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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

FIRE IN Troy ~ Y.-On Saturday de-
structive fire occurred at Troy n. Y, which
consumed nearly one-fourth Of the city The
bridge over the Hudson river took fire little
befure noon, aud the fire was soon communi-
Gated to the city, and spread with fearful ra-
pidity. Upwards OF fifty acres were burned
over, consuming between 500 and 600 build
ings, mostly private residence, in the I'd, Sd,
and 4;h wards. The Fulton, American, and
ULion Houses, Washington Hall, part of
RENSSELAER, and Saratoga Bridge, Troy Union
Depot, Sixth Street Presbyterian Church,
Methodist Free { hurch. Troy Orphan Asy-
lum, the Children's Asylum, Reussellaer Pot
ytechinc Institute and Troy Academy were
destroyed. The total loss is not far from
$4,000 900, on which there is insurance to
the amount of Sl.l00,000, Seven bodies
have been taken from The uins and Ten more
arc missing. There is great suffering among
the citizrns, and eAsufcs have been taken TO
OF hrm assi,i,nrr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16
DHEUMATIsM AND NEURALGIA-

4 You need suffer no longer unless you choosc.--
WHITES ELMER is sure remedy IL has cured
persons who have suIfcl 30 years IL cured Phtsi
clan who suffered egM yrJfs, ind ser Hoiifhs nee
H0Wnait Mouy persons suffering such intense pain as
nearly deprived them Of their senses have cured Boo
few hours Sold by the Drggi,ts,1f it will De sent
az, where, recent or he price dollar His lini-
ment, the best 10 the world for Bruises Spraius. aud
stiffness Of the joints, only % bottle Address.
J WHITE, Chemist So Leverett street, Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-16

I'RUSSES, SUPPORTERS, 81 SHOUL-
L DER BRACES DIX. j. W. PHBLPs celebrated
throughout New England and the West the inventor
Of various kinds u apparatus for the and correction
" all kinds OF doijnnites, keeps constantly hand at
his establishment, No 6S fremont Street Boston fan
assortment of Patent Trusses, Abdominal Supporters
shoulder Braces Knee Caps, Elastic Stockings, &c.
Dr. Phelps has supplied the Mass General Hospital
with his appa 0f the last twenty years aud his In
strumeuts are recommended by the Medical Faculty.
y EN- w / o r II X o ,
IL l6 HARVARD T. ACE, BOSTON,
Opposite Old South church,
GOLD LEAF, DENTISTS GOLD PLATE,
Wire and Solder, Constantly on hand. Gold and
silver A,styod, Melted aud Refined.
EAIR A NKS Il BEA R D ,
4 Wholesale Dealers in
ALE, PORTER, CIDER. SODA, AND
MINERAL WATER,
Howard Athuueum Building, Howard St, BOSTON
nuAruHr ALE AND PORTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

for the display Of fruits and flowers Beside these
there are two or three small suffers TOMS, and that
comprises all the structures of this Fair.
~ Queens County everybody could cit down.
At the Westchestor County Fair everybody can
Stand up or cit on the ground; and in Gaze of n
shower, which il good for vegetables, everything
green within the inclos1re will have an equal
chance, whether it is grass or artificial flowers, or
someihing green enough to pay for seeing what is
no. 10 be seen. OF this, however, we will see
more.
We approve Of agricultural fairs. We have
always been their hearty advocate. We love to see
a rural population gathered upon such an occasion.
But we want them instructed. We want them to
See or hear, or learn something 70 their advantage.
We are tired OF hnmbug, and of all toe family are
most tired OF that particular species VI 1t that exists
under the name Of Agricultural Fairs. II they can
not be improved they should be abolished, and try
some other plan to get tie people TO make an annual
gathering IL Ia wicked TO make them pay for seeing
a show that Id not shown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
susa<-nsc7ssS~r-~~rxsrsss>

Miss Gnevis Gueru,bea, young Anierie N LADY
who mas received very favorable notices abroad -
all operate aud concert singer is about to appear III
this city. We Gull two rorioes Of her fOn ne
Loajoa Times and TIE IoHdon Daily Noes;
Among the artistic, at her Mlesiy's III ats lsoPfs.s
couraltol stand tbs eminent telloIic s'Dsstcs, Nias
iifens. r eeus and MzdIe Guea'ei'L daughter o. -
lou Samuel Wand formerly Of New-hort iEi ira'i-J
ltHd satgs G1laui At .. oi, aud -nu-daI-nie ~ n E
Al "a Gideon iee. eN-Mayor Non -tork. sue yo1is an
'ho made lively Ia preston a. The toI Ensl
o. ers long sincc, Maid Maisn in VI Hc'a.rIs
Room Hood ana whose spcussics o. our eoacenoHhs !"
'Lonlob n nic-
Anoher s, greater surprise -iven % the seapce =
tho appearance Of hsdle Ouetsnella Ia he en- ser ~
inii llrtu hi. lady, though SIDE faae great AlQeNf
ts- btr Of ths philharmonic concerts by me- vtaais'
81 ga' ore - th0s- concerts let eas0n 80 $40 20
tue s,n7er the public 1he ardi-nce deight'a "
ind shat stranger hcs.uini and grAeai Y.u-.
Charming artist ina IL ser o. the se'y n-f'
chs."' Daily Ne's Sow, iaoh
81. Blignoli will appear at tho Academy W F"-
day night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Cambridge Cattle rsrkei.
REPORTED ,os rnr N. \. lNlnusx ST sro. ar,r

sgII ~ itA
Whols number OF Cattle at market 93T, sbous 20 bse''.
End ~ stores consisting OF ain. Ken, Mich Gov. ~
one. Two and three year old -,
PMCks o. MARKET bsgy--Extrs - 20fc ~ ~,
quality, - 52dSo %; second qualify, S5i Iard g'''|
- -
fRtcHs OF SroRx C,rrLE.--N ofAiDg Oxen, ~ D.,
s301 so Cows and Caves, nom 81. SaDd - 80,
lhgs, ga 40, T~oyeA-oes, sli0s l1' in''~
olda. AiS0 rl9 - 4,
sheep sud Lambs. o.3 market prices 10 '"' ."
4! 5Od ~ IS each; extra. ~. " 2Sh - 20
suas,a PROV E.ca srafS s,,s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
suassa FRoY EkcH srark.
Cattle. ShpA LDs. CsteS lo.sr~ '"'A'


Hiies. HONE. y no. T,no" i $50 "' 800
= each; t,f -khs aaHc. y 10. D. M. .t. a., IA.
A. BB.eI Ea.ra and irst qaiy ins n'' % n, ' m.
be- large at yaicd ODr s ''l" "a th,,s.
..ar'd s.se.s. Old.n-gy ,O.a-.e O. BUS "N" ~ aus"
ots. ... -, ,,o..,f ,rf,fo.
qualify ara thrown out ,-i wi 80. A = .frrn Ea'.
VA,fc Wtrr 20 cafs over .is no 'nnA e-, F,ca
our. . . ..L,, ana v.es /
~, if,,,r t,an ~ ~ p ctt. snu some 'fi .'Y 80"
i,,, - ~ - - eva. The sH'as ~ b'''
nj, ~. r. r,,t .oVr, thar l,' "s@a There W. ss
Lop Issl WssA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
TER.YuRX EXPERIMENTATION
CONVECTION.
Ger, eral WadsWorth Nominated on
the First Ballot.
Vradkwrth, 1884; Dix, ITO; Tremsin, "a;
Scattering, 2.
lyr tan yremain fol Observation-Disclosures

sMONY AND ENTHUSIASM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

srse,all ,.ps,oh to The n Y. Tribune c.. ., ,es,
c.n Wadsworth was nominated on the hrst
ballot 10 vote being: Wadswortb, 232; Dix,
no. l ysuan Tremain 81; Scattering, ,.
Neeessar, 10 choice 100.
BORACE GREELEY.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Mr.. Fent.n passed through this city this
forenoon and understanding that the use OF his
pa,pe might possibly distract the Convention
and DELAY o choice, requested HE friends to
withdraw it aud express HE personal good
wishes for the success of Gen. Wadswortb
Nearly every one of his friends voted for Wads-
.ox,b II. G..
THIRD DISPATCH.
1850 7. Nj Lyman Tremain Of Albany, u
,In;op Democrat, late Attorney General, who
,afasel to run on the Dean Rchmcnd Demo
CRITIC ticket last year, because ne deemed ITS
astjsads practically disloysl, has been nomina
ted for Lieutenant Governor by acclamaton.
OLIVER Ladue, Republican, Of Herkmer eoun-
ty. having received l3e out of 37s votes on the
G,ss ballot, DO one else having laii so many, was
ther supon nominated fOF Canal Commissioner
H. o. .eisuation II. 6.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
slRAouss, Wednesday, Sept. q, ia-
And, PAS Whitman o! New York, at the ear
neat req ues: of the city delegation and depu-
talon Of German Republicans, has been nomi-
mated for Inspector of State Prisons
Charles Hughes of Washington County has
l,een nominated for reelection, MS Clerk OF the
Court of Appeals without serious opposition.
The Copyentien is closing It's proceedings
with great harmony and enthusiasm. 1t Is
probably the ,tro ugest delegated body ever Rs
,embled in our State, and its nominations are
h.Hoa nv the Union men assembled here al
cure TO DO ratified by On overwhelming vote o.
the people. H. o.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

G5I" We have received a long communi-
cation in regard to the cMigrant Missouri
ans now in the counties Of Northern Texas,
which we should like topublish had we the
space; but the brief dimensions Of our lit
tie sheet will, we think be ample excuse to
our correspondent for its uon-arpearaucc
We cannot do the article justice without
taking up too much space, and can only say
thatwe fully coincide with the general
sentiments expressed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

Noble MtoRss PosIs.-We have n !.
treat in store for those or our readers v
are fond Of reading genuine poetry. 6
Eonng genius, Miss lollia Moore, has,
our request undertaken to arrange the
e;sy a..o.A..s ..-.-Ilst., as.l has permitted
20 pubIishir Moat q. The pieces were c
,i5utcd to the Tyler Reporter and Ty
Sentinel. Three pices Of great. beauty
pearod aIst in these columns. We shr
also have The satislat, ON Of putting in ty
several pieces neter before published. Y
know this announcement viii be gladly re
by hundreds who, we are proud to knc
have formed the same opinion Of Miss NJ
lies writings tha5 VIC have,
1t nay not be amiss to add that tho fl
published piece oil our young poet appear,
less than two years ago Sue being then b.
fifteen. What She may not attain to in Il.
sweet art Of pocsy, on elsewhere in lteratu
generally, it is difficult to concieye. v
look upon her as one Of the spirits of brigh
est promise that has appeared in this gen
naturalization Ieiegrqph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

We understand Mr. Mich. Handbook, Of
Capt. BENEFITS company, passed through
here few days ago from AcCulloch's head
quarters az Fort Smith, with an express
TO Col. Locke and Maj. CIump, for their re-
respective commands to take up the line Of
march Immediately for Missouri. some
important move isPerlnps on fooi.-Iaris
Trc5s Ia insf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

BsB- The Sherman Journal learns
Col, Widemcycr is meeting with good ST
in making up his regiment of Nlissou
Emigrants from hat oppressed State S, d
take notice, and hasten to join this regi,a.
II report speaks truly, there are many
bodied Missourians in this and the al
ing counties, who might join the army O.
now is a good opportunity for them t.
so, and be ready to take part in the Isl
fights"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
TMg VERY LlTEsT.

Northern pepors Of the 10Th, say tar
England, France and Spain have ann ra.
ed that The Stone obsuuctlons in Char con
harbor must oe rcmoved.....A repor La
reached Richmond that The burnside o,r
dition has proven an entire failure. uar
Crittcnden is oncamped near NIonto..lu
80 miles south Of Somerset, with near al
his forces, where he would make n stan.
The federal official report of the battle si,a.
their loss as so killed and l27 wound Ped
The Confederate loss / III killed, ll6 v0ur-
cd and 40 prisoners not wounded, A. af
whom were surgeons. ..."Gen. McCr ,o.g
was in Memphis on the 18th, en- routa ,r
his command in Arkansas. The FeGar..a
that threatened Fort Henry, Tenn, ha 90.
treated towards Paducah The 30 '.u.
Green Courier says that Gen. Bcaurca.rI
has been assigned to tho chief comman1
Columbus ky..-.The Federal gun. .1..
have cat of communication between H.
Pulaski and Savannah The fort ha
months provisions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

GEN. McCuLLoCu.-Tho purposes of Ger
Ben McCullOch's visit to Richmond is to 81
pcTintond the procuring of arms for
command, now performing the duty assigr
ed by Government Of protecting the Indian
territory and the Northwestern border
Arkonsnsfrom incursior7 OF the enemy r..
Kansas. Although injurious criticisms ha,
been made by journalists who write withol
a knowledge OF the OILS, his motemen
and objects are well understood and Apr,
ciated by his troops, and approved b. Il
Government. lie has co-operaled with Ger
Price in Missouri, as far as nc could do
consistently with the duty assigned him
guarding ting fronticI, and, so far from h
army remaining inactive at present h
recent fight Of portion oft under Col. NJ
ln'osh bcsPeaks anything but indifference
TO the cause, or disposition to shrink frot
the dangers Of the can.paign.-RichmOa4
DiSpGtch
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
~ The Telegraph gives a list Of IS pa

81 The Telegraph gives a list Of 4S pa
pers in this Slate that have suspended since
the war commenced. Among the number
We notice the BolLam Inquirer Ccntre7.lle
Times Jefferson Herald, Mt. Pleasant I'm
ron, sherman pario. and Eonham Fra
HE first named paper wo never heard Of
The next four are sdll under way though
in reduced size, and the last was, sc think,
discontinued sometime before the war be-
gan, and not in consequence Of It.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

To define and punish sediton, and to pre-
vent the dangers which may arise fror,
persons disafeeted to the State
SIC. !. Be Il enacted bg tie Legislature o
the STATE Of T'eras That if any person with
in this State shall maliciously and advised
ly discourage the people from enlisting into
service Of this STATE, or the ConfederGte
States or dispose the people to favor III
enemy every such person shall be deemed
guilty Of q high msdemeanor, and on con
viciion thereof, shallbe punished by impris
oHment in the Peniieniiary, for term OF
not less than three aor mere than five years,
at the discretion OF the jury.
approved Jan. -, l662
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

81 Hon. T. j. Dcyine, Judge Of
Western District, has decided that tho 5
law, passed by the last Legislature, apl
to debts due alien enemies, and no il
ment will borenderod against such deb
The decision, however, does not appl
agents, attorneys, or others having mo,
ofproperty Of alien enemies, in their ha
but merely to persons indebted to such
emies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

Gt1~The Fort Brown Flag says tn
man named Carr, who was suspected
ing the murderer Of Hon. John P. For
Rio Grand6 City, some time in October
was killed recently in Matamoras. He
been made Captain in the army of til
FEM era Of Matamoras, and was killed
one of the skirmishes around the city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

ENJan''d q competent Malcand Female
W Teacher TO take charge Of Waxaha-
chic Litcsry Institute, By the first of March
neat. n. OLDHAM,
President Of Trustees.
WaLahagAie, Feb lsj2-!13t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

by acknowledging Serna rs Governor,
provided hat Caryaial win lead his sol
dicrs against The Spaniards Capstan
offers to lead his Crnolinos against tho
invaders provided Caryajal win do The
same with his RQjos.
CaryJal added another cannon to his
stock Of artillery last week.
Both parties have thought better Of the
matter and have concluded that they can
put Matamoros TO better use than making
a bonfire Of it. We have had no burnings
TO notice lately.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

g1g" We were pleased welcome home It.
Governor Crockett, few days ago just
returned from tie state Capital lie is in
fine health
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
AA 49,.

At Fort Worth, Tarrant county. Texas,
On the S0th January. uli., by Rev. W. II. n.
LAHBBEV, JUNlUS W. SMITH, Esq, aud
Miss NARY = ANDREWS, all Of Port
Worth
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

RSs~ Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter and VIM Bal
lard Preston, have been elected Confederate
States Senators from Virginia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05
PROCLAMATION
Soldiers Of Arkansas, Louisiana and
Texas

. AN-AtkS
Your country calls on You for fur
ther service. viii she call in vain ?
Will the gallant men who have brav-
ed death in all its forms, now shrink
from peril? Never! Never will it
be said Of them, they deserted their
country in the hourofdangerl We
must ro-enhst, or all the blood split
is as water poured upon the ground.
Letitnot be said, our brave comrades
have fallen in vain. let us try by
our acts to immortalize their memo
ries. Their spirits look down upon
our deeds and demand of us, that
their names be handed down to fu-
ture generations as martyrs in a gio-
rious and successful cause. Our
cause is just; it will succeed. Let
those who doubt it 20 seek a home in
the North. They arc unfit to live
among freemen This war cannot
last. Before two years will have
passed we will be free and happy
people. Then, WHOM not be proud
TO say, l. was a soldier in the army
that won our Independence
BEN. McCULLOCH,
Brigddier General
Januarv ODD 1850
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

G5JrGen, Ben. McCulloch has issued ano-
Their Proclamation for troops from Arknn-
sas, Texas and Louisiana, which we give be-
low. We do hope Texas will respond to his
call-eYery man who can, should prepare
at once for the Spring campaign. We have
work, and much OF it, to do. Then rally,
sons of Texas, rs ofold, and strike one united
blow for your freedom McGullochs army
is DIG one which protects Northern Texas.
agdto it her brave son. should lock. Read
the last sentence Of the brave old General
proclamation, and if that viii not inspire
you to buckle on your armor nothing will
ILeLe is LAe
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

ANOTHER FLEEr YoR TIE SoUrH.-Thc
Yankees were fitting out another feet for
the South. Itis to BE called the "Morar
FiccL' A late New York paper Gays;
The "Mouar Floitilla' is progressing ra-
p.tly. -Four yesscls-lLe Racer, Griiiiths,
: 2. Williams and Boreas-haye their arm
amant, a mortar and two long thirty-two
FOUNDER on boarded The aotlla. which is
under command Of Commodore d. H. Porter,
is divi led into three divisions, respectively
commanded by Lieuts. Watson Smith, Wal
ion ~. owen and X RaHdolph Breese.
Tie "a division under Lieut. Owen, win
sal shortly. q is % consist Of seven YES
seis, iFs I'll aiseh ere ln New Folk al phi
a. yards, and tE2 m rIila3slghia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

The New Orleans papers inform US that
sixteen steamships n lhst harbor were seiz-
ed on the lGih ult. BY the government. As
the object Of this seizure is withheld, from
prudential considerations, We must leave
our readers to deyinu what il is.-Nesos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

The days Of the Chronicles arc past--thc
shrill notes Of the Clarion no more are
heard-the stalwart strokes Of the Pioneer
have ceased 10 greet our cars-thc Baa,ers
Carthage and Beaumont no longer un-
furl their bright folds to the sua--the
T'a'ea gave place to reyolutiou-tha H.
qHrer long since ceased his qucstioninrs-
the Ir5nter has yielded up the chost--and
there is not even an Ec69 to tell us whore
they've gone; We can but ErDrss5 our
deep grief at the early loss Of our boon
oompsn ons, and pray that our fate be not
too s5oa like theirs.-Rs9laad ErErtag..
AHD Fsr A&aruER Tile eG.tvs Of the
Waco south West announces that after two
more numbers that paper will be Temporal
rily suspended. The editor goes to tie war.
He says his stock Of paper is exhausted,
and, even if paper could be had, he has no
money to buy it with. lie adds that since
May last $25 will cover his collections for
I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

gs5- Col Sims Texas Regiment hue gone
INTO winter quarters near Van Buren,, Ark.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

BIZ Tie Confederate Gun-boat "Bcin-
Vile, was launched in 81. Johns Bayou.
La- near New Orleans, On ,is 18Th ul,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

Texas iLHANAc ron l862.--D. Richard
son, Esq, Of The Galveston News, has just
issued the "News Almanac for the present
year. lis table Of contents comprise a.
large amount Of interesting reading mat
ter applicable to the times, u list Of which
we should be glad to give did our space
permit. It win be found one Of the statis-
teal books Of the day and we advise every
one to get q copy. Price 25 cents, without
the map. or 80 cents, with map. Address
D. Richardson, "News: Once, Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

TTHOsE indebted TO tie undersigned will
= please cell 1u- Goo vs.. Daws, lie has
my books, and Is authorised 10 make settle
ments. i, you hgyc no money, close your
accounts by note. D. T. THOMAS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

I IeS" The Galveston News gives brief
biography Of the life of Gen, Hugh Nc
Leod, lie was Georgianj graduate Of
West Point, came to Texas in 1889 or 40;
was in command Of the celebrated Santa
Fe expedition which resulted so disastrous.
lyi was taken captive by the Mexcans,
again returned to Texas, and has made
Galveston his home ever since. He has
been in Virginia since the present war
broke out and at the time of his death was
in command of the lst Regiment Of Tezas
Infantry. The News adds;
Gen. Mcleod possessed a high order of
talent, and had he been urged to It's full ex-
ertion by corresponding ambition for dis
JUNCTION, he could undoubtedly have filled
many Of the highest civil and military Off /
GERS in the country. He was one of our
most graceful and fluent writers, and his .
familiar acquaintance with most branches
Of science and general literature, enabled
him TO excel most persons by the happy
md appropriate illustrations which he
could readily bring to bear on almost any
subject As public speaker, Gen. Mcleod
lGd very few supeviors IN politics he al
ways belonged the State Rights School, and
vas warm and able advocate OF the rights
II the South from his first participation in
,ublic affairs, though we believe he was
lever partizan in politics. In his pri-
ate life, he was remarkable for his amia-
ility Of temper, his natural Kindness of
cart and general benevoenco; and the
lex and destitute never appealed 10 MIN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

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~ p.ri. ''u -',"' ''''
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: IN inc oH NDlH lay and on Thurs
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- NV .'' advancing Il
suou '..' ,' -A'.' .N',' Tho Tenros
sc F'.' ..''. f} guarded. TIL,
ieder lave 1... ra'un ing from Greer
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be TIN 4.,.r., ,...t....,,.. ~. go,
'...' 'N.''N' on the SCUM
O"hN % ID. '.'s.
we .'''. A' a.. a.'oE tic operations
c' mo army ON '.. ai.aac, except that
yen q ''.5s4 IS g. '.2maay with 1900
M '.'",.' N' '. commander, has
III IT..
-, u. |SP"icheS rom
-, - way Of Nofio!k' OF
~ y war TAX
VS., y. ' ''.' -inco'h ASK Mas
','1'.''V 100 '''.' ''' now many men
G.c5snr, .1.t., 'n. INC ieleral
They say ..s f... III t t%o ; Ut'rr,,i
Congress TIE expedition rom Cairo was
failure lO- eHl' .gI roops returned
p n'taUH' I.'eDH "+s reported IN
eyncditio, ..,,.r1.,I d., ,'V i.u' i'S','9
were burn 10 nrevpn. tho ,5nledcrotrs c INV,
turing then.
Ine i'a '''"0.e aoN'a fAJs large steam
m .casst 'l, W 'gg aou'h carroll
saved Thr,s, ,as,,ls oIso has hcon
bcached az b,r5,' A5rtlern papers ap- 7
pear to be 'ouy..i' @. tne Victory at Fish
H. 1teE ~ =, g.. .",''Hnced INTO the
n tcrritnris ;,... XXX. ~ ieGte1 "
excepting Tc. gieeiaia. Kentucky and
Missouri
d, '0,VPii . s''. L+'o- mas been re-
,"S'I sc" d we ''"','' congress a
: asH'ns'0' ~ ,A''' 'ayS vac Conioa'rates
1"'' V''Ou, .1' -'aN".'S 3 ana fallen back
-
=. forney sly ,-1 ere p9hlic men in
:, "snI etoh ".' -G''' Neacelul ana
ltStes iii ,''' ConiG1er ~,
ROO sio4es f"'y ~ 'No
The prpss.,r ,.i. ta,,, ,a.;,u.
:, F,rr,od o.,
Mason ana ( VI
gr TC,-Tg w
N 90 .I,, otio.,
NJ E.rnI n. pso'' .' I /
.nrtatnJ h., u recently .
NV ,TIo Ny oy y 81. "'... 4.at Ironto9i.
j., onDsoo,'o,-, 200 are au!I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-05

january 2sd, 1862.