rag VIM
June Sth, 1861.
Col. W 2 Lane, of Texas ioru~si,
Col 3rd Texas cavalry has authority 10 \
Partizan Corps for service wet a lie
sissippi River
Quartermasicrs and commissari,s. ssd /
nance officers will furnish the Necessary 4
tanee, By order ai Gen. Van Dorm.
NJ NJ, kiMMtI..
HY0f, aud 4, A. 6
". 2. LANE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05
PURSE LOST.

I LOST my purse, on The evening I |
I Both, between Marshall and NJ III
Snowdons. miles west al Marshal D
tanning about $40 in money, The mo. 4
Confederate paper; orr $40 State rr
draft. The finder will please hand lie 2
to Mr.. Suo@doa. or the EDITOR of .ht -
Republican, either Of whom ia ualhe,;ai
pay a suitable reward ior its delivery.
u. BUTTRlil
July G, 1862. nai-t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

~ II ~itl he perceived. from an efse'al order
published IN another eolumn. tina, Col. Randall
regimen, takes up IL. line of march lor A,ksssas
on Thursday next, the 10th INST 'oi Hnds u
a superior iisg.r and has a regiment ~ which he
ha. jas, occasion u feel proud. The companies
ere compo-cd Il The right material, are well
mounted. and We have no doats will rerioim en-
eent retvi,e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

7 EI'rERS Of administration on tT
IL tate Of |. Il. Young ood, deceased, y
granted by the County Court Of f.s
county. Texas. pertaining TO estates o.
ceased persons. on the last Monday IA
ocmbcr, 1851 This ia therefore, to NJ
all persons, holding claims sgans, rad
tate TO present them within The ''t'w a
scribed by law, mud those indet ID, TO ~
immediate payment
y. K. YOUNGBLOoD'
hdrnlSra'''
June Fl, 1862. uSg-H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

MARSHALL, 1sNAs, July |, 1862
|. Having delayed sufficient time TO pro
cure arms, and camp tquipage, ANNEXATION
&c. the troops under Got Rindai's com.
mand Sill take up the llns Of uufch for Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas. at six O'Clock. 4. NJ. on
the oh instant. The regiment viii march
without regard to further prepar iion
II. All officers AID men who are absent on
leave or iurlough will report a, these head
quarters without delay.
Ill Al citizens who have unsettled claims
against the regiment will please bring them
forward and have them settled
BY order OF Col Horace Randall
GEO. T. HOW ARD.
Fpd Lieut. aud Rsg,msHili i5,uiani
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

A CosrL;NrSr ro rus Texas NoLrNrgsps.--
TN distinguished General Gustavu- ". Smith, in
a letter 10 Col. Horace 4 'ndal. (Which through
tn. courtesy Of Col. II we have had the pleasure
OF perusing pays the suhjoined compliment to
the Texas troops In Virginia
The Texans won Immortal honor for them.
selves, their state aud tor their commander John
Hood At the battle Of Eth ua Landing, near
We.i Pc mt With forty thon- I'D such men |
would not hesitate 10 invade the North. aud would
before winter make them -n. fot peace pm our
terms or destroy their Who'll. cmntry, But IN
praise OF the Texas brigade oi NY division could
talk week. aud then not say hall They deserve.
II the regiments now organized M Tcsts could lie
transported here and armed tnmortuS properly
.a. they would end the war ~ three mouths.
Gen. ssmscl n Melton IN letter IN the same
geet eman. tCol. Horace is,nj,l) speaks IN simi.
lar terms Of enthusiasm OF our brave volunteers.
describing the deadly coun'gt. be say:
Her. first We had fair sample NJ your T,sins
ander Hood, r.ey arr incumparably the best
Bsh'sfs ia the toniedefscy men upon whom op'
could d-p,Hd under al circumstances who -ssm
10 II hl for the very lose Of 1t who need no dis
cipliu. 10 do the ni0-t thorough work IN battle
CA that we mad nor. Of them fufty thousand
such men could march through ianse,dom now
ir'm one ,nd To the other, aud conquer peace IN
a month.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

BAssss PHs-rsrArios. We learn that nnm
her OF The ladie- ot Harrison county have made
very handsome btraer tor Capt PBIL Baow.
company. kaadals regiment. which Is L. he de
iis.r,d on Wednesday evening next. the g,h inst
IA front OF the Courthouse, on the public sauare
hy Ni-s tosA sins. and receive d Ia behalf of g.,
company by 1t, TngorHlLU- PgKsy. The coca
sion will call forth numerous auditory.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

~ The friends OF Rev. J. N. BiSxLsy will be
g1stiacd 70 Learn that he has concluded Ia again
TAX. charge OF the Methodist Episcopal Church at
this place. He bad previous, accepted the Chap
lsincy OF Col I'd. Cl,rks regiment, position 10
whigh an opportunity would have been amor ed
MN OF doing much good. His friends thought,
however. that as wide aud perhaps wider sphere
et a,eiuius-s. wa opened Tor hun at home, aud
that justice 10 himself AMI the church presented
rau- itefs,taps which he could not disregard why
he should remain. II he went IN with the army
the cns of trading and study IN which he Wa
engaged intended tn promote hi- Advancement and
usefulness wnn ID have 20 be abandoned, He would
IN all lkciyhopd rsir,eaa- i'siead oi advance. lie
wna.t leave the Marshal. church without a regular
minister and At time when one !. imperssisely
required Under ths-e circumstances, and act
l ina andef the advice OF friends Mr. BiNkly be-
| concluded 10 remain AT home. His decision ~
De- uai question is wise QUE and viii be generally
approved
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

~ We extract the following from the
East Texas tIlcndcrson) Times Oar &C
qnaintsncc with Mr. Ford is limited, but We
have no doubt the compliment isncri'ed
W. u. Ford Of Wood. Is before the people A.
candidate Tor District Attorney. A. evidence M
HI. Illness for the ohee. go may stale that he has
had niue years exiefieaee In TIE practice ct lsw
aud that he ha- the rcpuir ion Of being polished
and elegant speaker.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-07-05

RAspAL's Rnoisksr "A correspondent. writing
from Camp Rsad! PanolA county, says;
Oar companies which we're nearly ali exceed
mgly large have been reduced 10 the hwi,l mum
Der Capt fruit, of Shelby, and Capt. Debeuy
Of Pa ola. bad each rs men. The men taken
from their companies have been formed into
new company. iva. oresniaed on the 7oth uit.
by the election Of the following Officers: r. n
Martin, Captain; 4. T. Napkins. 1t Lieut.; ".
ttsusy. Ind I.eat.; J. n. Tr~per. 3rd Lieut..
}. }. Ramsey. Orderly S~rgesat. The ossanis..
soo Il the regiment has given general sa,isfscsion
Cob IIAadd Possesses The confidence and rss,.ee,
Of the whole command. and ts mes viii anake
their mark Il al opportunity Is offered them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

6sid you h.vs nothing to hop. from him " leader Of
column How do they On sect PcPeao nef WIN vefJ '
eoT force the veterans Of Ewvi and Jsctson But those
are episodes. ,,,,
Wr drceiv. ourselves There was people OF old-t was
the warrior spartan with his Belot Of the field The South
nave realized t. Tloe ambitious Teepe OF recent
t-. snd CONSUMPTION paodc ed to her nvssi,ns AZ th.
notnent tho South exemPife. them BOTH Pe.ce pears"
bu, there pesce No, not even win a'iup'u'su
linton Let the North awaJ the delusinn. .
Draf, we must, Disciplined houard' Of the south wiz
redeem sc IN Philadelphia and yet the true North nu'
~eut II and nnicky to man. the moment dfags e. IN
d.ba,. MARYLAND Tennessee ard keslurky VIII cs past
yctses to the wini. pnd rise yh tvif h"hei
Kin NV dear Pet .ba br d-s gifted when Henry can CONS
on A,to Col Haiead thin, inst his ease .srle OF te
insane and unnecessary desposm Into the army under he
su.pices Of Mcclellan and his wesk eds IL % now
late Dot WHY was the cavalry put IL ny charge a. inc
commencement -, $500. A..
Two lights ago the Reb- batteries fred from scos' the
river and Killed aud founded thirty men LAst gov
uookcr siarts d oat on crude expedition to Malvern ii'
lie went ut four miles snd came back sgan suns ss-
uss' iriure h whole amy McCl.iaq Is dangerou' Iio
the ait of Ggesng his plss lilo poiv-y b. no va
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10 BIZ. o. 5. HsLsrT,p, it,. Newark N J."