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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17

ssw Yeax, Nay IA Fort Monroe letter
o. tes 18th states that NoClsllans picksn we're
within 10 miles Of Richmond, that the Monitor
40 kassasack had passsd City Point towards
a.eanesd, The 0alens following. The rebel
sssemsrs Yorktown and jamestown were A.
seckess' near Richmond. Thsss are only ~.
900 IN pscis. s''s'
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AAiusesA.

NEW YosK, Nay lb.-Farmers throughout
the country will be glad to learn that the man
ufacturers Of the Buckeye Ohio and Union Now.
ing Machines have adjusted all conflicting
claims a. to Patent rights, and agriculturis,s can
purchase either ow without fearing . law auit.
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{.
Tns NAsHvrIxs CoTTox MAaxEr.-Upou in
quiry, We havs ascertsiusd that down TO the 1st
Of this month permits were granted for the ship
mont from Nashville, Of 2,916 bales Of cotton.
The requirement Of permits for the shipment
Of goods from this to the loyal States having
been abrogatsd, it 10 not easy to ascertain the
precise number Of bslss Of cotton that have
been shipped since the 30th ult Upon inquiry
We have ascertsined that since that date there
have. besn shipped 634 bales. TO this amoutn
may be added from SO to 100 balss shipped BY
by outsiders who are unknown to 10. The
whole smount shipped since the 18th Of March
when the trade was opened, may b. set down
- not lsss, and probably something over
5000 bales. The price il now commands read
lily is twenty cents in gold or q. 8. Treasury
notes-st times lots ct twsnty-one cents and
others 10 cents. The entire amount which it
may b expected will be shipped from this
place during the season 10 estimated at about
Il, O8O bales. From two to three thousand
bales have bssn burnt BY. the Confederate
trocps-chisAy In Giles county. The cotton
already sold 1t this point has brought into the
country $3.50. 900 Of good currency either in
spscis or U. 8. Treasury Notes. II no obsta-
ole shall b placed in the way Of trade by the
further operations Of rebel marsuding parties
composed Of worthless and irresponsible vaga-
bonds, the cotton already shipped and to be
shipped ct this point win bring 81, 800, 900.
That burned by the rebels is estimated ct $500.
600, the average valus Of the bales being 800
eaeh.--f Nashville Union.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17

PRovIDExcs, Nay A.-Jabs1 q. knight vas
elected Mayor today without opposition. The
other Republican ollcen on the ticket with him
we're also chosen.
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DlllD ooo1sg DUsoonoaI.-At ~ aoeo o. N. n
". uoDW, ysosse GesA 1W1n0aea. vARo lnGiaH
- 49, - ~ SAsss ~ tsIlsGlls -
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.osisarH, Nay IA rsconnoiaeancs party
usees Brig Gen. A. J. Smith bad skirmish
VIZ zoe rebel piokets On our right yesterday 10
which they bad killed wounded and can.
.e,sd Our loss y g. The party went within
oali mile Of the rsbsl battery, which was sup
ported oy . brigade Of infantry, Just outside Of
the enttencomenta The Commanding General
neves his camp today four mills IRON here TO
~ 'front.' Oar forces average n % miles from
TIE intrsnchnesn. The army u advancine
sloviy because Of Tie nature Of he ground. L &
gsnsrally understood that the sngsesment win
cone 81 In The course Of Q week.
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From Fort Pillow,

F1otiaa Of n. Wright, On board Steamer John
Dtcksy, May IL, a. NJ, via Cairo, May l3-The
rebels are reported az In an active state of pre-
paration for the resumption Of the Gght near the
fort.
Arsbsl deserter reports their rams not sunk
but merely scattered. They are saving busily
to make good the damage, and promise to come
again this morning They are fully posted az to
tie damage done our feet.
An officer of one Of the Union boats took an
observation yesterday and con6rms the report Of
dsserters ~ regards the floating condition Of the
rama. a.s
Our own rams and more gunboats are hourly
expected.
Capt. Stemble 10 not as badly injured 20 was
At fret supposed, and hopes are entertained Of
bic recovery. Mosier is suffering greatly.
The rebels have not yet made good their prom.
iss to come again and fight the battle over.
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Nav YoRK, Nay ls.-One Of the most destruc-
tive 6res which ever visited Long Island, has
been raging for the last four days, destroying q
large amount Of property. The Ore broke out
near Stony brook, on Friday last, and was caused
By the burning OF of . lot on the farm Of Mr..
Joel L. g. Smith. It has swept over an ares Of
as least 900 square aores, principally in the
town Of Brook Haven
1t started the villagers Of Stonybrook, Setau.
kst, Port Jefferson, Mt Sonia and Niller's Place
On the north. Law Village, Nsdsn, Middle L.
Ano and Aonroeville IN the middle, and Patch.
egae, bsloss, Fses llace, Aastic, Nooriches and
onoyne. on the soush. ~
passed some little distance from the villages
OF the North, while in the center Il came 90
near - 70 sndangsr dwellings and human lives
W the south side they suffered more severely
at the village Of Matte. II swept down TO the
great South Bay, where many barns and out.
buildings were destroyed. At Newsville several
dselungs we're destroyed, and II Is said several
Hvss we're Lost In attempting to arrest Ito pro.
gress. $50
A dispatch from Point jefferson, Nay IL says
The damage 10 variousy estimated at from $780,
900 70 5000 600 sass o.
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BAfEsvnLE, Ark, Nay l0--A fat boat cap.
sized last night In IL feet water, while crossing
White River, having on board two officers and
some twenty men belonging 70 the Sd Illinois
cavalry, . loaded wagon, one six mule tenn, and
several horsea
Capt. NcClelland and five Of his men we're
carried down with the wagon and drowned.
The following 10 q list of drowned Captain
Thos. g. McClelland, Company b, Of Fulton
county, H.; Sergeant Jas W. White, Of Com.
Rsny John Bennington. Company ( VIM.
p. Heard. Company A; VIM. Westbrook, Com.
psny E; VIM. +. Shoemats. Company 4.
The river 10 being raksd for the bodies.
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CLSvsIAzp, Ohio, Nay lA--T1ak OnceI
Ioots arrived bare Yesterday. II = quits e.
do NON woon0 end dieoasA,a ,as,
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raeM cAIRo.

Especial 70 u HaWk.Bye)
f. 97,s'a' CArao, Nay IL.
The steamers Memphis and Thomas, just a.
rived from Pittsbsrgh Landing. bring little new
Of importance The Memphis brings 400 SICK
Dssertsrs from Corinth are coming 10 hourly.
They rsport 900, 900 men under Bsauregard, and
say our forces are reported 70 them at sso. 900.
The woods about Cosinth we're full Of desert.
ere. 4 Mississippi Regiment 10 placed - guard
Thirty dollars wss offered for the arrest Of each
dsserter a
The Memphis Avalanche says the Federal
deet was returning 70 New Orlsaps and gloriss
over the late victory ct Fort Pillow-says they
lost two men killed and eight wounded
p 9A Sfaszr.
CA,ao, Nay IL.
Gen. Mitchell has reached Corinth, bringing
over two thousand prisoners, taken in Alabama.
The rebel cavalry are rowing over the coan.
try, between the Tennessee and Mississippi riv-
ere. doing what damsgs they can, and keeping
the Inhabitants in constant terror.
Gov. Yates and staff arrived this evening on
special train, on their way to Shiloh. s'at
The gunboat Louisville hes rejoined the dsst.
The rebels tried to shell our mortar feet
which lay behind Craigheld's point. but 1t re-
NAMED uninjured.
The gunboat Mound City will soon be ready
for active service again.
A secret letter of Jed. Davis has reached 10.
he calls for deeds Of patriotism and hopes 70 re.
ceive dispatches of success. STREET.
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me Gole0a Oapt0Foo she 1oneoa,
.OlnkO the YOrke0vWn. n

Nav YoKK, Nay ll.-Special dsspatchss
state that the iron clad steamer Galsna he's sunk
the rebsl steamer Yorktown and captured the
jamestown in the James river. y m $3.50
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From McClellan,s Divlsiop.

CUMBERLAND, Va, Nay l4.-Gen McCIellan's
Headquarters were established here yesterday,
and We are now pleasantly located on the banks
Of the Paumunky river.
The main body Of the army is rapidly concen.
trating at the point designated by the Command
ing General.
A contraband who arrived from Rlchmond,
states that between that city and the Chicka-
horoiny river, distance of some eleven miles,
they enemy are encamped 10 large force, where
they expect to await the arrival Of the Potomac
army. A the rebels fall back they drive be-
fore them most OF the cattle, sheep and hogs,
leaving only such thingsas they cannot move. i
Explosions were heard yesterday in the direc.
ton of the Chicahominy, which are supposed
to have been caused by blowing up the Railroad
bridge.
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Ledger Tilnne.

NV YoRK, NAY 1.-THE celebrated Bonner
team trotted miles on the fashion course yes.
terday in Ave minutes, one and quarter sec.
onds. Bonner drove himself. This 10 said to
b ~ seconds quicker than the same distance
ever before known,
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Committed Suicide.

NuscArNE, Iowa, May IA young man
named Charles Robinson, of Burlington, II
years of age, committed suicide at the Ogelvis
House, In this city, yesterday afternoon by taking
strycbpine
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dust, and nervous people inhsbitine seacosst
cities can sleep O. nights hereafter without fear
Of being awakened by the thunder of the Mer-
rimac's guns at their very doors. This vessel
the one naval success Of the South, that &C.
complished the rare feat of compelling an
American fripsts to strike her colors to an en-
envy, and whose advent into Hampton Roads
marks an era in conflicts ct ses--vas scuttled
and sunk by the rebels to prevent her falling
into the hands of our naval forces. Her loss
is more damaging to the rebellion than if an
army of $4,000 men had been killed or cap
tured Better to have lost Savannah, Charles
ton, Memphis or Richmond, than have destroy
ed this naval monster without fight Had
she gone down, Is did the Cumberland or the
Varuna, firing until the water closed over her,
all the world would have wondered, and South
ern valor, IS we'll as Southern skill, would have
claimed proud page in the history of battles;
but the pitiful panic which must have possess.
ed the councils in winch her destruction was
determined upon will bring contempt upon the
Confederate cause, even in those foreign circles
whose interest or whose humor it has been to
sustain and countenance the great rebellion.
It is to be regretted, for many reasons, that
this vessel did not venture on another conflict
with our feet in Hampton Roads. Her first
exploit proved the folly Of building any more
wooden frigates. The contest with the Moni-
tor on the second day was Of great scientific
interest, IS showing the relative value ofhsavy
ordnance and thick iron. plating in an actual
sea fight. The taird fight, if q chance had
been given, would have demonstrated the val.
ue of swift steam ram against an iron clad
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0u0Olk Taken.

To Hon. E. u. STANTON, ssc'y Of War:
Fl. AoHRoE, Nay live have Suffolk. 1t
was taken last evening BY Major Dodge Al il
quiet
Major General AcClellanS troops are at Cum
berland. Sgnsd] =.
JoHE E. Wool, Major General.
Cumberland 10 In Kent county. on York river,
on the line of the Railroad leading to Richmond
and about twenty-five miles east of the latter
place.
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BATTRRIHa KAMs-C Considerable curiosity was
excited on Saturday last by the appearances, at
the landing, Of several steamers raced and a.
tered by covering their sides with two thicknes-
ses Of timber, each being about eight inches
thick, and composed of live oak. The prows are
iron plated, and quite sharp. These are the boats
that.wsre purchased at Pittsburgh some months
since, and they have been converted into rams
They are very powerful, and are intended to run
down and sink rebel craft on the Western rivers.
(Cincinnati Gazette, 18th.
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WA0UINoTON NEWo.

BALTnoAs, Nay 1.-THE city i 6llsd this
morning with rumors Of the taking Of Richmondjj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-12
Resalntiops Of Thanks.
vraolylA poiNT, TEXls Nov. %

ViRGiSlA P0NT, Texas Nov %. '9l.
At meeting Of the members ofthe John.
son County mlnntry, commanded by Capt.
VIM. X. shannon. the following proceedings
were had
Capt. Vim. Z. shannon was called to the
chair, and A. j.. Formyalt ele5ted Secrc airy.
The Chairman called the meeting &c order,
and in a briefand cheering manner express
cd the object Of the meeting. Nhereupon,
on motion Of Sergi 9, J. Stokes, the Chair
appointed the following geutlelnen to draft
resolutions expressive OF the sense Of the
meeting, viz: Lieurs. Lyon, Graham and
Jewell, Sergts Stokes, }. A. rormyalt and
upon motion the Chair aud Mr. Marshall
was added to tho committee. Whereupon
the committee retired and in a abort time
presented The following iesointions'
Resolred lsi.--Thai we tender our beart-
felt thanks u the citizens 81 johnson county
for the liberal hestorments OF articles nee
essary TO make us comfortable during he
present winter,
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Resoired, 2nd.-In the bestowment of those
substantials, the citizens of Johnson county,
have shown a sympathy for the soldiers in
the field which we most highly appreciate
ResOtped, 3d--That we feel ourselves un-
der obligations to the good people Of John
son county, that we never can redeem I'M
Ill the day Of contest comes.
Resoiued, 4h.-That the Houston Tcle-
graph and Dallas Herald please publish the
proceedings Of this meeting.
WM. r, SHANNON, Chairman.
4. j FoRavALT, Secretary.
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B'pl,Slpc sale.

EDY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed
H. to me, BY William Myers and Mary
Ann Myers, on the 9TH day of June 1860,
and recorded in the Office of the County
Clerk of Dallas county, Texas, on the l2th
day Of July 1854, in book II, pages 500 and
3il: which decd of trust was executed to
secnre the payment Of certain Indebtedness
therein set out, will offer for sale, for cash,
TO the highest bidder, at the tourt-house
door. in the town OF Dallas on the LIST Tues
dny in January. 1852 lit being the 9Th day
of said month"; within the hours prescribed
hy law, the following tract of land, to-wit'
500 acres in DALLAS county, Texas, it being
Tho E,s, halr of section No. ~, in township
No l., South Of 'he first base line and Range
M. / last ot ..a principal meridian. A.
surveyed by g.. ',tcrs' Colony couEany.
Said land adjoas Tie srr' s. 1i iam
Coon,bes. Aaron Oyrtrou and JOIN = Rob
iuson This the ly't j.y Of So. H-rr 4.
u. ISL.
7:iwl JUN if.'N.
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..ragNRf.-We were complimented last
e. ailh an invitation to witness the re-
..,.l " the "Sisterhood of Nations" by
Iu aides of Miss Melons school,
parts assigned to the respective girls
.y.ry dicous, and the rehearsal shows
careful training to which they have been
Iigaea The whole was highly credita-
., Miss Melton as well as the young Ia
les. and ne scene between "Yankee' and
Southern Confedcracy," amusing and sug-
.t rva.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-12

Ia. We were much pleased on Saturday
1T. B, meet Major L. S. Ross, of the 9th
aNas Cavllry Regiment attached to Gen.
GerulIo,a command in Arkansas. The
tgIcr ia the camp on the 2Sth ult., and
,s ca ,od,e for his home in Waco, having
I eiged though for. some month or two
ue a ,ing in fine health and spirits, and
aa- coralally greeted by his many friends
30 la,, place. He has been on active scout
urdu,y llring the whole time he has been
lu Missouri, having several times been
vtg.g .le lines of the enemy at and near
.@paasicld. He expects to return to his
,rnuaua some time in January.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-12

rsg F Gov. Runnels passed through
rfp8 ODD his way home, last Sunday,
r.lrIr- Is much news of interest from
s,u 10 is an advocate Of the passage
.hu saw Law, and says that its defeat
,p 4 ua been disastrous to large por-
rior Of the State. The distinguished gen.
leuau wos enjoying good health, and spoke
..fg.'s eff he members of the present Leg
"Etrr".
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lstin Correspondence.
AUSTIN, Deer. 9TH 1856


eJf,rs YcraMs-We are getting along
slowly with our business. The subject of II
rur or stap Law has been the order of the
f.. u...H weeks past, and can now in
3d.. .n nat the Law has just passed the
%.I 10. provides that no suit shall be
: ..lra. Dr two years on all demands due
en.avuge n notes, bonds, bills of exchange,
Or. le constitutionality of such law was
.llg % q. sed and our friend Col Crock
81. iu .annittee of the whole, made very
shlr Irrlment, showing that the Legislature
..I RIO light to pass such Law without
...'u- ~ contact with tlIc constitution. -
Also ,cuators Shepard and Jordan, took
Tie same losition in favor of the bill, and
] must snv in justice to Senator Branch,
rnlt ,A5u il he took ground against the
measure : first, became satisfied and sup
.u8r,ed lne bill on its final passage, and
.I8a Ic % uendid effort in its favor. The
next grc9 measure will be the revenue or
FAX bill; as yet it is not reported from the
comm .la on finance, of the House, but will
arta-ueuow. think the increase will be
from ID. . % per cent. on the hundred dol
.,r- -.,- of property, and not more.
itH.gB of local nature will not be
acted uu1. to any extent, for this Legisia-
sure iululs to leave here by Christmas,
rithau, ioubt. hope you will keep us
-r.tcd rn he war; the Herald is n welcome
,sitor 20 his Great City Of Rocks.
JEFF WEATHERF0RD.
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Gov u block has made the following APP
rr.utuents: {. 5. West, Secretary Of State !;
or. =. 81 ner, vice DR.. keeRan, Sup. of Luz
matte As Rm; J. Y. Dashiel, vice Col. Byrd,
Adiataut General; Gen, Jna- s. Besser, vice
81. { Tog.rs Financial Agent Of Peniten-
usry W NJ, Walton, Prirate Secretary.
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loncert will be given by Miss
a lancaster, on Christmas Eve, for
uani Of needy soldiers now in the SER
o' tre government. 1t is most lauda-
aUur., nd we wish the accomplished Ia
lg u.s5 unbounded success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-12

The Texas Rangers in Kentucky have or
ganizcd by the election of the following Off
GERS:
b. +. Terry, Colonel; Thos. $. Lubbock,
Lieut.. Colonel; Thomas Harrison, Major;
NJ. IL. Royston, Adjutant; VIM. b. Sayers,
Sergeant Major.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff If Kaufman county Greeting:
NTOU are hereby commanded TO summon,
y in the Dallas Herald newspaper pub
lishcd in the town of Dallas, Dallas county
Texas there being 10 newspaper publish
ed in Kaufman county, Texas II. d. Brew
or. heir-at-law of the estate Of W. I. Brew
err, deceased who resides without the limits
of the said State of Texas, to be and appear
before the Honorable Probate Court in ana
for the county OF kaufman, State aforesaid,
TO be holden at the Court House thereof, on
Monday, the 30th day of December, a. ID.
1861. at which termss of the Court the petit
ton of Bethany Brewer, Administrators,
for partition and distribution of the estate
of said Brewer, deceased, will be acted upon,
and any person interested may appear and
contest the same if they sec proper. Here
of fail not, but have you then and there be-
fore said court this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed
the same. y.
Test: WM. II. BARNES, Clerk oil
SEAL \the County Court Of Kaufman 20.
O6NGiven under my hand and seal OF
office at Kaufman, November 18th, a. u.
1861. VIM. II. BARNES,
elk. Co. Court Kaufman Co. Tex.
Issued Nov. 10Th, 1861.
WIN. II. BARNES, c. c. c. X. G.
Came to hand Nov. the 28th, 1861. Sent
to Dallas for publication same day.
A. NJ. X. SOWELL Sheriff X. Co.,
BY DAVID ALLEN, Deputy.
9:4w--Printer 3 fee, $40.
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Administrators Notice.
$40 Reward!

Y will give the above reward for the deilV-
3 ery to me II. Stephensville, Erath coun-
~. Texas, or any Information that will lead
IN the recovery Of the following described
horses, viz: one Rsay Horse. branded j
with IL half circle over it, two years Old last
Spring. a natural PAGER, between 10 and i"
hands high; the other horso is between II
ssrcyyli asd bay. branded ', 4 years
old last Spring, about II hands high; both
are branded on the shoulders.
JOHN A. GIBBS.
SGv. 9Th lS6l-T:fw.
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"Np learn from Mr.. Steinlien, just
rnoa ON Jefferson, that Crump's Bat
va ha been ordered to Missouri, and had
.a- Tor lhgir destination about ten days ago
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Administrative Notice.

A T the November Term, 1861 of the Probate Court
N ofTarrant county the undersigned was ppointcd
Administrative of the estate OLA Y. Fowler decrs-
cd. All persons having claims against said estate
hereby notified to present the same, properly au-
time prescribed by law And all those indebted to
said arenocd to forward and settle their
notes and accounts Immediately.
JULlETTE A. FOWLER, Administrative.
Fort Worth, TcXHs.-l0:6t.
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Nrs-rs Latimer and Jennings are not
present. nd in order to cast the full eleeto-
-u gae Texas, tive others, Ex-Gov. Clark
and Jas. n. Neal, were substituted.
Nothing more Of interest, except the pas
sage of ne Stay Law, aud other Lesisla-
.d.lte matters.
Yours, respectfully,
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CONCERT,

d. AMEs II. SwISDELLs is an Agent
tna raid at Lancaster and the sur
raias aountry, and is authorized to col
and 90 eipt for the same,
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" TEE SMILE!"
Dallas, Texas, Scpt.9t lSGl-f9;f

Stray Borses---$5O Reward.
ED ANAWA Az from the undersigned, living
Ia at Coxville, Hill county, Texas, during
the fall Of 1860, four Horses, VIZ; one
Sorrel Mare. with bell on, branded
4. on the shoulder; one year old FliiS,
branded y on the shoulder, both hind feet
and one fore foot white, both mares in toal
when they left. Also, ono Red Horse,
8 or 8 wears old, some saddle marks, Il"
brand. and one 'Yearlins C0s, not
branded.
will pay fifty dollars reward for the de-
livery of said horses to me, or liberal re-
ward for any of them. Address the under
signed, at Coxville, Hill county, Texas.
ALEXANDER 5. COX.
Oetobsr 90, 1S6l-3:mos.
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AUSTIN. Deer 4th 1861,

= htSIIN' DpU flII TOUT
EFaafs Hert.d:-The electoral college has
met mad nljourned. Upon a count of the
votes. tie following electors were found to
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A BILL.

To be entitled An Act supending all iates
for the collection Of debts and liabilities on
bonds promisSory notes, bills Of exchange
and contracts for the payment q mOneN du.
ring the eristencr Of the present par bctween
the Confederate States Of america and the
Yrujted Stnfes nj 4merjrUr